The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

jAik,titL,) , • ‘ A A notatrvisman, LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1822 . Noimen 5279. " The Gram far which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, and SYDNEY died ea the Scaffold !" PETCR gEVEN PENCE, COOK and HOUSEMAID WAN'rED .—Noel. A need apply bet those who coo hate an erydenlable Cho. reties Mn eh* lost Plasm% whore they nest base lived 12 Moeda at lied. Apply MN'. Nadal/Ise,. oar teseple-Bar. CINEAP missals CARPETlNO.—Ativantsge- , yes opportunity No Shona Fendabing. J. BOWEN moat respectfully Whim Ms Pubes that I. has ea hand a eery extensive Me of Obi best and newest Patters. of Brussels CarpeMw, al lisp lar_riso et de. ed., de. and the very best Ivo famed% tp e ss o al flee patterns sad and quality belag equal to ems at Is. ed. sad Gs.— Beady made Persia Carpets, welt to every &see sloes enesnally ebeap ; fall yarikelliak Sidderndasser Car peting es. 41. per yard; Male _de. 4s. Id.; do. 1.. per yard ; ready rata Mileallnlnster Carpets wit herders, all slues. free ed.; Hausa ales ed• ed. • Witaey Blankets • ta atalicaelaillitaelsa great variety ; ready mem id. ed.; Met Tletieg ll4d. per yard; a Wee .assielesse et Ilaitatesd ture Prints, 7d. per yard; embers Malty ed. per yard: a great °boles of Berwick edemas li. ed. per yard t sode n! boxes of the very best fabric I. Colorain beenalag at I ld. per yard; very tee Oust led. to yard; Russia sad Irish &War Lasembire= yard ; Whitlow Holloads Oren and Potpie p covers, from Ss. ed. aidk; Dame Uwe Ta free de. sea; Bed lbw es. eesib; ailneeed Cotasterpabsa St. i amd divvy saw aralek I• w aniebles Use NO* mutably 'beep at J. BOWER'S Ihrekilair W No. 30, Ludgatoldli. three &noshes the Old Bailey. A (Wiwi covr.sirrimor is foil Trade is a A crowded Relettroolitood, TO RE DISPOSED OF.— Th. Rom bis reed Roper, dad 'wady all 'Se Rest may Ise sada by Leap's. Coeds; la INC Nose awed MAI, betpdadpola, or by letters. addressed. post pad, to Mr. limmtrliirt, Broker, IS Orwat Wildrstrrrt, Llodola's4aa gelds. EUDIPOI4II TOOTH POWDER ARO TINCTURE. Pin RE IW,s discoveries, if attended to. will ef- Iheteelly meow& the oeepeity of a Dentist. They ht. we rowan for all disorders of the swift ; they mot wisely &sass seil beaellty. ten , Ito* bet preserve thesis Wit dieajfe Die IV! l Thew are &Midst.; fee AIMS 1111611116 Plies WI the ; they re • eels the &mem DM lie Sews. UM., thew ire sod of a WISE _nd'us * aidbitiffe= brew the progress of sorbs is dories mad sweeten the breed; ; they WO pewees the ewe virtues, sail Nay be used aloes et together ; but 1$ Timbre Deft were speeds in fastesing wisetteethe Seem. Mc. ; sad it is ea labl lbletweedly for Pe Teettehels. sad pretests a relapse ; theyase sepachtetly Imposes' that a stolid may lobe the win ter& di S Ogg thePWrdw. sad the meters is an excel betalswholie. Pelee IL N. sect. Also. w =ies terra Baseun, la Sets of Three. made ea Ss . hies ; eel la Ivory 71. DI. 1104=Ageote are appolated Atkinson. (.h.IN spot) 46, Oarrard-street, illeho-square ; Sanger, iI Clhaollef, Osford street; Gatti;, ST, Road-street ; Hemel eel Jewde,ll. Baguet-street ; Tette, 41, Johestea, MI, (*WA and west Perfumers. CIR. Ai abbies hate arises to diepahlie. respeetiest the Popristeaddp d Use above article& they are respeattelly idsswel est lir. Hobos, Chemist, Haywertet. has as canto wltileom, nor te airy petiole, without the wholesale Agrees ease sad address Is rioted ea the label. FROM SACtiRDAY motif. crhsrrs.• SARACEN'S HEAD INN. 111111111111141111 1110 W-11111.11. CHEAP TRAVELLING TO DOVER. DUCAL. RAMS OATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. THE following POST COACHR3. PAIL, COACHER, M. sot oat hen the abort beat— The "'Talons*" Dever. Deal, Remote, Blargete, Carawbery, Faversham wad Saedwlch sew poet toe*own sasra lq, own sereieg, at a quarter past semi o'clock. le ecesequcese el the decided reforeacce lOTA 10 thf above ow*, the proprietors us deterwleed se espies* diell be awed le reader It the hit rummies Ice the Last reed. Imp" Clothes, Recheeler. *reed. Sittierheerse, col &Maw. every wereleg, at s past 7. sad afterecooe. Palashit. Plymouth, Rioter, Trent. &dada, Powys. Ackhettas, Tomes. Woman*, Dorchester, Dartweeth. sad Sidhbery, every coureles. at seven. through Noshes, Ashister, Irldpert, Nunhood, Stockbridge, Scudeptekei liarthellbeidge, lasetweber. sad Ilagahot. • • ras "Uairs." Lyndartoa, Illaehaster, dad Radioed Mile, anilkidaridge. Blackwatar, and Bag dad era Om Olden eanah. ovary morals( at sight • Nereas. 2 Sesibma ra 11111111111§01111111efintirl".... UMW& ing. - Irks grorialsrs or tbo above rein hope to voodoo • coo Moines of dot orppow width has Inborn ins asperloond Arno tha eoweemenrest of tb " Gain." No ruin with Mae nano. ling pan eroehao. derown Mims lin Mo o end Martheitough, Nerobery sad Read*, oroyalinno, at sae • mire at Mr. Mao's. the Gra ined Ma. Man. owl ;lee Lewin Tenn, Thoonnint, and liassieloial. asst onsiag. TOWNS. TO WILLI, 1112114111FATIO,* TAUNTON, AND PLTDOVIII. Tim "Umpire."' nem ROM eoseb, Daly see ail t ea We reed. earryleg Saar *Stoat daily at ewe; arrives at Userpool nazi allasseem at ;nee. tbrougb Wo burn. Latidmry, MOW, Lettenwerth, Hiaeklay, Adierstone. Li eld. Siege, Noweestle. lingu ist* Warrington, and Promo. Shrewsbury, Wellingtons, efi Skitaal peat meek wary afternooa. Guarded. The • : enion," Weymouth. Dereheseer. llSandford, Sail s %wry. Andover. Oeseens. itiaktpleko. Hartford-bridge, Slaettrater. awl Defilite4 new peel COG* every Wednes day mad Saturday aftereeee. Ttlt MIT1101:111 PACKETS TO SOERNOTT. JIIRSET, CHERNOCRO, PT. SALMIS. &C. Barnstaple and Seethstoiton Post Coach. every Moe day. Wednesday, and Friday morning., et 7 o'eloek. The "Reekiegkam," Leeds light poet mmo. sell out every afternoon at four ; and passes through Beideek lligyieswade, Eaton, Siltoa, Greethem, Grantham, Bastry, Stamford, Markham Moor, Newark. Belford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, tothe Golden Lion. Leeds, next afternooa. Luggage and Packages only Two Pence per lb. Notwithstanding the ancommos expedition of this coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and eemplete public conveyance oil the north road. being @ s i gnall e d 117,110*er. Harrowgate and llipoe new light poateoacit, every after noon at roar. Olasiow, Longtown, Orsini Orme. Anan, Thimbles, Bronchill, Thornhill, Sanqahar, Kiln, Caninock, Kingsweli, and all puts of Scotland. a past coach daily. York, Searhoronah, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle and Ildinhergh, new post coach, with • guard throughout ; seta nut every morning by way of Newark, Redford, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, Tedenster, Darlington, Northellerton, Durham, Murpeth, end Berwick. Passengers India, themselves fatigued on the journey. may reel what time theypluse, and then proceed's, without any ad ditional fare, kilarlborosgh and Swindon new four inside week Hilligißa kldboure, Reading, Lainbouro, Porton, Lydington,Pewsey. 'wine Basset, Sainsbury, Hungerford, Newbury and Maidenhead every morning. Hridgenorth, Walsal, Sbrewebury, Salop, and Holyhead, Tuor inside coach, every evening. Ramon. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Bail Coach. every evening; to Spilshy, Loath, ( Meshy and Hull, afternoon at a quarter before ail. Carlisle, Penrith, and Whitehaven Pop-Coach: goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through Broieh. Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond. Catterlek, Porovehhridee, Wetherby, Aberfordl, Ferrytirldge, New ark. Dona titer, G remain], Stan:fort:, Ha wt r y , G resilient and !Stilton ; sets oat every morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest facility. Paesengers detained on the road by business, or pleastre, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured lo the next coach. Kendal. !Anteater. Prestoc. Kirby-Lonsdele, Bolton, Chorley, Ora/shirk, and Berating post-coaches, every at. Liverpool, Warrington, Knetsferd, Siam, Sinford, and litthlield new light four inside post-coach, (only one eight "II rite road.) every evening at Hie o'clock, to the Saracen's Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, next evening. Watefield . post-toich every morning. Chester, Newport, Wilitechurch, Trirporley, Namptwielt. No she ich. and hiliktiewich, post-.roach every afternoon. Luggage and Pickaxes to Leeds. Doneaster, Ferry bridge, at only two-pence per lb. N.A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Frieeds aid the Public, that they will not be account able for any Parcels. Passengers' Luggage, Writings, PI•t• Gilmore than Five Ponds value, if lust, stolen, or via • *gad, unless entered as such. livid the Ineeramai p id fb e lmktlily, at the Saracen's Head Ina, Snow-10.11. London., 1111 SAT OIMICS. JAN. NI. All Peers who intend being present at the meting:or Parliament on the 6th of February next, will memo one ticket of admission for a Lady to the Doom of Perm, os application at Ibis DSc' on the 4th of February, WO fore 12th o'clock at noon. All Peeresses. on giving notice before twelve airlock at noon on the 4th day of - February, will have places re. served for them in the Hons. of Peers. No stranger will be admitted, ex by a ticket sob. scribed by the Deputy (heat Chamberlain. No Lady cam be admitted into the body of the Heme t except in full dress. The doors will not be opened before twelve o'clock. URTITTS. TORSION ernce. JAN. n. The King bas been pleased to appoint Alex.= Bey. to be Consul at St. tree, for the binders of wat x, Jill. 25. The Kiag has bees pleased to grant the plate of of the Lonls of Session is Scotland to William Esq. Advocate, in the room of Claude .. Boswell, resigned. The King has also been pleased to sat James li• hfaeonoehie, Esq. Advocate, to be Sheri Depute 4 lb. Shires of Orkney and Zrtland, in the room a 5. : 22: Erskine, Esq. appointed ow of the Lord* of , Scotland. Tbe King has also been planked to imastitate and op plat Robert Homilies, Esq. Advocate, to be ear of Ow Six Ordinary Clerks of Sessloon I. Scotland. 14,,iM room of David Hume, Esq appointed • Banns eCibe Court of Exchequer. I t: The King has also bees pleased to emsetits . le p. 111 point Hector •Desald Bschasso. Rae wie K th e opal yerks ofSemies, to be ClerksLiw Ilia[ ' s ' p•••••• =mow me - MEWS UM 111111411111•111. • WAIII•01711CR. JAN. 23. Ist Regimeat of Dragoos Guards—J. *Dona% keit to be corset, by parch'''. vice Alcock, promoted. sth Ditto--Capt. N. 121. Crichton, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be captain, vice Enderby, who exchaosw4 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Corset H. E. B. D. Sidley to be adjutant, vice ilicklethwaite, who re signs the adjutancy only. 16th Ditto--Capt. S.lnderhy, from the sth Dragoon Gourds, to he captain, vice Crichton, who exchanges. Coldstream. Regiment of Foot Unards.—G. &adult, Gent. to be ensign and lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jeskineon, who retires. sth Regiment of Foot—Lieut. Lord Schotoberg Kerr, from the 33d Foot, to be Captain, by perches., vice Arne strong, whose appointment has not taken place. 6th Ditto—Lieut. Hon. H. R. Weirton, tram half-pay 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant (paying the difference), vice Pigor, ap r tm'oted to the 66th Foot 10th Lhtto —Major J. Payler, from hall-pay 37th Foot, to be Major, vice .1. 0. Beyer, who exchanges; Essig. T. L L Galloway to be Adjutant, vice Shinkwin, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 13th Ditto—Lieut. G. Reed to be Captain, by purchase. vice Campbell, who retires; Ensign J. Jordan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Reed ; W. Flood, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Jordan. 16th Ditto—Major P. F. Thorne, from half-pay 60th Foot, to be Major, vice H. Hardy, who exchanges; Lieut. J. Brand, from the 73d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Con ner, who exchanges. 20th Ditto — T o be Lieutenants—Lieut. It. Sutherland, from half-pay of the 65th Foot, without purchase, vice Ooldfrap, promoted; Lieut. Lord E. Hay, from half-pay 55th Foot, vice R. Logan, who exchanges. 40th Ditto--Captain C. F. Maclean, from balf-pay Pik Foot, to be Captain, vice B. M. Ball, who exchanges, ro• cei wing the difference. 57th Ditto—Lieut. J. Brown, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice .1. Caudell, who ex changes, reviving the difference. 59th Ditto—Ensign C. Coot*, late of the sth Foot, to be Easign, without purchase, vice Howe, deceased. 63d Ditto—Lieut. H. P. Foster, from half-pay, of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice P. Bolton, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 73.1 Ditto —Limit. G. C. Connor, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brand, who exchanges. 86th Ditto—Lent. G. 0. Pigot, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice P. P. Gould, who retires upon half pay 39th Foot, receiving the difference. With Ditto—Hospital-Assistant H. On to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Gray, deceased. lit Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Captains—Brevet Major A. M'lotyre, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion; Capt. T. Straagewaya, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lientenants--Lieut. H. H. Lynch, from the late 3d Royal V e t e ran Battalion; Lieut. W. Carrington, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Ensigns—Ensiga T. H. Doyle, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensicu Res nick, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Quartermaster—Qoarteranaster R. Feeley, from the late 411. Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Assistast-Strgeoa, Assistant Surgeon M. F. Quill, from half-pay 91st Foot. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion—Major C. Reynolds, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Major. To he Lieutenants—Goat. W. Shame, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieut. W. H. Armstrong, from the late 10th Royal Veteran Battalion; Limit. M. O'Cou. cell, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. To he Ensign—Ensign J. Lawrie, from the late 9th Royal Vetreas Battalion. To be Adjutant and Enaign—AdJutant J. Hogan. from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Surgeon—Surgeon F. Leigh. M. D. from half pay of the 60th Foot. To be Assistaat-Sargeou—Assiot ant-Surgeon J. Cross, from the halt-pay of tUr bits Royal Veteran Battalion. 3d Royal Voters, Battalion—Capt. G. Young, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain ; Ipt•Illt. T. R. Janes, from the late 4th Royal Veteran *attalion, to he Lisatonnot; Ensign L. Biggs, from the isle 34 Royal Veteran Battalion , to he Ensign; Surgeon Lear, from the half-pay of the 2ti Royal Veteran Bat talion, to be Sergeoo; Assistaat-Surgeon T. Lewis, from If-pay of the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be As. ant Surgeon. I HOS PITA L STIPIP.-116spi tal-Assistan tR. Walsh*, from tlse balf-pay, to be floopital-Assistaat to the Forces, vice Orr, promoted in the 89th Foot. undermentioned Officers, of the Irish Commissariat Establishment, to be commissioned the Commisenrist of the United Kingdom :—Acting Depitty Casing -Osmond Webb. to be a Depot) 4Nwornlmary to the Farces; Commissmisttderk inmits Campbell, is be s Deputy Assistant Commissary fltmeral to Me Forms. 'Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the t*anty of Carmarthen. The Hoe. 0. Rise Mee to ho Deputy Lientenairt ; J. Howell. Eq., to be ditto; E. Prothero, M.D. to be ditto; W. R. H. Powell, Pwq., to be ditto ; J. Johnes, Esq., to be ditto ; G. Lloyd, Esq., to be ditto; J. Thomas, Esq. to be ditto; R. Lloyd, Esq., to be ditto; J. W. G . Hughes, Esq., to be ditto; S. Owynne, jun., Esq., to be ditto ; W. Jam. Fag., to be ditto; It. Davys, F.sq., to he ditto; Rev. T. Williams, to be ditto; J. 0. 11. 0. a-Neilson, Esq., to be ditto; W. 0. lingetoke, jaw ., Esq., to be ditto; J. R. L. Lloyd, Esq., to be ditto; O. Philippe, Esq., to be ditto; 0. Philippe, Esq., to be ' ilitto: T. Lloyd, Esq., to he ditto; G. Bowen, Esq., to be ditto. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Berwick. Sir D. Milne, KALB.. to be Depose Lieutenant; Col. J. Home, to be ditto; D. Anderson, Esq., to be ditto; 0. Dickson, Esq., to be ditto. Commissions signed by the Lieutenant and High Sht► riffaf the Sheriffdom or Stswartry of Kircudbriglit. Sir J. tiordon, Bart., to be Deputy lieutenant; Capt. J. M. Gordon. to be ditto: E. C. Floe ,er, jun., Roq., to be ditto; R. Maitland, Esq., to b e ditt o ; D. 3PCulloch, Esq., to be ditto; W. Siothart, E.q., to be ditto; T. APHillan, Req., to be iitto : J. H. Maxwell, Esq., to he ditto; W. Maitland, Esq., to be ditto. hiretnibriglit and Wigtowashire Regiment of Militia. —R. Fallow% tient.. to be Ensign, vice Gordon, ev olved- Airciedbright Corps of Oestleman Yeomanry Cavalry. —W. IL I. liordon. newt . to he Cornet, vice Herbert son, promoted ; W. Marshall, Dent., to be ditto, rice bPldillan, resigned. Coasmissions signed by the Lord Liesteuaot of the West Riding of the County of York, City and C ou n t y o f the City of York. W. Collins, Esq., to be Depnty Lieutenant ; W. Prest. Esq.. to be Deputy Liontsnant ; J. Bleeds, Esq., to be ditto. 3d West York Militia.—llajor F. Darre to be Lieut.. ' L, vin Breeksbesk, resigned. ED.. to Fob: 2, it the Court of" lIAIIIIROPTO. • R. B. H. Ridgway. 114. Albsa's Place, St. louses. wine •ordisat. to sorrow's , Feb. A, It March 9, at the Boort of Csnodsoloorrs of iiltlietNfu. Boainghall-street. Auoroey, Mr. Mies, 46. Cootno Isls•rooms. Mincing-lax. J. Camp, Broad•strest. Wappplog, victualler, Feb. 2, 16. Mora 9, at the Coed of Coutosers. Attorneys, Messrs. 11011 and Willett, Groot Jonoretreet, Bedford-row. , V. Mtge% St. Mary -exa. mintier, Feb. 2,9, March 9, at tin Court of Commisaiooors. Attorney, Mr. Warrand, Mark lane, W. Williams. Lasgboarre-Chambers. Fenchurch-street, I merchant, Jaa, tl9, Fob. 12, March 9, at the Court of Coo -1 mdaslosers. Attorney, Mr. Birkett. Cloak-lane. A. Smith. King-street, Chespside, Scotch factor, Feb. 19. Mardi 9. at the Coen of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Botsford, 3, Heydown-lane, Southwsrk. W. Reed. H left. safer-manafscturer, Feb. 6,9, March 9,M Me 18MMelComniissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. andlyges, Ilsaleghell-street. J. White, Greet Wiachester-street, stationer, Jan. 29, Feb. 16, Mardi 9, at the Court of Commissioners. Attor. neys, Messrs. Asphalt, Jackson, and Robins, Furaival's- Inn. J. Pessimism Farnham. linen-draper, Feb. 2,9, March 9, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Mr. Durant, Poste; and Messrs. Holum, Frampton, and Loftus, New Inn. J. Bouttleg, Cumberland-street, New-road, St. Mary-le- Bose, carpenter. Feb. V, 9. March 9, at the Court of Com =Whirlers. Attorneys. Messrs. Williams and Goddard, Gray's-Ina-place, Gray's-len. C. Green, Leather-lane, Holborn, victualler, Jan. 29, Feb. 9. March 9, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Vandercom and Comyn, y 3, Bush-lane, Caisson-M. 8. Weetch, George-street, Commercial-road, linen-draper. Jas: 29, Feb. 9, Marsh 9, at the Court of Commissioners. Attereeys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, 'Maples, Pearse, and Heat, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. C. Allsup, High-Holborn, hatter. Feb. 2, 16, March 0, at tits Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearce and Sons, St. S .rlthia's-lane. J. H. linibbs. Insurance-broker, Feb. 9, IR, March 9, at the Court of Commissioner*. Attorney, Mr. Pasauore, Waru fo►d-court, Throgntorton-street, N. I.llleY, !Ap r ils, linen-manufacturer, Feb. 4. 3. March 9, at the Bay Horse lan, Knaresbrough, Yorkshire. Attor ney., Messrs. Holase, Frampton and Loftus, New-Inn ; and illsairs. Richardson and Tolson, Knaresbrough. • Whetter, Southwick. corn-nserchent, Feb. 11, 13, March 9, at the Old Ship Tavern, Brighthelmston. Attor neys. Messrs. Oregano and Fonnereau, Angel -court. Thgrg norton-st tett ; and Mr. Bellingham, Orightheineston. R. Edmonds. Newport, Monmouthshire, draper, Feb. 12, IS, March 9, at the Bash Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. At torneys, Messrs. E. sad J. Daniel, Bristol ; and Mr. Pear son. Pump-court, Temple. W. Polley, Newington-Workhouse, rope-manufactures, Feb. 2, 19, March 9, at the Court of Commissioners. At torney. Mr. Orme, 3. Chareh-row, Stepney. D. W. Sampson. Oiltsperotreet, tea-dealer, Jan. 29, Feb. 12, March 9, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Gellibrand. Austin-fdars. 11. Wasbrough. Camberwell, stationer, Feb. 2, 9. March Ihe Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Abraham, Jewry-street. Abate. . W. Teuton, Prince Edward's island. North America. i lyberchant, Feb, It 13, March 9, at Weakeley's Hotel. Fore istrost, Plymouth-Dock. Attorneys, Messrs. Raise, North, Sod ttntort, 'remolds ; and Mr. Elworth), Plymouth-Dock. C. Thompson, Deaus, in the county of Durham. cattle- jobber. Feb. 18. 19, March 9, et the George Inn, Newcastle xtry n . Attorneys, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, 9, Bow - yd.; and Mr. Ihteson.B, Rosemary-lane, Newcastle. J. Borgia, dark-Isere, carpenter. Feb. I. 19. March 9, at the Coort of Ciemmissionera. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Char- totte-street. !daimon-1100w. J. Coltba - an, Brightom-Plsca, New Kent Road. carpenter. Feb. 2. 145. March 9. at that:trurt of Commi.sioners. Attou rwy, Mr. Masmoutt, Great /turret-Arcal. tilarkirlars-roatt. R. Itye, PeeLbws., wbrelwcight. Feb. 9. 113, March 9, at The Court of Comatiosioders. Atturury, Mr. D.lxon, 39, Nt. Nwitlthea-lage, Lowbartl-41rret. DIVE PEN ite. Feb. 48. D. Reid. Prlntrea.atree°, Spitaltielda, silk-ennn faeturera, •t te curt oat Euillia . ”WeerS—Jln. 29, 1. Rich- godson. York-street, St. Weryishose. end T. Week Cleve - land-street. builders, at the Court of Commissioners—Feb IS, J. St. Barba, Austin-friars, ship-owner. at the Court u' Commlasiorters--Feb. 22, T. Riehard•os. Iron Acton • Gloucestershire, tanner, at the Commercial -roosts, Bristol— Feb. 19, S. Shingles, Bashogitall-street, factor, at the Court of Commissioners--Feb. 18, W. Haneeek, Bury St. HA. mood's, Suffolk, eabiaet-maker, at the A.gel late. Bury St. Edmund's—Feb. IS, H. Wotherspoon, Liverpool, Eger client. at the George Inn, Llverpooi—Feb. IS. J.Bell, R. J. Beasley, end W. Bell, Austin-friars, atervisants, et the Coon of Comedulowers—Feb. 16. J. Customise. Oloseesier, mercer, at the Spa Bohol, South Hamlet, Gionceetershirw..- Feb. IS. W. Worrell, Liverpool, merchant, at the George lon, Llverpool—Feb. 9. A. Johnson, Painter's bricklayer, at the Court of Commhslokers—Feb.n. 1. Pa ler, Old Fish-street, bookseller, at the Court ofernastission ers—Feb. 19. F. E)be and A. firsitmeeek. Bury-wort. Set. Mary-ase.ruerehaots, at the Court of Comakeiesers—Fek. 26. W. R. Wilson. Crows -court, Broad-sired, saseehaut, at the Court of Commissioeen--Feb. 19, B. Fillallaills ll l l . W. ?Ingham; and B. Finelsam. jun. Epping. Bose*, hislisco. at the Court of Commissioners—Feb. IS. T. Jail, eitinamaa, at the Court of Comatiselooors—Feb. 19, L Plas kett, Doekhend, Southwark, starequerebant, at theasort Cosamissioners—Feb. 18, J. Etches, Merritt, Bli dPn. Suffolk, haberdasher, at the Angel lon, Bury St. IMmetairs —Feb. 18, J. btiddleditch. Bury St. Bdusismrs. &folk. plumber. at the Angel lan. Bury St. F.dpioad's--Feb. IS, H. and H. Phillips. jun. sad T. Pols, Birmingham, toy-smokers. • at the White Horse lon,Blrmingham— Feb. 21. J. Anderws. sea. Birmingham, joiners, at the Castle talk Birmissbam CERTI FICA 16. W. Pattooden, Brigitthelmstone, Sasses, siteehmaster -41. Rkbt, Shoredlteh. grocer —J. Epps, Holbern. hay merchant--W. Percival. Liverpool, gloss-morebant--J. Shakespes r, Filloagtey, War w ickshi re. dra per—J jgap Liverpool, merchant—C., R., F.. sae 6. Coopliad. splrit-merchants—R. Jaeksoa, Cennosi-sttost, merchant— W. A. Bailey, Slowatarket, Suffolk, eakiatet-maker--W. George, Haymarket, saddler—G. Richardson, Horneastle. Lineolnshire, grocer—R. Clay, Stamford. Lincolnshire, scrivener—J. Nibloek, Bath, woollen-deeper—J. and J. Itinns. jun. [.oos. Corsweil, aterehasts—J. Calvert, Teri stock Hotel. Comsat-garden, merchant. . MPS DISSOLVID. • 0. Heald and T. Parker, Winchester, calico-printers—T. Parker sod Co., Alsnehester, calico-printers--S. blather and M. A. Nisbet, Gossett-greet, school-mistresses-4. Ritson and J. Gibson, Liverpool. general isereiteets—.l.Nortivnver sad C: Milner, Greenwich, cattle-dealers—T. Richardson and J. Wardle, Orange-street, Leicester-ware, carpenters —J. and S. Croft, Great Rzcieeton. Lancashire, Webers— n. Keane and W. Barnett, Shrowsbary, nershents—W. Gibson. and Co., Newcasticitpoo-Ty no. mereliants—.l. Old acres aid G. Withers. Lolosalsr. wortlatl+Floon — R- Pritchard and T. Gleastestis, lJterpool, bead-bekers--J. itowliroin, and J. Heddloston, Nave., tos. Lansing*. Wormiest—T. Sloan, Bath, and B, Clark, Ptyntoarli, 11am-drapers—R. Palmer sad W. Sksadsard. Marlborough— J. Neighbour and W. Wattles. Deursitiesse, Piceadiky— G. Shiftier and O. Blunkbarae. socittrdants --G.T. Ferrero and G. LMtts, lUsectleest. M. James's. fee thes.bod-stanufacterers—T. • aid Iteatleff, Bristol —W. Z. Hattori', sad J. Itleharde o lMent Tltdohdd-street, St. Mary-Is-bone, coach-palalsem—L and B. Moore, Not tingham, tier-makers—T. Wilses and Co. Birmingham, betton-makers--T. Mallards's and W. Brews, Old Bailey, hay-sales. • —J. and B. MlekeldissiteAtiellsid, asseehasts —4. Meek owl 4i*.ablialmieriiiimiliamileillistio=seetacohloola . —4.- illessmessaied F. Pmts. Wets. ♦ PVC. OF CORM IX AWO WOLOF, Wheat, 40s. gel.—Rye. HS. ed.—Barley, SQL Ild.—Oats. lOC—Beau, 1121. I id.—Pease. Us. 4d. The Average Price of Brown or Maseorado Sept, sow puled from the Returss made In the Week ending tee 134 day of January, 1022, is Sls. yid. per ewL 41.IIERICAN PitPRIC. New Yorix, Dsc. 31.—The Captain of the Seneca, at Portland, who left Cape Haytien the 30th alt.. reports that the Spaniards who had revolted at Port Dolphin (?6 miles east of Cape Haytien) arrived at that pine. on the 230:1 of November, and claimed the protection of the Haytien Government. Among those that arrived at the Cape was the Collector and Adminis trator, and all the principal inhabitants—in all 150. AFFAIR AT WASIIINOTON.—The National Mali. gewce► acknowledges that there has been a current re• port, for some days plat, of an unpleasant con lion having taken place between the French and British Ministers some time in the las week, after leaving the table of the President; but it is bat just to add, that later reports state, that, whatever unpleasant feelings may have existed between the parties, have been en tirely removed by subsequent explanation. Of the circumstances &hided to, the following en planed°s appears in Reffe PAiledelphia Gazette of Saturday : The etiquette of the Court table at Washington is established by usage, and enjoins that the oldest resi• dent Foreign Minister should have precedence as to place and attention. The French Minister had been here, representing his nation, prior to Mr. Canning's Ppointment and residence sear the Court of Wash ' ngton ; hot in the mean time the former had occasion io retwn h.une, leaving merely a Charge des Afaires to repie ent him. Mr. Neurille returning to his situ ation, it would seem, claimed the usual precedence, and accordingly took the appropriate scat at the Pre- sident's table. It is improperly stated in a Baltimore paper that the dispute originated at the table. This would its feed be a species of the highest ir.tutcoratn : hut the tact is, that when the party was breaking up. and in the lobo ) . of the Presi..ent's house, Mr. Cannin, in a jocular mauoer , told the French Minister that be had " out-generalise hint, but that he should not tlo it again. Mr. Ncuville conceiving it an unfair impu tation, became very violent, and smue harsh expres sions were exelianged ; and the French Minister at length touched the handle of his awor.l, upon which " indication of personal hostility," Mr. Politica, the aussisu Minis.er, interfered, and the altercation was closed, for the time. Extract of a Letter, dated Washington City, Dec. 12.—" The Maryland proposition, to distribute a portion of the public land', for the pnrpuse of pro moting education, sluicing the old states wltirli have not received any inch portion, has beets brought h.. fare the House by a resol :than, which. howevrr, lays on the table for the present. The pro ; o.ition is A noble one, and would se m to be just, when abstract edly t wig :ere 1 ; hot there will be ohjectiot sof •h f rce urged against it on practical grounds. If larva tracts ..1 the public lsn.ls s:ould be granted to the .e -r•rai a ate •. , hey will be of but Ulla use in furtheritig t.e o •Je.t of ima.a i , u Hess the Linde eau b Without taking into view the consideration, that the public lands are an imporant source of revenue to the g' ueral got erntneat the avails of which are, in fact. _ • 4,; • 6 , A • A • , ' 1 I - • • ( •. • t; • ; 1 •