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.c. , , ~!. ...., . . . , . . $ • , . -0- _ ----------------- . - -..----.------.16---.. 3 - LA LONDON,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SO, 1820. - ,:,• —... , _. ____,_ ai, - .. --ihr - amalams - `s."'t • -4 s R 711 fif; ~• } -tee Ira; ~ 4 • • AromqVali4f,.• I* say%SO vv4 4 4 ,e.paikso4.49 , Ar4il rti# ' 4 t l6 Aftroa site 11 , 4 ;ilk is rihsvarvila+ c oos.* lel dos , ' Ats veldt Ariisiii4lo I. • PRICIS 7d. NUMBER 5629. TR4 E s AY. PERIOD FOR RECEI TENDERS FOR • 11M BANKING THE INN BAY. OR RACK STRAND, EXTENDED TO MARCH I, 11121. WHEREAS his iHojelty's Government tiro. pour to grant a time of the INNER BAY, se BACK STRAND of TRANORR, in the musty of Water. ford, containiec 1,9110 Statute Acres, or drereaboats, for_ the porgy se of Fvolmaking sod Cultivatiog the MIS! : ma lice is hereby gives, that the Lords Cowintissionets of his Ilisiesty's Treasury will receive. ori the Ist March. 182 1 • instead of the lit January, Isl, as expressed in former Advertisements i Proposals fist such Perseus or Companies as may be disposed to engage in this uarlertskiwg. The Lease I. proposed to he rooted far 99 years. The Perms offering the highest Reid to be meeptvil as the I.esare, lost the same to be Rent Free fee the first Five Years ' sod at half the Rent for the seat Five Year.. The Renhisalisisrut to be complete) within the first Five Years, to ohs adobe. gismo( sash Person or Perseus as appointed by his Illsjesty's Gemiumeat to *ivory this raw. Proposals may be sestbeiditessord to George Morison, Roo. Tremovy Choothiss; lemelogig.i.J • Pisa mud Simms of the Ifirmed may be sees is ash laglosees Dice, sat Demme, Harbour. Treasury Chambers; Leedom, Crestastreet. . owe W% at Gailathall, LOll4Oll. lanuary 10. R. Newell, late a/ Hereford, tailcd,ll4 one, at the Collet House, Ct. Johies-street,Berefoed. January 12. G. Hutloa, late of Birminehani. picthre-dealat, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, liiimiaghant. January 27. J. Morton, of the &rated, Middlemen, printer, al tartar, at OniMliall, Lnndou. limitary 9. R. Cr./amine, of Chelsea, Middresex, vielealkr, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. limitary 9. R. Cassels, of Rt. Swithin's•lats►, London, mer chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jesuitry 9. 9. Brener, of New Brentford Middlesex, (Tema at 'lest is, at Gnildhall, Loudon. Jaasary 22. J. Walden and M. Wattle's, late of St. J.b., Hackney, Middlesex, butchers, at twelve, at Landes. January 10. G. Ragland. of Exeter, botcher, at elevea, al the OM Lowers lon. Exeter. J3...17 27. W. B Jackson. late of Caster. aserehaimodt vets, at the Glob* Inn. Exeter. CIIRTIFICATEfIe-sisdvAair 9: rr. T. Tripimek, of Si. iiiiiiarlhaireSt. MllMlert, bartilmettet. astilinhabew, of Basildon, Berke, harmer.-1. Isaacs, of Liverpool. merchaat.--J. Chrte, of Wakelield, York, hnokselte►.—J. Hodges, late of Clielteolmin,Glottrester,coal enerchaet.—T. Breouand, of Bread.street, Gliespeide, bur den, warelsonventaa.—R. Era and T. Thismassa. of Castle. street, Whitvehspel, and also of Black Huese.yaril. George yard, Whiterbapel, Middlesex. lairroraleiders.—W. Wilson, late of Gateshead, Mohan', ship-tomer —C. Norris, of Bury, Utmost'', cot too.spintoer.—T. Ashmore, of Chelteshane and Winebeomb, Gloucester, banker. PA RTN EItSH IPS DISSOLVED. R. Jones and J. Grant, of New Bruld-Greet, Middlesex, goldsmiths Decrwilwr 14, 182e.—.1. Clarke and J. White helot, of Manchester, attorneys, December d, 1920. M'Calmsn, Watson, soil Cu., of St. John's, Newfoundland, sad of Greenock, Scotlaad, oterehasta, November 17,1816. —II. Britton, W. Atkins, sod W. J. Harrell, of Hounds ditch, Lungluo, back-makers, December 18, 18211.—. H. Mandalay, J. Mendkaas, T. H. Mandalay, and J. Field, of Lambeth, Sauey, engineers, December 18, 1820. Town of Kings.ou-upon-H 011. en !he 1 1 tis clay nrJamn . ory. 1811.ist ten n•elock in ilnsfonenolym. • John Awlerecosa. lase 14 Kist.ton•upoe 11.11. Il.hnrnwt►r. J° 4 " NW. Uwe of Sr. Icomits, YIP, k4hire. wroltnerke k Ulla Brown, late el Klogsten 'trail fiull r dealyr iso tbrs sod terilwaware. THR.4TRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK. rHIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Der. eo, A. his Illojesty's Servants will perform IL. Ores of PUBLIC NOTICE FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, WILL OPEN with SOIREES AMUSANTES! in which something not Dramat lc, bet very nom, will be attempted. THE LORD OF THE MANOR. Sir Jahn Contrast, Mr. Gailie ; Young Contrast, Mr. Bar nard ; Ra.hlei, Mr. T. Cooke; Tremor*, Mr. Brahma (his firm appearance in that character); La Nippe, Mr. Harley; Ralph, Mr. Knizbt. Annette, Madame V.•s ; Sophia, Miss s'ubdt; Peggy, Miss Posey; Moll Flagon, Mr. Mandela. Afire which, the Musical Drama of THE LADY AND THE DEVIL. Wildinve, Mr. Ellision ; Jeremy, Mr. Harley ; Signor Rs f Mr. Gallic; Chadian, Mr. Barnard. Negonalan, Mrs. Bland ; Zephyrina, Miss Kelly. The Doors will ire opened at Half.paat Six o'Clock, and the Performance , on each Evening commence at Seven. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s. Ad.—Pit, 3a. 641. ; Second Price, IN.—Lower Gallery, ti.; Second Price, Ls—Upper Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, ed. Plarev to be lakes of Mr. Itedwell, in the Rotunda of the Saloon of the Theatre. Private Boxes can only be obtained fur the Evening of Mr. 'indwell, a' the Box-411fice. Joachim Fuss, late of Kingdom npon•llnll, hatter. At the Guildhall, in the Town wail CnOttill of the Town of Southorapton, ou the I ith day •f inviirary, 1841, at ten o'clock in the Cir.-nowt,. William King, late of the pariah of Ilulyrood, tionthalltr lcia.joureeyntan to a pawobrotter. t:eurge Ikaison, late of the pariAt of St. Miami, Sisaib ompton, plumber, glogiir, and painter. At the Guitilha3, Worcester, in the County of Worcester, on the 9th day fit* Jaweary, Ittil„ at ten o'clock in she foresarion. Williams Hipkiss., late or Netherton, in lt , e Per" •f Duiliey, in the comity uf Worcester, bl-ickamith. ))acid Smith, late of the porith of llrtotbonen, slot e county of Her:nil, sod iinee of Worcester, in olio c wow/ of Worcester, dente is spirit. At the Shire-Hall, Hereford: in the County of Here ford, on the 9th 'lay of January, 1881, at ten o'clock in the foretivon. JoWn Dale, late of the parish of Kimt,uttua, in the (*witty of Ilervfnrd, farmer. Thomas Price, late of the worn of Kington, in the toasty of Herelliail,iankreprr and grocer) Jolla Mantle, late of the punch of Middleton uo the in the comity of Hertford, firmer. Richard 11•11,1 sue of nfl/lIWIWII s in the county of H.-re fold, farmer and dealer in wool., At Huntingdon, in the County of Huntingdon. on the 9 It day of January, ItS-21, at teuu'ctuek in the forenoon. Jonas Lemon, late of Fenstantun, in the county of If ant - ingilors, farmer. Isaac Stephen., late of Sonserrham, in the coral of Huntingdon. riudwainte. Thomas Middleton, late of Barium utidrr.Nailerrood, to the county of Stafford, w At the Shire-Hall. Aylesburc, in the County c( Backs, on the 9.h day of Jatiuury, IYil, at ten o'clock in the fosesionn. James Brandon, late of North Crawley, in the Ga unt/ c i f Burks, gluier. Benjainio Webb, late of Clieshain, in the county of Bel he, turner. THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of EDWARD PRAT r, late beloncion; to the Merchant Ship Atlantic, iliceinnA, byapplying In Mr. Owen, N 0.3, Bell yard, Doctors' Coutotoua, may hear of something to their *barman,. . Tie.monew, Pisarro, with Giovanni i■ lAndoo. On Friday, Poe:therms—The Dramatist—and The Devil to Pay. On Saturday Mr. Brehm will appear in a favonriie Opera. Moe Christmas Pantomime, (-Ailed The Words-west Ma sse, or Harlequin Esquimau:, will be produced on Tues. &garter. Cor:olanus will be revived on Thursday, the Mitb instant. T D;criabeir 14, IWO, COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREE T. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE _IkETURNS.- NOTICE is hereby given ow all PERSONS who MOS completed their Terms of SEVEN YEARS' INSURANCE, that RETURNS of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. upon all Premiums paid by them daring that time, are receivable here; and it is regliestal that each persons as have neglected to receive their Returns in preceding years will apply for the same forthwith. .I. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Managing Director. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. TIIIUMIIII, • His Grate the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKE of RUTLAND, The Must Noble the MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON, &e. Jse. Asti SIXTY DIRECTORS. Manairiag Director, J.T. Barber Beaseamit, Esq. F.A.S. THE distinguishing Principle of this Office iv, that it combion the steeilily of a nolleflartY lams Capitol with the minorAemodste .r sharing Props as in limos Societies. A pernsamst Capital of 400,0001. has been formed in ad dition to the luetaatin2 Capital arising (ruts the Premiums; and it is expressly provided, that these Feeds alone shall be auswersble for Lomeli. whence Persons insured are effec fealty secured from Ltribilify (de the lAllan of others. Return.. of 20 sad 25 per Ceet. have bees invariably paid to all Persons who have coatinwed immured Seven W.f., whether their Policies wets takes oat for Sever Years ' or were renewed annually, which Relents dories the last Six Years have exceeded 21,0001. PETITIONS of INSOLVENT DEBTORS, to be heard at the Guildhall, Westminster. on Tuesday, the 9th or January, 1821, at 'line o'clock in the furenoon. Baker, Richard, late of No. 49, Bair-Moon street, Bishopagate.atreri, in the city of London, farrier. Noble, Juno, late of Broadway, Deptfued, ift the tamely of Kent, dyer. Baynbana, John, late of Newaham, THEATRE-ROY: 1 1., RNTA RDRIV. /WHIN EVENING. AV EDNESDAY, Dee. 9.c0, will be performed (13111 lime), the new Historical Meetly of WALLACE. Scots—Wallace, Regent of Sroiland, Mr. Macrcadv ; Curnyiv, Mr. F.grrton ; Douglas, Mr. C. Kentble; Monteith, Mr. Abbott; Kierly, Mr. Comer. F. ue lish—Clare, Earl of Glo'dter, Mr. Chapman ; Lord de Clifford, Mr. Connor; Sir Reginald Fetz.Essisce, Mr. Clare mont. Helen (wife orWallace), Mrs Bunn. After which the Farce of KATHARINk: AND PETRUCHIO. Petruehie, Mr. C. Kemble •' Baptista, Mr. Chapmas ; Gra mks, Mr. Blaachard Bisdisilello, Mr. Yates. Katharine, Mrs. C. Kentish.. To which will he *Weil, the Farce of THE SLEEPWALKER. Sir Patrick 51•Guire, Mr. Connor; Samar), Mr. Tales. M. Decorum, Mrs. Davenport; Sophist., Mrs. Sterling. Boars, 7.1 ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. Bd. Ga&could Price, 24.—GslIcrs, 25.; Second Price, Is.—U pp er ld. ; Secoml Price, 6J. Marys for the Buses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the HMlrl4trect, from Tess till Four. A Private Boa may be load for the Season, or uightly, of Braodon, at the RomOtErw. Tomorrow, Slorkspeare's Tragedy of Curiolanuo, with The Warlock of She Glen. On Friday, the Moldiest Play of The Slave. Satorday, Shuturpeare's Comedy of Errors. • The new Grand and Comic Christmas Pantomime will be produced un Tnesday neat. PRIVATE PUPIL. AMARRIED and Beneficed CLERGY MAN, wbo receives a few Pupils into his Family, ha• now a Vacancy; Terms 180 gnineas; distawce flora London eleven wiles. Leiter, directed for the Rev..l. G, Messrs. Payne and Fuss, Booksellers, 81, Pallmall, will be duly forwarded. AMERICAN NOVEL. This day is published. UFELICA the CREOLE : Novel, in 3 vole. dr/ By Au AMERICAN- Farewell! farewell! until Pity's Swett fountain Is lust in the hearts of the fair and She heave, They'll weep for the Lally that died on the mountain, They'll weep for the Lady that sleep' in this grave." Printed for William Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond. ',Overt. This day is published, price Ss. hoards, ANTI -SC EP IICISM ; or, an 116(11.111y into the Nature and Philosophy of Langnage, as connected with the Sacred Scriptures. By the Anther of " The Philosophy 9f Elocution." " It must be remembered that Connexion is nut Identity." marks on Scepticism. Printed for G. and W. B Whittaker. Ave-Maria-lane, Landon; and Muuday and Slitter, Oxford. This day is published, 12mo. price 01 6.1. bound, Stroud Edition of AN HISTORICAL. EP ITOM of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENTS, and part of the APOCRYPHA, in which the Events are arranged according to Chronological Order. I A :MEMBER of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, Author of " weekly Prayers upon the Creation. - Printtd fur G. aad W. B. Whittaker, 13, A ve-Maria.lane. - - This day is pobli•lied, to 12:no. price 6s. board!, Third Edition, corrected and euhrgrtl, THE nisToRY of FRANCE, from Ilse Earliest Periods to the ale I Return of Louis XVIII.; with Chrouological and Gewealogical Tables awd a 1.i4 of Coatempurary Princes at sloe End of rich Knifes Reins; also, the Political Arraoroseuis of Europe, as settled at the Treaty of Paris, with Nut's. By Mn.. JAMIE.SON. Printed for G. and W. R. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria lone; aad B. Hailer, Museum, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had. by the muse Author, 2. The HISTORY of SPAIN ; price Sr 6.1. beards. 3. ASHFORD RECTORY; or, The Spoiled Child !le ftward: price 4s. !swarth. 4. POPULAR TRAVELS aid VOYAGES in EUROPE; Mao. price 9s. hoards. 5. POPULAR TRAVELS no ASIA, AFRICA, and A M ERICA ; price 99. boards. IMPROVED FRENCH DICTIONARY. This day is published, Oa 12ents. price RN. lid. bound, the Seemed Editions of A FRENCH and ENGLISH and ENGLISH sod FRENCH DICTIONARY. By M. DE LEVIZAC. Author of " The Practical Gratnottar of the Fteuch Lan guage," S.e. &r. Thoroughly revised sad ietpruse.l; the two Parts carefully cullatvd, with the itolicetieu of all the irrtgularities of the Freud' Prunuaciattue. By C. EROS. Loudon: Minted fur Baldwin, CFAsluck, and Joy, Pater souster.row •' 6. end W. R. Whittaker, Ave• Ma ria Dolan and Co. Soho-square , ••• This Edition has been carefully revised by the Dic tionuairt de FAeadetrate, has received considerable Addi tions, and contains s greater number of Word' thaw say Ober School Diroioetary of the French Language, though exceeding tt iu bulk and size. CRIPPLEGATE AT a "cry RESPECTA DIE MEETING of INHABITANTS of the WARD of CRIPPLEGATE IVITHIN. held on Saturday, December 1, 1020, at the Baptist's Head Coffee-house, Aldermasibery • THOS. HELPS, Esq. in the Chair; The following Loyal Declirat ion •ap agreed to unanimously, sued ordered to lit for Signatures at this Wien "! DECLARATION. We, the undersigned Inhabitants of the Medial Cripple. gate Within, at this period of public agitation, when, frusta the escrowing boldness of the disloyal toil disaffected, the peace, gond order, and 'the, ties of our Country are endow. greed. in conceive it to he ear duty to declare— " That we view, with the greatest disapprohatio; ssd ab. horrence, the attempts which factious and designing mem have long been making, ist an iafinite variety of ways, lo excite disaffection is the ossuary ; and their eudeavours, by Iteereei, to bring iota contempt the Christian Reliciou, the saved Persou of the King, the Administrattou of Justice, and all our enterable and invaluable Isslitutioms; convinced as we are, that at whatever sacrifice it may he of the happi ness or property of their t•llow.ceuntrymea, the ultimate object of the promoters of these attempts is to subvert the established order of Society, and the Conalitotiou of Ilse Kingdom. " Thal, in the furtherance of this design, the disaffected, ever ready to lake advantage of passiug events, are now availing themselves of the late unhappy investigation; sot frurn any regard to the person, interests, or banner of She Illustrious Individsal, whose conduct was the subject of in. quill, hut that, under the cloak of attachment to bee rights, they may insolently attack the highest authorities of the realm ; and, by misleading the well disposed, and in. diming the passions of the ignorant, more settled, and successfully pursue the accomplishment of their wishes. " That the most powerful instrument employed by these enemies of their country's peace, is • seditious sad licentious Press, which has, we fear, but too successfully laboured to undermine the loyal, moral, and religions principles of the nation in general. • " That, whilst we entertain a strong Pease of the great be. nrfits that have Weis derived to us hum a free Press, we feel it our boundeu ditty, as men and christiaoa, to express our utmost detestation of the many blasphemous and seditious publications of the present day, wherein Religion is defamed, our Sovereign openly insulted and reviled, sad the authority of the laws defied. Vie pledge ourselves to discourage, and, So the utmost of our power, suppress such publications; and we earnestly call me our fellow.citisens to join us in dia• countenauctag the dissensioatiow of sentioseuts equally Mein. riot's to domestic morals and the public peace. • "That, " having the happiness to live in a hold the meat renowned for its glory sod pessperity-i-where etainfort is more universally diffused, awl morality mare generally pre valent than in say other—where benevolence applies her attention to every want—where property is safe, sad fire dom, both civil sad religious, is secured—where the laws •re alike just in enact mein, and impartial in administ ratiou— and, wider a mild soil paternal Government, we firmly re solve to do our best towards preserviag' these blessings to ourselves and our fellow-subjects, and handing them down unimpaired to our posterity; and fur this purpose, we hereby declare our affectionate and inviolable isitachatest to his Majesty's Person mod Government, our zealous regard for the laws stud COUliiilliioll of our Country, slid our reso lution, to the utmost of our power, to protect and sspport the same." T. Helps, 121. Cbeapside E. Rolonsusi. 117, Cheapside J. Lowndes, 127, Wood-street Alex. Gibb, 2, 111ilk•slrcrt A. Sangster, 28, Milk-street Was. Lynes,2l3, Milk-street W. Hodgson, 11, Alderman- T. G. Knapp, Haberdashers'. hall R. Wollaston, 1, Milk-street W. Hooper, I, Stsibing.laue C. Godwin, 26, Getter-lane W. Monday, 8, A Idernearibury Nicholas Stoat., 4, ditto Wm. Gibson, Milk-street W.I reland, 67, Aldersgashury Thomas Freeman, Alderman bury Postern Thomas Hayter, 4, Hunin brae, Wood-street George Hayter, 4, ditto H. Kolle, 14, Addle-street J. P. Crowder, t I, Wood st. Titoism' Betteksopp, I I, ditto Samuel harms, 121, !litho F. Greasley, 16, Maiden-lace D. Sangster, 28,Milk.street Alex.Saugster, 28, ditto Thomas L ever, 6, tlu. J. J. Willett, 8, do. Mtn Mentor, 17, Lad-lane *ll as Simpson and Co. 7, New Basinehall-siteet W. Jerram, 125, Woud-street Joseph Surr, 115, du. Matt. Pia:lord, tt uud street, Zarb. Laiimon, do. Jissepli Baxemlate, do. Thomas Kidder, 33, do. Thomas Haynie, 8, du. Mark Gregory, klaiden-lane, Wood street Mark Henry Gregory, Was Chandlers Hall, Maiden'. lane S. Surplice, 22, Gutter-lane N. Mama ' 126, 1 1' otid.street C.Horturt,Hotiey.kine-market T.Jaritian, 109, Wootl.sirert Fr. Phillip% 7, Goldsmith-it. R. Ingleby, 6,W00d-street J. Tiplaily, 2, Clement-comet J. Ilurst, Milk-street William Cam, Lore-lane Thus. Rae, 7, Dyer's.couri, Aldetiassithstry Joshua Haldren, 4, Love-lane Jesse James, 56, Wuoil.street 1V illiasn Babingtoo, M.D. 17, _ bury J. Child, 71, A Idernsanbury W. Woodhead, 8, Rus►ia•ruat T. C. Beggs, 5, Russia-row S. Edreiburuagb, J 7, Nlilt-std James Byrn, 5, Dyer's•coert Sul. Sheldosi,7, Milt•slreet 11. Wilful', 7. A Men:Danbury W. Wilson, 7, All. mambo", Jas tlaugnsll,lB, AlJetotal► bury 1 4 1. Pa Imer,l2, Al.lermsebery W. Flortun,jemaiussiA-cortg, - - 51 ilk.sl met .1. Mitchell, 25, Milk.alreet Thos. liarris.s, 2, Cleuarues.. court Itay, HI, Clw-apsiile Ambrose Moore, 31, Milk ct. I E. Newcombe, b, Alderman bury Hugh Edeaborougb,37, Milk- street Jolla Ellis, 13, Milk-street Charles Trist, Dyer's-court, Altlermaubury R. Scareatt, 12, Milk-street Joseph Clark, ditto Jos. Wilson, 31, Milk-strert JAF. C. Forsyth, 5, Russia row, Milk-street James Helps, 1. Wood.street Rich. Smith, 126. ‘Vond-st. R. Smith, jun. 126, W 0011.41. Thos. Parker, 10, Wood-st. Thos. Parker, jou. 29, Milk street Jim. E. Tus:r, li, dill° Hasid Melville, 13, Wood.st. T. Wilson, 11, Goldsmith-st. A. Burgle. A.V. Rector of St. Mary Magdalen M I k-st t Wilson, 11, Goldsmith at. C. C. Drama, 14, M dk-st. James Deacon, Lad-lane Robert Spoor, 28, J. Edwards, 39, Catestiiii-d. Thos. Morton, 20, Wood-st. Jacob Bailey, 42, ditto James Sheldon, Milk-street Wm. Haigh, Aides inaubuty T. Wood*, Silver-st. Wood-st. Thomism Main, Milk-street W. Hammy, Clement-cniirt W. Horton, sea. Russia-court, Al ilk-street Joseph Sutcliffe, Wood-street W. Denning, 41, Alderman bury H. C. Gilbody, 2, Staining ' lane. J. Telfurd, I N Aldenmanbery Aiderinatibuiy B. Bahinittuu, 17, ditto B. Foyle, 81, ditto Jobs Nevins, 8, ditto R. Gariirtt, 12, ditto Thomas hot', 20, ditto J. P. Bean, Officiating Curate ur Akterssanbury W. H. Chapman, Officiating Curate of the yoitcrl P.s ri beg if St. M street, and St. Mary, Staiu. in` 'Montag Preston, 44, Alder. inaubury Eb. Be dinia4l,7, t.ouLtuo-lea II FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Creerm-Ofce, Decembe► 17, IMO. NEARER RETURNED To SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PAaLIAMENT. Two of Itonvkikupowrosof —Sir Trawls Bloke, or Twierl CWlllt, i. aim County Palatioe of Durham. Bart. Ca the room of Henry Heueage St. Paul, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTS. James Curry, late of Bersers-sleett, St. Mary-le-bone, bat now of Wersoutb.street, Middlesex, painter, to see. render, &ember 30, January 2, and 30, at tee, at Guild hall, Louden'. Attorney, Mr. Jobs Hansißum, Berwick. street, Soho. Alexander Ross sod James Murray, of Leadenhall-street, London, merchants, to surrender, December 26, Janu ary IS, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atioroeys, Messrs. Jaws, TooOlsson, Thomson, Baker, and Smith, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street. Robert Brown, late of Sheffield, York, draper, to sur render, Janataiy 2,3, sad 30, at eleveu, at the Crown and Mitre lon, Carlisle. Attorneys, Messrs. Hodgson and New ton, Csrlisle; and Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, Messiest- Morse, London. James Forest's, of Kettleburgh, Suffolk, iiinholder, to surreeder, January 3, at roves, 4, and 30, at eleven, at the Sea Horse tun, Ipswich, Suffolk. Ationseys, Mr. Huse, Essex-court, Temple, Loodon ; lied Mr. Pelham, Wood. bridge, Siiffulk. Richard Debary, formerly of Crisydos, Surrey, het sow of Lincolu's Inn-Gelds Middlesex, coal-nserehaut, to stir reader, December 23, 'smeary 0, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Grimaldi and Starnes, Coptball-cosirt. William Pratt, of Walsall, Stafford, retailer of wines, to surreeder, January 2, at sirs 3, sod 30, at eleven, et the. Liiileion's Arms Inn, Penkridge. Attorneys, Messes. Hall and Willett, Great James-street, Bedfiwiliew, tandem; and Joseph Shrill, Walsall, Staffordshire. Joseph Slater late of Wolverhampton, Stafford, ntaltster, to suireird D ecemberer, )eceniber , 29, 30, and January 30, at twelve, at the Hen and Chickens Hotel, New street, Birmingham. Aitoreeye Messrs Long and Austell, Holborn-collet, Gray's. Ines, Lon don; and Mews. Smith, Arnold, and Haloes, Bir mingham. John Hay, of Keilwortb, Warwick, builder, to surrender, J y 2,3, and 30, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Coven. try; Atiurneys, Messrs. Litho' and Son, Coventry; sod Messrs. Long and Austes Gray's len, Load... Edward Leeson, of WPod-street, Lomb*, arid of Coven. try, ribbownsanufacturer, to surrender, December 23, ie. unary 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorneys Messrs. Long and Motes, Holborn-court, Grey's Inn, 11.11. don ; sail Messrs. Trooglidem sad Lea Cowmen. Samuel Scarf, of Leah, York, stalinutooroctoree, to ear render, December 22, at sit, at the horse of Mrs. Sarah tireaves, Leeds, 23, and January 30, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher end Sod low, Thavies-Les, Lnadon, soda' Terlcaster. DIVIDENDS. - - _ January 13. J. Lachlan, of Great Alie-atreet, Goodman's held', Middlesex, ship-broker, at eleven, at Gee What!. January 10. %V. K. Taylor, sow oriole of Birmingham, dealer iu bullion, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, BirM anusry 9. J. Austin, of Akteragate-street, London, corm. dealer, at twelve, at Gaildbell. January 15. J. Cooper, of Cambridge, merchant, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Cambridge. January 13. E. Deal and I. Dent, late of High.strert, South wark, Surrey, halters, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. January 12. I'. Nock, of Birmingham, fame', at twelve, at the Itoysl Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham'. honary 11. W. Stanley, late of Warwick, liquor-merchant, at eleven, at she Swan Hotel, Warwick. January 9. S. Wilkins, of High Wycomilt, Buckingham, and of Ruseell-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, fellissompt, at eleven, at Gaildball, London. January lb. J. Cecil, formerly of Birmingham, money.seri wester, at twelve, at tke °See of Mr. Lowe, Ravenherst, Borde.liy, Birmingalm January 13. B.Gray, of Loudon mad Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George lna, Liverpool. January 22. W. Dickeneou, of Coventry, Mittman, at eleven, at the Craves Aries Hotel, Coventry. January it. T. Wilhelm', of Coventry, ribbismananufac , surer, at eleven, al the Craven Arms Hotel, Covesilty. January SO. P. Bedbug, G. Koster, and T. Harrison, of inane, aril rimber.ilealer. Prime, William, tale of Bungay, Suffolk, fishmonger. Bingham. Ja Nies ' formerly of Jarametreet, lainebeili Marsh, and late of No. 16, Lambeth Marsh, both in Surrey, evers.bnilder. Wile/so, Joseph, formerly of Burlington-mews, Swallow. street, and late of Nu. 47, Curamsatreet, May fair, both is Middlesex, wine-prier. Stewart, William, formerly of No. 70, Castle-atreet, Ox ford-street, sod late of No. 7, Nortbssiberlaad.stmet, Strand, Middlesex, coalenerchast. Clegg, James, Isle of Newcastle, Staffoashire, publican. Fester, George, late of animate, Kent, marnier. Desselly, Dominic, late of Duke-street, Citsamerrial. road, Lambeth, Surrey, liglatermau, and in the employ of Messrs. 1411liess Cory and Co. of New Barge Moue-wharf, in the said county, coal-merchants. Dskin, William, formerly of Julls-street, Bleckfriars. road, Surrey, afterwards of Plummer-street, City-road, then of Tuwer•bill, 'ben of King-street, Guswell-stred, then of the City-road, all in Middlesex, obarlisger clerk, earl late of Ratcl.ffe•ll Goawell-stred-road, Middlesex, cheese monger, poulterer, aud agent. Gibiren, Jobs, late of Nu. 32, Villiers-street, Strand, Mid dlesex, boot-maker, afterwards of No. 9, lliiims-striret, 80. roe gli-road, Sidney, coffee. house- keeper, afterwards of No. 5, Church-law, fflinethapel, Middlesex, and late of White cross-street, in the City of London,boot maker. Wall, Edward, formerly of arper-sirret, New Kent. road, since of White Hart-court, Bermondsey-street, Sur rey, and late of Nu. 6, New.slretl, Dockbead, Surrey, phis. Icier. Bataillo, John, late of No. 11, Rederose-square, Cripple. gate, Loadou ' silk.inannfacturer. Olderabaw, Thomas, late of Castle Dunningloo, rsbire publican. Dorraldinio, William. formerly of York-street, Hans Town, Chelan', and late of Gate-sired, Lincoln's lurields, both iu Middlesex, paper.hauger. Baker. Charles Toogood, late of Cricklade, Wilts, pub lican. Benstos, John, formerly of Lynn, in Norfolk, and late of Wieldier, Sussex, Slaaager of the Lyme sad Brightuu Theatres. Towers, Richard, formerly of Pearl row ' Borough road, Southwark, mud late of Parlia m ent-sired, Saint George's. market, Southwark, both in Surrey, coal-dealer and shoe maker. Rogers, George, formerly of IVooburn, Bedfordshire, after. wards of lassaica.street, Commercial-road, and late of Sid. sey.place, Cummercial-road, both iu Middlesex, baker. PSTITIONS of I NSOLTIINT DEBTORS, to be heard at the Shire-House, Chelmsford, in t h e county Essex, on the 20 , 11 day of January, 1821, at eleven o'clock iu the forenoon. Jobe Beak, late of Malden, in the unruly of Essex, porter. Jobs Upton, late of Waltham Abbey, in the county o Essex, elionsaker and dealer is hops. Henry Knight, late of Little Waltham, in the county of Essex, farmer. - Jobe Fox, formerly of Battisford and Bentley, in the county of Suffolk, and late of Hadleigh, iu the county of lEWX, farmer. William Feeler, formerly of Ludgate.bill, in the city of Loaded, sad sow of Chelmsford, iu the county of Essex, shopmas. Simon Woods, late of Hockley, iu the county of Essex, farmer. James Albis, late of Chelmsford, in the county of Essex, bookbinder. Cornelius Payee, late of Enchain', Old-street, is the county of Middlesex, calico-printer, mid formerly of Strat ford, in the coons, of Emrx. Jobs Edina, late of Masted, is the county of Essex, sic- Walk?, carpenter, aid shopkeeper. Peter Wright, late of Rasemien Be iu the county of Essex, farmer and shopkeeper. At the Castle of Norwich, in the Shire. Muse there, in the county of Norfolk, on the 10th day of Jauusry, NV, at ten o'clock nt the forenoon. Juks Hewitt, late of Swaff ham, in the county of Nur folfolk, stoettiag.assker. Thomas Savory. late of Kios's Lyn°, in the comity of Norfolk, cormelia - sd ler. Jobs Cult, late of Wallington, in the county of Norfolk, shopkeeper. James Hors, late of Welney, in the comity of Norfolk, alehouse-keeper. Rickard Overtime, formerly of Great Osmium, in the ennui, of Norfolk, and late of Spark, in the same county, farmer sad botcher. William Brows, formerly of Cheladeld, in the county of Hest, and lat. of &astute, sear Harleston, in the county of Norfolk, publics.. At the Guiitll ally in the Town and County of the Benjamin 11.61ap, late of Finiiewiuk, in the coonty of Bucks, sheep dealer. lifitn White, formerly of Biltelestrade, iu she county rf Bedford, but late of rimiest, in she county of Back., linker. William Neal, late of Dawnll, in the piroih of Ede's borough, in the county of Bucks, tailor and shopkeeper. Thomas Bucklnoil, formerly of Piccadilly, in the county of Middlesex. publican, and late of Stoke Pubes, in the coons, of Bucks, smith. William Why, late of Wooburn . Moor, io the county of Backs, hawker. William Bench, late of Stoke Pore, in the parish of Stoke, in the comedy of Buck•, publican. William Fountain, of Little Kindshill, in the parish of Great Missenden, in the toasty of Beck., coolosion. Thomas William Faulkner, late of Aylesbury, in the county of Bucks, book-binder. William Payne, late of Waddesdon, in •tice comity or Bucks, carpenter. James Miller, late of Etus, io tbe 'county of Bucks, tailor. At Cardiff, in the County of Glamorgan, on the gth day of January, 1821, at eleven o'clock in the foretiool!. David Hopkins, late of the parish of Nell lb, in tic county of Glansurgao, game-keeper— Richard John, late of live piri*h of . Weston, in the County of Glamorgan, blacksmith. Richard Owen, late of the pariah of Llangaa,' in the comity of Glamorgan, victualler. At the Town-Hall, Morpeth, in the Count), of Northumberland, on the i ith day of Jamsart. 1841, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Simon Cranaond, formerly of Belford. is Me councy Nortbutoberla•J, but Isle of Sonnyside, near N.wtos the Moor in the said county, farmer. John leirsopp, formerly of Mole-row, in the parish oflisot. ley, is the county of Northumberland, bet late of Sisky- Woodfoot, in the said county, farmer. At the Castle of Lincoln, in the Colin., of Lin coln, on the ea day of February, tail, :it tin o'clock in the forenoon. Joseph Therein. formerly of Alford, in the roams. of Lineal., mud late of South Somercustes, in the same county, yeoman. At tie Castle of Cheater, in the Connty of Che.ter, on the 9th day of January, 1821, at ten u'vlatk in the forenoon. Bostock, formerly of Newton by Direetiory, in the comely of Chester, farmer, and late of Frodehem, M the same county. 'shower. - Will iam nougat'', late of Stockport, is tbe count, of Chester, manufacturt r. At the Guildhall, in the City of Bath, on the 15111 day of January, 1821, at ten o'clock in the fore noon. Thomas Haynes (i.netl es Thomas Haines), late of she parish of Vralort, near the city of Bath, iu the county of Somerset, gardener. At Warsick. on the 9th Jay of January, 1511.6, ten o'clock in the forenoon. Moors Markt, late of N 0.60, Bradford-buret, Bimini**. black.lead pencil-maker and dealer in silver and piairt gotoli. Thomas Hughes, late of the pariah of Arlon jests Ver. opitagbaot,in the county of Warwick, conprr. Richard Deeley, late of Heas.row, Camp hill, seer Sir . tainehaos, Warwick.lore, beams arrmaker. . . William Pendred, late of Rugby, in the snooty of War lck, rope-raker. John Hopkime,lote of Wilford, in the evenly of Warwick, blaiksmsib. Williams Gibbs Thomas Alonrrielf, late of No. 13, Ibp calm-buildings, Lambeth, is the comity of Sairrey, author. Robert Wakens's, late of Birmingham, in the cninity of Warwick, accuustast. . . Elizabeth Lowe, late of Birmingham, in the rowdy of Warwick, fishmonger. Christopher Lunn, late of Birminghadi, is the comity of Warwick, pork-butcher. At Bedford, in the County of Bedfaral, on the 1041 1 day of Jaouary, 1821, at lett cr't lock 1O the forenoon. Thoorpsoo, foraortly of Pit khill. mese Stastir, in the comity of York, owner roan, Rad tate ut the sown of Bedford, m the county of Bedford, norm', and ateitsarao • At the Shire-Hull, (;hroceotor, ou the 9th tiny of Jaeoary. 1821, at tin in the forenoon. Thiess Taylor, late of Alston, in the parish of Chub re ham, ill tlis immistg of Gloactiner, hal.i. r. Tame WiSt Isle of Skerbinue, iu klat costlOT of Qom I, . • -I