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II I • { . COUNT OF EXCISE. °THEM. , 1 tie* for three yews, Mac Neil in SOL and two sureties iu tsl. each. THE XING U. JOHN beIIORNZ. The Defendant was tried before the Lord Chief Baron, at the last Assizes for Warwick, and found guilty of publishing a seditious libel, entitled, " A Letter to Me Soldiers on the State of tke Country." The Defendant put in an affidavit, which gimlet', 'hat he had been tried and imprisoned for an offence of a similar nature subsequently committed, %Ir. Justice &Tun , sentenced him to be im .preioned one year in the House of Correction, its Cold Bath-fields. The case of the King v. Burdett stands over for to-morrow (this) morning ; that Gf the King v. Cart. %night and others, stands for Thursday next. IMPORTANT CASE TO SALT MERCHANTS AND Th. proprietor. of the bmg railed the Friend's Increase, ..I1 Liverpool, sought to have returned to them the duty .h,en had been paid on 98 tone, or 3,915 bushels of salt. 1 he return of the linty was prayed •n the grounds that the •iilt had been damaged and rendered unfit for sale, by the •,,10-1 having sprung a leak soil admitted Ike sea water to the salt. James Welsh, the mite of the FrieRICT hiereile. won railed OD behalf of the Consplainsuis, and stated, that the v.rig left Liverpool a few otontlis since in a perfectly ww. worthy state, with 99 tons of *oh on hoard. The tonnage ad the vessel was 9R tuns; but sbe wasn't in the present in stsisce laden above bee load water mark. The witness saw MI the wilt weighed before it win put on board. Soon after they got out of ports heavy gale sprung up, during whirls the vessel sprung a trek. The gale footnoted for arerrel dioring which Sieve the weather was partientsrly had, avil they arse Utollred to keep Ike pump at work every 90 ',mimics. The witness read the lug-book to the Court, of the state of the wcatiwr during the voyage to Loudon. They look in so Excise officer at f;tavi , eitoi. J..nies Wrillser., the master of the verse', corroborated the statement of the last witness. . . . \lr. Niryew, the Solicitor of the Eget"' contended, that according to the Act of Pailsament, the Master sari Slate of vs saris carrying salt, were bound to make entries in the log hook of iist.h eircumstancs s sa of the salt on board with regard to its having beets damaged, and that witless snich 'writs were made and produced, the Court had no poweastar mature the dirty. Tile Solicitor for the Complainants said in reply, that it was inipoamble for the master or mate ever to make such en. tries, as the hitches were fAstrotst down during the voyage, !and were nut ripened until the vessel'. arrival in purl; therefore the moter or mate had no opportunities during the voyage of iestertaming whether (lie salt Mad been damaged 411 . 1101. . _ _ 'lke COURT, upon reading the Act, said, that they found II was PXSN cos upon the point, and that they were completely rem red by it. They had every disposition to afford telief to she Complain/Into, as they belie, ved the kiss to have taken place. The Court recommended the Complainants to apply to the Lords of the Tr y to have she Art amend 'ed. as. as to put it in she power of the Commissimivis 4!it efrard relief upon their conviction of the damage having taken pl lee. They could nut, however, help observing that the Isard.hip might cagily be avoided, by the master or mate 'of Ilse vivid making entry is the lug-book, whirls they ought to do, of every incident by which the property under their Tare might be injured.—Complaint rejected. PuLleh. BOW-STREFT. Among the extraordinary charges bronght lately, have towii atvei al men for acting as conoisbkx when not antlso -I.4i.ii so to tto. Sown of them have turned out to be well /au.% thieves, Brined with constables' staves, who, Irbess say of their companions or gang were taken into custody, Tiesented their staves, and perieuded to take thing into ivatud)—when, In fact, it was to assist thews its making their racism., and fur the purpose of plunder under the ma•k of • A man of the mane of Dial/ was charged with pretending 'to be a constable, apprehending pickpockets at the late lire is Drury-lure. Ile was identified by Goudwin, Balton, and Westbrook, as being present at every public meeting, and in, tending to be a constable. 'A titan of the name of ilyan was discovered by Goodwin, Droned with a constable's titan', and pretending to be a con. Diable, and acting as such, court, Drisry-lane. al tile linseed the fire. Ile was taken into custody about •aix week■ ago in company with the alnivroleseribeil in Knightsbridge —No prison appeartug to make a charge, the Poisoner was disclialged. . . Two others were also proved to he sham constables and - were deprived of their pretended Aare* of office. _QUISEX•IIQII •RS. A young man, named Johnson, lately a clerk iu the Bonn of Control Office, Cannon-row, was brought up in the ...snottily of Pace, the macre, charged with stealing coo siderable property from the above office. It appeared that during the last eighteen months considerable property had bee* missed, that several biases, curtaining books and private papers, bad been attempted to be opened. Pare well there, and from a most minute eternisation of the pisce, Le was of opinion that it must have been done by some person connected with the establishment; be accord ingly apprehended the Prisoner on Monday morning at Isis lodging in King-street, and &and amongst other property a ♦aluable gold watch, which proved to have been stolen off the skill of the Hon. Mr. Courtenay, who is the bead of the Board. Yesterday monting the officer made a further search, . and found the covers of books belonging to the establishment, which were of very considerable value, but which it berms the Prisoner had sold fur waste paper. Mr. Councils, attended and identified the welch. . . . . . . . The Prisoner said, he intended to return the watch; be bad merely taken it for curiosity in order to 'hew it to a Mead. He said he gave the seals attached to it to his wifr, who has theta upon her own watch chain. The Prisoner had a very toofidential situation, and was hitherto ouch respected.—Rewasaded. SIARLIOROUGH-VIKIIT. DANGEROUS AND UNPROVOKED ASSAULT. Captare ►Vaidron Ire Up. of the 101st regireerri. was charged aids russaultieg sud Souadiai Samuel Plauk. au officer belutigieg Us this office. who wax lookieg out to serve warraut upon him ou Saturday eveeieg. Tho Derainlisot was curnoUlted to Tolhill•6elds Bridtwell, and ordered 10 gi►e 46 boars notice of bail. The following Gentlemen were yesterday called to the degree of Barrister at LAW. by the [Usu. So cwly of Litienlies I : Peter, Cstor, Esq.; Tbssass Canning, E•q.; Daniel Allan Darman, Esq.; &chat d Hall A ppleyard, Esq.; and Michael Preadergasl, Esq. A 'windier has recently committed great depre dations amongst the booksellers in the metropolis, by • system of fraud in which he liar brill ex tremely successful, by pretending to conic from Gentlemen who were anxious to give an order for ,003, I/00k% and after inducing the tool...men to accompany him to obtain the order, suddenly re turning with • well•timed elrUbe, thereby defrauding them of their property. , Ettte.—The house of T. MuocAtryri, El. at -Hillwood,.sts miles flout Wallet. vOl dehttoyed byr . fire . on Sund.y night. The rrtrsiifa Isere out, • Mid the family are in London. Thi , flames were discoveled below at *even o'clock, slid the whole wen i heap of tains in at; hour. is nut known boo the tire originated, but conjecture is; ait some clothes kit to dry woo the come of it. kEJOICINGS IN THE COUNTRY. [IIIOK OUR LIIDLO*. TRE QueEn TRIUDIPHAN?!—The news of the Queen's victory arrived here at five o'clock on Sa turday evening the IWI instant, and was received by an immense concourse of individuals who had assembled. in writing anxiously to welcome the ar rival of the mail with the expected news, which was received with die most enthusiastic joy. The bells were immediately rung, and continued until near the middle of the night, and also every day, as well es bonfire. and exhibitions of fire-4mila every night, until Friday the 17th instant, when a general, brit. limit, and very splendid illumination took place. Fat sheep, purchased by subscription, were roasted i n the streets. At most of the pnncipal inns there have been public slimier.. very numerously attended, to celebrate the victory of an injured Queen, where numerous appropriate toasts nod sentiments, with excellent songs and instrumental music, created the most exquisite hilarity. A Council was held, called by the temporary name of •• Court of Com mon Pleaders," in which an action was brought against an offender of the name of • 1 Green Bag," who was tried and convicted of the offence area filthiness. and also of practices noxious to decency and morality; he was then adjudged to be hanged and burnt with a Courier paper in his hands.— Amongst the numerous sentiments attached to the transparencies need in the illuminations was the following :—•• Died, ott the 10th day of November instant, at a great flonse in West • v ter, 8 moat cruel and hard berated old woman, called Mrs. Pains and Penahies, aged a little more than four mouths. She had several husbands, some of them lawyers, by whom she was cherished very lovingly in a green hug! She had lived gaily up to the said day of her decease, when, us she became extremely Istaquirl and sickly, the Liverpool and Sidoonsh doctors were ler the necessity of pronouncing that she could no longer ailment life—and. of tours., she is no more ! ! !"—A transparency of full length por traits of her Majesty and Alderman Wood, repre senting the latter presenting the Ludlow Address to the former, %rah tither siert transparent devices, were observed at Mr. Felton's Circulating Library ; and various elegant mid appropriate transparenciew and mottos were exhibited at Mr. Edwards's, met err ; Mrs. Sheriff's, confectioner; Mr. Welling.'.., unwary ; Mr. Felton's, upholsterer; Mr. Smith's, grocer ; Jlr. Smith's, mercer ; al the Angel Inn, and several other places, which appeared equ illy neat and elegant. WELLINGBOROUGH, NOVEMBFR 16. The news of the death of the Bill of Pains and Penalties was received here on tisturday lamming last with universal joy, the bells rang a merry 'real, anti in the evening there was a geisersl ; but the grand one was re ssrved for last night (Wednesday), being the market-day. Some feu individuals had made thenisrlses obnoxious l their ill-timed opposition to the illumination, mid were treated accordingly. A figure, we presume Majoechi, wits burial in effigy briirre the door of one who had made himself over offi cious in his opposition to the wishes of his neigh bours. The illumination war the best conducted of any we evcr reinrinber to have seen here. The hawse of Adult Currie. Esq. was ht up with peculiar bril liancy. surf exhibited an elegant and appropriate tromparvirey. which was universally admired. The evening passed with the utmost hilarity and good littopoir. To•niutrow (Friday) the respectable in habitants will celebrate the Queerer triumph with a dinner at the two principal ions. EXTRACT OF • LETTER /ROY ROFELEY, NEAR GRANTHAM. 6 , You would have laughed could you have seen the rejoicing even in this retired and out-of-the-way place; first, our tine peal of bells were going ding doug the whole evening ; the men of the village brought op a figure which they called My Jockey, ▪ green bag fastened to him tilled with gunpowder. We, Queenitet, each gave :a shilling; they then went into the field opposite the Rectory, mode a famous bonfire, sod blew My Jockey sky high, at the same time singing, or rather bellowing out, • God sate the Queen P The Ladies of the vil lage joined iu the rejoicings." AMIWICK. The Editor has received a letter from the Rev. John Boucher. of Warwick, correcting the aceount of the rejoicings in that town, given tn Tip; PftEss. of Saturday last. The following is an extract :-- '• Yon state that the bells of the churches rang for seer. rat days, Sunday not iocepted ; but that, in the best in stance, periaissimi was refused by the Rev. J. Moodier, the Vicar. That the bells did nog, is mo►t true, but that nay refusal was given by me, or auy effort Isaac to prevent such ringing, is wholly false. 1 had a communication with only our, and that ool•aty outs Chirrcksrord the subject, and to him I observed, • I du not rheum to interfere at all lu the laweineee. If yes ask my opinion, I consider it unnecessary to ring the bells, and thus by possibility to create toofission is the yitace; hut I would have low set eattrely it ycur own discretion.' Sorb was my 'cut ceriaisily dictated by my own private testier, but by wry desire out to do or say say thing in my parish, which could be obnoxious to the fostiags of others. I chose to express my own epinicie. bet I did out wish to p t others from eupresistag theirs." [FROM THE PROVINCIAL PAPERS.] GLOUCEITER, NOVENERIII 20. The sensation excited throughout the country by the termination of the- proceedings against the Queen, las been such tea almost to defy description ; the communications which have reached us hum alt quarters in ilia district, Weill with recounts of the exubersnce of the public joy upon the °celestine. lu this city, Monday last was KWIC porticularly appropriated to celebrate the event. Tile mowing Was ushered in by the ringing of bell-, which con tinued through Out the day, and all was bustle and actr..ily in making preprralions her the evening's As soon us it whir &ilk, Ilse iuhrLi. tatits commenced up. and s leerily after wards the whole -city pie:wined a blaze of light, *lute being scarcely a house the was not illumi elated ; several timispurencieti were likewise exhi bited. A broil of innate., in emniamed by nap, .Ikc. pi ranibtilsted Ow town till a late hour, the people expressing thei► joy by incessant shwas and lamas for the Queen, . whilrt the discharge of file. works, Owns, &c. added Kittle hustle of the scene. Although the streets were crowded with citizens of all ranks, we are happy to add that the whole pow ed ..ft nnaceompanied by occident br outrage. A i sheep was roasted *hole in the evening on St. Ca. ' therine's Rasp, which attracted many spectators. An Wednesday, pursuant to requisition, a large and respectable meeting of the Freemen and Inhabitants of this city assembled in the Shire Hall, for the purpose of voting ■n Address of Congratulation to her Majesty, at which the Right 'Worshipful the Mayor, Samuel Jones, Esq. presided. The Resolutions and Address were passed unanimously, the former were inured by Mr. Pytt, and seconded by Mr. Mad& ; and the latter Was proposed by Mr. Charles Parker, jun. and seconded by Mr. Carter. In the evening, another illumination took place, and though it was not so general as on Monday night, it was attended by similar demonet.stions of rejoicing. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER '2l. On AVednesday last • cart was discovered on its way from Plymouth to Dock, with the figure of nn Admiral, in fell uniform, standing in the centre. As it passed it was hailed and greeted by the plaudits of an iinesense mob, ut least ten thousand. On its entrance into Plymouth Dock every window was thrown open, and the inicibitants, al ',acted by the bustle and noise, had thrust them selves half out, as of to catch the first glimpse or eeplaaation of the affair. Amongst the company thus drawn to a window in the line of march happened to be the Hon. Copt. Pellrw, who no sooner perceived the object than he instantly exclaimed, with an ejaculation, pardon able in a sailor, " They have gut the Admiral in a cart." In fact, the reserulilaure was so striking, both to the figure and the exact movement id' his body by the motion of the vehicle. that the persons who witnessed it could hardly believe their own eyes when they saw the real " bit of blue" coaling up the street. Ir appears that fame hail blown a blast in the ears of Lord livtnouth, and he was then on ills way to the Tomollall, to procurer the wont once of the eibil power to drag the impostor before the Magistrates. Oil his reprtsentotion, the constables in attend. sore were dispatched to bring the culprit, ►art, and ranter before the Beech, which was accordingly dour; but immediately j• it was an tttt merit below tint Mr. I lowkios and Mr. Lockyer. the Magi strates, hid oidered it to be handed oust of the cart and ushered into their presence to prot.e its identity, the crowd 1i -painted the limbs. which were butte in triumph and burnt, as originally intended, under the Hoc at Plymouth. . . . . The carter 'was disuiis•ed with a suitable saran hition, but the gallant Admiral v‘a% hooted us he left the 'Fawn-ball, by the ti3liwuntets mid others collected. IKALAND. ursum, WOVEWSEI 18. On Thumb te the Chancellor sat for an Imur. The Common Pleas rose about the same time, and althou g h it a :or :notion (lay, and this (74met 1 14 s to e a long time seettred to itself the chief part of the common law kn.:Thetis, yet the Court had not a *lngle T•rouon t 1 entertain, and all the Courts ‘k ere np, WI It i% ( . :1*.41 1 before two u'elot k. 51r. Stewart alumt to retire from his present si , ti:.tion of Nlas,:..r in Chancery : he will be suecertlttl by Itorlerick (7ontior. FATAL. MISTAKE. An Inquest was held on Monday night, at the Plough public-hawse, Rumen-street, St. James's, on t he body of Mrs. Sarah Kine. It atipeired in evidence Ilisi the deceased, a woman of fifty-two years of age, resided an Penton.. square, and went on Thomlly to visit Mrs. Susannah Davis, No. 14, Chain I-street, Soho, where she was asked to drink a class of ruin, hot Mrs. Davis, in mistake, took • bottle montsiteing au infusion of the root of meadow saffron, used by Mr. Davis for the gout, and helped he r to a glass of it, The otrevaeed on her return home was taken ill , and con tinued to grow worse until Thurday, when 'are died. Mrs. Davis also had taken about a spoonful of it. while made lire ill, and the nsistAr was thus discovered. Verdict—that the deceased met her e.r lila by taking an infissi 111 l of the MIA of meadow saffron lu runs, given to Ir. r, in mistake, by Susan. nab Davis. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. An inquest was held oo Monday night at the aka of the Boralees Head, New-road, Mary.le-1 ))))) e, on the " huffy of Aim Ranting, aged 24, an interesting young woman, who died in Mary-le•bone WOI kl ae. Mrs. Harriet Rhodes, midwife, deposed, that she attend ed the deceased we Thursday last in the win khouse, and deli vered her of a female child. It was RIM burn. 1/created complained of pains in her hip and thigh, and added that they would he the end of her. William Frederick Goodyer, apothecary to the infirmary, saw the stemmed fur the first time on the 31st last. He rya. millet! her person. whirls hire marks of violence, as if she had been whipped with • birch toil. On the lath of Armen,- Lee he atieudril lire again in the infinite' y, when he found she had been delivered of a still-burn child. She was labours iug under a &gime of fever, and ill from St. Anthony's fire, which had brnkcii out on her hip, and which, iu his upisius, was the cause of her death. She died on Sunday. Richard Coates, a constalile, of Mary le-hose, stated, that inconsequence of information of ilhtreastnaeut received by the deceased, be went to a house in Church-street, ltdgeware-road, where he met her in a wretched rendition, and she described to him the cruel way Capt. ll y heal her with a stork and tagged her with a whip. He took her to Marl lineough-smet Police-otter, wheat a warrant was Issued agsioat the Captain% otrwliteh be was taken sod field to hail, himself to 100 f. and two sureties in 501. cut. Several other witnesses deposed ha the account given by the deceased of the alleged ilhireataseist by Captain I). The Coroner aog• gesied that tb• inquest abonld tee adjourned, to afford lime fur the body bt he opened by some Medical Gentleman. It was accordingly adjourned to right u'clocti. on Wednesday (this) treeing. . . . It is a singular coincidence that the same letters compose the names or mojoehi (a p e rso n w h o w ill "v" be torgottesiii however fallsci tttt a Ina own me. sow,- shay have been), and of lachinto. the artful and prijurett accuser in the Cymbeline of Sw►x srE A copper.plute printer and Lis wife, resident 'in Frerman-sweet. Pinninghain, have been taken into custody. and lod , Ted in prison. charged with 'forging Bank of England notes, 10,0004 of which are staled to have been found nn the premises, to. cr ib, ' with the plates, &c. Ewen ttoi. suites were rowie il ted at this manufactory.—(Gloucester AM". sot) PRICE (ii KTI)C; Y ESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2191 1 Bk. L. Aa... 171 13.16 3 Per Ct. Red • • 621411 g I baba Beade..26 27 pr. 'Lyre, Ct. C. 4,46911111 I Es. Bolls, g....s 3 pt. 31 per Cent 771 Lottery Tscketer3l. IM. 4 per Cents. 5 per Cs. N. Ana. 1051 FROM LAST IfIGhTI OAZE It: Minolta, Norember 20,18 4 20. The Riot Asa- bees piestaral to direct lettere patent to be pegged Natter the Groat Seel of the United kingdorh of Great Britaio sod !rehired, for preverting She Reverend John Moore, Mat* of Arta, to the Arehdeseoory of Exeter, void ht the traoslation of the Right Reverend Father in Cod George Bishop of Each r to the See of Lancets. IVliflehall, Neoewie► nil Majesty Ms bees pleased to direct lettere patent to be peeved twin the Great Seal of the United ginednris of Great 8.-itsio and Ireland, granting silo the Reverend James Wood, D. D. the place and dignity of Gran sif the Cs. Arrival Cheech a Ely, void by the death of Doctor IVillissa Pearce, late Data thereof. MI LITA lIV CCIIIIIIittiO4R fa the Regiment of Royal London Militia, shined by AO Majesty's Consestssioners of tirotroesotcyfor the said City. TO be Captains— Caplitioo Thomas Redmond, Isle of the Royal Weld Regiment of London Militia—dated *pion bee 20, Ith10; Robert Pannee, late of the Royal West Re giment of Loodon Militia—ilateit Semender 1420; iVilliam Tow'', Isle of the Royal West Regiment of Lon don Militia—dated lieolembor *l2, IR2O ; John Deeelienya, late of Ike Rnryol Eaat Regis/sem of London Mitotic—dat..l September 23,1820; William Gurney, late of the Royal West Regimost of Loudon Militia—dated Septemlwr 48, 1820; Frederick Joho Meard, lair of the Royal East Re. Itinient of Ensiles Militia--elated *member 2d, 1820 ; Thomas Diode. Bayley, late of the Royal West Regiment of London Militia—dated September 27, 1820; Hewer Browne, late of the Royal West Reginteut of London Mi litia—dated September IS, MM. Adjutant Joseph Tatham, late of the Royal West Regiment of Gornto.' Militia, to be Camelia by Brevet—dated Au- East 30, 1820. Captain-Lieutenast Janus Deans, lair of. the Roy3l East Rep awn, of Loudon Militia, to be Capiaise.l.i. uteuant— dated September 27, 7/120. To be Lielsteaants—Lieuteasala JOl4ll Croft, late of the Royal West Regiment of London Militia—dated Septem ber 28, 1820 ; SURMA Tatum, late of the Royal West Re giment of Loneloit Militia—dated Septernb,r 29, 19.20; George Cresaall, late of the Royal East Ilecimetil of Lou. don Militia—dated September 30, 18211; John Allets, late of she Royal East Regiment of London NI October 2, 1820; William Alareader, late or the Royal %Ve‘t Iteginteal of Landau Nlthila—datell October 3, 18211: M•illmin Hamilton, late of the Royal %Veal Regiment of London Militia—dated Wisher 4.18211 • James Crowther, lett. of the Royal East Regiment o f ;.nodon 1820 • Job.. IV. Barton, 1141 P of Ihe fiord Et , . Regiment of I..oadois Militia—doted October 6,1820 ; James Berkley, late of the Royal• West Regiment of Lon slim Militia —dated ibriober 7, 1820; Edward Williams, IA le of Ibe Royal Weal Reaiment of London Miltisa third Oclulter 9, 1820; and Juba Steele, late of the Royal IVe.t Regiment of London Militia—dated October 19, 1820. To he Ensigns—Essig°. Begley Durnford, late of the Royal Esse Rettlemene of Loudon Militia—dated Sep tember 27, 1820; Samuel Nicholls. late of the Royal East R.-giment of Loudon Militia... Aided September 28,1810; William Tomlin Walker, late of the Royal West Regiment of Lotolm Mahlia—dated September 20, 18'10; Charles Etlatutsd Grtadall, late of the Royal East Regimes., of Loudon September 30, 1820 ; Solwri Dal huger, late of the Royal East Regiment of Loudon Mali- I is—dated October 2, 1820, James Liras, juts late of the Royal Ea“ Regiment of London Militia-- .laird October . . 3, 1820; John Tlio,nas Colcons', late of the Royal Lost Regiment of Loudon, Militia—dated October 4.1849; end Thonbot Heath, late of the Itoyal Witt Regiment of Lou don a—tlA trot October 5,1820. Commission signed by Mr Lord Linsfennst of Hie County Noefolk. Henry Negus Resrrouglara, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenani— daied October 24, 1820. Commission in She 2.lSonarreet Regiment of Militia, eipmed ige Ike Lord Lifetenant of Ike Comet!, c!f siumersri. FM,ICIS Thomas, Geol. to be Easiga—dJteti Nverusber 3, 19e0. BANKRUPTS. William flonaanan, late of Bridge.sirect, Blarkfrisrs, Lon .km, reserrhairt, to surrender, November 23, December 9, nod Jann•ry 2, at eleteo, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. W. and D. Richardson, Welbrouk, London. James Amerman's Hunter, of Alden, %Val wick, (tester slid chapman, to surrender. November 2t, 30, and lanuary 2, at Iw. lye, at the lien and Chickens Ilutrk 9iew.aireer, Hir nrlncbsul. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Itichardr, and Med calf, Chaneery-lanr, London; and Messrs. %VOA., Tyndall, otiad R4wlins, Birotaingiram. I% Moon Tack, of ‘larlbovriogio, Willa, carpenter. to Bar. render, Novelette. 24, 25, sod January 1, at the Towel Hall, Marlborough. Attorney, Mr. White, Perim", IT'i 4ta. J MAD Flinn, 4. f Liverpool, men limit, to sorreadr, r, Deems to.r 5, at Iwo, 6, ansl Jantraty 2, at twelve, at the Albion Hauley, Stafford. Asturreys, Mean.. ♦nderaw sad Mousley, Haulty; ■od Mr. Robyn Harbor, Fetter-lane, London. Richard Peate, of chwedry, Salop, wise-sserebant, to 111111 , render, December 12, 14, and January 2, at rose, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mt WC Lowe andßootr, Souiberopion.buildinea, Charseery.larte, Lorolou ; rod Mr. Joseph Gunnery, Liverpool. henry Tear'', and ltiehord Trefiry, late of Liverpool, rind of Garstois, rear Liverpool, chemists, to surrender, Deeern• %arc 4,8, and January 2, at eleven, at the Grorte 1911, Liver pool. Attorneys, Messrs. Illseltetork and Some, Sisiz's Reocti-walk, Temple, Loudon; and Mr. James Morrow, Liverpool. (Ivory flood, of Liverpool, haberdasher, to surretder, De cember 7,8, and January 2, at DSc at the Star and Garter TIMTII, Liverpool. Astoria. ya, Mr. Whittler, Castlr-streel, Hulbert', Loodou ; nod Mr. Mawdeley, Liverpool. Gabriel Tabourdin, formerly of Kiel'. Beath-walk, Inner Temple, Loudon, since of Gray's lauridaee, Middlesex late of Warwick-court, Hulboro, but now a prieriner 100 the li:out's Beach, n ttttt ry.serivener, to sorreudei, November '24, De cember 16, and January 2, at one, •t Guildhall, Loualins. Aiturorys Megan Amory sad Coles, Leibbory, Lusdoe. llithais4 Hitler. of Hisekky, Leicester, greeter, 1. merles dry, December 4,5, and January 1, at niers.. at the mor. Head Inn, Hinckley. Attoratys, Mr. angle. Hodges Wore, Gray's-lun, London; and Mr. Seolthorpc, Hinkley. Thomas Barker and Francis Hudson, of the Mor-Greitad Brewery, Stratford. Essex, brewers, to surrender, Novem ber Vs, December 9, and January 2, at tee, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mears. Fisher sod Marday, Feria s •I's.litee, Holborn. Thomas Rory, of Exeter, fader, to surrender, November 29, December 19, and January at eleven, at the Olobe Torero, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Jahr. Terrell, Nurik-street, Exeter; and Messrs. Dark.; Church, sad Dorke, lied Lion square, Loudon. Ann Jobesson, of Palesera•Village. Westasineter, brick layer, to surrender, Notremher 25, December 2, mid Je suitry 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudest. Attorneys, Messrs. Deutun and Barker, Grey's.lnit.aquare. William Meatier, of Higb-street, Southwark, Surrey, irouponger, to surrender, Nosensber 25, December 2, sad January 2, at Jeweler. at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Handley and Lister, Gray's. Ism-sdissart. Juseph Brows, of Great Cansbridge.ntreet, Hairkwey•iwad, Middlesex (bet now a priaoster in Me Kisses Beach prima), timber-merchant, to surrender, NuvesAber 25, Dreamber 9, and January 2, at ten, at Guildhall, I.oiedons. Attorneys, Messrs. James Tullahoma, Tinniness, Baker, mid Smith, •Cupthall-court, Thragstiortoo.etreel. DI VI DEN DS. December 2. W. Taylor, of the Salisbury eatree.bnase, Dm , ham-street, Strand, Illieldletwx, tarenskeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. December V. J. Tondosll, J. Forbes, R. A. Crawford, sod D. Stake of Brood-street s Loathes, madams, at errobre, at Guil dhall. Deee;l§ert. J. Bates, of Leyborty Kest, miller, at soave, siGethiball, Leeds's. Dcaiither U. L. U. fituediela t of Bisisrvile4trist-With. »'.. ~ w .'~'p~y.T.•i sit, tallies, straw bal-MO•afaeforee, al te die, it dill& baS4 Lamnima. Deerwher U. 1. Cmpe, of Sas•atmet, llisboropte•Wittiot, at Amen, at Dimmable 12. J. Pollock, jos. of fieseamdte.impoo.Tr i ,, imam, at eterea, of the Tad Hotel, Kiiemtle. Deeember IS. W. Rolfes. of floilimintimmi. Commt-gardeu, boolimetter, at ion, st fimitilkall, Load's. January LI. E. boar, of it tineea-otiamre Slomatintel, .i.e-uteretnint, at twelve, al diddliall, Loudon. Deeenttne I!. K. B. Murrell, of Kirby-street Hattmorerd,n, Middlesex. printer, al len, et Gaiktball, Lodes. December 23. M. Oath., joss of Cnlettester•miseei, ganieds, lapin., wine-mcrelmat, at twelve, at Ignitithici Dieeneber It. It. S. likortotta, of Wateelomnplace, blitidlemem, wine-ametekaat, at ten, st GaiWi. 1, tirades. December 15. T. Calkins's, ere. of Lem*, Hall, Lamas. ter, clitow.piourr, at deceit, at Mama. DIZIPaI mod Mo. bara's 01Vsee, Preston, Isocaster. Der-ember 14. J. Mootetrowey, of Liverpool, aterelmat, ut orw, at Mews. Lace Alillee, and Lace'. Office, lAre , eui. December 12. W. L. Bream mid T. Hooter, wf Claraportle. Lombok, witialimialwam, at twelve, al Dreember 13. %V. if Down, of Wood -amt. Loodoa, waseboammesa f at twelve, at Gostriball CERTIFIC4 Duceitaan R. f Lek -rater, trimming-awn es factierer.—.-W. goo, of Leeds Ywk, corn-Logor.--J. Ellett, Crary... al ors, ,Sprialfieldg, !Whirl leacx.coach-loisig da o ti,,, of Kingston reposaHoll, nerretnint.-7. 11 , 104600ne, log or Wurcr.ter, K of Phoenix plarx , Hier. roa d. Kaigliirlarsolgr i , Middlesex, carpenter.—M Garlick, or Halifax, Yuck, beirksrller.—R. dinro t t ou , o f Harrow.gres-the -11111, Sliddle.ix, grin-el.—ll. Hall, of rielsors-Terrace, Nbridleges, of TlireaJneedle-gtregi, and of lb. Stock Corhattje, Logsdon, broker. !NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIIMOUTPI, xonsitilia to. A niveJ the Sydow'', from Newfoundland; General l o gl.n.r. Tre4cot, 60111 M malras--sau Ord t•SIh .lone: M. Ipomeur, Watt, frost Delay,* ; and Witham). Spent; (rein Chieb..., FALMOUTH, NOVFMACH Captain Tbourso.on, of Hee bri Jasoa, rep... 14, that the Blocher park., wile./ hots Willcox *blots a week before blot. SatleJ the Getroas, hair, fur literati:it. RANINIATIt. NOVRXIBRIR 20. A 'mat has hero. picked up wear she Gulls I.scht, smirked " blonds uf Great l'orsousseh, Francis %lasy-san," the bre supposed Pr be lost on the Goodwin Sands 'an lb. lath Saw as appeirs by she &revisals gives by Caipiaia Brachloam, or she Matilda, who saw • boat wish a wwwitarr of people rsessusag tbe Sand that day, •ad It blowing very Writ fro* the eastward, three is Mile dumb' bst the crew have pe rished. arm.. le ovraineft 20. Arrived and sailed fur the Rivrr the Pruloty, Heruiley„ frum ; Arab, Wichita', fru= Virzuria ; Highland f ltailiadam; Dr Jung, Authony,, from Ratavia, fur Rotterdam; and Heatt r, Guelasal, fruits St. Ander°. Came down Guns the River the Lary f)aridauts, Goodwin ; Meek.; need Atm, Goodwin. fur Jamaica; Flirt. wood, Aiken, fur Duastarra ; Edward, Prfl, for St. Vise/160i ; R. lona, Wilifiroose, for Gir nada ; Thus,. and Mary, Dy sart, for Gibraltar ; Riau, Winhorg, fur Havre; Chaster, lulus, fur Halifax; suit Speculation, 8e,., fur Balboa. cowry, sovematit 20. ArriveJ the Tactuiss, Craves, from Batavia. scavtscmo. Novrmatit 2 0 . The Gripes diseuvery ship passed here to-Jaye, for Dept. fur& RIRTHIL On Sunday Nat, •t Epuum , ;he Lady of the Rev. Henry Pat i.le, A.%1 of Is w«. Un ihe 18411 'umlaut. the Led . , of the Rev. F. Aetley. • deothiee, •t t►e Rectory House, Alsootogfool Abbott', Vfiltth,te. MARRIAGE. on Tileintay, the 14th lament, by the Hnn. nod RI V. J. Puitarris,, FAward Butler, Earl Sovereign of Coiner, to Jan., t 1.4 ill/herr 4.f the late Richard Going, El‘ti. of 1.1,1-J- Hill, county of 'Tipperary. DEATHS. Oa %nolo.). morning iw'assiight, at his hew* is Truro. aerJ 4ri, latea• 1:i-pip ■ Willyanaa, Esq. a Mat...true and p.li‘. Lis iiii•aaid of Ihr Cuusity, and Lietitenani-Culuiiii of thr Itoy:11 Cornwall M ilitia. Istely, Edward Keul, Es &, lair Captain is the 21st Light Drit!Qum'. At htelee•distikkest, Bath, Mrs. flake', relies tbe late Dr. Baker, I) D. of Luwer Gropreaar.street. She hart L. pt her bed I'ur these lest nine years. • Ito rriclay. the 17th iu.t at Terries!, Deems, Meal, the wife.( Jamie Lambert, 1:01. of Hialtiirst.row, LA11114.0. Thnrsday morning, at Isis how,* it liaressert.street, Dublin, Alderman Matthew Weil, an enaisieut and resp.rt. side silversmith, he west neat in seeeristan to the Case Chair • At Freeland House, N.B. on the 7th inst. t►e Right Hut,. Dowager Lady lisithren. At Crooke-diming, io the parish of Kilma►nock, Damon Wright. in the kistabilredsh year of Alsace. Daring lb- greater part of that Wog period he rosily gained a heetibisod by car r) lag salt from tile wester• salt works, which be sold is Kit mat snick and tow• country aroootl. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mursiate 47 after 3. I Erwin lb *her 3. COURSE ul , EXCHA M. A instcrslaws. C.F. 12 7 Dino et 8414 12 4 Itottetil AM twerp 37 7 Alieua ..... 32 8 Paris 3 day's dale 25 70 Ditto 4vunhaux...... 24 Fratikrorl oa the Maine 134 1 Victims E5.40.11u. II 14 Madrid Cadiz Maks 3b Barcelona Seville Gibraltar .. 30 Leghorn ......... 47 Triede.. TIIE reneirkahle properties of Medicines have copped the sureties of tasekiedi is all ages, and to the sagacity. industry, and good Anytime of, inejsiress, ti.. world is indebted fur may rateable discoveries. Am 0,,,: these there are some which have eaaiatitieed their chow 1., distivelion foe a leaf period of tune, sod bare rosainai.4...i approbation as teal sthtitioue to the (carrel stuck: the CORDIAL DALAI tat GILEAD laps ellif• to Ihis low, as me reirse..y has hitherto beer discovered which proves se gesierally heselleial is disorders of the eervous system and of the digestive orgasm le ireadsliag of the baba, palpitatior el: the heart, entire, 11111111VOCN lowans of spirit% said general dtbilily, sod is tke symptoms of a cold, bilious and ruusitemptive habit, Its 'Arse, is very great. Whether surd to give relief I. those who have emboss to repeal no exerssive is:indigenes of the pasekios or tls habits of faehionable life, too great attrativo to business, ter jovesile lediseretiesa. that scribe at the root of health sod vigour, it will he found as itivaleahle bracer and iovigonsoi. It is sold by Mr. Johiestos, Ilk Gambill; Mr. shlntar (hilt Rama and Co.). IkO.UafoinLesirest ; Mr. Ward, Delbert' sad Mr. Ibradtiag, Royal Eschew, Leedom; sad all Me dicine Yeah», prie Its. awl Us. per bottle. Primed mid Published at, Tae Damn Pages and Tus Gums Oiler, N.. 127, by C. 1:011111111LL, of she /hem' TI/pates, NOVIRJIBLR Geraa 44 Veriee teal. Lie t 7 10 Malta 45 Nmpre. l9 Primo°, per or 115 4 , 1 °pow 5l Rio Janeiro. 34 Bahia 561 Dublin Cork 6 01141.40111. Portugal Gold i• f a. Colo, err 0 0 Gukl in 8ar5...... 3 17 10!„- New Dontskpowe.... 0 0 0 New Dollars • 0 4 1U Weer h Bare.... • 4 lit Now Laois each-- • a a