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___ _____ _ . - - , . . . -- . i_ - -- _........_ _,_ r -p-- 7 ,-. 7 .---- mr .---- - . - 8., CI _ •-. Vo•,• eg•itt - • O ..... ~• „ . • At Pa 0 W I: > i , C. 9 . . 0 ... .... .., ~ , • . s s, Vbt 11 ''. rtiilb . , LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER R. 1818. NUMBER 5000. PRICE S. VEN-PIN E. 1711:4TRx.norAL, musty-LANE. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZE 1% it • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. /OWN Ft* ENING. MONDAY. Der. 2R, 111 i.i• it. k ; .ty*.%.-evanas will perforni (first time these six r est...) the nf ISA BELLA. Piran, Mr. 11. Kembl...; Villerny, Mr. Thenrotoes; Count Baldwin, Mr. Powell; Carlos, Mr. Hamblin ; Ssmpaors. Mr. Osber , y, , Belford, Mr. It. Phillips. hatsr;ln, Mrs, W. West. In Act 111. an Epitlsalamiiiin. After which will he performed (for 1111. 2 I time), • new Comic Pantomime, gotteu up mkr the immediate direc tion and superintendence of Mr. Bradbury. called HARLEQUIN AND THE DANDY CLUB; OR, 1818. With new Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Emlwllishmests. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. T. Cooke. The Nlachinery and Transformations by Mi. Lethbridge. Gentleman of the Old School (afterward* Kirleggin), Mr. S i mpson; First Dandy (afterwards Lover), Mr. Ebawoeth ; Second Dandy (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Hartland ; rowel (afterwards Dainty Clown), Mr. Bradbury. his second nyringance at this Tirerinse; Shady Merin liaise (with a Swig), Mr. Yarniild ; Rittman, Mr. Nlistinet. Columbine t with a Solo nn the Tlageulet), Miss Tree ; Genius of Pan tomime, Miss Wilford. Hoses and Places to be taken of "Jr Roilire:l, at the Ito tioida of the Theatre, Ginn Teas till Four; where may be had a Private Mix nightly. The new Pantomime of Harlequin and the Dandy Climb, or 1818, will be performed every Evening till farther Entice. To ioorrow, the Tragedy of Domelas Young Norval, Mr 1 1 Kenable; (Hewitson, Sir. H. JohnAtni , Lady Han d.dith tarsi lime), Mrs. Glover. On Wednesday, Harmeride ; or. The Fatal 0111;pring Willi (never acted at this Theatre) The Prisoner at Large : Ohl Dawdle, Mr. Miniden. Ott Thursday will be produced, a New Dramatic Ru mmy, in three nets, interspersed with %Instr. 'f,nodr•l nn Waller Scott, E.sq.'s celebrated Por:n of Mariniou), to be called Florlden Field. Principal Characters by Mr. H. Killable, Mr. Hamblin, 34r, tlidlainl, Mr. Peniey, Mr. Powell, Mr. Bengough, Mr. II .lohustoo, Mrs. IV. Wait, Mrs. Orger, Mrs. Robinson, &c Mr. Rae will shortly make his reappearance at this Theatre. Tiff? ATV E-ROY L, COE R 10: N. TEIIS EVENING. MONDAY, Dec. ea, will be mete: Ibe Tratedy of • JANE SIIORE: Doke off:levier, 74r. Epilog ; Lord Haitinp, Ihooa.mt, Mr !there'd,: Stleinor, Mr. Cloremoot. Ail( WU Somerville; Jane Shore, To winch will be added (for Ilse 2rl time), • New Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN 11UNCHAUSEN ; AR. THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. With entirely new Scenery, !Machinery, Dresses, &c. Th e overture and NI neir composed arid selected by Mr. IVare The whole arraaged Coil produced muter the direction of Mr. Farley. I' Monchairien, Mr. Simmons; Harlcrpoin, 111 r. F.llas ; 8 : • tarn Frosticos (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Norman ; FI • 11.inspy•D Indy (afierwards Clown), Mr.Grionahli ; T • . 11. Coiner. Signora Fragrastia (alterwaids Culuni- L F Densett. fcr Xll Boxes to he taken of Me. Brandon, at the oth Itirt-street, from Ten till Four. A l'r.: Beo ntly be had for the Season, or nightly, of M. • ''nu..* n, at Ire Box office. The io u Gre.o. l'Antosnime will be repeated every Evening. To•inor ou, hoe this moon, the Comedy of She %too v to C ...q...-r : Yuung Marlow, Mr. C. Kembk; Hard -I'4 &c: It; Tony Lempkin, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Mrs. Davenport ; Miss Neville, Miss Foote; Haoleaole, 11 in. Ihnotun :t o ‘l,thiev.luy, The Clmaillestine Marriage: Lord Ogleby, Mr. W Farren. ltn Thum] .y, the Comedy of The School fur Scandal : I r Peter Teaz:e, Mr. W Farren. On Frielly, the Play of The Stranger. On &touchy. the Play of The C vole Spectre. Moo. sum:4:llle will shortly or the first lime, in Ilernitaue, ill ShAkspeare's Play at 'Vile Winter's Tale. FOR THE HoLIOAIS! STRAND THEATRE, THE SAN. PARER, rpHIS pitusENT NION DAY. Dee. Oft. will be presented, • nen and Splendid It.nnintle Melo -1).3111111C Burletta, with bongs, Churnsbes, Incidtuts, &c. calbd, FAIRY LEGENDS! OR. THE MOON•LIGHT NIGHT. tdrie, Mr. Gorsersal ; Floeimond, Mr. l'Ainpbcll. Mabel, :Ilia Garcia ; Eglardiue, Mrs. Betneisrieder. After which, the New &Writs, entitled, THE TWO SPANIsH VALE TS; OR, LIE UPON LIE! The whole to conclude with (second time) an entire New Melo-dramatic Cootie Pantomime, with New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Drew*, Properties, and Decorations, called, THE FIRE GOBLIN, AND THE THREE CHARCOAL BURNERS! Written (rum that distinguished and highly interesting Romance, ' , The Antiquary," by Welter Scott. Maitiunain Waldeck (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Martin Waldeck (afterwards Harleirin), Mr. Kirby; Geurge Waldeck (afterwards Clown), Mr. James Jones. Cultimbine Ilustres•, Mira Walton. 10 &roe the Bth—A Finn' Festival and Rural Fete T 0 conclude with the Triumph of (Acadovr . •. over the Fire Guilin, celebrated in the Staley Palace of the tauten of the Air. ... • noon opas at Half.paat Five, and begin al Italtuast Six. Bolos, 24.—Galkry, lc—Second Price at Halt.. put F.i Ott. Places to he takcu of Mr. Stack, at the Box.Offiee of the Theatre, from Ten till Roar. ROtAL COBURG THEATRE:. Cuter the Patronage .4 his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of SAM Cuburt. PHIS EVENING, MONDAY. Dec. gg, and follastinty Evenings, at Half-past Six o'Clork .1s the over Drawl Mrlo-Dramatic Spectacle, written lir. %V. Bariyium... riddled EL la DER ! THE CHIEF OF THE GAUP MOUNTAINS. With all its splendid Scenery and superb Dresses. •--- - . To conclude with (second time) a splendid Christmas Panto. the opeitiog of which was performed some seven y , ors hack, upwards of SO successive nights, at the Sarrty Theatre, rimier the title of PUNCH'S FEsTIV I.; OR, HARLEQUIN'S CHRISTMAS ROX. The Pantomime arranged by Mr W Rirryneore. .Proo ipal Characters—Winter, Mr. Carilich ; Hail, Mr. Pr:. int ; Frost, Mr Nelson; Rain, Mr. Reeves; Snow, Mr. G‘le. Autumn, Mrs Davidge ; Sylphi:i, Miss Rountree. Psotuniinsical Characters—Sir John Portly (afterwards Pa t•looir), Mr. Hill ; Apollo Portly (Lover), Mr Gay; I ohin (atterwarda Harlequin), Mr. Howell, jun.; Punch 11 " - nrds LlsOpst) , Mr. Soetliby, formerly Clown at Astley's Amphiihe lire, and late front Spain ; Sur Robert Laretizht (nor .if the Dandy tribe), Mr. Staulry. Aimette (afterwards Colourbiart), Mrs W. Barrymore. •• „ Boxes Is •oil 31.—Pii 1. —GAllory Klee, t.. i ekes. of Mr. (:r abb e at the 13w:4:office of the I Are; rival Teo till four. RING'S THEATRE, • Damsons IS, 1816. A LL PERSONS !iving anv DEMANDS on EX the KING'S THEATRE or OPERA HOUSE. ore re spestrd to send in a Statement of the Amount, and Pub-tit-o kra thereof, to EDMUND WATERS, Esq. Prop auto of the said Theatre, io tante: to their Liquolation. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, antisrr REJF.CTF.D. ST. PgTER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL aml BARNAB‘S receiving the GENTILES, thr BRAZEN SEHPEN r, the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with other PIC 'WREN and SKETCHES, me now Exhibiting under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, at No. 115, Pall-Mall, near Carlton-Hoube, every day from Ten till du.k. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. TO MN PitPIPRIPTORS OE EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. IV ED'S ES DAY NEXT. the 30th instant, V being fixed upon for the ELECTION, I beg leave most earnestly to request, that all who have so kindly advo cated my Caste, will favour me with an early atteiliton at the India Howie without delay. A severe iudisposition has frustrated he desire that I en. tei tamed of being able to pay my respects to every Pro prietor resident within the Metrop,lis and its Vicinity; but I am happy to state, that the exertions of my Friends during the interval, have been so inderatncahle, thst I shall proceed 111 the Ballot with the most confident expectations of Suc cess, and with the flattering hope, that a resit:H.l69u of health a I ti :ivy mean early opportunity of personally retnriong my creteful Acknowledgments to those who have on this int porton occasion so zealously interested themselves in sty Brbalf. I have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, WILLIAM TAYLOR MOSEY. City of London Tavern, Bishupsiwie-atreet, Dec.ll6, ISIS. In the course of this month will be published, in 7 vols. crown eve. PEC I NiENC ot . the BRITISH POETS, 117 with Biographical and Critics! Notice.. To which is prefixed, au Introduction to the Study of English Poetry. Be THOMAS CAMPBELL. Esq. Author of " The Pleasures of Hope." Printed fur John Murray, Alhamarte-street, London ••• Persons desirous of receiving this Wort ismedintrly upon its publication. are requested to send their Nantes to their Booker Hers its Town or Cuentry. The price will be ■bout 31.35. NEW SUNDAY PA PER. ORDERS for WOOLER'S BRITISH GA ZETTE are received at the Office, No 4, Catherine street, Strand, and 58, Sun-street, lii.hupagate, and by all the Newsmen. To be published on SUNDAY, Jamul'. y 3, 1819 Printed in large Quarto, price Eightpence-Hull. penny. EAGLE LIFE AND FIFE OFFICE, CORNHILL, AND 7, HAYMARKET. _ . F r HE DIRECTORS respectfully submit to 111. the Public the advantages to persons insuring at thrir Office. The terms sic unusually liberal, with the bench's of every other Claire combined. The payment of rein is allowed to Sufferers by Fire, without ■ny increase of Pre. minim, or subjecting the Insurers to any respousihility. No charge is made for Policies. No claim eau be made as i❑ Partnership Societies, wherein every vne is liable for losses to the extent of his whole properly. Life lusarances effected, the granting or purchase of Annuities offered to the Pliblie on the same equitable terms. Christmas Policies should be renewed within 15 days. Only One Day ;more, ♦ND TWO PRIZES of £30,000 CONSOLS, With Nine other Capitals. YEr IN THE WIIEEL. TBIM), Contractor for the present Lott e r y , • begs to call the attention of the Public to the State of the Wheel at this period of the Drawing ; there Is now but Ow Day more (Itsh January), when the Lottery will finish, un which Day Two Prises of f30,1W10 Consols must conic forth, with Nine other Capital.. That IRISH'S Oilier' will then (a* usual) be Pre-eminently distingui.lird he confident ly expects. Already in this Lottery he has sold more of the capitals d r awn than any other Office-keeper. Ticket. sod Shams, warranted uudrawn, are now on Sale at T. nik:ll's Offices, 4, Gambill, and 9, Charing-Cross, and by Isis vionnie A ge nt, in Enzland, Ireland, sod Scotland. BIStES Offices are remarkable for the sale of rsopno Prises, as he ha..old biued, including Two in his last Contract, BOTH IN SHARES Aud in a formic Lottery which contained Three PI i Zei of £30,000, BISH SOLD THEN ALL!'' rpcounteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose nu the unwary a spurious Calers lion instead of Inc GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a sea [Abel, 11l which their addres., 97, 1116 H H01.609.N, is so ennap:cuottsly placed in the centre, that they trust an attention In this, aid the thiTe , elice of the type, which al un- Igke all letter-press, will eualite purchavers at nate ho detei the impoa;tion. The REAL. JAPAN 111-ACKING, ma,he by DAY and MARTIN, 97, Illuch Hutton, it, is sold is Bottles at 63., Is, amt 1•. 6d each. A CAUTION TO NIOTHEKS. A T a critical Season, like the present. wile') :X. Children are Teething, the utmost attention unlit to be pair, them, particularly as the Measles and Chin Count are so prevalent. If the irritation of the gums comes with ally other disorder, very few Infants recover. Mothers ought ',ever to he without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Norscry, for if a Child wakes ill the night with pains in its gums, this valuable Medicine applied will immediately open the porn, heal the game, amid thereby prevent levers or convulsions, for should it come in com petition with any other disorder, it often destroys the Mo ther's brightest hopes. Partin.. who may be dubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the different cases that have appeared lit the Newspaper, for these last ten yeals. Since Mrs. Johnson his appropriated one hour twice a week, viz from Niue to Ten u'Cluck on Tuesday soil Sa turday Mornings, to the poor, who have Children in emitting their teeth, by briii;:ing • letter from a housc• keeper, that the Mother is a real object of chatty, has made it so universally knots-is in almost every randy ule•ry there are posting Childrest, Mrs. J. hopes so %relit a cbsrity will not be abused, as it is out of her private purse. Ti. be had of the PM WI I . JOI111•011 sod 'llia m.. No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street, Litioluto ; and, by their appoititment, of all the principal Medicine Venders to Town and Country, al 2s. 9d. per bottle. N•ll.—De sure to ask for Johnson and Soothing Syrup Whitehall, December 11, ISM Ins Royal Ilig!mem the Prince Regent has been please., in the Dante nod 011 the behalf of him Majesty, to direct let terS tIRICOI 10 be posed under the Great scat of the United Kingdom of Great Britain anti Ireland, for granting to Field-Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wellington, Knight of the Moat Nishle Order of the Garter, the office of Master- General of his Majesty's Ordnanie of the tuned Kiugdotn. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Irav-olflice, December E, 1818. 2rl Regiment of Life Guard:—Cornet and hitb•Licutenamt Alexander Nl•llines to be Lientenant, by purchase, vice Luod Viscount Barnard, promoted—slated November 24, 1918. Frederick Chatfield, (lent. to be Camel ausli Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, side 91.1imea—dated as above. 2d Regiment Dragoons—Cart•its George James to he Major, by purchase, rice Elphiustmie, promoted in the 4111 West India lirgiineut--dated December 3, 1818. Lieutenant Charle, J31.111e11 to be Gismo of a Troop, by pur chase, vice James—'hated as above. Cornet Thomas Walker to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rice J. —dated as above. George Haywood Lindsey, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Welker—dated as above. 3d ditto—Captain John Goff, from the half pay or the Regi ment. to be Caplan' of • Trlr,ll , vice William Rum, 'she exchanges. receiviug the differenee—dated as sluice. 11th 'Regiment of Light Dr3ololl%—Lieutenant Charles tifOrge .1. Arbuthnot, Cr the Ist or G r e na d ier r oo t . . Guards, to be Lieutenant, without puicham--dAteil in above. The Honourable Henry Thindia Rhine to he Cornet, by pur chase, vice Edgell, who relires—dated I h•erniher 10, 1515, 13th ditto—Brervt Lieutenant Colonel Sliaplarid Buyse to be Lientenant-Colimel, by pnrehave, vice Dulieity, who retires—dated December 8,1818. Captain Joseph Doherty to be Major, by purchase, vice Buyae—dated as above. Lieutenant Charles Robert Boron to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Doherty—dated as above. 'Co he Lientemints, by purchuse--Ci net William Aognatsis Brown, vice Nesbitt, prumotell the 20th Light Ira. goons—dated December P, 1818 ; and Cornet %retinae Thomas Cochburne, vice Bower", promoted—dated De cember 10, 1818. 20th ditto—Lientenant Thomas Irwin to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Arend, alto retires—dated De- ci tnber 3, ISIS . Cornet Robert Dangles to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice I win—dated as above. let or Grenadier Regrtnent of root Guards—George Wil liam Evers, Gent. to he Eii. a and iieutettaiii, by por e base, vice Cratloric, premoted la the 21 West India Regi ment—dated as Abe... 4th Regiment of Foot— Lieutenant William Clarke, from the halt.pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Peter tionlby, nips exchanges—dated December IS, IRIS. Surgeon George NiseDet mutt. (sum the hallpity of the 110th Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Francis Burton, who exchanges —dated as above. foth Ditto. To he Ensigns—Second Lieutenant Armand Jerrie* Pietet, from the Rifle Brigade, vice Cha, Ira Pickering, who (e -lm al h.lf pay of the Rifle Brigade—iivted litrcem tier 2. 18IS; and Eii%ign Frederick Adolplin. Rilliinson, Gum the 4th %Fria Doha Regiment, vice Edward Making, who retina upon lialf.pay of the •Ith !whit Regi ment, rec., ivies:: the difference—dated December 3. ith ditto—Lieutenant John Morton Stuart, from the half. pay of the Becimeut, to be Lieutenant, vice Hulbert Hog• Rap, who exelia:iges, receiving the difference—dated eember 10, DON.' 9th diiiii--Lientenant George Stilling to be Calash, of A Company, by pnrehase, •ice who rctires--datiil December 3, 11418. Ensign Thomas Scull to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stirling—tinted is above. Ensign Charles Demiltuu Mills, from the Rovnl Yo,k Rangers, to II: Ensign, vice Jake Psywe Elwell, who re- tire* swat half pay of the Royal York Raugere—dated December 10, !hilt. 13th ditto--Lieutenaut Ruyle Meredith, from the half-pay of the Regiment, 1111 be lieuboam, rice John Nart Raw- hoe r who exchingcs, ft CIA ring the difference—tinted Ile cembli 3, ISII. 20th ditto—Lieutenant Richard Cat►. Oakley, from half. _ . . pay of 11w Krgino ot, to 1w Lieuteorot, •lee .`.leased 'rows y, who evehno:. 4-4mM as above. 31,1 ditt o —C a pt ain Jolo, William*, hunt the half tiV of the IM Ilt Foot, t o C ap tain of a Company, ce Ili ury lin.ites, who riteltrsig,s, rereir;ug U.e diff.itace— dated as shove. 44th .hito--I.t.aiewtolt Chide* Hammel Short, from the half-pay of the Isth Font, 11l I.r LI•11011A11i, •ice %VIIli:1411 KI w cxchaoges, sceeiriog the difh-renee--dited a• ■huve. sflth lidin Nana, f she 59111 Pout, In he Lieulonsiii, wie- Charles Hest!, v , who retires tsiiii , i half. pay of the 59th Foot, iteeiving the difference—do d 111 AtOOVr. fitith milder John K••rr, from the half-pay of the 3d Cey Iwo fireiment. to be P.iyinastee, vice Lediard, wiw re.icor--41.4t.4 as above. 92%1 ditto—Litotroantloon, from thc sSih Foot, to lie Lieuteumit, *ire Hooml,l M.1)..0r11, wlao retirrs isl kali-pay of the 5816 Fool—dated Decrieslace lit, 18114 osik Re z imarnt or nn,t—Lirilirmint to be Ctibiaisi id' a Company, by purchase, rice Na-h, who re. lis a—dated Deerinher 3, Ibll4. Distp. Amine Simcor Misr! Mouptaiii to be Lieutenant, by purchase—dated as above. Juin, Itudileh Geo. to be Eitaign, by purchase, vice Munn ' ' " taps—dated a. above. . Rifle Brizatle—lieuteisant Archibald Stewart to he Captain of a C piny, by purchase, vice roe, promoted is. the 99th Foot—dated av Above. 2.1 W,.t India Regimeot —Gentleman Cadet William Silence, fr•mi the Royal 31ilitary CoUrge, 1.. lie F.naiKu, W I 'WU t 1111111138 C, rice Robilasou, who IcAigisA—dated December . . _ 10. 'RIR. 3d ddin--IVelli4en nedrrirk, Gent. to be F.nsien, by par. chase, Vice Marshall, who from-a—dated an Ab o ve. SI !MORAN CA. The est hange between Assistant-Surgeon 51 4 11e'sgor, of the '221 Licht Maroons, and Assigns's-Surgeon Flail, of she 1311, Light Des< ~,,,, a, S to hear dare the 24th a crusher, 1818, instead of the sth November, ISIS 'lr Rawlings for stissessoidnet during the time he was vinisloyed in the C nussnriss In Kiesugal, Ixeti dt•mi....l the wavier, as a Iteputsr-Cssulissi -Cell/141. Quarter. Mager I)aui.l flows's, in, of the 6011, Foot, n•I•n was superseded to July last, has heen reinstated in boa rank. PARTNERSHIPS lII.SSO I.V r t). I' Ilidmeml mol 6 Johm.too, of Ibo.osp4leml, Milaleows, prim...lm ',1r.., Derembcr 23, 1818.—(i. tl. Toirn , 7 soil 0. K. To. .oar, of Throe.; Ima.vlrret, mU.r k-b. ...kers, Waggoner 111, lAN —V Anderson and L Anglers 0., of Luazale-etrerg. 1. LH, oollOscrs, November 141, and S. El loot, of I 13g , ...1teet, Chenocigiv, I. ton, ;ouge.pasolem, December 23, 1 , 418 —J. ISlrbolaw and J. Beg-Lett, of New Smitl-sireet, December 9, Houton, and S. Mn,'. two, of Oxfor,l.f.greet, IHidsll, ox, sortie Iwo livogsfatc torers, Dvo.:Wocr 23, Circa, 6. faith, A.. 11 J. Ilitynes, of 13Inckm3n.%tr. Southmark, Dettednlwr 11, 1618. I). Klippen and T. Jordan, ot the Nru.road. Salmi Plltlllsll, 11LoldIrsea, thinber-merc!,:a.ts, D•cfrolocr 24, 101.—S fhb butt and 11. J. Thrnitit. of tong ..crc, Middles. x, conch. makers, December 21, IR; t —C Shute and W. Greettitte, of %%bite Lion-street, Stotalthlds, tl)es ~ December 16, RANK RV rri st,I,EitsEDED. William Tom*, of Elr.it , Norfolk, miller. John Lax, of Liverpool, wop•boiler. BANKRUPTS. William Hroadbelt, of Prroon, Lanraster, corn-merchant, to surrender, Jams ary 13, 16, and Febrosaty 6, at five, at the Office of Henry Rlackhurst, Preston. Attorneys, Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Liverpool, and Castle-street, Holborn, London ; and 31. Henry Rbckhurxt , Preston . William Petit, of Baailighallaitreet, London, merchant, to snrrcuder, January 19, sod February 6, at one, at Guild hall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. ..I.leumb and Bentley, .. • . . Chute, Scbules, of Remington, Oxford, baker, to cur. render, Jaiiimry 4,5, aunt V 'witry 6, al clown, at tlie Lamb Inn, Wallingford, Wrks. Attorneys, Mecum. Hedgev, Wallingford ; and Mesq , . ;'r ice, Williams, and %% bite, Li colsi'm Inn, London. William Duu, of Threadn;nulle-strect, London, wine liner. chant, to vurrender, January 2,9, and February 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Anderson, Broad reer Chanilwr4 Hubert Toppett, of Totnes, Devon, baker, to surrender, Janun►y 11,12, and February 6, at eleven, •t the Globe Tavern, Exeter, Attorney, Ale. Elli.tl , Fruchurch-street, London. Solomon realest, of Flizsbeth- place, Kennington, Surrey, exchange•broker, W surrender, January 9, 19, and February 8. at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adsm's.court, Old Broad street. Thomas Crimes, of Chester, cwww4s.p. oprirtor, to surren der, January 14, 15. and Februsry 6, nt eleven, at the G 4.1. ilru Lion luta, Ch. ster. Attu. usli, M.. Dicas, Chester ; uud Mr. Huxley, Temple, Condos. Abraham Hort, of De•nu..hrrl, nitslmrv-squnre, Middle sex, merchant, to surrender, Dereether 29, January 19, and February 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr Steel, P ri; 1 Pr. 1111 rw _ _ Richard William Nhixon,George Mintonond John Motion, of Kingston-open Dull, merchants, to surrender, January r, 4, and Fehrutry 11, at eleven, at the Dug and Duck Ta. vern, Kingston-upon-1101. Agrees. Rosser, Suu, and A. Rus. ser, Baritetra-buildings, Holborn, Lotoluu ; and Messrs. Frost, Hull. Christopher Longstaff, of kingston.upon-Hull,nerchani, to surrender, January 4. 5 , mot February 0. at eleven, at the Dog And Duck 'raven', Kingston-upon-Hull. Attorneys, Mews. Rosser, Son, a n d A. Rosser, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London ; and Mr. Sande ith, 111111. . Paul Hewitt, of hold, Lancashire, fainter, to surrender, .Imin:try 11,14. and February 6, at one, at the George Inn, I.iverpool. Attorneys. Messrs. Rut:di:mon and Huddleston, Warrington ; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, . Luudon . . Thonsas Ridley, of Sr4tnn Sluice, Northumberland, brewer, to surrender, proem's( r ^•8, January 16, and February 6, at eleven,at the George Inn. NeV/Callik-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, !Messrs. Meggisons and Note, Hattou.garden, Loudon; and Mr. Forster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DWI DEN DS. Jan. 23. A. Northcote, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, un derwriter at twelve, at Guildhall. J in. 16 H. Northcote, of Liate-street, London, wine-pier chant, nt eleven, nt Gilldli3ll. • Jan. 23. T. %V. Fel chair, of the Borough of Southwark, and of Greenwich, :Cent, lisicti.dratur, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. JAIL 16. G.T.lVarren And H. iVa. ren, of Little Gorsvenur street, Grosven..r ',inure, Al .I,lle.es, and of Kew, Surrey, builders, at twelve, al Gnii.ltsall. 1. lon. Jan.l6. R. Miller, of Tottel.ham, id.iteot x, watchmaker, at len. at Guildhall, London. Jaii. 18. 1: limit, ui . ManeLccicr, cotton-mmtufac. turcr,itt two, at Palace lout, 11Auchehtt r. Jan 16. 6. I4onta•, of Duwgatc Gill, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 16. W. Twemlnw, of 'Manchester, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, [amino. - - Jan 9. J. Rowlntl. of Charter honve-equare, Middlese; merchant, at twelve, Guildhall, London. Jan. In. W. Rhodes, of Fast Sinillifirld, Middlesex, baker, at eleven, at Gnildliall, London. Jan. 23. J. Smith. of Stilton next Siliinglinurn, Keut, rope maker, at twelve, at 61111 , 11111111. I minion. Feb. V. 11. Nunn and J. Barber, of York-street, Covent- • garden, halwfdashea v, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 23. G. Brown. of Lime-street, Loudon, wine -merchant, at twelve. at G*lo4lllBll. Jan. 23 .1. trwntlte•, Shaalwell Dock, St. Pawl, Shadwell, Middlesex, cooper. at • twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jan. 19. G. Watts and Si. Bush, of Bristol, ivory-black-ma. nufselorers, at twelve, at tile Commercial-room., Bristol. Jan. 21. M. Ali( I, of Bungs), Sclfulk , hanker, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Bumpy. Jan. 18. J. Cutting, late of Platfnd, Suffolk, miller, hut now of Newport PAgitell, liorkisigh.onshire, farmer, at ten, at the Crown lon, ‘Veoalicike,Suliolk. Jan. 21. U Goodman, of Infra, Souttsouptort, miller, at len, at the White Horse Inn, Runavey. CERTI ricaTEs.-4ANVARY 16. J. Farentlen, of Clue besot-, Sussex. timber-Meru/vow-1 Retray, of Pinch-lane, Curuhill, And of Islington, IN itidleaex, sinekbrititer.—T. Ransom, of London, larc-mimu faetorer Wakefi/Id. of the. City-rued, Imilder.—T. P. Oakley, late of Eallog, Middlesex, hrerrer.—J. N. Durand, of Upper Cumming-strert, Pentunville, Middlesex, tnerchatit.- I'.Goilfrey, late of tialtrep-11311-ruoirt, London, mereltant.— C. Bock, of the 11..rtioth of Soothe/ark, hop-mrreliant.—L Bovill and G. J. De Witte, of the Comme.ciadchrinherti, Mincing-lane, Laudon, tnerehants.—W. Rand, of Trriline. ton. D'oreetterehire, Donglity, of It Swint., of Mumate, Kent, printer.—P. baker, of Upper Tbame* street, London, bak,:r. PRICE OF SVGAR. The overtire price of BMWII or Muscovado Sum. puted from the Itstoros made in the week ending the 23d thy ni December, 1919. is 504. 91.1. per !toothed eschisire of the Dnticuof Costoniii paid or payable thereon Om the importation thereof onto Great BI Hain. PRICES OF C('RN. Seem , - Prices of Corn of and Wales, by linnr• of 1:1,:ht Winchester nod of °Minna r 1,„,1 o f nvoininroise, frwis the mimesis received in the w.ek ended the 19114 of D. centhe., IRIS. Wheat. Rye. ' Barley. Oata. S. 4. st. d I g. 4. SO b 11 (;4 0 30 0 Brawl. I'ea4c. 031ineal. a. d. P. Pl. I rf 74 4 73 7 37 R Average Prier, of Britkb Corn in Scotland, by the tamirter of Eight Winetie,ter Bushels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 114hltia. Scotch troy, or 1401lui. avoic.binuk, of the Four Weeks immediately prccciling the 15th precinher, ISIS. Wheat. I Hy-. I Barley. data. a. d. a a t . r. N. d. 70 1 51 3 49 7 30 6 Beans. I Oaten. Over er fig. s C . "e ft . x. d. •. 4. 54 52 5 45 0 43 1 Styr or Big. S. El. TA ft I S l'A FEW:. rA1179, RECT:AMR 23. Tire Court will wear nionntiog oil the need ;art Of the death of his Royal High n ess the Guild Duke of Mule'', from Thutsdar the 5.:4111 of this mouth, to We(lot..sday ihe inclusive. It will appear iii black the first four (16)3, Mt . (' in white the three other. • L. DE CASIPOLT.ES. Secretary to the Hourelt-' I. by all Ordinance of the Council Chamber eft terday, the Tribunal of First Instoace, all t:1.• re, .: of M. Mesher, Judge of ItiLtruction, has r•avt..-.! krthe Court Itoyal, Nicolas Comilla:, furs, Fly a soldier, accuse.' of having, ow the night 13-ta. en the 10111 and 11th of February last, cowmitie.l, with premeditation end milice pro-pense, an attempt at homicide on the person of the Duke of Wel 7 limrrton, which attempt had been manifested by overt acts, followed by 41 commencement of eat cu lion, and had failed iu its effect by eireuinctolices fortuitous and independent of the will of the per. pet rotor. The Fieor Marinet, not distingoi4thed by any profession, has also by the twine Ordinance, !Ova sent hefoie the Court !loyal, accused of having. been Catitilloir - s accomplice, and of having incited him by promises, and given hint instructions to commit the crime. The procedure which the Chambcr of Accusa tion will have to examine to uscertmis whether t l v accused ought to be brought before the Court of Assizes is extremely voluminous. Besides the ex aminations and declarations received in Riris, there is a multitude of declarations of witne.ses were made in the Kingdom of the Netliti truth., in virtue of interrogatory Commkaicma. M. Claveuu, C•utillnu's Advocate, is engaged in • Second Memorial in his rrvone. The Emperor Alexander in rived at Vienna on tlie 12th of December, in the afternoon. The Committee of the Chamber or Deputies charged with drawing up the Address 4, th e Kt: l4 atirembled yesterday, as we bad aminu..ced after having heard several projects, they charg-4 M. the Count Brugnot, One or their Merub.rs, with that which will be submitted this day to the Chamber. This day there will be 9, communicatiwt of his Majesty's Ministers to the Chamber. 7 M. Rotte, Secretary to the French Legation to the United State., has arrived at Parit , , nr conse quence of leave obtained. CHAMBER OF PEERS. BULLETIN OF TUESDAY, DECEMBER 42. At one o'clock the Chamber assembled under the usual Presidency of the Chancellor. After the reading of the proces-rerbal, the Pre sident submitted to the Chamber a letter by W 16.11 the Marshal Duke De Reggio, in the name of the Parisian National Guard, makes an offer to the As sembly of a guard of honour during the cootinuaoce of the Session. The Chamber, in accepting this offer, has charged the President to express to the M irsii.il. for the National Guard, its entire satisfaction. It directed mention in the proces-verbol of a. Me,5,, , , ; , by which the Chamber of Deputies notifies its ili - finitive constitution. The Order of the Day celled for the Report of the Special Commission charged with foriniug projet of en Adil:ess in answer to the Ki sh': Speech. In the name of this Commission, the Marquis de Foutanes, one of the Members, preseiltv,l tie projet in question. This projet, remitted lifter a second reading to the examination of the buieau.r, was then deliberated on by scrutiny in the fr.riii used in voting for laws. Adopted by the As.rirr bly it will be, acceding to the good pleasure of the liing, presented to his Majesty by a ',valid deputation of the Chamber. Twenty members were appointed by hit to farm a part of this deputation, which comprises of right the members of the bureaux, and the grain' referendery. The Chamber separated at five o'clock, without fixing any time of adjournment. PARIS. DreFIIBER 24. YeAterd v. Wedieolay, 23d December, at ri, 4 ht o'clock at night, the Kin; received its the Hall of the Throne the grand deputation of the Chamber of Peers, charged to present to his Majesty the Ad.. dress voted by the Chamber. The deputation was et uducted to the audience of the King by the Marro., of Drolix.Brize, Growl master; the Marquis of Kochemore, Master; •.: the Viscontit Goblin, Second Assistant of the Cere monies of France, and presented to his Maje.t the Grand Master. The Chuncel!)r, ns Preside.it of the Chamber of Peen , . read to his Majesty the Addie.is, conceived in these terms " faithfal atabieeta. the Peer. of France, rem, to lay at the feet of rah Altjoaq the arcuvtomed humsge ..f their rtepcet, of their luee, '.l their devotion. Tao