The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1826-02-20 00:00:00

in. (Laughter.) The right.hand of fellowship would as if they had been delivered In the wine?. The writer of the letter , t ei eater etic.itirar,,erchilt green to induce them tore. proreeded to ale this tli•eio•iir.: w:is no brrarli fir Conti let.:(; it had t o:teat langhtcr.) :ittitlt might object to thew lora. liven made with Mr. fti cons-nt, who j ools toheeived th.tt c they Itnagint'd them connected with th e proceeding. I the iniquity of the ?r, ccuilng would not re.- mitt him bot t!- WeltPittal. They should be told that this ineeti4 was I originators, he lies ,oir •" L r •` own !Ind hilt students' ihteresta. ~t ice t„ and he judged of accordinyg to its own pe- (Great apVatt•A: ) w... A th.tt systtii.ii they wet?. tar e d Oi s tlerit hal feared that tiler alight dere!male into u pon to e0 .p,, t‘ ... tit i,ot of Wasp. , :nt he dot not doubt 10111,/ tentpetate conduct or 11 , e The ttifiettrig !.• •• i• rr. , Crt CEIM proclaim how were W. 1. ,. filthy l'ostotril.,- , : natrrrr nacnt he their just grounds of coati laint !t lan.thter.) It yr:o. r.• ,•s of tarcheite, they were entitled to re•pect r.• •li-ir , their ow:, a:,41 it allottid also be conaiderel, that the 1 thew wooli: a;.d of the public would be on ti:Air proceed. The co a e, t it 1.L..! •and wh!le propriety of conduct won id secure w0J1:!; but ir is If. - 1' „,* ...aim observers, ihd ~eive additional force to their I Let th • kr' it,. C. li.r*e. would Ca!tat, and, descreedly. their corn. over :he ha. oi and their ep,aessions to be so ihn. any !Witt:rat Al Cllr t•, w. c dto alhike !firm off' would tie attended w,th considers- Enamor w hfrit t:;, it and very little probability of ultimate sacres. Lame !•.• iniiinating that there were i, .hruluah roc- not, it w ts malittill to the niceimg certain rcaolutiohs, sat down or,:r, and tit vA n: pit excluded Mr. it , 111'. TYt fit f. tio-. rose. After the eloquent manner in which cut awls „ t t i„ : calksof SurgAoha had beta stated by their ptheeo,..i. t t wm. r v, l !..irttio , i. II et.; reniathed little more l'or him to do than Ahnithi r . 0., • he I , hi in his hand. It was not peth,,p,g,•-„ itt „A si • en Ovt the iitoiNtt charter tit the Ctitiege of Stirgtol,l waa the as that graiii,•l by Edward IV, incuri crating itie with li,e etim,..ihy tut barbers. They then obtained the priviitge of exelud•ra aI:A . than practiairg as autgeort„ w h o were nee titre, *lure could no doubt, it,. not of uteir own bo . iv. corpowal with a too to tile extension of surgical knowiodge. This was the object et' the resod Goverment, which lilt Intr. • t tietlar, the :t1 as, Inn referred to. Lx-rpt, out of the year, the ti.em!tera !int! not , r ~1 milesa:tlier were the partieuihr fen:edit so t.ntlly this re pd Mon been ob•erved et who api,tie.t for the ot L'hieg ti••t•ett. ThAwe abares were the !wilt of thecon. • : ;fit were Ilinri! tree. filmic would noxious I y-Luca. At rtre - .• !hi c' irted . 51 the;lght ti.c ua:ua;notb in LI A ctase:!. :w•g t . •t • • ! V.: IV,. C.,. .117. ;IR I ..1;c 31.1M`itli A rrsolutiri , *i':lll~ K Caw n• th, .40r. s 'sun" implore:m.7n of the kr.0w1,(:,;.: of stir. r.tlrti this It.srtltitinn, I r.• i•e!ie%td ti.e wwt not ineotportami IN7 tea a .1 i!. t ir, the iPAT 179 E; they Imt thi If C ~, A n^ t,.ir i;c3.oyre was w mvittaiou• . .;.d , he noto4C% of P.tvliament be the o: t..t, att.l iiitt It I.LIA d.bc.rerred • nit; wi .r.i )o. 1. wai •111 1.: 1 ; had iitt.:ll,:eur it Ail, k!it tcrin •• 1.rg',13.urt.." -.llthr in t atar ce to tiic Ktv. , . in tilt .s.-oe which )Ir. . - a •r^.!~. um, 11:01 put ard CATTI4I.I Ull3 n PAT EY the hecord teutluti.•t t t •: L.. 1•, W.. ‘r7y 11 . .r7-10.71; i'L f •,,ut T!n lea.! p?Cteheel rr ex3u g u 7tll - (7,1•11s , at 3 Li...v. 3:3: 11111 A 41131 1 1,1: ale:11 tp. 1111e!lt te7c a•411!:'. it':e t'l •h od :Cc ! t`ia! .~.:~,,, u. 3 t ut t e wet ' - r , •% there t the amercion :itat .11'r pr.. 4: 3V. ! . . . . y•t reJ to goon tot , . -;••, or own by-inw., ,v tin ughtit iv rf -. Tr'.: a : ~ ::~ f.r i'Ver) j gui:•eas - tor 7rs.. E:%.;1) 'N p;ttp:oel or nu n per -^ ;?' the e.ord t 11.14.• aa•r ti 111 to !viva. mere check: If Ire, t..re is; tentt res:raiii, ev w. , t041 f .; t mon at • r•.tterhil:y to t 47 , ~.X.cll !icter:e theri . _ of n trrti',Sr•e,to e•f hal ry wo:141.14 ra as :he ecrenscs. _• sa is laden is, a:•11 re - v: the as q:aisi. 31r. Itna :h. k- , rn in them all as ,a :a:a: aspri.oase.) 11. was equal to a• I Cal: 1 T04,:.%. , 75. perLarssuperior ~ many. If an wiped:. 1.4%1 waitu tl i t tl.e.ray of his ler , nring, ht ‘!!. King_ - to f:t y. C.:4 the Court tad that tarth i , te-- r i-s. It was an niijrt. stutter' I _ - w.ach thy li,ht as pootGle : Gut how did sl , • 1 t i Nwe whi:ll stifr.i.ttd on-OlL:lfni of only winter nos gen , le.tian tier, proposed the thi;:t resoluttort, the Df tOilt."l a CAIIII/11Deil in hit oirserca•io...s. 11tS I 1111: c r .kit.o r:l. li 1134 • Mr.( u; t:• obi .m.1e.;,!. Mr. W vi•s. A t ti Logr..m. Lt....Li It. lust o triAt to tind fault with tie pro .. un4 , r. coal.l flit give ui. c...isent to t •;)., to prop—.c the abmpition 1%:. r! ,, rier of the •. c niO.t p:. I Olt broad pro '.;!!,..5, or they would wc.!:.litor of ihz r. •nc!t) :Treed with d jars A:)7 n ,h ‘rt of the trr would h • but nn rt . ‘ , tit Oriel' Le ni ri.ght:y informed. at the tail of itscpe oe pr.:toning a remoLstranc., to tilt. Coon s,T t to to Ott! . -urt t,f Exani'ocro ! 11 TV'. O. Will/ tae at one:. (Nevin°. ri EY ('hen; the gentle'. ... Itff44slion 11 •rr .•. I • 71. LsAminer t ringn• Ivtn•t and The to he emit. • The tir.t I• th • r.lllalY f Ituer h tij c4toied Ut • 91. t x :rid the observation. of the gnntlemen onrht c...cet tbe rc*.Aori-ttl before the meeting. t •( a r ere. the i ..he next rould be cut ;:l'y could not de•tA tne lat,et bef , re the 41 th.}mel of. 'l'h:s reAoltr:dut was then put, and a ra.w e h:ct, : I• ,~ ~~. i Chimer !.t. , ~, Mr. Al ti ::.ti a.:41 that regulation wax particularly objet tion.ible I. , er:ito,l all but loopital .nrgen”.., or :boat em. p ~ .e fount of Examiner , . bretimotg let-tat:is. There t 3 o• and rea•iim Wren tLr Cri• i.. the preamble of •• ti•it the though nut :e I..icht be t r i in in , that etitht nut of ten of t! e t'lurt of Ex tali.. t 1...1 e ..tetra these by-i4w. were then 'dyes he.) ins! sta g- t.. 5 •• 11/ there nien. there •ras oppre, n. •• ,r{' ti, rt of Er. orriper. r. attlitrwel.f. ; r (Cl.t.ers ) . . cirittrt If thr r Stich a d.sire P. • • .t run :m,l :he '! ,~~. • i• • .1 a 13v formed •he , rirlusion of rr. 3i. a d a en! or Cie highest wrier. This nail then pro. p....ed a h.orili rti iI tinn , disapproviog of t. e apt of 1 o :he unly schools from irr'..ign certificates w a Lawrence' .1k -.) 111: : . Sr tit- ,‘,..11:e.1 this resolwion, which was put in crier, and Ur. Lr nv t.c feared the meetirg must be tirra o th L 1•••,, % ttr:t held been pro,to to tf of 6 No r ...") T w ••••e 1,1 .librnit to , he roermg w. 1.4 relerroce t tee Alin.t.n.. AU rrin , alikme:! be aware tnat y v., r, tninnt ona..! tv.4 3t the exh.hiti , m at Ese7et ( haft) e. T%e Ilnscurt allowed tit b. w•en tau: rtiontWi in the !eir. an I i :11,e tour mo nits only two days in each wet k, and to::: t. , sit those two days. They therefore rare to the lit it it • : open :Wrty-two days during the whole year. tt•rte. •" It I:on-omen! , ntend dit to arwkwer any one • n- o•ditrZ,l w.a% thirst w. 11; Ina. If t”.• pato.vd 11,(1 ..s kcompetert to • , • ~, r Olen ; th,kt a;. :,t. ~'~.. 1 '1 hr tt,t rt:t%* repo7t h‘ril rU: eyiatnt that sti.-11 sv,:s frustrated C. too. c e.tti,loaue in exist nee t' ri ect rite a . ten 1 " • s .1 it ..!.ottlil be tore.d, that the tlitrieoht of taa • .• , • Conn it souk' hare been 21) ;earl azo: I ••t i ~t t!..rt period in o st taloa of papers c , anposed by I• !" 11. Lute eeserivitve anal ,necoiative ravers wee:- s • • ‘e.utible. anal vrodal bare ceite.;!rtl may one • t' ary t .Icra t., have lure abed the catalogo, wanted ; • i• I tk, say., that they h... 1 'won aII destroy.:!—burnt . . t• 1.,, :I. Mood cries of •' cotpled with the . • ! r Houle.) There was ano:l.er point to %hick c'.ll nicont the library of the Unllegh IV,T4 ar. ,Tr who did mo khow that there' WAS ILIA R 1 - .);1! 1 tell them that tli•re was ore. remain:ow T• Kt trahlab'c b ationa. (fries of •• Did hot ko.:er it," and r [444 t,' .• r.: trout toe .Meeting.) Dmtleinen t tid they tteler •./ i : he he - ' they lieVef WOUlti. I y became ine of h the finals the f.a eg, pns•c•scil. • librarian obtain , - , 1, and the whole time, be rtgulatcd in turn e ai to ailaiir gentlemen to ri.itt by I,lllt to which they lir' an unthiabted right. This tiehreinan concluded by moving n ••lt.ciun . Cisapproving of the Museu n being so little tpm t 6 . inspection 01 the inc,sibers, gird complaining that to the 1t u . • •r • r L 7 'V, rk I , a%c lou of the funds •f he College they had no )11 . • LL:.r.nav seconded the liestnutiaa, which was put and t.r , ted A GEkvi.c2aN, ahoy name we could nu obtain. moved the r 4t I . :son:no.). lie sa,d it WWI rne:ey a lirk in the chain ,0 T..e object n:' i: was o sputa t e dissatisfaction of ti,e Mceting tii4t me , it.ers who attend the College were tumid t , tr,ter it by 4 Lark doer allbj.tt ti all sorts o 7 vexatious in t r,venic.ce, v , ., le the hivoured lew, tha tr,emis of the Court of I...wine r y, a,R ai o.i!tcd by the front enhance and sheltered :r..111 the intim of Lie weadi7r. This was t.ls4 !...c4ntlill and (-mit: I unanlinoualy. 31 r. WIGAN prapoud the kin lt”solition, wild) was, that a fain but testa:v:l: remolstrance be presented to the Court ot Ex aminers. s being second' d. Mr. Wu ,T t. 1. t V :aid he sl.ou'd oiy rto the Meeting an emend rn : , t. Toe utiu.,Ps of yc miplained proem !e I from the t. , 'l,4e having a bad constit , uhi ; and If they wished to piece ate to the ri.a: of the evil, they must seek the abrogation of tSe c . ...rter. (A:.plaiise.) To apply in the way of rernoostrance Meier) , lndiv:il oak who were opposed to their proceedings, stp piiro', t o rat le absurdity. Oa looking at the fte.olution 1 4 0Pose , l, he m;:4 could not help thinking it the offspring of the et tarty: It must be one of the Liaculn • a Inn Oysters. ses i I 1 I: uv.t..d....t : I [7. Er • . 1 1:. I. .• T .v ineeti:47, I . ll‘lllleet .1 o. 1,1 ~ 1 l'i,st rAtit3A,: sai•l he shout! re.ire from the Chair, If there TOU rero eakulated to ii:iate tite •••Ir,. with lervec , Sir. W:IA yew vier. n.:• c ;. illti t.:, SOW 41;sctic.:ni arose. , %O. ti a note toiendltent wra a ..1I•• :.:ption In: entered p' prOCetso I u y:•. a , l•oline I til3' Cr V'ntir I:et—lle had not the slightest intention I the Winter Counts's. to heg:ed to t; car a I: vet. This leder he had received from a member C 04. 4 ,1 w:oi was present at an Interview between 31r. Ilrooas s,eroc:y of the (;011ege (Mr. Beaver). A ffet the o: the rreuistilr.s, prohibiting the delivery of Summer ",* of 1.. trurcs, they sent to 31r. Brooks to rewved him to if , !tUrCS only in the vr:nt I. This 31r. lins.":6 declined wr.s to be done? It was well known ,:;it previous "r - C !(I.llaitifilii Mr. Brooks had lectured fdr JS yearn. It was '"' l, nsii that Sir Astley Cooper was accustomed to say " If you rt to I. am Anatomy, go to dlr. Brooke." To have deprived such 4 MA of his long-enjeyed right would have been to have committed gluing injustice as would have ensured them universal in ' 'gra 'mi. To tcneiliate Mr. Brooks, and to avoid what they had to much reason to fear, the Secretary called upon him. and, in th trice of the writer of the letter he held in hi' hand, prevailed on Brtr , l4 to eonvet to sign the cer:ificete of ltis eumnier courses, ;rt o: the committee r• I •r, th•-n to 4: the chi'. letwr. Lee 'or the ab buctlea%,ot the ,: , . ,: :(, LIVE .71%)9 C 0.3 Z .1; I.: LIL 7' LI, IC; NCR, I.:r : 4, 371r r•ork.e• !:.. •r cv. '• 2.19 bag, The dr „•1. .I„ SA .7y (ie.!! nAr, Fru. 18. nrhsed state, !hozo, ~! :::1111 I !ti :r decline of .94, Abu L , did 73.. I:,r • ! ! t10;::c1 , 1:t! i'mlcn• 0. tif w,vJ have b:•e ?;.'. 19.. 1., . ..ti 1 I'2o t.):l* Ca.r.pcachy L•);; • :.nil 5,1 pun_ au 13U puncheons ••-.:.35. 1.1. a 34. 4.1. prr .F (:f 1.5 tier . cent. 0. P. alth!nigh some N‘n!) - in Cocoa. 1) .! t. and tona •:. Lucia al t Wood at J 1. 3 221. I IP, I.Z' 1; per cwt. ox and ors 50...! at in bond. ilorse •,4 at 33. tld. etch. 0311 4 , ) tiorins Cavil:in it SOH at 'A. a 21s. per cwt. The mark,- for Ashes is e . . r. sv-d, h: 'oaks arc :.0 barrels n 31..) t real Pot at a : 7.. r;!.; :25 Ws. odi at 243.. and 50 seeands. crder cire:itcstv:ces, a: ; barrels .ilontreal Pearls fiS• ': A'•34l A hcs; nutting done in gattchron Park. Larillc., or Brims...rile. Indigo is quite whittle: b!e, and a rtldacion expected. ene, seron of Cochinete, fair silver, sold .it 194. Not!ntr, dyne in (tails, Madder Boats, and Olive Oil. 5 casks hatch Mallets said at rAs.,and 6 casks at 655. ; a few bags Saltpetre a dat :t 21a., and a 'dial parcel food Sicily Sumac, at : little b ,•ter inTtiry 30 tons sold at IW. lOs. for fat., .rod C.d.'. for rrime p':ked St% rna. Tobacco is extremely dull, and pries roolio41; airut 4U hies. taken for Ireland In very small lots. y. ,:1)1,1 g tion.! in Nr.l!!i3, or Chinchilli Skins, or Horse.talr. In Cocoa they: it:. been a very limited demand dining the weer, ..ird in the 13:;,.r two days a decline of about id. per lb. The saves consist of IC9 bad: , Sea Islands, at Is. 6d. a 2s. di. t 10 Stained, a ; 4;:40 Up'.and:., at a lid. ; 90 New Orleans, at 8i I. a 100. ; 3ii).llahari:a and Mobile, at 6;41. a ; 120 Min.., at a 71:0 :'.!art-d , nur. :it 9.1. a ; 1.°41.1 Pernimbuco, at qtl. a 11d.; i^ C..r:h7t;ena, at ; 10 Bourbon, at Is.; 220 Ecyrtidn, at 7;;1. a 1.:0 Bengal, at 6t1.; and IGO Surat, at mo:;ing a total of alout 11.010 bales; of which about 300 Pesnamloitos and no l'plamls have been taken for export, and 50J Cplamls Oil si.eculat:on. '0 *J! L.! a. ; ImpoirrEn INTO LIVERPOOL PROM lit)! TO 17TII Frit Sugar Ditto Vitro 11nbt•ses Rant Ditto Pollee Divo (':•coa Ditto Pimento 1,0,nr0n.1 INCLVVIVE. hiabs Ito vs dat LOA boxra 197 rn.k4 1:114 Lag% 1 , 11;:ic 1:rP: el:to I.Lounrvitarr : Al.rhegany . Ce.lar : rrr.l Lithe Juice . r Olive Uil Ili lea - - to! t ,q 'tar L T:,rpen!ine Fluxbeed - Wts hr!s - 41.1 to COTTON. Demerara;id Varba. anem 21 links Fozvotizn - 11: ) ;" dito . 32.:1; ditto New Ora ] tt :2 ditn .imerica . 9 . .2;:1 ditto 14.!~it1 In the following ves.els from !)t n:erars . I Jamaica 1 'frir.i !i.tl ('artl.agens . I Alexandria (Egypt) I 13:u•.:as /l)res 1 Naples . - I ltrazil4 . 6 Ncu• Onlevls . I United States 10 The Ariadne, eg, is mornissioned by Captain Adolphus Fitz-Clarence, it is sa!:1, for tii? Aiediterran...an station ; Lieutoisnis IL Parker. W. U. Alanstield, and C. Paget, and Mr. tiparshott, Parser, are appointed to }la.—Hump siire T'clegt op& As soiti . e . Of the Nurnhem of the First Volume of La Bilk .4:sratt;ie are nearly nut of print, and as the reprinting *ill necessarily occasion roust.b.Lible delay, early applications aro ear. ristly recommended to tiii•.e who are desirous of possessing cow, plot: sets of the work. with line impressions of its exquisite Por traits. Sustaind by an minivansd combination of talent, is liters- Wry aid the arts, La iNarablre is now the only periodical of note that presents its Sith.cribers with Portrai•s. In pursuunce of its admirable plan of forming a Picture Gallery of the Female Nobility of Britain, it Lax given, since the commencement of the New Series, in January 1:!.?o, the following Portraits of Illustrious Personages, from Sir Thomas Lawrence, Jackson, Hayter, Hawe. Kirkby, and other artists of celebrity :-ller Royal Highness the Mertes' of Kent—Laity I:sR:dwelt Etigrave—The Countess of Denbigh—lady Duc;e—Viscouniess Ebrington—Lily Eleanor Lo et her—lad y Alicia feel—Lail Grantham—Countess of Char. lrville—Lady limo ly Fielding—Lally Emily t'usey—The Coun tess of Surrey. and Lady as:mei:ma Agar Ellis. The follow. lo; an in preparation fur the forthcoming Numbers lie Duchess Dowager r.f Richimind—Family Marchioness of London. d:rry—The illorchioneis of Imultinderry—The Hon. Mrs. Hope, he. Title elegant publication also gives Monthly two co. Inured 'what of the !'anions. The literary department of La Belk Ancentkc oasibts entirely of original matter of a very high character. 1V on N aNTTO DC ATII.—On Saturday afternoon, be:wc. n inle and two o'clock, a woman of die name of Johnson, o :e of tile nur. , es of Greenwich Hospital, was burnt to death in the t I tarrng dreadful manner .—The untOrtunate woman, who resided near the College. went home on Saturday morning, and idler liar. Mg dinner with her husband, the latter went out, leaving his wife siting by the lire. A short time after he hail gone oat, mime per. ears in the house were alarmed by the faint cries of Mrs. Johnson, and, on pnweeding to the room, found her burnt in a most shocking manner. and the poker lying close by her .side, which it it sup. putted fell out of the grate, and set lire to the poor woman's clothes while she um aslev. She was conveyed to Greenwich Irospital, but. of er an hour's excruciating autnring, expired. Con o n's I NQUEsT—Srlel V E.—Oli Saturday evening an inquisition teas taken at the London Hospital, 3lile-end-road, before J. W. Un win, the district coroner, on view of the body of Peter Sire, hue pilot to Lord Strangford. on his voyage to St. Petersborgh, whose death was occasioned by two severe wound', nee on the arm, and the other en the throat, eelf.indieted with the invention of committing suicide. The evidence given on the occa sion was as follows: Mrs. Jane IlaU examined—l reside opposite to where tho de ceased lodges!, in White's.yaril, A ldgate ; about three weeks since I heard a great noise asd contusion in his house, and in conic. tmenre went thither. I saw him bleeding profusely from the neck and left arm. lie Wag instantly taken to the hospital. 1 was in. Ponied, when 1 RAW him, that he had indicted the wounds himself: and that I:e was in a det.ngei: slate of mind when ha did so. Mr. John Sialcoinson examined—l am a pupil belonging to this hospital. (in the 22:1 of January, the deccasial was brought into the institution; I then' examined hie person, and found a very deep wuJnd on his throat, and another on his left arm. Ile confessed to me that he had Inflicted them himself. They were the cause of his death. lie here handed to the Coroner some papers, which he laid were burial about the decemed ; one was a copy of a memorial to the Lords of the Admiralty, refloating remuneration for his ser vices ail pilot to Lord Strangford, on board a British man of war, and descriptive ef his distressed circumstances in a foreign country. end the other las the copy or a receipt, with blanks to be filled up in the eve. tof his application proving successfuL It is supposed that its having proved the reverse deranged his mind, and drove him to the committal of the fatal act. Tie Jut returned a verdict of " Insanity." Ball Inn, Bath. Solicitor, Mr. Stone, Bradford; and Moan. pet. Son. and Meredith, Cray's Inn. dirtrur WAnn. IVarron.svree.. Mllineres. coma-bender. Feb. 21, and March 4, at ten, and April 1, at nine, at the Beek' rums' Court. Solicitor, 31r. II atsd.r., Inn-square. lSAAC II / 1 / 4 6.T.NOrWiCli. morer.,CCA.CrirQ rbnl,rnwn, Marsh SI. and April 1. at four, et :!:: I:nalieriirton inn, Norwicli. Mr. Robert Ilrotii“ti, %rclurck-strect, Ca . ..esst:talt.squarc acrd tat•::i.er, Atamtaat StiAlle. SA . : t'nt. f - ttattr, ar•i! .'.tics SHARP. Writtri4ll3lV nca: 6calcts and chaPo•co. 5 1 4l:cll 3. 4. actl 1, at twa, at t'.e Itifig's Anna, 31411C.1ci1e7•. I , nitt.trint, Kineet ber.cli.wali,i, Inns Tcnipic ; t.d 1—•11.r, riaiit Anne's. :ilaiiclieNter. Josttra l'avr.ott. ecntersal. j ntk , rac-cliant. hanker, t'ealer ar.d clixotran. 3.lnrcii 14, at t!i•t low's, and 15, at the l'hlek Bull Inn, t;.iii.,••••J'., i•i I. at tha Scs•iinna houi•e, I.t iik, at cier‘m. •: . Evins and ri! earman, Hattie -ttari'ain end 31 . r. ir:. .' • • .'. I phut% butcher—Samuel Ilortgeom,Hebtlen.bridge, York, ironfOrtrt. der—Thomas Varier, Staningiy, York, drub. manufholdrer—Joh Gunnell, Platt-terrace, Battle- htidere, bobbin net-bp-miker_. , William Stewart, Pall-mall, commtation-agebt—Ruben Doren. Goldeo.srpare, tailor. 1t . 11.1.1.%71 1:110: in I.ideo. dealer and chapthen, Veh. 1:n. and .Nind !, a: el, :h.:Slork Tavern , . dittocr-ollice, Lin coin's I" and .1 r. 31:dc, JOHN llAr.t. TEtmatc, and itrttcwra. Finch-lane, 0,01 nrn.l e 4. 21..11a.rh 2. and April 1, at tcn, at the llankrarm,' Cour:. Solicimr, 111 r. Lane, Lawrence 11'nuntney-phcc. Tnoatas Worn). Nen. Cie:1%110-one., S.rand, printer, dealer and chaptnan, Feb. 21, 23, and ,11:rd I. at twelve. at the Hank rupta• Court. 1441.e.t0ra, Met.sra. Hurd and JJ!nnion, bench-walk., Temple. _ Jwxee Anct: and Joon Nwiri:ham, lace ms. nutaeturers, coinadasion age.its, dealers March 1, 3 . and April 1. at el: en'', at d, F:yhig Huse ii•ti. N o citighatti. Solicitors, Mr. Feariiheatl, Nottingham ;• and Mesita. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. WILLIAM 11£PPr.11 told JAsirs fir oar n, .Irmley, Leeds, Cloth manutlieturers, Notch 2, 11. and April I. at eleven, at the Court-liouse, solicitors, 31r. Makinson, Alildie Templ e and Mr. Thomas Francis faden, Roamer PEaftsox, liotherluni, grocer, di-alsr tend chapman, March 1.2, and April I.at one. at this: Cutliis'-hail, Sheffield. Soli citors, Mr. Riffiert Rodgers, Sheffield ; and 11r, Ti.unites Rodgers Bucliletsbliry. , T,ioxas FROST and ELIZA:II:Tr( r!ZeIST, Shcf!icld, tailor and drapers. eh. tn. ]larch 1. ;Ma it pril 1, at siren, at the Cutlers'-hall, Sheffield. Solicitors. Mr. Robert Rodgers, Shefs Held ; and Slr, Thames Rodgers, Ilitellersbury. Jogai Wz. La, lienninghiffi, Norfolk. ger.cr al shopkeeper, March!), ID, and April 1, at four, nt the White Ss an Inn, Long Strauoo. Soil:hots, Mr. Daniel Calvet, Long Stratton; anei Neslenild, Ciemeni's lon. JOSEPH BARt.nw,lie s toti-Nurrit, Lancashire, currier, dealer and chapmnn, Aliirch 2, .1:4i1 I. at trot, at u'nite's Manchester. Siirantors..llr..ltitirs John, l'aisgray.:.place, Tern ple-bar ; and Cht,thain, Stockport. JOSEPH %I tutelar. Mai:chesier, factor, dealer and citaptuan, Itlarch 3. 4. and April I, at tate. a: White's Iltitel, Manehewtr. Solicitors, AL.3.41t, Adiingion, 07,-;.17, and FaAlkler, Bedford• row a and '3le s .trs. ;tlorri, and Onnlden, .SAtt n. jun.. rt , e”r, tea d..ah.e, dealer and chapti.an, Alir.h 2,3, and Apr:: I, at ttc.tler, at the hush Tavern, Bristol. solicitors, :-an, and 3leretlith. Holborn- CCtir, Gray's lon ; old 311,3413. list, ni-,t 3 1 . 4 1 B r i sto l. fitCHAHO M ARnov.Touley.t r .e!, Son • h wnrk. d el i eran d chanman, Feb. I, March -I. at tw:•tv!, and April at one at the Bankrupts Court. Ito:, Jlr. Chu.rr, Joux fu.txr. Grate thurch-vr,et, rti,esettnaiicr, Feb. March 4, and April I. at one, at the l'Ankrup:% . Court. Solicitor, Mr. Ronalds. king's-Arms-yard, ..tiari-street. THOMAS 0t.E.1. M Goiborn perrunter, dealer and clutptnan, Feb. 2:,. t ! ven t 23. Ind Aril 1, at ten. nt the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. rraz2r, Symond - s-Inn, Chancery-lane. JACOU Dn. tc Lowe, York-pi:tee, eamlnrwell Neer.rond, Surrey, stoat-broker, dealer and chat than. Feb. 2.5, at nine, March 11, and April I, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Utorge Score, Takenhoune.yard. _ SCOTCH SEQUESTRATTONS. JOFfX CITILLEX. Stirling, sneteicatte ; Creditors M meet IX Inn, Stirling, Feb. at. twv:ve, to choose an interim factor: and March 9. at twelve, to vl.:ct a truster. %rALTEIt WALKER, rradv,it,:rt, filditgrw, bleacher and met.. chant cieditoni to meet in the lot-viim kotrtns, N'cir.on-street. Glasgow, Feb. 22, at one, to ttanot an interitta factor; and March 10. a: one, to elect a trustee. JOIIY.CLELAND and WI els. LAND, filaspow, joints rod ribinet.rnakers ; creditors -; in th' SheriT-Cierk's office, Glasgow. Feb. 20, and 31arcit 11. at one, for ntinlic e•cantinationt : and in Miller and Eadie's coon•i. 1 , •110.P, Virgi , da.strecit, gow. March 15 and 29, at onc, t r gr..,tra! Jolla CARLIER TIVEEDIE. ; creditors toyneet in the Sheriff-Clerk's office, Edishar,;ll, 21, anti March 19, at two, for the first and second ; in Arnbr.l.e's Tavern, Picardy-place. Edinburgh, 31.irch 11 and 2, at twelve, to elect cominitsloners, and instru.it truexe. Joust KIRKHAM, Edinbur:+, vmodonerchant and ',bade? s creditors to inert in the Royal Etcl..inge Edinburgh, Feh.2B, at one, to name an interim hair; and March 21, atone, to c!.ft:a trustee. WATT, 13ARIL and Ginsfrcir, silk-m,ciinnts ; credi. tors to meet in the Black riLd Feb. 22, at one, to choose an interim tartar; and .larch 10, mine, to elect a trustee. rttomAs H UNTEk and nytnutricturers ; eredi. tors to meet in the Plante of Wales T.vcrn, Gia,gow, Feb. 23. at two, to moue an interim factor ; and .Hare's Ij, et two, to elect • tr.nitee. Ja 31E6 Grans, Wardour-street, :‘l„ithlleses, linen.tlraper, dealer and chapman, reb. 25, Slareh 1, and Apr!! 1, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Coml. :aolicitor„ Mr. 0 item, Cate ttonouteet. Aro t'STE I, ANGE, St: erborre.lanc, merchant, Feb. 2R. at twelve, March. 4. at eleven, and April 1, at twelve, at the Bank. rupts' Court. Solicitors, 31rears. Bignuld, Pulley, and 31swe, New Btidge.strect, Blackeriars. JOHN SCOTT and lIENuY Br acn, Wa!bronk, commission. merchants, dealer and chapman, Feb. 31, March 7. and April 1, at eleven. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 31r. Win. Hicluidson, NValhrook. ROBERT SLACK. High-Holborn, wonllen.draper, dealer and chaliman, Feb. 2.i, at eleven, and April I, at tea, at the tank rupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. lizar.ey w.,1 Spot r, Lotlibury. JosENt Snows/. Loughborough, future?. Feb. 21. at ten, 2:4 and A pril I. a: el •van, at the Bank rupte Court. Solicitor, Mr. liuslibury, Carthusia.i.strcet, Charter. !louse-square. JOHN MARTIN and Davin 31.titTiN JAP:O6, York-street Southwark. mustankraanufactorc:,..'ii. Lv, at ekven. trcii 4' and April I, at twelve, at the Bank; Court. Solicitors, )lusts, Sheppard, Thomas, and Lepard,l2l , sk.lane. Lewis Ltrox, Doswell -street, tailor, Feb. V. March 4. and April I. at deem, at the nankin; ts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Faw cett, Jewin-street, Altiersgate-strtet. .101111 BASSETT, Unlit-EMI, NeW.m.4l, St. Marylehnne, glass and Statirtishire-warehotp , cman, Feb. L'S. at ten, Much 4, and April I, at eleven, at t h e Bankrupts' Court . Sulicitur, Mr. 4 Price. St. John's-square, Cierke tt wvll. 'Jou Et. r. EY and JA3tE.3 B o::!FACE. Brielithelmstone, Sus sex, builders, dealers and chapmen, March ti, 10, and April I, at eleven, at the New-Inn. Bright'delinstone. Solicitors, M.strit Prooker and Coldbatch, BrigMhAnistone ; and !lease. Frampton. and Loftus. New.inn. Joax IttosY, JUDY 31an1t:Nrn, and THOHA3 WRIGHT. Liverpool, hide-merchants, dealers and chspmen, March 2. 3, and April I, at one, at the George nin, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. liithanl Erouk, Caatle.strver. Liverpool.; and Messrs. Slade and Jones. JOlM..treet. Iledford-roa. G swum FIILDEUICK BAREIt, Jlseel lied , silk manufacturer, dealer and chatinnan, Alarch 7, at trace, 11, and April I. at ten, at the 31accleslield Arm.. note, Marelearkld. Soliritnta, Messrs. Bell and Bralrielt, Bow Church-yard ; 11t•are. Griturtlitch andliopes, :%laccleafield. MICUAELBOYD. Union Tavern Inn, Worcester, victunner, dealer sod chaptusit. Illarch I, 2, and April I, at emen, at the Pack•liorse Inn, Worcester. Solicitors, 34. Thomas White. Old-square,Lincoltes-Inn ; and Ilultisworth,Suit, and Finch, Wor cester. WILLIAM AnCUEI, .Maidstone, Kent, corn.rnerchant, dealer and charmer., Feb. 21, .larch .1, at ten. and April 1. at nine, at the Bankrupts' Fourt. Solicitors, Mr. ;idward Lii.cula's Inn. fields; and Mtstsrs. Scudamore and Writles, Malasure. ticontrE Horan's, Over4.l. 31i11, Arrow, ‘Varwickshirs. dealer and chapman, Feb. :.5. at trek e, .larch 4, at eleven, and April 1, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Soli:itors, Messrs. Das and Alger, Betlfurd.rusv ; and Messrs. Bellamy and Himnister, Shipston-on..Stour. itlost3,Aaaattam JosErtt, GoothranN-fields, coal-merchant, dealer and chap:non, Frb. 25, at ten. 31 irch 7, and April 1. at eleven, at the Bankrupts Cuurt. .•:;olici or, Mr. E. Ilury.wireet, Saint Mary-A!te. IticuAnn HORSE. Ballwin 1111, illint-manufacturer, dealer and Chapman. Feb. 25, March 4, and April I. ;It twelve. at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, 51r. Arthur Clarke, ltishopsgate Chnrch.yard. °CHYME STANLEY. Upper Grountl-street, Surrey. ironmongt r, dealer and champ:in, Ft!). 15, at nine, Marc!' 4, at eleven, auto April 1, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Jas. sopp and Jordan, Thidem.lim, BENJAMIN DEMI Hatntnersmith, tallow-chandler, d ea l er an d chairman, Feh. 28, 31:1;ch 11, at nine, and April 1. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Ms ? Lorane, Worship-square, Fins. bury. WILI.TAM Tticr, Elsing, Norfolk, nailer, dealer and chap. man. March 3,4, at tire, and April 1, at too. at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Solicitors, Mr, Thomas Moire Keith. Norwich; and Mr. Thomas Tilbury, Falcon-B;feet, A Identgate-street. Tuomas Hunsoar. High -street. Saint Giles-in-the-hells, gro cer, Feb. 21, March 4. and April I, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, Mr. Cole, Sergeants'.lnn. IVILLIAM Hamann, Cheap.tide, tailor, Feb. 23. at eleven, 28, and April 1, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Humphreys, Broadway, Lathrate.hill. DIVIDENDS. March 15. John Flanders, Warwick, bookaeller, at twelve, at the Bull Inn, Nuneaton—Mareli 22. Joteeph Howard, Thomas How. ard, and Nathaniel Howard, Houghton, Lane:utter hat-manufac. turas, at ten, at the Star Inn, Alaachester—March 20. John Hal. tins, Ardwielt, Manchester, iron -founder, at two, at the Royal Hotel and New Bridgwater Arnie Mrineliester—March 11. Hanle Edward Draham.Berners-atreet, banker, at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court—March 11. Joslas Henry Stratify. Berners-strett, banker, at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court—March 11. Edmund Mathews, College-bill, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—March 14. James Pavel/. Stainer', draper, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Cm:it—March 14. William Richard Phillips, Burehain IVoed Hefts, horse. dealer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—March 11. Jacob IVllki, sea. Burley, York, Bas-spinner, at twelve. at the Bankrupts' Court--Feb. 21. (leorge Gardiner. Sr. Jo:in-stre.et, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—March 11. Saar. Farmer, Birmingham, glass toy maker, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—March 11. William IValker anti Thomas Baker, Cannon-sweet, wholesale grocers, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—March 14. James Nickels, Ilunter.street, Beunewick. svare, upholsterer. at twelve, at the Bankrupt.' Court— Fen. 25. John Cullen, and Francis Cullen', Nicholas-lane, timber-mer chants, at ten, at the Bankrupt. Court—March 11. John Woods and Henry %ViUisms„ Ilaatiume. growers and drapers, at twelve, At the Bankrupts' Court—March 11. Henry Porter, Taunton, So merset, draper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Ceort--March 11. James Sandwell. Pitneld.stre-t. Iloston, 'Jauntier, at nine, at the Bankrupt.' Court—March 11. John Pratt, Ilation.wall, patriot, at eleven, at the Bankrupt,' Court-31arch 17. Montague Levol, Cheltenham, picture-dealez, at yleven, at the Plough Hotel, Chel tenham. ------_ . FILTER AI'INTYRE, Wasgow, shaernalvr lc:eller-met. chant; creditor* to nicet in the SheriY., Cbandicre, Match l and 1.1, at two, Yor the fir.t and s. r.ind I.lCaric•exan,ina., tion s in 3lr. Edward office, and V. at eleven. to chow. commissiOldnn. aed I•.:ittuct trustt.cs. Sasstrct. irorirhons.:-rt efivideni to be paid 31arch 12,at the ()Me uf writer. Cu Par. • .lotitATtrAx Jaarttstrw, Paisley. tinsmith; ere:l:tors to meet in the StieritLelerk's office. raibley. 17, for the tirst and' second public examination ; in Mr. ,mitre, A - tat's fire. l'aesley,lllareb Id, and April 1, ct 0n,,, to cuimuisaioners and instruct trustee. ' 1 t Ni ,! , t 1 ~~ ;~ ,; i THE lIRITISH. PRESS.' FROM 6'.477,AD.4T NIGHr3 GAZE,TTE. At the Court at Carhop House, the 13th or February, 1826, PItESENI', 'Plc• KING'S MINI: Excellent illeit'sty in Ceunell, It AlairAy in war thin d.v niteurett to appoint Thomas tVe.•!ev . LiaNter Frith-lioupe, 1.5 q. to be Snuffer tiiv 11 i• yof 1.6.: hr:r 31* . jmy wui pleased to make the following amendments V.nll: Oxt . l'o-r Williams Freeman, made IVilliam r • Will.stbs rrcen , lNn. Pen . i ~, )I,e—Jonailian lloaorth Peel, made Jonathan Haworth .11 , gle-1:7-71110 Davies Griffiths. made Hugh Davies Griffith. .1t the Court at Carlton linu,e, the 15th of Fthruary, 1326, CSENT The V:1 NG'S INlnst Excellent 31ajesty in entincil. Ills N; .i..sty havi , g beet' rivottect to appoint Mnjnr.fleneral Sir Pllttlek Gover.or of the island nt Antigun, he this day took the tisottl 4..\1 1 :% aprOinted to be taken by the Uureroon of nis plsntatiors. srurtry IR. 1324. This Oar the Boron ileCetio, Corny lixtruoiiitEnryand sfinieter Plellipo:entiary fri,nt the Kine of Bavaria, I , ad his first private au. thence of his Ail: es! y to deliver his rr yleatinls ; to which he was oi:rtalurAi oy thr iti,:ht 114-mumble George Clinning. M tjea. It ' s Principal : 4 •cre'ary gate for Foreign 111141 conducted by Sir Hubert Chester, Knight, 31:unet ot the Ceremonies. M I LITAR V PROMOTIONS. se.e, rOreuery 17, intl. Reseal Regiment of Hat - se Git.irds—Lirutenant George Saveloy Hill to be Askitteant, vire Hirst, who resigns the Adjutancy only. let Ite.ginieot of Dragoon Guarda—Detnet John Baden Morris to he Lieutenant, by ot-clia,e, vice Reed. promoted; Hawke', Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, view Morris. direr--Veterimry neirgcon John Ryding has been superseded, to , vint: been ahretit without leave. let Regiment of Magtwore.—Calimin Beniamin P,verard, from the half-pay, to br efotain, vice Samuel tyrolowe, who exchanges, receiving tlie 7tli Regiment of Light Dragoons—Ed. Bryan, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. vice :lizgs, proninietl. 1.11 di.to—rorne! .I,,ltnsen 1) be Lieu!. by purchase, vice Davie, pm:noted in th!:.:9•:, root ; 11. A. Reynobls, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur:base, vice Johnson, 13. h ditto—t,rnet J. G. Ogilvie, to be Licitt. by purchase, vice Curyne.Thatne, pritmoietl. T. 11-naon, Gent. •vice Alexander, pronnucil ; 11. Elton, titnt. vice Ogiivie--to be Carnets, by put. . . - ItLlt ditto—Lieut. W. ISTilianta, from half-pay Ist Dragoons, to be Flyncioct, ri.T Neylanct, gloccaseii. sat, or Grenadier 104iinctit of Foot Gruanls--En4ign E. Jeykell. from iliv h to be Ensign and Lieut., by tureliase, vice St. CLiir, romo;cd. 221 Re :Litz-vt nt Flvt—Lieut.-Col. R. Mace, from the half-pay, to be Lieut.-CA, vice .1. Itoht, who cse-,,n._ ! es. t ititto--Lieat. T. Moete, from the 20th loot, to be Lieut. vies For , ALr. wh 111.2 appoiminent Las not taken place. t';:h A.itimare. Gem. to be li:lsiv, by purchase, eke StLrlh.g, anpoimed to the :lib Foot. ?Um ei:to—tlnspital..lasigtant J. Forrest, 31. D.. to be Assistant. • . So,;:on, vies itiolt•dge, promorel In the 33th Foot. ihtm—Second Lout. aces AJj. A. Young to have the rank of Ctr•t Lieut. ' 221 dirt.—Major W. R. Clayton, from hstlf.pay 49 , h Foot, to be ftl. , jor, vice B. lio:gatc, who exchanges, receiving the dif. recent!. 24" i (limp—Ensign F. T. Maitland to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Csinpheil, rnmoted. Ensign A. C. Sterling, front the 16th Font, to be Ensign vice 3laitiand. 331 tlitto—!;:i,ign D. H. sluelcul, vice Gibson, deceased ; Lieut. F. Elliot. nom the Royal Engineers—to be Lieutenants with. out purehn.e. O. Talbot, Gent., vice Mackay, to be Ensign. Lieut. I'. J. Galloway. vice Thain, promoted, to be Adjutant. 'G h ditto—ASAistant-Stirgeoa J. MacGregor Malloch. M.D. ' from the ICtli Eight Dravons, to be Surgeon, vice O'Fiuherty, do. ceased. 331 i ditio—Erslgn IV. Bartley to be Lieut. by purchase. vice Briggs, promoted is the 0311 Foot; 'l'. W. Edwards, Gent. to be Ensir . n, by purchase, vice Bartley. 60:h ill:to—Cart. Hon. 11. Ml. Upton, trnat the halfmay to be Capt. vice A. Stamp, who exchanges, receiving the difretence i E. W. Evcrsley, Gent. to be Second Lieut. by purchase, vice Van. doieur, promoted ; Cipt. E. Coxen from the half-pay. to be Paymaster, rice M ' Laurin, appointed to the tst Dragoon Guards. 73(1 ditto—E. H. H. NVillissison to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Toonslicrul, promoted. 75th ditto—Lieut. E. Daniell to be Adjutant, vice Ilutchcon, who reigns the Adjutuntcy only. ' 77th ditto—. Lieut. W. 'N. Persse. from half-pay sGth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice W. IF. Tresat:, who exchanges. 117th ditto—Lieut. J. It. Ileyland, from the half-pay, to be Lieut. rice 11. Nl'. Delbsrres, who exchanges. k'd ditto—Captain Hon. James Sinclair, from the half.pay, to be Captiitt, by purchase, vice 11. M. Madden, who e x c h an g e s. nth ditto—Lieutenant William Kelly, from the 33d Foots to be Captain, by purchase, vice Porster, promoted ; T. B. Hunt, Celt. to be Ensign, by n..trhase, vice Cheney. 3::th iii:to—Lieuteuent 'l'. from the WM Foot, to be Cap. lain, by rimiest, vice ~'ikon pro:noted. Royal Staff Corps—Sec Lieut. C. Stotlilart, vice Pearson, ap. pointit to the 90th Foot. Ceylon Regiment--Sccond Lieut, D. 3feaden. vice De Chair, de. cea.,e(l; Licittenant it. F. Fellows, from half-pa• 2;1 Ceylon Regiment : Lieut. Lord W. F. Motitugo, from 90th Foot.-to b' First Liuetenants ; A lexsnder Grant, Gent. by purchase, vice proutotel ; C. White, Gent. without purchase, vice :dialer—to be Second Lieuts. 110SPITAL STAFF' Dr. T. Caren, from tli thlt Foot, to be Physician to the Forces. To be ilospital Assistates to the Forces--W. T. Rankin. 31. D vice 314e1e01, who resigns; J. Mseketizie, M.D. vice Sinclair, appointed to the Utith Foot. UNATTACHED. • • - - To he :tinier§ of infantry by purchase—Copt. W. F. Fortta from the b7th Foot ; Capt. J. Watson, from the 911th Foot. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieut. P. s; ydney, from the Lite Ouargla; Lieut. C. T. Bird, trout the Cape Corps of Cavalry; Lieut. 1). Conohell, from the 24th Foot; Lieut. lion. J. St. Clair, from the l e t or Gre na dier Font Ousede; Lieu; J. Earl of Donation, from the 7th light Dragoons; Lieut. T. B. Baker. from the 14:h Li g h t Dra g o o ns ; Lieut. E. Towns. bend, from 79d Foot. To be Lieutenant of infantry by purehae--Ensign F. Price, from the ribb Foot. The under.ntentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of their half-pay :—Mai.or C. Bird (Lieut.. Col.) up in half.pay Nth Foot; 313j0r M. Leggatt (Lieut.. Col.) up on half.pay Wl.t: Foot; C.lpt, - W. Coffin, half-pay 15th Foot; Capt. J. Dyne, hall.pay 2d Ceylon Begin:Ent; Capt. C. Brown (Col.) 9Gth Foot ; Capt. R. N. Compbell. ha lf.por 94th Foot; Cato. G. Ilurrowea, half.pay 3litb Foot: Capt. N. Blithe, half.; ay Independent Companies. Cant. 11. Pigott, half-pay *l2d Foot ; Lietu. T. Luttrell, half.pay 51st Foot. 111 EMORA NDA. ..... ....—.. The arpointment of Lieutenant Kent.. rrom half-pay 60th Foot. to be Pcymaster of the In West India Regiment. stated to have taken place on the Stl November, Ite2i. has nut taken place. The Christian names of Ensign Caldwell, appointed to the Igth Foot, are Clark Manes. The Christian name of Dr. M'Queert. or Pointed Surgeon of the Ceylon Regiment, it Alexander, and not Abraham, as formerly tutted. Feweirts Opts, Feb. 18, 1138. It has been notified by the Itrazillan Minister for Foreign Affairs to his Majesty's Charge d' Affaires at Rio de Janeiro. by a eon). tin:ideation dated 7th of December last, that the Emperor of Brazil had ordered to lie constituted • strict blockade of the ports in the River Plate belonging to the tiovernment of Buenos Ayres. Forelex Qffiec, Fcb. 18, 11228. The King has been pima d to appoint William Taylor Money. Erg. to be his Alsjesty's emstil at Venice, and in the Austrian Territories on the Adriatic Sea, DECLARATIONS (►F INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt (Alice, under Act G Oen. 4:14c. S, see. 81. GEORGE Joirssov. King Stanley, I.lloucestershire, wool. broker. (Filed Feb. 15.) SAM riL AItSCOTT, Buck faldeigh, Derenaliire, carrier. (Flied Feh. 16.) _ . JOlll , l CARTER, Oxf.rd-street, 3larylebone, furrier. (Filed Feb. IV.) . BANKRUPTCY ENLAROED„ James Searle and Samuel Brown beetle, Saffron Walden, Eases, and Bishop Stortfortl, ilertfOrdshirc, bankers, from Fcb. 11 to March 7, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. TIANKUPETCIES SUPERSEDED. _ _ John Jasper (:Arnett and Tlionins (lamer:, Nantwieh, Cheshire, e horse-factors. Joseph tiibbins and Robert Eaton. Swansea, hankers. George Haynes. aen., Clearge 'Jaynes, jun., ar.tt William IVoodivard Haynes. Ncath, tilamorganshire, banketN. Ebenezer Williams, Southampton, shoe-seller. John PtITSCT, lluager.lane, Camberwell, and 111111-street, Old. street, dyer. BA NIERVPV. JAMTS CITICER WHITERALL, r+ottlngham, plumber and glazier. dealer and chapnian, to surrender. March I, 2, and April 1, at eleven. at the Punch Buy! Inn, Nottingham. bond. torn, Ale ms. Mime, Frampton, and Loftus, New inn ; and 31r Swann, Nottingham. rnowas GALL Iliadfonl, Wiltshire, clothier, dealer and chat/man. March 13, 14, and April 1. at one, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Solicitors, 3lessrs. Stone and Housman, Tet • bury, lilaueeererabire ; and SICRSTS. paz, Son, and Aleredith, (bray's inn. . , J onx BERRY. liana-place. wine-merchant. Feb. .15, March 4, and April 11. st eleven, at the Itankropts•f7ourt. Solicitura, 3lessre. PeKKIII and Fmggat, John.street, Adelphi. SAKLZL HART, Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier, dealer and chairman, March 13, 14, and April 1, at I:leven, at the Laitle an.l CERT C ERT IF ICA TECl—Mit m u a c id it sto l il l - ....... ~, a.. 611,,, 1J• "Ili •ays. ol ILM slave po ed isolation in tho West Indies, and for the total 4 —•• ....innatcpmy, C o CO OJT. isroosr." TO have deprived such vices as pilot to inrUStrangford, on board a British man of war, bury. (iloucearerabire ; and Messrs. Dais Son, and Meredith, 4 snot Of his long.enjayed right wool/ have been to have committed and descriptive of his diatressed circumstances in a foreign country. Gray's Inn. John Drake. Shoteditch, oilman — James Br iwn, Penchants. abolition of the odious traf fi c in stases. e . , banktra—Ni- - ''.:' a gluing injustice as would have ensured the m u n ir eree l hi. end the other we/ the copy of a receipt, with blanks to be filled up Jonw BERRY. Ilan-place , nine-MeTellinn. Feh. 25, March 4, street, merchant—John Thomson, Fellehurch-stroer, merchant... . The colonial stinin-vessel African, I.iettt. Austen, sailed ~" gra in ". To cyneilinie Me. Brooks, atilt to avoid wh a t they had in the eveti of his application proving sueeessfuL lt is supposed and April 11,st eleven, at the Bankrupts' fleurt. Soliciwre, 31essre, Thomas Atkins and (lento Tyrrell, on nesday for Sierra Leone. with a foul wind. She -) much reason to fear, the Secretary called upon him , and, to th :: that its hiving preTal she reverse deranged his mind, and drove Pearmin sad n rnigge t, J o hn-street, Adelphi. 6°lo di Theodor° 111111, Suffolk -lane. metcliant—Wlndover Pry, P .s :r awe of the writer of the letter he bald in his hand, prevailed on him to the committal of the fatal act. SAKLZL Haar, Bradford, Wilthhire, clothier, dealer and Type•srrer.. letter-Brunelr—John Pagan, Norwich, Airsper— carries enough coals to juilifdy her engine with sixteen days 1 Ilr ' Brtr , ..a` to eonent to sign the certificate of his summer courses, Tie Jut returned a verdict of " Insanity." chanting March 13, 14, and April 1, at cloven, at the Lastle stn.l J iii.t I!i ~Yk ..its, Tooley- street, eanier--Willisru Miran], Peter. consumption. • I, i i Li PARTNIiRS fi f)75-'-f)'.1"•711. Alex. Denniatnun, Walter 11 - nod. J., ii):::irt.lo , n, and Wm. Wikon, at Liverpool and at Harts, I-merchants, as f,:x m regards Wm. 11'il-on-31ari•!•ne Cour d Mart , Ann luL rcn,, Snow-hill, (ii .'t'l and Mary Cooper. Bortnn-upo.n-Tren!, Siarfnd, All rs--1( (( Frederick !Alley. A lexander Gordon, .•7 ti Jll, 1 11..-strr, inter.eleal:(rs—Thomas Lyre •(l /le: ry T(iiorrlum„ near Leta*. woollen-cloth-maaufacturere--. 1 n• ((e 'r.cu senler, 811 , 1 John Tatman, junior, Bridy..rt, ii'.:l; ljoodn!,:: a :1 ilenjamin °enclave. Gnaw-wt. •',n V.' impel ny, and Mary Lindley, con•m , s?inners—John Bill, Joseph 5(.,,-t(1,.!. - l-.nd. aid IL'iiii,tm Hattie, l'oeel, v. .•• Phillinps and 31ary Ann heath, tam Fairborn acid Richard gronks. I,' ::ear (icisacht, cloth-dressers—John selionehtx.: Marcella , ' II(((tsun. Junior, Mandwster, calico-prinr •N '7l.ler Leta. Win. Graham, and Robert Graham, and sellnrs of' rapper and iron bolts—John Fttndt et d Tr^r.e, Godfrey. Chatham. cnal.mercl.ants—Matihew l).ev anti .7 cuss (Jardine Davy. Yhtsnitt ‘Vharr. City-road, chal-r, erer.a-c. Smith Daintry. John Ryle. John Wintry, and Edward Siny•h, Mades , tiehl, bankers—Daniel Jones to.d John Tibbit , a, Birmingham, (actors—H. Clarke and F.. 11. (Juke, irTimongms--• William Ford Hickman and Henry 11!rkm.in, rtlin , r.thstreer. Rattle-bridge. brick.maken.--William Et!! and .la , !qi • Cratg. Rochdale. tea-dealers—Francis A r.d:_-rmin. jun., a n d . 1 :011f.1 An. dermn, Squill Shields, rope-makers—Wi:liam Conpnr and Richard Cooper, Huddersfield, merchants--James Townend and %Villiana Redman, Dunkirk-mill, Yorkshire, wonted-spinners—%Villiani Wigney, William Stanford, John V.:Hance, an(' I•aoc Newton Wigncy. Brightelstone, bankers, as far ns regards John David Martin and Richard Din^y, .ace=d-enurt. Strand,book binders—William Wright. Tetlitinmon. Miadle(:es, and Abet Wright. Kenton street, Brimswicle-Nuarc-. carroaera.—George Perfect and Charles Retry Podmare, West 3/ailing. Kent, sur. genns—Robert Stalling and Stephen Bel:, Dar;ington, Durham), cabinet-mokers. • The average price of Blown or 7ifus:7ovad. Sept, competed front the returns made in the w,sk fte 1:olt of February, 182$. is 345. 10;d. per handled ; .:11% etefusive of the duties of CuPotna paid or payabiu therson un alyortation thereat into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the rtturns rec(ived in the week ending February 15. I.;:ri. Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Rye. 1 Beans. I Pease. s. d. e. s. s. s. d. s. tl. G/ 0 3t 7 23 11 41 3 39 10 43 4 MURDER OF 111 - R . : - Pit - lcb: ArMANCIIESTER. - The Coroner's Inqurst that sat en the body of the above gentle , man, after three days' hircstigatiott of the horrid catastrophe, has returned a verdict ofltil Murder against James Evans." After the verdict was announced, Evans was brought into the room; he entered it with a hurried step; his face was pale and haggard, and his appearance much altered since he was taken int* custody. The Coroner addressed him to the follos/ing effect :—" Same, Evans, the jury who now sit round 614 table. ufter a long and patient investigation of three days, have returned a verdict by which you arc charged with the wiiful murder of Mr. Pike. If you choose to say anything, you may now do it ; but it is my duty to apprise you that anything pot now say will be read in evidence against you; and. therefore. I would :Idris° you to say nothing at present, but reserve what you have to offer, until year trial, when you will have the assistance of Counscl to direct you. I think ic richt to say that in my opinion you stand in a very dangerous situation ; sad I would advise you to prepsre fur the worst." The prisoner replied in a hurried wanner, as it he bad previously determined what lie should say..-" I ITre the greatest confidence in saying that no evidence has been laid before this jury which can at all implicate toe." Coroner—That tray he Tour opinion. In the mean time it is my duty to COOltnit you to LIIDCWSter for trial. The prisoner was then rensovest turn, the room; the witness., were hound over to appear and give evidence; and the proceedings terminated. The room was crowded during the whole of the inquest ; and hundreds of persons were at oue time waiting outside the gates unable to piet admittance. Evans. ante his commitment, has manifested the same uncoil. cern which has marked his conduct since he was taken into custody, though he looks very much worse than he did at that time; and pro. belly the effort to bear up against the overpowiog sensations which must visit a man in his in:nation, whether innocent or guilty, has contributed to impair his health. On Wednesday morning ne was sent off to Lancaster, in custody of Kilbee the beadle. in o r d er to avoid the pro of the multitude, it was determined that he should be sent off by the esach which leaves the Star Inn at five o'clock itt the morning; and in order to get rid of the crowd which would otherwise have assembled, even at that early hour, it ems given out that he would not he sent off until eight o'clock. As there is a good deal of opposition between the coaches running at five o'clock, the driver of the one in which a place was taken for the prisoner, objected to pulling up at the end of the sew Bailee to receive him, le* the other mach should get a-bead of him. Kilbee, therefore, proposed to Evans to walk up to the Star lay, telling him that no person would be then in the street to gaze at him, on account of the precaution which had been taken.— , Evans, however, positively refused to slit a foot. The otbeer, he said, might carry hint or drag him thither, but walk he would not, , to please aaybody. After a good deal of fruitless remonstrance on the subject. Kilbee was compelled to give up the point, and the coach stopped on the other side the bridge to receive the but Evans then objected to going even that distanc e on IPoTot67l:nd it was only by a mixture of force and entreaty that Kilbee at keigth got him to the coach. He then began to grsmble about the weight of his irons, saying that it was entirely owing to the spite of the officer that he had been leaded with them. He appeared to know that Kilbee was the first person who suspected him as the our. deter, and he abused him nearly nil the way to Lancaster, frequently telling hint that he should see hint and Mr. Lavender both sent to Lancaster before the Assizes, with shackles about their legs. As for himself, he expressed the utmost confidence that he should be liberated nt the Asatees, as his innocence was and would be quite clear to everybody. He observed that if he had been sent to Lan. caster for killing his or T—, he should not have cared a farthing, and lie would gladly be hungthe next day if lie could have shot el, her of them. In allusion to _a charge made against Mat at the New Bailey for an attempt of that kind, lie said he was a great fool not to base prepared his plias better. On the arrival of the coach at Lancaster he peremptorily refused to walk $s to the Castle, though Kilbee told him there were no hackney coaches ii the town. Evanit declared that he would stay in the street all day, rather than stir a foot towards the castle; on which Kul bee told hint that he might do as he pleased ; b ut if h e did not retch the castle by oue o'clock, he would have to sleep in the lock up all night, without a bed to lie on. Evans, on hearing this, and ending a crowd gathering round him. teluctantly consented to move towards the castle. When he aerived at the gaoler's offics. th"iigh loaded, as we have already stated, wit", heavy irons, be sprung at one hound up the steps , and behnied there with so much levity and indifference as to draw down a seem reproof from Mr. Stnirh, the surgeon of the goal, who told him that l.in coodect was very unbecoming the awful situation in which he stood. t:vaos replied that he was innocent, and theft/age hid a right to behave as he did; on which Mr. Smith told flimsiest, whether innoceut or guilty, his conduct was very disgraceful. F....ars was then passed into the gaol, *little abashed with tho adnituation tie had received. Meetings have been heldatha - msey, anti at Newport. in the lile of Wie,ht, for the purpose of petitioning, the Legislature for the amelioration of the condition of the is