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VNIrERSITY INTELLIGIINCe. oiroan, OCTOSTII it -- • kotorday, the 7th instant, the nominal of • Piet- Cannernor for the easuitig year, by the Right Hon. Lord Chancellor of she Voiversity, was approve ,' in fo 'I coooroureti 0000 ; after which If e Rev. Frorisbam Hodson, L./ Preietital of Brasennose C dleZe, reogoed the Vice (' iannolonhip. and the George William Hall, I) D. 11 %stet. i'elohNolte College, was invested with that office with the listed formalities, and nominated bis Pro-Vice- Chltordiors, The B. v Thomas Lee, 1).0 President of Trinity College. TM Kew. Ettolsbant Hudson, DD. Principal •f omen nese Collige. Tin R. v. Richard Jeukyss, D.D. Master of Ralliol College. *Flo 14.•• .1. Collier J 0114.1, D.D. Rector of Carter College. Congo - nations will lw holden for the purpose of grouting 6,4101.• sod entiferring Degrees, on th e following s l a y s i s , t h e en.toong Term viz. Tuesday, October 10; Thooroday, Delo twr ; TlonZlay, Novembo r 16, and Portly, 24 y Tuesday, /1.). crudity 5, Tresday, 12, and 111 today, IS. Ou :Rowley last 51r. James Holconilw, Commoner of Jeans College. was elected a Schollr of that Society. Yestreday Mr. Richard Sankey and Mr. John Mengtea were elected Scholars of Corpus Christi College ; she former for the county of Rent, and Ihn latter the county of Surrey.— Tlir same day the Ror. Henry Shrubb, M.A. was admitted Yellow of the same Society. I r' FATAL MOUT. A fight tank place at owe o'clock oa Si lathy morning. is * I; Id at the top of Park row, betwero two young mew of toed., named Stymy and Robinson ; in which tlw runner Will .0 touch burl, that he Wag taken up in a slide of in get4.ii,ilti), and died on his way home. They had beer together the preceding evening, and Myron was t;iiitv udutticated. Before he left the poblic.boisoir, he bid .rpelt•dly elulllengert any our to fixht him for five ; a i,ii d was I w o till arti-r winch inwriic mum that Itubkososs G. so. vivurl accepted the offer. FYrI:Ns'iVR BURGL4RY, AND COURAGEOUS CONDUCT OE A YOUNG LADY. Oa Saturday morning, between three and four o'clock, a most daring and extensive robbery and burglary was ripe. atsd .1 the bowie of Mrs Willis, jeweller and silversmith, No. et, Bishopagale-street Without, the particulars of which are of a very singular nature. Mrs. Willis, who is a widow holy. slept on the second floor, ■nd reined to rest 'howl 12 o'clock on Fiidav night, leaving Ike house securely fastened; Miss Caroline Willis, ahuut VI years of age, slept in a boreal' bedstead in the shop. Between three and four u'tlock on Saturday morning she was awoke by a noise, sod on her raising herself in bed, to accertain fi um whence It proceeded, she p. relived two fellows bet 1 the m o iler, One of them :1041 a dark 1411. in his hand, whilst the other was filling a large bag oh Wile, isiukets, and other valuables, whirl he was Aloe futon the window. The •illains then forced Open a driest-, filled with plate, which by Seine accident they I. t ; our of them exclaim. d, We are discovered !" and they instantly made tow atilt the door, which !earls into C. 1111260.. Wheeballey, taking with them the bag, contain. Mg their valuable pinittler. Miss Willis iostantly juin i nal not of bell, sthi seiz.d use of the rubbers by th•• skit of the coat, but he forced himself from her hold, and both ran off. Miss Willis instantly shut the sheet door; and in bee night clothes, without either shuts or stocking•, mimed the villains, crying aloud, " Stop thief! Moralise!" &c. through 111 M-dent courts and alleys, Mtn Spital-squate, where she lost all trace of them. The shutting of the dour alaimed Mrs. Willis and the s'n.pnian, who ran down stairs in a state of nudity. Mts. Willis 11-w towards her daughter's bed, and tin finding that Mae we. gone, and her dress left behold, she Noted away. A light was proem, il, when the ,•,stony was disco. v. red, and Miss Willis was supposed to base be• n mordered and earri, d off by 11w ruffians. Several persons went io pursuit of thew : in about ten minute. after Miss W. re turned in a slate of exhaustion, to the sin izemesit of her niether, lit wheat she related the circumstance and the cause of ber ab.niur. The peuperty stolen is estimated at 1,0001. DARING ROBBERY. Lila week the goose house of T. Brindle, F.sq of Fs Inds. berg, was broken into, and owe of the grew killed, but Fie noise of the others alarming Mr. Briudley's man. priciest, be gut up, and, ou his going into the yard, be eow and powesurel • mall who was endeavouring to musk. it s escape. Whilst engaged in the puesuit he was shot . 1 at by some person from the opposite side of the a nrsl, awl a hall passed through the upper past of his ha.. With vodaunted mullet too the M7eant turned round los arils this INA • peeled assailant, and It vetting the blunderbuss with which hr was Areistal, he endeavoured to discharge it, hut it maw el hie Be door tamed to Ilw first 01+41 of los por sod, and at the very moment he was • ffeeting Isis escape over the Iwirk wall 'thole sitironads Mr. Itriistlltl's premises, again levelled kis blouslei bless. pulled the trigger, and shot the rubber, oho was so severely wounded, 4/1141 he had just renglit enungle to get iota the field on the outside sal the is Al I, and After proceeding two ear three rods he fa completely exiisusted. hiked eau discovering and upprelst ndigg the &his q t. eat, snJ regal. diem of his own danger, dic sere,' I wore, ti ed into the fed Id, and cousin up to the man he had wouosted, towel that he cushier was, or pretended lo be speech!. m. At this hare Iwo oilier men approached hint, lint Ise elitist deem away by thin awning to shoot then.. after pro ceeding thus far, and Ittippo , jug the rubber t o b e dead, be wens to his master Si, issform him eat tlw circasiristasice Ills. Britons y immediately rose and accompanied his *es-- •acit, but when obey rams . 10 the place- where the sousseled 1111 , 1 a had beers kb, Ili. j could not Ind him, upon which it was cone:tided that he bad been carried off by his comp stness.—( tfienflak Chrowide.) E J. Lirri.groa. E.q. M.P. for Sfeennlshire, %ai re I ilrialisig loom Slitiaborough, the seat of Via cuu„t Axa•ai. when. at approssiiing his home. his Wise rails away widt I , and dashed fuilously to sods die court-yard. at Tethlesley. Mr. LIT. vt.t. - rum istrued lum ou wmn hurdle., with a view a; c .vetiog ttwas, but 11w hone swerved from his leap at the gate. and stopped suddenly. by which toe inlrr was thrown hum his seat, sod fell on his bacl. He remained h. a state of insensibility for some hours. We ere humpy to ay he is co-swab scrot. ,slerettsbar y Paper.) There is a report that SACCIIIT. soother of Iles principal witoesses clammed is popenri of the 11111 of Pains sod Po amities, is off to the Comm, ut. It is sl.o repotted deal filitdocutt is off Thr Address to her 111,J :say from S•suthnmp. tor' finality clamed ou Soturday evesisugwhit 3.000 ei d uaturee. The deputainoo will proceed to Lins dots tins •oruing, end aril proceed to Bounden burgh Hewn. on Wednesday ur,t. The /1/motil4e tromport has arrived et Ply mouth from tire rastw.orl, to take out !nut of the 94th resisting to the Me.isterrunran.—Other trans port, me eXpeeted to take the reinallider : one lies mulct". The Dwarf hug sl.o ssilrtil from Plymouth f or Falmouth. with orders 6.r the law and Helicon to comae fir she ,sane purprer., M►. Miti-ma. Cossunauder of the /t'ot'al George census csusstr, is repporisied Colleciur of the Cus tome of She Poet oh h. 41 40... PLY atutall, Oscults.o li.—Ssiled the Car/a lma Lie Pu►teluuutia ; Alban schooner fur Milford. 4s4lsilispstcbrii to the Wolf brig. she teeing ordered to Goosslutr upsm LLe subject of the fiver at Cadiz. MARKETS. 7!.1 • • WINDSOR, Orensel 14. Meal, p. Id. 12109 to 19/ Oa I aeons, p0eiv......14a to 36. Harley, per Id. .. to 309 Pesos ...... .0111 a to 11. Oats 269 to 3lta Rye . READING, °crop& 114. Wheat .500 to 14. Od Pore . —e Is 40. B trlcy Wan. ()hi Wheat.... --s In —I t.TA IN ES, ()erns,* 13. Wheat. ..141 5s to 171 us Pease per qr. .. 42. to 41. Rye -s to 36. fluky ..... —s to 294 Oats per qr 27. to 29. Brass 34. to 34. [nom the* Lowden Nor Price Cermet:l FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. Corron —The extensive sale at he !oldie Howse cowh wore.' this morning ;'23,000 hags have ponied the sale w ilily, of which it is calculated alksit out-teeth only Gobi; there appeared every disposition to purchase Swats, lint the holders tarok them in at prices which the buyers would not amede in ; the few &locals sold canoe be liken as the market priers, as the greater proportion of the quantity is )'et to be disposed of ; the quotations most be considered nominal until the bull result of she sale is known ; it will probably he courted. d sin Monday. SLIGIAR.—Tbe demand fur kluscovadoes this week Ise been very languid, and such is the heavy state of the IrsJe that low sugars way be prisehaiwil 6d. a la lower; is the better descriptions there is so alter .Sion at present, but the market is urconainouly heavy, with the appearance of a declaim. R. Mira Goad. have not bee. I. so mulch request this week, whit the exception OrialVeli, which have been in Donee demand; Ibe other descriptions of Refiued way be purchased on lower Icrmi. Wawa steady. There bare biro considerable public sales of Foreign Re. gins lately (hi Tuesday • parcel of yellow U 16 sold •t 342.4355. Gil.; slime then two parcels by public sale wet with no buyers, and were withdrawn; 35 packages Uraxil sold at prices 2s. • 3.. lower, low yellows sod browu 245. 6.1. a 27.. 6.1. Comer.—the public isles of Coffee early in the week wut off her ly, the prices were belkeVer Wlikant variation ; large perm Is of Si. Domingo sold at 1411 s. This tortuous three considelable public sales were brought forward ; the Jamaica tleurriplious sold steadily, fully supporting the pre vious prices; the Si. Donsiugo weut a Aide lower, ordinary 124s.aud 1255. good quality 120/s. Conn.—There are few fresh arrivals of Wheat this week, and as the rituality left over from Mouth, was quite jocose siderable, the 6ne rues this worming sold readily ab rut Is. advance; the inferiurqualities were without variation. par ley is very heavy •i • further di elioe of le. The arrivals of Oats are again extrusive; the pi ices may he quoted at a re duction of 14. In oilier articles there is no •Itrration. ()ILL—The prat reduction in the prices of Oil dues mot facilitate sates to the tread which had bees. anticipated ; punliatres may be made 10s. a 20s. lower thaw last week, and the market is still heavy. TALLOW.—IIse Tallow market mast be quoted lower, on turnout of the extensive supplies; the market is still heavy; the purchases Lately reported are, however, ou a very exten sive scale. The Town-market is to-day stinted 57..04. which is 24. lower than last week. FRUIT —Tbe first carp; of .ew Splakb fruit was bought by the trade u• Saturday last by private euestract. COUNTRY FAIRS. A eery great f•H in the prices of farming prodder was experieueed at our fair or, 1 uesday aml Weduesday. Code were numerous, but no buyers, prime beasts, 6J. per lb., and some nearly fat did not obtain more lino 54.; uo 4..- maw! fur store curdle, on atemrist of the ity of keep— Fat sheep fetched 61.; no purchasers for swirl. Pies were much lower. Cheese, best dairies, !:os. to 565.; skiner.d, 30s. to itts.; a quantity 'enemas unsaid. Butter sold early at 101.1. and a few lots at 11.1. per lb ; but it fell tar 10d. llscon, 8,1. to Yd. for sales and good has. 10d. per lb.— (Skrewsitsry Chlorite's.) 'Flit stork market at Sp riding un Tuesday was the fullest ever remembered. There were nearly four thousand sheep permed, which weal off • aceediaely dull at very seduced mints. Fat mutton was bought by die bu (hers at 6d. a pound. Some lambs were sold at S. CJ. a head, and ushers were called flora large lots at 12s. 6J. and a second calling Wiens, at 10s. 6J.esch. At Corby fair on Monday there was an entraordivary (outfit) , of store sheep, which could sot be tuned into nieweey at any price.—At Santos on Wednesday the show of fat brats was the largest ever known there, and they sold ruinously ill for tl.e giazier. At Market Deeping wuud fair on Tuesday the quantity for sale was very large, and the prices were much below those of last year. At Mickaidueu Chichester Fair, ou Wednesday, • large quantity of seed wheal, agreeably to I custom, was patchatl fur sale. John Itunifare, Gay. of Oviug, bore the palm fur the best, which brought uu more than 131 10s. per load. There was but an indiffeeeat abew of bones. Hopi were retailed at 10.1. per lb. Bread fell the same day in that city 4d. per gsllow. Butchers' meat still bolds up, but is 11.1 expected to 'nosier Good bacon, thl. per lb. Oie Saturday, the 7th instant, a Fair was held on Peters. field Heath, fur the skew of cattle. which the principal rat. tle dealers from Devonshire aud Wales attended, with about Gm teen hundred beasts of must 'scribal quality, uear six huudied of which were disposed of at good prices, general witisf.ittion being given to both buyer and seller. A great number of grateers and Whereof the lest respectability were on the rowed, and it wu agreed that the shew of rattle should take place lly ow the 71b of October.—Peters. field Heath is a must suitable spot, stud as the surrounding neighbourhood affords plentiful supplies of feed, no doubt is entertalued of the establishment of the Fair. Salisbury !Cartel eras largely supplied last week, bat sales being brick, Wheat fell only from Is. to 11.61; Harley, Is. per quarter. At Market Latington, Wheal and Harley bulb 101111 at la. per per net less. At Devises, the demand was equal to the supply, and prices maintained last week's. Wisest sold at the last Newberry market at the low price rf 101. per load. Al the great fair of lialliondoe, Ireland, field Ike week before last, cattle and sheep said at least SU per ern.. lower then last season, sad ail tiliiii.u.slarsaber were drives away u saw inereave of butter imported into Liverpool and west of Engitial poets, is fully equal its the deereallt 11110 Loudon this season. Fat pig. are now ilt !ling in COI it at Cs. per cwt.. and it is expected that the price of beef will open there at or about ids. per cat. fur bullocks of 61 cwt. per carcass—i4s. per cat. tor bullocks 31 cwt. per earcu-s. Coax Tacna, Coax.—A meeting of the priors eipal 'serums conceiired in the Corn Trade, cons sumo% of the Brewers, Uistifirr., aiol Merchants, was held yesterday, whru it was usiroimously se rviced. dist bout and ofier Saturday ischl, the brokerage at present allowed to the Sky farmers shoulei be reduced to the following rates: —Six pence on Whoa, nine-pence on vats, and on e smiling on Barley per large barrel.—( Cork C hroni cle.) On the arrival of the intelligence in Taunton, of the conviction of Musa M•st• GLENN for per. jury, in the extraordinary case of the BowniTctiv.s, very general satisfactwii war expressed on the occasion. The church bells continued riuging for several days, and the arrival of the London coach, filled with the witnesses for the prosecution, and decorated with blue ribbons, was greeted with liv:ly feeling, or exultaliou. DUBLIN. OcTaiga 11. .1 NtlID POLICS - 0/1/14111. FRATRICIDE CASE. ou Friday lot Josse s parer was broeght before Alder man Darley„ and H. C. Sire, Eat the ottliat Magistrq". under the following cireeeistances :—Tbe Prisoner lead a brother of the name of Itielaril Darcy, who was gardisaer to the Bishop of Waterford, *be resided at his Liw.lehip's seat near that city, and to whom she Prisener s resurted to when oat of employment, old was always kindly received; but, shucking to relate, he adminislered, wa the 3.1 day of I let firptember, some white arsenic in water and Medicine, under the deleterioes effects of which Rielard Darcy lingered instil Smoky, she 1.4 of October, whets be died. A Corewer's !worm wee held nu Muuday, before Michael Eveylin, Esq. Coroner for tVaterford, and • respectable I nry, who, after deliberstieg and several witness*, tomtit late on Weditrodely creating, Nand a verdict of wilful murder against Janes Damp; and un Thursday Mr. Frey. lin, the Coroner, despatched a litter by punt to the Maras testes uf the Ilesd-uffice,contaieing hie writ and a description of Darcy, fur appreheading him, it hem( supposed he had tied to Dublin. This was received by the Magistrates beer about tenticlnck on Friday, which, when barked by them, Ma. art ive and highly efficieut tearer, Mr. Farrell, Chief Peirce Officer of the Dabble Pubes-, eudertouk the exceutiou of the war rant himself, cad from the description, arreeted James Darcy le Weasirlaud-street, by eleven 1;110111, one 114/111( hot') his receiving the warrant. Ile was committed by the above Magistrate, to Kilaisinham Gaol, from thence to I.e transmitted to Waterford, to abide his trial at the next AMMO, for that County. Yeeterday owning no less a amber Mangum hendred and two brokers ie old clothes were brought before Alder man Dailey, finperintanilmit Magistrate of Police, sum o...sad by peace offerers Lynda and Manly, for emu being duly lammed. They were summused from Plunket street, Hassever-lane, Thomas-street, Tighe-street, and klasy'ialane; when brought before the worthy Magistrate, their licenas were deomeled of them, but not a single broker could produce one, they were accordingly fined $l. each en der the provisions of the Police Act, sections 65111 and Ottlh, which the worthy Alderman 'teetered would be refuse. ed un all who would nut immediately take out their license, and to those who did the penalty would be 'gated to five ,billings ; these pruceediuga are only prepurateey to others is conk-levitation by the Milkiest's, for the purpose of sep presing the receiviag of stolen searing apparel, &e. whirls has 1....eu of late growing into no evil of the greatest niaguitude. NAVAL IN rELLICENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 13. Came into harhour the Iliad, from Spithead; and the Lundou and Bemick packet from Danizie. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBFR 12 Arrived the Gallant, Blyth; and Eagle, Batty, Bunt Liverpool fur ilawbui gli. FALMOUTH, •CTORFR 11. Arrived the Active , Quaren, f London ; and the Chris. fiats, Gates, from Brutal Cu . London, DIAL, OCTOMER ArriveJ and saileJ Cu. the River the Grenada, Donald, from Samaraug, last loom ('urea; and the Fame, Trieley, from St. Michael's. LIVIRPOOL. OCTONCII 12. Arrived the Alexander, Minkla, from Virginia; Nichol. soli, Cairns, from Slirainiehi; ThOINIIS Naylor, Gill, (ruin St. Peteisbargla ; rod Whitehall, Crabb, from Lisboa. 3IEF:TINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL TO-MORROW. M. R. G. GI Atka, Ceraitor street, jeweller 2 12 H. Boosu► e Ludgate-hill, ♦ictualler DIVIDENDS. T. Itirhmaked, Carry.street, plumber l9 C. I.:twt, Sliuories, viduallur CERT 1 FIC AT P. Illoollew, of Norton rulgut , , Middleset, ho.ier.— • fluilLio, of Sbad-Tbanses, Morderlowis, Surrey, lighter. wasto.—.l. Sekoleield. late of or noir Old Taine,Saddlewurtli, York, woollen-curd-manufarturer.-11. Daniels and M. ▪ of Bury-street, St. Mary -Ewe, Loudon, Merchants E. Jones ' of Groot Sutton -stretd, Clerkeuwell, Midttlesete, soil-wierchaot.—Wm. U. Browne, late of London, but now of Bridal, broker.—F. Duel:tug, of Iluddenield, Yuik, grocer. We are informed that if the British Militia SW to be re. duced to the mine establishment, iu point of expenditure, as that of the Peace of 1801, when BON *MARTI Was on dm Throue of France; uud the Staff when w reduced, were directed to perfoi in the duties of Clerks to Its. lacueral and Subdivisiou Mectiugs of their respective enmities ' in addi lion to their regimental duty whets dieembudied ; these would be a saving to the public of :50,000/. mutually, and the Militia would be equally as efficient for service as at tLis snumeut. Rome important itiformat . , we understand, was Rive• privately un Friday, at the Politic (Mice, Bow-sireet, re specting Fertakfie, SUSS Flefektr, alias Forbea, iu eausequence of which souther officer was dispatched iu a new direction. Mr. Hwoon, in the absence of Mr. PEARSON, is actively employed iu purruisig every trace th.it iv at all likely to lead to the apprclicliviuu of the iudividual above labeled lu. The following is an extract of a letter from the Consul-Gencrel for the Azure blonds, dated Si. Michael's, 41st August : " Os Saturday last nearly 50 persons were landed here, be ing part of the crew mid passengers of the Portuguese ship Coriolis, laden with a valuable cario of sugar, coffee, hides, kr. from Bahia to Liutiou, captured 28th ult. a little to the westward of Flores by au Insurgent frigate privateer from Buenos ityrts, said to be called La tbdira. The Carlotta usouuled ?X guns, sad 60 men, and defended herself as hour before she strack. losiug four wen killed and five worm/ed. Tie privateer bad eight killed said 13 wounded." Mr. WOOD, a respectable clerk io the employ of Mr. COSSACK. of Hull, was going front Newark to Helloed in the night of Friday sc'emiglit, on the box of the Highflyer coach, when the horses taking Right at route cattle lying on the road, the sudden motion titres him from the box, and produced so severe a concussion on the bruin as to prove fatal ou Wednesday. On Tuesday, the 11th just. THOMAS MORRIN, turnkey of the gaol at Dumfries, was inhumanly murdered by David Hugger:, our of the prisoner'. This most atrocious and horrible deed was effected in the following manner :—Hoggart contrived to secrete in his cell a large atone; this lie put into a bag, and as Niollaiti was leaving the cell. rifler har ing brought the daily allowance of food, lloggart struck him over the head with tire atone in the bug, which felled I ' to the ground, and then the wretch made his escape from the pe;son. MORRIN was soon after discoreied by one of the turnkeys; he was quite senseless, and tl:e blood had flowed copi oush• from his head, which was lacerated in the most frightful Mialaer. He was immediately c. seyed to bed, and a surgeon sent fur, who, upon ex . g the wound, (timid the skull very mud* fr■ctured. The unfortunate man died about ten o'clock on Wednesday night, haring endured the greatest agony during the dry. PRICE OF STOCILI ON SATURDAY. 3 per Colt. lted. 66iti ludic Wads.. 25 26 pr. 3 per Ct. Cutaa 675111 I Ex. Hills. C.... 4 6 pr. 4 per Cent 04}11 I lutlrry Ticket., 2 31. 2s. 5 per Ct. N. Au.iosia I Corm. kr Ace... OM Brak L. Ann. 171 7-1(1 I PROM , SATURDAK NICIIPS GAZETTE. • Al the Coart at Carlton-House, the 10th of October, IS2O, I' It ESENT, The KING'S Most Etrefleet Mainly is Cooseril. This slay ilia Right Hun. Sra Gore Omar!. Part. was, Ire his Majesty's enwainasisl, sworn of Ala Hairs Nest Firsisunralite Privy Council, and look his plare at the Po.srd rseenrdiagly. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War. Office, I/rh,b•r 13, 1,120. 3d Regiment of light Dragoo.oroa —Gentleman Ca.let Thom*, Baker May, f be Royal 11.1itary College, to he Cor net, by purchase, rice Julio' May, oho rrtorro—dated Otte lwr S. 1820. 1111 1 .1rttro-I.le r te nuo t F.Joar.l Augustus Day iiromell, from loalfpay 24th Light Mac/toss, to be vire Walter Clarke, who ClitelliNtell, receiving the rlitf..r.. rrore—.late.l February 1, 1820. 22.1 clutio—Lieurrosant Pringle Tuylur to be Captain, by . . purchase r vice Vrrnuu, ttbu rid:tea—dated Jauuary 2, 1819. Cornet IVilliam p , Rimulf In be Liententut, by piireliste, vice Taylor—dated no above. Colitatream Regiment of Foul Guiteds—lieutenaut Francis 'Lusby Share to be Lieutenant and Crplaio r by iltsrehaar, vice Hips's, who r,•lirr.—JatrJ Oirsobrr S. 1420. Ensicu and Lientrnant William Henry Co►nwall, from half. pay of lbe reximeni, to be Ensign and Lienienani, by purchase vice Motive—dated al above. 21 Iteiremeut of Foot—Ensigu Fleury Waring lo be 'irate. oral, without purchase, virc (;lassos, tleceavesi—Jate4 es above. Oliver Rubinson, Gent. be Emir+, vice iVaring—ilateil as above. 10th ditto--Eosiga Richard %Vallee %barrio to he Adjutaut (with the rank of Lieutenant), vice Allen, promoted-- tinted February 9, Mo. 2341 ditto—Lirotenant Peter John Dou;lar, from the half pay of the 66th Foot, to he Lieutenant, •ice Alexander Ailair It. tee, who excliaoges, receiving the ditTerenrc —dated October 5, MO. 38811 (Min—Emma Jobe. Corolly, from balf•pay of the I Ith Font, to be Ensign, vice Charles lA'nuua Stereich, who e.s. changes—defeat as above. 48th ditto—Cosigte Edward Sutherland, fro. 87th root, In be Ensign, without pat chow, vice Carroll, whose appuisel. mean has not taken place—dated as above. Lieutenant Tobias Purcell Sc be Adjutant, vice Madigses, who resigns the Adjutaotcy only—dated February 1,1820. 47th ditto—Brevet Major Jubn Winton Makblame to be Major, without purchase, vice Moles wo rth , killed in Betio's—dated December 5, 1819 ; Lieutenant 'those es W. French to be Ceptaiu, vier Hutchinson—Jahn' as above ; John Dellute Brews., Gent. to be Ensign, wlthout purchase—dated as shove ; Eiteive Eugenws NltCartby to be Adjutant, vice French, promoted —dated as above. 53.1 ditto—Bevil t Major Jobu Giles to be Major, without parthase, •ice Felirszeu, deceased—dated January 20, MO; Ensign Robert Taggart to he 1.0'01490m1, witheisit purchabe, vice Fitz Gerald, dere escd—ndated Frbinary 11, 1810 ; Gent. to be Benign, vice Tag. Bart—Jared as above. 5 tith •htio-11..ieutrnam-Colonel Itlnehean, from lutir.pir 98th Fool, to he I. ekal roam-Colonel, vote Felix Calvrri, whose appoibtineut has nut taken plate—dairil Octuhtr 5 , Mt/. Ensign Richard Tyrrell Robert Pallona, from half-pay Royal African Corps, to be Cosign, vice Alexander Mat thenson who excbauges—dated as above. . _ 5511* Lieultuaut Thomas Tr 0 ward, from haltpay slit Foot, to be Lieutenant, rice IVilliain Drury Armstrong, who exchanges, receiving the ill frercnce—itateJ as above. 5711. ditto—Lieutenant Henry Ouhun to be Captain, with out purchase, vice Dix, Jr c eased —dated .is above. . Euiiiiti; James "'own to I.e Lieutelialit, vice theltun—dated se above. 6241 tlitio—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Rieharel Roberts, to be Major, without purchase•, ire Goodridgc, 41.c,•.urJ— almiroi as above. Lieutenant Ssekville H. Eaton to be Ca ptain, vice Ruin its dated as above. &units John Manorll to be Lieutenant, vice Eatun—dated as above. George Ihmerum,Geot. to be Ensign, rice Mansell—dated as ab .vc, 85th ditto—Ensign Henry Diionithorwe to he Lieutenant, wahotit purchase, vice Place, promoted—dated as above. To be Emsigati--Ctiarles Eldridge, Grnt. by purchase, vice Coleman, who retires—dated October 4, 1820; and Gem tl. mau Cadet Johu A. Walk. r, from the Royal Military College, without purchase, vier Doisuitholue— dated Oc- tuber 5, 1820. To be Quartermaster—Eneigo Thos■ Coleuses, *ice Julio biome, tlece.i.td—dated October 4, 1820. 8141 ditto—Easigu James Douglear, from Watley 57th Foot, to be Eoliigo, vice Julio 8.1110.C1C, who exchauges— ILI 'led October 5, 1820. 87th chtto--Jsures 31.0gibrie, Grill. to be Ensign, rrithoist purchase, vice Butbeilautl, appuiuttil lu the 48th Futil— fisted as abuse. ♦ssistaut-Surgeor 'MOWS MOUlit. M.D. from she Its* Light Dragoons, to be Assistimi Surgeon, •ire James Itobsou, . . rhorrtires •Iwu halrpsy glst-ljglat March 4, IWO. 091 h ditto—Eu.4u William John King to be Lienienaul, without purchase, vice 3110u1sun, drceastil—dated Janu •ry 29, 1920. 90th diiin—Lienlesialst Benjamin Robert Miley, from half pay @lib Fool, lo be Lieuteu Mee Charles \l'A•ally, who exchanges, rreervi•z the dilTrrenee—Laud October b, 1810. ht West India Resiment—Lieutenant Andrew Ilalfhide, from half•pae 3J West India R. giment, to be Lieutenant, vier James Audetson, who excbanges--dated as above. BREVET. Caplaiu Charles de Harillasul, the Bal. Foot, to be Major iss the Argosy—dated August 12, 1819. emoaANn4. Thecommission of Captain Hem y Blake (at present on haK•pay 6th Garrison Battalion), as Capsaiss in the 87th Foot, 1111 been antedated so 20th December, 1601, bat he CSIIIJOi he allowed any back. pay. The Army rank of Lieutenant Onsoge, Rine Brigade, bas been antedated to 19th Jamul y, 1810, hot he cannot be allowed any bark. pay. 'lle alumna she Gentleman appointed to an limaigary its 90th Foos, sus 28th 'slum°, arc George Conway Montagu Levine Wade Snider Johustuu. Commissions signed by Nie Lord !Automat of the County of Pembroke. To he Deputy Lieuleumuls--Reverend J. T. Nash, D D ; George Harts., M.D.; Reverend J num Thomas, Clink; James Proper(, E.q.; uu4l But/to—all dated Au. gual 17, 1820. C.retle Martin Squadron of l'eomesery Cavalry. James Thomas, Gent. Iv be Ideutenam--dated January 31, 1812. Tu be tararts—George Bowling, (;eon.—dated January 10. 1810; and Henry l'help, Geol.—dated 111 arch `2l, 1814. Commissions signed by Me toed Lieutenure: of Me West Biding of ike County of York, City and County if eke City of York. To be i)epaty Lieutenants—Randall Gossip, Rag t and Christopher Reckeit,Esai —both dated 3irpt 23, 1620. 2".1 Writ York Militia. Major Wm. Skelton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Torre, eesigiard—slated &Tulaher 211,1820. Yorkshire Gasser Yeomanry. To be Lientenants--Cornets Thomas Eversrd Uptim, jun. vire Stolle, deceased; and Edward Clouds Tellers vice Markham, promoted--both dated August 2,11690. To be Co: nets—Joseph Smyth, Geat.eict Taylor pawassalarl ; and Juba Edward Brooke, Gent. vice Upi;is, piensuied— both doled as abuse. Huddersfield Yeornsary Cavalry. Joseph Brook, Esq. in be Capiain--daied August 5,1920. Canoes Wiliam Walker Haliye so be Licsicuatd—dated an above. To be Cornets—William Bever Dobson, Geut.; sod Jobs - - Jrssop, Gent. vire Hattie, promoted—both dated us above. BANKKITPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Tlionsas Gate*. of Nuttioalsais, lairi•nean %Valiant Lorlhant, row or Woo( Groat Yarnaostls, Nor folk. coacla•ntaster. 114NKRUPTS. Henry Thereon, Isle ittrosi-Ines, 'London, vpholrl.r, In “orresoler, (klub. r 24, 31, awl Nntrevelwr 25, •t rl. vrn, •It 1:nibllosli. Attorney, Mr. A. R. tVire&•(l, Mark (erirge Clarice, use erf SI. inleir.strert, Clerhenwell. tamp.. talker, In serrentlee, October 28, Nnwentbrr 4, and 25, .t twelve, nt 6•11.11 tall, Landon. Atturirey, Mr.!. 1. Berl holm., Castle iirrel, Holborn. _ . W i I m 11.'11,1,1..131r. of the ship nvirirer, 1* swrr►ndrr, 11,1..iirr ?4, 31, mid Novrmlw► 25, al eleveu, at Aitrriwys, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, sad 11 atom, 11• for.l roust, Tlirisessortosi-slrret. John l'hornst and Ju.isk Cabal, or 1 /died street, Middle. sex, li.irirdralw•rs, so surreoeSer, Ortobrr 98, I l lisecie l o r 7, Pool 25, clever*, at Usolilhall, Loudon. Aiteriery, 11. Milk utrert, Chespsidr. inhei Smolt., jun. of itaxistatr, Kest. eitersler, to •on. . .ler, Ilrtob• r 31, swd Pieverislrer MP, at tea, as bloploses. A itotriwv, Mr. Palle*, Ilaitou : gardeir, _ . Thomas ttolwith, late if Iliscirinsitnonl, Muleaflets, Astor, trmer, .utreutter, Iltrisolwr 30, at fivr, 31, sad Nuveta• Inv '25, ni eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf INN Bevrdley. Worm. I. r. Attorneys, M►. %Vocrotwsr.l, Cleobal y Mortimer, Salop; and %Ir. C•tl6thr, Southaruptott-buildings, Chaaceeplane, London. yoaar, of elwllembas, Gloueealer, lahammerr, if) ourrender, Of fulwr 27. al riz, YP , mud November IS, a* el, yes., al She 13.11 low, rhelteubaus. Atturaeyo, M,. Kelly, jun. (*hellcats/um ; and Mr. Wslbam., Red Liuw•ayware, George Ihrt, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, stoummasimi, to surrender, ?tueemtn • ► I, 41 seven, 2, anli 2'r, at tea, at the Muth lint. t , Cheltenham. Attoruess, Mr. Meredith, Lincoln .. .. Inn New-vinare, Linidon; and Meagre. theissett and Newman, Cheltenham• _ John Il ar►u and Charlet Cooper, of BI 4101, wool (actor., In surrender, Orsolsrr 23, 4S, and November ilts, at eleven, at she Humane" Tavals, Bristol. Attorneys, Menu. Al..as sailer and Holm., New lam, London and Mr. Grevile, Br mid. J..1,u Moariton-Morley, Norfolk, farmer, In aarrraoler, tht.lkr 28, Nev•mtor 1, sad Vb, al lorlee, at GniWhoa, Loudon. Aitorneya, Messrs. Stocker, Dow., mud Illearinghons, &Aarell.roart. DIVIDENDS. November 7. T. It , •ay, of Mouth StnelJe, Durham, meet Inn% at CIPVIIII, at ihr Wile NeUrrA,llt—titogola )ur . Nom mlo r IS. W. Dime h auJ J. Blanc is, of Bob, a al twelve, at the Elephant auJ Caole Inn , Bath. Dec. mbar 29. li. I.er is, late of Tr, foalloy, 1,1 .iligome r%, 00000 r, al alert'', ■1 the Bo1•al Onk lon , Pool., gotoiet Nowwbr► 11. G. W. Wye, of Lood.iti, and of :Newington Bois., Surrey, narrrhaat, at leo, at Guildhall. November 25. G. Gardiner, of Si. Julio Clerkenot 11, irOOTOOICer, al len, at Guildhall, Loudon. NOVlEUlitte 11. J. S. 11:111114 of N'appiug-with Middles , x, men haul , at c 4, reu at Guildhall Looduo Nuato•ber N M`Nral, late it Charleston, *math C 14.,. u, America, but now of I.mulun, nstrchaut, at ten, 6111111 hall Lowlun. Nova other 18. It Da•ier, of New Itoml•clreet, Oxford-street, %tidiest; takow chandler, it it m at G.1'141%1111 Lomb'''. Novi saber 4. It. C,,.mbif, of Oa lies, Middlesex, vic!ualler, al twelve at Guildhall, Loadiiii. N v ircalbtr 4. J. IVltitchcad, or Caltatonatrert, Loudon, busker st tin Ive al _ _ . Nortvabir 4. It. Milk r, of o.d Fish-alreet, Leaden, boa seller, at twelve, at Guildhall. November 4. J. :4. Manfredi, T. Luff, and H. Henslol, of Wherler.strivi, Norton-falgate, Maildlest:a, solk•dyers, at leo, •I Guildhall, London. Noes oilier 4. .1. Sykes and G. Sykes, 1n,,. of Canker Hall rourl, laindon, and of Hudiletsfi 1.1, rusk, clothiers, at eleved, at Giesiilhall, lamtlau. Novemhs r 7. .1. E. Pater, late of Short ditch, Middlesiz, p. a it rel., at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. November 14. J. F:odder% nod N. Raoul, of Goipart. Suathatuptuo, triereera, at t• else, at the Crowu tun, Gos port. November IL G. M. Tharkle, of New•strcet-square, Fel. ter.laue, Loudest, wine-nsereliant, and of Flett-sireer, Lou. doss, fishmonger, at eleven, at Guildhall. November 4. J. Browne, uf Charles-street, Grosvenor square, Middlesra, and of Hake-strict, Livtri 001, upholsterer, at leis, at Guildhall, Lor.ilm. Nu/renal/sr 4. T. Barrett, of Upper George.strest, St. Mary- Ir. Dour, timber-merchant, at twelve, at Guilt_ ball, Loudon. November 19. S. Hale, of Ilishopagate.strett, London, taveru.keeper, at let, at Guildhall. Nowt =b. r 4. G. M. Slielbey, of St. Mat y, Wbilechapel, Mid. dlesez, hosier, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Noveaabr r 14. W. Coleman, of Gosport, Suu ha mplou, baker, at Iwo, at the Croara Ina, Gosport. December 9. J. I'. Leigh, of the Old Ciiy-ehmibers, Bisbous igate-street, Loudon, inseraucchroker, at eleven, at Guild. hall. November U. G. George, late a Gospout, Southampton, alupm [kr, at 'lure, at the Crows Ina, Gosport. CERTIFICATES.—NovErsta 4. J. Bull, late of Barb, grucer.—T. Stormily, late of wall, Poplar, Ai olollescs, •ieloalkr.—J. F. Hoyle, of Pall. salt, AltJdlrex, itatiouer.—K. Sugolen, of Halifax, Yurk. bookseller —S. themiale, of ilmoictoesier, hoed-draper I. Not tall, of Alomektster. bookseller.-1. Jacobs, of fisisitol, glaM•Wasefselorrr.—T. Domino*, of Iliockley, Leicester, draper. PRICE OF SUGAR. The avenge price of Brown or Muscovado lope, emu pined from the Ketones made iis the week miring iba 11th day of October, 1030, is 30s. 3d. per innwlreil weight, ea elusive of the ditties of customs pahl oe payable therms ea the importation ihersof Hsi° Great ■rNtda. MARRIAGES. O■ the 12th instant, by the Kew. Mr. Ratchet, st All- Saints t !lurch, Southampton, Henry Clement, Esq. third son of Thomas Clement, Esq. of Alton, to the saute county, to Sarah Caroline, only daughter of Captain fosses, isle Pay master of 3d Kirg's Chris dragootts. Ou Wednesday last, at Stouebouse Chapel, William Wad- Ore, Esq. a Post C.aphitn of the Royal Navy, to Custioe Susan, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Ridge, By. of Kihnistoo, Hants. Lately, at Halifax, Captain Arthur Froattaw, Royal Navy, to Miss Margaret Nihau, dattghter.ia-law of Reart.Admiral Griffith. Ou 'hr. 3011 i althea, at Cleated, is the toasty R USCOEI. mon (the Brat of her lather, Martin Browne, Eta 1 Mrs. Dales, widow of the late Captain Junes P. Dillra, of th, 101st regiment, to bat Frederick Sarjrant, of Cic co, of Waterford, Esq. DEATHS. At Melees, oim Aolorday week, aged 15, Swab, the dawch ler ofJoho Dugdale Autry, per. of Everley Hower, aaJ true of the Member, of Pail.airseist for Wilts. Lately at Sellyn.unt, county Dublin, Captain Robert Moyne, Royal Navy, aged 90 years (to the bib iostnui, •t his house in Rutlarsitorrare, Dvihtia, large' Clarke, Esq. M.D. in his 33.1 yetis. Lately, at Park- Annevley, in the county of Wexford. Mrs. Broom-id; wife of Aimeeley Broweriff, Oa the leth ins*, at LichlelJ, John Cbappel Woodhouse, eldest eau of the lase Chaopei Woodhouse, Esq. At Cadeiso.place, Chelsea, on the etb iostaat, Brewer Cooper, Esq. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Momiug 4$ after 8. I Engin 44 sacr 9. Printed sad Published jit Tim Bairns INSIS lied Tim Gum Wilke, No. 117, Strasd, by C. CORNWELL, 0 1k Strand. A. 1 +! .~ .~1