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*was gneilsly isles from% Ilan in the employabeat Lam lON, Rog el liwoaltltitl.—(Noyo Coesstitslion.) . • (Strtroet of a letter from Kilbeevon.) • On flatterday eight taw, the 16th instant, • Sith-ebnimittee • • of Mihhoomen, or .0 they denominate themselves," Ktittrists • of fit. Patrick," held a Special Mishit; in a bowie in tkin town, for the Porpnae, it aroma; of receiving Into the Ific 14 ty wohiouriets sloury, who 'lately lurived fro. -Arun. ill. :.• igroihtinrotncles tripled credential from the Greed toeyr, in dist tot tit', Was just is the set of brine read to • ba Commits hy the Secretary, when • party of Maier O'Cm. noeline's 'Wire appeared, and, after a alphi meanie, eye. seeded in ohlmlaisc poeseeeits• of the doeitmept, and la ern riling fog , of *lto Knights" to the guard-hoer (is fifth KW_ off in eh• roislressina), from •heace they bars Also boo, ifitnintitted to dot coostafrot. . I THE BRITISH PRE SS. -! • " • - LONDON, • WEDNESDAY, FiIITIMM SO, 111114. • • The Earl of LittestPont, in perettance pf his :previous notice,. drew the attention of the House of Lords last night to the general state of the coupe.. 'try. • The Noble Lord exerted himself open thii occasioat to draw a picture of the internal estfitiati• theinipire as &twain/ as his iiiienssity 'could *rise, and with_ the immense exception of theavi.:' eeltural interest', it must be admitted thst the- Viable Lurd did not tax his ingenuity in vain. The Imposition was in its principal features the same M . %it,' which the Marquis of Lon DON nicest. had sub . axiittett to the House of Commons. Upon the sub ject of the agricultural distress, Lord Urgers:tot. Still adheres to his original opinion, that this distress he. Oren solely from a superabundance of preduo . *a . ; and in support of the convenient principle 'which the Ministers incessantly title, that the • 'amount of taxation has no reference to this point, the Noble Lord sheered that a like distress prevails ha ether'countries where taxation does not press eti Messily as it does in England. The price of an article must certainly be affected by the amount of the supply, bat if the affairs of the country were not strained violently from their natural state, the abun dance of quantity would compensate for such dimi. station of price as might flow from this casual ex cies of production. Lord Lteeeroot's argu =int. founded upon such a presumption, Must be incorrect. The bounties of Provi dence cannot prove the source of namel evil., the farmer cannot be ruined by the fertility of his fields and the very success of his exertions. The doctrine rests upon a paradox which is abhorrent to every principle of reason and of religion. A more pleasing part of the Noble Lord's exposition is that which chews an increase in the revenue, the forei,v,n trade, both of export and of import, and in the population of the empire. We are not afraid to -enumerate the increasing population of the empire among those points which offer the best hopes of future improvement. Our people have increased with a wonderful rapidity during the last to years, and yet, notwithstanding the ingenious fancies of those who can estimate the happiuess or misery of •empires by the comparative results of progressions, arithmetical sod gruinetriral, it does appear that the prodoctive powers of the earth have increased finite rapidly evil than the necessities of the human min-ice, and that our present distresses float rather (rem an abundance of produce than an excels of pupul s tion. Lord LivearooL was followed by the Marquis of LANIDOWN and several other Lords. who submitted to Parliament their views of the state of public • affairs. The proceedings were a:together highly interesting, and well deserve the attention of the public. The discussion in Parliament upon the plan for 'transferring the 5 per cents. into the new 4 per cent. stock, was by no mesas so general or so ex tended as, from the importance and difficulties of the subject, might have been expected. The few ohjectjami that were made to the scheme referred sparely 40 .the most minute of its details ; they evaded the mote important points, and settled with little force or effect upon those of the least interest ing nature. With the present plan the public, we think. ha►e little cease to be satisfied. In point of efficacy towards relieving the country from any portion of its burdens, it by no means will endure a caparison with Mr. Per.ti•W's scheme in 1749 but pt the same time we cannot think that 31"r', ELLAct was warranted. in the remotest degree, in designating it as • plan " marked throughout with . crookertness, trick, and device." The pri- angry. sad, as it ought to be, the fatal objection to the measure, is the great increase that it causes in the amount of the ostionst debt. This point, we had expected, would have been strongly urged by the Opposition io Parliament—not undoubtedly .for the purpose alluded to by the CHANCELLOR of the EiCHEQUER, of needlessly emba ing the zueseures of Government, but for the purpose of nosing the country the pe►manent load of seven •snatiorso of debt,. and of compelling the Ministers ' So petiole t►re same object by another and a lem ob. jecrtibnable eoarse. It was judicious in the CMIII. cAILLoo of the Elcilesitiza. in the'opening of his speech, to allude in harsh terino to the opposition which was offered 116 1749 to Mr. Pu.naat's plan, both in and eat of Parliament, and to appeal to the patriotism of the present Opposition in Podia meat not to frustrate a scheme which in bus opinion tended to the general good. We will not preterid to determine what effect thin appeal May have pro duced, or whether it silenced a siogle tongue that would otherwise are been raised to note the errors in the present plan.; bat it is observable that the principal opposition experienced by Mr. Psulau iu proposed arrougement• proceeded from the three great chartered companies of that day—the Bank of England, the East ludic Company, and the South Sea Company. Mr. ['misses strength must hove been very great, and : his resources no loubted, when he could struggle against the COll3-; binatiosi of sackitaerests, which in our days of ADiaisterial expedients and financial irresolution "mild be thought fatal to the Ministers themselves. .The right of Parliament to psy off the five per - emits. at par e t nnot be questioned, and the ad. vantage of reducing by fair means the rate of in terest on the debt is equally free from doubt. To. the principle therefore of the present measure, so farm these two points extend, no objection can be taken upon the ground of any supported breach of faith ileith the holders of the navy five per cent*. ; but if beyond these an objection be urged to the leading circumstances of the plan, no imputation iught to be uttered, as if they who made It were let honestly desirous to' see .the interests of the qtateem fairly promoted. It• was admitted by the eaatlast.Los of the Excutteutit himself, that -ether means did exist of effecting a considerable sating iu the int of the capital forming the 3 per cents. without incurring any increase of xtack, ;lamely, by creating a Dew stock at 44. per tent. The saving -therehf effected would amount to 700,0001. a year, and. it becainosufair ques tions whether it were not better to forego the farther reduction of 400,0001. a year, rather thim increase the debt to the amount or. teem million■ ► It might also he submitted to Par liament whether it would not be more ad visable to direct the whole force of the sinking feud of ere million* annually against the fiver per cents, and to cancel, them at they were redeemed" rather than create the new stock and enlarge the debt ? This qnestion is. of the mare importance, us it is avowed by the Ministers that they mean to: . pursue this principle as • favourable opportunities may arise, by striking is soon •as possible at the fear per cents, and transferring them into stock of a lower denomination. Such measures may • create the 'nominal capital of the debt to'an inter. minable extent, which would baffle all the power of the sinking fund, and settle it as a.dead weight for ever upon the fortunes of the empire. We are arrived at a period when we ought to took seriously to the gradual removal of the debt ; . but the prin. • eiple upon which the Ministers act in this instance, and which they fay down as their guide in future, seems to costeuiplate the eternity of the debt in its capitol, and to hold up the payMent of the interest as the only matter that merited public at tention. The Paris Papers of the 43d and t4th initant have been received, the latter by ExPacts. They contain no news of any importance. They quote the Five per Cent. Consols on Friday at 90 1. 60 c., but that is nut the latest price of the day. Sales were subsequently made at 91 f. The proceedings before the Special Commission at Cork, down to Friday night, are given in another !mart or our Paper. On the evening of that day sentence of death was pronounced on 35 unfortunate wretches. It was intimated, however, from the Bench that they would oot all suffer... The three men found guilty of the hofrid affair at Churchlown were ordered for execution on Monday. At a meeting of Magistrates of the county of Cork it was agreed to avid ■ memorial to the Marquis lk . attistair, for the extension of the Insurrection Act to the entire county. The city Magistrates have agreed to make a like request for the city. •, • Ay the Leeward Islend Mail, Antigua Papers to the 16th January have been received. His Excel lency the Captain-Cieocral issued militia orders on the 1711. December, proclaiming the Island ender martial law, from the 93d of that month to the 29th ; one order stales, that all slaves found with arms are to be seized, and the arms to be deposited tit the arsioal, tile persons claiming them are also to be proceeded hgainat. TFrom the M. John's (Minya.) Cartel, of tlStb Derenilier.] A letter from St. Thomas's says, •• I have no du alit but yam will be mirpr , ised by the Ventpueliao Goverunissit'prohibits tog the rip/velum' of mutes w Amiga., ruder the penalty of forfeiture of the vesitel,..aod the virtue of the cargo. This law has been puled' in 'etinsequeare of tbe seizure wf Uwe JYI Mata, at Antigua:" [Prom the Demerara airaniele.] The heavy rajas and high winds for these last twelve Of fourteen days, have surprised wavy of the oldest plaster*. Hilly forward canes are lodged or titrowa dowa is deists ward parts of the Island,but little rough weather has aceerred to windward. (From the Demerara Da:ef Icl The ship Loom, from Landon, has brought passengers, Mr. President Wray, with his family; ose of 11. daughters died on the passage. His Honour was sworn Into aim est the 10th of December, as President of the Court of Grin& ail swot Civil Justice, and also se sole Judge of the Csut or Vice-Admiralty. The Bank of the United Slates has declared • dividend of two pet can. on its stuck fir the six aienthiending December 31, Init. The Ordnance &filtrates hove been printed. The sum voted for 1821 vt,.. 1 095,000/.; to be voted for 1822, I,2oo,oooL—ddieielice in favour of the former year 103,1.100/. The Commission^ of Customs in the last writ dismissed from their employ the following persont : JOMM VIDLER, Self.. .JOHN VIDLII, joo., SAMUEL VIDLIA, SEEPUENS, SMALL, •Aci Turf., who were officers in the service of the Re venue belonging to the port of Rye, on account of that lieviog been in collusion with smugglers. •I• • 44.2 FASHIONABLE' NOFENENTS. The Countess of Darnley mid Lady Elizabeth Bligh sr rived yesterday at their house is Berkeley-square fur the season, firm theie seat, Cobham Hall, Kent. Mr. and Mrs Mitchell and family are arrived et their hou-e in Berkeley-square from /hightail. Arrivals at Hodgson's Hotel, Dover•strert :—Mr. and Mta. Hawkins from their seat in Herta; Mr. and Mrs. Carter riven %thither. Captain Lane, 15th lancers, has left ditto fur Paris. Chides Cheater. Esq. left town yesterday fur the Duke of Rutland's sea., Belvoir Castle. Sir Charles Aggitl, Bart. arrived is town yesterday from General firma, seat in Suarez. Lord Lilford and family are arrived at their house its Grosvenor-place fiom their seat, Lilford House, Northam/. ton•liire. Sir dohs and Lady Pollee arrived is town yesterday from Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Darnall , earl family lrft the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, yesterday, fur Worcester. Arrivals at Wren's Hotel —lard Ardodell from War door Castle, Gegerat Morrie and suite from Paris, the Bev. E.lw Kriasion and the Misses Kyaesiess, bum Suffolk, and Prince Cariati from the toast. /AM MBI4 et S PARTIES. r The Marehiourn of Lengthiest game her Brat met f , r the gessoes an Mirada, evening, at La o •down House, Br r beley. square, *limb was very fwels.onably attended. The d.awiug roorgs wire superbly lighted up with 01115e1.01111 max lights sod lamps. Among the,euarspasty pre*. nt were—the Duke and Ducm,s of Somerset, Esti ■nd Countess Morley, Lord and Lady Holism?, Coniston of Clore and Lady .1. Fttsgib• bon, Coast and Countess Ludolf, the Count...a Glengall, Cie a/11111CM and site Lashes Bathurst, Lord and Lady Kiug, anl)lllllCuirper, the Marebiou, as of Bath and the Ladies Thynne, Baru■ de Mahuhu, Monsieur de Souza, Prince &c. Lady Rayleigh will give a root to-morrow evening at ha bonze in Cumberland place. Henry Hellen, Esq. has issued cards of invitation for a party on the 7th Match, at los house in Wimple-tired. Mrs. Tighe will give a runt this evening at her house in lames's•plsce. Lord Cog will entertain a distinguished party on Satur day next at his house is Dover-street. The Marquis of Laois,lows will have a dinner party this day at Lansdown Honor, Berkeley-square. The Mirchiouess of Salisbury had an elegant card party on Monday- eventag at her house in Arlington-street : Among the distinguished personages present were—the Duke of Wellington, Court and Countess Munster, Count and Counts., Lisdolf, the Puitugoese Amhassatior, Mons. De Niemand, Mince Caristi, Le Baron de M■lteahu, Ike Mar chioness of Hertford, the Marchioness of Bash and the La dies Ttsynne. the Countess of Eases, Countess of Clare, Vt.- . MOM and Viscountess Hampden, the Counts-ss and the La dies Bathurst, Lord and Lady Bulkeley, the Vice-Chancel lor, the Earl of Westmorlaod and Lally Georgina Fane, Lord and Lady Burghers!), Sir Thomas and Lady Stepney, Earl and Cowden Morley, Countess Gleogall, the Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Mulyneux, Hama Cato, Viscount and Viscountess Cranburne, Lady Gwydyr, Colonel Fremantle, Me. Wynne Belasyse, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stauhope, Huu. Mrs. 111liers,•&e. Mrs. Thomas Hope has issued cards of invitation for a rout on the 4th March. The Vice-Chancellor has Issued cards of invitation for no entaisinment on the 6th March, at Ism buns. iu South street, Park.lane. Lord Wm. Hestiock bas Issued cards of invitation for a party oa the 9th March, at his house in Paul. lane. The Kim/ had a concert in the great room in his Palace at Brighton on Saturday everting, to which a large party were invited, in compliment to the Princess AUGUSTA, who is on ■ visit to his MAJItsTY. Most of the music was selected from the compositions of HANDBL. The opening of the Messiah was very finely executed by Mr. VAUGHAN. The celebrated duet, The Flak% shall leave the Mountains, from diet old Galatea, was very correctly given, and with much effect, by Master GEAR, Mr. VAUGHan, arid Mr. J. B. SALE. Seve ral duets, glee., &c. were sung in the course of the evening. The KING left the room exactly at twelve o'clock. On Sunday hi. MAJRSTY attended Divine Ser vice at the Chapel Royal, Brighton, accompanied in the royal closet by the Princes AUGUST*. The Dean of HEREFORD read the prayers fur the day. Dr. PEARSON, and the Rev. Mr. Houtas, the Sub- Dean of the Chapel Royal, performed the solemn duties at the altar. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. PEARSON, who took his text from the 4th chapter of St. Matthew, and the let verse. BLAKE'. delightful Anthem, " I Aare set God always before roe," was most admirably sung by Muter GEAR, Messrs. KNYVETT, VAUGHAN, HAWES, and J. B. SALE. Mr. ATTWOOD presided at the organ. Aiming the ern% ded congregation were the Marquis and Marchioness of CHOL 110NDELEY, Lady MARY TAYLOR, the Duchess pf DORSET, Lord Sr. HELEN'S, La• rd J. TOWN SHERD, itc. Sunday evening his MAJESTY had a perform ance of sacred music in the new music-room. Yesterday evening were married,by special license. it *he Emil of A i.BEIRRILE'S house in St. Jaime.- ' square, by the Bishop of Nonwroc Mr. Costa, of Norfolk, to Lady ANN KEPPEL, second daughter of his Lordship. After the ceremony the bride and bridegroom left town for the Dowager Lady Da CLlFfottn's cottage, Dudley Grove, ut Padding ton. The Countess entertained a select party of fashionable,. among them were the Dukes of Sus sax, NORFOLK, &c. The preparations for this dies festivities at Free masons' Ta•ern reflect cridit on the Committee for the Covent-Gardea Fined, and by the noble list of Vice-Pre. oirlenta, promisee to be well rewarded. hilavwcws, EMBRY, awl msy magnets of the musical strength of the theatre, mho end female, have voisrateered their aid. But there is, perhaps, so attraction more powerful than the manly ora tory of Mr. Fawcerr, obese simple and interesting stale. smuts of the !nanny and progiew of the Institution i. dathr. guished and geared' by the euiffecied and touching delivery of the worthy Trt mum. {LIRE SKiNS.--Dumfries has been long cele. Waited as the great mart fur hare skins, and we ale happy to state, that the trade in this article appears to be reviving. Last year, while the quantity brought to market was very inconsiderable, the juice was ►o low as 72.. per &sea ; but this )ear the price started to 16s. and 175., and, in the course of .the week, upwards of forty-eight thousand skins were disposed of; six thousand of which were in the hands of one individual. Perhaps, however, the open winter has had .some effect in improving ttse quality of the skius.—(llarapies Poper.l OW POLICE. • QUEEN "QUAIL& rim NA yr. The following ststenteiet will, we presume, eo tirrly set the pool( at rest betweeit Mr. HUNS Slid Mr. CILOCICR, on the expenses ineuried in the reiniiring, wear sod tear, &c. of the Navy, loner the coticlosion of the wrr : Ao Arroyo of the Sum toted for the weer and Tearofthit Navy, C'r the ordinary Repairs, for Baud nR, Re-buildina, and R. pawing Ships of War, Re. fort ha pni rh.ae of Hull, bigot., Yards, Rigging, and Stores for hi. Majesty's Dock yards, and also in Merchants' Yards, from 1,8115 to 1821 inclusive. 1 322,350 5 b 31,050 M., 31 8330 31 111111,1153 31 ' 106,3 311 "71117-131,111.53 Fr 'ear Far ci.dinai Repairs. Mercbaa. For hoe Id iog, 1815 1 1818 1817 1818 1819 ISt° .1821 T. ar. £ 2,350. 402,24 'lt, ,438 603 ,277 490 0 1.880 (4 soon 438,141 117,70101111 repair' eg, &c. 364 310,t 311 y 310, , 310. 1,499 6031 1.76,4'►' 1,170, 1,004.1 1,011 29413 65 798 63,000 09,000 60,000 80,000 80,000 LAS, INTELLIGENCE. Total Amount mch year. 4.499,193 .3,023179 2.034,953 2.099,990 1,9804,430 2,065,933 .1,990,1190 COURT OF CHANCERY, I MOW/ {VW, FiallUAllY 26. The LORD CRANCILLOR came ioto Court at half-plat tea &clock. Experts may! IX TUB marrsa or mowtao am wail, UANSRUFTS. Tlee Arroitski-Gta swab resumed his argosies* is this ease, eoateadros that a bankrupt ezearior ass entitled to prove • debt spins' his own estate under thisCusamossise•f Bankruptcy, And rote fur the choice of assignees. The LOUD Custorsbos observed, that he could and so statute which would enable a man to swear that he was in debted to himself. Mr. MONTAGUB followed Oi the pine side as the Attorney- Givers!. Farther argument postponed. • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wuvasmaa ) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY W. Before LORD CRIZE JUSTICE awda Special Arty. TIE flan o. DOLEY. It will be recollected by oar readers that this was a pew. serration for libel, itistouted by the Constitutional Amorise lion, which went off when called o n for tri a l la s t T erm , on an bjection taken by Mr. Scariest. The unliidiffereury of Mr. Sheriff Gerrais (a Member of the Contimutisnal Amu. elation), was the objection relied on. Afterwards, in lest Term, a rule we. obtained for the Coroner to stale the Jury. This moraine, when the cause was called us, only two Special Jurymen •ypeared. Mr. Guanwir, for the prosecution, was about to pray a tales. Mr. SCAILLerf objected that, under the statute, tbst Court could not grant • tales i• criminal cases. The LORD Cuter Juntce considered that the right of the Court to grant • tales, shen praytel, as one fully eats. Wished by the roue rrrrr t practice of the wiarat of oar Judges, and he was therefore, to make aay alteration. Several persona now gat op io the Coed, and declared they had been summoned o• the special Jury, and it ap. peared the Connie-, bail, 10 pr.-vent any disappolotsnent frum the proper ousiber not attending, 'bought hi to summon a double panel . . icanwerr objected that the recoad panel toeld sot be at all looked tuns the present orrimion. The LOILD Cuter• 111nICI said, Usdossbdtdl7 he bad oaly one panel before hun t but as the Coroner was is Court, be might pri.eerd so sommue a tales immediately. Mr. Sterling was ■ceurdiugly proceeding to follow his Lordship's durectiuiss, when Mr. ScAuLeTT objected that the rule of the Court was directed to the Corollas, and theretme l was um cumpt tent fur one Coroner to art alone. The LoitD Corer JVIITICt thought the objection of Mr. Searlett well founded, cud that ; • ne his impression, be con. •idered it bolter the trial shimid be pompotted, than the risk should be iucurred of having all the pruceediege set aside. Mr. GUIIIIIIT submitted that all his Learned Filend's ob. jotter's's were for the purpose of di lay, and therefore, it his Lordship should be of opinion that the present ulrieetioo wan faual,lie hoped be would let the case stand over till to morrow, when both the Co.vonrs should be present. Mr. Scsaarre admitted th.t his ohjeeikun was for the purpose of delayored he Lad miter objections, which Lesbos Id reserve for • (were - ucttoua, it his I ordship spited with Inn eon the pri sent. The Loam Cuter JUITICIPC thought die objection was fatal. His Lordship observed, tl at he had fiequently made obaervatious on the liou-atiendsisee of Jurors, ktii, as be perceived, without effect He i•huuld nor take a different manic.: His Lordship directed the lintel to be called over, sad ordered every one of the absent jurors to be lined DI. The cause of coarse meads over till .Tier meat Trim. RIOT AT THE DUKE OF YoRK'S HOUSE. Madams -,* native of Franc., te..derweriCaneaami. natio°. beteg charged milk erratiog • dieturbeince at the door of the Dube o r Yoik's honor, in the Stalrle•yatd, St. James's. The Prisoner described herself to be the widow of a mill trey man, who elo.tingnished himself ander the Duke of Wel lington, but whose services hail not been amply remunerated. Her object was to have a personal inlet view with the Corn• minder-in-Chief, as her endravnata to ulsiain redress through any other chssnel proved hoiden. bbo was now in I state still health, and in wool of relief. • The °theirs proved the riotous modeler of the Primmer, who collected a peat crowd before the door et(' bus Sibyal Hirtinese, and tlo y Were compelled to lake her into custody. The allagistqiie said. the ease had been re presented to his Royal H,ghiressi, who was pleased to order a letter I• be written to the Police•ofce, directscg every kind antra bun to be psid to the Prisoner. A commitment was thee male out for her slid the was committed accordant?. A child ofonly six years of age yeas yesterday tried at the Old Batley and acquitted, charged with haying stolen a piece of leather, value am 'billings, the property of WILLIAM GUELDEt. The noted Georgs Groves, so lung a terror in the lower part of Soinersetshire and who lately re c•eived sontence of tranaprirtation 'at the Derby Quarter Sessinnw, has been delivered on 'board she Bellerophon hulk, ■t Sheernerer, preparatory to his being conveyed to Botany Bay. Yesterday?, Nn. 47, the first drawn Prize, eraillerl to 20,0040. leas sold in Silures by HAZARD sad CO. •t their Old Ealubliibfd sod Futuna,. Offires, P 3, Royal Ezchaage•Ratt ; 26, Corobill ; and 324, Oxfurd-oireel. Ka Y ERUAY. lutists Stuck.... 5148 lodia Bonds 50 51 45 pr Old A intuit its . • • • 79* Et. Bills, 2....1,041W. put. Ditto Small .... 5 2 pr. hour. tot Am.. 79 781 i riliNalli. lIP MIN Commissions stoned Ism 1k Lord Lieutenant of tha Couni, of Northampton. To he Depot, Limitation—The Hosoarahle Philip 3*ditey Piot...pont ; John Beaurl.-ik, Esq.; sad George Norge., E.q.—all doted Febtaitry 13, 1833. To be -dnlrd rehruery 10, 1821; the Honourable Thomas Ailuprlon Puler/I—J.lrd April 12, 1821 ; and Charles 1111thitea Martial, Geol.—.4lattd J y 2s, 1822. Yroaavary Cavalry. Thoseas, P6dsp llllaaasell, TIANKRUPTS. N'i'l:am Simene, of Nonni:tuberland-street, Straw?, Itt .1. dl.sex, hake., to surrender, March 2,9, and Apui eleven, at Ike Court arComunismoners of Basialop,,, bail larval, London. Attorney, Mr. Tatham, C.ar,a.. i‘ , Stemma Fred►rie Dore, of Berkeley-square. Middlese x , liodeer, to sonendr►, Match 4,9, ■od April 9, mi .1 the Court of Commissioners of B■okropt►, B asau L ii. _ street, Loudon. Atiorsepi„ Misers. limb/titian sod NisrAnn, London. Janes Loeb+leafier, of Angel-court, Throenorton. ‘ o,,,. London, wine-rneettaat, to surrender, Worn 5, at ern, 16, and April 9, at eleven, at the Court of Ceowno•inner s of Bankrupts, Basnenheit-street. Attenney, Mr. TA)LIf, JC•10. Menet. AlJeree,se.serent, London. John Ttion&olo... and Joseph Thomlingeen, bush of Ri g ' s Basket, Conehe.l.rd, innkeeper% In seoleoder, Mitch 5, and April 9. as e.eves, 1111 the Bush Inu , Ca.:lsle. Anor. Ney., Mr. Lesdbliter, Buchl•rsbury, Lotolot ; and Mr. Fa•eb4ret. Cerhate. Peter Sowerby, sea. sod Pe er Noirerliy, jun. of Liverpool, prornion-serchanta, to surrender, Match' 19, fa, sl,lApril 9, at .ine, at the Slat and dirte, Torero, 1..r.rp00 , . Alton,. yr, Mr. Alison, Liverpool ; wad Mr Winder, Castle. street, Noboru, Loader,. George Baton, of Kootliegli, Ytnk, vessel-builder, to .urreniter, March I, at six, 7, and A or.l 9. at fps, .t the Gown Dragon lan , Poatefract, York. Attoratyr, Mr. Wood. Pothwrrsel ; and Memos. Fisher and Sodine, navies lea, Londem. Joseph Wood, of Rageley, Il'.lG,rd, mi ler, to surrender, Much IS, et in% 10 1 and April 9, at farrier, at the Talbot A►ma low, Rogery. Attorneys, M .J. and W. Logic and Cumber'', Tann-Id-roort, Temple, London; and Mr, Smith, Morley, Staffurdabore. • Tnygs es ' Salt.r, of Grist, Norfolk, fanner, io sarresarr, Nowell/11. at roar, 12, at VD, and April 9, at three, at thr No , flak Hotel, Norwich. At ortiry., Ms. Barbor, Frtter. I%4t s Lowsrlow sad Mears. E. sod G. Coopr-r, East Dere ham. Norfolk. Thomas Matey, of Cutteabant, Cambridge, dells,-, to surrender, March 4, 6. and Apr,' 9, •• chive's, at the Hupp lon. Cambridge. Attrorives, Mr. P.seorke, Cambruilge aad Mr. Rohlasoa, Half Muun—treet, Pireaddly, Lyndon. Jumps ae.lley and Unman Falser WIN., bolt /ale of Ilse. 'lreland, Durham, ship owners, to mei renden, Menotti and 6, at ten, end April 9, at eleven. at Br o w n '. Hotel, Lyae- Regis, durset. Attorneys, Mr. Fisher, ~f Lyme-Reps; mut M.. Beres ley, Garth u rotor, Temple, Lo, duo. tuba Hargraves, of Liverpo 01, mill-r, to eurrenAri, March 13, 14, cud April 9, at one, at the George luti, LiarpetL otituraeys, Mr. Thomas Leisl•n Lansilawn. place, ilmswock.square, Loudon ; mud Mr. Leicester, Liverpool. Thos. einedion, of Tu.cousy, Devoe, merchant, to sur render, March 14 26, and April 9, at eleven, at the l'oVe Rooms, East Teogamouth, Mums Attorneys, Mr. John I. Willis..., Led Lion-square, 11.1104•11 ; sad Mr. Jobs, limp- • p.ll Toler, Teigunmouin, H. vol. Limn Squire, of Ear ins. Huniiagdon, tanner, to wren. der, Match 13, at six, 14, • .d April 9, at 1,0, at she Coen boa, St lees. Attorneys, Mr. Day, St Ives; cad Mews. Loose and (moles, liriburr-euoiro,G.ay's tun. London. lhonstity Hoyle and Joshua Lord, of liwell.X,rote, caster; ealico-prialera, to vuflontler, Marc, at he r, 22, at the Bull Inn, 'who' Lancaviii, and dpri; •t tea, Si Ills Afar Inn, Mmicht.ter. At.4;r.or.. M.. Norris, Johnnttrret, Bedfui London ; cud Messrs,. Shalt, Baraley. Stephen Field, now or late of Richmond, Su►rey, •Ine toeschant, to surrender, March 2,9, son April 9, at deem, at the 6itiri of Commlitaiuuers of Bola, atom, flipaisitlap. strerf, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Thorns. Gorr, Canatutr• strret. William Ledden, of Liverpool, • Lancaster, merchant, io serresider, March 21, 22, nod April 9, at our, at the Gauge en, Dale-street, Liverpool. Aitoreeye, Messrs. Stratiron lewd Foster, Liv.rpool ; and Messrs. Slade and Jose., John street. Bedford-role, London. William Raw'', late of Padttow, Cornwall. metele; to surrender, March 11,•14, •Itl Al.ril9 , ai draw, at the Commercial Inn, Pacistow. Atttotteys, Mr. W. H. 11101114%. of Pliiettl• and Meagre. Tliumpeos sod Jay, Grey`, len plarc, Gray's lan, London. John Ausell, of Flatus, Oxford, farmer, to anetentirr- March 25, at flee, 26, aced Aptil 9, at eleven. at the Ktnc Head, Noetttlearh, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mews. Itnearil earl Son, Laut ewers, eosihuarit, Latnitont aid Mestit. Wawa' and Keudall, Rourton•on-the-Water, Glovesster. DIVIDENDS. March 19. J. Richardson, of Mancherter, dealer is eettoa and twist, at ten, at the Star In. Mastel.este.-. March 28. J. Lath), of Moulin'', Ina, mercer and draper. at eleun, at the Dolphin Inn, Honitrn March 1111. W. Smedley, of Burioesapon-Trost, Stafford. emcee, at elm n, at the White Hart Inn, Burton.apaa- Trent. April S. A. W. Bellaire, then or late of Stamford, Lirco!ot And J. BrEaira, Lis son, theft or late of pithy, banks/sot t ',rive, at lite CroW,, lnn, Stamford. March 21. W. Booth, G. Booth, and R. 80-ash, new or late of Bishopwraralowil, Duthie', shipbuilders, at einem, at the Om* lot", Bishopwearso,tob. M•rth 25. J. Rare., wow or late of Burins-rponTrect, Sisffurd, viddier, at elettn, al the Wh , te Hail Jun, Bur ton-upon-Ti cut. March 23. W. Thomas, of Tiehbournetatreet, Middlewy oilman, at twelve, at the C tort of COMMilliiitttl• of Bait topes. Basinshall-street, Losdoe... Marrb 9. R. Miller, of Old Fish-street, London, book• at - twelve, at the Court of Commistrouers of Bault. rept', Baninehall-itetet. London March.9l. S Crane and - H. 8. ease. of Stratford, Estes, morrebaoto, at terrier., et the Court of Comonsurnr.r , of Bankrupt+, Baalagiuta-aireet, Lerida. March 20. M. Neortou, of Dreseastir-oportayoe, cog , , at eleven, at the George luo, Neocarole-opou-Tyne . CERTIFICATES.-11amot 19, W. Warren, of Illlarthc6ter, tiorse.des cr.—T. Bement • Deddinxtuls, Oxford, dealer.—T.Scarrote, Jam. and J. S.. row, Tate of Carlisle, Comfierland, stiue-sseirliau.l.—N Chipman, late of Ortesseit h, Kent, linen-draper.—S. 'rude. twiw ur Isle ut Soutbampto., terror.—J. Housed, kw of St. Martini court, M.Martite•-lane, Middlesex, corJusin. t. Parr, of Great Bullion-s'sec*, Curert.gardeu,tt.o . taissier, Stiltsin, of Saoluidgesturah, hay-dealer.—H. Gird, late of Leicester, but row of INS.- laae, Middlesex, saddler.—W. Whitesuotb, of 014 F'`'` street, Loudou, itveer.—J. I sweat, a Gressialt6l l, Hope, Derby, cattle-dralir. • BIRTH. Al Clifton, on the nd iustaut, the Lady of Levi A.", Hip. of a davgbter. DEATH. Yesterday, the 16th Inst. after • low end g a'nfel 0w.% is Um bilth year of lo r age, Mrs. Weight, wife of Mr. ',twirl. , Wrigllt, one of the principal thawkeepere of the M 0...., Lords, who, with a nuaeruus family, have to lament tat rid of an affeetiosate wife sad tender soothei. WIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY• Wentiat 49 after b. I Ercniog 16 after et. Primed and Pub Mira at THE BRITISH ' , Hrs.: an' THE GLOBE OARoe, No. 1??, Strand, by C CORN WELL, of the Sttottd. MN Y' 1 trto,N L4ST Nit:tirs CdIZETTE, f we presume, eta- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Mr. HMIS owl - incurred no the Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant if the County , &c. of the Navy, ugutro of o lli ial t ne bass ti pi a o so n. Tomum, Philip Sidney ni; oi John Be•clei k, Eno; sad Georg e Morgan, p h i l r Deputy ..po v eer an d T e ar at this El. -sill dated February 13, 1822. 'looting, Re-building, Yeomanry Cavalry. hr you chase of Hull, I T o he Lieutest•nte-•-lionoss Philip hllsousell, GeaL-.-dated hi. Majesty's Dock- Feb. eery 10, 1821; the Honourable Thoneas Atherton 1., from 1,815 to 1821 Poore-dated April 12, 1821; evict Charles Bylaw% Marti°, Geod.-elated J y 2s, 1822. --...r -._ derrhamo BANKRUPTS. Yards, Tom' Wiliam Stevens, of Northamberland-street, Strand, 0 .1. dies. eac 'MB le Ammillt dlo sea, hake., so surrender, March 2,9, and A po . ' O. .t • ar h •'-.--• eleveo, at the Court of Commissioners of Basoltiooro,, v:,.;,„... r r - I ball street, London. Atiorsey, M r . T a th am, C. 's , u... 1..., Simla 19 413 4,499,193 Frederic Dare, of Brrkeley-square. Middlese x , ~, 65 72 a . 3,0211 . 270 tiooeer, to surrender, March 2,9, and April! 9, al tr., 63,000 11.034,957 at the Court of Cumnolasioners of Bankrap,., B as;ez h e ;,' 6 'o oo 2 . 09 % 99 2 street, Loudon. Atiorser, ?do sirs. Rich/Adorn sold Mari, 0 0 ,000 I . l6 'sdrau Newlin, London. A 2 , 065 . 03 1 omes Larbalestier, of Angel-court, Theormurto roo s roet . 80,000 ' 1,990,800 London, wine -wettest, to surrender, Murk 5, at ten, it,, -----...,...... and April 9, at eleven, at the Court of Coommuroione rs of 4311 " 141 errreeee're Bankroopts,Boanighall.streel. Attooney, Mr Taylor, Jevoto- rw • arreet. Alderarote.sirmt, Loudon. NOB,. Jot., Tremolos... sad Joseph Thomllmoin, both of Rig'., : Hooket, Cumbe.l tort, innkeeper% In store...ler, Match 5, . • 11, and April 9, au ...eves, se the hu s h I nn , C m :Isle. Anon.tosses WV, • eseys, Mr. Lesdbliter, Beekt. ra b ur y, London; and Mr. 26. Fa.oboint. C.rtoode. Peter Sowerby, sea. sad Pe er owerloy, jog. of Live rpoo l , eert el 6441" flat Ih proemion-merchaors, to sourender, Mooch' 19, 16, idol April 9, at one, at the Sta r a n d darter Tavern, Ijorrrpoo , . DWARD A 2 WED, Anon'. y., Mr. Arians, Liverpool; sad Mr Wheeler, Castle- slire G e eo ll' rg il e °lb ß u e r ol ' on Lu , a u d r Kootiiegley, Yook. vessel-builder, ais argosies* .fie this Hor eee "OM"' t"' to rurrenoler, March 0, at six, 7, atod April 9, at tea, at the • ihe.CONMilleioll •f G.ern too‘--goo Inn, Postefretel, York. Atlonseye. Mr. Wood, issigosees. Pontefract ; and Messrs. Tidier and Sediow, navies L ao , rat he could And no London'. 'rat that he 7 55 la - I Jo.eph Wood, of Rogeley, 81•Worol, mi lee, to surrender, aide as the Attorney- Much IS, at ire. 10, and Apr i l 9, a t !wive, at the Talbot Arms los, Rogeley. Attorneys, M .J. an d W . Lone and Comber'', Taut-Idocoort, Temple, Loudon; and Mr. Smith, &Arley, Staffordaleire. • • Troupes Sailor, of Grist, Norfolk, farmer, to surrender, Tarraitislem, Marc..ll. at four, 12, at on, and April 9, at sheet, at the 26. Noo NHL Hotel, Norwich. At comp, Mr. harbor, Fetter. bee, Louden ; sod Messrs. E. sod G. Cooper, East here- of 0 Spedill Atfr . bee. Norfolk. Thomas "'whitey, of Cottenhant, Cambridge, defile-, to r. surrender, March 4, 6. and Ap r .l 9, • t e l. wen , at the HOOl. that this was a pew lon. Cambridge. Attorney% Mr. Pracorke, Cambridge ; estitutional Amor,.- aad Mr. Rohlosoo, Half Mason--trert, piresobity, L ee d om , o, r trial last Term, on I James dedlry and Thomas Cooler Win., both /awake. le uoloodiffereury of I . derland, Durham, ship owners, to suorcooteo, March 7 sod Comottrutienal Argo- . 8, at te n , sod April 9, at eleven, in Broom', Hetet, Lys e - Afierwards, in lest w e ., dowsed. Attorneys, Mr. Fisher, of Lyme-ft/Os; asol yr to strike the Jury. 1111.. Beasley, Garde u cum t, Temple, Looduo. called us, only two lobe Hargraves, of Liverpo 01, mill-r, ro surrender, March 13, 14, mod April 9, at one, at the George Ina, is about to pray a LirerpouL otituraeys, Mr. Thomas koolw Lansolown- place, Ilenaswick.square, London; and Mr. Leicester, le statute, fibs Court Liverpool. Thomas Cdotedon, of T o r qes y, D evoe , merchant, to I. C A that the right of l reader, March 54 26, and April 9, at eleven, on the Politic d, as one fully eats- Rooms, East Teognmouth, D.VOIII. Anon'. ye, Mr. Jahn f the Wile.' of our I, Willson, Red Loon-square. Loolesa ; sad Mr. Jobs, Chap- • , fore, to make say i 101 l Tose% Teigumuuth, U. vo l s. Lowell Squire, of Eolith. Huoriogdon, tanner . , to serves- Comet, and declared der, Hatch 13, at six, 14, •.d April 9, st lit n, at the Como reit.' Jury, end it up- t lola, St Ives. Ationoeye, Mr. Day, St Ives; sad Mess", disappointment from I Loom and Amoco, lioburr-eutirt,l'iray'a ten. London. ight hi to summon a Timothy Hoyle sad Joshua Lord, of lo or Lem•noo, !dole caste% ealico-priotera, to ruolonoler, Marc, '2l, so tire, ri, 'ad Pelee sapid sad at the Bull loin, "Haim Bontole ) , ',anteater, and drii ', st 00. tee, at Ilse Star lon, Manclocrter. AlloOoon. M,. Norris, rubtedly he had oaly John -street, Bedfui 01-rue, Landon; loud Metro. Shaw, ier was iii Court, be Bagley. diately. • Stepleteo Field, now or late of Richmond, Surrey, wine- *ding to follow his I merchant, to surrender, March 2,9, son April 9, at elem., at the Cuero of Cotentin's-niers of Bonk. ow% flooruglap. file of the Coati was sirert, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Thome. Gale", Catoatue. it was not tempo tent street. 1 William Ledden, of Liverpool, • Lancaster, iserehast, to I ie objection of Mr. aerreuder, March 21, 22, aud April 9, at our, at the George I impression, he coo. I lan, Dale-street, Liverpool. Aitoreeaa, Mears. Steadiest leell'esre, than the mud Foster, Liverpool; and Mellail. blade and Julies, Joint- the pressoclioga set street. Bedford-rop, London. I William Raw r , late of Paoldow, Cornwall. 'retch: to Learned Foiend's ob- surrender, March 11, 12, •tool keit 9, at fleece', stile I and therefore, if his C ommercial Ina, Paclatow. Attonsys, Mr. W. M. 11f01110 I . ,e present übjertioa of poodeow ; ail Mrsara. TOsumpeos sod Jay, Grey`, Ism- ow stand ever till to. place, Gray's 100, London. be present. I John Ansel', of Flatus, Oxford, farmer, to surrender. 1 jecrion was for the March 75, at Are, 26, and April 9, at eleven, at the Kong a ions, which heshould H ee d, Nortioleach, Gloucester. Attorneys, Messrs. Itoworil • rdahip agreed with sa d s ee . L uu t street , "onthearlt, London; sod Alcor.. I Walkout' and Kuudall, Boortos•on-the-Wooter, Glove-ester. 'he objection was had foequently made I DI Vi DEN DS. r Jurors, hut, as I.e 8 ow take a different N M e ms :ch i:lh i2w189i...,, J. Lat h y, h ßichardson, et;:;atatitsut u ia, f roa la i,n laa .D... c l L i e an o m t : er mi. , :rs d ci e ee ll .;. e a r a d i • draper. ::: : • el to be called over, ma to be Soled 51, st trivial% at the Dolphin Inn, ilo.ottrn • ter seat Tam. March HE W. Smedley, of Burrommpon•Treett, Stafford. 0 grmet, at elev. it, at ohs White Hart Inn, Burton...lpm- =_-_-_e Trent. *I April 8. A W. Bodkins, then or late of Stamford, LiccWoo 40 dad J. Brl'air., Lis son, then or late of Derby, baulars,.at r, tUrsig•stuz 116 twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stamford. Ili RR 'S HOUSE. March 21. W. Booth, G. Booth, and R. 80-oh, new or late eel to.derweut an exam'. of Bishops/earn...elk, Durham, shipbuilders, at ekveoi, st .at aurbsece at the doer j she Bridge loot, Bishopoearnosib. a koyaid, St. James's. Pil•rth 25. J. Raves, now or Jane of Burros-upon•Trehr, the widow of a min. I Slafford, saddler, at eleven, at the Wlote Hail Ilia, Bul- ler the Duke cf Wel- I tun-upon-Too - id. o - amply remouerated. I March 23. %Y. Thomas, of Tiehbonrne.atreet, iliddleves, "view with the Corn• 1 oilman, at twelve, at the Cart of COMM!llilytel• of Bask piano redress through I repos. Basieshall.stomo, Loadoo... II r was new in a state March 9. R. Miller, of Old Fish-street, London, book• ha seller, at twelve, at the Court of Couomiramosers of Bauk. aM in of the Primmer, rept", Basinghall-sitted. London.' y door of bus Ilbyal Morth.23, 8 Crane and - H. 8. Crewe, of Stratford, Ere., .ke her into custody. merchants, at timbre, et the .Court of Consonsosa. ri I been ro preseuted to of Bookrupt", Basleglosll-slreer, Losidoso. e to' order a letter to March 20. M. Newton, of Ncocastlempoo-Tyue, core , :g every kited Moo- ". at eleven, at the George duo, Neecaarle-upouoTyse. CERTIFICATES.-11 A ROI 19. I for her afid she was W. Warren, of 'heaths:6PN hurseelos.er.-T. Bene. it. • ' ' Deddingrula, Oxford, desler.-T.Scarrow, jam. sod J. 5 :2 .“ 7 row, lire of Cordial', Cninherland, so iee.meirhaii.o. • kat Kr w al Yederde I Chapman, late of Greenwich, Kent, linen-draper.-S. Titan. do red, charged with 11•1 Ilse slur za 01 x ' lii Ili ng e, ....87.:m " . :r p t ha n io rr le 's . c 6 le f f n g°U r c t ire ta l a h t t a .; R P a t t i r e e t i lii' i s-7 5 le e f i n ee c :,::M - cu o j d l d c l i eses, ll l. . p lia nk r 7 :r:J , e is t o l l i e u „ o u (.. MN aft tie .d l oswigh:l7terio; re i n. ih ro ine i y u e- s ,d i n ez ieir ta iiii- i 1 1 e 1 . .- .xG, B ira ...B 4d ri ie tt r a . i - n, W o . f " s 'a .h e i br iem idge ak wur: f h, o H id coo F f . .l . tog oth 'at the Derby street, Leedom, ameer lat . e -J of . l j e samet iregier t: but .: Greeds *** ar lefa lli'r l ki , " lo w red oil 'begird the Hoye, Derby, cattle-dealer. _ - _ - me. _. __- pro __ liaretory to hie , . Per . BIRTH. box et drown Prize, talc A y HAZARD mad CO. EtnAt of li a ft d o a n u , g oi h n ie t t lie nd D i u e s A ta T u ff t ~the lad y of Levi Amor, seat s Offires. 93 . Royal y ee s err i e y, th e 16th Ire. litter • bog sod g sinfel Olney% 1 , Oxford-meet. 1.11 -_-______ 57, • ERDAV. I w o r th igio s fril , u t a k e ye o a f r t u h f e loo p r ri a n g c r i , p b a l i r do s.:lirigb keer t.e re lfr ot er th S l :•4 . l ::7 l ., , i,i Lords, who, with a nosacrou, family, hav e . to lament the Joh ;tuck.... 94S ci, m of an an affeeti_osate_wifesad seeder smother. Volk D ;ill t Aa1iCC......75) ;BPiri hidedTl P E E L L eGa s tondo 50 51 45 pr N feel i t i tt i i 4 utt 9 ic . , .. 1 ouw •Yril .• •• : 79 i . lIIGH me W n i ie T t E 4 R 9 A si T ter LILNDO I NE,,B.RialgDGl6Ealft'iHrlSS. DAY. mo o ogee Ls - LeloOPßaueebloserisbacensided..aNtoTll7E, Strand, BRITISH P c it r ( .." 6 ‘. - tt a s n . : . .. ......‘_. • . • 11 01 P" • i iiiiiii,„„,,,,,olioigaitt drrk7 '•*d. .0...-.. - • -- IRE I W._.., . FRICE OF STOCI Bank Stock ....Mai 3 per Ct. Red.. • • 79ii 3 per Ct.C0ue...79 7n ilk 3i per Cent 9O 4 per Cente.....981 38 5 per Cent.N.Ait.lo3la Bank L. An. 40 11-14 11.16 PliuM L4B7' Nthurs C4ZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. s L