The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-11-06 00:00:00

•- . L AuittSrON is appointed Secretary of State for At' Department of the Ifousehold. • 'tette►a and Gaiettes from Naples to.the ietbutts," linve reached town. The Treaty concluded by General Pere with * the citizens of 'Palermo wet/ pubinitted to the Parliament 'allspice on the latli, And rejected unanitnously by that body. The Ae jection is belirved to accord with the pOpttlar feel. Mg on that subject. A . Proclamation was ii cat. sequence issued on the following day by the 4 hcA GSM ERA 1., declaring it void and of no iffect.— Gen. PEPE was immediately recalled frouiPalernio, and COL MIT°, With I\ force of COOS men. ap. pointed to stfecerdhini, and to rednde the Paler. mitans to au unqualiGed P. sbabistiou. . . The transport Masersley Castleirecattly arrived :a Portsmouth from the Cape of Good Hope and S. Helena, with invalided seamen and soldiirs from that station, was put aide quarantine , in con. aviluence of having had communication with a Per. tnguese schooner from Gibraltar. She left lite Cape on the 17th of August, and St. Relent Ith of.Septeriber, when the squadron on that station wee/ thus disposed off—Vigo (Admiral Latenattie), at St. Helena; Brazils, a: . ithe.or elf Lemon Val. 11, St. Helena; Heron, cruisime to leeward of the island; Rosario, to windward ; Redwing, just arrived from the Cafe; Menai, at the Cape ; Tees and Leveret at the Isle of France ; Hardy schooner just oiled for the Cape. . BONAPARTE was well and site when the Kintrersley Castle sailed. Let ters by the Kindersky Castle state, that the settlers who had taken up their location near Saldinhit I.lay, (tot finding that situation likely to be profit lied returned to tape Town, intending prin cipally to settle in the neighbourhood of Algot Bay. The Ginette of Saturday night announces the arrival of Lieutenant PARRY at the Admiralty. from the Arctic Expedition, ana allo contains a copy of a letter forwarded by him on the sth of September, from which it will be seen, that the Bala and Griper, in the summer of 1019, disco ifered a passigt through LancustekSound into the Polar Sea, and penetrated as far a;':121. W. long. between the IriraNrls of 74 and 75 deg. N. lat. They !nosed the winter in 74. 47. N. Ist. and 110. 47. W. long. with the lots of one man only. They resumed the objects of the voyage this year as soon as the season permitted, and proceeded as fir as 113. deg. 4y. min. W. Finding it impossible to penetrate further to the west, they shaped their course to the Joatiri bit being stopt by the ice, and it being than doubtful whether their stock of provisions would hold out for another winter, it was resolved to return to England, after making a sur se) of the west coast -.A -Dosi%'s Strait. Both ves sels arrived in safety off Peterhrid on the 30th ult. when Lieutenant PARRY, and Capt. SABINE, who officiated as astronomer, landed and proceeded to London. The Hecht was to proceed to Leith, to repair some trifling damages, the Griper to pur sue her course fur the River. In consequence of their having reached so far to the westward as the lot gitude of the Coprr Mine River, the officer, and crews become entitled to a reward of 5,0001. by Act of Parliament." Fiankfort Papers of the 22d of October have arrived They communicate intelligence received from Mouich, that rt. , Kill of HA VIIRIA has positively faibiddeu his-subjects to hold any correspondence with thr See of Rome, and commanded that all communications which Ecclesiasiteal purposes might render nee' maary; should be made to the Pure through the medium of the Bavarian Government. Lord STRANGFORD was expected yesterday at Pintrmouth to 'mimic in the Cambrian frigate, Capt. G. %V. HAMILTON, C.B. for Constantinople. On Monday the Iphigenia. Cep,. I If DE PARKER, canto into Portsmouth harbour, to be refitted for channel service. On 'Furst,ly tht Beurer, Captain MARRYATT, railed for the St. Helena station; and tin %Vednestlay the [irk, Captain 1.1.0y0, went nut harbour, fitted for the Barbadoev station. Friday the Camefeots. Capt. M tNGAY, sailed for Guernsey. Itemaiii, Cumbrian and Esk. fhe Bomtbay Merchant, for Bomhly, Eclipse. for the Mauritius arid Ceylon, and about thirt).five sail of outward-114mnd merchant shipping, which put into Portsmouth on Thursday with cwateal wittobt, proceeded on their resprenve voyages on S4turiluy nith the at north-evert. Cai,taiu HAY, Lieutenant H. V. HUNTLEY, and Mr. P. WINDSOR, Purser, are appointed to the kedpgle; Mr. R. REDDELL, Surgeon of site Lseryulns, is appointed Surgeon of J,twniea flus pital, rice MACNAMARA, deceased. PLYSIOLTH, NoVEMBER Minden, ,4, 11114 i tie Srringopuram. Atl, are ordered to he }mid oil here. 'Fite Seringnpulum is to be re-commis. sinned. The Sp/riu, a new revenue cutter, was coottni-imed on Mond:ry last, to replace the Hardicicke, Ist. ly lost. On the login of ,Monday fast, nt Belper, its the county of Oerby, tlitee stacks of cotton wool, sur rounded with stray, beloti;:isig to Melon.. Wi WAN, funuce.. and JOSEPH STRUTT, were maliciously art oil fire, and nearly one thous-4nd fire hunched bags of cotton wool were burned. Two hundred &items reward, and • free pardon to any accomplice are offered in Saturday night's Ga:rite on corivir. trots of any of the purl). The pardon 'Otto extend 111 the prawn who actually fired the straw. LOOTHRFIBE a little beforKe• twelve o'clock, a destructive fire broke out on the premises of MG BlLLimos, gro. cer, St. Atigostine's . Beck, which entirely destroy. ed the rime, and osuch alsanimpsJ tbs two adjoining houses. The family Irssliliat shortly sewed to rest, and Mrs. MOWN% tabs is for advanced in preguency was oblissdiss Neap over dee taps of ilia houses. I ?he Beggar', • 'Opera• vie performed •t this theists. on Saturday ssightt l .fror the purpose of intro 'clueing a linty in the pajt of Polly. As the name was withheld from thebills, she was supposed to lie yeitng in the prufEssion. Her person, however, bore more of the character of experience than was expected, sod spire displayed the most perfect 'intl. .macy with the Business of the stage. Her acting was in many plunges spirited and impressive. Her sine ing was tint so much iu her favofir us her acting. Her vocal talent displayed either great negligence.' ''or deficient instruction in the original cultivation of it. - Her higher tones were executed with 'great dif pulty. and in many instances abused the hatitiony other words, they were harsh and out of tune. She song with considerable smoothness in mezzo ro-e, but wherever the passages required emphasis, and she ventured to give it, she offeilded the ears of her audience. She has a tolerable shAe, some ingenuity in her graces and cadences. She v;i11 not succeed ash first singer, but she laid be very useful in a lower department of the srt.— The piece was given for repetition on Mon day, amidst a conflict of opinion, in which the Ayes" appeared to have a considerable ma jority. The other characters, which •re so ad mirably sustained by Madame V 6911119, Mies KELLY, Mr. MURDER, Mr. GATTIE, end Mr. DOBDS. are too well kuowu to need any repeti tion'of their praises. An illuminated scene was in troduced. to represent the original Mary.le-' bone Gardens, which gave coni , iderable animation to the general efFect or the scenery. A dance was intro duced, in which Miss TREE greatly distinguished herself. The bullet corps were, from so ne pique which we could nut divine, nut so well. treated, end on their proceeding to execute a waltz dance, were interrupted and abruptly prevented from finishing tke performance by the disapprobation of the gal. leries. The house was crowded iu most parts, atul the dress circles were tilled with company of the first quality. Yesterday his MAJESTY. attended lry Colonel Seirmuutt. his Equerry in waiting, attended di vine ►rrvice at the Chaired Royal. Dr. STAPIIES CLARKE web the Clerk of the Closet in wailing. The LORD CHANCELLOR had tut audience of the KING yeaterd sr, Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess AUGUST♦ visited the Kt swoat his I wlrce in On Saturday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visit ed the KING. On Saturdly and yesterday Prineras AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLARANCE. Yesteiday the Duke of, GLOUCVITtiII Welit to Blackheath on a visit to his sister Princess Sortit MATILDA. . Friday evening Pr.nce I,Entroms, accompanied by the bitches* of K RNT and the Princes* FRODOR, left towti for Clareuvot.t. _ We are authunsed to state, that it is her MA JESTY'S 141triams to gu to the house of Lords on Tuesday morning. Mr. Alderman WOOD Was Amongst the numerous visitors at Brandenburgh House 3 esterday. Her MAJESTY lies fixed Munday the 13th inst. for receiving such Addiesses as may be then ready for presentation. Addresses now waiting to be received by her MAJESTY:— Bray, is Bei kshire FelllAltS of Bray Clifton .... Cabinet-makers of London Dissenters of Truro ERA Krot Nlititio Schoolmaster, of the Metro- Guldsantibs and Sulversakiths puha Rockland and Rivers, near Dover Irvine, North Britain. of Loudon Lrigh, in Lancashire Wigan, Lancashire Saturday. • I tile before one o'clock, her MAJ ES. TT, accompanied only by Lady ANN HAMILTON, arrived in her stale carriage at the House of Lords. The military presented arm., and the music played the royal salute. She entered the Houk: the •m.ll entrance under the piazza. Sir T. Tin- WHITT handed her MAJESTY from the carriage, and vomit' etr d Item to the mum IleIII:11Iy 111101trd to iter. Alter remaining for sonic bine in consultation with Mr. BRriuttnast, Mr. VIZ AND, and Mr. WILDII, her MAJESTY returned to Biandenhurgh House. Doc , or I''EATS is arrived at kis house, Queen , street, May-taur, from Tunbridge %Vetla. On Wednesday night, the 35th tilt. Colonel NI AMER and the Officers of the E rt Yu, k Militia gave et ball to the Ladies of B-verley and oeigli buurhood, which was uudterously and respectable attended: Sir WATICIN WILLIAMS WYNN, taking into consideration thw - depreseed stale of the agricultural markets, h as gruermirly applied thr slump. to the great arrears upon his frond, awl hai thus fairly ebrimed for himself the old title of the Item] of his " A Prince of Welts." Mr. Justice MAYNE, it is sail, Mellll4 to retire froth the Irish Judicial Bruch, awl will be suc ceeded by NIG Serjratot BbliTON. The sob regunwit is unilrr orders to embark hoist Cork, to rrlirve the I Itti regiment at Gbh rubar. Oii Sunday last the new chapel at Eton, wl.ich has been erected fur the accommoilaii )))) of 11w in habitants by the liberality i.f the Provu•t and I'd'. lows of Eton College, was opened for divine *emir. Au admirably appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. J. IL SUMNEK. The chapel is a ,ery neat building, particularly the Interior, which is fitted up with great elegance. Or the arrival of the Dublin coach, at nine o'clock this morning, some persons who travelled is it proclaimed to the Eystauders, that as &mesa had beer received it the (*rale, aunoriering that the snood reading of the Bill of Pains and Penalise* against her kW grew, had passed the Lents by a majority uf.6o. We feel that it World he im possible to skpict the effect of this report /In the politic naiad. Disappoiniamet, surprise, and indigaatims, were uni. Venally tap/mad by every class of armour ; sad semi -111111149, MA of ilia 'east vespeetfol usher., were vociferated against the promoters of the odious reralisre. We felt it urn Arty I. tram the matter to its urieir, and after ouch *ruble discovered that it was a haw ; tweezed by the is. aids passengers of the cinch.—(CorA Idereasdik Chronicti.) :,;. _ , . , . • . , • • . • .0 ;; 2 . ..4. - ',L2A•. - - et.) ft,Z SkW DRORT-I.4NE O,ATitE. .~ .~ PROM SAVIRDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE . . • Adliginii44o4kg. Nweeatar 4, HMO. Copy of a Dena from Ideatenant William Edirard' NW) comentodiog his .Majesty'e Ship Heels (lately maple, with the Griper Sus-brie ori a Voyage of Discovery in Arctic Sr..), to John Wilsoa Croker, Esq. dated his ' jelly a ship Heels, West Coast of Davies Strait, Lat. Deg 41 Min. N. Long. Mt Deg. 17 Min. W. Septetnber 5, 1820. Sut—l avail myself of an onexpected opportunity by the Lee, of Hull, whaler, to acquaint you, for the information of my Lords Commismosers of the Admiralty, that his Ms. jest' i shir under nay orders succeeded in 'discovering a pas sage through Lancaster's Sound into the Pular Sea, and pe netrated, during the sommer of 1819, }afar as the luegilit'le of 112 t deg. nest of Greenwich, between the parallels of 74 deg. and 75 deg. sortie latitude. In this apace twelve islands Issee been discovered, and armed the Istitods of New Georgia, is latooor of his Majesty. The expedition'aiotered in a harbour on the south side of the largest of thew islands (culled Melville Island), in lati tude 74 deg. 47 1113411. N. and losgitade 110 deg. 47 min. W. pad proceeded to the westward immediately on the breaking up of the ice st the consineueentent of the present season, the 'drips beleg is perlbct condition, the (Boers and mut in excellest health, and with every prospect of the fisted ac complishotrot of our enterprise. At the south west end of Melville Island, however, the quantity and magnitude of she ice was found to increase so much, that fur sixtemi days (being above one-third of the whole navigable sense* I. that part of the Pular Sea), it was Nand impossible to penetrate to the westward beyond the meridian of 113 deg. 47 Buie. W.; in order, therefore, that noliese might be lost, 1 detertanted to try what could be done is a more soothers latitude, sad fur that repose, ran back ales, the edge of the ice which had hitherto fumed a contiatorne barrier to the south of us, in order to look est for any opeolog which might favour the plan 1 had in view. Is this endeavour t was also disappoieeted, and the season beings* far advanced as to make it a matter of question whether, with the remaining resources, the ob ject of the enterprise could sow be persevered in, with say hope of success; I roosulteel the priscirl Of7sCers of the expedition, who were onaoiesonsly of °peanut that *whin more could be dune, and that it was, us that account, advia. able to return to England. In this opinion it was impossible fur Me, tinder existing circumstances, not to concur, sad I trust that the detailed account of our proceedings, which 1 shall shortly have the honour to lay before their Lordships, will •prove highly satisfactory; and that, though our nunneries have not beer crowned with complete succesa, they will not be found dis creditable to the naval honour of our conatry. I beg you will be pleased to acquaint their Lordships, that horror proposed to survey the west coast of Davis's Straits, previous to my return, and being desirous of losing as link as possible of the reanai $$ iss g part of the present season, which is favourable fur the navigation of these seas, bare not considered it right in deicer the expedition fur the purpose of hausmitting by the Lee a more full account of this voyage; I shall wily therefore add, that having me complished the object now in view, I hope to reach Etig. laud by the first week in November. • I hare the honour to be, /sc. W. E. PARRY, Lieut. and Corn. Admirall7.oJfiee, Nowak,' 4, MO. Lieutenant Parry, accompanied by Captain Sabine of the Royal Artillery, attached to the expedition, a►rived at this Office this morning. Lieutenant Parry stater, that the officers and men of both vessels pawed the stinkr without any considerable inconve nience, notwithstanding the intense cold (the thermometer baring beets su low as b 5 deg. below Zero); ■nd that only use maws' lola, who died of a chronic disease of the heart. DI I LIT AR Y PROMOTIOIVS. War-o.lflee, November 3, 1010. 7th Regimen t stf Light Dragoon —Cap!. Frederick Towers, from half-pay of the 21st Light Dragoons, to he Captain, vice William Greed!, who exchanges, receiving the del. ference—dated October 28, 1820. 12th ditto--Lieutenant.Colooel Tbomaa William Brother ton, from half pay of the 22d Light Diagooos, to be Li t vice Frederick Charles Pousonhy, who exchanges, receiving the diffrreuce between full-pay of Cavalry sad full pay of lefantry—dated as above. Captain Alexander Charles Craufard, from half-pay 80th Foot, to be Captain, vice Albert Guldainid, who ex ensiles, receiving the differeisce—dated as above. • 14th ditto—Horatio Ross, Gent. to be Cornet, by parttime, vice Gooch, prumoird--dated October 19, 1820. let or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guarda-ooaptelb George P. elleginsou to • be Captain of a Company and Lieute neat Colonel, by piirchase, vice Cobras, who retires — dated October 20, 1820. Lieutenant Slimed 1.044 to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Higenisuu—dated as above. Liieutenant William Greenwood, from ball-pay of the Regi meat, to be &Digo and Lieuteoaut, by purchase, vice Long—dated as above. Orient of Fuut Uuards--Captain Charles John Bar nett to be Captain of a Company and Lieuteualii-Coloseli by purchase, vice Hamilton, who retires—dated as above. Lieutenant Randall Gossip to be Lieutenaut and Captain, by purchase, vice Eat nett—dated as above. ham Raymond Barkei, Gent. to be Ensign rod Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gossip—dated as above. 10th ditto—John Le Merchant, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Lord Sussex Lenuox, appointed to the 28th foot--dated as shove. 24th ditto—Lieutenant Honourable George Thomas Koppel, L Dom the Cape Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Contrail, who exchanges—dated as above. • with ditto— Eu , tiga William Mountslevels to be Lietiteuaat, without purchase, vice Wilkinson, deceased—dated Oeto ber 25, 1820. Ensign Lord Sussex Lennox, from the 10th Foot, to be &lairs, vie. Muttoitate4ra—dated as above. 50th ditto—Juni. Skellitigtou Torreus, Geat. to be Entice, without psi chair, vice N icons, appoiuted to the 72d Foot --dated October 20, Ink Slat ditto--Euairs Charles Estridgei front the 65th Fool, HI be Enaixo, vice Mackay, who esehantres—dated as above. 57th date—William John Pyno Gores Gent. to be latiligns without porch& r, vin Brows, promoted—dated as above. 64th ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Monis William Bailey, from half-pay uf die fin Provisional Battalion uf Militia, to be Major, vice Henry Bisbop, salmi exchanger, receiving the diffi 'mice—dated as above. 65th ditto-LT-Ensign William Mackay, from the 51st Fool, to be &Mgt), vice Eataidge, who exchanges—dated: es above. 714 ditto—Ensign Jonathan Coppery, Nicells, from the 50th Foot, to be &sign, without purchase, vice Emery, who resigns—dated as above. 79th ditto—Ensign Doosid Campbell to he Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Morrison, appointed to the oth Royal Veteran Rittaliou—dated as above. Andrew Brown, Gent to be Ensign, vice Campbell—dated as above. Nib ditto—Kerte Richard Beverly Usslier, from hall pay of the 63d Fool, to be Ensign, vies 'Mums Carroll, who exchanges—dated as above. Cape Corps—Lieutenant Herbert Contrail, from the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Keppel, who exchanges-- dated as above. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lientenant James Kerr, from half pay of the 34 Gaprisow Battalion, to be Lienteaant, vice Jahn Suteliff, who re. Woe to his former sittattua on She &aired List—doted Olt above. Oils Royal Veteran Battalion. 1.14111f011131 J. Whiteford Morison, from the tail Nat, to he Lieuttestit, vicellsemas s:miley, who returns lto his farmer situation us the Retired List--dated as above. Eusip George Prittie, (rem Italf.perof the 00th Pout, to be Ensign, vice Robert Lattimore, who retard to his former • atonicn on the Retired List—dated se above. Royal East laths Volunteers. Lieutenant Joseph Alier te be Gems, eke . Evan% whom PA.R,~ • *. ' • 1 • • • • . -•• • • .44. 1 01- appointment has not. taken ..plgee—dalt4.fieptenskte 29.) 18211. " . • Wiliam Hears Mit.thart, Gent. to be.iiantosmatii, vice Atka .—dated is above. Commission signed by the Lord Liemimeo. e Me Comity of Cambr idge. Hues Jackson, sq to be Deputy Lieutenant for the Isle of iuut'l7, BANKRUPTCY . SU PERXEDED. Robert Myers, of N. wesuitlenpan-Tyne, limo-draper. BANKRUPTS. Alexander Anderson, late of Naltei's Hall ' coort, Caisson /street, London, merchant, to surrender, November 11, 18, and December 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Buckle, Size.bise, L o udon. Joseph Rutter, or Wsulerton. Lincoln, merchant, to sue ;touter, November 21, sid December 16, at 'kyr''', at the D mid Duck t ingstmi-upou-Hull. Attorneys , ug it , Mr. Gretna'', jun. upon-Housber ; and Mr, Hicks, Gny's Inusqoare, London. ' William Holton, of Evesbam, Worcester, porter-dealer, 00 surrinder, November 24, at five, 2S, and December 16, as eleven, at the Nurrhank Arms lots, Eyeshae'. Attu,. Rey., Meters. Buusfield and Williams, Bouverie.streer, Lou dun; and Mr. Workman, Evesbam. George Atkinson and Francis Atkinson, both of Kirby. moorside, York, ecru-neerebants, to surrender, Novem ber 20, 21, and December 16, at ten, •t the Hotel, New Mahon, York. Attorneys, Mesfrs Eyre and Coverdale, Gray's lan-square, Loudon ; mull Mr. Piper, Pickering, York. , Mary Mellon, sea. sad Thomas Melton, of Highgate, Middlesex, builders, to surrender, Novenher 7, 14, and December 16, at elm's, at Guildhall, tandem. Attorney, Mr. Hunter, Gray's !emplace. Robert Kew and Thomas Thomason, of Castle-street, Whitechapel, sod also of Bleck Horse-yard, George-Med, Whiteebspel, Middlesex, horse-dealt es, to surrender, NOVCITI. ber 14, 21, slid December 10, at ten, at Gisilithall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tysomplare, Kingsland rued. JiniatelFordbms, of Biebup-Stratford, Herbs, plumber and'. glazier, to surrender, November 7, 14, and December 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Mr. Gee, Bishop. Stratford; and Mr. Mskiiinou, Elm result, Inner Temple. John Lethbridge, of Carmarthen.streei, Tottenham-mut road, Middlesex, carpenter, to surrender, Novemlwr 7, 14, and December 16,st eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Boxer, Furnival's lon, Holborn, Lundou. James Hodges, late of Cheltenham, Gloucester, coal merchant, to surreuder, November 11, 18, and December 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James, Ely-place, London. James Ledien, of RiehmoneLbsildings, Soho, Middlesex, jeweller, to surrender. November 11, 18, and December 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, 'modem. Attorneys, Messrs. Tur ner and Holmes, Illownshury-yquare. Henry Berthoud, junior, of Castle court, Strand, 'mil of Subu, Middlesex, auctioneer and bookseller, to surrender, Novensher 14, 21, and December 16, at twelve, ,al Guild. hall, Lundou. Attorneys, Messrs. Jones, and Bland, Great Mary -le Rune-street. John Curtis, late of Fording Midge., Hants (but now a Prisoner in Winchester Gaol), draper, to surrender, Nerves her November 11, 18, and December 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Towers, Castle-street, Falcuoaquare, London. - .. Joseph Ashby, of East-street, Maliehester•sepisre, Middle. sex, baker, to 'nuclide% November 14, 21, and December 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, M . Harvey and Wilson, Lincider's Inn-fields, Loudon . Edward Brown, of the Saracen's Head, Friday-street, Loodun, torsi-dealer, to surrender, November 11, 31, and December 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney% Messrs. Bovril and Tustin, New Bridge..strert, Blackfrisrs. ' John Jamus and George hyena, of St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell,. Middlemx, japanners, to surrender, Novem ber 7, 14, and December 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loads's. Attorney, Mi. Carter, Lord Mayor's-court, Royal Exchange. Francis Hudson, of Angel-lane, Essex, brewer, to VW* render, November 11, 18, and December 16,. at ten, M Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearce sad Soars St. Sal !d'Alene, landaus. Joseph Hooper, of Tuoley-street, Southwark, Surrey, Aga mist, to surrender, November 14, December 2, and 16, at one, at Guildhall, London. Atiorurys, Messrs. Sherwood and Sun, Canterbury ignore, Southwark. • Swab Roberts, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, druggist, to surrender. November 23, at seven, 24, and December 16,rit eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Chelienham. Altorwry, NS. Spencer Newcomb Meredith, Lioculn's-lun New-square. William Coil, of High.street, Islington, Middlesex, broken to turremler, November 11, 18, and December 16, at Seili at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James Platt, No. Buswell.court, Lincoln's-lint. Jobe' Clammy, of Bishopereannonth. Durham, ship-owser, to surrender, November 10, 27, and December 16, at Mews, it the Bridge Inn, Bishoporeartanuth. Attorneys, Mr. Kidsun, Sunderland; and Messrs Meggisons and Pool% Gray's-Ion; London. Jonas Tillotson, late of Watley, Halifax, Yolk, cotton• spinuer. to S erreuder, November 20, at six, 21, sod Deems. tier 10, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Xtise. stem lie. Wigleswertb, Gray's-tun, lAM,IOII ; sod lissms. Wigteswortb, Thompson, and Stansfeld, Halifax. James Bryant, now or late of Liverpool, sad of asslits Friars, Loudon. merebaut, to surrender, November 14, It, and December 16, at twelve, at Gerildhalt, Loudon. Atter. dry, Mr. Getlibtand, AuidircFritra. John Saran% of Kingsland, Middlesex, stage coach pro prietor, to surrender, November 17, lb, and December 16, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Mr. Carter, Lord Mayor's-court; Royal Exchange, London. Thomas Watson, late of.lennes-stree% Mancheidersquare, Middlesex, grocer, but now a prisouer in the Klux's Beach, to surrender, November 18, 28, anti December 16, at ten, at Guildhall, Landers. Attorney, Mr. Carlon, High-street, Mary.le.buite. Thomas Tweed and Robert Tweed, of Cbrogford-mills, Essex, and of Great St. Helena, London, millers, to surren der, November 14, 18, and December 16, at ten, at Guild hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Crutched-friars. Benjoiniu Horolty, of Bernard-street, Foundling Hospital, Middlesex, plumber, to surrender, November 11, 18, sod December 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lando'. At torney% Messrs. Sherwood mid Sun, Cauterbury se ere, Southwark. _ (tholduads and Corea:Pates in oar nett.) , _... The Emperor of AUSTRIA has assembled the States of his German dominions, for the purpose of submitling to them severally a new system of Sumer. WARWICK/ MRS ELYCTION -The Stale of the Pull on Wednesday, November 1 :.-. Mr. Lawlry 641 1 Mr. Spooner 306 As, we understood, the imputation very generally rests on in innocent individual, we think it riglit io say, that it was Mr. CORDELL. a lineti-drapir, of North-street, who refused to take oil his hat at the theatre, yesterday se'nuiglit, on the striking up by the orchca:ra, of ' 6 God sate the King ;" mod who, after some scutHing, had it foiced from his head by three of the Kitlg'S servants, alai scuttle Officers belmiging to the 85th regineist.-.-(Brighton Puper.) Sunday inorniiig. es some ClSlNvaiss of wild beasts, which had been exhibited at Ituckinglioni fair the preceding day, were proceeding fr thence, a large Pular bear contrived to make Ills escape. lie was immediately pursued s but it was not until after a considerable chase, in winch many of the country people joined, that he was overtaken, and ulti mately killed. It appears that the Hilliard took re fuge from his pursuers beneath a beidge at Bacon Wood, near Stowe, having passed through the vil lage of Wilier Stratford, to the greet cuusternatiou of the inhabitants. Dating the chess he wee fre quently fired at, but without effect. He was at !pig' h secured with roper, bet twos straggled in the act of dragging hint from his hiding-place. . .1111 _ "' 'priPv , gy !'cr fOrti t 34 1 .4*.eits • • au. ,1 g RE -e sf NEWMARKET tiftED CTING, oprosz M AO e, OR tiorcaroN . gotnalt, iogeMmeo 3. II &adieu p Sosepstskes of lOirs. each fur 3-yr-olds god upwards. T. Y. c Lord Grosvenor 's Abra, 3 yes old, 7st elb Lord G. H. Caveudistr's &To, b yrs old. sat. 700. Mr. Crorkfurd's Sella., 4.yrs uld, 9sl. 41b... Duke of Grafton's Leek ,3-yrs old. 7st. S io It on Zero. A Sweepstakes of 20gs. seek for two-mold wilts, bat. 6 t• will fillies, Sal. glb. Forst, bat( of Ab. 31. Mr. Wyudbant's f. by Tomas Gubsoos, got of Marianne I Sir J. Iley's Atom Mr. Rusb's b. c. by Hrdlry, oat of Tobago • to 1 on AWN. A Gold Cup, value begs., by • Sebseriptiog of 1110. fl, fur bones of all ages. Ab. M. Lord Se ffirld's b. fr. by Vaud, ke /sorer, 11 ?mold, 7,,t 511. I Lord Grubs...noes Arbiter. 3-yes old, &rt. Ilb. Doke of liutlaud's Ccraull, 3-yrs old, Tst. Olb. ..... 10 to I Apt Lord Suffield's b. e-8 to I ages Arbitcr. Mr. ITtlay's Alsjer. Itst. 41h. beat Mr. Tburahill'a Mr. Low, Sit. blb. I).M. 200 p. h.ft.—b to apt Abjer. The itoodley find Stakes of 30gs. each, for hors►s of all ages (2 yr olds excepted). To start at the starliag-post of the T.Y.C. and to rue to the end of B.C. Sir J. Sloelley's Antsy, 4 yrs old, ftst. Hb. Mr. Wyoodlrom's Little Jobs, 4 yrs old, ast. Slb Mr. Ittigers's Lounger, 3 yrs old, fiat. 11Ib Gen Groseenoo's Blue 8011, 4 you old, 7st. I Ilb. .... . 4 Mr. Crockfordh Sultan, 4 yrs old, 9st. 11b. Mr. Lake's Maker, 4 yru old, Opt. Sib Mr. Bush's llonsp, 5 yrs old, Sat. 71b. 2 to 1 apt atar-3 to 1 apt Lounger. Mr. Udny's Barmecide brat Mr. Tbornhill's Mr. Low, Sit. 51b. each. 1). M. 200 p. h. fl.-4 to lon Bartneriile. _ _ . POLICE. MAIISION-110tOlt. Saturday Mr. Stokes, of Lombanl•Mreet, utteniltd by his solicitor, Mr. Eirkc, waited upon the Lord Mayer, pur. •neat to a sammons. The Lord Mayor said, that hr had felt it his duty to call upon Mr. Stokes to produce the original copy of the placard in►iting a gement illunsisiat" for the acquittal of the Queeu, and to give ■p the name of the author. Mr. Stokes said he declined giving up the copy re. quested. Mr. Rick., the solicitor for Mr. Stoker, was pro ceeding Is make some observations on the proceedings, wt., it he was interrupted; by the City Solicitor, who said, that ea Mr. Stokes would be proceeded against by information f. t his refusal, Mr. Eicke had better reserve himself until th e information was heard. Mr. Eicke bowed and left the office, accompanied by his client. HOW-STREET. The daughter of Preston, the cobbler, wars on sarwday brought to this office, charged with assaulting a woman cf the name of Williams, and admitted to bail. Mrs. Williams then charged Preston, the father, with threatening her life.— Tbe Magistrate offered to take his own word fur his spin se ance, but he refused, sod was ordered to be COMM i tt kl. DARING ROBBERY. On Sat tirday evening, Otani seven o'clock, as Mr. Twecdir, of Si. Martin's-lane, was passing through Lung-sere, br w:is attacked by a gang of five robbers ; one of them gyve hiso a violent blow scion his lotus with a bludgeon which loroupht him to time ground, The robbers instantly proceeded so rub him of bis watch, but just as his watch was leaving his Mt. he seised hold of it and held it fast. The rubber had bald of his seals, and in the force mad resistance exercised, the chain broke. As Mr. Tweethe was recovering and getting up be was knocked down again by one of the peg, *loins Mr. Tweedie fortunately seized and did ant let go his 644 till he, with the assistance ambers, bruutht him to t►e Office, when he said his manic was Janata Briant, and after underguiug an examination be was committed to Newgstit fur trial. The state of the provincial market. is a► very low, it will require no wore than the experience of a few market days to *hew the necersi►ous situatiiiit of a great portion of the agriculturists. If Pieria*. went can afford relief, why is this odious. B►ll of Pains and Penalties suffered to stand in the way ? Saturtlsy—Ktats WILLIAM 111. LAN13113.--Holiday at do Bank, Excb•quer, East ladle, awl South lea Houses. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. DIVIDEND PAYARLE THIN DAY. M. II- D. Johnstone, Hauover-miusze, smith TO MORROW. W. Forster, Strand, silversmith 3 II R. Shirk y, Bueklersbury, earpel-mannfaetnner 3 11 J. Anderson, Inglis East !whams, mariner R. Cutlet', Cbrapsidr, warehouseman 3 10 J. Thomas and J. Cab. H, Oxfurd•st reef, lines-drapers 2 II W. J. Porter, Chariot-cram, slop.seller K. Wilwu, Clement's-lane, broker ...... DIVIDENDS. W. Ellis, Castlefield, Morley, flax-spinner ..... .•...• 11 W. Burton, Gambill, auctioneer 1 J. E. Yates, Shorediick, pewterer ...... ....... W. Lewis and J. A. Henderson, Little Tower-street, wipe-merchants W. Farratit, Strand, tailor N. Warrington, High-street, Isopmerehant J- Prichard, Wkiteclumel, cooper W. Britton, see. and W. Buiton, jun. Paternoster-row, bookseller* A. Kelly, jeweller J. White, Kennington, dyer lO E. Read and T. Baker, Bloomsbury, linemdrapers S. Spencer, Pentoaville, bricklayer B. Blyth, Dyer's-buildings, dealer E. Ford, late of Live-street and Hickory, wise-ma chant BIRTHS. On the Seth oh. at Barrock Lodge, WV' Curlsle, the Lally of %Alarm James, Esq. M.P. of a daughter. At Heckfield, the Lady of Charles Shaw Lefever, jun. Esq. of a daughter. DEATHS. On N'edneiday last, at she residence of his *on, Fertile% Dottie, Hanle, is the b3d year of his are, Adnftral Sir fitnj. C.B. _ _ - - - - Oil Weduesday !set, Mr. James Asperne, of Corokill, bookseller, aged 63. Tuesday, the 4411 i nit, seed 41, Mr, Williams, wife Ili )Ir. Williams, bookseller, of Eton. On Wednesday last. after a painful illnra•, Il.s Su ICI Richards, relict of Mr. William Talbot Richard,., and of Mrs. Edwin, of the Theatre Royal, Driiry-dim. Richards was fur many years the first comic metres% WI it e Dublin stage, louder the management of Memos. Ryder and Daly, where she was not Hy admired for tier pail.l.e tektite and exemplary conduct is private life. It is to the eiedit of Ilia. Edwin we record, that mug before Mfirmity hail rendered her parents stunt fur professional labour, withdrew them from the ataireAsepporteit them by her own industry, and gave comfort to their age, till uo her affection ate bosom they both expired. Ott Saturday lam, at Sereveloo, sear Newark, Mr. Wm. Giksou, fat mer of that place, aged upwards of 80 He wit distinguishes! is the prime of life ea ■ *Mous freemason. having by sequiremeuts in the science and art made himself perfect in the differeut degree, oral to the Pessimist Brawl Master fur the county of Nottingham. He Wormed to the respective ledges is Notriagham sad Newark. • HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 11111DCE. ilersiNg I atter 2. I erealog 11$ after 2 . Moiled and al _Tut Gums Ono, Ne. Naiad toy C..CORNWEI.I., a lb. 21.104