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AitAk • • . • . j rttiLt.b ' ; 1.4 (11, I 1 ft.. rt........ `! ' , ■ N CM HEX 5297. LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25) Isl 9. PRICE 7d. • FY SEP.:VIAL DESIRE of thOr ROYAL HIGHNESSES '1111: DUKE AM.) DUCHESS OF KENT. Yll E AYR R-ROY AL. DRURY-LAN E. wins EVENING. MONDAY, Nov. 29. Majesty'. riata *ill perform Sliskspeare's Tra- MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. itIHE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED. ST. PKITICS FIRST SERMON, PAUL and BARNARAS rectiting the GENTILES, the RIIAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCIFIXION of OUR sAviouß, with other PIC. TUBES and SKETCHES, ire tu'w Exhibiting imam th e immediate Patronne of hi■ Royal Highness the 7RINCE REGENT, at No. 144, Pall. Mall, rear Carlton-House, es try day front Teu till Foer. 1411; Foot, has brro outettnteti to 20th slay, 1018, but Is i■ not allowed to freetve tatty bark-pay. 1819.-3. Jones and W. Evans, of Mite-Foul roll, lineo drapers, October Is, 11119.—D. Kobinsito and J. %Van). 4.f Sot!costes, York, tobacco-manufacturers, A ligu.i 10, 1319 —J. S. Carter and R. fornforth, of Liverpoui, era< sal met. chants, October 14, 1619—J. (;ouliltn and J Jokes. of Clniton, Somerset, comsnou-beco ei a, Novambrr 14, 1319. oMee► who mired, nod who knew Low to :,Jurr th, commuu wiwatious of his profession, male n sis.gle cunt• Commis:ices signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Connt of gooey. 14 Regiment of Bova' Surrey Milian. Cirorler Collins, Geol. 10 Le Ensign—dated November 1, " I am sorry so say, that the eaglaun• of Getters! F. lisbv during this scene of *lsm have thrown Inas fats. violent fever, mid since the 21st 1w has suffered (trearltutt) 3 but hr Is now declared put of dunces.. Ile ontoote.te for the resnotader of General Irliveressx'e 1. ,:on. N to,, they arrive, we shall be very strotw, a:ol •.1,.n, 1.0 &oh!, leach the Duns • lesson they will slut ..om ft.riect. Thos already here will embark for the maw n• to jot?' their hears countrymen; they are at 3losurtp, •Fv.ut t• Jaya march from Commis, a healthy place, atiJ wall sup plied." grily of KING RICII.' d THE THIRD. Eiag Henry the Sixth, Nr. Pope; Richard Duke of Ghillie, Mr. Keen: Duke of Buckingham, Sir. Hullasoi; Earl of RN Anoint', Mr. Elision. Elizabeth, Que►n of Ed win d the PGarth, Mn. Glover ; Lady Aaue, Mrs. W. West. To which will he added the Farce of FRIGHTEN'D To DEATH. S•r Joshua Grelbeari, Mr. gialtie; Phantom, Mr. Her. ley ; Stumps, Mr. Knight ; Cul. Muff, Mr, Viaiae. 5114. 011 Yr Coriuna, Miss Posey; Patty, Mn. Bland. The Doors will be opined at Half-pad Sin w'Clock.— The Performance will commence precisely at Seven. To.moriow, The Haunted Tower, with Ella Rosenberg. On Wednesday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts—after which, a new Musical Farce, in two acts, called The Dia. agi et able Surprise. 1t419. 2.1 Regiment of 1 1 141rrey Incat William Holism Smother, Lon. to be Captain—dated as above. BANKIIkrrs. PRICE. OP SUGAR. The average prier of Groan ur hlnaeovado Sugar, cora pater., from the Ketura• made ie the "veil ceding the !4th day of November. 1819, is 31a. I Id. per hawked wrigist, elusive of the Dntie► of Customs past/ ur pa)able theerua au the importation thereof into Great Grimm. By Order, CHARLES SMART. Secretary. THE PATENT SOSTENENTE PIANO ". FORTE. Manufacturers must respectfully segnaint the Nobility, Genhy. and Merchant% that they hare now GENNIAL ASSORTMENT of FASHIONABLE sad IMPROVED INSTRUMENTS, from 3111 to 390 Guineas. 95, PALL-MALL. Nathaniel loafing, of Bexley-Heath, Kent, innkeeper, to surrender, November 30, December 11, and January 8, at ten, at Guildhall , London. At:omila, Messrs. Wale and Voting, Blackman-stet et, Southwark. Jeremiah Weldon, of rridaymreet, Cheap,4le, London, 'Manchester warehointeman, to surrender, Decettib.r 7, 14, and limitary 8, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorneys, Messrs. Couriers, and Robinson, Walbrook. James Wnitchureb, of Hocolds/filch, Lund)))), coach master, to surrender, December 7, 14, fad January b, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturtsey, Mr. Bennett, Tokeohnuse. yard. Jake Mewing NMI FJs srFrllstro4tlsme, of Tlieloopstete. street, London, jewellers. to surrender, November 3a, Dr. comber 11, and limitary S, at eleveu, at Guildhall. Attar. yo, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Charterbouse-sipiare. Jame, Hart, of Loampit-Hill, Kent, victualler, in sou reader, December 14, IS, and Jseitisry 8, at one, at Guild hall, Loudon. Attoroty, Mr. Pearson, Elm court, Middle Temple, lAmdon. Benjamin B.ker, of Tideswell, Derby, grocer, to sur render, December 9, 13, and J•tioary it, at ten, at the Wairett Bulkelry Arms lon, Stockport. Attorneys, Mess-s. Lowe and Bower, Southasoptombuildings, Chancery-lane, Lndon; sod Mr. Chilli:lm, Stockport. George Pukes-, of New Shoreham, Sussex, tailor, to site. render, December 6,7, and January 8, at eleven, at the New lon, Worthing. Attoineys, Sir. Cooper, Worthing; and Mr. Bore, Hatton-garden, London. Thomas Moore, of Paddington, Mid,llerare, to surrender, December 14, 18, and January 8, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorsoy, Mr. Harman, Witte-office court, Fleet-strivt. PRICRS U! CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales. by the Quarter of Eight Winrlw‘terlick. gird of °warren, per boll of 140tbe. arnionipinwe, froth thereturits received in the week ended the tOth of November, 1819. • The death of General English has been incorrectly stated to mane of the Papers to have actauslly taken playa.. The report tame by the way of St.Tleonta.'s, and appears to have originated in his illness. i % t 1 l t..... iii ' 1 I 14 •••••••••=m •••••••min• .....m•••••• i ••••••••••• .1.m... •••••mitm. .••• .•.....m• 8. d, 8. d s. di s. d, a. d 8. d ;. di a. d. 1110 t 43 I 39 21 '25 lif 49 4 50 t 27 21 - THE REV. JOHN BOND, D.U. 14 Min klidillesex, having altered the Plan of his Esta blishment, proposes to take FIFTY PUPIL-4g, roller the age wi Twelve, at Fifty Guinea+ per assolm.-1144erencfm le THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGQ, - The following extract of a letter, d»ted Batavia, July 19, cannier» some curious particulars Wi l lis.. to • contest that has arisen between the Dutch and the Sultan of Pakmb4ng, a native Prince, placed by thentselveson the thane,- : TJ BA Pki-ItOr AL, G'o V SOT-GARD EN. l'ersuas of the highest rauk and revectatultty, •ksee Area Dtelimmul bas educated TITS EVENING, MONDAY. Nor. (19, %elll be acted Shakapeare's Tragedy of CORIOLANUS ; Or, THE: ROMAN MATRON. WANTED, shout 200 Nide% from Town, an active steady Mns, who has a general Knowledge of the 111:ILDING TRADE, in •all its Brauchrs, to act as Dialtainan and Clerk or Works; one who cnn give respect ab!e rvferences as to ability and good conduct, will meet, with liberal euenuragenient. A eerage Priers of British Corn in Scotland, by the Quart( r of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per Boil of 19811+1. Scotch troy, or 1 tUlbs. avoirdupois, of the four %Vick; immediately preceding the nth of November, 1819. " A considerable body of the Dutch troops have herr, drivel' from Palembang by the natn•ea r headed by the Sub taw, who was lately placed uu the thioue by thruirelers, I. the eaclusion of the tin Stan who was set up i.y Sir S:3lll't. Raffles. They have lost in killed and woulokil opiiarda ..f lOU men. The circumstance■ are said to hear follow . Romans—Liar Martins Cori*luaus, Mr. !therm)! (his fi,•t apiwarauce iu tbat character); Cominius. Mr. Chap man ; Mementos, Mr. Blanchard ; Siciuina, Mr. Connor ; Brous, Mr. Cotner. Volumnin, Mrs. Faucit ; Virgilia, Mils loot,; Valet is, Mrs. Yates. Aundiva, Mr. Egertou ; Volosios, Mr. Vermont. 'ru *lnds will be added the Melodramatic Romance of ALADDIN; Or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. Immediate application may be mole to Mr. Bellboase, at tbe Grecian Col Tee-boom, Strand, London. - 4 1 46 Z: 1 a- ds. d.l %a id.a.ela.d a. di s. it; a el. 66 5 39 2, 30 10. 22 35 7 33 11 li 8, 26 8 SOUTH AMERICA. STATR OF THE BRITISH FOREL IS! IMAROARITA Aladdin, Miss Foote; Tahi Tonglock, Mr. Chapman; Alumina . , Mr. Farley; liszrae, Mr. Grimaldi. Prowess liadronlholidour, Miss Shaw ; Zoliyad, Miss .1. Scott ; Widut► Chinn Mustapha, Mrs. Davenport. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Hox-t►flice. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Heandon, at the Pox-office, Hart street, from Ten till Four. Tomorrow, The Begzar's Opera—A Short Reign and a Mrs ry One—mud a Roland for an Oliver. Wediseaday,Sbakspeare's Comedy of Errors. ADEI,PHI THEATRE, STRAND, LATE THE SANS PAREIL. The favourite Barletta of the Green Dragon will be per formed as an afterpiece, to accommodate the wishes of many of the frequenters of this Theatre, with the Ballet of FAlgar and Effie, and au entire new Burials. TH IS EVENING, MON DAY, November 2% To-morrow, Tuesday, 30, and Weduesday, Decent. bee I, will be presented(brst time) an entire New Marlette, called MORE WAYS THAN ONE; OR, IT'S WELL IF IT TAKES. The Music composed by Mr. Lawrence sod Mr. G. W. Maddison. Sir Moots Dumpy, Mr. Campbell; . Captain Shortcut. Mr. Wilkinson; Blstchford, M►. J. loaves; Squire Squander, J. Reeve; Solomon Slow-worm, Mr. W. S. Chattcrley; Jelenly, Mr.Cowell ; Doctor Cereal!, Mr. Daly; Land!ord, 31,.. Misery; Waiters, Messrs. Brmetsrieder and Smith ; Keepers, Messrs. Brady sad Collier. Virginia, Mrs. Alsop; Mrs. Blain, Mrs. Beinetzrieder ; !airy, Mi.. Yates. With an entire New Ballet. called EDGAR and EFFIE; or, THE. HIGHLAND ROBBER. In which will be introduced a Scotch Dance by the Misses Denuett. To tootled• with the New Comic Barletta, called THE GREEN DRAGON; Olt, I'VE QUITE FORGOT! With appropi late new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. A Serio Comic Barletta, in three acts, and an Imitative Operatic Barletta, in two acts, are in active Preparation, and will seri Oily 1:e produced. 'I he Doors to he opened at Six &Clock, and the Per fawners to begin precisely at Seven. Half-price at Half past Eight o'Cluck. Children in arms cannot possibly be admitted. Boxes, ds. ; Second Price, 2s.—Pit, 25.; Second Price, Is. —Gallery, Is.; Second Price, ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patronage of hia Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. EVENING,THIS MON DAY, November 29, and clariwa the week, the Evening'. Eatertaiumente to roornirncr with the ,ouch-admired Ballet Datertiseuttal, umpused by Mous. l e tierce ! , called LOVE IN THE. VINTAGE. Principal Dancers—Monsieur and Madame Le Ckrcq. After which will be produced, with every possible degree of splendour, fur the first time, an entirely new grand Melo dramatic Tate uf Enchantment, in Iwo acts, called BEAUTY AND TUE BEAST; OR, THE MAGIC ROSE. To conclude with, 13th time, the iuteresting Melo-Drama, called, MARY THE MAID OF THE INN! Richard, Mr. H. Kemble; Frankky, Mr. Hoed; Lang ley, Mr. Siebbinez ; 'Frirkory, Mr. Devidge; Hans Ketzler, 3lr T. P. Cooke; fixere', Mr. lksilley; Edward, Mr. George; Wilbion, Mr. Ebswortb. Mary the Maid of the limo, Miss Smile:tin; 11l Irian, Mrs. Gaited. Boxes, 1s ; Upper Circle, 35.; I'it, Ss.; Gallery, Is. Doorsopes at Haltpsst Fire, to commence at Halt-past Six. Second !nice, Half.past Eight. ' v ia Day is at hand which gives to those who JL were too late for a Chance of the First Day's Privet, the opportunity of glinting part, if not all, the rensaiaing sot Prizes of 20,0001. which are Hill undrawn, and which v may all be drawn next day, 9th DECEMBER, whets Two of 20,0001. are sure to he gained by the first Two Prizes, making 40,0001. in the first Five Minutes! Every Ticket or Share bought on or before the First Day was decided on that Day, nod its fate finally decided. The 0,000 Tickets now on Sale will ■ll be draws the 9th December, and their fate finally decided. Tickets and Shares, warranted uudrawn, are Selling by T. HISH, Stock-broker, 4, Corolla!, and 9, Charing-cross, and by his Agents in the eviantry. s s s FISH has already Sold Five Capitals in the present Lottery. His Agent at Liverpool mold part of one of the 20,0001. Prizes drawn the First Day, and his Agent at Edin burgh sold part of the other Prize of 20,0001. the same d■y. THE celebrated ANTI-IMPETtGINES, eir SOLOMON'S DROPS, stand in the highest Mims ties for die cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and all dis orders origisating iu •n impure state of the blood; being wisdom!, gentle, and almost imperceptible In their uperstiou, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxious sy impure juices, giwiag strength and tout to the nerves, elihneniag sod envigoraling both body and mind. Nee I Is. per bottle, or four in one Family Bonk fur 335. by 11 1k:bees Ils. bottle is saved; with the words, " lames, Liverpool," engraved ea the stamp, without which "" 14 genuine. "C Leigh, 111, Strand ; Beene, 160, OK:oral-greet ; lilkfAltagetde; Taut, Exchange; aM Ward, Hollows. GLOBES, CELESTIAL AND TERRESTRIAL. ADDISON and CO. Manufacturers of OP • ADAMS'S GLOBES, beg to return their Thinks to Geographers and the Public fur the pieferetire given to their New Edition of Twelve-Inch, the acknowledged su• pre iority of which has determined them to put in Progress a New Eighteendlach, which they pledge themselves shall maintain an equal rank, and will he ready fur inspection in a few weeks. The above Aitieles to be bad at their Mannfartory, No. 9, Skinnerstreet, Snow.hill; and at No. 88, Newmau.strert,Oxford-strert. A liberal s'luwance to Dealers, Tutors. kr. MR. PERCUER'S SECOND LETTER. This day i• publkbeil, price 2s. 6.1. sewed, A SECOND LETTER to HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS she PRINCE REGENT. By the Rev. L. T. BERGUER, late of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. Printed for T. and J. Allman, Princes-street, Hanover square. Of whom may be had, A WARNING LETTER to Isis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, by the Rev. L. T. Bergner. The Third Edi tion, price 2s. lid. sewed. TO BE SOLD BY AucrioN, BY MR. EVANS, At his House, No. 26, NW:Hall, on THURSDAY NEXT, December 2, and Four following days; A.ARARE and Valuable Collection of POR• . TRAITS of Celebrated BRITISH PERSONAGES, and ILLUSTRIOUS FOREIGNERS, connected with the English Series, the property of a distinguished Collector; consisting of the choicest productions of Husenberg, De. larann, Elstracke, the Passes. Wieria, Debry, Luggan, Lam bast, Glover, Marshall, Smith, Place, W. Faithorne, &c. &c. Among the latter are brilliant Impressions of his Oliver Cromwell between the Pillars, and the Infanta Catharine, in the dress she came from Portugal ; many rare Historical Prints, ke. &c. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Crown-0 trice, lVorenber 2', 1819. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. City of Chichester—The Right Hon. John George Len nox, commonly railed Lord John George Lennox, in the room of tlw Earl of March (now Duke of Richmond), called up to the House of Peers. Borough of Banbury—The Hon. Henrage Legge, in the room of the Hon. Frederick Sylvester North Douglas, de - ceasid. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Norewebrr 28, 1819. Coldstream Regiment of Fuut Guam.—Ensign and Lieute nant Honourable William Rain Runs to b Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Duucumbe, who re signs—dated November 18, 1819. Honourable Henry Pandas to be Ensign and Lieutenant, - . - vice Rous—dated ss above. 13th Regiment of Foot—Edmund O'Ryan, Gent. to be En. sips, by purchase, vice Marlton, who retires—dated as above. 39111 ditto--Caotain Thomas Cox, from She half-pay, to be Captain of a Company, vice John %Veining, who es changes—dated as above. 40th ditto—Lieutenant Henry Hrlmley, from She half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. viceJsmew Anthony, who exchaucrs, receiving the difference—dated as above. 48th ditto—Captain William Mallen, from half-pay 66th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice William Garrick Bridges Protheroe. who exchanges—dated as above. 51st ditto—Licutenant William Henry Hare to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Smellir, whip retires— dated as above. —....-- —..-. Ensign Atexendcr Fraser to be Lieutenant, by purchase, - - - - IF We Hare--dated as above. Mathew Miller, Geist. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Frazer—tilted aft above. - - 834 (Into—Lieutenant Thomm Faii'lough to be Captain of a Cunipauy, by purchaw, vice Wynne, who retires---Jared as above. Ensign William Hitches to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fairtloogh--dated as above. Jolla Ward, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hughes-- dated as above. GrAlt ditus—Captaiu William Joseph Moorhotese, from half pay of the 3d Foul Gourds, to be Captain of ,a Company, vice Alexander Campbell, who exchanges, receiving the iliffereace--dAted as above. 73d ditto—Holland Leek y, Gent. to be Emig" without purchase, vice SI sugher, deceased—dated as above. Paymaster John Bears, from half-pal of the lit Greek Ligh Infantry, to be Paymaster, vice Juhu Birch, who exchanges dated as shove. 77th ditto—Lieutesaat Charles Barry, from half-pay BOth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hector Graham, who e a. changes, receiving the difference—dated as above. 80th ditto—Captain James Maclean to be Major, by pur chase, vice Kistplom, who retires—dated as above. Lieutenant Narboryiegh Baker to he Captain of a Company I,y purchaw, vice Maclean—anted as a b ove . Ensign A. James Caldwell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Baker—dated as above. Charles Criekitt, Gent. to be &reign, by purehase, vice CAL well—dated as above. Jlhpe Beigode--Beerrud Liniment Juke Fennell, from the hatery of the Regiment, to begrimes' Lienteuant, with out purchase, vice Mick superstoied—..dared as a b use. Memosannum. The re-appointsvest of Captain Reeliket, to fail-psy James Hawthorn, of Newritstle.upon-Tone, braes-founder, to seirrender, December IS. 24, and J.ittuary I, nt eleven, at the George Inn, Newra.tle.uposa.Tyne. Attorneys, Hewers, Dell and lirodrirk, Bow Chinch-yard, Chraitside, London ; and Mr Carr, Newessile.oport.T)lie. Mark Mulches, of Love-lane, London, wool-merchant, to surrender, Decrnilwr 4, 14, and Ititua.y 8, al elevess, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Basittlltall-atreet. Thomas Ramey, of Lower Thames-etn et. Lemdon„ wine. merchant, to surrender, November 20, December I I, and January 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearce awl Sumo St. Swithlaes.latie, Lombar4.strret. _ _ Edward Young ilitornek and John Sawyer, of Basing Will. street, London, Black well. hall.facturs, to surrender, Decem ber 11, 18, and January 8, as ten, as Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Austin-friars, London. Julia Rainer of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, to sur render, December 4,6, and Jzonary 6, at eleven, at flit Dog and Dnck Tavern, Kingst OW p u e. Hnii. Attorneys, mews. Romer, Son, and Rosser Holborn, Lou don; and Mr. Bondworh, 'lull. Thomas Hear Dudley, W Birmingham, eheere-fsetor, to surrender, Deeem rO. 50 9 and January, $, at eleven, nt she Royal Hotel, Birn Attorneys, Messrs. Currie, Bir mingham; and •M Alesoldcr,Carey.street, Chancery-lane, London. John Lewin, of Hsi mgtv, Idingion, Middlesex, carpenter, to surrender, Dena: eel , and January 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Atter. nay, Mr. OlJershaw, Lower.street, Islington. Thomas Leadbitter, late of Newcastle-npon.Tyne, linen draper, to surrender, November 30, December 16, and Ja. tsuary 8, at eleven, at the George Inn, Neweastle.upos-Tyne. Attorneys, Messes. Marriott, Brookshank, and Fern, Gray's Inn-square, Lonoltfts; and Mr. Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Elizabeth Bulmer, of Henry-street, Gray's Inwlane, Mid. dlewic, milliner, to surrender, November 30, December 11, and J yB, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Boxer, Old Jewry. Francis Easierby Barlow, formerly of the East India ship Kingston, and late of White Lion-court, Cornhill, London, mariner, to surrender, December 4, 11, and January 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Surman, Lin. coin's Inn. John Richardson, of lord', romuntn.brewer, to 'wren der, Drcember 10,11, and January $, a t eleven, at the Ses. sigma-house, Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Mskinaun, Middle Tem ple, London; and Mr. Itinsington, Leeds. DIVIDENDS. December 20. F. G. Longman, of Norwich, mnitgler. at four, - , at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. December 23 R. Nickana, late of Leegosnerv, hat now of Litt'chats's, Salop, miller, at eleven, at the Red Lion Newport, Salop. December 18. T. Hedley, of Neweasile-upon-Tyne, mer chant, at eleven, at the George lon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. December 18. W. Prosser, of Birmingham, builder, at true, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. December 27. B. Gibbous, jun. and T. Stokes, of the Level ..... Ironworks,Siafforil, ironmasters, at el•ven, at the %%eat - - - •• , . . Meld Inn, Bewdley, Worcester. December 18. ft. Steal land, of Exeter, saddler, at city's, at the Globe Inn, &vier. December 23. 12 - .'erstoinion and A. I..Preitinton, of r• Rrwdlry, Worcester, grocers, at twelve, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Sewtlley. December IS. J. M'Cullarn, of Chrtstopherstreet Finsbury .. square, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guddhall, Lou. Deceinlter IL M. Waters, of Capitall-court, London, leer• chant, at tea, at Guildhall. Decendur 18. J. Cummings, of Osborisstreet, Whiteehapel, Middlesex, brewer, at ten, at Gniklhall, London. December 18. D. Mitchell, of Cullem.street, Frachurch street, London, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall. December 18. K. Taylor, of Witaey, Oxford, menlimad, at oar, at Guildhall, London. December 18 K. Sutton, of Hampton-Wick, biddies's, linen.draarr, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. December 20. T. Emery, now or late of Worcester, wine -merchant, at twelve, at the Hop Market lua, rester. December 4. W. Sherwood, late of Liverpool, soa p.manufac borer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. December 19. A. Brine ' J. Brown, aod O. Scott, now or late of London, arnirclothier*, at eleven, at Guildhall. .1 y 4. W.J. W. Limbs, and A. Hewer, of Bath, silk mercers, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. December 4. R. Jordan and .1. Smith, of Stratford, Essex, and J. Litchfield, of Leadenhall-street, London, coach. proprietor* at eleven, at Guildhall, London. December 19. B. Fenner, of Fentborch-street Chambers, Luuduo, flour-factor, at teu, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.--Dexxismrit IS. G. Seymour, late of Chichester, Sussex, I rewer..—J. Sin gleton, of Foster-lane, London warthousesoas.—W. Jarman, jun. of Knightsbridge. Middlesex, paper-haeger.—R. Bell wood, of Scu'costes York, timber-usercbaut.-1. Sandford, of Shrewsbury, Ssl up, bookseller.-4. Sage, of Maolmam, Kest, miller.—E. Roberts, of Coberg.rosd, Kent-rood, Surrey, merchant.-4. Biimmows, of Higinistrtet, South wark, Sorrel, elatieteer-M. Peony, of Slwpion Mallet, ND. eers-feeter...../. Newell, of Redbridge, Sortbeniptee, Ii eber:oterelmw. PARTNSIVIHIPS DISSOLVED. .1. Parr, T. Lysol, W. Miro 9 sod .1. Ferr i age. St Wen - illw• ter, Leseinier, beakers, Jusel/0, 11119.—A. Heiner sad T. Dues, a New Croat, Slesdwell, Fawkes, November tS, TEMPORARY BLOCKADE OF THE HARBOUR DT A SPANISH sQUADKUN, Extract of a letter dated Margarita, Srp!eni ber 24: " About three weeks since we received information that the Spaniards had collected all the vessel, they could mos tee, and all they could press into the service, to make au attack on this island. W. were quite unprepared for de fence by sea et the time, the Admiral's fiarship being hoer down to repair some damage she had inistaiiied, and the rest of one Sect having sailed on a cruise. The enemy appeared off the coast about noon on the Sob instant, with a ctioadron consisting of eleven ships and mime gen-boats, roll of men. We prepared t• receive them, not &otitis' they would at tempt a landing at daylight the next morning; but when dawn appeared we discovered them at auchor at a very re spectful distance. They remained quiet for three days, and on the 4th they weighed and seemed to be stsuding in for the port ; but before they CUM within reach of our bat teries, they bore up again. Then demonstrations they made daily up to the SSA, since when we have serii!outltiaut of them. The cowards have, we believe, returned to port. On the 21st a must interesting, sad, for the time, a painful scene, presented itself. A small Cutter of Admiral Itrion's, which was expected from one of the isleads, was disco,. red at daybreak in the midst of the eaemy's fleet, and chased by several of the vessels, which kept up a heavy fire upon her. The Admiral's only son, • Rae and brave lad of IS, together with Brion's brother-4c law, was on board the cot ter. What a prize fur the Spaniards! Nothing could bare gratified them so much as the opportantly of skewing the Admiral the horrid !prelatic a hi. son sad brother bangiug at the yercbarm. You may guess his feelings. The few gun-boats we hail were quietly mangled with the enthusiastic followers of Brion, aad (will you believe it?) on the ap pearance of three of our boats they gave up the chase. The little cutter arrived safely in the harbour, and the ratio r embraced his child. I witnessed the entire scene—you may iptagine with what feelings! " Had the Spaniards effected • landing au their first ap. pear•ace, they might have destroyed t►e town of luau Grieco, but it would hove cyst them d►arly ; and as to pe netrating into the interior, it is out of the question. This island is so strongly fortified by nature, owing to the abund. ance of abort thick wood, that for an enemy to gain the passes is impossible. The natives are so well trained, stud each excellent shots, they could have picked them off like rabbits. " A few weeks since • vessel wsa east on shore on this island, no board of which was Major Warmer, brother-in law to Sir Robert Wilson, and a man of great property, chid!, in West India estates, which be bad been to visit. and was on his way to Trinidad for the sense porpoise, when the vessel was driven on shore. They had been for three days without provision, and bad gives up all hope. of seeing land again, so much so, that the Mojar had written a letter with the in tention of committing it to the chance of the wave.. The Major wrote to Sir Sobers Wilson of the handsome manner is which he was received by Admiral Brion sod General English. The Admiral sent his own cutler to Trinidad with him. He promises to return to Margarita in a short time, and even talks of accompanying General English on his next expedition. a The arrangements made by General Eogliah for the de fence of the island are greatly to his credit. He was inderm logahle in his efforts; and, shortly after the first appearance of the enemy, had culletted all the British troops from the interior, and made a disposition of the native fiote, of which the Governor had intrusted him with the command to the ' amount of 2,000. A fort was hastily raised, commanding the town, on which a formidable battery of 32-posonoiers was planted. The men lately arrived, belonging to General D'Evereux's legion, assisted is raising thus fort, and it was extremely pleasing to see the alacri y with which they wink ed at it. Siert the blockade commenced, several vessels arrived here with another division of this enterprising udi eer's legion. We now count nearly LAOO British muskets of his force skate. I never saw Gam fellows than these Liab men : their appearance and eseduct is admirable. Of the greater part of the sinters, I em mare I ran say the same. Many, however, as might have bees expected, have turned sot hut badly. Aimed sweaty, thank God ! have left us : they sailed a few days hack is the Chichester fur St. The was's. They will, um doubt, cirenlate Gore stories; but, be lieve one. Ines puesessisg fewerof the qualification. fur a sol dier's life have seldom borne a commission. To give you • specimen : Colonel 'a melt were disco. blurted on Wednesday. Thursday he complained of feeling newel', and on Friday romporated leave of 'bemire fee nisi months to recruit his health at Jamaica (a climate proverbially melsealthy to Enrolls a as). A part of this du tight y officer's baggage consisted of aim dozen of lavender water. What think Ton of that for a Yea simian soldier! He would require a mole to carry his perfume. They complais, 1 ant told, of privations. They certainly get uothing bet as abundance of fat turtle, di ketone large fish, strung brandy, with fresh baked bread, sail due dour fur cakes or puddings every day ; plenty of delicious fruit, and a constaut welcome at the General's or Admiral's table. The iub.ilaitaula wil lingly give up their haulms to them. The duly required of them was andleividly easy, being only desired to drill them selves, that they might be able to discipline their was me men. Thor, for them, was to,. Vela as exertion. Foarefor their. health would not permit it ; and the allow's". were km little to satisfy them, or to Maio even the appeasamee of their services. 'nary have left us, and like all who have left the serail*, they are mime holiday seldiMit. 1 Mirer knew an Commissioner Muntinglee bad concluded some begociation with the Sultan (the object slot distinctly known), ore cotes ddion of which stipulated that three boatages Princes of his family, should be surrendered to the Voreh: The tisoe fixed upon was seven in the evening; but Muslieglw patched a messenger, requesting that an earlier h o ur tort be appointed. His envoy found • the gafra of the Kralove closed, and saw preparations making .for battle, which in duced him to proceed to the corn nianding "Weer of shunt 20a Dutch trooper stationed near the Palace, who *ere :ill 1.21.4 to embark for the other Fide of Ibe river, obese NI onto.4t e was stationed. The troops embarked hastily with their baggage, but were *red on from a battery of heavy gnus, upwards of 30 in number, awl suffered roe/sides idsly. A cor vette and schooner, stationed in the river, opened a b. esy fire wpm the Keaton soil battery, under the cover of stn. the troops rushed to the assault. They found the outer gate open (a traps.), but On ,woceetling to the se toad, met with an warm a reception, ikji they eh ew off aOh the loss of several men ; and about this time fire from the vessels slackening for want of =monition, the booms were all e so b:Aced, and the place comely evacuated. They Lawe since reached RenC3. and Mentinghe Is isarriseel here from that place. He has proceeded sifter the G o re s -oar. atm is :eh. sent in the interior. The number of troops at Pines is stated at 800; but a large expediliou is metered to he in ren des*. Gnus heave of 1,:s0O or 2,000 mew Nothiug will be done until the receipt of else Governor's oink's, whirls lee may flail expedient to give in person, soil will probably se. tetra for that purpose. The native" in the mesa time will have leisure to strengthen their defend Va. They are said to have some heavy guts, abide are conjeciurcd to have beets obtained from the wreck of the Alceste frigate. The Dose's talk of sending one of their 74's with the troops, fur thee purpose of demolishing the works ley the weighs of metal, and if such • ship can. get up the river, it is supposed she will effect that object. The new settlement of Siescapore, to which Sir Stamfoid Mlles is about to iransfer the seat of govenimem, IS creasing is • most extraordissasy degree by the emigration of Chinese and natives from Malacca, Mein, noel Lai3m, :out being declared free for 10 years, sill must prolddr4 he freely resorted 10. The abandonment of Hencoolen, need other unprofitable settlements on the roast of Smolders, seems, at all events, judicious; it is perfectly useless as a check on the Dutch, and supported at au enormous es prase. _ A POLITICAL WARNING. The Dublin Weekly Register cowman' an able Review of the Political State of litlaud, fur the last thirty years, addressed as a wariiing to wen. It concludes thus : " Such is the brief summery related in a soh. slued tone, of the real history of Ireland. upon the moral of which it may be war/4 your while in your leisure motuents to reflect. lit rightly studied it will equally deter you from any acts of illegal vies knee (let all the odium of that remain nun your enemies), and on the other band it will warn you against the dangers of unconstitutional apathy, or of implicit reliance on the wisdom and motives of the present directors of your destinies. Upon th.s latter point (before I have clone) it single won'. Nut only is the same system, which reduced Ireland to what she is, at work upon Ettgl iiid, but some of the identical men who gave her the death-blow. and who must in consequence he impres►ed with a horrid confidence iu the powers of the sword, are now enjoying tack and authority among you ; after having exhibited such taleuts for tragic scenes upon • provincial theatre, they have now assumed the more ambitious task of drawing sighs and teats from an imperial audience. It may be worth your while to remember this. It ►nay be worth your while to ask yourselves, what claims they can have upon your confidence ? Would you intrust your lives to the pretender whose noxious drugs had sent a brother or a friend to the grave ? Between you and them what constitutional sympathies Call sub sist In whatever way the present contest may rho, they feel sure of their reward—what honourable interest then can they be snpposed to take in the event ? the same that the lievering vulture takes in the issue of a fight—let the conflict terminate as it may he will have his feast. Do you not perceive that in such men every feeling of country must be dead ? What sympathy did they shoe fur their west. which they devoured, till its means of satiatiug the►r rapacity were exhausted—or can you for it moment doubt the ravages they must have coin. witted, or the motives of their emigration ? very appearance of such birds of prey upon j our shores, is the clearest proof that before they %stria driven to loam abroad, the COMMIS on which they had fed at borne must have been picked to a skelee toes. Be not then so Infatuated as to rely on their patriotism awl fidelity. They betrayed then original duties—can they respect any new ones ? They have claimed spd found the deserter's wel come—hut are they, to escape ti4e deserter's fate, that of being for ever the objects of vigilance, so.. picion. and contempt ? 'I These remarks (in my view not unimportant, but such us they are) I offer to poor consideration. To me it appears that the wo g our iiistusy hold♦ out, iv at this othaeutestitled tO your peculiar wens II