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4 ' I M I'l I ` 'r ~ti °C i at IRELAND. 01111L111, Ulla= 14. The Earl and Costello at Enid sadj le select partfaat in the Lord Laboratories's private 'has, at the new Theatre-R0ya . ,.l ea Turiday evening. Serjasat Leroy W.Arimaray Baron Prone. father an she M ons t er Clairig. phi Owe, or Who se* (sadder, who Is. berisAillas i.Mn iR lobo ...• .1 .1! 1 . , 44 "" - " - "lllenteillb • •••)' ••••4 Ji ) • - GI. an j o gip.! aritt.•• , ••li oke t. s.t.i..*:ay. i.s3 i. van,....111 - .i „J.*. 111011/41Teit“. -- - OUTRAGE AND DISTURBANCE OLYMPIC TN SATRIL• • s' ! + ' 4 la Os Salliriavewenieg John Moral, Miloo.11='; Aline Steen, and Owe. flint/, atlas awe. west In the Villke, end iseArreirent sa extettinative before tieorge Ree. legit lilleheisel‘ tog. charged wide "Alm a Wiest eletrageoes • diefuellale'o, ah. *lth rioleally assaulting serreral peewees, hersitieg inesieal instrumests appeared from the avid:mei efelemeets, • eronalehle, who was in intendants in the peer, of she Olympic theatre, -••tel T. Watergate. saes *Needs the theatre sh le ores" who wee ea the Magi herNlMts totheesttalerieswiag op, earl who leekin through • hok is 'the cartels disuse'', saw ISe ASSINISIO sesame sr die petemseee, 'beet .hldflpast Alba I. the pit, where they were to coupe, together. W ri t • beadier which were not wee pied, koieeltieg t leveret pewees% caltieg got toy Mesief ie Primer Harwell appeased to be thpliegiroder, 7y Vtl wet being in the erehestra, sad the performers fug appeeeleg iestaatly se comply with their eeermseel. they p op :from the pit lets the orchestra, where use whelp a :11gZheguts stepping it, the ether two the vieleleeellu lose; deriming would havramesie, end oils. Duippotseakiag a liquid noise. They thee got seder the *ten, where they ceetleited the seise, sad shouting. lees desieeriqg le stop their awed caner, t violent rntislsaer was male; sad • &sprite effort to rescue Harrill. Ulemesta, the equitable, sues attack three or fever times as the bead OA the ususeeal instigate's. They, in the commission of this entrageens attaelt, deerielitioo of property, and violent netraelta, designated each ether by the names of Tom, Jerry, aird.bryit; n 1 0 .1011,184, while they were kitting up them reins, reins, or, in more more mindere sloes langusee, of rellark sail, or lerAtep, " Go if Toni! Go if Jerry! Co it Logic'" &e. Mier much difficulty they were attuned, the tie. mitts eiseisigja for hie share of blows with the constable.— Os their 6eieigbroegtst to Use Otter, it was evident they had '.hew drinking freely, and frum their personal eitertioses in uNthiell doleehalice, tied their resistance, lat. to being secured ' had be doubt earned the liquor they had been drink ing to have much greater (*bet epos them than it would otherwise ' leis awn. The Primmer 11111/COMI eyes Mei • is • Moat shenkiag state frees @sae 'lovers este or blows he hod received. Surat olio* twee* was teseetable trove the rivets of the heat sad the 'missiles. roe Pfill•OfT %moll was the spottiness is their defence, whiellthe delivered is mammal phrases, he beige a seasring rase, to tie so Beall amesemest of those present. He said he soiled boo Gneiwieh, hosier had as order given him fur the Olympic Tt '-e. to see the estertain meat of Life is - 'the imsdoi. troy from Grerawich be met with . or.,bar two Pemoms, who were tosroamew of his, from Ply *oath, ram agreeMto otoompsay him to the Olympic flea ' trei , Thy irtrotio a boom tool bird is bottle of wise, and slier that Nepotist la the Shades, wear Loodoo Badge, sod bad two bottle. of wise, bat *how much mote be totter not tell. Oa *air entering tibig-rte a the themes every thing was as alerts as tbe grove, which was met what they west to the theatre foe, sod as the mosiciaas did sot come tato oho or. cheeks to p 1.% they were irterwiloed to go and play them. seine% ass iremoitected being osier the stage sad 1 the eel. lariallidrase found, from its being dart, was not right, tie theivishripse about *kip tad returned to the erecbrenira. Wag Min all ordered to lad bail, er be temosittest. en Mies, the gaoler, taking them away to lock them op la the strong room attached to the coffee, they made a des. perste rmisiaace, and swooshed biro several times. After they had been remitted some time in the strong room, doses • hammed the Magistrate that Stewart had sorb recovered from the effects of eseemive driliking, sod was mod eisroposed aid collected, wises Mr. Miashull desired that be might be brought before bite again, when be expressed a groat coo*. titrs far the Improper beiseloar he was told be bad beta guilty of, as well as for that of his tempasions, and ea. premed his willingness to make any refers to the milagers seethe theatre, they having expressed their determination to prosecute the Prisoners. He stated he was a ebymilat, of Ply month, Xavier a wife sad three children. lie was in London os pleasure, sad had taken his place in the (Tejo* coach, to lease to-morrow (yesterday), and he would be expected home at a r affia-slit hour. It would therekire be • great loss as well as disappointmeat. He had no doubt but that Sir William Cosereve and Sir Byrom Martin, the members fur Plyinnoth; Sir Charles Prire,the hanker; or Mr. Ed. ward., of St. Paul's Church-laid, he had no doubt would bad him, but it wises* late an hour to meet with them. The Magistrate was abort to send for Mr. Covesey, the lessee of the theatre, but was informed he was engaged sun the stage, and would be so till half-past tee o'clock. tie was then taken in the restudy of the constable to Mr. Coseney, who very drily, under the circumstances, did nut isnot o• his being detained in custody; thu Magistrate, however, thought it right to hold him to bail on his own recognisance. The other two were scot to a watebbouee. QUagm-spuAita.•• Saturday J. W. Parkins attended at this office, is come& quence of a charge , brought againsst hint by Hasuah White, of betas J i be father of a child, with which she is now enceinte. Mr. Pllrkllllllllollllllllll7 STOWS that the charge is wholly 'Ebb en% fouodso iota, but as it was made as ea* he was Wood in a peualty of 41111. and two soretiss of WM seek, to appear at the non Stenos. -- Maitland, Esq. was the presiding • Magistrate, and after the official Sassiness was settled, he jocularly said, be sight probably troegratulate the couotry • on the prespect a a yosag Sheriff, who its due time would perhaps lassifest as match politic spirit as the father. Mr. Patinas took this pleasantry is good pars, and answered with equal hatwour. The greased of the charge was alleged to hare takes place as the day of her late Majesty's formal procreates, which iodated she La-Sheriff to say, that it was •41. sch transaction, and that the child would probably re semble the Knight of the COIllalllllllllC4. RATTON-GARDIIR. RIOT AND THREATENING TO SIURDSR. On Saturday several perm*s were cheeped with meld* a riotous assemblage before she residence of Robert Adies, one of the persons (admitted evidence for the Crowe) ems messed in the Cato-street coospirecy, and with threatening so murder his we do his anise personal injury. A man and his wife, of the noose of Heron, were placed at the bar, and Adams mated that the female was one of the saw violent of the rioters; she assembled, with shout nue lisiodred others, before his Wrier, where he bad lived for tee wreaths wader She same of Brown, and the mob threat. teed to kill bin. He •ltriboied Ike co ',duet of t►e rioters to • rumour haviag beet circulated in the seighbourbood i tenet be was a witness against Thisilewood and his germ, as they called biro • blued-thirsty hanging rascal, and by saber takeouts, epithets. The other Primmer thiestemed him, sod be believed that be was in danger of his life. Mr. Restsll, of Ckrkenwell Greta, slated, that illangla aad his wife bad condoned themselves with greet lotellwkif while they bad lodged is his house; but such was the leer. of the mob that he belie ve d th e would have destroyed Lan it they could have got held Ohio. Vb. owe Primmer said, that Adams had got him tamed out of the situation of tersikeyedClerkesiwell prison, although be ems getting one guinea • week from GOVIPTIIIIItaI for doing natising. Ma charged Adams wish stealing • gun his pro perly, at the time Edwards (who was also concerarel is the Cam latest beldam) was coarraled with him is Clerbrawell 'naafi atier the desapilation of Thiaikweed iii„4l hi. psi. Mama denied the charge of tablas the gun, aid said that riblootir was a watchman, and having kiln asleep ea Lie poi,. .siome one had stoles the gun; but be sever sew it. The Magistrate said that Adams should be protected, sad .ordered the Priaosers to he committed is default of hail. • ESSEX LENT ASSIZES, Manta is. Dodd Seward, altos joyteard, was indicted for the iirslfol murder of John Ballard, at Rumford, on the 3.1 of October Ira, •by *tabbing him in the shdomew with • shoemaker's knife. of which he.died an the 4th of October, in the parish of Hornchurch. This case excited very general interest from the peculiar circum•Mipos under which the offence imputed to the Primmer was committed, and dur ing she day this Coin lem mended almost to suf focation. Sts. • •..I 9 .. The ease wen Meted by the leading Counsel for the prosecution iu a very impressive address to the Jury, iw which they were milted upon to exercise a diammaiitatiwg judgment upins the facts which 11101111C1 be detailed in evidence. The witnesses were celled iu the following order James Basket said he wee a ahnemaker. living at Rumfind. On the 3sl of October, I , wrimpabas seeing the Prisoner et my house two or three' times; the erit'time he came what one or two o'clock ; he borrowed nothing of me. About five o'clock toy trikashed we if I would lend the Prisoner a hear to cut a stick. I sanctioned the lending of When I went into the shop the Prisoner was gime. The knife lent to to the Prisoner was a long sharp shoemaker's knife. I cannot tell the length of it. It is • knife with a handle, and a sharp point. The •blade was about four iuchei sad a half in length.. The Prisoner came spin to my house about nine the same evening. He told toe he had been us fir as Rush Green ; that there.hgjeset,pergkihe young roan and wosnuo, He did rat strati«. •their ninon. lie told me tint w has..h. **ll speuhiug to the young woman, the mail name up and knocked hint down, said in the smile he hail lost nay knife. He offered to pry me for my knife, but I did nut receive ally thing. He asked me to go to the White Horse public-honer. at Chadwell, to see if any thing was the 'wooer which I Chadwell is two miles from Rail - ford. r Pr:rottt Siovisremket, wife of the loot witness, deposed as follotsiti I remember, ou the 3d of October, the Prisoner came to soy house at five o'clock. He asked use if I would lend him a knife to cut r slick. He went and took it limn the seat. I said yea, and the Prirouer took it from the seat. 1 mount say what sort of knife it war. Being • person who fre quented our house, I had no dilligolty in lending it to him. I saw him sharpeo it. , lie,shorpated it, I think. upon a rubber stone. r Deborah Smith exaunued.--I have been called Mary Smith in service. The prisoner had hyena sweet-heart of mine at one time All intercourse had been broken off between us for five or six mouths, prior to the third of October. The prisoner came up to me in the marketplace, in Rumford, on the morning of the ad October, and he asked me how I was, and whether I had received any let ter from him. I was then alone. I said, No, I had not received soy. I had, in point of fact, received oue, but I did not acknowledge that to him. He then asked me what time I was going home. I lived et the White Horse, Chadvrell • Heath, which is about two miles from Rumford. It was oboist one o'clock when tine cooversatioo took place. I told hint I did tiot know what time I should go home, and it did out signify to him. he witness then described that the Prison,/ had watched her during the whole of the day it this Rumford market, and that on her return home, sc. compacted by a young OHM of the name of Bol lard, he (the Prisoner) came up to them and used abusive lengusge to her, WI which the young can interfered and a scuffle took ',lace, and during which the Prisoner stabbed him in the abdomen, of which wound lie died the following dry. The Prisoner bud several times ihreateeed the witness (Deborah Smith), that if she broke off 'her acquaintatice with hiw it should be worse for her. The rest of the evidence was of no importance. Mr. Baron GRIIIaM summed up the case with the greatest minuteness, charging them, that if the Pri soner had had no previous malice, and the un fortunate affray in which the deceased lot his life arose from ■ sudden provocation, the Prisoner could only be found guilty of manslaughter; but that if the Prisoner, having previous malice (which was to be judged of by his borrowing a knife, and sharpening it), sought this occasion to pick a quarrel with the deceased, who tied supplanted bins in the Affections of the young Woman, and had Isiu in wait for that purpose, the Prisoner would be guilty of murder, though the deceased was the first aggressor in striking ■ blow. The inten tion of the prisoner upon the question of malice was to be judged of by his previous conduct:—his borrowing the knife—sharpening it—watching the parties during the fair—his subsequent expressions —his lying in wait—and his expressions towards the young women, tending to provoke the deceased to interpose in her behalf. The Jury immediately found the Prisoner Gotilty—Death. Tile Learned JUDOS then pronounced the awful sentence of death, and ordered the Prisoner for exe cution on Monday next. The Prisoner seemed stubbornly unmoved dur. ing his trial, and retired Rum the bar apparently unceocerned. At Rumford he was designated as the " Dazedly Cobbler." He was abuts' Set years of age. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT THE COURT OP COMMISSIONERS OP BANKRUPTS, 10.1101111101011. N. ■. J. Cepa', Siraerl, batter W. Earle, Rutile,MUD", victualler ..... I 10 J. Race, lace of bowers Town, baker G. and J. Haub, Edgware.road, bricklayers J. Arwistrour, Heading, liaeu.d.aper D. G. Sieves., Harlow, lineu.draper ..... 2 10 P. Herbert, Isle blamer of I►e ship Thalia 1 11 CERTIFICATES. W. Warm', ef Manchester, hurie•deeler.—T. Bracietl, of Deddingion, Oxford, dealer.—T.Searroo, jos. sod J. gra , ' row, late of Carlisle, Cumber whae-rnercluma.—S. Chap..., late of Greenwich, Keel, lisea-draper.—S. Todil, now Si lam of Boutleareptire, mereer.—J. Howard, late et SI. Ilerlia'a court, St. Marines-lase. Middles's, eordwaiaer. —W. Parr, of Great Roiaell•sireet, Coyest gardcw, Weld unieoler, tailor.—B. Brills's, of Sewbridevierib, Hetttlarg, bay-dreler.—H. Gird, late of Laicraier, but wow of Mirk lame, Illiddlews, saddler—W. Whitewall', of 1111 Flab. street, Lando*, groeer.—J. T amen, of Ureteral/4th , , Hope, Derby, cattle-dealer. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAEETTR, Whitehall, firth 14,•111115. The Risk bon hind pleased to "fidget. and appoint lbe Right Raodirably Robert Vlseoeikt Melville, Reiebt of the Mod Ancient sod Most Noble Order of Rio Thistle ; Sir Willis. Sotrostooe Hope, [Night Coindloodire of tho Most Honourable Military Order or Ohs Reek Vien-Adafieal of the Blue Nosdroff of Ws Mayriiiy's Suit g Set John Gibe", Bart.; Sir George Cockburn, ken* Gruad Cron of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, Viect.Atlmiral of the Blue Squadron of big Maleary's Beet; tied Sir George Clerk, Bart. to be his Majesty's Codulelliesen for eI.""E the Glee of High Admiral of she Veiled Kingdom of Great Beanie awl Ireland, sad the dominion% Woods, sod torsi' twits *maw beloagiap. - It • • Crams-Ojke, March 10, 1922. Mst ASTURILD TO 1111111111 1$ Tills ratester PARLiaIIIBST. —William Mende &opal, Eaq. is the sel li V i lilisilt Pg r d e:lfe, 12aq. deceased. • • Whitehall, Nara 16, 1822. TM Lin has been pleased to nominate sea oppato ineeweleseieeted Olken to hre..spanlons of WSW Ha hosieble Military Order of the Belk VW, ' . 1 .P*ti Liewtenent.Colamel Frederick 6 0 4 / 1 41.011 of the late Comedian Yekigleff. Lienteuant Coloool George Jeiatimmu,ofthe Royal Artillery. pruteuant-Culowel Colquhoen Grant, of the 54th regiment • (late Amiatast•Qmarter•Mamet-Geeeral to the troops ita • • Firance). Lieslemens.Colouel Samuel Hall, of the 65th mintiest (late 011ie 89th region•ni). Lieutinont.Colooel Natbeeiel Warren, of the 65th minima The King has also beemid:o oppoint the following. r Office/ s e be Hireonrary spot the said Mom Ho moerable Military OrAerorhit Lieuteseet-Geoersi New t 4 Cloosteet Rel= i t lie petviatof .hio Majesty the lEtau,s4 the Net Ma Wo jor Ilysiskagh, in the Denim If his Majesty Mo Wag of Major r =Vti. its the service of his imperial Majesty the Emptied, Montt la. . l(i Emmen Is Ihr erlishrbrireireday'a GayeNe i insmagiag his Make,lye rm/ of arsons! amonestaihipe le lallikeibibt Gruemil Sir Throw Hislop, Bart. ~.,4 jilt . For as end eminently adriningeous to ibe interests eV Es., Lodi& Company," reed . and faveuiebk le W II i tes lon a.' is Ibe Eno." MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Of/ice, Nara lb, 1011. lel Regimes. of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Williams Corbett Smith, from half-pay 9th Light Drogue's, to be Cornet, vice Frederick Angelo Bradberne, who exchanges., receiv ing the difference—doted March 7, 1922. ditto—Lieutenant Jobs Cardiac'', from half-pay or the regiment / to be Lieutenant, vice Arthur Baker, who ex. elkaotet, receiving the differeace--dated as shave. 7th ditto—Cornet Thomas Emelt, from half-pay 2d Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, vice Peter Wright, who a:charges, rev , ivmg the diff.rence—dated as above. Ist Regiment of Feut—Lieutenant Stephen Blake, Orem half-pay 37th .Foot, to be Paymaster, via Dsaiel, dismissed the service—dated February 25, 1422. 4th ditto—Herspital.Assisapot William Perry lobe Assistant. Bargees, vice Morrah, det r eeesed--dated Mardi - , 1822. 18th ditto—Richard Kelly, Gent, lobe Runig9 i bt Porehme. vice Le blembent, 'prowsnied—dated as ohm 28th ditto—Captain David Stuart amndayio be Moja , / by purchase, vice Rem, who rrr r ea—dated maw& Lieutemaist Edward Embury Hill to ber.aptabe, by purchase, vice Barclay—dated as above. Envlgn John Caulfield Browne to be Lieutemat, by pur chase' vice Hill—dated as above. Robert Gibers", Gent. to be Essig., by purchase, eke Browne—dated se above. 34th dille--Cuenet and Sub- Liemenant William Locke, from the let Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vico Haddieston, promoted—dated m above. 38th ditto—Theoms Alcuek, Gem. to be Ensign, by per. tha.e, vice Gramm, promoted—dated Frbcesty 28, 1822. 38th ditto—Assistant Surgeon James Thonueo, from half pay 80th Foot, to be Assistant•Sorgeen, vice Shanks, or pointed to the 82d Foot—dated March 7, 1922. 41st ditto—Captain George Francis Bonitos, from Iself-pay 21st Light Dragoons, to be Caplets, vice Willis. Wadies, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. 52d ditto—Ensign William Viviam,.frono haltpsy of the Re. resent, to be Enaigu, vice H. Sunderland, ebo cachisoges —dated es above. 69th ditto—Lientenaut John Pine Penefether to be Ceptaln, without purchase, vice Belford, promoted—dated es above. &ago George Chichester to be Lieutenant, vice Peuefelher dated am above. _ . John Murray Drummond, Geat. to be Ensign, vice Chiches ter—dated as above. 60th ditto—Redcoat-Major Joseph Aleaander Wulff to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Adams, &crest d —dated December 25, 1821. 75th ditto—Quastermaster-Serjeaut John Dandy to be Quar termaster, vice M•Pbail, deceased—dated March 7, 1822. 79th ditto—Ensign Alexander Cameron to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Edna 01111Cf011. &MU:ll—dated as above. Ensign William Boates, from Ward/ of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Cameron—dated as above. 81st ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Creech, from the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Milling, who embassies—dated as above. 82d ditto—Assistant-Sorgeou Archibald Shanks, M.D. from the 38th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice William Milligin, who retires upon half-pay 60th Foot—dated as above. 83d ditto—Lieutenant William Henry Law, from half-pay 62d Foul, to be Lieutenant, vice Beery Vereker, who ex changes, receiving the difference—dated as above. 93d ditty—Lieuteuaat-Colonel Henry Milling, from the Blot Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Creagh, who ex chaages—dated as above. Ist West ludia Regimeat—Captain George Ford, from the Colonial Company at the Mauritius, to be Captain ' with out purchase, vice . G o rd on , cashieril--dated as above. Royal Veteran Battalions. Paymaster Thomas Smell, from half-pay of the sth Royal Yentas Battalion, to be Pal master of a Veteran Batta lion—dated as Arne. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. Resign Arthur Greenbaum, from Ike late 10th Royal Veteran Boinliuu, to be Ensign, vice Hero Cameros, whine ap pointment bas out token place—dated December 25, 1821. Resign Carroll Latched to be Quartermaster, vice Yellin, appiriuted Adjutant—dated March 7, 1822. BREVET. Captain Thomas Onto Travers, of the H4lll. the East Indi■ Company's Service., and employed on the recruiting perm, of the Company, to bare the temporary rank of Captain wbela so employed—dated as above. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Huntingdon. Binjamin Welstead, E.g. to be Depot,-Lieutenant—dated ►larch 8. 1822. Commission in the Royal North Gloucester Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and County and City of Gioncestei, and of the County and City if Bristol. Henry Howard, Gent to. be Ensign—dated es above. B aNKRUPTS. George Jadd, or Farringilon, Berks, magnifier, to sur. reader, Merck 23, 30, sea April Y 7, at Ire, at the Court of Cumutissioners of Bankre pt., Basisgkall-strtet, Louden. Alturary, Mr. a'Becketr, Bruaii.strert, Gullies square. George Dalassise, of Chsados-street, St. Past's, Corset. garde*, embroiderer, so surrender, March 13, 30, and April Y 7, at tea, at the Court of Cornasissionees of Bankrupt., Basiughalkstreet, Leedom. Atturuey., Messrs. Gauut arid Loftus, Farsisst's lea. lanai Simkins, ofitors•street, Bedford -steam, tailor, to arrender ' Marti' 23,30, and April 27, st tire's, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Steirshollosset, London. Atteroey, Bh. Hurst, Surrey-street, Stead. Edward Chitin'sleo, of Ashford. Kest, irossonger, to sur render, March IS. Ai. end April It at twelve, et the loyal Hotel, TespiSrotr, Birmingham. Attoroeys, Messrs. Swain. Stereos, 1114•ples, Pearee, tad Hunt, Frederick's -place, Old Jewry. lemeloot .ad Mr. Webb, Usiormstreet, Birmisghals. William Scott, jun. of Norwich, eoufectiorwr, to surrender, It, and 30, at four, at the Ramport Horse lan, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Moore Keith, Norwich; sod Messrs. Tilbury and Langdale, Falcou.street, Alders gatmstrer t. Leedom Henry Lay and Richard Holmes, late of Tollaskrusesert road, linen-drapers, to surrender, March 23, 30, end April 17, at eleven, at the Cart of Commissioners of illakrallti Bisinibell street, London. Attoroey, Mr., Thu . &dog' Haat, Token. House-yard, Luthlstry, Laid.% .1.. • William Brett, of Striae, Staffed, gram, 1111.46 11 110 8 9 11 4 April 3. at Are, 4, and 27, at eters'', at the Tsarina Ina, Trentham, Staffordshire. Attorneys, Mr. Wheeler, Calk street, Holborn, London; and Mr. Luhrip, Staf fordshire Potteries. Jots Rose, of Ihstock, Leicester. grocer. to sueremier, April 3,4, sod 27, at eleven, at the White Hart las, Arta,. de-la•Zourh, Leicestenhire. Aliases, Messrs. Los and Amster. Gray's-Inn, Loudon aid Mr. William Dews, Aslibpde-la-Zouch. Edwin Bishop, of Cheltenham, tailor, to surrender, Math 29, at siz, 30, sod April 27, at eleves, at she Old Sea Ins, Cheltenham. Attororys, Messrs. King and Soo, Calk street, Holborn, Loader); and Mr. Packwood, Chelsea's. Tiunsuis Parker, of Csriucolt-Mel, Somerset, scalene's, Is sorreuder, March 27, 28, and April 27, at eleven, at Ss White Lieu lan, Bath. Atturseys, Mr.Torortr, Harriostoal place, Queen-square, Bath; aid Mr. Peke, New-seare, Lincoln's-Inn, Lerida. Matta, Rae, of Berry Hills, Leicestershire, farmer, to sorreoder, April 3,4, and 27, at (levee, at the White Hart lan, Aol'hy-do-la.Zoorki. Attorneys, Mess. bag and Austen, Gray's los, Loudon; sod Mr. William Gower, Ash• by-dmla-Zosch. . _ Thomas Pine and Thomas 01181900, of Beverley, York shire, woollea-drapers, to suermlie, March 28, 29, and April 97,51 eleven at the Tyyptauhme, Beverley. Attorney, Mr. levees, Beve;iryi sod ilampo. Byre and C.overdale, Gray's.las, Landoll. , Francis Petsopterre, of 11 19054toot,Issbare Moser. Middlesex, merebaat, to sorreoder, March 19, 23, and April 27, al one, silks Curt of Coalmaiminuers of Bank rupt., Basinghall.sireet, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Hatelaima s , Crowa-Cuurt, Threadneedle street. _ . Edward Oeitipierie, wf Soulle4treet, Finsbury moor., 'fiddlier:, •erchant, to surrender, March 19, 23, sad April 27, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, flasinghallotreet, London. Attorney, Mr. lintebisan, Crown.eburi, Threadneedle-street. Richard Maddock and James Tweed,of Rosemary-laso end Darby-aired, Middleail, timher.merchants, to surrender, March 26, April 2, and 27, at twelve, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street, London. Alter. sty., Mew.. Sweet, Stoke., and Carr, Basinithall-street. William Button, late of Bicester, Oxford, loakeeprr, to surrender, March 23, April 2, and 27, at lea, at the Court of Commtosioners of Bankrupt., Basinghall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Umney, Clentcat's lan, Loudon. John Milthorp, of Pool, York, inaltster, to surrender, March 28, 29, and April 27, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Ationtey, Mr T. H. Granger, Leeds. John Lightfoot, late of Ecclestom Lancaster, roilkr,eo sur render, Apeil 16, at six, 17, at ten, at the Fleece Inn, Saint Helens, Lancaster, and 27, at one, at ibe York Hotel. Liver pool. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Rickard., and Msdcslf, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Barnes, St. Helena. Elizabeth Glover, late of H a rdshaw, Uneasier, shopkeeper, to surrender, April 16, at five, 17, at eleven, et the Preen Inn, St. Buena,i Lancaster, and 47, at two, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Clark, Richards and Medcslf, Chancery-lane, Loudon; and Mr. Barnes, St. Willis. May, of the Ring's Head Towers, Pimple-street, Loadow, victualler, to surrender, March 23, 30, Mid April 27, at twelve, at the Court of Commissiooirs of Bankrupt, Basinehallisireet, London. Attorneys, Meson. Clare nod Dickenson, Frederick'a•place, Old Jewry, London. Junethars Hort, late of Great Sr. Helena, loadoo, coal merchant, to surrender, March 26, A prll2,asid 27, at twelve, at the Court of Commistioners of Biskra pis, Batinzball street, London. Attorney, Mr. Steel, Queen-street, Cheap side. Pawl Bs tier, late of Link Bolton, Lancaster, etranufaet mew, to surrender, March 23,at nine, April 6, and 27, at one, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Means Ad lin2lon,Grego►y, nod Faulkner, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Jobs Morris, Sotioresedersta, Manchester. George Hay Edvrards,ot Cravecetrert, Wistmioster, wise merchant, to surrender, March 23,30, and April 27,at twelve, ■t the Court of Commissioner. of Bankrupt., Basloghall street, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, New-square, Lincolo's. lon. Knevit Leppingwell, of Croydon, Surrey, Itneadraper, to surrender, March 23, April 2, snd 27, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall street, London. At.. torneyr, Mem.. With, and Watson, Warnfurd•court, Thrtig ntorton.street. Joseph Kirklliad and hums Dadenoeb, of Coventry, rib- bon maaafacturers, to surrender, March 29, April 2, and 27, I at one, Si t►e Court of Coenmissiooers of klookinpia, Basinehall-street, London. Attorney", Messrs. Webster and Soo, Qureu.elreet, Cheapaide, London. DIVIDENDS. April 9. Sir R. Graham, Barr. of London, J. Railtoa, of Manchester, and J 4 Bailout' and J. Yourg, of Lon don, merchant's, at true, at the Bitdgeeiater Arms Inn, Manchester. April 16. H. Dunnage, of Colchester, miller, at twelve, at the Court of Comanissioaers of Bankrupts, Basisighall street, Loudon. May 6. J. Bennett, late of Blacicbarn, Lancaster, ironmouger, at twelve, at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn. May 6. W. Steekhouse, of Blackburn, Lancaster, linen. draper, at twelve, ■t the Old Bull NO, Blackburn. April 9.4. Fox, of Dartmouth, Dora, s►.p-uwaer, at ten, at the homed Mr. N. Biookingjen. Dartrarith. April 10. W. Durkin and J. Durkin, of Suathampton. ship builders, at clews, et the Within Inn, Southampton. April 12 B. Tuck, of Thrapatna, Nurtbemptou, diaper , and shopkeeper, at ten, at the White Hart lon, Thrapston. April 16. J. Swaney, of Austin-Friars, Loudon, merchant, at one, at the Court of Oucatnissionrrs of Bankrupts, Bating- Itall•street. April 20. S. Butler, of Shirston.Magna, Wilt., innholder, at twelve, at the Crusa-Hauda Inn, Old Sodbury, Gloucester. April 20. R. Literacy, of Warty; Wilts, abupkreper, at four, at the White Hirt Inn, Tether', Gloucester. A 01 1 .10.. R. Abram, of Liverpool, merchant, at our, ai Mr. . . Arieun'e Office, Liverpool. April 6. T. Gill, late of Little Tower-street (but ibea a Pri soner la While Croeos , rect Prison), London, hydronieler soaker, at ten, at tire Court of Collllllllllslolltlll of thoki opts- Batiouttall-street. Masai 25. H. Laureano and W. Brailiforti, of Beclilerebury, Loudon, m e rchants, t one, at she Gnat of Contioniirouris Bankrupts, BasinglMll.street. March 19. W. Sykes and T. Sharkletos, of White Lion street, near Norma•Palgate. Middlesex, seed.iiirichauty, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghalhaireet, London. April 2. S. Humphreys, late of Charlotte-street, Middlesex, merchant, at one, at the Court at Com missioners of Bankru pia, Illawashall street, Imodon April 10. J. Walker, jun. late of Vshridte, flusernet t rpm moo-brewer, at oar, at the Bosh lon, Bristol. April 20. J. Phillips, late of Pricker Green, Fives, Kral (bat afterwards • Prisoner In the knees Bruch Prima), •ictualler, at tea at the Court of Commissioueis of Bank _ rapt*, Basuaghalbstreet, Loudon. April 20. R. Bavetstock, of Brampton, MoltHever, plumber, at twelve, at the CUM. of Comossmaioaers ul Bauktutpta, Basinghalbstreet, Londe*. April 10. J. Moreau, of Stroud, Gloucester, liacirstrapter. at twelve, at the Bush Titters, Bristol . CERTI FICATES —Aram O. • 1. Neale. of Wall mg. eeeee I, LouJou, waro 'Amigo—J. Earl. wood. of Liverpool, eirair-boitneg-dealer.—H. Rase 11, of St. Martisis-losv, Chasincorvve, hliddleots, colnuet mater— C. Toastaial, of Castle-street, Leiersier.sciegre. Middlesex., plumber —R. Dye, of Peckham, &sweep, •Iveleright.-1. ne m sad T. R. Pip., of Maidmone, Keel, E5pe c0 ,....., J. Boma*, of Ceatesbory, Keret, him . dee per.— R. t. p l o w , of Bedford. draper.—S. Wretch, of Georiteetreel, Comely! eial-road, Middlesex, lissemeirsoer.—%X. Taotmr, of Yr.rice Eilward's Island, Nord America, merchant —W Copp lord A. Copp, of Utter, boemdraperc—C. flimopppp, Halifax, Yoek, wateisirlasa eater —R. Path'', o f wh,,. efiereli, Salop, stationer.—W. H. Marshall, of Bristol, i m p . looker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Wherliste and W. Robes*, of M. Johra.mreet, sex, hay and aim" ealmomes, March 16, 1812.—.1„ Lo m b" as.., E. Bryan, and J. Lambert, jun. •f Jr. ry street, Ald. pate, coach-builders, as far es regards E. B. vs.., Bi w a, I f. lilt!—T. Reeve sad J. Reeve, of Ceith ,, rew place, Gy p ., leo-read. chemiate, Harcli IS, 1821 —l. Kyoue, elm J. Gram. of Ueda', /acerbic's, November I, 1821.—T. et w i. soh sad R. grows. at Duke-street, Liacala's.laa.ll4lda, cry can, March 13, 1122. PRICE OF SUGAR. The a aerate price of Brows or %mond e s ew , paled from the Returnee wade in the wetk r-eding the 12th day of March, IS?S, is 33.. 11. per hundred weight, ea• elusive of she desire idenatosais paid or payable theist). ua t►e importation thereof into Great Billets,. PRICES OF CORN. Wee►ly ari/8111 of the Average Price of Is Cor i , Winchester Wesson., as received from the I..9peciur, the respective Maritime Cities and Towne in England no. Wake, bails which the Prices that gurcro Itlvoolalonw are ealcalated.—March 9. MI. • I t S • t 2 to O 22 CL s. d. s. d s. d s. d e. d s. d s. d s. d. 49 10 19 16 U 23 0 II 9 23 4 0 0 U ip NAVAL INTELLIGENCE PORTSIIOOIII, MARCIIIS. ailed the Mary, Walls, foe ewfutiottlasd. rumour*, MULCH 14, Arrived the Mary, of Dattousta, trues Ceptailaila to Portsmouth. VALMOVTI4 MANCH 14. The parkets that ailed yesterday put back, bet sley hare sailed seam this mourning with the shale of the °Mewl. butted ($7 sail), except the Whim, foe AsHeim warner, tasecap. Arrived the Nailor, Sestet from Helfzee, is Hama, herbal' smiled from Selby for Loads. is November, sad Met all her mils • throve to Holland, from whe nce s h e h as arr i m d bee with her cargo damaged. DEAL, 111111C11 lb. Wind S.S.W.—Case down from the River, and sated with the whole of the oniward-bonnii, the ‘Vouribrolv, Menwa, fur the Ink of Fenner; Tiffin, Lavisher, fur Tobago; Letitia Tennant, blonteuisery, for Ballast Goldoni iox,Sinvig, for J11.0111(41 ; Rritasnia , Sleep, fur Grenada; a, Cowl, for Oporto; Atlas, Sitar, fur Trinidad; sad Ir, Imo port, for lelproculb. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. S per Ct. C0n..... 791 i I Ex. Dills, i..• .1,0001. 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 104 I 2 5 pr. 103 102 i . I Ditto 50u11... 5 8 pr. Indio Bonds.. 46 49 pr. I Coos. for Acc... Mit BIRTH. Ou Thotoday, the 7th inoi.atHolme, in the Last Milk of the County of York, the Lady of the Hos. Quin of a too. DEATHS. On the 13th 'manor.. at Dover, Letitia Height, aged :6 Crary, wit of Mr. Matthew Height. Thursday, at Hash, Mrs. Selina Bathurst, Jourest sneer of the BAhup of Norwich. dsy se 'gill, at Ii is residence, Sion-plane, Bath, aced 66, Caleb Hillier Parry, M.D. F.A.S. father of Capt. Perry, Now conemandiag the Nurlhern Expedition of (hammer). On the 14th inst. at her house in St. James's street, Not tingham, M,ss Lamed, r, most simeerely regretted by her re latio•a and friends. In Heather's buildings, I. the East Pallant, Chichester, Mr. Harry Smith, aged 84 years, well known by the sppcl , 3- lion of . flie 'Squire." Hs was • complete sportsman of the Old Schi 01--skilful in the use of the cross sad Wog bows, sad at all athletic iews—aa adept m the oriels stick sod quarter-staff, which last be would, 'till Litery, turn with astvuishiog celerity. A well.kaowu Get of ►,s prowe.s is the htitioanted exercine we subjoin the year 1779, a .erjeaut of Elliott's light home loriag t►en in Chichester, and who was reputed oust of the beet swords men of the day,challcoged his sword *Oust the 'llquires" staff, to draw she Ent blood; sissy are living who saw the encounter; when at the expiration of fuer minutes, " the 'Squire" gene his adversary the end of his muff I. big flue head, which laid him fist on hie back, and gained the vic tory. The staff, which is seven test ten leugils, is sow preserved, sod has thirteen (*aloof the sword in it. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT. Murniag 52 after 0. 1 &main 46 afier 10. " Donuts et plarene exile."— Hor. _. . Thy Imam and pleasisig wife. QOCRATES, by his Diactiorse on Marriage. so 1.71 enraptured hie auditors with the subject, that the tow fled men Hew to their wises, and the bichelors hastened to be • edited, sad the "Spectator" has •ffirmed, list the word " wife" it the awl agreeable and delightful name nil satire. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, iumpames the deli& rattans of oar enjoyment, teeming not oily with hap plants on earth, but dirposiog the gold itself l klelielke with bliss hereafter. Previous however, to eateriug tale this hallowed obligation, it bs:comes as imperative dell, not uuly to regulate the passive*, bat to cleanse the greaser mature from those impurities which the freedom of th restricted pleasure may bore e n siled es St. To tie angled of sorb alteolima are attributable many a these hapless in...aces, which, while they taste the comet. omit of the At:holder, should also impress him with the i fear of eell-repruach. 11.uststlous habits will of emieire the Ludy—a rtsitlenre in the tropes will rebil the elastic One -- hut more especially does the premairre isifshatios of youth too frequeoity compromise the Nast/sal dignity too • slate of inainitims, Chins which the agonized sufferer err' then doubts the chance of relief. Tu 'itch, the". " address thirstier*, caning hope, racily, iiiiiirolrr felicity ; nor will oar d a_trautes appear wireiiiivaahle, 1.• boned as they are by the multiplied proof. of tam's vai• inseteinfisl eaperieacc. The easy cans of utinri,sl 1 k ~r somehow, disturbed by the suspeostun of those Wersieg• which eoweewtrate the nuptial! *teeth, for the freak 1.141 if oriels coomit•tiottally weak, yet it cc. be steragthewhi, mid defeiest energy improved tutu functional pe•er• Ir every caw of syphilitic intrusion, as well as is every IthiS• ai i " Or the Irlseenti.• economy. we pledge oar *lnlay to cure speedily, sad with rtict. Lao math eolacituus I. ,5%10 the unfeeliag empiric from the 'sesame so prnumptautolS takce up, we desist( hum general priaciples •Ith less hesitation; sad corlident in our own huirwirable lateens, as klember• of the College of Sargenas, we refer the .55 1 - ferias cominianity of either era (especially those retsina( Intl mathmesital life) at mace to Vile horse, ewe daily atteodaeser is given fiw remould conswltatoo, and tel (tom the °mete, are immediately answeied ; three most coolant a renaittawie for Wirier and wiell.eiwe, watch car be liarwarded to say part of the world, however distant. GOSH and CO. M. R C f4rpows, No. 7, ierniya•street, SI. James's; and No. 11, &merle street, Floeikatimet, Lomeli*. - - - -- Rioted mul robleewd of - rug gamut "Rum 111 F. GLOBE Mixt.. No. 117, Wised, by C COKN• WELL, of the *toad.