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inkonr ON MIL zwrrnier NOTION, /OM LIMMITS TIM lIIIIMTI6OII 1 1 4111iTiXG11 SILL TO TURCO Y KALI. A c herrnicsby, 116.7 Ow iIE I ha. J. W. Palmer, Col. Alts .6, J. II Go .5.., Sir W. PCtiker, C. F. itilh.wp. V.prosist (tor my, It H. Parr.. Thos. tAttlan y, Sur John Hvegstr. Aldermen Psrsirll, Sir H. liorton, It. C. Hem.. Si. R. Parnell, W. ii.... 11.3.,,,,, 1j...0hm. Lord A. Prime, Henry - lie 'silo 'en. T. W. II i. wee, I) W. Phil , ips, G. 11...rh0., 1 F. It ii. Loral A. Phillips, G Jun. Munn:, Sir T. Wm( wood; W. P. Phillips, C. 11. '1164 , 1.1t, J .111P11 Horieby„ K. rivelell. lion. W. &mom, Ilion. H. lionsrd. Ilon. W. Piiiiir, KM F. flanyoui, Phan. Hoiraruh. 11. Primrose, Hon. F. Dersini, R:dialt iloodlift. 11/. L. Puire, Robert sit. cis, 104. Amos., J. Rickfor.l, W. Rea.:aghens. Fleury Horst, H. Itsmithuilorn, J. 110...... e. I).m. Huh-Minion, lin. C. Umatilla, David Ilyal. George Kennedy, T. F. Ramsden, J. C. ll:Overt, N. X 111111jif.t, Him. H. Ridley, Sur M. W. ermlitte, R. A. Lloyd, S. J. . %Awls, W. T. 'Cloarehill. Lord Laincinin, G. Roberts, A. irtlvert, C. Lester, R. Lester Rowley, Sir if. C•imp*ll,llon J. 'Arab. lion. W. Russell, [And G.W. Curer. 7.ilin Lamb, Hon. Cr. Russell, R. G. ltaventliah, Lord G. Lambton, .1 G. Itnmhuld, C. Cavendinh, Ilewry I.llouehe, John Scortett, J. tiliftioel, Caul. Lattiche, R. Send/more, R. P. irlifton, Viscount Lloyd, Sir E. Sefton, Earl of Colborne, N. Ridley Lloyd, J. M. Smith, John Coke, Thos. %V. Miles, W. . Smith, Hon R. Contsimini, Lucien Mahon. Hon. S. Sinith, Win. Creospiun o ptint. Marryai I, J. Spencer, Lord R. 'Caron ta,.A. G. Alobcrly, John Stuart, Lord J. Duie,..l. U. Moberly, W. L. Stewart, W. OrCrespigni,crW. 'l l acl6A R. Stanley, Lord Mailman, 'Moo. Macdonald. Jac .Talbot, R. W. ()Tolson, W. J. Mackintosh. Sir J. •Tavistuck, Marquis Dittman eeeeee , Via. !ll.uloeks, W. A. Taylor, M. A. :ennit.iii, Hon L. Martin, John Thorp, Alderman "Junelisi, Him. G. Wilma!, P. Stiolturierney, Rt. Hu. G. numbs, Th... Milton, Via %Vaithman, Ald. Lbriogton, Vis. Monet, Sir C. Walpole, Hun. G. Ellice, Ed. Moore, Peter %tebbe, E. Fenton, Earl of Mortieth, Via. Wharton, John l•it:Amity, N. • Muslyn, Sir T. Whitbread, %V. H. Fermin's, Sir R. C. Normatilly. Va. Whilliams. Owen l Ore, Tboinos Rennin', It. W. Williams, W. Folksiusii, Vis ".ieville, Hun R. %Vasco), Sir R. Frankl.tiol, Thts. Ramrod, Lord Wood, Alderman* I ;hailer, a..n. O'Callaghan, J. Webster, Sir G. Grant, J. P Ord, W. VELUM.. 4 ;rateattr, gin.:ior4 Percival, R. Buxton, T. F. Cristiana, J. It. C. Portman, E. P. Calcraft, John CI TY BUSINESS. -...-- The Laid Mayor held a Court of Aldermen yesterday, at which was fully attended. The rectinvnenohtiois of the Court of Common Council t.. oat Writs/ the proceedings against Mr. Alderman Waldman and oilier., for obstructing the election of Lord Mayor, on Miaduaehoas t)ny lavt, and also the Report from the Common C,,,,, l 0112IPitirP, as delivered in on Monday, were bid hebire the Court, urn, which they came to a Resolution, which was ordered to be advergieed—(for which see front The turd %tarr leid bet..re the Court • printed band-bill for a politic Meeting, So be 11.4.1 a wl d a y in Susithtlo4; •nd tna I. , ,rd.ltip wag directed to adopt notch mrasures to Tre *el re the peace of the City astir should think accessary. )lERTISG 1N S.VITHFISLD. TO MR. WM. PHILLIPS, SECRETARY, &C. 5, Wych-atreet, Strand, Dee. 6, 1819. ca—As I perfectly agree with the twenty-oioe house holders of the City of London, in the propriety of peti 'lonia: his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to withhold t',c Royal Asscnt to %boar Rills which are now pending in Yoliamotit. 1 hesitate not to accept their invitation, and ..id do my-clf the honour to preside at •the Meeting in Srnthfield, nu Wednesday, the Bth of December, at Twelve 0 - Clock; and 1 most devoutly hope, that his Royal High :iosowill not, upon thus inaportaut occasion, turn a deaf ear to the prilye,s of a long suffering. patient, and loyal peo ple, particularly as the uhjn•t of those who have signed the Requi.iioni appears to he full as mush for the protection safety of the Throne, as it is fur maintaining the rights hhertit a of the people. 1 aw, Si,, your obedient Servant. HENRY HUNT. MR. JOSEPH MITCHELL. A politic meeting was held on Weiluesday last, at the New in Leeds, on the invitation of the (rinds of the accused ports, " for she purpose of instituting an inquiry, whether so.• sitit the charge against Mr. Mitchell, of being a spy, as snack by Mr. Baillll , l, at the York County Meeting, be established'" The notice calling this meeting hail been circulated pretty extensively, and soon after 12 si'elirck the room, which will contain shwa three hundred prison/a:was filled. hr. Mitchell, is a defence, which occupied above five la...as in the delivery, denied almost all the allegations ad him. Ihnnes replied, and the following Resolution was siasied .—Reeolistirou " At a Meeting of the Inhabitauts of I:re4s, called by the friends of Mr. Joseph Mitchell, and un the Ist of December, 1619, it was resolved—That it is highly expedient, from the facts adduced this day, that Alt Mitchell should cease, from henceforward, to take any fending part in public meetiugs ; and that he should not e I, {AU this time, ever holdetny delegation from the Reformers?' In addition to those valuable blood horses and mares, which we lately announced, as having been bought by Mr. KIRBY, to take to Rossi*, we lelfll 1 !I'll hr has also purchased the following :—Erape roe, by Sorcerer, out or floriaby Lass, by Buzzard; Carerness. sister in Interpreter, by Soothsayer, put of Wowing, Ly Buzzard Sharper. by Peceirer, pit of Soinntaneo, by Sir Saortunt ; likewise that silncli-sclunred beautiful racehorse, Bonnyfuee. by St.rrerer, out of Bannylass, by Panto's. iSs-rwent take was so strougly frozen last week as to admit of skating and saber diversions upon rCr. _ . „.. We are informer% thst all the woollen manatee torir4 in Keswick err now ISI full activity, large or der. having brew I.itely received. A terioty• accident ilepperied last week. Lieut. of the /Loyal Navy, whilst returning to Plytiionth. alter shooting. nu compaoy with a young mess, celled Gt.cosi'AWl c. who hid breveted to ins triad. the eau. being cocked and carried in hi. hant4. went ga, end lodged the whole of its reminds 1M the calf of Lieut. Catirisaat.'s leg, who wee a few 'orris in advance. Nearly 200 shots have been extracted. and it is hoped that his leg wilt be bit VC d front aniputeison. iitrueshx. Occatenza I.—We regret to learn tlyit the barbarous practice of plucniug the wool front .m live sheep liar wren revived in this county. A f..r. 'eights ago. one termer, near Eunisneg, had five, end *nether two sheep treated io this cruel inanoer„ lit some ut,feeliug otuuderers. On Saturday night lest, the house a Aire. Dolma. of Brersiblestown, in this calmly. was forcibly emitted into by five tutu mewed. who teloulansly robbed ber of Bank snuck gold and sliver, house linen, wearing app.. •e 4, Sic. lAW INTELUGENCk. COUNT if)F KING'S BENCH, - To EMMY. Damask 7. LETHBRIDGE. V. PHILLIPS. This was aso action brought by the Plaintiff sgainet the Derendans, Sir Richard Philip., to recove► the sinusoid of NO injury done to vs;iii store picture of Dr. I%ralcott. the celelonit.il Peter Pisan?, while it we under the care of the De fend...sit. It appeared that the miiiiiiture had been Irut by the Plaisinif to a Mr. Barnard. sill that it after wards was carrwii ID Sir IL Phillips. where. iii roiisrquencr of its beiii4 placed over a fire- t d u•e. the ivory craekril. and the picture received the injury fur which coinpensiiiiiiii was now 'twigltt. But it appearing that Sr. Richard Phillips ',ever borrowed the picture, took it under his char Lt e, or in fact knew ally thing about it, the Court held that it would be too strict to hoist him reoptios fable for the accident.—The Manila was therefore tionsuited. OLD 13.41 LAY, Tu REM, DECEMBER 7. The Court was occupied with aniute►esting cases of theft mad larcreir. timinipit Owen were the followitsc :-- .Inns *deer, !Vit Howard, Mary Campbell, Eine:kens Malik, and Hannah Barker, were charged with assaulproc Robert Arnot, in a ilwellonc-house, mac Closiolus-sinet, and stealing from his person 18s. and two lisodkerchirfs. The Prosecutor was allured auto the house in (location' on the sight of November 13, by the Prisoner Harker, who took him into a room and looked the dour; some difficulty took place about preuidary arraneo•ractots; the Prosecutor tendered half-a.crown fur drink, which the Cypriau refoisrol with oaths and clamour, amid which brought the other Pro timers into the room. • The united gang then set upon him ; Howard having dealt him a blow, which dislodged bus teeth and brought him to his knees, the others completed his prostration. sod took the bet . uremteutioned property frum him. He called out, and the watchman hearing a cry of " Murder !" sprung his rattle, gathered wale other watch. nee abort him. sod thus forced their way into the hone. The thieves ran up the next flight of stairs.and there the watchmen took ;hem. They were alrfootoil redly ; but the Recoftoeit refueled the Prosecutor his expen.ses, observing that the Court could nut undertake to screen him from all damage whatsoever, in a scrape which he had run into with such manifest impru dence. At the public meeting at Brighton, on Friday, for erecting a pintor to the PRINCE REGENT, Sir MATTHEW TIERNEY contradicted, in she most positive terms, the report, that it was the intention or his Royal Highness partially to leave Brighton, and pass much of his time iii the Isle of Wight. Mr. PHILIpPs kill perform at the Bristol theatre during the present week, having obtained front the Managers of Covent-garden on extension of his leave of absence for that purpose. Mr. and Mrs. BARTLEY closed their engagement at the New York theatre, on the lOth last, with Ihe Honeymoon, for the benefit of Mrs. Sataks:Y. Mr. MATUEWs, after leaving Carlisle, perforated two nights at the Whitehaven theatre.—'• The house was," rays the Whitehanem Gazette, " very well filled on both nights, arid Mr. MATHEWS, we doubt not, found his Horne' at Whitehaven so sung and comfortable, that he will I catch the idea' of coming again." The civil authorities of Westminster have come to the deteruswatitm not to permit my one to ad dress the meeting in Covent-garden, this dry, who is not a housek eeper, by which Mr. IIuNT and Mr. COBBETT will he excluded from taking any share in the proceedts n of the day. WEDDERBCRN, the black preacher, was appre hended last week on a charge of %edition, in !publicly recommending to the Radicals to use iron rails as a substitute fur pikes. A guinea of the reign of EDWARD IV. was lately found amidst some old ruins, at Grove, near Pembroke. h is in a high state of preservstion, and is now in the possession of the Rev. T. OWEN. of Pembroke. Its intrinsic value is about 154. COOPER AND RANDAL L.—A match for 300 guineas aside was knocked up by two Noblemen for these heroes of the list, to meet on the tat of March next. within forty miles of this city, twenty-four fret ring, half minute time.—(l dia burgh Courant.) FOOT Ritt.F.--011 Monday, the 13th instant, will he run, two miles. over Knovesmire, for too guineas, betwixt GEORGE WALKER, of York, mud CURISTOPHEi: lIALroa, brother to the Ulan who beat PANsox. LySIitENTABI.E FACT.—Within the last eleven months. our borough gaol has had 1,134 inmates.-- Lteds illercurp.) On Sunday week the village of Connie, N. R. was visited by a severe shuck of an earthquake. It continued fur about ton seconds, and was f. It fur several miles round. - Rex° LECT ! !—f A ZAREO and Co. sold the First drawn Prig-. of 20.000/. to the present Lottery. in Shares, No. 7,370 TO-MORROW, at Eleven o'Clurk, the Iwo first -drawly rill lye entitied lu 20,000/. each (Mosey and Console;. HAZARD and Co. not only 5..1.1 the Brat-drawn Prize iu the present Lottery, hot All lb. drawn Capital. to a firmer Lottery. The Wheal cantAists Sic 20,0001. Prizes„ Tyru of which must be drawl, 'Manor. raw; *ad Ali of them may be drawn. HAZARD and C'u.'s Offices, Royal EYmhange-Fate ; 26, Curnbill ; and :I^4, Oxitxd-strect. corner of Swallow-street. Many persons are ioducrd to defer tittle pur cheats in the Lottery until the last moment—pro bably from the numerous instances that have occurred of the Capitals baring been sold on the ere of the Drawing, particularly those Capitals that hove bona shared by reran. Tba Proprietor of a well-known Coffnhbowse. in the Shand, purchased a MalfTicket at re can's OtSre on a Saturday Nora. lip, which was drawn the sane day a Prise of 30,01101., and for which he received the money nu Moutuv Morning. Navy such oceerresees have taken place at Writs's ; and of the last SV,oool.Pr:ze, be shared in the present tottery, Two Shares were sold at Cornhill, and THRILL at Lndgate-strece, oak s fete Loma before it was draws. For these retort's% Waao's Offices will remain open until !'!even ullnea this Night, as the Two first Pricer To-morrow Morning wilt each receive 40,0001. in Cuestas and Mosey, and they are probably yet on sale at 9, Curabill, or 17, Ludgate-street. One night lam week two *nen. named tirary Fen nell and .sunruel JoireA, were detected io she act of poaching in the It ballet Perk. belonging to Viscount Gime, its Silsbee. The next day they underwent an rearninati cccc before a Magistrate. and weie fully committed to isikr their trial under an indictment to be framed Loin the last bey Act. palmed for she MOM tecctual prevention of poaching , . Th e gull} &Mid 61.011 three weal were PO construct.4l by means of screws. that they could easily be taken apart and concealed in als qr, or even in the pap ket. These were three so company when ilsacovertd, but blue escaped. leaving h.' Intl behind him. lENRZIML;I, 11EIV GUAN.411.4, AND CHILE. We are authorised to state. that the paragraph contained lu Tilw Times of the 2.1 instant, drooling the clueless., of • 1030 which was supposed to 110 eirculating for Vets. gnats and New Grmist.l4, by 'Olt thawes mi the Government of was by ins means ititesieled to deny the existence of any such loan, under the slot' of Ilse CommossiOners of Ih Be %Wet HUM' iu 1....141.501. hot merely to deny t'.c statement which appeared itt the Mfblin Jorrotal. of the 19th ultimo, which supposed feTi•lll numailiorowil negoeistions for a bows to h.ave beers ~,,, meured—rogocist . or um ther the Eoloyl. from Vencroiel3 and New Granada, nor the Envoy from Char hid the slightest knowledge. between whom there has always subsisted the greatest harmony, ns shell as between their respective G enrols. PESTITITIAS AT LLANAUTII. HUN MIPUTIIB 111 BK. On Wednesday, the Ist of Dec.Dec. mber,William Jones, third son of John Jones, Esq. of I.linarth engirt, Monmouthshire, attemeel the age oft I years, and catnr Mk. She possession of the rstatex and properly beep:teethesl he hien be his late great-mole, William Jour., 11sq. of Clyilia House. It is not undeserving of remark, that the late gentleman was also the third ants of John Junes, esq. of emir.. grandfather of it. present highly.estiemed proprietor. Thes foii onions roincideeic tot Stair births and names might have ,n united the uncle in the selection of his nephew William fur his heir, instead of either of the elite. brothers. To cried,. ate the happy event of his sous coming of tic, with imitable demousiratinna of festivity, and rape. really ill benevoli tit diem/mi. of his character, Mr. Jour" 'ordered three fat -sett to be kilk4—twu of them to be distributed on the %Vellum. day to the pour of the several adjoining pertain.' in which he or his sou powasred estates, •Iteu to each portion of beef to hr sdileil a shilling loaf of iived ; amid the eitlwr us to he roasted whole on the Thieved iy, at Clytha Castle, and a dinner to he given to all his and hoe sou's te nant. in the vicinity, with invitation* to many of their la. spectahle height,) Clyde% Castle is delightedly situated on • brow of the hill, lowering about the extensive planta tions by which it is completely encircled, having a lawn io frost, of sews,' oi right acres. On this lawn such arrange. menu were made, as might tend to satisfy the appetite, and at the same time to gratify the curiosity of the country peo ple, to whom the uuveliy of the scene might he an übjecl of atiaction, As the rooms were mot large enough to receive the company within, m pavilion the interior of which was covered with green baize, had (Len erected un the outside of the Castle, stretching from the round to the extremity of the square tower. The nx was 'vested lower clown the lawn, and its the midway in a parallel line were placed within a fence two waggiina loaded with cider and strung beer, genuine C I ctrywrfa, with • 'Mont reserve in the castle iu case of nerd. At some distance beyond, was collected a huge pile of in , terialr for a bonfire in the earning The day, which proved to he fine, was ushered it. by bring a mood of twenty one canna'', die. aud a nu merous bind of musir paraded in front of Llanarth Court, awl played several di li.slitful air*. From thence they march ed to Imisanfread House, to pay the family the same con. gra I 11111 ilial. Between two and three o'clock, Mr. Jones, took his seat nt the cross table, sod more than two hundred respectable guests sat down to a moat excellent dinner, while a great number who eolild taut obtain seats in the Pa %Alums went to dine in the Castle. On the removal of the cloth, the obi family china punch•boa I, which bolds full Hi gallons, was placed before the Chair.nan, and others of lees ihinrosiona along the tables oat either side. After the health", of " The King," of " The Prince Regent," and " Duke of Y.. k," with "The culler branches of the Royal Family," Mr. Jones rope, and in a abort, bet neat and elegant speech, proposed the health of his absent brother, William Jones, of Clytlia,* which was drank with enthusiastic and lung eon filmed bursas, and a salute of 21 guns. lu the mean time, the operations un the ox, which was extremely well roasted, had commenced, and the collected multitudes were regal jog themselves with roast beef and strung beer. But lung before this, the active powers of the carrwda had stag gered many, and laid prostrate some of the most ad venturoul heroes in this joyoos conflict of strength.-- Towards evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, with their amia ble danghter.itolaw, Lady Harriet Jones, made their al.. penance ; their four lovely daughters, in company with other ladies, had already arrived at the mile, when another round of tweuty.ohe guns, and the rapturous and tumid. loons shouts of the people, echoing through the woods, seemed to rend the air. Soon after this heartfelt burst of delight, the front of the castle, between the towers, was most brilliantly illuminated with several hundred coloured lamps, and a display of different and extremely beautiful tranipa rencies, while the interior of Ilia windows of the towers were lighted up iu the most fanciful forms. The whole was ar ranged with exquisite taste, midi-, the immediate directions of the Misses Jones. While the immense crowd were gazing with mixed delight and wouder uu this truly enchanting blaze of light, fire-works from London were let off, in great numbers and variety, from the battlements of the square tower, to the utter astonishment of these good count ry people, who at this period could not be far short of 3,000 The ladies and gentlemen then returned to the drawing. room, where the harp mud the violin ware in attendance, and the ilimeing commenced, and was kept up with spirit to a late hour; *lieu this scene of festive joy and mirth gradullay died away into a silent calm; and the people in their re. turn each to his humble cottage, with hearts full of gratitude, c..lled down the benedictiosis of Heaven upon the Family of Llanarth, which, during a long series of ages, has dwelt in the midst of them, always iliopeusiog with a liberal baud to their wants in distress and poverty, a full ',teatime of what ( ver wealth Providence ha, been pleased uninterruptedly to bestow upon it. Such is the short history of a flay unrivalled in the recent annals of Monmouthshire, and which will be lung and eralefolly rem. inhered. Scenes like these are pleasant reministences of those good old times when both landlords mid tenants Ruud one of their chief soureeit of happiness in the well understood harmony between them, and wheu true liorpitality look the place of muderia refinement. • Mr. William Junes had been hourly expected for some dip past from the Confluent, while tie sad his brother Edward have passed the two last years. SMPIVRECK. —••••••,- The brig, Ocean, of Rasa, of nearly 200 tons harden, Anton, toaster, front Ilemmer• Inc laudua , w i th a cargo consisting of 213 hogsheads of sugar, lid puncheons of rum. 50 bales mums, 1130 bags of carer, and one cask of arrow root, was stranded nigh to nightie Gap, Sussex, am the morning of 51onday the 29th ilk. 'lle I, an loos. ger able to resist the violence of she waves, was furc,cl sits shine about half past five o'clock, sod its about •n hour afterwards, went to pieces. The mate anal use seaman wise unhappily drowurd ; but the Captain, wills Iwo or duce of She crew. sod • passenger, were with great dstficithy saved, anal owed the pi dor of their lives entirely to the exertious and homage perseverance of Mews. Killower and Jacobus, arndshipmea of the Royal Navy. Nu complete a wreck was this, that ass a very few hoots its thaginents were strewed along the strand Su porlions fit oily fur tire-wood. The sharks of the roast, who are aware tardy ass 1111. P disastrous occasions, were busily rwEtErd its their work of plunder; mid H. Harrison, she Collec tor of She CUP4I/11111, in attempting to setter. tear of than, was rezalutely obstructed, soul errs repeatedly struck by him, but he was ovvrpowtreil, 10.1 given its chime to • peace officer. lo the course of the night, Imwrstr, he by some means or other directed his ~sp.; but la•rtsg ■ character weir knualos. it ss iblilloll be will Ins' long remain at large. Some ofiwr assault and Slattery eases. we understand, dis tinguished the abut, wreck, and are likely to furnish basa lt. at the seat of justice. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Criet. 631 g li•di.4 Bomb Y dig. per. 31 per Cent. 4 prrCeuto 83 nei es 1 Cu.... Ac• •• • 1 • 1 1 6 7 lida,l4‘..Aant. ill.; 16 I G6l 67i Flco,ll LAST NIGHT'S G4ZEI'rE. (MILITARY PROMOTION. PROMOTION. Cuesatiesiort 111 the Derhy.hire Regiment of Yeomanry Ca wait r, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of - - . he. by. _ Sir George Sitwell, Bart. to he Ideettenatit, viee Thomas Geurze 11, , 0g1i, resigoted—Coinuaditatoo dated Nurem her 30, 1819. Crow:l.o*e, Dtteenier 7, ISIS. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Ca etbridge—.. Lieutenant . 0114111 l I Frederick lunch, Asnotant Qtearler.lisater. General is him Mai...ay . ' army, it: the room 9f the linnimr.dite Edward I iiucb, wins has accepted she Chiltern Itiuudrida. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Chrigtopher Bork, of Sun yard, Kist Sniothflel.f, viettnincr, Cunt Dtcriuber 4, to Jnialiary 22, •1 tea, ■t Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. R'illiam Leach Clitberu, or Liverpool, cutiou manufac ture's r. BANKRUPTS. James Fletcher, or Ripley, D.rhy, &skean,' chapman, to surrender. December 24, 27, and January 18, at eleven, at the Rine. Area T , Derby. Attorneys, Messrs. Few, Album. e, and Hamilton Henrietta street, Covent-gardeo, London ; and W Emory, Moureley, Derby. Richard H01m.., We of Northampton, Eroc►r, to stir render, December lb, all six, 18, mud Jame's., 18, st eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, North ;minim. Attorneys, Mr. Per. flinooshi Jeye, Chancery-lone, Loudon ; and Mr. Fbropbdus Jeyrs, Northampton. An huuy Aslat, of Church street, Lambeth, Surrey, vic tualler, to surrender, December 11, 18, and January 18, at ten, at 4no4'li:ill, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Henson, Runverie. street, Fleet street. William South, of the New-road, Middlesex, builder, la surrender, December 14, 18, a n d January 18, at ten, at Gaildhall, London. Atturuey, Mr. William Saunders, Char lotte-street, Fitzruy-rquarc. John Jaime,. la te of Liverpool. goldsmith, to surrender, De cember 29, 30, and January 18, at one, at the George lan, Dala-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs Blackatock and Rance, Kings-Beneh-Walk, Temple, Loodou; •ud Mr. James Marrow, Marshaffstreel, Liverpool. James Bale, of Huntley, Stafford, millwright, to surrender, December 29, at Ave. 30, and January IS, at eleveu, at the Jerniagliam Arms Inn, Shiffaal. Attorneys. Mr. Henry Smith, Wolverbamptou; and Messrs. Price, Williams, and White, Old square, Lincoln's 4.u, London. John Lanvin'', of Plynall-duck, Drvuu, vietnaller, to surrender, Member 27. 29, and January 18, at eleven, at the Pope's Head Inn, Plymouth. Attorneys, Mr. Joseph flake, Great Surrey-street, Blackfris,s, Loudon; and Mr. George Prideaux, Plymouth. Alexander Bruce, of Neweastle.upon-Tyne, merchant, to sarresiler, December 17, 29, said January 18, at riven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-npan.Tyne. Attorneys, Messrs. Marriott, Brook-Wolk, and Para, Gray's.lesu.square; and Mr. Jahn Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Jimeph Woudruof, of Gun-street, Old Artillery.grownd, Middlesex, turner, in surrender, December 14, 21, and Ja. nnary 18, al fen, at Guildhall, Linden. Attorneys, Messrs. Collins and Walter, Spital.aquare. Robert Cullen, of Russia-row, 3161 k-street, London, factor, to surrender, December IS, January 8, and 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pulleu, Fore-street, Cripplegate, London. DIVIDENDS. December ill. S. Mahue, id Dilliier.lasse, London, merchant. at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec^mb•r O. J. Peel, C. Harding, and W. WiHoek, late of F..zeley, Stafford, matsufacturera and aitinners of cuttou, at one, at GniWhat! London. Decrmber 29. J. Harper,of Fleet.ttraet., Loadua,bookaeller, at twelve, at Goilaball. December 29. W. Middleton, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George lon, Dale Firer% Liverpool. January 8. J. Enoch, of Birmingham, brusb-maker, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. January 25. W. Prosser, late of Hereford, grocer, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, Hereford. December 29. T. Hwhey, of Birmingham, merchant, at ten, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, B:rntitigham. December 28. 0. W. lnnell a n d G. Instil, of Long-acre, Middlesex, oil soil cidourmen, at eleven, at Guildhall. December 28. C. E. Jour., of Keough Timm. Middlesex, tanner. at t•elve at Guildhall. Lumina. January 24. J &tones, of Ciorle•Lird, Qum:ester, coal-user. chant, at eleven, at the king% Head Inn, Worcester. December 28. J. Harcieon, of Spline-girders, bliddlesez, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, Liurluu. Jautiary 4. A. knight, of Wilson-street, 111our6rlda, Mid. (einle, ealeaderer and glazier, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. January 0 J. Gottreus, of MincinE.lane, London, broker, at eleven, at December 16. C. 114.4.../4, of Ilich-eireet, Southwark, Sur rey, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, lemd.m. December 28. J. D. Grecusy, 4.f Crutra-street, Fiusbu►y sgnare, I i4dlesez , silk.taauulacturer,at twelve, al Guild hall, Lowlier.. December 29. %V. S. Mason, or Culelseoter : grocer, at tea, at the Re.) Linn Inn, Coleltmirr. Liecronlier 28. W. Williams, of Amen , London, book seller, at ten, at Guildhall. December 18. J. G. Nicholls, of Mon lacy, Surrey, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. December 28. T. Sowerby, of New Kind-street, Middlesex, milliner, at one, at Guildhall, London. December 11. T. Ptlsbury,of Laws ence.street, Chelsea, M id isilorod ten, at Guildhall, London. J y 8. F. Naish, of Twerion, Somerset, clothier, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. January 18. T. Wherlilon, of Derby, iron-founder, at twelve, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. DrceMher 29. C. l'raukrrd of St. Philip and Jacob, Glou cester, tanner, •t ten, !at the It maim.. Tavern, Bristol. January I. R. Walker, of Great Grimsby, Lincoln, boat. builder, at eleven, at the Granby Inn, Great Grimsby. CF:RTIFICATFS.—nrcuanirn 28. T. Pricha,d, the )uniiger, of Bristol, inerchant.-1. Hop. wood, the younger, of Norwich, Lancaster, bleacber.—R. Miller, of Old Fish-street, Londoudeoukseiler.—T. Matthews,. of Frith-street, Sohn, Middlesex, statiouer.-11. f,,ardwell, of Ilmashelf-Bank Mill, York, thresil.msoufacturer —2. %Vhite, of — ninths in-green, M oldie-sex, v ict ualler.—G. Beattie, of Sal tnrd, Lsoca-ter, tlyer.—C. iludakiu , of Riahopsgale-street ‘Vithin, IMI4OII, neerchont—J. Vote, of Wormier, leather- Elliott, the younger, of Tunbridge-Wells, Dens, cbreaemouger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Brightly and J. of Minicoy. Suffolk, priaters, Hovetaibi r 13, 1819.—R. Sutton and W. Buck, of 31orgaret sheet, Cavendish-Nouse. coach-makers, December 4, 1819. —W. Newman sod R. Newman, of Swallow.streel, Picca dilly, Middlesex, pan- Initstres, J uly 21, 1810.—P. Dolland, and G. Dolliaud, of St. Paul's Churchyard, Louduu , upli. Nuvecubtr 6, 1819.—J. Relis ivio and A. Alueatta, of Loudon, December 2. 1819. COURSE OP EXCHANGE, Tuasualt. Drcratiaca 7. /Lumenlain.C.V. 11 18 Genoa 441 Ditto al Sighl.. 11 15 Venice Ital. L 4 V 27 39 114,1141,1uul .... 12 19 Malta Answerp e\-81u. 12 1 Naples . 4A 111 illll I burgh 36 1 Palermo 1174 Krug _ . _ . ... .. Album - 36 2 I Lisbon... .... 63 Paris 3day's date 23 15 Opureu .. 531 Ditto Liourdeaux .lu 25 45 Dublin ...... ... 11 Frankfurt on ihe C0rk......... 11; Maine ltil OIULLION. Vienna Es.2no.flu. 111 Portursl Cold in f I. Madrid .... Cadiz .. .. Salon' ... Shi Sew Doubloons...o 0 0 Barrelfuls ...... 35 ; New Wien 0 5 0 Seville - Myer in ear5......0 5 2 Cibraltar 3 OA I New Louis esek...o U U Leghorn M4RKETS. F e° ni Ibe " Londe* Mercantile Price Current, of ra y December 7, I B I*.j WF.T INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN I'RODUCK, B. I' SllOllll generally have been dad ur sale, hat gaud and An. qualities with colour living *twee and math wsut,A 11 the trade, have commanded an advance of Is. to to pes cart. say for Sugars I/111th •howe 714. my cwt. The stuck of R P. Sugar us mow 13,100 cask. mute Ibis last year's at this lime, have bee. present priers 13.. per eat. lower per f;lufrite ate. empire., his rusl i umed in brisk demats.l at the advance rooted last weak; only a small quantity has been pnt up by public •suei WV. *lnch sold ar:th spirit d our law splatatinns St Domingo was the desrription wont In revisal. The stork of W. I. Coffee is mow 3.4190 t o ns, bei ng sku, Ira. than at this time host year, present Wien. tas_ per cwt. lower. In RUM the demand is dull, sod prim are wiser lee, than otherwise; two public sales are advertised (or to. usurrisw, The pretest stock of Rom is 80,792 puncheons, and pine of proofs 2s. N. prr Stork last year same dal', 18,180 puncheons, awl price of proofs 34 per gall. PINTNTO is to demand, at advanreJ pikes. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. The demand fur COTTON still CoNsinue. rxtrrmtly pH, and the salts are c.mined to small patrels for Woe consumption, the eapurt infinity berme the prese..t a.stsahtrd. The sales of the seek are, duty paid, 9.75 Mina Gerats, Cott 13.1.; 83 Demerara and It"thire, z u .„l 150 ; 1110 Bengal (in buud) minor! to ishistline 6! I. I. 6sld.: total 458 bees sold. The 'miming air, 609 f bisect', 287 Babia, S West I sidia,4,39 I Surat, and 405 Bessysl. Tula! import, 5 697 b■es The tidal Klock of East India Cotton in lamisi,m i. 1at5,9.14 bales, of which 96,400 bate mist yet pass. d the East 1,0 Company's sale, that is to say 28,700 1.. t.•• Surat, 657 n., bales Rental, 5,600 bales Madras, and 4110 halts Suathan. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Elvcrmant 4. Co2Tou.-There ba. been a moilertie (hobnail for Coll. during the week, and prices generally selll4lllll/10101.11 alhrs. lion ; 1,000 Bengalis of fair to good quality wire ofre e ed Imlay ai auction , and went off steolily, a fe w at 74.1., lOU chiefly al 71d. a 81.1. per lb. 'rhe sale., it...toiling those by auction, are 5700 bags; commit's( of 4) Sea Islands st 2a. sp. to 2s. 8.1., 40 stained 18141. to 21.1 ; 1.60 a ii„„„ : , 121 d. to 14d. ; I 2O Tenuessees I ltd. to 12.1.; son Unrolls 13.1. In 17.1. ; 309 Pernams 171 d to 18.1.; 3:,n Rabin 1.7.1. to 1714 ; 700 Maranhams 151.1. in 111.1. ; fio Minas Nora. Isd. to 151 d. ; 530 Minas Germs 131.1. to ; Vero.. ears. 14.1. to 154.1.; 30 Bn. Mdnr. 13.1.1. ; In Cont. moll West ladies 13d.; 500 Surat. 7141 to lot ; I,t/20 Bengal. 74d. to 13411. per lb. The Imports are, I):111.1111 135 bag., New Orleans 377, Charleston 295, utb,r oats of U. S 443, Brazils 6.997: total 8,247 bap. The public sales of R. P. Sugar have gone tiff rather hea vily this week, though without any twatial Wirral ..... in pried.: the quantity sold is Itno casks, making the Falsest Mock in importers' fiends 7,000 Wok; in Fotr,gn we hare had nothing dour; a n d of 500 bags of good white Bengal offered at auction yesterday, only 100 were taken by th.: grocers at 83s. The Coffee market has eirotinned to tin. . prove, and we raise our quotations of Foreign ss. to 6. ; ...a &merrily last 116 s, and in the east,. part of the we. k 1171. to 120 s. were paid fur gond Domingo, of 111,111 31111.1 t GO tuns bare buer sold, chitty at the latter prier; in Other tort. there has been but little dune. 300 bags good Para Cocoa hare been bought at 575. and we continue to bare a good inquiry fur this article, which is now held at higher prices. Pimento is also wanted, and but little oll'eritig. Rice hat been without inquiry. Good strong Demerara Rum. 251 to 28 0. P. have sold at 3s. 4.1. to 3s. 51., aod a few Jamaica. at 2s. II d. to 3s. Id. per gallon 10 O. P. Dyewowils have hero is good demand, and considerable basin's. his hewn doiae, viz is Ingwond,Janssics 81.5..., Campeachy at 71. 15s. to 8/ ; Cuba Fuslic to arrive at 9/. 10s, ea shore, 10/, Spanish 6/. to 7/.; •nd solid Nicaragua Wood at 21/. to 24/. per ton. Montreal Put A.bes sold early in the week at 345., and have since bronchi 35s Bd. to 38i.; Boston Pots and Pearls hare brought 40., and Montreal Pearl 380. to 30s. The Tobacco market remains in a dull state, and my few sales have heen made during the week ; prices are with out alteration. The prices of most eleacrtirimins of Wheat have given way abOut 3d. re hu,brl since stir iu con. sequence of considerable arrivals from Ireland. New Oats continue in fair demand. American Flour has hers. leas inquired fur than for some time past, but prices 11106S1111 Small parcels of Sicily Shumac continue to eo off at 2:'rs to 236.6 d. per cwt. The truly sales made in Hides hill 6,11 a parcel 4580 Rio, of good quality, at ed. per lb. Yester day • prolific ■ate of 118 serous Braml Tallow was brought forward, the whole of which um sold at 58.. 84, per cat. °wt.—Fish Oils are very dull of sale, hat there is no al teration in the pliers. Licensed Oil is a shade lower. RI/INFO SUGARS remain steady in priers, but the de mand is chiefly confined to orders for the Mediterranean. FRUIT —Tbe demand is nut au lively as 'night be expected at this season, bust sales of new continue to he made al Ike quutstieos. Old Fruit is very of sale. Postscript, Tur..sday, December 7, 1819, Four o'Clork. The SUOMI market was in ths flame •tate to-day so dur ing last week, the fine qualities July having been in demand ; brown has been sold rather lower, say ab o ut 6d. per cwt. Cymru has become dull of demand, and St. Domingo may be obtained ■t a reducliun of 2a. per cwt. (ruin the prices paid on Thursday last. The exportation of Arms and Amninnition (with certain exceptions) has been prohibited by Order in CollllCli, dated November 20, 1819, uulms b) license, fur six isiuntlos. NEWGATF. AND LEADENHALL MAW:LTA. (By the Carea.s.) Beer 31 4.1 to 4s 4.1 I Veal ls 41to Ga 0 1 Mateo.. 0.1 to bs j Pork be 4 1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. I?. JAMltet. Hay 31 los 04 to 5/ tt. 0.1 Hay.. 4110. 04 to .l lA. el.f Straw 01 Ib* 04 10 11 11. atl Nee do-0/ Os nil too/ Us 0.1 Struts * I/ lOs 11.1 to 1114. ild Cloy.. Si OS 0.1 to 0.0.1 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cot. tem n4Ol. NEW root pro. Kent 8. to 4/ 10. Kent 31 R. to 4/ IU• ..31 O. 10 31 12. Saw:.... 31 3s to 31 lit, Essex....3l Os to 41 Os Essex .... 3/ 3• to 41 4• Farnham, wood, 4/ lOs to 31 11.14 to 01 6. Foreign Pockets I/ Os to 21 164. SHEEP SKINS. Shearliogs, pulled 43 6d to fas 4.1 Ditto, dowa COAL MARKET, DECEMBER S. Skips al Market. Ship* Sold. Pr i.4*. - . 67t Newcastle VI; .... 37.. C.j I. 44.. 94 14 Suuderland 1 Ciudess . 0 .... —s. Ud. to —w. 04 DEATHS. On Thursday last, at hishouse io Portland-place, tine Cunt/Ily, Sauday snorainr, after a few Jays ilkooe, aced 79, Without Dolby, F.. 9 of Braes ' iu tkernassary sof 1 , ...ee5. Oa 'Monday loot. at Hunt l.Acey, mar Hartford, after for flays threes, lir. Thomas araibirsite, Agtnt fur thr &tales of her Orate the Duchess of Norfolk. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDOR MUDGE AlaraiNg 16 after 6. 1 Evraing n after 6. LON DON : Priwwd aad Published at. the Once, 1 , 41, Slbsusd ; where Ailweistisemenis are vstwed, wit pilfer Omni P l 4) •a+ l be addressweis.o Ne. I, ciemeeee NI; hinter—J. %VI'S, No. Maphowl/4 rebbrbet I ~I k 'I