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Arm to 7sf. SOci, *hick !Mee price at •quar. Set before three o'clock. • CHAMIIIIHt OF T111 . 1101111PUTILI: 82 W SitCRET COMNITTZE. General Demadieu laid On.the table a palmists, "cs, NMI yeti sistu; I have UN, honour to depose on the liable jhareau) a prop Lion of as address to his Majesty, humbly to petitsiNi•him to choose another Ministry, teeing that the Present is incapable and Anti- I'reuch, and that for them two reasons—it has given rise to the aunt, general sad well-founded alarms • for the fate of the Monarchy and of France." M. Casimir Pirricr asked the Ministers for esplanatious an the silence they had observed re .p.cting the eventi of Piedmont. XI. Pasquier replied, that the Government not having had certain assurance of the facts, it had thought proper to be silent, but that now it would suffer freely all the news to be published which should come to its knowledge. The other orators who spoke on the same subject are, Messy,. Girardin, Dudoer, Pardeesus, and Ma nuel. This last made a remarkable speech. The Paris Papers of the 16th and 17th, which • have arrived at our office, confirm the accounts :previously published respecting the insurrection of the garrison of Alexandria, but the Bower of the censorship over the press has never been exercised with more rigid severity than under the present cir cumstances of public affair.. By the Paris Bub Istin we leant that this circumstance has been made a subject of complaint in the Chamber of Depu. ties, end that the Minister, M. PASQUIEI, excused the reserve of the Government by stating, that not having received positi%e intelligence of the occur. rences in Italy, it did not feel itself justified in . suffering any publication to be made, but that thencefurward the public journals should be permitted to publish whatever news they might re ceive respecting the affairs of Italy. The present French Ministry is very far from being popular ; an expectation prevails that the Duke de CAZES once more assume the office of President of the Counci I. The great question respecting the propriety of .. the conduct pursued by the British Government with regard to the affairs of N.pies was last night again debated in the /louse of Commons upon the motion of Sir ROBERT WILSON. The gallant Knight moved en humble Address to his MAJESTY for a copy of Sir W. A'Conar'e letter to the Nes politest Minister for Foreign Affairs, and of all communications relative to the invasion of Naples. In the course of Sir ROBERT WILSON'S speech, he stated some circumstances very well deserving of attention, and in particular one which marks the spirit breathed by the advocate, of the despotic principles of the Allied Cabinets. At a convenes tion held in Italy between certain Ministers and Officers concerning the right of interference in the affsirs of independent nations, allusion was casually made by one or the company to the possibility of a change of Ministers in England, when a Minister, puffed up with all the insolence of military despot. isto, declared, that should such en event take place, they, viz. the despots of the Continent, would treat England as they were preparing to treat Naples ! How we laugh at such ad absurd threat, though we confess it is not a little distressing to perceive the estimate in which our present Ministers are held on the Continent, and that foreign Statesmen re- gird them, not as the depositaries of power to be caercistd for !promoting the liberty and happiness f mankind, but as the patrons of principles hostile tr the growth of rational freedom, and to the inde pendence of nations. Lord CASTLEREAGH opposed Sir ROBERT WILSON'S mutton upon the ground treat tt was not required for any purposes of iNfor i..ation, but as layMg a ground fur some ulterior motion tending to alter the neutral .3stem hitherto pursued by the British Government. Sir ROBERT WILSON ultimately withdrew his motion without a vision. Yesterday, at two o'clock t o Cabinet Council wa s Lela at the Foreign Office, which sat till a quarter OW three. The Duke or Yook. as Commander-in-Chief. held a Levee yesterday at his Office iii the Hume Guards.. Yesterday his Royal Ilighness the Duke of Pots, Conimatider.iii-Chicf, made one of hit frequent ausorcii ins at the riding "drool belonging t• Buck riighani Iluu►e of the various cavalry detachments under the superintendence of Lieutenant-Coloorel PSTLIIS. On Monday the Duke or suns: •nd Prince LLUPOLD .i►Ued the Pritierrs AUGUSTA, •t tier sii,rimersti in Butki,igli4in Honor. Yesterday the Ducltr►s of GM/UCH'S! and the Princess Au Gm* vitiled the Princes Sorut&. Prince I.Eurnt.n dined with the Duchess of KENT yesterday, bt her al.•rtments in Kensington Prince. Faon A CORNESPONDINT.—The QUEEN has written to Lord LtrEaeoot., desiring him to com municate to the Kum her MAJUTY'S intention al going to the Drawing Room to-morrow, to the insertion or her Hann In the Liturgy. Several letters have passed between bee hiAlkSlY red Lord LIVERPOOL on the subject. Possession of Cambridge-Howie was taken yesterday for her MAJLATY. and it is expected that her bls.rgorr will come to town in a few days. It may be satisfactory to our agricultural readers under their present distress to learn, that some eery Jorge obipments of wheat have been wade within the lesi ten cloys, for Naples and its vicinity. Of (*arse none bat Sortie% grans in the warehouses boo lava allowed ea Ite.rzpotied.—(4lnrcelttr JwanseL) • I• •-•— • •1 . , , • • ?HE rING'S VISIT TO TIM 01*ERA. Yesterday afternoon, at lair-past Ave o'clock, his MAJESTY arrived at his palace in Pall-Mall, from the Pavilion at Brighton, in his traireffing carriage, escorted by a party of light horse. Soon after the KING'S - arrival he dined. Preparations were then matte for his first visit to the Italian Opera since his accession to the throne. Every respectful attention was paid by the Committee and Managers to the reception of the Soositerox, that pours or expense could shew. 'Elie passage from the entrance under the colon. nada in the Haymarket to the royal box was co. vend with scarlet cloth. The anti-room to the King's room was lined with light satin, the fee toxins with gold lace, the top formed that of a tent. It was furnished with a anfa, and lighted with large wax lights. The royal box was most mognificiently and splendidly fitted up with crimson satin and gold lace, the toil similar to that of the anti-room. It was arranged for the KING and kis suite to pass through the concert-room. The Earl of Arursouny, Viscount LOWTHER. Count St. AN TONIO, Mr. Eaxas, and Mr. REWIRE, were in attendance to receive his Ma.rxxrir. At half-past six o'clock a guard of honour marched to tire Opera-house, under the command of Colonel %Vooorooo. At a quarter before right o'clock their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORE and CLAitEXCE arrived at the Operu-house, and were received with military honours by the guard of honour, and loud huzros by the im mense populace who surrounded the Opera-house iu all 'directions. A few minutes before eight o'clock the royal procession began to move trout the palace in the following order : tat earriage—The Gentlemen Ushersaud Emma inWaiting. Ed carriage —Sir Wm. Cunereve, the Equerry iu Waiting, the Page of Honour, and Colonel Hamm, the Silver Stick in Waiting. carriage--Tbe Treasurer of the Household. the Comp troller of the Household, sad the Master of the Robes. gth carriage—The Lord Chamberlain, the Vire•Charnber. lain, the Duke of Wellington! (Gold Stick iu Waiting), mid the Captain of the Tromso Guard. ith Carriage—The King, attended by the Marquis of Win. cheater, Groom of the Stole, as principal Lord in Waiting, and the Muter of the Horse. His MAJESTY was received with such loud accla mations from the his alighting at the theatre, that the sound of the trumpets, with the escort of life guards, could scarcely he heard. Sir ROBERT BARER and several of the principal officers of the Bow-street Police office were in at tendance to preserve•the peace. His MAJESTY, on entering hia boa, was received with the most enthusiastic demonstrations of joy. The house was brilliant iu the extreme. The pit crowded almost to suffocation. His MAJESTY ap peared highly gratified, and retired, as he arrived, atuttlyt a tumult of acclamation. THEATRES. DRURY-LAWN. The Lacuna or Mr. 5112111E11,1, the most per fect production of the class iu the English lan guage, was performed last night. The poetry and music would be sufficient to command success, and the plot and incidents would delight an audience without the advantages of the mush•. The piece thus combining every species of beauty is of the fist order of excellence. The part of Clara was sustained by Miss WILSON. In the well-known and beautiful sirs, " Whets sable Night," and " Adieu, Attu dreary pik," she was must rapturously encored. Her tine voice retains uo trace. of her late illness, and her perfortuance added a new leaf to the lau►el that decks her Lwow*. Mr. BRAMAN, in Carlos, gave the uira allotted to the character with all his usual rich ness of melody. In " Ah, sure a pair," lie was loudly encored. Mr. Hoax and Mr. 'l'. Coosa were also very effective in Ferdinand and 41th:olio. Little KNIGHT displayed great archness cud hu mour in Isaac, the Jew. And Mrs. EDWIN made a very successful debut in the line of maidens. iu the character of the Damns. The Opera was, on the whole, got up in a complete style, awl the house was crowded to an overflow with au elegant au dience. COVENT-GARDEN. Lost night the play of The Stranger introduced to the audience a young Lady (her first appearance on any stage), in the character of Mrs. The audience waited with breathless expectation for her appearance, and greeted her with the loudest cordiality which their applause. could ex press. She entered upon the part with the most aus picious and promising effect. Her stature is mode rately high—her figuie symmetrical, requiring ma hark, to impart its full dimensions—her coureterrance is deeply expresaive—jet-hisck hair and eyebrows— • well-tuned voice—a gait of much dignity, and of more grace. Her con.-eptiois of the part was intel ligetite—her action choice and impressive. tier melancholy was of a genuine and elegant stump, though not sufficiently reserved in the first scenes to ,cure proportionate effect in the remote and concluding exigencies of the minion. Her r e adin g s were Judicious mid striking, sod seine of her attitudes were exquisite. We would mention that into which she sunk, after the confession of her guilty fortunes to the l'oux fess, cone/siding with the CM:11111011011 i " 1 urn that wretch !" The fairest Magdalen of antique paint ing or sculpture could nut come up to the iepnse of her arms, the deperiduite of her brad, and the dreary ibtodosancrit of vital molioo with which her whole frame seemed to gratit Ile into the most graceful composure of desolate contrition send resignation. She is a peiforroer of great elegance and intellect. and will head leer profession. Mr. Cusittes KstlaLx 1.111141111• rd the pad of the Stranger with more force than his light mad sportive , in comedy pester would lead us to expect. Mr. Euaafoa, its &area Steinfurt, was a study far the tioostentettuus display of the manly graces and sensibilities. Mrs. FAUCIT was spirited. and dignified in the Countess. Sel•- . . skeet b) Mt. Bistay. Pam* Mr. llLAscii ay. enlaces by Us PAILEIG mod tlte• servant by Mr.. Gun% are all well lissom sod hese . been fre. quesidy uotieed fir the oisiespesweable excellence with which their seversl perms are filled. The pert romance of this piece wee 'comely ever attended sada general symptoms of grief on the audience. 1 he dialogue was frequently interrupted by She soli, end other tokeas of resistless feeling with which the &raver and the lovely debutant surprised the senses of the audience. The play was given out far repetition an Saturdey and Monday next. and the Dews was followed by thunders of applause.— The hones was crowded. THE CHASe. The Pitchley Hounds meet this day at Stowe; Friday, at Welton; Saturday, at Great Harrowden, at half-past tea. These Hounds, after the 26th imsteut, bunt from the Brig stork Kennel. The Doke of Graftoe's Hounds meet on Friday, at Bile den Park, at half-post tee. The Oakley Hounds meet to-morrow, at Halsey Wood; and on Saturday, at Oak Close, at half-past teu. The Quorisdon Hounds meet this day, at Widmerpool ; to-morrow, at Kettleby; and on Saturdsy, at Martinsbaw, at balLput ten. THR ARMY. The 19th Luaus are ordered from Nottingham tis Man chester. The 12th Dragoons are to replace the 18th H ssssss , who are ordered from Dublin. It was as Officer of the latter who lately gave the Queen's health as a tout. Major-General Sir John Lambert has arrived in Dublin, and will shortly assume the command a 1 Cork, iu the room of Major-General Sir John Elley, who is to command i■ the Limerick distkiet, which is united with the county of Clare Head-quarters in Limerick. We have it from good authority, that reciprocal arrange ment, are making between the British and Irish Governments fur Officers on Ibe half and retired pay, residing iu each of dose countries, drawing their respective allowances in the county they reside iu; and that in future, I.i-future will be had to the affidavit of the Officer for his place of yerideoce; the Payriester and auditur.Generols having considered their right of patent infringed upon.—(Duhlin Paperj ELOPF.MRWT.—On Thursday night lest, Captain BAGHOTT, lale of the 3d light diagoono, eldest son of Sir PAUL WILMOT'', of LFpiati Park, passed through ihieleity on his way to Gretna Green, on a matrimonial expedition, witl► Nino SIMPER, only child of th• late Colonel SLOPER, of Tetbury, formerly of the Oxford Blues. The lady ap peared young and beautiful, and we understand slie is in possessiou of a large fortune.—(Gloucester Journal DUEL—Our readers will recollect that charges were lately preferred against Capt. Gounu, of the Guards, by Lieut.-Colemel CAMAC, and that the Court-martial pronounced a full and honourable acquittal. A duel was fought, a few days since, be tueen K. GOUGH, Esq. formerly of the Guard., (brother of the Captain), and Lieut.-Col. CAtiAc, in which the latter was seriously wounded tu the thigh. The parties met at Boulogne. Official Returns to Orders of the House of Corn. mous state, that no laud under the cultivation of hops in Scotland is recorded in the Excise-office. The amount of all flax imported from Ireland into Great Britain for one year, ending the sth Janu ary, 1821, is —dressed, 46 wt. 3qr. 1lb.; undressed, 53.582cwt.0qr. 61b. Total, 58,6i9cist. Oqr. 51b. The amount of all foreign flux imported into Great Britain, in the year ending the 5111 January, 1821, is—dregied, lqr. 181bs.; undressed, 381,405 cwt. 3qs. 6ib. Total, 381,406 cwt. 241 b. Extract of a letter, dated Naples, March 2:— " The conduct of England while the contest is pending is must extraordinary. After keeping a large squadron here during the last four months, under the pretext of protecting British properly and perions, when neither were in the slightest danger, now that the Austrians are coining down, and when peril Is really to be feared, the whole are ordered home, with the exception of the Rochefort and Iphigettia. The Vengeor and Liffey have ialseady nailed , and the Active sails to-morrow. ‘Ve have accounts from Palermo to the 27th ult. when every thing was perfectly tranquil in that city.,, A horse, belonging to air officer of the 3il dra goon guards, caming a rider weighing tist. cleared • wall six feet high on Friday fart. On Monday night the house of Dr. DAVIZS, Biackf►irra-rust, was broken into by a gang of thieves, and robbed of plate, jewellery, wearing apparel, Saturday last was the last Day of Drawing the State Loutery, and it also terminated Mewarr. Contriet of coarse all the Three 41,000/. Prizes, and other Capitals that remained is the Whet!, were then drawn —Two of the Prizes of "[we'll , - One Thousand Pounds were sold by that old favourite of HlM—Our was arm to Dublin, where it was shared by Mr. CALIMELL, use of the Iri►h Olbre•keepers. —A new Contract ts to he made with Guvernment this day, for souther Lottery, and we hops Messrs. SIVZIVRIGIC7II may again be the Contractors, as they nut only make very brilliant Schemes, bet Forteue salsa to smile oa their plans, for we always observe a great eissnlp.r of Capitals are dm tiibuiesl in their Contracts, and, in the last Contract alone there have been uu less than Seven Prizes of 11,0001. shared, and Two 41,0001..0W in whole Tickets, besides an immense amber of maim Capitals. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Ce•n+. 701 691 I Ex. 111116,2. per 6 9, 3 dia. 70 69 691 U ' I loths fur Ace..... 123 $ watt. N.Au5...10.51 I Coro. Are... 711 70 111141 I 7011 6911 7011 COURAZ OF EZCHANG Areal* rdans C.F. It 12 Ditto at Sixht l2 9 Kutterdam 11 13 Antwerp Ilamburgb 3B 4 Minna S Paris 3 d ays date 25 40 Ditto 24 10 Bourdesuit .... • • 28 10 Frankfurt iso the 158 Petersburels, p. rbl. 9,1 3 Us. Viesus"is.ffia.es. 10 lb Trieste A TUMMY, MARCH 20. Leghuria . ..... 46t 411 Venice 'lsl. Lie 29 60 Malls Naples. ....... 261 PAirrllllo, per cue ll3 49t Oporiu .. 49; Rio Jaireiro. 49 Bahia l5O Dublin 8 Cork .. BULLION. - - - Inadrid Codex ..... HOW... pm?law U Seville Giloreltis Porte(+) Guld io t a. E. Coin. per us .... 0 0 0 Geld Us Bars—. 3 17 lui New Doubliusus.... U 0 0 New 0 4 Rli Silver it Barr 0 4 111 'NMI tart Nicars bA±ltrrk.• IMie-Owdrola, alltrat 19, HMI. d 1314 ERA I. ORDEBB. It being his Majesty's determination that no Oder; hold ing a commission in his service (wistilser full or half-pay) should engage in the service of any of Ilse powers or eons tries which are rofortnuately now involverl its hostilities, the Commander-iii. Chief has received leis •lajesty's com mands to caution all OfEeers who have obtained leave to visit the Coutinent, or to reside there; all ihoss who may hereafter proceed to the Continent, as well as those who may have previously obtained his !Majesty's sanction t o serve in say foreign army, again s t cnriging or continuing in the employment of the asinies of any of the . contending parties; and his Royal Highness is fa r th er commanded ty admonish them, that by disregarding this caution they will forfeit their commissions in the British service. By his Royal Highness the Coniniander-in-Chiers command, H. TORE ENS, Adjulant.GeHsteral. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Conunissions sly*ed by Ilse Lord Lieutenant of lie County of Durham. To be Deputy Lieutenants—Robert Moser Dimdale, Esq. Anted October 16, 1920; IVilliam Thomas Greenleell and George Orusby, Elqrs —dated March 8 1821. Commissions is the Ist Regiment of Loyal Suffolk Yeo manry Cavalry, signed by Ibo Lord Lieutenant of Ms County of Suffolk. To be Captains—Sir Nliles Nightingall, E.C.B. vice lTythe, reigned ; Henry Bence Bence, Bag. vice CuUm', resign. ed; Horace George Broke, Esq rice Coupertbersite, r.. signed ; and Philip Brouct, jun. Esq. Tice Frost, resign ed—all dated February 2,1821. To be Lieut. nants—Wilham George Colchester, Gent. vice Hoyle, resigned; and William Sewer, Gent. vice Cross, d both dated as above. To be Coruna—William Rod+ell, Gent. rise Fisher, re signed; George Cobhuld, Gent. •ice Bolton, resigned; Juba Lake, Gent. •ire Sawyer, promoted; and George Moreau, Gent. vice Colchester, promoted—all dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Peter Leigh, Stockport,of ehesie;;;;Too7pinner, from March 31 in April 10, at ten, at the Mosley Arms lam, 31auchester. BANKRUPTS. Christopher Croxford, junior, of leer, Buckingham, and also of Uxbridge and Weer-Drayton, Middleres, collar maker, to secriender, Alarele 27, April 7, and May 1, at eleven, at Guildhall, Condon. Memory', Mr. Thomas Walfurd, Uxbridge; and Alcasra. Clarke, Ricba►ds, ■ad Medealf, Cheue , ry-kne, Lonelier. homes Blest, of St. Marries-mart, Leicester-fields, Middlesex, haberdasher, to surrender, March 31, April 7, and May 1, at une, ■t Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Edmund Newton, High Holborn. Joseph Ara , oso, of Valentiut-Farm-Ridge, Hertford, cow. dualrr. to surrender, Maid, 24, 31, and May 1, at tea , at Guildhall, London. Attoruey, Mr. H. R. Higley, Essex. street, Strand, London. Thomas Iri• Id, senior, and Thomas Field, junior, of Mus covy-court, Trinity.square, London, floordrociors, to sur render, March 27, April 3, and May I, at twelve, at Guild hall, Londuta, Attorney, Mr. Clabon, Mark•lane. Matthew Sedgwiek, of London, warehouseman, to sue. render, April 3,7, and May I, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, M . Fishier and Sudlow, Thavies-lust, Hol born, London. Peter Marshall, of Scarborough, York, grocer, to surrender, April 6,7, and May 1, at tell, ut the Blacksmiths Arms Ina, Scarborough. Attorneys, Mr. Richard &nye, Chancery lane, London ; and Mr. Meant, Scarborough. Jeku Browse, of Bridgewater, Somerset, tailor, to surren der, March 29, 30, and May 1, at 'sierra. at the Crows Inn, Bridgewater. Attorneys, Messrs. Wm. Boys and Son, Bridgat water ; and Mews. Blake, Cook's-court, Carey-street, Los dun. John Cummins, of Gloucester, mercer and liaeo.dranev, In surrender, March 27, 28, and May 1, at eleven, at the Spa Hotel, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Wm. Read Kiug, See jeaut's-Inn said Mr John Cbadlsorn, Gloucester. John Dixou, of Bishopthorpe, York, coal.enerchanl, In sur render, March 26, 27, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wake field, mid May 1, at six, at the Star Inn, Pontefract. Attor ney., Messrs. Fuljambe and Dixon, Wakefield. Henry Mitchell Partridge, of Newport, Monmouth, iron monger, to surrender, March 29, 30, at twelve, and May 1, at one, at the Commercial ROOM., Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Grey - a-lun•square, Loudon; and Messrs. Cary and Cross ' Bristol. Jonathan IYilson, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, bookseller, In surrender, March 27, April 3, and May 1, at one, at London. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowden and Helder, Cle ment's-Imi, London. William Freeland, late of Bedhampion, Southampton, mil ler, to ~render, April 3,7, sod May 1, at twelve, at the Royal Oak Inn, Perukes. Attorneys Mee ee . Osbaldeston and Murray, Loudon-street, Fenchuttl-street, Loodou; and M .William Messum, Purism. _ _ 1l illiam Fifuot, of Bristol, baker, to surrender, March 28, 29, and May 1, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, 81 . Bourdillon sod Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapside, Loudon ; and M . Bevan and Britian, Smirk). Benjamin Lance, of Capel-court, Bartholomew-lane, Lon don, stork broker, to surrender, March 24, April 10, and May I, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, sir. Lindsey, St. Thooras.slreet, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. April 10. C. W. Tittensur and J. Titlensor, of Foster lane, Cbenwide, Loudun, wholesale button-sellers, at acerb, at April 10. J. &will and G. J. De Witte, of the Consonereisl- Chambers, Mincing-lane, London, merchants, at it'll, at Mal eh 24. G. Robinson and S. Robinson, of Paternoster rut., London, hookaellei it, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mauch 8. J. Cousins, heretofore of Long-acre, Sliddletwat, but now of elorlion-street, Sowers Town, eheeseenonger, at day' n, at Guildhall, London. Aril 10. W. Scoot!, late rf Mile-End, •nd sow or life of . . 'Si. John, Wappioc, and St. Mary,Wiiitechapel, Middlesex, ,linter and chapsnau, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landoll. April 10..1. W. Suumby, of Fish.street-bill, Loutdou, mer chant, at rleveu, at Guildhall, Lotion. April 10. J. Yufght, late of Fore-street, London, cheese monger, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lutiduo. May S. H. hlould, of Witichesier, Southampton, cabinet maker, at elrveu, at the White Hart luta, Hastlebory, IVorerster. April IL C. Elliott, of Saint Thomas-a-Becket, Sasses, grocee, at twelve, at the Bear Inn, Clitre, Susarx. Apt it 14. J. T. Tayler,uf Merton, Surrey, silk-utau nfacturer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 14. G. SI Simpson, of Tower street, London,merehant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 21. T. Sackett, of Bermondsey-wall, Bermondsey, Sauey, shipwright, at twelve; at Guildhall, London. April IS. W. Prole, of Geurteham, Devoe, yeoman, at use, .1 the Gulden Lioo lau, Barnstaple. April IS. .1. Simpson cud J. ITratmorland, of Liverpritl, huuse-buildris, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Willtatuson ►quare, Liverpool. April 12. J. Hawthorn, of Neweaslle-npos•Tyne, brass fnataller, at eleven, at t►e George lan, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. April 11. Peter Cox, of Failford, Gloucester, machine maker, at eleven, at the King's Head Imo, Cirencester. CERTIFICATES.—Apart, 10. C Coates, late of Bedminster, timber.rt, tanner, hat now of Staatuti-drew, Somerset, di aler.—S. Welke', jou. of Marchester, 11. Hall, late of New Alrerford, Stissiltamptuu, but sow of Thames Hilton, Surrey, initiate. —G. Hulleionk, of Fleet -market, Loudest, poulterer.—S. Perkins, of Midfursl, Somerset, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS IHSSO I.V ED. J. Itiichie, F. Richardson, sod .1. Ritchie, or Wailing street, Louden, warchorsenien, March 14, 1641.--P. Smith sod E. lesghtoo, of Artillery-pas/ace, Artillery-atieet, Old Artillery-ground, Aliddlenes, last-iussufsetuiers, Mare* MIL—W. Daniels and G. Foss, of llasalbeater, palatal, March 17, 11121..4. Itiakisur sad W. Jaeltsos, IdliVerpneii; tOollllilll , lolll Ilbereissets, March 141, 1821.—E. Writhe, I'. haws, and J. W. Fester. of I. Heerge's.ree West. Paiiihs2-. los, December 23, IMO—W. Bendy ssd J. Hill, st' rel. hum : Middlesex, Rsit-etesuracturrrs, Jassary 13, 1821 —ll. rusher sod T. Huod, of dwelt Bolds, Ironworks, Westbrook w ich, St ffurd, iruasstldeirs, March 17, 182 . INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, TiussoaT, Master 20, Thomas Mower Keats, a merchant and contractor, was opposed by Mr. Barry, on behalf of a creditor on the ground of having put this creditor to considerable expense by vexa tious and frivolous detente, in an action brought for the re covery of his debt. He was also opposed by • creditor. 'denied Simeon Meta, a Jew, who had once been in a respect able way of hesitant, bit who, hating been unfortuaately induced by Keats, the Insolvent, to accept • bill to the innuout of 3121. fur his aceusatinuslation, was and Bred by teats, to be arrested fur the amount, and has already mole, - ;one 10 months' imprisonment iu consequence of this trans action. The debt appearink upon the lusolvent's schedule, amounted to not less than 95,0001. the greater part of which purported to have been contracted by the have of hills of ex change. He, it seems, had repreaeuted himself to 5i.... Metz as a man engaged in extensive mercantile affairs, and iu the expectation of realising a large amount by some spe- Mill Okla ; and told Hie unfortunate man, that if be would accept this bill fur 319/. it would make his fortune. Meta inconsiderately accepted the bill, and being monied with ao aaaaaces from Keats that the bill, wheel due,shenekl be taken up, be made nu arrangements to meet it. Keats' promises however proved deceitful, and Meta was arrested. He re mained in the lock-op house fora fortnight, in the hope that Keats world arrange the matter, and seder the idea of say tug expense, gave • warrant of allortvey to confers jarlg 'tient upon the bill. This only iocreased Ins embarrassments, for Keats having deceived him, be was finally compelled to render himself to the Fleet Prison. The extreme severity of the poor man's case excited a geneial feeling of pity in Cowl, and the Chief Commissioner commented in just and forcible terms spun the cruelty of Keats io practicing so de etlucture a fraud upon Meta. The judgment of the Court was, that Keats should nut be discharged out of custody, nor receive any benefit or protection from the Act, *tail he shall have been in prison, at the suit of Simeon Metz, foe a pe riod out exceeding 18 months from the date of 61isg his Petition. Mete, w•e understand, has been so effectually rained by the consequences of this transaction, that be has uut now the means of applying in the regular manner to the Court fur the benefit of the lusolvent Debtors Act. He was enabled to It pprar in Court fur the poriouts of this opponiiiiro, by as order of lie Coissintionetn. POLICE. UlllOll-11ALL. APPREHENSION Or THE SOI DISANT LORD VISCOUNT MONTAGU. Yesterday morning Robert Nall and Richard Puple, two of the principal officers of this Establishment, arrived with a man of must respectable appearance, about he years of age, who assumes the title of Lind Viscount Montage, whom they had apprehended, after having travelled marry miles in pursuit of him, upon a Bench wanton granted by the Magistrates of Kent, a true bill having been foetid agaiust him and two other persona for ■ most extensive fraud sad conspiracy. It will be recollected that last week a man, named Anises was tried at Chelmsford for uttering ■ forged bill, purport ing to have been accepted by Lord Viscount Mootagu Ohl Prisoner) and, being acquitted, ha was detained in custody, and indicted with a person slimed Church, and the Priestlier, for conspiring together, used defrauding a number of persons of property to a very great amount. The officers stated that they had o warrant pat into their heads to apprehend the Prisoner, whose name was Brow% and assuming the name and title of Lard Viscount Miss tep' ; they went in pursuit of him into the country, ■od there received isforrnation that be had retarued to tows, and was secluded at as obscure lodging, No. 18, Little Guildford-street, Brunswick-square. They west yesterday moraing well armed, and having obtained admission through the front door without soy ceremony, they rushed up stairs, and forced their way into the Prisoner's room and secured him ; he had just got out of bed and was dressing; the room was wretched, and served for parlour, sitting-room, dialog and bed-room for his Lordship. The officers bad the courtesy to allow his Lordship to eat his breakfast, and then they brought him is a coach to this office. Mr. James Nixon, upholsterer, of Great Portland-street, deposed, tbs. the Prisoner was the person mentioned in the warrant in the hauds of the ufcera,agatnst whom a true ►ilt had been found by the Grand Jury at Cbchnsford,witli Archer and Church. The charge. against the Prisoner are numersoss. Tire officers stated that he was a man of no property whatever, and yet he had issued bills to the amount of several thins sand pounds. A short time ago Archer met a Welsh drover with a Hock of cattle, and purchased the whole of bem, and paid theaususpectingdrover with ►ills signed "Moulays,'' whom Archer said was a Nob/moan of great property. The Weidman took the bill to the Bask of England, where it was made payable at sight, and found ao effects. Mr. Lloyd, the snuff-manufacturer, Holborn, was also defraud ed by the prisoner and his party. Mr. Nixon, of Great Portland-street, also suffered in the same way. On the pri soner's persoa the officers found two letters of some import mace, shriving the connesius between list accused parties ro the above transactions. After this ease was concluded the officers proceeded with the Prisoner directly to Maid. stone gaol. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, SEARCH lg. Arrived the Samuel Whitbread, Ward ; and Earl Dal housie, Scott, frem Buccari. FALMOUTH, MARCH 17. failed the Recovery, Hamlin ; Cerets, Richasdsi sod Agars, Teo, fur Loudon. COwil. 11/1.110111 I. Arrived the Sophia, podia, from St. Petersburgh Cyr Oporto, with lou of maiummt, de. MARWICK, MARcm 19. Arrived the Henry Freeling packet, 'with • sail frogs Holland. WHITBY, WARM IL Sailed the Pllceaix, Dawson; and Lively, Baxter, for Greeulaed. DtAL, MA CH 19. Arrived mad remain the Eclipse, Carew, from tit. Do mingo in 28 days; Fanny Vow, Luster, from Choreal. far Hell; Fame, Machismo, from 111adeira Cyrus, Hall, from the South Seas (fell ship) ; Apollo, Taylor; and Scarthingweli, Chapman, from Charente; William, Ball, from Mattel, o Caroline, Peter, from Lisbon ; Margaret, Weir, from Ja maica; Thames, Landon, from Bahia; and s I molt, names unknown. semcrt IV. Arrived off the port the Brothers, Grausaaure, from Bombay fur Londou. BI RTHS. In Great Ormond-street, the Ludy a Lieu! -ColouriStusor. of a daughter. Oa Saturday, the 17th initial, in Dublin, the Lads of Lundy Foot, jun. Esq. of a daughter. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 3iluraing 36 after 3. I Evesiag 48 after 3. 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