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On oar arrival teeing minimiser el. the Squire closeout to re eriee u. , arr 00000 pained by his Iwo other sort; one a young *Ricer of the army, home on leave of simmer; the other so °swum', ju-i from the University. The Moire was • fine healthy looking old gentleman, with silver hair curling lightly et 00000 elan open florid countenance, in which a physitig oomint, with. the silviintsge, like niqelf, of • 111•TIO1111 hint oi two. might discover • singular mixture of whim and he : sievulensit. int family meeting was warm and affectionate: as the evening aas far advanced, the Squire woold not permit us to change our - travelling dresses, but ushered •s at inure In the company, which was assembled in a large old•lfattlitutted hall. It was composed of dill. rent beam - lira of a mummer sons family connexion, where there were the ritual proper lions of old uncles and saist•, consfoi table married dames, imperaunusti J spinmera,blitoming contains half-fledged ship. lines, and bright-eyed boarding school byodeus. They wire variously occupied : some at a round maw armee ;• others court ridog around the fire-place; at one end of the ball was .Y group of the young folk., s o me nearly grown up, 'ahem of noire tender and building age, fully engrossed by a no 'ay K and a mansion of wooden horses, penny trumpets. mid filleted dolls, about the Sour, &WAWA" tracts of a "loop of little fury beings, whir, haviug fruit( ked throttles • happy ,!:;%:, had licer carried of to slumber through • peacefal night. St hile the mutual greetings sere going iin between Brace bi idge and his reditives, I bowl time In scan the apartment. 1 hare called it • hall; for so it had cert•inly loess to old times, and the Squire had evidently mot. avonred her restate it to some. of it. primitive state. their the isestry ding foe plate %V %A suspended • pistil,. of a wart tor in r %Moor standing In a white horse, and on the opposite wall hitac and lance. At one end an eritor -111.1.1i pair of mallets weir inserted in the wall, the lit iii het sei•ing as hunks on whirls In «impend hat., whips and Tars ; unit in the fusion. of the •partrnent acme fowling pieces, fi•ltiug 10111%, Um' oilier sport ing mildew nos. Ihe (monitor wan of the CU u• Woo kilt imblor of furrti•r dry., thong', some articles of modern convenience had been and ine im Les, Amur had tiren rat pried; so that the *lurk pre sewed au told mixture of nairour and hall. The elate hail lie. it crinurril Ginn the aide nverwlichning file-plare, to make way for n fir.. of tytm.d, in ohs mi.'." of u hit lm %as au r,or moos log gloomy owl bias:tog, and arid:. in,. tooth • vast volanie of light and heat : this I uudrushere d was she Yule clog, whirls for wits it:nth - Aar in 1... Atoned in and 1:1u ttttt it d on • Chiestinas ere, lICCUIIIiog 10 10.c11 . 111 customs. _ . . _ li was I. ally .I.lschiful to see the old Squire ill Inv LI tuityry !bow etas, by the hospilabil fire•ide or 144 41.- ...ton, and looki. e .lrunnd him like the solo or a spit. la, LC:M1111r %MITA h and gladness to est ry hrart Err,, the siry dot that lay idn tel.ed al his f • et, a•a bait) his niasuer ' s fact, *mg his tail apionsi Ilse Elmo', and Oleic'. b,tri..4 If again to sleep, coefidessi of kleollsoss and moirrtain. tlll3llalluis from the heart it. g.uunO, p.'a lily which cannot be described, hui is iu to. mail I:111i the stranger at outer at hi. case. 1 had ....1 hero many tu15,..1.8 by ibe rosof wtaldr hem Ili of thr mesh.. old r, hehire 1 louod n.yaelf as math al ironic a. it 1 had Leen our ..i Ilie fun ty . _ Slipper was minuisholl shortly after o u r arrival. It was yes veil op in a aparinin oaken chande r, the planets of whir b shone with wae, and prom,' a hirh acre sew. nil fa mily portraits decorated wish bully and ivy 13..501e the ft , eint .1 halite, two gnat Walt tapirs, called Chrintrias entitles, wreathed with gismos, were I land of a h.gbly. p besufet among she family plain. The table war htoindatilly spread with staniatitial I sic; but the SqMre made his stepper uf frameni'., a dist. male of wheat cakes hoil.il in milk with itch spree, being a standing dish in *ld tune. for Christ ma Eve. I wa■ happy in find my old f r i en d, minreibpie, in the retinue of the team ( mid finding lion to be perfectly orthodux, and that I need 5101 be &Astrid of my predilectiou, I 'retied hint will. all she warmth wherewith we usually greet ad old and very denied acquaintance. The mirth of the company was greatly promoted by the hunimos of an reenters, personage, shone Mr. Bracehridgr 't.ll)s ail.!ressi el atilt ii,. galas appellatoin of Master lie was a tight %nisi. little 111811, sith the air of au errant old barliclor 11. 11111.(` ass slcipett like the bill of ti ; bi►face slightly pined with the mall pox, wills • t:•v p. pet mai Moen, no it, like a final bitten leaf in autumn. tie had an eye• uf great (pinkness and vivacity, with • drol l- •y •iiil 'inkjet; aaegel) of I apt canon that was irresistible. fie was .16161,11 y It.. WI! of OW fami'y, dealing v e ry m uc h to oly jokc• and iiiiiiienitecs aith the lobes, mud making in. f•••ite merriment hy harping. limns old Hormel,; %kith, an thi t ignin,nie of the family chronicles 4sd not me t o enjoy. It 6.4 on•fl to be his great delight lire i,.g supper in k.ep a )uung girl neat him In • continual aginty st:flid laughter, tit spite if her aVIC if the iepruv• nog looks her moth. r, alio sal opposite. Indeed, h e e ,„ the idol of the younger part of the company, who laughed at every thing he sa.d u. 111 I , aodat .v.syloin of his con 0. Viigiire. I ciiiilJ not wonder at it ; fur he must have been a mil al le of teC1 , 1111.10111111.1111 in their ryes. lie rout' iini. Iste Punch and .h o ly; utake an old worn :i n of hi e h abi t s with the assistance of a burnt viol and pocket-handker ehici; :nd tut hat orneer into such a ludicrous caricatote, that the young Nits acre ready to die with laughing. I was 1.1 bit. sly 11110 his history by Frank Mace-bridge. it a was an old hcchelor, of • install independent income, winch, by can ful management, was sufficient fur all his wants. Ile revolved itirsingh the family system like • va riant comet in its orbit; sometimes visiting one branch, a 4.1 xom.timtes another quite remote; as is often Ike ease with gent ;emelt of ext. 'nice connections and small forlancs Eegland. Ile had u chirping buoyant disposition, al ways injuying ►he pit-sent moment ; and his frequent change of scene and company prevented his acquiring those rusty rtuccumllwdattug habits, with width old barb. lons are so silichaitiably charged. He was a complete f lenity don being veraril in the genealogy, hiss try, and inter litkr. I of the whole home of Ileacebridge, which in Mimi. giist favourite a ill, the old folks; he was a bran of all he .IJer Isiah • snit superminnated spinstei among a lium 10. was habitually considered rattier • young fellow, and lir was a master of the revels among the children; an that tt..•re was not I more popular being in the sphere in stitch be 'roved than Mr. Simon Cracehridge. or late years hr It td resoled alma•' entirely with the &iny, to whom he had become a factotum, and whom be pistil' ularty d lighted by jmnping with his humour in re. street to old limn, soil by h,.visßa scrap tams Oil Solle to suit every oreashro. IC,• had presently a spet•imea of his h.vt•nit Whined ialeid, for no sooner was supper remused, and spiced wines and other beverages peculiar to the season ini.odoci it, than Plaster Simon was called on for a good old Chriimas song. He bethought himself for a alomritt, and then, with a sparkle of she rye, nod a voice that was by no means had, excepting that it ran occasionally into a falsetto, like the notes of a split reed, he quasi red forth a quaint std ditty. Now Christmas is come, Let its boat up the ilium, And tail all our to ighbuura together ; • The Yee don is a great log of wood, sometimes the r et o r of a tree, to ought into the house with great erre y, 1.4 C'ssi , toas stir, laid in the lire-glare, and hebtrit with the Instil of the last yeas's clog. While it lasted, ihrre was great oinking, singing, a n d Wha l e of tales. tiostartiturs it wan at is ompassarsl by Chris.tosa% candles ; but in the cottages the only light was (sumo 51le ruddy blare of the great nom' tire. The Yule flog win in hum is all ought ; tilt rem out it w a r,.nsider• d a sign of ill hick. ntentiows it its oust. of his songs. Con, bring wills a none, merrie, thermic Isles, The Citrl,l 4/ MI I Al* to the bring; hale on good dime, she Bid ye all he free, And &lot: to psnr hearts desiring Vie Yule Or% is 11111 burnt in many and luichen. to England, particularly in the mirth, and shire a r e several Nitwit:llllooS CUISIVIVitd with it seloillt the pa bainry. It ti syuiung peen's% come to the house while it is Laming, ur a person liaref.oted, it is eoneklered an ill omer. The IsraaJ remaining hum the Yule clog ismer,. fully put away to light the oral year's Coaistaaas in. • And whew (hey appear, Let u• take the. suit ewer, As will keep out the mitol awl the goalie; Ate. The supper bad disposed every one to gutty, awl an Cud harper WII4 sunimuned form the see valeta ' hall, wjiere be had Levi Orli sum; tig all the evening, and to all appearance tuna..uin{t bimarlf with mimeo, the flopsire's borrielsrewed. He was • kind of Isstiger.on, I was told, of the establish ment, and though ostensibly a resident of the village, was °rosier to be found in the Squi.e'a kitchen than his own borne, she old gentlernau heing feed of the sound of " Harp to The donee, like most dances after supper, was merry one: some of the older folks joined is it, vied the Squire ►tr•self figured down 'several couple wit► a partner with whom he affirmed he bol danced at every Christmas fur near ly half ae. 'miry. Master Simons, who Deemed to be a hod of connecting link b-lween the old limes and the new, and to be with,' a little antiquated is the taste of his accomplishments, evidently piqued himself on his dancing, and was endeavemiing to gain' credit by the heel and lee, ,utad.wn, slid sillier grae•o of she ancient school; but be lied unlock sly assorted himself with • little romping girl from !mauling girl, who, by her wild vivacity, kept him continually sin the stem!), and rh tented all Ida sutler al it mots •t elegance : sneli are the ill-sorted matches to whirl, antique gentlemen are otifortunatirly prose! 'll.e young llx•rnian, on the contrary, bid led out one of hi. maple,' arms!. no whom the rogue played • ibutseand hide knstresirs with impunity; he was full of pinctind j• 4164 s, unit his delight was to tease his aunts and cousins; I, like mod-cap youngsters, he was is universal favun• rile irtriong the annum. The most interesting couple in the dunce was ire young racer and a ward 44114 Squire's, Is beantiful girl of seventeen. From several sly glances whilst I bud uutictd in the course of the evening, I suspected there us. n Islllll. kindness grnwing Sip between them; and, mite. d , the young soldit r was just the hero to captivate a roor,nrit ZII I. lie wa• 1411, ■lender, and handsome, mid, hk•• most young 11. itiols officers of late years, had picked Sp s.troms tonsil arc 1111 l pli•lonents on the Continent—motif talk F.ettch and Italian—d. aw landsepes—aing very tole. "61)--ilauce divinely; hest, •tiove all, hr hod been wound. ed at 11'31. rim) : whet girl of ue,rill en, well read sit putlry and rola-Auer, could res.st such • mirror of chivalry and protein., ! • - Tlie ou , sment she dance was over, he caught up a guitar, and E.lting nesiust ihe 0.1 marble file place, in an altitude a It:elt lan. hail' inch in 41 lii swipe{ was studied, I•eian the ink Fiend] air of the Trnishastsur. The Splire, hoarser; ssrls:rned against Ear i i ally thin! on Christmas Bar but gssnsi old ; up, u alu.h the you p: minsdret, casting up his rye fur ain •1.1. as if in an effort of memory, %ism k jots, as-so her .trill,. and with a chastising air of lauuy, gave llr.rirk's•• Night Puce to Julia 11,r ryes the iglow•werni It od thee, 1 he shnotisiK suns attend 'hue, • And 'he. Irts lon, -• H bus.• little ryes gl , .sr Like the spuk4 of lire, beF,lend thee. No Will u' mishght ibre; Nur *stake or slow-worn b:te Lot tits, oil illy way, Not waking a slay, Sine glopo litre is noise lu affright i bee. Tht n Irt not the (141 k thee ettooleeet, What titootrli the moon does tdttaibtr, The •t.ttit of the 'tight jo.d thee their light, I.tke impure clear altllnut 'lumber. Theo, JoII t, let me woo Ile r, Thu*, thot. I, come must met And atoll ;shun swill Thy silvery tot My swot ~our Mu thee. The sun:, might have !wen intended in compliment to thw fair Julia, lot au I cutout his partner was called, or it weight 000 ~li,lWreviY. WAS certainly oisconsilims of any such applitatimi, fir she never limit.' at the singer, but kept bet e)t•ti este Himn the door. ILT face was •uffnaril it is true, with a beautiful blush_ and there was • gentle braying of the Lmm, but al: that was doubters canard by the exer cise of lite taltet ; indeed , at, Ercat wall her intliffetence, that she was saiisoug h use If with plucking at pieces • choice bouquet of but•lionse Ilqacsa, and by the time the wing was cunctuilrii the g I:ty sit ruins on the flour. - - The party now broke up for the litchi with the kiwi-heart esl old CUteUllia of shaking hawk. A. 1 pasued through the hall, ust toe way In soy elvishber, the hying embers of the yule clue •till •r - el forth a dusky glow, and had It not been the cc. on botrit .hoes •tir ahruall," I should bare b. half-trtopted to•teal (lons my fl/0111 et inidotzht, and loci) a heiber the fa,t lea might uu: be he at their rtsels about the heat Illy cletintorr was in the oil part of the mansion, the pouderutis furniture of shirts might bare been falirtrateil in the days of the giaufs. The room wait panelled, with tor hin a of heavy carved work, in %loch flowers Stud glut. Flint toes lime strangely intermingled; and a row ut bl.,•k• looking putlrsitit stated mournfully at me from the walls. The bed was of rich though faded damask, with a lofty lesser, and aloud in a niche opposite a ►ow-window. I had scarcely gut into bed alien s strain of music seemed to bleak forth in the sir just below the window. I listened, and found it proceeded from a band, which I concluded le be the waits from ueighltuuring village. They strut round the house, playing wadi, the windows. I drew aside the tuitions to hear them mole distinelry. The moon•b-Stmt f 11 through the upper part of the easement, partially light ing up the atiquatrd apartment. The sounds, as they Ir. cedtd, hecaine more *oft and aerial, and seemed to accord with quiet and moon-light. 1 listened and listened—they became wore and more hauler and statute, and as they gra dually diet -ay my brad sunk upon the pillow, mad l tell asleep. 1 COUNTRY M. 4 RKE7N. WINDSOR. i)6CCIIIIICIt 23. Wbeat,p. Id. 121 Os to 181 10. lirans, per yr 28a t 0316 Barley, pre Id. 24s to 28s Pease Ns to 384 Oats lBa to 25s Rye RF.ADING, DIECIMBEIL 23. Wheat 46s to 73. NI Oats 11sPlry Beaus .. ..... Oki Meat ..:. —s to —s SI'AINCS, Urcutiesa 22. Wheat .. 10/ Os to 161 lOs I Pease per yr. .. 36s to 3116 Rye Oats per Lir NRETINGV OF CIZNOMMS AT GUILDHALL TO-lIORROW. 111. WI T. C. Appleby, Canterbury, batter T. Jul,u Piccadilly, chivaniair T. W. Tucson., Hrriaurd, puller J. Peachy, llxfurd•alrret, liueu.draper 3 10 .1. Gordon, Toki-übouse-yard, a uil .1. Gordo's, Stroud, merchants 3 12 J Sperceua, Chrsham, draper W. Jukortiii, Heybridge, eali.muuuf.scturer 3 1 H. Measeisron, Great Alarlurr , hormAealer .. 3 10 H. Platte, Deprford, lutrurcuulei J. Bum', lute of Blackman-sr reel, faskeeper A. Rua aud J. Murray, Leadeoball.alreclosercbaula 1 10 DIVIDENDS. C. Poole, While Creim.strtet,, willow-ecinare vosnoireet- timer S. Thomoon, Crippktgalit, calrndercr . llO J. S. SmitS, Brig Woo. druggigt . CERTIFICATES. J. Dawns, of Mehl's*, Alotoodbury, York, ebthkr.— ii. itia.ll, of Cheatham, Bork% draper.—W. Itemkilt. of Stewtier, Bock., NctrioN, late of Row'lirp, Norsk) thivr o, Sarney, victualler. FROM SATURDAY NicHrs GAZR77•R. [Tile Owe" won's' that, en the lAA inst. hit Majesty eliefervoil titt itowaree of ita llejowWoerN George Airey, ea hie swimmeret as Knight Goinneader rf the Order of lie Gralph ; that, the some day, the Duke of Welllngtoo was sworn is as Lord Lieoleoset of the roomy of Southsomptoo ; that a new writ will he Weed by the Apeetter of tbe Meese of Cennweass fir Yarmoath, ha ceitesquiewee afire death of Heavy Broadhead, Esq. ; mod that the Lords of the Trysail', have esseirdad the 'religiose of the Warehousing Art to Gnawed bladder, Irgally imported into Lowden. Rewards are offered of 1001. for discovering the penile who, ow the 17th instani, wdiciorrly set Are to • hares beloaging to Hr. Joseph thildiinith, of Maideistiesd, Berks., sail of 7001. for discovering the writer of twit •bo otee sod threatering letters nut to F.G. Mayor of Monerieth.] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Maly/Ike, Deceisseer 21, 1810. 11th Regiment of Light Dragussoa, Serjeaut Sm. brick to be Cgtfllfi, without purchase, vice Cruse, pro ,toted—dated December 14,1820. 171 h ditto—Assistant-Suwon Simnel Holmes, M D. from hairpin) , 9611, Foot, to he Assisialit.Sorgeott.•tee Thrns* Pewee, taint eichmiges—dated December 4, 1820. list or Greosdier Regiment of Foul Guards—Burgeon Robert Gilman, from the 61 I Foot, to be . Surgeon vice John Bacot, who retires upon half.pay 21st Light Surgeon, December 14, MO. 11th Regiment of Foot—Quartermaster Robert Versed., front half.pay Rom boss 14egiosesti, to be Qoarterlasster, vice Timothy Coshlau, who retires upuo lull pay—dotal air above. 5161 ditto—William T. Morshead,,Grot. lo be Emilia, with out porclesse—dazed as above. Old ditto—Stiseeion Richard Spencer, from half pay of the 214 Light Dragoon's, to be Surgeon, vire Gibsosi, ap pointed to the Lt Foot Guards—dated as above. Weal India Regtmeat —Quartessuissier-Srriesnt James Dukes, from the Depot in the Isle of 11 ishi, to be Quar termaster, vice Fair, appuisitrd to the 7th Royal Veteran 11 ittalioo—dated as above. Ist Ceylon R. giineist-Liewteasot Joseph Dyes, from the Slot Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Cleatber, deceased—dated as above 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Dnuald Munro, fium the Wile Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Andrew Simpson, whose appointment has nut taken place—dated 49 above. Quartermaster Wellman Fair, from the 2.1 West Ischia Regi- OWL O. tube &situ, vier Cltristmas Knight, who rtturios tu boo former stiastitts uo tire Retired List —dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Apothtesry William Wheation, Gum to be Apothe cary so the Forces—dated ()sloth r 16, ISA. Royal IE6O India Volunteers—Watisam Remy Nuthall, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Mitchell, whose sopoinistrut has nut taken place—dated September 10, DM. Dace qf Ordwanre, December 18,1820. R. 141 Ito:intent of Artillety. fkeoml Licuteuma 11.. my Frame to be Forst Lieutenant— dated November 20, 1920. Etr.t Lt. Ulfll/111i Ricbar.i Beaumont Burnaby,fronahaltpsy, it, be ilittu--daied ar sinner. Sccood 1.11 uu cant Al, amulet. Alcoa, from half-pay, to be Second Lietatuattt as abure. Csienetssien in the Nr+re•tle Volunteer Infantry, signed leg the flee Lieutenwit of the connly of Si* ,rd. John Snap., 6. tot lu be Early% vier 6 y , ac.igned—dated Novimb,r 17, ISM BANKRUPTCIES ENLARG r.D. John Spicer's, of Outshoot, Burg, draper, from Decem ber td, to Feb l3, at ten, of Guildhall, London. James Scurf, 1.1 Douruster, York, hurts and woollen diaper, fmnm December 0, to iromary 27, bet women levers and our. at the While Hart line, Wakefield, York. I:rorre 'Nommen, late of peplford, Kent, snapmiker, f•um Decrmher 30, to January 6, at leo, at Guildhall, Loudon. BA NKRUP TCY SUPERSEDED D.zt kiab DAvas, uf BANKRUPTS. Thompson Chapman, jnn. Irate of IN( wrastle.tipbor-Tyne, master mariner, to surrender. I).. , rcutber 31/, January 9, and February 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Bowman, Broarl.street•Lntildrows. A10131111,1' ROMP awl James !Outlay, of LeAtletthall.huild e.le., Gr.cerhusch•atreet, letslou, uterchnulaou astreetetter, Detenther 26, Jannary 20, mad 30, at (crepe, at Attorneys, Messrs. Tumlinesto, Thomson, Baker, and North, Kong', Arms-yard, Colernan-sirret. therm l Altilisteux, ul Birm,Ntham, grocer, to surrender, Joust n'y 11 , 12, and F. binary 3, al inehre i at the Royal Btrmiugh,m. A Ourney., Memos. Long and Austen, Hillharti-roonl, Gray's-Inn, London ; and Mr. Palmer, Thomas Rouse, of Liverpool, optician and •tationer, to surrender, Jan nary 12, 13, and F. In wiry :1, at ode, at the George lon, Dale-street, Liverpool. Alio, ails, Mr. W. K. Jaime, Ely plate, Loudon ; and Mr. Thomas Ilarriatiu, Dlike.alreet, Liverpool. Joke Wright, late of the Strand, MitWiesen, but now of Bloomfield Cottage, 14113'145t! Turnpike, Surrey, wine-mer chant, lo surrender, December 26, January 2, and Fr. binary 3, at one, at Guildhall, loothon. Attorney, Mr. Mal limbs le, Gray's-Inn, Londou. William Bryon, of Hammersmith, Middlesex, brandy. saercbaut, to sorreader, January 2,0, and February 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londou, Attorney, Mr. Brown, Cum mercial Mincing-lane, London. Henry Bonham Mill, I rte. of New Alreaford, Southampton, but now of Thrones Dittun, Surrey, maltater, to surrender, December 26, J y 2, and February 3, at one, at Guild. ball, 1...ad0n. Attorney, Mr. Guile, Bedford-row. James Campbell 31111 re and Andrew Miller, of Bishop.. ole-slreell, London, me Telianta, to surrender, December 2h, •t eleven, January 20, and February 3, at Nn, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Yam Sandau, Nichalas-lene, I..lmb:it'd-street. Henry Barton, of Paurs-Cs ay, heist, miller, to surreniltr, Decembir 30, January 13, sad F. Maar) , 3, at eleven, at GuiMkall, Landon. Attorneys, kleoirs. Clarke and Faulk ner, Sadler'.-hall, Cheapaide, Landon. Charles William Chapman, late of Finch-lane, londoa, but now of Addington-plare, Camberwell, Surrey, stock broker, to surrender, January 2,6, and February 3, at ele ven, at Loinloa. Attorney, Mr. natation', Crown-court, Thrtartneedle street, London. Edward Graildon, late of Nasasit.alrrel. Middlesex Hos pital, Middlerex, pianoforte maker, to a ...reader, Deetin bee 30, January 6, antt Fchruary 3, at tea, at Geil.lll4ll, I.toolun Ai tunny', Mews. W. and D. Richardson, Will. brook, landau. William IVrightscin, of Leeds, York, dreigglat, to snrren. der, Jai.tiary 15. 20, and February 3, at twelve, at the lintel, laieds. AllOllllll. 31twara. Aleaauder and New 111., Loudon ; and Mr. Jackson ' , Bank-end, mar Barnsley. . . Thorne , Latell Tweed, of Burrham, Essex, dealer in potatoes, to ►arrender, Jauuary 0, 70, and rehroary 3, at tin, ad linildhail, London. Attinurya, Messrs. Grace mail Soo, 111liiier.square, London. George Burayou, of she Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cortiliill, Londuii, master.ortriner, to sorer-oiler, January 6, 13, and F•braary 3, at twelve, al Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Latimer, Gry's lon•squarr, London. Edmond Marsh, of Iluddersfirld, York, grocer, In stir. ►coder, I)erernher 30, January 6, and February 3, at twelve, at the George Jun, Iludskritield. Attorneys, Mr. Baltye, Chaucer,. laue ; nod M r. Greenwood, Huddersfield. George Jerkin...l, of Birmingham, grocer, tea-dealer, to der, January 12, 13, and February 3, at eleven, at the Royal Mufti, Temple-row, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Almiander and Ruline, New INN London; sad Mr. Thomas Lane Parker, Brill-street, Birmingham. J.rw.a Richardson, of Manchester, juiurr sad Wilder, to sorrender, Janstary 0, 17, sad February 3, al three, at the Unicorn lors, Marcbeater. Attorneys, Mr. Buckley, klsochesier ; sod Ileum Herd sod Jobiwoo, Temple, Lon don. Viacom Ockky, of Terrisgtos, Norfolk, desks mad Amon% to sertmeier, Jimeary 6,6, February 3, et fem. at Me Bell lee, Noroido. Attermys„ Mr. Nel.on, Jlonsorirs too; mod Mr. James nese, Noreta. lasses Sprivier asd Joke Harker, rf Bellhesuelds., Wareesfor, seyille-aiskent, is surrender, Jassary 3, 4. sad February 3, at twelve, al for Swan Hotel, High.etreel, Hirmisithaus. Atherusep, Meson. Jesairoa sod elea-eituK, Temple, Lunde's; and Mr Grin, flOssinalseis. *Joseph ihroleinu, of toy Moor in Guitar. Huddersfield, York, clothier, to surreisdrr, ferrety I, at ire, 2, sad Ye. brrary 3, al Sr., at the GeoIRO lan, Hu&len:Geld. Astor seri, Meyers. Mar, Richards, sad Aledeatf, Charierry lame, Lowder; and Messrs. Whitehead and Robber's, Hud dersfield. Ass Wee* sled Edward Wrrn, of Reeding, Bribe, barbers, to Ilitlrrlider. 'Minitel 2,3, ■nd February 3, at clever, at Ike Gloucester and ()*fd Tarim, Bab. Altar arm Worm Ailliegto• and G'egory, Bedford.ruw, Lon do.; and Mr. Marmot Rerun, Bath. Genres Wslfsod Bothley, lair of crept TitchAeld.street, (head mead, bre now of (aen-street, St Geom., lbws ver..qmere. win e-oserrhatte, in saremkr, llnuary 9, 'l3, and Febrility 3, at lees, al GlOlWisall, Lords's. Attorney, Mr. Dyer, Ltocullesinst 5, Ids, L9odon. Gerry Gauls, late of Arryle-strrrs. St. James, Vt'estmls *ter, litiJilkawx, but now of ChiptirrfielJ-mewl mill, lit rt. lad, grocer, 10 stsrattoler, Dreen.b:•r 311, Jima'', 211, and Era miry 3, at ten, et Lund .a. Miami y, 1111artundale, Gray's la, Loudon. DIVIDES DS. January 17. T. Pretty, now or late a Tipton, Stafford, iron mastudaetarer, at alerts, at the 11 . 00Ipacit fun, Abut . - street, Birmingham. J•niurry 6. M. SISTI.OII, of Dorarl.plare, Clapham mai, Sir rry, earhange.hroker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Janus. y 15. John Riley, of leireater, grump', et tem, at the Three Crowns Ira, Leice.der. January 11. A. l'od.l, late of C.ilect ine court, Tower-1611, 'motion, merchant, at twelve, at Guild's/ill, London. Janti.sry 13, %V. Fox, of the Exeh■ute buildings, Loudon, stuck-broker, al ten, at Gailithall, lAnnlon. January 22 E. Fonder and K. of Nerremtle.upon- Tylie, merchant*, at rlrv.n , at the George Inn, tin. sorrel, Nerrearile-upou.T) or. Jatisat, 13. T. Young, of Paddi.gton.stret 1. St. Mary le. bloc, M 041. sr a, grocer, at to elv. ,at (,u Italia 11 , 1.00,10 n . Jastuary 13. P. YOUlle Ihr younger Had R. Andrrautt, late of Wapping, 51irldlesea, and-esakros, at Ira, at Gusldhall, Loudon. February 40. H. Mould. of Winchester, Southampton, cabinet-maker, at clever, at the W bite Hart fob, Hartle• bury, Wore.airr. Jateuary 16. J. Methuen, of Breklry, Sussex, tailor, at eleven. at G 111186411, I.4suolurt. January 18. W. Yenning, late of Hulk-alreet, Cheapronle, but sidw of Gutter-Imre, Cher/bid,le, Loudon, silk ma nufaelerer, al eleven, at Guildhall January IS. C. Hartley. of White'maven, Culottesland, at three. at the Black [dim I.in, Whitehaven. Jatiutry 13 T. Roberto nail J. Kollerla, of Kincitim .apon- Hull, arrieliaata, at eleven, at the liing'a Cofiee house, Kiesetuir y 29. %Y. Daus', of Cull)liorst, Manchiairr, aalieo printer, al eleven, at the Ihiz Taveito, ~.heater. January IS. J. H. Hensel!, of South Shield!, Dort:am, •hip. owner, at eleven, at the Grout- Inn, Neucastle.upoir- Tynr. J.inuary 17. T. F.. Bartlett, of Baribinry, Inrreer, at eleven, at the IVltite Lion Ina, &Mir', December 30. S. Humphreys. late of Clvorlaitr..tre,q, Port land place, Mirklkseit, suetehat.t, at tru, nt Lond . on. January 13. W. T. Armstrong, of I.eadeuhell-street, Lou don, rhuggilt. it twelve, at Gnil.lll4ll. J m y 13. J. Harper, of ilie Edgeware-road, Middkseii, cow-keeper; at ten, RI Guildhall, London. January 13. IV. Wooslon, of Tyris.garewny. Heriumsdsey, Slurry, tanner, et twelve, at Gattills4ll, London. Janorry 1.1. A. Nlsilland and J. Aildrrley, of Brendurd, a, iruainosiger., at twelve, •i Guildhall, London. January 20. 11. Clarke, of Newport, tale of Wight, south amptou, brewer, at ten, ai Guildhall, Conduit. CERTIFICATI;:.—.-J•PiVARY 13. J Parrett, hle of George-4m0,, Upp-r Marsh, tamheth, Surrey, victualler J 4 ppl•loo, of Sculroutes, fork, Plumb. r and (lazier —A. Wilk , oraon, of Liyerturd, wore and spirit surrcloust —C. W. Duo lel, of But B, j..w eller —F. V. Wragge, of Si. &ore, Gloucester, dialer.—J. Robruson, late of Durkot,T, Surrey, baker —A. Scutt, of John-strest, Cllll3lllf odd, Jiiddl, sex, dealt r. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED W Mon and J. B. Ilernehlry, of York-street, Borough, hop and seed factors, Lkeeenlpr 22, 1540.-1.11. lie 13,isr dun and A. N Maimbusg, of 9..100 Sip WV. booksellers, Dr. ember 19, 1820 —'l'. W Willies/moo and It. Adana., of Oa. singhall•ctrrrt, London, Blacks ell-Hall fairlor., Novens!we 16, 1820 —T. Lung and W. Hobbes of Broad-steer!, Bristol, boAsellers and ■tatioarrs, Mc. sober 1%, 1920 —A. Cole. man, T. Adams, and J. (.7111e111/111. of Gras Inn. passage, Bedford sow, Nliildleisez, fishmongers, Ihrimbes 9, 1b20.-- J. J. Doves n. , 11 .1. Evans, of New Buud-street, hosiers, De. ember 20, 1820. PRKE OF SUGAR. ?be average prire of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn puled from the Rrinrna made in the arra ending Ilse MI, day of Decembe►, 1820, is 345. Sld. per leuw:ml Weithi, ex clusive of the dotter of rosiums paid or paysrble thercun ua the Impur►atiou thereof ititu Great Bt itaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Avenge Prices of Corn of Eta%land and Wales, by the Quarter of nest IVitielleAer Bushels, and of Oatmeal per ii0114•1141111n. werk ended it - 2 i : 4 a> ..... o- viordupoise, from the be tills December, 189 o ▪ a 4 returns rectivi 10. io the i --.' . s. di s. d 4 s ill s. s. d i a. da.dis. d. Si 01 35 20 419 35 7 1 39 t. '22 5 1 0 NAVAL IN7'ELLIGh.NCE. uvwaroor., nrcvmava 21. The Aso, from this port fur Cork, was on shore sear Row, Wrxfierd. Atrisrd die Psvus►ite. Smith, from Qttsbee ; saikd With November, with Ilk tit 22 sail of vessel►. DCAL, DUCBMSIIII It. Came clown from the River the Northumbrian, Lamm*, for Batavia ; John &hand, flees, for Janamica ; William Prim, Brow., for the Hsvantsah ; Shadey, Rutherford, far St. Thomas. ; and Ann, Lasigridve, for Theme. Arrived and Gaited for the Rover the klirbtly, Bargee, from- Honduras; Geom. Davie, Edgar, from Seaitle ; Clark, Souric r ; nod Quebec, Towns, from Quebec; sod Jove, from Breasts. for Port au-Prince. Sume or the outward:bound are geltiag ender way. 111LRUSIFI, nccitMara ii. The Vilnius, Soars, or Dunkirk form Purt•ase- Prince, his put in here leaky ; it is supposed her cargo is damaged. rRWRII, vicunas,' 19. The Isabella, Barkley, buyout to Prestos., t!•ure fruits her monologs uu the rocks wad is full of Water ; cargo laudlug d flanged. Etl/1117, DiClllllllllOll 19. The Terri., which was on sherr at Eillywater is the lieleso, Holiday, of Wuikingiun ; she has nose to pirres, sod Ow crew hare perishrd. The Ise% Edger, seek is lbs Cloarel on Sooday last ; errs/sated. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. nod .. ...Olt I En. Bolls. it.. I di.. I pr. 70 69j 70 I Lottery Tickets SUL 3r. 4 per Cents...." 1171 ii I °amino) Bank L. Amn. Is i-Il 1 Coen. far Ace 71i India 1100de..514 40 pr. 1 7 0 1 VII MINCARVAN, DECEIIIIIII id. DR EA DFU L 'STORM. This day has presented a dismal spectacle afto , the dreadful stories of last tried as this coast. At five o'clock yesterday afternoon a Danicareav schooner, Pierce Kerwin, master s with the steno John and Mary. of this rort, .14111•11 Fits4erald, master, came to anchor off fiallyrtly,til this harbour. Its the course of the night they !moo! from their " c h.", when t h e oc i mm er went down off the Imam! of841: 1 11 1 1:111C p :i c r ieo t) J ly, and all Itsutt• (metaled. The Slanoke and Mare, is on the her, is it fe.,d p:01. 4 overboard at veil. Tine slum, /'T leads, of ikiaryport. Master's mime unknown, was /litre, on the. bar ta the flight, a hes. the crew, having I.keti to their boat, were all drnanod. The holy of one of the ofew, Hawed David Uavir, hNa bt-ru, found moiler the Church• yard of I)nogarwou This morning atop is on her beam rod., without st sot nn bOard, close to Ildvick !feint; and a 111 )(3 1 , went dow, within ■ few 3ards of her. ACC:WANT. erlivrea 'tears awl twelve , o'clock on &lord*, (oarsmen the C n stare rust*, keavily lwlen with psesengers and parcels of Chri•lntsti presents Irony the ei.tiotiy, was ovrr turned 11. going aloes( Lowd,nt•woll, orra..somea by the two near wheels count over same loose nosing ittweles. whe►e Ole street Was PictilliolC. ustk passeligru, was tlituwie (ron► she roil/v-box a ilk sorb gore un the around 'kat he von* taken up r"verrft with bliowl nod hrisisra, and earrkil into a nesEishitistiost soiterutk ' s to hive wounds dre.pwol. The iso‘ittr p4swnerre. were Vika 010 ■t the w,n•b.. ItY she coach lay oat It. aide, anti est aired with uuly a his bruins. ItIRTHS. (In Sllorilsy M3llllllE', at At. Exrelleocr's residence in Geneveattr.plare, toatot alensier, the Lady of the HUPP- M1111,14.r, Of II M 4,11 no the 2011. tostani, at 1014m:ton, the I.xtly or A. \laodo o.ll, Log. of Loctsgatry, of a dirghter. SIARRIAGES o, Ilse 14th inotant, at %V....stunt linuae, throe:it o r the Nialcittia of Shro, to the vre.t Frbourot reel, E.ll of the 4911, teirionent, hr..t cra•iit of the !till., Hot: Kohurt Peel, to Marin, only daughter ol Oonon:ek Brown.. E. , q. of A•liford, and comon If. the Nl:trips. of N!itto. 'rho hfi.le wee given awl! My the Nott!e Ntargiud• 0 1 the 41.11, Novestetter,•t T.onitt, Church. New York. I.v the flight 11.•. Bishop Hobart, Fowler, Eon o r 1.011- dull. to knoly At.,. Lawrence, d ,tighter of the Nou. Judge Lawrence, late of New York, dec. 4.ed. On Thor...lay, at hro.ltirctlllll t hovels, in Someraelchile. Joh.. Guidon. Esq. 'bleat sun of the Very Kra the Dean I.; Lllll.Olll, to Mir. Matthews, late of the The tire-Royal, went-garden. DEATHS. lo Vi•yer Cadogan-place, nu the lith instant, F.:ira, yntingept .fatighter of the late Hairy Ver.-Ist, El of Acton Hall, in the County of York. 0,. the 20th instant, id Bishnosgate, near Ezham, in the 17th tear of her •ge, G.rha,a Matti , ..atrr to Thus. Cosentiry, Esq. of North Cray, Krill. awl ' , ter. , to the Eat: of Coventry and fiou. John Commatry, of the Former place. On the 22.1 oft at Pose, in !tidy, .101 days after her Wu- Cher, io ilw 19th year of her ate, Aline, eldest daughter of Lundy Fool, Esq. Barrister al Law. On Monday, in Marlhortnaah bothlines. Bath, in her tallith year, Entity Juliana, youngest danzhtrr of the Hon. .1. Monne. Salnnlay Pt Chflon•woml, 1,16 Amen, Senior Aialc.man ..1 Srme ds y, at Hill lions., Roelbneorgh,azed 75, Sir fleervr Onesipbu.sis Panl, Wirt ihroagh whose exertions she grs improvement in the comity poinsue has been Olaitrially sr• complishtd. On Nlonday last, at Bury, near Gosport, George, eon of Cs pt. 511‘Kinlay, R.N. aged to. 'cos. On Timothy owning last, in She 59th year of his age. N. Ashharat, Esq. Tools 5140 r of rarsamuslih Garrison.— His funeral obverinies in she Garrison Chapel, on Frishry, weeraihd a scene hanoulable to his memory : the sitimercos hody of Olticeem of hoth Army and Navy (int-lnding General. Sir Geiou Cooke, K C.B. and Adinirat Sr George Camp. bell, G.C.U.), was followed by a 10114 gain of peivate fr The rrmaiiis of she late Nlrjor Garr:son. of she Royal Artillery, were int. 'red in I'ust•muu.h Garrison Chapel au Monday, with she miltlary honours doe so his rank. HIGH WATER TIIIB DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mornang 37 After S I Evening 55 (ler S. Summit& is moan, fnetitdr to re The ter-almost mild—the cure effectual. ACANDID Favorlotion of Pr(ifeiroqnsl Pre• sessions is only to be feared by Omer who are con ecioes of incapacity. Impressed at an rely period of our prnfervinnet career with the importance ef,g mare minute attention to a rises of ilia • eases pecaharly sleeting the grander operations of Nature, we boldly deviated from what was held to be medical ortho doxy ; attacked the vaunting, of rinpyricism, sod, by de feating its tile purposes, consid .r ourselves justly retitled is that approbation' and patron Age which, for twenty years, have rewarded over succssf... And devoted @goatee. The estimation of our enliglioned Lrethrea. who frequently ap peal to our opinimr, is so additional gratitiratise to ear pride, while our sotherrity from the College itself, strength ened as it is by the meet estbusiestic testimonials of almost every Professor io the British Metropolis, most ever pelmet the sanctity of oar fame from envy or miseepreseatatiea. The impetuosity of youth, or the enueseutary west Si eminent in the aosterer Naas, etre !red to the efforts of • costagiess disease; happy, therefore, may the early appli cant Le caHed, whew society cas be alleviated by • fro days cocci cad eves is the mere advaaced stages, charac terised by surnercus symptoms, we can illustrate oar asser tion, by reorteriog the treatment mild, the core effectual. Every °scuttle chaste, or functional disterbsace, tact. &eta' to the geserative economy, falls equally alibi. sea 'Anise% sod will yield to our at:cation. Among these are themes of the urethra, weakens, sod constitstiesal de. sarsemesta, of however les( duration. - The child 'Whitman*. may be restored to swamis, mod, instead of bola( esheinted by Net VlOOll DArility, be will cucalase the mealier proof of vigorous impale. The limits of NI Admelleemeat de ant allow the elmadicailso of oar solsicrts, but they are amply detaikd ii a Work we lately riblioied, tolled the AlVis of Life, the raptb sale of tr6o, secompamied with so increasing practter, see uudesMlste roofs of our gement utility. The Book an be bed al SO, Paterassunrow li, Patton!! ; 41, Piccadilly; 14, Priamameeet, hobo ; 174, and U, Fleet-street l or at say Booksellers. - - No diseases' are telt with greaser peigeanc, h the warner than theme occastosied b his nee istpcsdesee; sod is so cases of nosoltatioe is bimetal'', of education so the Pro fs-nor Inure desirable, than where the most aninoodol egad , donee is plant, sad the and ievirdebk sewn, is expected dins the terns are plan', stated at the ant iodernew, sr answer to Letters innately detailing the symposia, mod es. eloelsg s renames, for undieise sal advice, whine as 4e ferwarded to any part of the world. WPM and Co. N R.C. burveloa, 11, Ihneents.senet, Fier‘street•—A private door rowed the curs.,. Priotod Old %Mi.laall at Tot SAMOS Posse sad Too Gtoas Oiler, No. It?, Straod, ipy C. CORNWELL, of 11% Sumo&