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Os to 211 12t to 21 3. 5% to 11 12s -Is to 21 Ili US to 2/ 12s Os to 01 Oi 23s to 32s AP: to 420 47. to 60. t per quarter. 20. to 30. 14 24$ to 28. 0.1 23, to Xi, —s to -.... :`.3s to 29. L is w 5Vs trs to 3419 T•' to t; ktoo 401 to 450 lls to 1141 - les to res is 10d. fbr Air 20. Wow this to-day, an I the n h=t 3loAay„ e dead makes, per stone. 7ber use before p}►an 11 nn 310 ,day. tents are asp- I 0.! to Ss Cd I Oil to Ss 44 'igs, 100 - the Carcase) I Ltd to lie 41 I 4d to Ss 44 ea CI pm ma. itAPEL. Od to 94s Of od to --1 Od Is Od to ll.s 04 od to 4Um Od IL. i. 109 to 181 00 ;1 1.1,. to 1111 llts to 171 •s hi tU "..21 U, Alb. tc2212222 ...... rr 1121b._ _ _ Is is es folios': ;r1 to 7s 121 to 22 I* ado • 8. H to 31 N to Ofi to Ott Ckl to —a tOd ;ottinghamshire. of Mr. Bibb. of oq. of the Irmo Thomas L. Loa- to Jane, Meet ughter of Lieut.. it :Id regiment of %hal Watie. Brighton, Mr l. &lines, aged 84. .rk to the Cloth. many years a rm. 1. W. GattlfoW, , Nos phis. INFOR raIATION 'EO 31 ARINERS. TRINITY-ROUSE, LONDON„Jam. 11. 1810. 0T ICE is hereby giera, that the XEN7'ISH KNOCIC BUOY los boo replaced at it' Station. By order,l J. HERBERT, rOTICE TO AI Ri .RS, TRINITY -HOUSE, LONDON. Jon. '2O, 11191. A VESSEL haring kern sunk, in ten fathoms, at tow ',A. l i n net. in t Ship he T rac k of Shipping in the wa s, Channel, uttit the fonewing storks and beanngs ; Orford High Light N. by E. 'Loin" Buoy on the Whiting N.W. N. distant about ant*. N ot i ce is is hereby given, and that a Wreck Buoy has ham cud thereon for the guidance of Navigation. 41 N.8.—A1l Wreck Buoys are coloured Breen. By Order, J. HERBERT, See. EAST INDIA HOUSE. January 18, 1826. MHZ arorrt of Directors of the United Compton:lr or •Jitereheorte of Errghowl trading to the East Indies do hereby Ole Notice. That the GENERAL COUR T of the said Opmpany appointed to bit lucid on Wave ssnas• the 2.10 th toetent. is trade Special fee the partwit mated in the following letter received thin day, viz.:— TO the CIIIIiTTUATI, Deputy rhainuan, and :he Honourable Court of Director. " December 21. 1923. " We, the unitersigned Proprietors of Ern India Steck. Court duly .qualified, request that tmu will be pleased to call a General upn' an early convenient day, for the purpose of taking into con 'dart:too the Oude Papers published by the rote of the General Court or Prerprietots." " DOVOLAS KIXMAIRD, " DOTLZ, " W. M A ILTIZI.D. " JOHN BORTHWICIL GILCHRIST, • Josera Hums:. " WILLIAM THORNTON, " JA/ArS PATIRSON, " J. DOTLH, " J. Anutreut.t.," JOSEPH PART. Secretary. BAST 11VD1.4 HOUSE, Jac it. 'PILE Court of Directors of the United Conipanyof Mer- JL agents of Englool tending to du East ladies Jo hereby give Nntiee. That a G LIVER AL. COURT of the said Company will be held at their hum in LeadenhalLerreet. on WEDNZSDAT, the 2:sth :lucent, at Eleven o'Cloek in th e Forenoon, by adjournment from this day, and that the same is made special for the purpose stated in the following Letter, viz.:— •• To the for., the Court. of Directors of the East India Company'. " London, Dec. 6. 1825. " Sirs—We, the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock. duly quelifitd. request that the General Court of Proprietors ap e pointed to be held on the 21 st insta nt, ma y be made further special to take into consideration the following proposition, which it is our intention to subnkit to the Court • That this Court, considering the great importance of a know. ledge of the Hinanstannee language to European Officers destined vs act with ar.d to command the native troops in India, recommend to the Court of Directors to take into their immediate consideration the propriety of making regulations that no Cadet shall henceforth be permitted to proceed to India unless he shall, upon examine torn, be found sufficiently grounded in the rudiments of the flits. clos%usite language. 't We have the honour to remain, " 1 our obedient humble servants, " J 011741 BOUTIIV/ ICt GILCHRIST, lL o • o JOSEF!' 111:11E , r roprtetors. J .- 03ENI DART, Secretary. LONDON DOCKS. TO STONEMASONS, QUARRYMEN, AND OTHERS. Directors of the London Dock Company do erby /give Notice, that they will be ready to receive Tenders h , tasted up, at the London Dock House, Prince's...tree, Dank. on TUESDAY, the Slat of January (instant), at 'twelve ftom such Parsons as may be willing to Contract fat the STONE reiuirevt-lac the C'onstnact ion of Vaults, and other IVarks, ut the Campantawat of the present Deck. The ?lane and Specifications of all the Stone required, and also the Particulars and Condition' of the Contract, may be eeen at the London Dock Howe. Every coder must be =minified with a Letter, signal by two rexpon,ible Persons., engaging to become bound, with tile Verson t e ndering, it the sum ut 2,5004 for the due performance of the l'Anatract. S. COCK, Sec. London Dock Mom Jan. 10. 1826. N.B. /Cn Tender will ra•eitetl after Twelve o'Clock•ott that day. nix unless the Party utAking the Tender, OT some Person on his behalf, shall attend. ‘l' EST INDIA .DOGS COMPANY. IrHE COURT of IIIRECTORS of the WEST IN 1_ DIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Notice, that an EXTRAORDINARY COURT, or General Meeting, of this Company villbe held at this House on FRIDAY. the 27th inst. at One ectock in the Afternoon, pursuant to the following Requi. widen. agreeahly to the Act of Parliament=— •• We, the undersigned, blembera of the West India Dock Com pany (being severally Proprietors of Mi. or turivtutls of the said Company's Capital Stock), having had reference to t he reductions in the Ryles and Clisrgea payable to the Company,. made in the sears 1817. Hen, 1523. and 1824, to the reciirnmendatton of the Se lect Committee of the House of Commons en the Foreign mi nted e of the Conntre. and to the declaration of the Company in That the tbe pri Rates taws published on the 27th Juue, 1823, vie. 1— thereby established were intended to give the West India Trade the use of the Thseks st less than remunerating charges,' whereby the recommendation of the Select Committee of the House of Com. Twins will be completely hailed on the 31st inst. do hereby request that a Special General Court. or Extraordinary Meeting, of the said Company may , be esiled, for the purpose of considering the expe diency of making such Alterations in the said Rates as may be adequate ante condemn with the fair charges of the Port of London. WTLLIA3I MITCHELL R ICHA R DICHAD LEE BARELY " ORERTEION " OtORAIE DIDDERT " DAVID LVOIIr, JUR. " ANDREW COLVILE " JOHN PLUMMER " JAMES StiAw " JOHN H. DErrati. " Giros Buowx " Jolts DRINEALD:' By order of the Court. H. LONGLANDS, Secretary. West India Dock House, Jas. IL HIM N.B.—The Chair will be taken at Two o'clock precisely: L'AGLEI INSURANCE COMPA N Y .—The Direc t' tors do hereby give Notice, that. pursuant to a Requisition signed by Twenty Shareholders, each holding Ten Shares and up wards in the Capital Stock arida Company, a SPECIAL GENE RAL MEETING of PROPRIETOKS of Ten or more Shares will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate.street, on 310N DAY, the !1d of January instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, fur t h e purpose of taking into consideration certain Resolutions of the Hoard of pitmen, and which Resolutions were, at a Special General Meeting held at the London TIMID, on Tuesday, the 3d January inst., at their request, laid before them , and to consider tbe expediency of continuing the same, or to adopt such other mea sures as the Proprietors, at such Special General. Meeting, may think proper or necessary. W. BEETHA3I, Sec. Eagle Insurance Office, Cornhill, Jan. 12, 1826. IMPERIAL GAS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY, 10, COLUMANATIMIT. 182 d. Notice is hereby given, that the Directors of the Imperial Des L , llll end Cote Company, at a Meeting held at the Company's t office. an Friday, the 20th day of January instant, did made a fur. titer Call of it per Share from the Proprietor, of and in the Capital oi ;be said Ci'muarky, upon each of their respective Shares therein, by virtue of and according to the provisions of two several Acts of Parliament made and passed in the second and fourth years of the reign of his preent dlsjesty respectively, for Incorporating the said Company. and for the several purposes in them id Acts mentioned, and that the said Proprietors are hereby reqed to pay the same on or before the"' d day of February next ensuing, to or for Sa muel Gosfrge Smith, Esq., Treasurer to the said Company, at the Banking.house of Mews. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Mansion ltouso.placr, London. By order of the Court of Direetont, HENRY CLARKE, Clerk to the CAnnpsny. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. —In mamonce of the Deed of Settlement, s GENERAL JI LET] NO or til.• PROPRIETORS or this SOCIETY will be Lad for General Purposes at the Office of the Society, No. CO, Lincoln's on THURSDAY, the 211 of February next, at Eleven for Twelve o'clock et Noon precisely. JAMRS ANDERT ON , Secretary. The advantage+ of this Society are open to persons tn every •"olon of life, and the assured are entitled w four.fifdis of tLc proti:s. Proapeeturett may be had at the Office of d the Society, or at the ltneet a most of the Attorney. in Englan end Wales, through nom Asautanceelll3ll 1 )C effected. AN ADDREgN. TO THE NATIVES AND INHABIT ANTS OF NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. YTON, Stock Broker and Lottery Office Keeper, at Mania and lucky Office, 2. eornVl, hens leave to informi his Countrymen (he being • na t i ve of the Principality, and the only one in the above profeinion) that the LAST DR MARCH AWIND iirr TWO is fixed for ST. DAVID'S DAY, Ist of NEXT. lie anticipate., it being the kat that will ever be dra ern wn that day, his Countrymen will come forward and support him with all their might. The inducements are greet, there being Six Prisys of 94,011114., besides numerous other Prise*, and no Blantat, to be Ambled OP the above day: therefore no time should Le lost, as the opportunity of gaining above Half a Million of Money In One Day may never happen agave. Od Os Od Os Od Os Od Os Od 74s 04 Ikto OA Iles 2ts 041 Es 04 Ptise. SALES BY AUCTION. CELLAR of CHOICE FRENCII and FOREIGN WINES, 48, YORK-TERRACE. REGENT'S-PARE. MR. PHILLIPS mpectfully announces, that TO MORROW, at Twelve. he shall SUBMIT by AUC TIGN, on the Premises, J. Vatic-terrace. the CELLAR of CHOICE FRENCH and FOREIGN WINES. about 300' ! Dom. oomprising Old Bock, East and W e st India Madeira., Gordon and Slurphy'stilherries.-Ducellas , Vitt de Grave, Busse, Claret. Champagne, Clue de Voggem, Chambertin, Hermitage. Malmsey, Old - Tort. Foreign Liqueurs, Old Rum, Cognitsc, Whisky. Noyeau, &c. The Wines may be tasted. and Catalogues had, on the P remises, I and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. . • GOLD .1 OXES. set with BRILLIANTS and PEARL +' SUPERB PLATE, CHOICE WINES, /sc. No. 48, YORK. TERRACE. RFOENT't , ..'-PARK. U . IL PHILLIPS' respectfully notifies, that THIS .0.1 /MY, at Twelve (or One, lie shall SUBMIT by Alit:. ?lON. on the Premises, 43, N mk.terrate, a SIDEBOARD of 31odern, awd richly.chased PLATE, comprising a costly epergne and candelabra united, of simply elegant design ; an urn 'and cover, venison, ragout, and other dishes and covers ; sauce turems, tea and coffee butte, waiters. candlesticks and branches: knives, forks, and spoons, ladles, /Lc.; the whole rich in pattern, ar d new within twelve months. Able a GOLD.BOX. enriched with fifty-four large Brilliants of tine. water; a GOLD 3IUSICAL BOX. with Mechanical Bird secreted ; and two GOIA) SNUFF BOXES. May be stewed by Catalogues only, to bo had on the Premises, and at 73. Bood.str.ect. To be SOLD, pursuant to en Order of the High Court of Chan. I eery, made in a Canes of " Thomson versus Durant." at the Pobite Sale Room of the said Court. in Sonthammon.hoildingt, Choate lane. London. on FRIDAY, the 17th day of Febru ary.lllllll, at One o'Cloek in the Afternoon. with the apnrabation or Francis Paul Stnaford, Esq., one of the Masters of the said Coot, • ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a brick built House. situated on the east side of Ilerkeley.square. in the parish of 9t. George. Hanover-square, in the county of . Middlesat, and numbered 3. held under lease for a term of 99 years from Lady-day 17: subject to the payment of the annual rent of Ills. The premise* ant now let on lease, at the clear yearly rent of litol. las. The premises may be viewed on application to the tenant, anti printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Cham bers. Southampton-baildiage, Chancery-lane: of Meters. Briggs and Mould. Lincoln's Intkfields ; and of 4r. Friswell, Solicitor, Wimpolc.street, London. TRISH . COMPANY for PROMOTING MANUFAC TITRES, established by Act Of Parliament, 6 Geo- IV, asp. 111. • Notice is hereby giten, that a Spatial Eiteneral Meeting of the Proprietors of ibis Company, will be held at the Qity of London Tavern, in Sishomate-rtreet,on SATURDAY , the II thday of February neat, at Twelve o'clock,. to receive a full Report and Statement of Accounts from the Directors,. and to determine upon the future proceedings of the Company. The Chair will betaken at One o'Clack precisely. HENRY PORTER, Sgrretary. Kiag's Arms yard, Jan. 17, Jim. --- This day is published,. prize Is. or 10s. Cti. a ,dozen, the Second Edition of rrHE • POOR MANS PRESERVATIVE against A. POPERY : addressed to the. Lower Classes of Great Bri tain and Ireland. Ry the Rev. .TOSEPII BLANCO WHITE. Formerly Chaplain to the King .! Spain. wow,* Clergyman of the Church of England. Printed for C: and J.'ltivington, Pours Church-yard, Wa terloo-place, and 145, Strand. •.• A few copies may be bad on fin e paper, price 3s. Rd. boards MONEY ON MORTGAGE. FIVE 'rHOUSANI) POUNDS ready to be itnme- Matey advanced on a Mortgage of Freehold Property. it may remain for a long tern, but the security mast be undeniable. Apply (if by letter, post paid) to M r.George Atkinson, Solici tor, 2, Church-court, Loihbury. JOSEPH COOPER and SON, 93, Hishopagate.street, Within, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS. 110Uith: AGENTS, and UPHOLDERS, beg to inform their.Frtends, sad the public generally, they continue to RElilekTEß ESTATES and HOUSES for bALE. in any put of the Kingdom, and ulna that few 'concerns in the metropolis. arising from their long este blishment. possess more extensive connexions for the disposal of property. Household Furniture purchased at liberal prices, or re moved to convenient situations for disposal, if sales on the remises areobJeeted to. It is the principal feature of their Establishment. to settle all sale accounts generally within three days after the sales have been ef. tected, and to make ne charge for registering property intended to bedisposed of by Private Contract, unless absolutely sold through their agency. ESTATES SURVEYED and VALUED. RECEIPT of RENTS. Securities, and all description of Pro perty managed with promptitude and despatch, whether under trust or otherwise. and ample security given where required. *.°have exteneivo store-rooms for ware housing Furniture of all descriptions, onm oderate charges. CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFIT TING WARE ' ' T. HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH A NI E RICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. °Seers, Cadets. and \y rites going to India, anti Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe. will find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea . Cots, Couches, and Bed. ding; Cabin Wash.hand Tables Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests, Mole and Bullock Trunks, andevery other description of Travel. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. T arbes for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Artit lett, Knives sad Forks. suitable for families going abroad, :flattery and Elintlostante Books Maps. dte. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Currkle. Tandem. Ph stem , Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery, &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, test stile of workman. Alp, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of Taking but one Ready M onet Price, from which co abatement will be made. 'OM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. 1)R. FOTII ERG ILL'S NERVOUS PROPS.—To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders snd their various diturenting affectioos, as oppression of spirits, head-aches, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, fainting fits, and debility Of relaxation of the system, it is confidently recommended to haTerecourse to the above celebrated Medicine, front which they are assured of obtaining bunediate relief, and by a due paw. T erence in it agreeably to th e directions the complete re-esta. blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. Gd:; Ili. ;!anti 22e., by Butlers. Chymists, 4, Cheapside, cornet of St. Paul's; and Al, Sackvillc.street, Dub lin ; Savory and Co. 120, Nor Bond-street, and 220, Regent. street; and by the principal :Medicine Vendens throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTHEROILL'S TONIC FEMALE PILLS, recom. mended io general debility at the constitution, also as a mete end excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which females, of delicate and languid circulation. more especially the younger part, are liable to. In boxes, at Is. 14d. and 2s. War.office, Jan. 20,1826. 12th Regiment of liight Dragoons-I.4(4'nd Lieutenant E. Van.l dant?, from the 6thb Font. to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Haring/on, promoted'—dated fah Jan: 1826. 14th 'tegument of Fuot--Hnepiud.Assistant IL L. Stuart, to he Assiwant.gurgeon. vice G. Evers; who retircrupon balf.pay— dated Dec. 15, 1825. 15th ditto—Lieutenant T. Bannister, to be Captain, by purchase, eke Grierson, promoted.—datu.d Dec. IS, 1825. 20th ditto—A. Itoddam, Gent. to be Ensign , by purchase, vice Forlong, promoted—dated Jan. 5, 1826. 2F't ditto-. Gentleman Cadet U. Brittle, from the Royal Military College, to be Second Lieutenant, by mochas'', vice .Anstrutlic:, promoted in the 83d Foot—dated Jan. 8. 1826. 811 ditto-.-Stecond Lteutienei.t R. Anstrmher, from the 21st Fnnt, to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice flaggerstotie, promoted— dated Dec. 29, 1025. Ist. %Vest India Regiment--W. Edie, tient. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stromlo, promoted—dated Jan. 14, 1826. vice 2d ditto—C. J. tioulden, Bent. to be E n sign, by purchase, Tomkins, promoted—dated Dee. 24, 1825. UNATTACHED. W. T. Daunt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase—dated Jan 21, 11E6. 3IRIIORANDU 3I . Ensign J. IF Maedonnell. upon half.psy 25th Foot. has obtained his Majesty's permission to retire from the Service—dated Jan. 21, 1826. Commissions in the Regiment of Berwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry signed by b oa Lord Lieutenant of the County of Berwick: — Captain J. Spiswoode. to be Major • Lieutenant T. Bruce, to be Captain—both dated Dec.2l, 11123.' DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, undet Act 6, Om 4th, cap. IC, sec. 6. WILLIAM REYNOLDS. Shad.Tharnes, Southwark, rope maker. (Filed Jan. 17.) THOMAS Sitt.rnEnD, Brighton, jeweller. (Filed Jane 17.) MARCUS H TAMS, Regent-street, St. James's, lapidary. (Filed Jan. 19.) DANIEL LLOYD and NATHANIEL LLOYD, Ulel,-61011CtlIer. shire. clothiers. (Filed Jan. 19.) RICHARD WALDUCK, WILLIAM WALIDUCK. and WILLIAM ll,tr:cocs, Russell-street, Bermondsey, skinners cid furriers. (Filed Jan. 19 ) STEPHEN Bonn and RICHARD llonwsIrCICLF. , DClADMOSt street. Alarylebone, wine-merchants. (Filed Jan. 19.) trist Goonr Et. Low , Newcastle-street, Southwark, back. maker. (Filpd Jan. 29.) JOHN 11(MPU S. Ncwgate-street, bookseller. (Filed Jan. 20.) THOMAS 4.IusDEN and EDWARD BURDEN, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, drapers. (Filed Jan. 21.) BANKRUPTS. Twnstas SMITH, Camberland-street, Chelsea, builder, dealet and chapman, to surrender, Jan. 24, at eleven, Feb. 4, and March 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupt" Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Freetnan and Heathcote, Coleman-street. WILLIAM DICKINSON. Lad-lane and Cheapside, silkman, dealer and chapman, Jan. 28, Feb. 4. att4 March 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs- Birkett, Taylor, and Cox. Cloak-lane. Tssostas Harr twos, Green-Walk, Illackfnars.road, silver. smith. dealer and chapman, Jan. 111, Feb. 4, and March 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, Mr. D. Richardson, CIMORIWC. WILLIAM BEDWARD Roatusom. Robisaan'a-row, Meg.lied; apothecary, Jan. 20, Feb. 4, and March 4 . at ten, at the Bank. rupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Jennings and piton, Elm. court. Temple. WILLIAM BALL, Glsomise4-111flt, e, bgbard-Stre dealer and &Daman, Jan. 24, Feb. 4, said hatch 4, at eleven, at the ltankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Farris, Surrey-stmt, Strand. JOHN THOMPSON, Smeaton, Yorkshire, ca.ttle.lealer, deader ' and chapman, Feb. 7, at nine, 11, and March 4, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Argill and Itladditoo, Whitechapel.road. THOMAS GILBERT, Tavistock-street. Covent-garden, coal.ener. chant, dealer and charlatan, Jan. 24, 31, and March 4, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mr. Farris, Surrey-street, Strand. CHARLES STOCKIN(t. PSICITOSIPT4O , /, bookseller, Jan. 22, ' Feb. 7, and March 4, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 31r. J. M. White, Great St. Helens. THOMAS BRAMELD, GEORGE FREDERICK BRAMRLD, antf Jolts WAGER BIIAAIELD. Swinton. iVath.upon-Dearne , York shire, manufacturers of earthenware, Feb. 3, at four, 4. and March 4, at eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn, Brampton, Walt-upon ' Hearne. Solicitors, Messrs. Stocker and llawaon, New Boswell court ; and Messrs. W. and E. Newman, Barnsley. WILL teat GOODALE, Derby, silk-throwster. dealer and chap. man, Feb. 3,4, and March 4. at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Derby. Solicitors, Mr. W. Roberts, Exchequer Offices, Somerset-place; and Messrs. Swettenham anti Andrew, Wirk,srcrrtli, I)erbytihire. WILLIAM COOTE, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, corn-merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. 1, at live, 2, at ten, and March 4, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, St. Ives. Solicitors, Messrs. Long andl Austell. Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; and Mr. G. G. Day, St. l lees, Huntingdonshire. Davin Hamann,, Leeds, wonted-spinner, dealer and chap man, Feb. let, at one. 17, and March 4, at eleven,' at the Ckturt house. Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. Blakclock, Sergeant's Inn, Flag street ; and Messrs. Nicholson and Barr, Lseds. ABRAHAM 31ORGAN, Grosvenor-street. Chothon-row„ Lanes-1 shire, joiner, dealer and chapcnan, Feb. ti, 13, and March 4, at nine, at the Royal Hi - net. Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Ad- 1 lington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row; and Messrs: 71. R. and C. Jackson, Manchester. THOTIAS COOPER, Pentonville, ironmonger, Jan. 28, Feb. 4. and March 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitors, ' Menses. Rice and Reynolds, Great Marlborough-street. Saaltr.t. BRATT, 31aCCIeMield, .ilk-throwster, dealer and chap man. Jan. 24, Feb. 4, at nine, and March 4. at ten, at the Bank rupt.,' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Warrand, iitteklenthury. tiLoaGE Al ILLs, Wood-street, theapsitle, and Beaconsfield, Bucks, silk-manufacturer, dealer and.chaptnan, Jan. 'M. Feb. 7, and March 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messes. Fislur and Spencer, Walbrook-huildings, Waibruok. Jolts CHARLES BEAN, Noulden-tetrice. Islington, and Took's.court, Cursitor-street, tuoney.scrivener, Jan. 244 31, and March 4, at one, at the Ilankrunts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Cole, ' Charlotte-street, Blackiriars.road. WILLIAM EDMOMS, Harrow-road, Middlesex, wheelwright, dealer and cheeringly Jan. 20, at eleven, Feb. 7, and March 3, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mn Hooper, oht Bur lington-strect Bone-street. AVALTER 'Jsicon I.r.vt and lan %XL GEOBGT LEVI. Beige. tows. liariaatioes. merchants, .lan. 28, 31, at deem, and March 4 at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Berke and Michael, Red Lion-square. 'Nits Davinog. and JOHN' DAVIDGE, jun. Bristol, timber merchants, dealers and disputer, Feb. 7,11, and Mint 4, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Bristol. Solicitors, Mr. John Taylor, Clement's. lon t antiv:llr. Henry Ihty, Bristol. JAMES LATHAM, Liverpool, r,OCer. dealer and chaprnan, Feb. W. and March 4, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors. Messrs. Dlackstock and Rance, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and Mr. Woods. Liverpool. JAMES. Hout.nriv. Bristol, carpenter, dealer and chapumn, Feb. 14, and March 4. at one, at the Swan Inn, Bristol. Sahel. tors, Mr. John Taylor, Clement's-inn ; and Mr. Henry Day, Bristol. ALEXANDER AIttI.IIISH Cambridge-heath, Mid. Mese:, timber-merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. 7, at eleven, 11, and March 4, at ten, the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Caleb Vines. Banner -square, and Horton-square. JOSEPH SADLER, Bew.lane, Cheapside, warehouseman, dealer tunteliapman, Jan. 24,31, and March 4, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. llourdillon and Hewitt, Ilread.strect, Cheapaide. HUGH Jortusog. Liverpool, grocer, dealer and chapman, Feb. 9. 19, and March 4, at eleven, at the Ciearge Inn, Liverpool. So licitors. Mr. Willett. at . Strand; and Messrs. Parkinson anti Culchetb. Liverpool. IlExax Alloxsox and Jon sr TUCKER, Cobunt-street, St. Pancras, carpenters, dealers and chapmen. Jan. 24, Feb. 4. and March 4, at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Sutedifle, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. • THOMAS CHARLTON, Qoadrant, St. James's, Westminster, gold and ailrer.laceman, Jan. 24, Feb. 4, and March 4, at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Tooke, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn. IViitaass Wens, Great DiatafF-lane„ packing.case-maker, dealer and ehapman, Jan. 23, at eleven, Feb. 7, and March 4, at ten ; 'at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Millard and Son, Coiderainers'Jiall. JOSEPH WICKS, Wonhing. Spears, ale-brewer, dealer and ehipman. Jan. 28, Feb. 4, and March 4, at eleven, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Thread needle. street. STRTHEN MONIER, New Bond-street, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Jan. 28, Feb. 4, and March 4, at ten, at the Bank. rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hunt, 31ilk.street, theapside. JAMES CHRISTIE, headenhall-street, ale.merchant, dealer and Chapman. January 28, 31, and. March 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. It. Hill, Chancery-lane. 'CHARLES PETER WHITTAKER, SlP3r , i, coal.mcrchant, dealer and ebripman, Jan, 28, at ten, February 7. at nine, and March 4, at ten. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, 11r. Wigley, .Essitx.street, Strand. Jost: pa GIBBONS and ROBERT EATON, Swansea, Olani— ganshire, bankers, dealers and chapmett, Feb. 7,11, and March 4, At eleven, at the Public Booms (Mr. J. Harrison's) on the Burrows, at Swansea. Solicitors, Measra. Uolme, Frampton. and Loftus, New-Lin, Landon: and Messrs. Herrington and Jenkins, Swansea. JOIIN BaowNE. Whitehook, Diadem Monmouth, paper snake's, dealer and chapnian, February 11, 7, and March 4, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Solicitors, MCSNS. VOLIDtiIIOR and Hewitt, lireatl.street. Chcapside ; and 31cssrs. Bevan anti Britian, Small.street, Bristol. THONASTHICK and ERNEST LAKE, QueAlrant, Regent-street, St. James's. Weqtninster. grocers, dealers ed chupmen, January 20, at ten, Feb. 7, and March 4, at nine, elite Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Adams, Gray's lnn-square. JOHN SART/ and Jottx SMITHEIt, St. Martin's-lane, woollen. drapets, dealers and chapmen, January . 31, Feb. 7, and March 4. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Ilasrs. Robinson and Hine, Chaster-house -square. 31aTrtiEw WALLER, Northampton-square. warehouseman, dealer and chapman, Jan. 26, Feb. 11, and March 4, at ten, at the Bankrupts+ Court. Solicits/a, Messrs. Swee t, S tokes, and Catr, Basinghall-street. rtzt UAW° H avray Otasotr, Token-house -yard, merchant, dea ler and clutpinan. Jan. 28, at eleven, Feb. 4, and March 4, at twelve, at the BankrupteCourt.Bolicitur, Mr. Partington, 'Change alley, Cynthia. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 11. Charles Lawrence, Drnry.lane. tallow chandler, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Feb. 11. John Shattkle. Milk. street, Cheapsitte, hosier, e twelve, at the Bankrupts' Cyan-- Feb. 11. Joseph Proctor, Wardour-street, Osfivril.street, wine merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Cous--Feb. It. George Ja, and Thomas Ward, Burlington-gardens, artificial-florists, at ele y ven, at t h e Bankrupts' Court—Feb. 11. Francis Roper. II ay. • market, bonier, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—Feh. 11. Patrick Thomson and Charles Andrew Thomson, Tom's Coffee-house, Cornhill, and Northaw, Hera, ivine.merchatits, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' COurt —Feb. 11. Philip Farrington, Word-street, City, silk-inanufacturer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—Feb, 14. J o bb Bentley and James Beck. Cornhilt„ watch-makers, at one, at the Hankrupis' Court—Feb. 14. Major Blundell and Beset Bhmdell. 'Holbotn.bridge, wholsesale.drapers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts* Court—Feb. IC. Christopher Bully, Lancaster, twine.manufac. turcr, at twelve, at the Arms inn, Laneaster...46. Earle Langston, Manchester, c otton -tnsrchant.'el ten, a t th e s tar Inn, Manchester —Feb. Us. John James and William Seddrin4, Liverpool, ahip-builders, at oae, at the office, Of Alr. Leather,. Liverpool—Feb. 14. Nie'tolas Truscott 80. St. Stephens, I Braswell, Cornwall, dealer, at eleven, at the Whhc Bart, St. Austell, Cornwall—Feb. 11. Wiiiiiini ',annum Thomas. Brighton and Horsham, grocer. at twelve. at the Bankrupts' Mart. CERTIFICATES —FEB. 11. Arthur Gibbon, William Forbes Gibbon. and Robert Gibbon, Old City Chambers, and Aberdeen, merchants—Richard Knights, jun. Belvidere-place, Southwark, corn-dealer--John Gardner, Juts Swalwell. Durham, victualler—John Bray. London-wall, livery stable-keeper—Thomas Pearson, Redmal's.row, Mile-end Old Town. and Cooper's-row, Trinity-square, merchant—llenry Mor land, Dean-street. Solo, wine-merchant.—Thomas Baker. Cannon. street. City, wholtsale-grocers--Wm. Sm ith,Broad-street, Ratcl plumber—Franeis Phillips, Goldsmith-street, Chrapside, ware liouseman—Robert Strafford Ashby. bombard-street, engraver— John Maidlow, Portland-town. Regent's-park, Luildur—('.our-enay M urray, Batt. hard* :item an- —Ed ward 111 orris and William Tiroson Morris, .Touar-street, St. Dunstan in the East, wine- merchants. SCOTCH SEQUES'fRATIONS. Joust JAI/11114P, Glasgow. tailor and clothier; creditors 16 meet in the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow. Jan. 401, at two, to name an interim factor ; Feb. 7, at two, to di la trustee. Roe at An starnowo, jun., Edinho brsss.fonnder; ere. ditors to meet in the Royal Exeliange ee-house, Edinburgh, Jan. 23, at ore, to name an interim factor ; •Feb. IS, at one, to choose a trustee. Rougn.r SatEct.tg, Glasgow, spirit-dealer; creditors to meet in Mr. Pains writing elm fibers, Miller-street, Glasgow, Feb. 11, at one, to Inutruct trustee, Stc. lasts RcAirrlt. Adam's-square, • Edinburgh , silk.starehouae. _ •in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, factor - Captains—Sir Michael Seymour. Bart. K.C.E. Patrick Campbell C.B Hen. Hill, Frederick Warren. Chas. trtella. W. F. Carron. C. B. N. beckyee, Pred. Huon, au he lion Bieflard Saunders Hondas. Mow% OmethornJ liso.,Derrety Judge Atka eate of the Fleet. Theresteaties of the wort has been occupied art taking the the evldenco of the prosemitot. Mr.id`Col. entail the al legations, and of several other winnable§ on the insuw ones. •At three o'clock to-day, the prosecutor lusvlng complained of irphrop sition, the Court adimatoett• further proceedings until Moiety morning next. Captain G. W. H. Whist' is appointed to the Scylla, vice De Creardgny, deceased; Lisoterint - 0.• Young. tee th e rook of Com mander, and to command - Me Beaver.'vice Whish ; Captain R A. Yates. Lieutenant C'Hagot, Pie. Wylie, surgeon, and Mr. Parker. purser, In the Espiegle llr. Urea, to be purser of the Lively, vice Oulghtolt, left at Vera Crux ; M r.. 7. D. Jones, Purser to the Camelion ; Mr. Drools, Purser to the Viztnr. Lord William • Paget has taken the come:ar.d of the Philomel, at this port for Channel service. bieutegant T. t. Hoste (brother to Sir William !tette. Hart. Is mormited tattle rank of 'Commander ; Mr. C. Parr. of the Royal Peeve yacht. (son of Rear:Admiral the Hon. Sir. C. Paget), Mr. H. H. Binghamnephew of the lire P.ortr.A dmiral Btnaharo ek Mr. Pearce, of the Vietory, arc promoted to tbet rank of Lieutenants.—fiamprbire Tekgrerh. . . stirrprivo nsivaiaGsicraE. John NVlteellmose, Lancashire. and J t ohn Davy, ited4, boatmen.—Thomas Cooke and Nathaniel ll'.ggins. Whtchurch, count y of Salop, maltsters.—Jolli ant! John Roberts. 'Macclesfield-street, Soho, attornevs.—lL Illakelock and Richard Plowman.—F. Sherwood and J. it atcliff. llythc, county of Kent; carpenteni.—J. Johnson and E. Johnson.Dudstable, Bedfordshire, innhojacrs.—T. Birkett, Birkett, and James Preseor, Liver pool, nail-manufacturers.—John Duffield and John Roper, York, curt-shellers.—William Stobart, jun, Joseph Willis, and Thomas Croudate, Russell Ihrwlby, John Wawn, Edward Bell, and Thomas Crawford. High Cowper). Northumberland, coal owners.—Julin Whitehead, Thomas Woods Weston. Kelynge Greenway, Edward Grooves, and John Weston, Vl'arwiek, bank ers.--James G. L. Trimbey, George I)avid Trimbey. and Everard Eastik., Liverpool, merchants.--Jolin Roles and• John Storrie. Redeross-street, cheesemongers.—ilenry Whittall - and Edward Bradford, Ludlow, Salop. ellyinists.,-James Whittle, Samuel Daft, Ilerjamin Bown. John Derrick. William Swann. Emil Thomas Swann, Arnold, Nottinghamshire. twist:lace machine makers.—Henry Rogers and Joseph Hyde, Kidderminstv, Woe. ccstershire. carnet-manufacturers.—Sophis May and Maria May, Oxford-street, Leghorn and straw sarehousewomen.--Fierre A. Sa. !Ignite, jun. and J. B. Blundell, queentilie, brandy-merchants.— Samuel Fox and Samuel Foa„inn. Herby. hositra.—Thomas Manwaring and James Phillips, St. 3larrin's-lane, Charing-cross, Asnlian, j u n. Bluntisham. Hunciagdon. shire, Thomas Hebblewhite , and JOhn Conte, Wintreeh, Cam bridgeshire. wine-merchants—Thomas Toiler Lacerrek and Medley, Liverpool, linen.drapers.-11'illiam Punt Hal losln Tryel Hall, Baxhingliall-street. elothiers.—Rieltard ykyn and James Eykyn, Trigg Wharf, Upper Thames-street, oil.nierchants.—Wm. E. Whitelock and iiichartl• Beath, Fri. day.streer, Scotch and Manchester-warehousemen. — C. Spurden and Fisher NValtbrd, Friday-street, wholesale hsherdashera.—Luke Cora and Thomas Bniford,•Eristol, coach-makers...-John Lang ford and John hlenry Tilson, °arras smelting-works, CornwalL The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. computed from the returns made in the week ending the IRth day of January. lON. is U. 1R•. I I !,ti. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid ur payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the returns received in the week endir.g January 11, 11126. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pease. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. I s. tt. s. d. 89 5 I; 7 I 2411 143Rr 40 4 41 MLETIA.Gs OF o CILEDITORS. AT TILT C01:11T OR c01131133.10XF.1111, O,F 1111XIMIITTII, BAgIVGIIAT.I.-iTRVET: 2' 0.310 RINY,F. THIRD MECTIWO3. H. A,lder3oll, C. Lawrence Pountney-hill.place. flour-factor . 12 &natter, If. Ilowford-buildings, Feuchtirch-mreet. merchant (enlarged) - - - - 10 Brat, M. Notleshill, Isle of Wight, Southampton, wine and spirit-merchant . . - 12 Gr o sv e nor, W. L. scn., Chater, E., and Grosvenor, W. L. jun. Cornbill, stationers - - 12 - - 12 Hobbs, R. Luke's-row , Pimlic o, brewer - flughes, W. Mal-wall. and Ord. street, Poplar, ship-builder 10 Lintott, W. LcadenhalLniarket , butcher (enlarged) ~ 10 Dlonks, T. Upper Clayton, Middlesex, bleacher - - 1' Walker, J. Manley-house, Kennington-common, school . master - - . SECOND SIEETINES. Clatentson, J. Angel court, St. Martin's-le.grand, silver- Ismer - - - - Cooper, J.. and Reader, J. Stroud, Kent. woolstaplers Cooke, J. Wood-street, Chearide. hosier - . Cubbridge, %V. West-iVycombe, Bucks, paper-maker D'Orrille, A. 111. Leicester-square, dealer in dresses Edenborough, .1. Chittenden, T., and Bartlett, F. Queen . street, Cheapoille, and 31anckoner, warehousemen Herring, C. Strand, fringe-maker - - 11 Jenkins, C. 11. Peckham, Surrey, builder - 12 Kerr, J.. and Spear , .1. Tooley.strezt, grocers - - 12 . Zeller, G. J. Charles-street, Covent-garden, copper-plate 10 p r inter . • - - - - 12 . 12 9 . 14 . 10 FIRST 3IELTISIGS, heard, P. King's Stanley, Gloicester, clothier - - 10 Bean, J. G. late of Leeds,' buf now of Took's-court, Corsitor. . street. money-scrivener - - -1, Bratt, S. 111 a cclebfield. ailk.throwater - - . 9 Charlton. T. Quadrant. gold and silvet lace-manufacturer . 9 nu t ton .1. Tottenham Court - r a i d, l inen-dra p er - -12 Eady, 11. Brampton, Kent, coach-matter - . 10 Hall, W. Cletwant's-lane, Lombard-street, merchant .• 11 Monson, W., and Tucker, J. Coburg-street, St. Pancras, builder - 9 Sadler, .1. Bow-lane, Cheapside, warehouseman - .10 "Smith, T. Cumberlsnd-street, Chelsea, builder - . • 11, Shave, W. Gram's-alley, Wellclose.square, linen-draper -11 Stocking, C. Paternoster - row , b ookseller - . %Volker, IL Oxford-street. butcher - - 11 DIVIDENDS. Drake, J. Shorediteh, oilman - Matlilt. R. Picketing, Yorkshire, currier Smith, G. WVatling•street. 31anchester-wareli West, J. Little Newport-street. haberdasher THE ARMY. . 11 -, 10 - 10 - 10 The first division of the Ist battalion of the Royals embarked on the 14th instant, oft board the Speke transport, et Cork, for the IVest Indies. A detachment belonging to the East India Company's service embarked on Friday afternoon at Rdliosgsgate, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. LIVERPOOL; FRIDAY, JAL 20. Calm.--Iligh Wear, J i m, p. C. Arrive' , last sign the WWl*, Hodson, fom A ntigua; Emma. Cowper. from Terltel f ra ; Hero, Jo pee , from Indiana. Tickle. t li t:11 ; port i l: from Amsterdam; Ate, Bowskell, from Emma, --, from St. Michael**. 1, from Demos Ares, bas armed at Val. tram ilia de Janeiro, his &Mind it Par .—, sailed from Pernembach foe karanbron from fate, kit Liverpool, hu arrived at .• Eden, from Pernambuco, for Liverpoel, SAT tiIIOAY. J. 21. , Wind N.N.W.—High Water, it m. p. 2. Arrived the Bengal, M•Leod, inset Getout*: Waterloo, Dud. ney, trout St..lohn's, New B'runewielt ' • Colombia, Graham. foot New York, sailedld of .llan.; Amble, Aah„ from flabon ; Flora. Roodetkirk, from Rotterdam; Gmolina, Wallace, from lltellti. cheer.; Henry Clay, Parke, from Baltimore and C'..n.k ; Sim , Luisa. Paul, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, seqed Venn' Dec.; Vital, Jones from London. The Sylisnes, .T;ltkins, Macy. from Charleston. is off. Qff. et half.paat four.-Two shis. seven brigs, and one snow. Private signals —PLevars. Shand, Ellis. and Shand, fur the Mont irose, from Antigua- Messrs. T. and R. Martin. The ilamnty,' See, from Liverpool, strurk en the Whale's Biseit, off Portsmouth, New Hampshire, bilged, anal. is-under water. The Isabella Headman, Pearce, from Liverpool, arrivel at New York 28di I)creniber. .., • • , . The Union, Sznich l , cleared at New Orleatts . fot Liverpool Gila Decenber. Thellanges. liobbins, sailed from ilarsitotsfloods for Liver. pool Wct December , • • The Drwsbu - y, Bowman, from Newfoundland, boa anise& at hat arrivcal at Ciaoklia-aen. Orono. • . rise Edward gyms% Robson. from Pernambuco % for Liverpcok. .put into Crookhaven,l7th inst., leaky, and the crew in a state of mutiny. Hot.ritain, JAN, 20. Wind W.N.M'.—Moderate breeze. Sailed yesterday, khe WilliairvPitt, Roberts, for Buenos Ares; Cornelius. Archer, for. ditto; lava. Fretale.; for Liehort i Cps. codile, Bunn, Mr Gibraltar ; end Eliza, Bisset, for the W estern Isles, with the wind at N.N.W. The Bahia picket. Nicholl. from Liverpooleforlima. put into Alontevideo the .ith November. in distress, and would /moire cot - alderable repairs. AlosTe.vinro. Nov. IL—The greater part Wait ( aloof deo Prince Leopold pas been saved and. ail. The vast! was sold for 3:19r. dollars. The Fol e y, Peacock,. sailed from Montevideo for Liverpool the 24 The Amelia, Fackner, from Liverpool and Gibraltar, hzt r.?. tired st.Valparelati.• ' The Dem, Follarroni from Liverpool, for New Orleans, wee Kooken 31st liceember, in lat. 25. :Al, long. 31;, 45. Thtt• chime, Roberta, and Forager, Rosisindale, from Liver. pool, have arrived at Buenos Ayres. - ..• The Catherine, Portey, from the Clyde his arrived at the Cape eiffithil Hope: . • -.:The lloswro, —. from Plymouth, far Liverpool, !rola,: dr Wexford. The Caroline, —, from St. Michael's, sailed IBel' Thielfthher. Same day spoke the Julia , fro m litLi' fly Teteetra., O n 2701 December, in lat. 42,11, long. 21, e the brig Providecce, from Newfoundland, for Lisbon, leak y - • - PENZANCIL, JAN. 19....-Ttle4 lll e, lllills. St. fron Miciute's to London, was run down by thetSpeke transport, from Cork for Wens, 15 Sat. 400 mile& to the westward. Crew .scared and lauded here by *pilot boat. FALMOUTH, J•x.l9.—Arrived the Swallow packet from New York, sailed Dee.lo, and from Halifax; D0e.21 I • blirch, Robin. son, from St. Michael's ; Lord Exmouth, rcninstll, from St. John's, New Brunswick, and Hope, Whitford, from [rondo% !Sailed the Wanderer, Waygeod, for Siena Leone : loshetla, I Imlay; Union, Nichols ; .Duchess of Somerset, linker L..ll4se:i, Nicolas; anti Four Friends, Roberts; all far London. P L ymout 11, Jaw. Ill.—Arrived the Countess of Alcoley, from , St. John's, New ersoaswith ; Eliza, Glover. freest, tit. hl' eel's; Potosi, Kemp, from London. for South America ; and Sleretry, Masters, from ditto, for Ferrol, leaky. PORTIMOUTII, Jars. 20......Anived bin Mainty's ship, Liffey, from the East Indies ; and . Herculus , Vaughan, from Ba .aysa -1 Passed by, the Ctrinpany's ships, Lord Loather, Steward, tor St. 1 Helena, Bombay arid China; and the Berwickshire , Shephe r d , ; for. Bengal and 'China. Salted the Harmony, Andrews, for 1 London. I. • DEAL, JAIC. 20.—Arrived and remain, the Hudson, Champlin, 1 front New York ; Eleanor, Weir, from the Cape; Albion, Clark, from Oporto; and if elcn,Yeoman, from Smyrna. Passed throug:t the Thalues. Haviside, feet India. It was the Lord Lowther, and not the Lieorge IV. that sailed yesterday for China. . MARGATE, JAIL IO.—A puncheon of brandy was fallen in with in the rends to-day; and has been brought in ben. tinAvEsEirn, JAW. 20--Ardred.the Blucher, Gutee.s, from Piano ; Belle Allison, Willmar, from Brussels; Charming Molly, --, from Calais. No sailing+. SCILLY, JAN. 18.—On Monday hut, a schooner, name un known, was seen to strike on the Seven Stones, and immediately went down. Crew drowned. ' ELstwoar, JAN. 10.—The ships mentioned in our last from England proceeded early neat wonting, - and will now be at their ports of destination. Since then we bare had no arrivals of, from, or to England, and our reads are free of ships. It condoms fretting from 6 to 8 degrees, and small quantities of ice saewallortel along the shore. Copenhagen harbour is full of ice, which esteners to the inner roads. The Providence, of Shields, Younger. 41 stranded near Prom*. The following is a list of venal whim. passed the Sound daring the year 18$5 : •• From the North Sea. From the Baltic. English - . 2,603 - 2,578 . Prussian - - 1,162 - 1,220 Swedish - - 651 658 Norwegian - 473 . 4011 Danish . . - 443 . 361 Dutch - - 326 - 367 Mecklenburgh - SSC - • 338 Russian - - 153 . • 1611 A me rican -111 l . •- 1 116 ' Lubeck - - 58 - az French . . 38 . -34 Bremen . • . 23 lli Aidenburg - 21 --' 15 Handrugh - 15 . 13 Portuguese - 4 - 4 ---. Tote. 5.18 e. 1.38.4 ,8119 941 844 823 • tB.l 8.14 2! 6,591 6.555 13,14 i; The Andorinha de Tejo, from Lisbon fur Fara, is totally lost la the River Para. The Hawk, arrived at Dartmouth. reports the 1011 of t' - = loss of the schooner Maria, Heath, on the Corot of NealouttilacJ. Crew saved. Arrived off the Lizard, the Hector, Eldridge, from BarbaJoe.. The Jane, Mills, from St. Michael's to Loudon, was run down at sea on the 15th instant, by the Spike transport. Crew saved. Attired eff Plvtrinuth, the Tees. —, from Rio Janeire. There are several homeward-bound vessels at Scilly, w bcund. I The Auriga of London was seen en the lot Nerember. stantig to the S.E. in lat. :IS S. long. C 2. • - His Majesty phip Doris, lion. Capt. Sinclair. was at Mo-te Video,'on Nov. on het passage round Cape Horn. The Falcon, from Batavia. was off Pool on Saturday morning. FROM THE AGENT TO LLOYD'S AT QDFAINC. DATED DEC. 10.—" The Thetis, linen. for Bridgewater. and the Wil liam, Johnson, for London, the two last genie's sailed on the ?al inst: and, as they hail favourable wind and weatter for the two tit lowing days. and no accounts to the contrary have been received. It is expected that both have cleared the Rivet in safey. It appears that the ship Canadian, Davidson, master, for London , wh i ch had sailed several days before, lost a n anchor and chain.crible, and carried' away part of the windlass while at anchor A in t little belog the Island of Coutlree, and that the pilot has carried her thither, where, after lightening her a little, die scant into a plate of saff•ty far the **taw. IVe have lid End aCCOdatil any other of out falLshipe." man; creditors to -meet in the Royal Exchange COTlCe•Tioulee, t app er . Turn, Edinburgh. Jan. 27. at two, to elect an Interim factor ; Feb. I; rotten , N or d strom , f rom at two, to thotwe a truotreo. Little Mary, -Heave, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. London. Susanna:i Arckteas and Jane Temple, Newcvs&-upori.Tyne, 'Arrived to.elay, the / millinans.--Jane Temple and William Weldon Temple, Newcas. The Cherub s . Grown, tle.o pon.Tyne, linen.dtapers.—..rolut Toriertise IE6 Willia4Trua Vold* . mote. Coventry, whitncra and. pressers.-Junesßremner, WIL Thetatlsa t i tadboon, Sam Yates, and AlexasiderSmillt, Manchester, merebants..-401m wamairoo. Armstrong and Jolm Freeman, Bristol, siik.mereero.--John The Loyal Sam, Francis Fairborn and 'l'. E. Wilson. Ilcaorel-street. Cnvent.gar. the 24 December. den, auctiotmen4.--Jamee Hume and Edward Besketb, Weilingbo. The Livonia, Smith, rough,, Northamptonshire, eabinet-makem—John Thrall and Beerharen. Charle: Thrall, Mansfield, No-•ingliainshire. ne sto-m ns iso.— Tee Ger.eral Brock, has arrived at Crooklia' THE ROYAL. NAVY. PORTSMOUTH. JAN. 21. This morning arrived the Liffey frigate. Captain Thomas Co.. front the East India command, having been relieved by the B o a. dicia frigate, Commodore Sir James Bnsbane. The liens by her front Rangoon is not of so late date se that previously received. She sailed from Calcutta on 20th August; Madras. I;th Sept.: Trinco malee, 25th Sept.: the Cape of (load Hope 201 n Nov. t and St. Helena November 28. Sir James Brisbane. after having hail an interview with Lard Amherst, sailed in the Boadicea, to conduct the, naval operations on the Burmese coast. The Lame had sailed for New South Wales ; the Tamar was at Trincomalee; the Alli gator and Arachne, at Rangoon ; the Slane y . at Madras. The Owen Glendower was left at the ('ape ; the byres. Berm:outs, and Albatross, had sailed to survey the west coast of Africa. The pas sengers by the Liffey are—Captain Blankley, and the officers of his Majesty's late ship Sopie (sold out of the service), the Rev. W. (1, Royce, late of the Boadicea ; and Lieutenant Murtay, late of the Leven. The Liffey was detained three weeny. by strong eaterly winds, about 90 leagues to the westward of the Lizard. The strain-packet limulou.s, Lieutenant Henry Williams, has sailed fur the East Indies. On Monday the Swan cutter arrived from the Note, and the Herald wenvout of Ilarbour. On Tuesday the Harrow came in, and the Sterling sailed on a cruise. On NVedr.esday the Swan re united to the Nem ; sad the Ariadne came into harbour. Thurs day the Calliope arrived front a cruise. Remain at Spithead—Lif fey, Tweed, Herald, and Calliope. On Thursday a courl martial commenced on board his Majesty's s hip Victory, to inquire into the nine objections fir allegations made by Mr. Mat Goy, purser of his Majesty's ship Espiegle, for not signing the certificate of Captain Chapman. his then command. lag daces, which was necessary for throng:low of authenticating and e.: liming his captain's accounts. — The followi n g offi cers coat -the conni--Reas-sthaital Wat. Hall (Sage; resident.— . 1 1 i ;`: * 1 4 .4 li l 1 4- 1 ° , .{ Ib • I ' :7 -V V .j , 11. 1 pil IJiii