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y / . . • • • r ,Vr 4 : ij i I 1 1111 •tt I I \tP I 1 l il 1 ( ' 4 " •• i .."*. irtv ,*. ..... 3 • ' LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, . 1811/:- ' ' "` r ..-, :. ". '• I•• • .:- . • •r* ‘* , ‘•;i l• 1: if "! +1 ",,e , i,, 'S -~ N„. 1 % UME E R 5315. sty iron-founder, to aarrender, December 24 at two, 28, at eleven, and January pt twelve, al Guildhall, London. Attorney, lie. Rob:uvn, Half-astouit•strott, eadally. DIVIDEN LS. Deeemki Bentley and 5. livck, of Condi:di, Loadmi, jeutWit, at ten, at Guildhall. January!, J. klieg and C. Bigg, bulb of Hatfield, Hert ford, b r ewers, at tea, al Gnildhall, lAndon. January el. J. Wainwright, of jorrls, York, manufacturer, at eleven, at the Seationam.X4, Leeds. January 14. E. Lush, of Sheile•ror, linen.draper, at three, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil, Sumetattshlre.. January 8. F. flaution, of Berwick:4et/0, Soho, Middlei sex, jeweller, at 11'11, at Guildhall,' London. • January 8. E. l'entiman and N. J. Reynolds, of Peterho rou.lll, Northampton, and of Stamford, Littera'', Saber dev.hera„ at arrive, al.tiuildMrll, London. JaooarY 8. J. Hofforao, of Thle.end road, Si adUksex, brewer, •I twelve, al Guildhaly Loudon. • January 8. IL collinson, of Crookrd•lane, Lido merchant. at one, at Guildhall. January 8. E. kisag,of Batrognatia-rew, Shoreditch, s. a, peviettr, at eleven, at Guildhall, lAttotou. January 21/. W. Metes etlvere urf i i.hrti;el4, Berta, timber merchant, at tee, at the PCIIC3J. 11W, Speenlimallaud, 111E.4 ROY L, DICURY-LAN R. /Tr IN EVENING, MON DAY. Dec. co, bi, Majesty's Servants will pleural the Tr-Aptly of MR. WEST'S EXWBITION . This day is publisheal, price Is. Bd. .. T HE GREAT InCTUR E. DP. /VIII ON A N A N ATT EAIPT to Aver tivit tlie:ED THE PALE Home, CHRIST REJECTED , ST. CATION of this JEWS wilLprovebenellrialiWAlse - PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAULA Mid RA RNABAS paga‘tion of the Gaited, and he the India, Means of it receiving the GENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT, the Rentoretinu ;in a Sermon pet-se/eclat the Visitation of the CRUCIFIXION n# 0118 SAVIOUR., with oilier PIC. Arctiric.rcuit of Huntinailmt, May 14, ISID. TURES and SKETCHES, err now Exhibiting nod. r tle --4, By I. NICHOLSON, A.M. immediate Patrutage of his Royal flightier' the PRINCE 1.0011011 : Printed for J. -Manama, Ludgate-street. REGENT, at Nu. 125. Pap-Mall, noir .Carittm-Hotisr, Of whom may be had, by thereon. Aulhur, A SERMON every uay from Teo till Four. AGAINST WITCHCRAFT. Oro. Is. ed. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. BERTRAM; Or. TIM CAS ill: ST. A I.DOBRAND. it.. f urtm, Sly , I:. no • .0. .C•tulunoil, Mr. Haraard; Prior of NI. An.. I l'3thrr Hilary, Mr. Powell. I m o fin., Mrs. (her 2.1 •ppearatirs on Ma stare, w ho will I,•erfurin only three nighty thin season); Clatilas, Th..Rohnoion. Mier which, the Magical , Enterlstinmhat called TIIE DEVIL TO PAY. _ _ lisigiotratts iw 1.011.1. iii fttr th!, years, stair., the ',NA, I) of pro.wevhsra Iv Pult. - r the of Komi+ ; 1111(1 his sers..l moth% ra.ro I.oirery, a:!‘r the dear, ta evidence before the Mairistinte, the Gr.:mi./Ls y lots throw,' oat tic bill for Pm), reason hr otht r, whet'. the lll•zistrlte 'had no doubt. The same solicitude to rt i.elll . tie thine of articles privately stolen in &Imps and 41w4 I:i m e ho w t es , h l y bees retaarked by Mr Payne, clerk in 11:4• Sit tin% Mlisirsta at Guildhall; by Mr: Yardley, clerk at she office in 1%a:■I:•1•. This day are published. in See. price 10e. BJ. boards. CI lARG ES delirered_to Grand Juries u, she Isle a Ely, open LiIPVIN Tarragon, Criminal Lao, Rdirrow, Rebell, rarniblies, Ste. Ste. fur the Use of rit, al aa hates of the law. VRy CHRISTIAN, F.4(1. Barr or, Prorrolleft iff Ihe .1,30 aof England, at Candwidge, mod Chief Justice lit . eke Isle of ell. Wert. who hee'oh d P ilasineliiiitien to proecciite sa a:I capital relief. exc., pi murder ; and who says, that in Surer nice he has often heard prosecitiorA. ripertellr female., " bop► it i 3 not a looseinK mats,, ;" and t. Mr 7ln,,n.vt•. clerk et She ufliee iu 11'hitechapei, wloi trpnautts It /oz emb. soon for propeciesore in Safttoles 10 a.L, " eaisout lbw be put under forty ehillturs Mr. Manna!' WOOll, a Member of the ftonee, si arroe Maestro., and two euecespier era Laid Mayo r et C u ., dole, has wrinkly slated the nowilhoewevi of Owei-ttrepr i rA evil whets to pecoierute she numb. r ut •,Ileoders who, log hls Mayoralty, moved their rtespr to sl.t. 4,4“frir • soil hie Impeded rourrtetiuts, that if the ciirt3l ponodowent was taken- away, the rtittelance to prioccitte would be grenCy abated. • - - - - - Sir Joins I.OI , PCHIr I blr. Ciwike ; Jobion, Mr. Dorton. Liocrule, Mrs. lisrlowe; Nell, Miss Kelly. the Doors will be opened at hlalf-pst Six O'Clock; the p c ,tiiensasee will euininvore precisely at Seven. 13.e.es 7a.; Second Price 3s. (i4.—Pit 3s. Od. ; Second Pr'et ts..—Lower Gallery IS.; Second l'rice Is.—Upper Gfllery Is.; Second l'rire 6d. Tn! T o ix.itnice will Le open from Eleven till Five o'Cloek —Place, to be token of Nlr. Rudwell. BOX Elook•ker i o .r. l'eivate Poxes to he bad (Nightly) .if Mr. Spring. who is sp ry Oita Enniptrulier of erliawx-IMfies,Krewipts, this Privetc Ilexes and Ticket Departisent, as wcil as the general arrange ment of the Doors. OPERA. ii.J..IAM M?'; bogs leave moat t oappot. folly to in form Ow Nobility, Grotty. and Proprie tors of Oprra PIONIV, that he EC lICIIIASES and DIS POSES of BOXES on Commissioo, by the Night, alternate Week, or Seasons. Single Tickets may he had, &i. e.!. each, at Lis Library, No. I, St. Jamea's-atreet. ti.cond Ldition,triih lone Additions. London: Po inte.l fnr W. Clarke and Son•, Portnad street. lun ; and Deletion", Nit bo's'ns, and Bar. AcinutATED EssENcc OF ANCHOVIES. Milli: derided Preference this ttew Sauce ha. AperienexA •luriteg trio short period *it has been bane the Public, bavin: oecasionesl some spurious Imitations, E. LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the Nobility atm Gentry the Orieitinl Article is prepared only at their Warehouse, No. A, Edward-street, Loudon, and 23, Par. liatisrnt-street. Dublin; the label of each bottle signed h Elizabeth Lazenby." N B.—From its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy Sauce will be funnel very delicious with steaks. bashes, &c. as well 34 all kinds of fish. and claims a decided preference for exportation ; is warranted to keep in any and does not turn rancid when opened. To-morrow, the Comedy of The School for Scandal, with The Mayor of Garratt. ' Berko, . rkerrirber 21. .1. Russell, of Palace-obuf..l..antlketie, Surrey, .....—__. __ . limtwv•nowliant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. .. January O. Nl. Ross and G.. 1. Rosa, of Dowgate-bill, Lou don, merchanls, at ten, at Guildhall. January 8. M. Rawl t, now or late of Choreli.sireet, Green a lett, Kent, hunt-maker, at 0n e, at Gulldhall, London. January 8. H. The:sites, of Roia.court, Walhrook, and of Red Lien-wharf, Upper 'Thanks aired, London, paper- Mr. Wainsen, a nrrrrbant in London, slated n el%r of property, to the value of nor 11141tW111.11.111/111i• r 1 I rut him, where he seas deterred from proseenti'm by the capitil punishment; tgtd expressed his belie( that a sinstlat lion prevailed a 00000 ng versus's of she like rondo' and 711 EA TRE-R0 YA L, COVENT-GARDEN. • Tills EVENING. MONDAY, Dec. CO,' will he *ma Pialtrpesres COMEDY OF ERRORS. cupation with himself'. Mr. Josiah Cumler, brictsrllrr. Mr. JesPph enrii., eterikr, Mr. IN endurer Fry, I)mr-fuautter, and 3lr Joint Gaa.s, a merchaut and 'hoc manufacturer, stated it:stances wtor It In Fire Ads—;ith.Songs, aorta, Glees, and Choruses, se. leeted entirely from his Play., Poems, and Sonnets. Salinas, Duke of Ephesus, 'Mr. Egerton ; /Ecrosr. Mr. Overarm; Antipholis of Ephesus, Mr. Dirruset ; Antinholis of Sy wave, Mr. Jones; Druinin of Ephesus, Mr. VC Forret' ; lhoutits of Syracuse, Mr. Liston; Angelo, Mr. Claremont ; Vietor Pinch, Mr. Risiichard. Abbess, Mrs. Fancit ; Ad rian*, Ali,. Stephens; Luciana, Miss M. Tree; I.tsbis, Mrs. Coin. After which, the Melodramatic Romance of BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Ahoneentre, Mr. Egerton; Ihriliim, Mr. J. Russell; Se. ling, Mr. DWI-Dart; Shricabse, Mr. El7nchard. Frtima, Miss Matthews; Irene, Mrs. C. lIE noble; 13eita, Mrs. Liston. Buses 75.; Second Price 3s. 13t1.—Pit 3s. 1.I.; Scrim.] Price 2s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price le —Upper GA. lrry &WWI Price Q. ToAstorrow, the Tragedy of Ring Richard the Third. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. riIMS FIN'ENING, MONDAY, December IL en, To.morrew, Tuesday, 21, lAednesday, 22, and Thursday, 23, being the last nights of pc,forining till the Chs Muses Holidays will be prermted, a Barbila, entitled, FAINCY'S SKETCH ; OR, LOOK BEFORE YOU LE.%P. Sir Nimrod Hasty, Mr. V. S. Chatterky; Oil Alford, Mr. Daly; Colonel Alford, Mr. .1. J 013 4 .111; Stunt, Mr. Cowell ; Anthony, Mr. Campbell. Julia Hasty, Mrs. W. S. Chapelle) , ; Jrnuy, Mrs. Alsup. After shieh, the New Ballet, entitled, EDGAR AND EFFIE. ........ _ _ _ In ul•i , :h will be introduced a Scotch Dance by the 'Miura _ Dennclt. A new Imitative Bulimia. in one Art, entilltd, APOLLO pAGGERWOOD Atiollo Mr. John Reeve; Old Fickle, Mr. P %Iv John, Mr. Smith. Leura Fickle, Mivs Scutt ; Mrs. (":it.r, Min. Daly. Tu conclude with the. Bilden. of FUN AND FRIGHT. tin Monday, thc . l7;h, 4 3lllbe produced, for the first time, an entire new grand Christmas Pantomime riiteriaiisment, entitled. The Fairy of the North Star, in which Signor Paulo, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will make his first ap;tearanco at this Theatre, as ('town. Columbine, Miss E. pelmet!, her first appearance in that character. Hoses, 45.; Second Price, 211.—Pit,45.; Second Price, ls. Is.; *mild Price, 6,1. ROYAL COUTO THEATRE, Under the Patronage of his Ro)al Highness Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE COCERG. The Public are rearectfully informed, that this Theatre will CLOSE TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, the 21st instant, to enable the Proprietors to prepare a Grand Melo-D,ama, *hick will be produced on Monday the 27th, founded on a moat interestinc Part of the Roman History, in which Mr. Booth. late of the Theatre-Royal, Covent garden, will make his first appearance at this Theatre. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. HUNTLEY. Mill is EVENING. MON DAY, 1). ceniber 20, will be presented, fifth time at Ibis Theatre, a new Melo-Drama, written by M. G. Lewis, Esq. called THE NOVICE OF Fr. MARCO! To conclude with THE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, Or, the Magic Rose. Sennilerben. Mr. Huntley; the Beauty. Miss Colwdsnil. Aud TO-MORROW, for the Benefit of Miss COPELAND, will be presented, the firouritc Berletta of SIX TO ONE. After which, a new Meli,Drnms, called THE NOVICE OF ST. NIARCO. The whole to rondo& with THE LAWYER IN THE SACK. f • , lIONIAS end RICHARD A Bitorrs bee 11• the attention of the Pidiiic to their unprecedented LOW PRICES of WINES and si'iiurs, of the lar‘t Quality— P. Dar.. P. Pict. Port Wines I • l 32s. ti:.l ditto 4ls. (7•11 e Madeira II.. Sherries. Fine Old ditto 4lls. M. Teneriffe and Vittoria ..... Medias from t►e Huek Grape 46e. Brunti Madeira West India dills Eat India ditto B4l 1401. English G Old Rum .. 14s. 6rl. and 1 (ii. Ditto Hi •nrly (real Cognise.) Alinr Pipe Apple Spirits ■nd Liqueurs, which, with a full Liat of every Deurription of the fiuest Portugal, Spanash, and French Wines, by Pipe anal Mae's, may be had, and Samples tasted, at No. 10, Skinuer-street, and 340, Oxfurd•street. ... 100 t. 441. CORDIAL 8.4111 OF GILEAD. rilH IS Medicine limb !ken %Hie ~,,, mostly sneces‘ful R. with yostrog people, who hare the appearance and sir of old age ; oho are pale, effeminate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile ; who have as niter distaste for every Mon, or are totally incapacitated. The virtues of the Cordial Balm of Gilead are daily demonstrated in eradi cation the worst and most ilannersitis spoof of nervous dr:01111y ; and 'oohing bas tended su Moth to establish the fame of this medicine as its trefoil' success its those cont. plaiuts which strike their routs so sleep in the constitsitiou, and are se fatal to she happiness of ossukool Sold by Leit,rh, IS, Strand; Dacon, MO, Oliforelstreet Sailer. Cbeapside; Tor, Eschanne ; and Worst, Dollown. Price 114. each, or four's ime Fatally Bottle, fur 395. by which one Its. bottle is saved, with the words " Saml. Solasmoo, Liverpool." ennravesl on the Stamp.—Kuund each bottle is wrapped • copious bill of directioos, runtaioing Detect illustrations of Its tflhary. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE. REGENT-STREET. PS EMDEN?, The Must Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM. rum-rarstorrna, Marquis of Salisbury;klG. Viscount Chetwynd, Earl of Ilardwicke Viscount Dune. iiiii ou, Viscount Butkcicy, Lord BraybrooLc. TRUF•TECII, The Marquis of Buckingham, %Villium Petted. E.g. Lord Brabrooke, I George Duckett, LI. Fit S. Sir S. B. Morland, Bart. M.P. Sietrrn birtelOrs. !417.4AG1NG DIRECTOR, J. T. BARillit nEAUMONT, 'Esq. P.l s. PERSONS losureil for Lifein this Office share the Profits SEPTENNIALLY with the original Members, according In their respective Coutrilnitions : Thus, by the specific sums insured, and contingent profits, they have the fullest value for their payineuts, in a manner nearly similar to that until lately adopted in the Equibikle (tlfice, bat with this presumed improvement, viz. that as the original Members have raised a permanent. Fund, deem ed amply sufficient for the purpose of indemnity, it is pro vided, that no personal responsibility shall attach to the Policy holders. Hence those who seek protection are seenred from uncertainty and risk of loss as its a Proprietary Oilier, having a large inheritable Capital, end are entitled to a par ticipation in the Profits, as io a Union Society. The first Septennial Investigation was in 1813,selien IN .3s. per cent. was divided. The second Septennial Division will take place neat year, in which Persons opening Policies at this time will participate. Military :Wen insured at this Office are not cll.:mei' wills any additional premium unless called into actual service. Nu admission fees are erquired, nor is any charge undo for policies, except the stamp duty. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. NUT ICI, hereby given to all l'er.ous who have been Insured in this Office Seven Years, and whine terms expired ill 1814, 1815, 1816, 1817, and 1818, that T)IVIDENDS of 25 and 20 tor Cent. on the wink of their, Premiums are receivable here, and of the Agents tu all the principal Towns in Great Britain. J. T. BARBER BEAU3IONT, Managing. Dreetarr. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING. TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE EAGLE INSURANCE CO3IVANY. GENTLE,' FN, I'E, the undersigned PROPRIETORS, whose Names are hereunto subscribed, have to re. quest of you to CALL a MEETING, fur the purpose of taking tub consideration the inexpediency I,l' a uew Director in the Place of John Ord, Esq. deceased. John flows, J. Nevrion, John George, George Fox, J. Big!, I.y On Cohen, James Massingham, John Ilinimack, John Fraser, David Gil), Arthur O'Leary, Thomas Darman Leon, Cur. Scales, Thomas Si Ist pqrti, Thomas Bore, 'lbrahim Gule, Joseph Scales, December. 11, 1519. In compliance with the above Requisition this flay re ceived, the Mies-tors do hereby appoint a SPECIAL GEN ENAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS hohlisig Ten ur inure Shares each, to be held et :he London Tavern, Bishopagate-streei, Tu EiDAV the '2Bth day of I>,eem• her iiistaut, at Twelve u'Cluck at Noon, for the above purpose. WM. ItEETII.IM, Secretary. Cornhilt, December 15; 1819. lmus ECONOMIC STOVES, or an int proved Constructiou and ma a cheaper Plan, are re moved from Wardnur-street and Pantou-street, to AN- THDNY RAM EI.LY anal FREDERICK SF:LA NE'S, Stove Makers to his Imperial Majesty and the Royal Fa mily, No I, Sloane-69,13re, King's.roaal, Chelsea. 'llse above Stoves give a constant temperate heat for '24 hours, without renewing the furl. Churches, Mansions, Aaaembly Rooms, Galleries, Staircases, and Warehouses, may be heated with dim Stoves; and in general any large place, where the lire of the chimney could not produce the desired warmth and prevent dampness, shirt. is an injurious to buildings and furniture, with the advantage of being entirely free fruin tunic smell* which She other Stoves are liable to. _ Fur the truth of the shove assertions, Anthony Ninelly and Cu. will give reference■ where the Stoves are uuw iu use silica FM. N.B.—They have a peculiar method to construct Hot houses and Green-hotnies, by which they increase or dimi nish the heat according t• the weather.glass, by opening or 'dueling the ventilator, and have likewise a cure for stook., Chimneys. - 1 +awl J. SIVEWRiGIFIT • nounee that tlwy have cirntraeted with enlivenment for the New Year'a Lottery, to be drawn in Two Dayv, Nth of JANUARY, aud . :29th of JANUARY, 1820. HOUR of 1' 20,000 ! And nu Prize leas than r 16. TWO. Firsi•drawn Prizes 20.0119 TENTII-Drnwn Prize above 10 Os. 6.1 X 'AIMS) In EACH CLASS. Tickets and Shares are Selling at J. and J. sivEwitiGitrs 011ie's, 37, CORNHII.T.; I 11, HOLBORN; 38, ItivliAnicti.T; 141, Oitionu STRTIFT ; IVIK) ntatl 80141 in the Lottery just ended, No. 1,656, a Prize of 111,0001, also SIX oilier CA PITAI.S, and No. 3,710, a PI ize of 36,01511. in 11w preceding Lottery. Just publiMed, price fie. in hoards (le au (Willi/II Vl'll,llll l l . of 1.010 psges, comprising 33,600 Articles, twist the large.' Cairdogue ever printed!, ACENEILAL CATALOGUE of HOOKS, in the Ancient and Modern Imaguagys„ and vsri .... Classes of Literature, for the Year 1819, •hich arr now selling, at very low Pikes, for Ready Money, by Lacking ton, Hughes. Harding, Mayor,llllllJones, Finsbury-square. The various Classes map be had in Parts separately, price le. Bd. ear+. •.* Libraries and small Collections of Books Purchased or exchanged uu liberal Tem.. tlt Foreign and Country Orders expeditionsly and rl yaotagrously executed, and it is particularly rsynested that vuels orders be transmitted 67irect to Nlrs.es. I. H. and Co. who cannot otherwise be rtypunsible 1411* the fidelity of their execution. TO-MORROW will be publish, very handsomely and closely printed in columns, in 4 vols. royal Cu. with complete Wilms, price 151 15s. THENIE OXONIENSES ; the History of Ilk. all the Writers and Bishops who have had their Edit. cation in the University of Oxford, fr the Year MOO. Tu which is added, FAST! oxoN lENs Es ; or, the A 1111316 of the snid University. First Written by ANTHONY A. IVOCID, M A. of Merton College; And now very considerably augmented, in Text and Notes, By PHILIP BLISS, Fellow of St. College, Oxford. Submcribcts not yet having receivtd all their voln mes of this valuable boil of English Biography (containing upwards of Two Thousand Two Hundred Lives), are re commended to complete their arts w.thout delay, as the pub. limbers cannot undertake to supply any separate volume utter six months has elapsed. Londou Printed for Lsckington, Hughes, Harding, Mayor, and Jones ; F. C. and J. Rivingtint ; Payne and Foss; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ormr, and Brown; Outfit and Davies; J. and A. Arch; J. Mawman ; Black, Kings. bury, Parbury, and Allen; R. H. Evans; J. Booth; Bald wiu, Craduck, and Joy, Loudon; wad J. Parker, Oxford. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. COMM/S.I;M Ravensaiirth Troop ef Yeomanry Ca. valry, signed by the Lord Lieidexant of the ('aunty of Disrham. Henry Thomas Liddell, Esq. to be Captain—dated Novem ber 20, 1819. George Thomas Leaton, Gent. to be Lirutroant—dated as above. George Hawks, Gent. to he Cornet—dated as Commissions in the North Regiment of Shropshire Yeomanry Caystr), signed by the Lord Li . •ntenant of the County oI sa:og. Lieutenaut Wingfield Harding to he Captain, vice Bradbury, resign. ..I—dated December 7, 1819. Edward l'enryn,Geot. to be Lieuteuant, vice Harding, pro moted—dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. George Francis, late of Albany Ncw-road, Camberwell, but now of Prince's-street, itotherhithe, Surrey, Iri.h provi• sion merchant, from Mccinhic 4 to January 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. lIANKRUPTC! rs SU PERSEDED. William Leach, of Chilwro, Lancaster, cottou•manu facturer. Jobu Birch, of Aqon, Birmingham, maltster. BANKRUPTS. Charles Barnett,of Barlow-ntewq,l3erkeley-square, Middle sex, home-dealer, to sun ender, December 21, January 1, awl 29, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, Wilson-street, Finsbury-square. %% MUM Crew, of Palace-row, Tottenham-court-road, Middlesex, plumber. fn surrender, December 21, January 8, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Old ham, tast.otreet, Blackfi tars. \t'illiatn Wuutton,of Tyer's- gateway, Bermondsey, Surrey, tanner, to sarreader, December 21, 28, and January 29, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord Max.or's Court Office. Edward Cane, of Battle, Sussex, saddler. to surrender, December 21, January 8. and 29, at ten, at Guildhall, Lavin don. Attorneys, Mr. Willard, Battle; and Mr. Ellis, Clois ters, Temple London. Thomas [Slugs., of Frame Selvrond, Somerset, carrier, to surrender, December 30, 31, and January 29, at eleven, at the George Inn, Frome S-Iwourl. Attorneys. Mr. Ellis, Temple, London; and M r.Tiley, Frome Selwood. W. Ttneman, of Maccleslielii, silk-manufacturer, to slur render, January 12, at three, 13, and '29, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Macclesfield. Attorneys, Messrs. Grimsditell and Broilrick, Macclesfield ; and Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, London. . . Josiah Fitton, of Preston, Lancaster, coach-maker, to surrender, January 10, at five, 11, and 29, at twelve, at the office of Messrs. Dixon and Abraham, Ple•lon. Attorney-, Mr Ellis, Cancery-lace, Loudon; and Messrs. Dixon and Abraham, Preston. •ra, Peter Cox, of Fairtiar.L. _ourester, machinemmker, to surrender, December 29, at six, 30, and January 29, at etc_ yen, at the Kiug's Head, ster. 'Attorneys, Messrs. Price, Williams, and While, Exeiequer-office, Inn; and Mr. Whalley, Cirencester. Thomas Bulpous, of Bridgewater, Sninerart, hop-mer chant, In surrender, December 24, January 3, and 29, at the Crown loin, Bridgewater. Attorneys, Mr. Pain, NI. Inn, London; and Mr.Symes, Bridgewater. Joseph Windle and Charles Nortliciite, of George-street, Trinity...male, Tower-hill, Loudon, ship-agents, to surren der, Dec-timber 28, January 4, alai 29, at ten , at Guildhall. Attursey, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street, Blarktriars. John Edward Etworthy, of Plymouth-duck, Devon, bey-scrivener, to suirimiler, Derember 21, January I, and ' 29, at deems, at Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Raw. North, and &mint, King's Bruch.walk, Temple. John Stycb, late of Bpiuol, since of Westbury-upon- Tryin, but now of Si. George, Gloucester, shopkeeper, surrender, December 29, 30, and January 29, at twelve, ut the Commercial Rooms, Coin ore. t, Bristol, Attorneys, Messrs. Dax, Sau , and Meredith, Guildford-alreet, Lou t dun ; and Messrs. Ilayutou, Bristol. Jawo kuighl, of Coppice-row, Clerkeowell, ..- . . .. merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Liindoit. . - January $. J. Green, of Maddox-street, Hanovcr-rquare, coach maker, at um., at Guildhall, Loudon. December 21. W. Sherwood. late of Liverpool, soap-Manzi . (achieve, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jauuary 18. C. A. Ancell, of Caralialtun, Surrey, paper. miaktr, at t wrier, at Guildhall, lAuulnu. January 12. J. Beardaworth and J. Braley, now or late of Blackburn, Lancaster, cotton- Mann &tourers, at twelve, at the Ohl 801 l 1 no, Blackburn . January 1..1. Bray, of Nlark-lane, Loudon, wine -merchant, at twch'c, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—JaB mum 8. • - —.....- J. IFBrieu, of Broad-rtreet. bni lamp, London, merchant. —S. C. Geralilea, lace of Broad•ctrrel Loudon, myrrh:tot Barnes, of Farnham, Surrey, vomit-maker.— J. of Neneastle-upon-Tyue, joiner.—G. Bolt, of Bit miiicha ttt t S. Haver, of Wcatbury, Wins, iiyer.—R. Kih•ert, of Bath, linen-chain-I% PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 11. J. Garratt and V. Kingston, of Ablermanhury, Lon don, December 3. 1819.—M. Brown and E. Starkey, of St. Joliu-square, Middlesex, milliner., October I, 1819. T. W. Alien and 3. Page, of Clare.street. Clare-ma' ket, Middles' x, pawnbrokers, December 15, 1819.--.1. Lem, S. Wilson, C. P. Buusfirld% and S. Wilgus', of the Old Jewry, London, silk.trianufactorers, so far as relates to the said IL Lea, December 7, 1819.—T. Slinks and J Heil2e4, of W.rdrolle.terrace, London, Leghorn-pressers, November 25, 1819,--.1. Deakin, of Bir sss i s igliam, and J. York, of , Lick. field, iru 1111 l ungtio, D e cember 13, 1819. FMCS OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from tile iseturits made iu list week eildisig the 1511. day of December, Isl 9, is 30.. 41.1. per I !red weight, I.N, elusive wt . the Duties of CW4IOIIIII paid or payable itureou es tin importatilm thereof Oslo Great Britititt. r~l ors OF CORN. Average Prices of Cunt of England anil Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester !Instals, and of Oatmeal per bull of 14011ni. aroiritu poise, front the returns received in the week ended the 11th of December. 11119. - - ..: a b. sa a ' c., L ; 4 = 5 u •i° ;•1 11 1 ;, Z vt• I " 4 z. cz 4 S . d S. d s. 11 r. d a. d a. d a. d a. d. 68 6 41 3 37 11 25 7 48 14! 31 4i 27 2 - CRIVINAL (Continued Pus our Paper of Saturday last.) R r•.PORT. The &duet Committee of the of Commons appointed to cousider of lunch of the Criminal Laws as relates to CROW Ihmi,hment in felonies, have signed upon the foil owing Rc;:ort : T. W. Carr, F.l. Solicitor of Excise, a very intelligent public tillici r, gave au important testimony, directly appli cable indeed only to offences against the Revenue, but throwing great light urns Ills general tendency of severity in penal tans to defeat its own purpose. From his extensive experience it appears that .welt punishment hat rendered the law on that subject iuefficacions. Prosecutions and con victions were easy when breaches of the law were subject to moderate pecuniary penalties; even a great pecuniary pe nally liar been faun.' so favourable to impunity, that fraudu lent trailers prefer it to a moderate penalty. The act of coissiterfeiting a stamp in certain cases, *Rhin the Laws of Excise, was before the year 18116, subject only to a penalty of 50ti1.• but in that year it was made a transportable of fence, of which the consequence was, that the convictions, which from one thousand seven hundred and ninety-four, to one thonamid eight hundred and six, had been nineteen out of twenty-one prosecutions, were reduced in the succeeding years, from one II sand eight hundred and six, to one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, to three out of nine prosecti I tuna. Mr. Newinan, Solicitor for the City of London, speaking from thirty years capes lessee, id the rouser ofCrimtunl Pio secutions in that city, info' med time Committer, that he had frequently übseived a reluctance to prosecute and convict, in tapital of not directed agaiast the lives, persons, ur dwellings of men. The Reverend Mr. Cotton, Ordinary of Newgale,bas de scribed in strong terms, the repugnance of the public to capi tal execution in offeiters unattended with violence, and the acquiescence reel, of the most depraved classics iu their in flirt 1011 is, ulruCtosis crimes. Mr. Colgithoun, fur I weuty year a police magistrate in this capit.il, soil well known by his publications on these subjects, leclares his firm conviction that capital punish ment in lice minor offinert , operate powerfully in preventing cosivietioi.s ; and that there is a real relitetance to prose cute in forgery, shoplifting, larceny in the dwelling-bumf, but glary without actual entry, horse stealing, sheep steal ing, cut le waling, Game break ing, Imusehreak lug in the day thine, rub b ery without acts of violence, and other minor of fences, 110 M I.llllirei to he minishmeist of According to the testimony of ibis intelligent observer, the public mind revoits at capital punishment in cases not atrociouf. Mr. Newman, late keeper of Newsate, and connected with the administration of justice in London for forty years, gars testimony to the same effete. Mr. Basil Miuslague stated a fact of a mod striking na ture, inimeiliAdly applicable only to one offence, brit sbew- Mg those 'lmposts' 111 l s to the minds of the public which mud produce kir effects wherever the general feeling is at va riame with the piiivisions of criminal law. From the year one thousand reveal hundred and thirty-two, okra eves rile menu of prop. rt y by • liatikru pt was made a capital offence, there have been probably foot) , I Imiloasid bankruptcies; in that ;reglad thine have nut been snore limn ten Mem , - timer, 3 " L t uce itittutions for the capital offence, aott yel they Wtle prevented by the capital inthishoorett from prone.l collo; offenders, vision they would bore hron•fht to jests+ e• if 11w p•tnishment had in their opioton lo en MOM loopor.. Clotted to flie crime. They also drelawil, that twit , is 4 . Icm - rat diniudiatattoti to prosecute among t h e trade's + • tl•e city of London, or to tumid in thefts *milord %wham, , ■nd in iortterirs. Sir Hit bard Phillips, a bookseller io Lnr.di.n and lam e Sheriff, as well as alive. a Joror, has '.us Ik,, a set I'4 Cap- cilia observed Ilse same farts. Mr. Richard Ti”lor, a Common C o lin, jiman, oriisecure,t . some men fur breaking into his priming i.thee and steatitic route n,,pert y out or it, for which they were ti but whom bc wiitilil not I. prosecuted if ha huh not pie- • viously ascertained that the connection of the printo office with the dwelling-house has nut such as to make the art a capita, offence. Mr. Richard Martin, it Member of the Mum; informed the Committer, that the punishment of death prevented pre si cuticula in Ira Isild toe Mnsr, cattle, and shei p sleahng, for privately stealing in threlling•liouw* autl slo‘ps, tm.l in general fur all larcenies Without ithilet:ce. the rya.. teusive estate t.f whirl, he is proprh fur, waste by sheep stealing, be has been prevented f.ons filling by the punishment of death. If tie pittosl.m•mit *tete reduced to transportation, lie would r. mainly piuscrute the offenders to conviction. He hall to J. , s 1 that his estate would be better protected if the law were snore her+ at : and that the reditetiosi of the twualiirs of the law would promote the security of property throughout the province of Cm:- naught. Mr. James Sonnet., of Saint Helen's-plare, Mr. Ebenezer Johnihn, of Tholiopsgase.street, ironmonger, Mr. Raker,•of die Tower, Mr. Lewis, a retired llWlThaut, end Mr. Cm:ale( an insurance.hroker, bore tetstinsisey to the cents:el es pus . ounce to prosecution which arose num capital stuki-lintelit ; 'some of them mentioned instances in whirl Oweg had beset deferred by that comodeemino from is teigiug off. toti ese.s. lc justice. Mr. Garrett said, that as far as In. oftset statism, there was not one in tweuty who did out shudder at the idea of inflicting 1'..! capital punishment its tares to foi gay.— Messrs. Frederic and William Thornhill, h tialwareinem. men tioned 07354 . 1 of theft in which they had forhorne to promenie on account of she punishment of death. The r a m, s d i k a t. that he found it to he an almost snivel sal sentiment among his neighbours and acquaintance, that exceeeive punishment tends very greatly to the prwluction of crime; he a 1151.101014 NI massy persons who have been great sufferers by thefts lia shops and dwelling-lotuses, and who declare that if Ilea punishment of such offences bad 'Well any thing letot'sbau death, they would have regarded it :IS highly crintinel in themselves to have forborne prosecution. which they trot felt themselves compelled to sihstain Irmo in CYPI y ii,L a net lilt account of the poutelenient, and must continue to ail no the same principle of forbearance till these was an anoint ment in the law. Ile also informed the Committee, that from his knowledge of a great variety of eases, be was coo. vineed the snore lenient punisluneut would mum efb ciw.illy prevent forgery. Mr. Collins and Mr. Crowther, considerable and very re. spcctable traders in Westminster, gave evidence *leech the Committee consider as of peculiar value. Mr. Colima has suffered both from larcenies nod forgeries, and was wt.!. Jilt d by the state of the penal law from bringing the offroders to justice, which be would otherwbe have taken the .sestet pains to do. He thinks that the laws of God do Lot to f ruit life to be taken away fur were offences agaiii,t i ro. perry ; and that among his friends, 'natty of wows ate traders in Loudon and Westminster, he dues tic' know a single exception from concurrence in such semi,,,, no.. Mr. Crowther stated, that so porter had left their est.thiolotsiesig for 20 years fur any other cause than theft ; that a prowew• then had taken place in one instance, tool bad terminated su cenviction and condemnation. " The pato and anxiety." he adds, " occasioned by that event, until se olitaiwal for him the Royal merry, I made us resolve water to prosecute amain for a similar offence." The general opinion of the traders in Lond e , an d Westmisister is the same with his own. lie llealllll, I hat if Ihe received a forged batik note he should be peeve:to d from , prosecution by the petnishmeist of death, and I hat t I the po nishment were less than death he should utuloolffely 50,,. Pidrr it as his absolute duty to bring she of to ittst.ce. He believes that nose tradesmen out or ten nice iv, il. loin, Mr. Stephen Curtis, a leather factor is. Lontliiii, at at. it se veral cases of forgery, frauduleat bankruptcy, and lateetiy, where the pelllffill illitllMltdCtilllll.ll to prosecute, fi,ois :Tyre. Manion that the offenders might mirk, delft fn; I:, i is s.e genets! opinion of the traders of laitodou, iltout,:ll # lB list' opinion of this witness, scarcely a shopkeeper from Combed so Charing-truss who does nut suffer from shop-titling. Mr. Jacob, • ho has lately travelled through Cte2latid oil business, wed Mr. Jenesings, fur some time a shopkeeper near Beidgewater,gave some evidence tending to slow that the general toothsome' of trailers iu the country as se, isa capital punts, 'MIS the same which the Controiffic had such ample remote to consider as the prevalent oin .. i,, I. of the same valuable class of persons iu the weetettoods• Mr. Joining. observed, that these opinions prevailed among far mers as well us shopkeepers, and steal the capital 1 le nient prevented piusecutions for horse, rattle, and ..ter;. idealism, as well as from privately stealing its shops and dwelling-houses, and in ronstrocsive burglaries. Mr. Jueeph Harmer, who has practised for twenty years S. Solicitor at the Old Halley, gave a tessonsmy whole die Committee canuot but recommend to the most st netts con sideration of the House. lit the COWS!' of his practice lie lead rwillilential cumnsionieation with at least Iwo thiiii:.and calm. sal cuovscts, and may be presumed to have as good novena of understanding Rime' temptatioua, their fears mot thew hop.:. as any iuelsrolual in the kiugduro. Ile is now much emplo y . est by prosecutors, and from imereourse with skew, as well as by former oleses wail of their mythic., has the amplest means of knowitig the Mfluence which capital poslielmwmt has out their disposition, to mid and euZiace the extent ~,,, of the laws. The Committee must also add, that lot app.ar o . l to them a man of sagacity, as well as of a conscientious and humue character, whose tepiuions OM Thosl,l-', ! i “ I new VIIIII• tied tU much cou•aderatiuu. Lively part of his evedesiee so