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ft.ll4ii ~ itds a 1, aent . fa ;, gctt over the arra rails, and into . the taunse, tsistiticlo teoteeaJed himself tihril the get. viato great thliaidrtfist then Ire open .4 the door, sod fa ids eUttgattisiiittlit ; anti :at after they hail pluodereti the fidatior ocatlilt4 total, th• property 1131 1 Isiten to- lodgings, from whence he (Frith) tormeghecmiy eiltht or ten guinea. awAy. The other lifts in consi.luenee titian into CtiStOdy, and hi.. 1 0 seirehed Latta pothiug appearing, or lie n% found to eliminate was dnieharged.. The Joeloritionithesitvipti,:foond Frith guilty. capitolly s and kat teisttold•uut to deceive bitatelt 6y 1 14 *VI of rickshf.w • LA N* . ; 11 10 10 .— • , witcsotioncw-rrstre• . MTSTEKIMS CASE. Os Saturday an invertigamow-which excited the greatest ::.terest, and lasted till si reel/ UM hoist., came on at this of tice before J. E eunint4 Eire) . the Sitting Magistrate. Elizetbeth Bloats., a Oral lit'yesses of age, was brought up in the vertorly of flask; the sneer, charged by Mr Jubs Wright, boemdraper, of Folep t ig t ome; Mary le Note, on tss yieitiu of. haring . 111 several ii 1. set fire to his house and •Itorniture. 4111 e was alga catripd Jrith having, by some ex it-40'411.er, swears set fire bane - bearing apparel of Mrs. 'Wright at mieirmirtimisi, by which bee clothes art re hunted of bee back, and injured beret drbadfolly that her life is de spaired of The office wad crowded to exerts. Mr. Wright stated, that the orironerlindbeen servant in the house fur some time Past, but they nevelt/Inspected her ?flywy thing wrung, mud tin were indoced from the following must extraordinary eir. catostaitem, la entertain an idea that she bad intentions of Cestroliag the boner And family. Wednesday inoratiot, Ja. t..tar:s the - s:h, sbnuit Thalf.past richt o'clock, her gather was sitiiiicin she parlour by herself, and the-prisotier was in the *bop Moue, his niolter,eree seriously alarmed by a fire which Croke out iii the shop, which did considerable injury, sod it euenmenced by some means in one of the drawers in the roomer. Friday, the 71S of Jesuitry, shout 11 o'clock in the morning. his mother was sitting by the fire in the kitchen, the prisusier being the only person with her, and on rising she Cad not gone so far as ebaskror before all her clothes were oo ti. e , roil had it nut been foe speedy assistance in putting out tee filmes, she would have been horned to death ; she was horned dreadfully. The next day (Satiseday), about 12 o'clock to she morning, on witness's return home, he bad nut been Log in the place before he seas alarmed by the dreadful err. ma of his mother, who was iu the kitchen; he proceed. e.l there, and again found her eneloped in flames; he sae reci:eil to putting diem rust : there was scarcely any fire to the crate at the time; the pei 4 was the only perms with 1,,r, and when her clothes caught fire his soother was more than eight feet front the grate. No sospicios was at this time formed on the prisoner, and she Waft ordered to protect mothi-r; on the Sunday he was in the parlour, and his soother tool the prisoner were in the kitchen together, but bring alarmed by her screams, Immo down stain, and found her again cowered with games; he put a rug over, and put inem out ; by which he saved her life. Part of her clothes yr. rr limited to a cinder, and her flesh was materially iojur. • lie iris..urr hind just left the kitchen at the time this hap pened, nod when his mother was creasing she kitchen she ti•uo.l herself again in flames; her clothes were burned off Pier back ; she did not know by what means she caught fire, but was fully confident that so spark flew on bet; she thought sioneihitig supernatural attended her. She describ ed when the flames touched her skin, that she fell it like knives crosring her. The prisosser when this happened burst snit laughing at his mother, although her life was in peril; ti.e presumption on his mind war, that the prisoner had ti row') somethieg on brr so cause the burning. On she caietay his, mother was placed under the protection of his •••Arr, lint happening to go into the kitchen, where the pd. e,ne r was, her clothes, by some uokauwo miens, .Rain (Alight fire; her violent screams alarmed Miss Wright, who went doves stairs and found her clothes all in flames; she tore off her clothes as well as she could, but she was injur e so dreailfolly by the fire, that she was put to bed; they left her apparently asleep, but in a short time after they were again alarmed by her screams, and on goiaz up stairs found her iii the bed surrounded by fire, the bed *A the ensuing being all in a blase, and rbe mtempting to estitipiiidi them ; the house and property was much med. The prisoner was afterwards sent up stairs, sad she came down again, saying the room was all on fire; they went up stairs and found one of the rooms all in flames; they were with tench difficulty put nut : she next alarm was ou 1 ...erslay at hilt--past eight o'clock; when he return. eJ home his sister met him, and said the place had been in t' e utmost conforion, and again on fire; the counter (a fix. t.• , e) was literally destroyed, sod the place was filled with entoke arid lire. There were two drawers belonging to the rcuater, the one marked A and the other 8; the fire corn. oirriceJ in the drawer A, which was injured, and that molt ed B without the least symptoms of fire in it, was given to ft- Pi isoin^r to take into the coal vault; she took it down, Lot iihortly returned. saying the vault was all on fire; on pro. reeding thither be found she coals all on fire; engines w orse,' and is was put out; the drawer was lying there; the farrisly wets now in a state of alarm, and Mr. Edon, a neigh. LJtir,prupuse4 silting up all night with Miss Wr.ght to watch this house. The Prisoner was ordered to go to bed at eleven o'clock, at which time she went, bet she shortly returned, boriging them to go rip stairs, that Mr. Bannister's room (i.e of the Inilcars) was on fire ; they went up stairs to Bamitstres Mani and found him going to bed, and callog out fire; they were not satisfied, as they smelt fire, and witness opened his sister's he.l room door, when be was heady knocked down by the flames and smoke rushing stoma him ; the room was filled with emuke, thick aid decree, soil she room all in a blase. He went to a mahogany chest of discern the day after, all of which were lucked escept one, on opening which the flames rushed out sun him, and the drawers partly were burned to a cinder. At four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, another fire broke out la the same room, although firemen were em. ',toyed to stay is the house,aud had stopped up the preceding roght. The folleasiog meriting. about II o'clock, another fire ltroke out in an apartment up stairs, sod did considerable Juiory. The Prisoner, os the discovery of the fire, was seen rtem by the disserossole; vurysuspiciosis cir a installers, soil he ordered bee instantly to quit the bowie. He spoke to Mr. Leckie, of the Pre Office. The officers of thes establish. mint were employed to make every inquiry, and since the Priamor had quilted the place they haul not ouderguue the least almost. His mother was confined it, her bed, and was under the care of a Surgeon, without the least hopes of recovery. bliss Wrjght attended in a very weak cosiditiou, and co,. roborstest every thing her brother had silted. ['hook, the officer, here stated, that he bad made every in. "Ailey auto the characters of the lodgers, which were very g o od. Air. Bannister, use of the lodgers, said be was porter in the employ of Tr. Irwin, hatter, of Oaford-Greet. On it., night of the lire he heard some person welkin is the •oarinsent over his, and afterwards beard them mime down god row Mimi Wright's chamber. lie thought it was the Preaner. Shortly after he was alarmed by hearing the chamber was an fire; it was adjoining his apartment. Mn.llantster correborated the above. The Primener, is her defeace, denied the charge, sod said her mistress's fleshes estiglS tire aceideotelly, She knew as dieing of the ether aceidest. Mr. Comsat said, of all the eases heinit ever board of, be never knew of one to equal the abate is atrocity, and he had go doubt but the Prisoner was guilty of somethisig which he was afraid could ant be brosight agaiust her, with eel lbe etteadaace of Mts. Wright ; the evidence was detective Isnlese.st come &OM her own mouth. She beteg onside to email, and takiog the Prisoner's youth commeeratiou, he would order bee to find bail to keep the peen towards bee void • Mrs. Wright was able is attend Ibetlogf. Mr. 12. moored the Magistrate that be would see every in. treaty to =skeeter cone tut word, bet bet situation at pre. alai was Ouse ilaogetoog ttf 'nuns FOR S . F:111TIOW 4)14:410.111011l, CHESTER, JAIIIVART The trial of Joseph Suntan came oh this morn. ing, He WWI convicted' on two indietinentr. • The, first charged him with having publishied, on the 47th of November, a libel, intended to blaspheme Almighty God. and disparage the Christian Re ligion. The libel .consisted of a litter in one of Cnrhle's publication., Signed J. IF!..Sinith, which inculcated the doctrine; that •' before the • people coo br blest with and cordially receive a perfect government, and a pure anal equitable code of laws, they must reject the Bible as being the word of God, anal also totally disbelieve the divinity of Christ." The second intlitt meat charged I • with sedition in publishing, on the day above-mentioned"; the third unlit tier of The- Crisis, containing the • iIeF.CSI forming the acrostic • 6 Britetir-to Aram" J os -pi a swo t s was then tried., slung with Robert 'Swindells. Joseph &erten:how, John Stu66s,Joks Itichurds, turd Joseph Maims, On an indictment for n seditious •rniispirsev at the Macclesfield reform meeting on the Slat of July last. Mr. Wir.t.tams conducted the prosecution for the Crown, mid the Priroitets defended themselves Kith c,,tt.i.ler4l.le ability. The .Ittry found all the Defendants Gwilty. The tri.iii ortopied the Court from about eleven o'clock in the morning till site iu the evening. On Tuesday 'light last 11.1•Inseis, now in custody in our Castle, on a charge of shooting Birch the gonstAle, of Stockport, attempted to make his rsie3pr, and actually so far succeeded in eluding the vigilance of the turnkeys as to get into the outer yard. Ile was, however, secured. JANUARY IS. The Prisoners fuund guilty yesterday, were this day brolight up for judgment, when the COURT senteticrd ,Swindells, Burtenshaw, Stubbs. and Richards. to be imprisoned to the castle of Chester each for the period of two years ; to find securities at the expiration of that time, themselves in 50/. and two sureties in 251. each, to keep the peace for filbe year. Joseph Swann, as a participator in the utslitious conspiracy at Macclesfield, was sentenced to imprisonment of equal duration, and under the like securities; also to two years' additional impri sonment, for publishing a blasphemous libel, and six months more for a seditious libel ; making the t0 , ...11 period of his imprisonment Ayr years and a hay. When sentence was passed, Swann, with much sang froid, held up his white hat bound with crape, and exclaimed, "Flan ye done? is that all ? why I thowt ye'd a got s bit of a hemp for . me. and hung me." They were immediately taken out of Conn.—. When near the door, Richards observed to Birch. the constable, who had him in custody, " Mark -! you will shortly have to meet me ite another place ;" to which Birch replied. " Aye, in Heaven, I hope !" ANOTHER ACCOUNT. On the 12th instant Joseph Swann, Robert Swindells, Joseph Bertensh•w, John Stubbs, John Richards and Joseph Sutton were convicted at the Cheater Sessions, of a conspiracy to excite sedition by the speeches which they made at a meeting at Macclesfield, on the Silt of July last. Swann was also convicted on two other indictments, one for a iilasplielnons, and the other for a seditious libel. There were two other indictments of the same na ture found against him, upon which the trials were postponed. Ori the following morning, the Chair. man, Trafford Trafford, Esq. passed the sentence of the Court on the five Prisoners, vie. Swann, two years imprisonment for the conspiracy, two years more fur the first libel, and six months more for the second ; Swindells, Burtenshaw, Stubby', and Richards, two years imprisonment, and to find twee sureties in 251. each for their good behaviour for one year after their imprisonment. Swann resided at Macclesfield. Swindells was once before indict ed in 1817, and was one of those who presented pttitions to the House of Commons. At the Sessions for the Eat Riding of Yorkshire, also on the 12th inst. came on the trial acme Col man. of Hell, for publishing a certain letter to the soldiers, contained in Sherwin's Register, in the month of September last. The indictment was found at the Michaelmas Sessions, but the Dr. resident then traversed. On the trial he was convict. ed, and sentenced to • year's imprisonment in the House of Correction at Beverley. On the same day, at the Oxford County Sessions, before J. A. Wright, Esq. the Chairman, the Earl of Macclesfield, the County Membervi, and other Magnitrates—John Vines and Stephen Pines were tried and found guilty upon separate indictment., for publishing and selling seditious libels, and the Court ordered J. Vines to be confined in the county gaol for six calendar months, and Stephen Vines for two months, and at the expiration of their respective imprisonments, to enter into recsgui• 2.1134;e11 fur their good behaviour for oue year. Saturday Durham and Gladmen, the two poachers, win wounded SHARPS, his Hoye! Highness the Duke of CLARENCE'S estne•keeper, in Bushy Park, on the night of the 7th December, were con. Ecied at the Middlesex Sessions,. and Durham (who wounded Sharpe) sentenced to seven years trans. portation; and Gladinan to six months' imprison ment in the House of Correction. Abraham f'an Brims's, the swindler, wall also 'sentenced to seven years transportation, for passing forged clieNues, and defrauding Messrs. Ravine. TONS sad several other respectable 'lemons. The principal losers by the lute fire at Magdalen Hall. Oxford, are Mr. l'saa,a Gentlemen Com 111011e1r, whose rooms were imosediately over the Common Room; Mr. CUM, also a Geutlemon. Commuuer, who resided opposite Mr. Pnitiond Mr. Biti.ruutt. a student of Civil Law.-.-Mr. Pasta's loss consisted principally of curious and valuable books. sod of many curiosities of value, collected on the Contiorat dunce his travels. M r. Calk. Vilest weft-selected library, of considerable valor. was entirely destroyed. Mr. 8111.110 VII, whose rooms were over Air. Pattie*. lost twu !rooks full 9r wear ing apparel and valuable papers. It was noticed thst this Ciratteniair was particularly active is his exertions-daring the tire. Fortuuately for hip per sonal safiety. he slept that flight in 'the northern staircase, and was the first down stain. • " V•• . . . *pm &frith-DAT 1r GAZI7'7'E. • k. -• MIUTAItr- pacpsarleitt • - • !Vat qiiree Janit 14,-11111-.- • - •• • 11Ogintefirof-Dragison ligrI igr ffiturafp„--. C1eut...116 by purcame, vice Cakes. miinidied Ws tf.e nib Light Dragisoms--ilaled JituniaryS, "IMO. 7th ilsitnaa.Liestrisasst Johri Crsool..i„.frnin the 'Zink ljgbt Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice theta Ruhh, who retires upon half-pay 25th Light Drogueeh receiving the differ eaee—dated as above. Ist or Grenadier Regiovetit'af. mit Cloards—Ermign sad Lieutenant John PaiderlDiroits to hi Lieutenauyaail lain, by Miramar, vice Molloy, who 'Mires—dated as above. -- Ensiga and Lieutenant C.A. Lord Howaid de Walden, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign awl Lies4nant, ' by percliale, vice Munn—dated as above. 911 Regimeut of Foot--I,kentessaot Gilmour -Robinson, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenaut, vice Henry Jobe Sperling, who reehatiges--latett as shove 13th ditto—Ensign Patrick Brost Macdonell, from !self pay 25th Foot to be &nisei,- vicr John Hall, who ea . - changes—dairies above. •• 21st ditto—Ensign Charley trHers Rooth, 'from the half- MI 53d Foot, to lie' 314101(i Lieutcuaul, Wee Charles Mosier Lewis. who exchanges—dated as above. 224 clotto—Assistant•gorgron Frederis k thrown, 51.0. from half-pay 4111 Dragoon Gyeard.., If, he Amistant.Surgeon, vice Marlin, appointed to thettetvice in the East Indies— dAted as 1160 - 35th ditto—Enrign Henry Semple, from brlf•pay 96th Foot, to be Ensign, •ioe Herbert Porengrr, who exehimgen, re- miring the difference—Owed as alms,. Seek Onto—Lieutenant William Henry Vanitmealte, from haltpsyettth Font, to be Paymaster, vice Montgomery, &I-rimed—rimed as shove. 5.50 t thitu--Emien Malcolm Furlong, from half.pay 6th Foot, to he Ensign, vrce John Mow:timer, }tumult, vrho • , exchanges. receiving the difference—dated as shove. 64th ditto—Brevet Major Francis Ilrevoton Eliot, from half-pay 21st Foot, to be Captain of a Cumpaay, vice Edward Lambert, whu exchanges—dated as above. Ensign Thomas Stevenson to be lietstroanl, without pur chase. vice Isbell, deceased—dated as above. Tn he Ensigns—Euingu Henry Foths 'gill. from half-pity 36th Fast, vice Henry Anson Nutt, who exchanges, re ceiving Ilse difference—dated Janoiry 5, 1820; and Henry Francis Brnderip, Gant. without pnrcbare, vice Stevcnson—dated January 6, 1820 6 7th ditto--Lientenani John Suow, from the 89th Foot, to be Captsio of • Company, without purchase, vice James, promutrd—dated as above. 89th ditto—Lieutenant Robert Vincent, from 46th Foot, to be Litoilenaut, without purchase, vice Snow, promoted in .17th Foot--ilated 'as above. 92d Regiment of Foot— Pearaoo, Gent, to ba Easiga, without purchase, vice estirtion—dated as above. 934 ditto—Captain Robert Christopher Maned, from half. pay 53d Fo,l, to be Captain of a Company, vice John Tyler, who exchanges—slated as above. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain William Mackay, front the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Captain of • Company, vice Odium, whose appointment has ant taken place—dateal November 1, 1819. Lieutenant Thomas Campbell, from the late 11th Royal Veteran Baitalton, to be Lieutenant, vice Hiockea, whose •ppoiutmeat has nut taken place—dated as above. Ensign Daniel Frasier, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Malign, vice Stewart, whose appointment bits not takes place—dated as &litre. sth Royal Velars. Battalion—Captain John Nicholson, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of • Company, vice Hawker, whose appointment bas not taken . - place—dated as above. 6lb Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Charles West, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Liente sant, vice Scutt, whose appointment basset taken place— dated as above. To be Ensigns—Ensigns David Black, from the late 11th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Shuck ledge, whose appoint ment bag not taken place ; Williant Perry, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Kennedy, chose fp. pointement has not taken place; and Thomas Holder, f►om the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Smyth, vibe.* appointment has nut taken place—all dated November 1819. 71b Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Henry Odium. from the late Sib Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice IR•Doutll, almse appointment Lap nut taken place—slated as above. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants Georze Palmer, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, vim Meow, obese ap• poiniment has out taken place; James Cochrane, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, vin Thom, whose appointment has nue taken plaice; James Mackay from th e l a t e 411, loyal Veteran Battalion, vire Islam Mu tosh, whom appointment lass out taken place; and. Lien. tenant David SC.OIII, from she late 7th Royal Veteran Rat. • talion, vice Sutherland, whose apponitencut has Del taken plate—all dated November 1, 1819. To be Easigns—Enslgns Thomas Evanson, from the hie Sib It.yal Veteran Battalion, vire Coming, whose appoint ment has nut takers place; James Melon,, from the late Bth Royal Velrran Battalion, vice Bremner, whose appoint ment has not sake,. piece; John M'Esisehian, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Bllilltiillll, vice Rubertimu, whose appuintmeat has nut taken place; Claimers' Koichi, f.ual the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Patterson. whose appointment has not taken ploce• and Hubert Stewart, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion , vice Weigh., whose 2ppuiatimeat has not taken place—all dated Neveuiber 1, 1819. 1/1 'MORAN DA. The exchange between Captain Perry, on half-pay 56th (out, and Captain Strangewap, or 115th toot, has nut taken place. The slates of the eonsmiseium of Lieutenant Cameron, 75th Foul. and Brevet 51 aj..r Loring, 7dth Fool, are Deem bn 9, 1819, and not Nurentlar 9, 1819, u stated us the Gazette of the 21.1 ultimo Cnennission tot the td Went York MOM' ' signed to his I I ituial tplwaas the Prince L egent, in the haws and on the Behalf of his Majetly. Captain Author, Grave, to be Adjutant—dated November V 7, 1819. - Coommeissiows in tie Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, visional by at Vice-Linglintotif of tit Coooly of Sasflurd, William &got, Esquire, to be Captain—doled J r y It, i•2O. • To he Lieutenants—Cornets Robert Wood and Henry Moms- find.-dared as above. Clentartsrione signal bp the Lord Lieutenant O f the County of Northumberland. J o b e Ts...elven, Eici. to be Deputy. Lieutenant—dated No vember 29,1819. Nornstratiariood and Names& Volunteer Carer!. Mattes John &awning, Eaq. to br Liuutenaot•Catuorl- dated iirceseibtr 7, 1819. Si, Camelia Loraine, Bart. to be Major—dated as above. To leo C.aptaion.—Archibald Reed, Eng.; Dixon Brous, Fag ; Maltby, Bell, EA4i.• ' Julia Beandling, Esq.; Ralph Wel. loam Gray, Eaq.—all dated December 7, 18;9 ; and Richard Bell, Eq.—dated January 4,1820. To be _Liesteisanta 7 noirert Williams Reaodlinc, Gent. ; Naar*ldi de Card/mad .Laeson. Gest. • Jobn't.arn vow; Luraina.-creei.; Verney Bell e Gent.; a nd Job Bulinun, Gent.—all dated . Jaraary 4,1890. To be Cusarte-0/illiaot Loraine, Geat.; Robert Medley, Geed.; Jabs Daeideue, 'Galt. ; Juba Tinley. Gent.; sod Witham Boyd. Gent..—ell dated Jemmy 4,1910. Sebert Jedamoub, Gent. or be Adjutant, without pay—dated December 1019. William Mote, to be Sargtos—dated December 7,1819. Ceensm•Oeire, Jaakary 15, Ifto. MIIIIIIEII iistuasip Vo nava IN 11114 PA IRS isiamamatir. IforergA if ClijAla Dortmund* ilarirenataries bla mer Riebettei Kee. is tie lama at droller Hue Neu*. verib,Eag. 'beau previa/ the ClOhern Hindeado. BANKRVPTS. ^ Josiah Vitamin, lute of the Grove, Great Geildruni- . 1 7 1 . . • . stieel, Se My, Murproilort,6o,unrapslry,.Jaspary 96,6111, in 4 Februasy 96, it twelve, at f.;uildhall, Laudus. Attorney, Mr. James Harmer, Hatton-garden. George Twidoly, of Beead.street.l.lll. Tanabe, oil mod cooluarmso r to seafood's, January 22, F. brusry 22, sad 96, at ten, at Guildhall, Lemke. Attorney{ Mr. D. Jesse, Sae-lane, °neve-street, London. Christopher Hideout Read, of RarhieSmeorrt, Landow, ' merchant, to surrender, J y 22, Magary 1, sn.l 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. sweet and Stokes Riointhall-alreet. Thomas baniel St. George 1011114 of Retherkithe, Seamy, emk.nannufaetnrer, to a a der, January 22,' February sad 26, lit twelve, at Guildhall, butting'. Attorney, Mr. Granite Edompools, lilsohequer-office of Pies", Lisieullsol-led, • Richard Philips, of Ashbersharn, Sussex, Liana, to sta. . render, January 22, 29, and Fehr nary 26, •t Sr,e at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Sir F..lwaril Ella, Cloisters, Temple. Kobuk liderer,of Bread.itrtet, Ckeapside, London, ware. . bowsorman, to suatioder, Jesuitry IS, 99 , mod February 26, ! at ten. at Guildhall, - Londnu. Attorney", Nelms. Herd loud Johnson, King's-Bench-walk, Trisple. Laudon. Lewis Jacobi', of Namau-street , Middh sex Hospital,. Elan dealer. to son ender, January 22, February 2, and 26, as ten, it Guildhall, London. Atturuty, Mr. Nortuu, New Union street, Little Moot fit Ids. !leery Thompson and Thomas Muses, of Paradise tow, , linoherhithe, Soirrey, winr-merchants, to surrender, January 15, 49, and February 26, at ten, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Tbreadneadle street William Chapman, of Rishorigate-street-Without, Mid dlesex, ii.da.rilaaber, to surrender, January 22, 29, and Fe. ',rusty 26, at lacier, at Gruklball, London. Atturseys, Mr. Farr..). Thrradoreilie-street, London. Seim, of Fore.sireet, London, corn-desler, to sur render, Jamisisy 22, 29, and February 26, at elms, at Gurldball Aiturticy, Mr. Charles Wills, Hation-cardiro, London. John Fearnall, now or late of White Cottage, New.eruse, piro r tl, merchant, in surrender, Jenne', 22, 21, and Fe- I miry 28, at len, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. IVoodward and Co. Ntcholas.lane, Lenthard-street. Thomas Morris, of Bristol, lauemdraper, to surrender, January 27, 22, and February 28, at one, at the Bush Inn, Cumstretl, Brtstul. Attorneys, M . Edward suit Juno Union-stieet,' Bristol; end Mr. John Pracwiti, Pniiip. COSI rt, Temple, London. James Bracewell, of Brumley, Leeds, innkeeper, to oar render, January 31, at fuer, February 1, and 26, at at the Sesi,ioas-Ivaaac, Leeds. Attorneys. Mr. Riehaid Bettye, Chancery-True, London i anti Mr. W. Hargrravea, Leech. Edward Morgan, of Knighton, Radnor, woulatapler, to !muenster, Februaty 4,5, and 26, at eleven, at the King's Head lon, Rigouts, Hereford. Attorneys, Messrs. Davies sod Banbs, Kirigton, Hereford; sod Mr. B. Pugh, Beretta stret I, Russell-square, 611141110. Christopher Morris, of Cateaton-atreet. London, ware house man, to surrender, January 22, 29, and February 28, Al ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Partington, Cursitisr.stre et, Chancery.lane. DIVIDENDS. February 12. J. Whittinehain, of Liverpool, grocer, at me, at the Office of Mr. Thomas Marrow, Fenwlck.street, Liverpool r, twit rT S. I'. Hill, of Leeds, York, merchset, at eleven, at the Deg and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, Hell. F. hewer) , 8. J. Rouse, of Liverpool, merchant, at owe, at the George lon, Liverpool. February 8. J. Jeffery, of Toubridge, Kent, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. February 5. I. Conley and R. Corney, of the East India Chambers, Loudon, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. February 5. E. Resford, of Brook's.triewr, Huuover.sqeare, hackneyensii, at twelve, at Gal ldball, London. Fannie ,5. W. Tomlinson, of Nottingham, haberdasher, at tee, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 5. T. Walters and %V. Perkins, of Portsmouth, alopsellere, at ten, at Guildhall, London. February 5. .1. Taylor, of East Smithfield, Middlesex, to. barcus.ial, at eleven, at Gin Idluill, London. Fibruary S. T. Huehes, of Ludgate-street, Lemnos, book seller, at tin, at Guildhall. February 7. J. Stoker, of Liverpool, merchant, at owe, at the George Son, Liverpuul. February 7. J. Mallinson, of Birilsedge, York, A. Mollies won. G. Midlinswa, and J. Minimum, all of Hudderoi ntereitaitta, •t uue, •t the Aluis Head las, Had. chrstlabl. February 8. J. Liver, of Aahlpy-de-la-Zorceb, Leicester, draper, at eleven, at the White Hart lon, Asiatay-deda- Zusreh. February 5. T. Winstauliy and IV C. Crole, both of Liver pool, auctioneers, at owe, at the George Inn, Hale-street, Liverpool. February 5. J. Wild, late of Rochdale, Lancaster, and no. of \ ' .C3l'll blows. Roelidule, dealer in glass, at sine, at the Swan tau, Rochdale Febrnary 9. R. Calverley. of Keiworth, Leicester. stiller, at elrces, at tie What.- Hart CERTI FICAT ES.— Fruitualt v 5. J. Colbourn, of lir 1411 e, 11.4.11d013, fish-salernian.-0. Pat krr, of New Shin, ham, Sn ~,,, Wright. late of Illue-Aochur.road, Het y, Surrey, vinegar-dealer.— J. Stymy, tale of Malifoo, :::siwx, coal avid wine•merchent J. Wilson, of Old Broad *beet, London, oxercliatit—W. Matihie, Of Liverpool, evercbant—T. Batboy, of Lager 'namrr. street, L fun, MM . and brandy.rarrelmnf.-ssF. Tudal, of Griot kviuchesfer•sirtri„ London, merchant —Js Hoffman, of Mik.vintroid, Middlesex, brewer .—«. Lotion, of Colchester, EOM .C. lineis-mounfacurer.—W. Kilmer sad J. Kilimr, of Iludderidield, York, mercbants.—W. Bumb s a d I. Brandon, late of Kum's-Head court, Barbican, London, fish merrhaida.—T. Thompson, of Laucaster, ironmonger. —R. Wood, of Hart.street, Blounisbus y.squaie, Middlesex, layers PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. H. Raker. J. Bak. r. mud S. Hearn'len, sal Pages-walk, Bermondsey, Sun, ,thrs in hair and ills. January 13, 1820.—Alexander (Jowly., John 11Pleau, and William H. I This pp, of the Winchester Wharf, Bankaide. Surrey. coal. merchants. as far as relates to She said John 81.1.1tne, Jima my 14, 1820.—C. Reilpath mad W. Yates, of Upper Clore- Istid-utt et. Ken rim!, Middlesex, plumbers, January 10, 1828—M. Edritlac and T. Ettritige, of Oxford-on:el, Mid dlesex, iallun-chaudlers. January 1, 1521.0 —J. R. Sherman, J. S. Prunse. and J. Holland, of Lime-street, Loudon, ship and iosurance.brokers, as far as regards J S. Proust., DeePlll - 31,1819.—P. Amity, sea, M. Miley, and P. Miley, jun. of Mentford.rourt, London, and of Manchester, Jeasary 1, IS2O —H. 1.1.1..maiu and W. Delamain, of Bet urrs.sireet, Msry.le hone„ Middlesex, wine.snerchaats. ()coulter 1, 1819. —R. Siiplnti and J. A. pommel., late of 1..1.111er Thames. attect, Loudon, brokers., January 13, 1820. PRICE OF SUGAR. Spa r , corn. 12th The average price of Llruwo i cir I t l e use wer 17E ir t r u puled hoot the Return* made e day of January la2o. is :Mi. ed. per hundred wriest, ex clusive or the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon ou the impurtatiou thereof into Great PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Cora of England and Wales, by the wrier of Eight Wihrhemer naallel., and of Oatmeal per bailor 140165. 'groin% poise. from the returns received is the week ended the sub of isomer,. 1840. e X . i "i s 14, s. A t d' s. d 64 1! 41 II 34 t. 24 t PRICK OP STOCKS ON SATI;RDAT. 3 par Ct. Itril... tit* I India 64•41411• • 8 9 pr. 3 per Celli. Cm,. CPI 671$ Bs. ati10,4..1 dispsr. 4 per Cris*. 8G; 87! 87 I Lottery Tickets 431. SprrCl. N. Amts...-404 I tholoitrio. ills. 103 10ii I Cotes. for Am.., tiittif B. 1.. Awl ...... 18 I Z. 0 IZI - - - s. d s. d s. d s. d. 46 4 41 7 ats - poo R ; At this remarkably toelesnorttlsemon, ; it afforcfs or Pe'ru , liar pia to record the following instance, of IS o , teem on the part of the More wealphrlww.Ofdn. cods aia oily towards the relief of the snifeeftig anthrieserving Pone IViedhans Wyndham, Emg. M.P. fee Salisbury, ham pre,eor t 10J grilles. for the sue of the pew of shut Cup.--The.Tho n hers for Devises (Messrs. &ace)yl cod Pewit) .hare rack to the pre of that Wm. where Nearly 299/ • Netts given, by solicitotion of the Mayor, Ire. frail home r house —At Warosimtpe 44101. have bees withlorviiPP4.--4 1 Trowbridge, coals estmeold to the pre (by m insbaceptiorek t .$4. per- hakel.--At fdelkshans, ohool. 1,020 poor pe-venire Will be attpplied for seven or • htlit weeks with I k e best hc.. 4 .1 "wt half priee.--At Basingstoke, Chrldrodesa, anti FaM.g.,,, Rants, the pour have her ropirtied with hen r anti bread Lord Ilottoo.—kt Abbolvime awl Clifford. Ideas. • fat ox sad twoisheep were distributed.—At •,. tweet, 2 pad 300 bushels of coals have helm ilededtuie M Bishops Hull, breed mod coals are distributing at • red •e ,4 'price.—At Fmreliam a dtheral distribution of bread and h ems made by Lady &nett awl H. P. flame. Re g , On year Years, Day the Illfrcitignires of Itteckinghim re_ gated upwards of 440 of the raw people of 'lighten,. near c. resford, with roast beef, plism.podding, and nle; mffordisic A genuine specimen of Euglish hospitality, as gratit's tog, se ' doubt nut, to the worthy donor, as it was to those who par. Irk of it. Laity Miblotar hoe cloth six chaletroom of coals to poor of Twyford ; G. W. Richest., Esq. three clialdrons if comb, and G R. Ricketts, Esq. two rhaldroom. Icy s subscription amongst the Provost, Fellows, and others, of Eton College, there is a fund provided,. which the Poor receive, daily, doriog this inclement 120 quarts of soup. A meeting of the inhabitant, of Reading took place Lot week, to consider of the best meant of affordiog relief to :Pir poor. A submeription was entered into, and • minee made which together aromioterl to about 3201—w 11.-1 1 sum has beeet distributed io cools and dustbin to the meet necessitous families. Wr are extremely hippy to elate, that the short al. cu were established in this tow• several years ago fur rap. plying the poor with soup during the glister mouths, a‘. .t which, at several prelude of privation and (Wirers, have been the means of affording the poor a cheap sad nutri. boos soup, have agaio beets re-opened. During the Lilt week above 21,000 quarts of barley soap hive been sold al a halfpeouy the quart; sod so great has bees the deist J. 11 14 it cosolil with difficulty be supplied —(Liverpool Adeertinr • A meeting of the inhibitions of this city and its vitinitr, convened by the Mayor, was held at the Guildhall on nesday, when a siebecreptiou was metered lute for the re lief of the distressed poor during the present inelemenry of the weather. Upwards of three hundred and silty puencle were subscribed at the tweeting, In which sum s very calm. derable addition has Mace been made, and it is still incens ing. It is intended I. distribute the bounty fie bread and furl, which was the plan adopted in lbe year ISIS, aid which Bare general milisfactleme to the subscribers, sad to the poor also --(Caufarbtop Paper.) T. lloutdawortb, F.sq 111. P. for Pontefract has tram - lamed 5001 to be diatriboied autougst the poor and 'meantime of' that borough, who are wow soffering the greatest Cetera, through tee waist of employment at this inclement mama. The distribution coisiaemsced oa Wednesday.--( Dowager Paper.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roarsaguirrw, JANVART Id. Came into harbour the NiaJ sloop of war from a Spit. bead. Sailed the Richard, Rakhiap, fur Havre. PLYMOUTH. JAWITMLY 13. Put back the LmareL Speak, from Chanute Cu, Luaddu ; and Mercury, Ladd, from the Straits for Luedoe. . . Arrived ibeYeteng frees Liverpool fur Reiterate. PALINOVTII4 JAIIIMICY It. Arrived the Spuyten, sf 34 ;sue, Caveat' Wise, fres a cruise ; end a brig, is.. snksewn. ■ 22 • 3.1110111111 14. An anchor weighing above 24 cwt. with between 7e and fle fathom, 18.toch cable, boo beeo taken op off the Noel) Foreland, and landed bevy to day, supposed to bars been left by the Brampton, lately arrived front lkoobay. DEAL. JAtVAa• 14. Sailed this aftentoos the Castle Homily, Drunnuaa; aad Astell , Crenuell, fur Calcutta. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GIIILDAALt, TO-MORROW. W. •. A. A.tat, Lambeth, victualler W Smith,New.road,bvilder 3 W J. Woodroof, Old Artillery-grouted, turner . 3 It, R. Cullen, Milk.aireiti, factor J. M. fle Quirt's, Bucklerabary. ascrebent. ...... 11 14 M. Philippe, Goodman's...lade, netelssal.... lt D. Lint. Nexieseion merchant IJ W. Shuohnidge, Harden, farmer A. NlilhenO, Wu'rem hamptoo, grocer . I 11. Fairer, 141.24-street 11. Thompson and V. Moses, Rollserbllbr. wive inercbm;ts 3 W DIVIDENDS. C. Awn, Cara'lion, paper-maker l2 J. Damson ' New Windsor, elbeene.faetor . ... l'o J. Jeffery, Tirnbridge, shopkerner D. Hooky and W. S. Hall, Holborn, worrting.golilearitle 1 J. Lockwood, Stroud, money-scrivener l2 J. and J. Jones, Leominster, lioes.drerpera.... J. D. Gregory, Finsbury, silk-inanaramarer .. .. 12 At the Oxford Satiates, held on Monday last, Joh* Costar, James Thornton, Thomas Coppmek. John Tints, William Piesley, Charles Auckland. Thomas Tempson, and George itodwell were put to the bar, on charge* of riot cud smolt, committed at the Crius Inn, on the night cf the 10th, and morning of the I Ith of October last.— After .a big trial the Jury returned the following, verdict:—Thocims Cuppoek and Thorne' Kempoon. Guilty of riot and asset t ; John Costar, Jame.% Thornton, Woo. Bewley, Joisu T. sod Chart,* Auckland, Guilty of riot ; George Rodoell. Ac. quitted. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE Mormar 37 *Aer 3. I Eveniat SS after 3. LONDON: his Sid sail PeWilla al tLe Ogee, Na. 117, *road ; erlowe Adirettleembrals are iseeived, mad lour; lgouipaid) oast N.. 1, es lee r hlater—J. 1111.11trais(1, !ebbs* • 81 RTH . Oa Wednesday, at Newport, is the Isle of Wight, the Lady of Dr. Denecke, Phsieian in the forces,of a daughtes MARRIAGES. On Setorday last, at Balk Captain John Ntaillana, R.N yonagest sun of the late Haw. Colonel It. 31sithowl, to the tale Earl of Lauderdale, to Duna, eldest chorea, gro Coulthrtoll Bateman, Hsi. of Bedford, is the cvaio , ..f Kerry, Ireland. At St.Tbucoaes Church, Winchester, by the R. v. Ric IP. I Watkins, Heavy Giles Lyfurd, Esq. eldest ego of (oles K.,: Lyfurd, Esq. to Mrs. Colekrualli, wioloor uf she lair Al .j•.' Geo. Wasisiocton Diktats'*, uf .ha 33.1 Are intent of h... At Worker", Notts, on Ilse lOth inst. Johu Kyle , MHO, Esq. of NbetErid, to Theresa, eldest daughter of •"/... transit, Esq. of tie Cation 'Jae', DEATH. Lately, at Dieppe, Cap. G. C. Unseen, lord Navy, ;r.l 35 years, sass of the fate Capt. Uraissou, r. 4.4 India Sere tcr. S . 4 4 / , . ill OM 1~•i ■►. 11 11 P. 4 AP -- Ti .-11 WOW TI tbs. I 01 PM pees! sigh 01 a ms i AO sir. Ott sal Mee Mu Al His OM bft) Ilk. mei II Ot Tu Ow 1 A i .II IA I TO NI I .1 111 lo its as