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1111 I)ec.. zr. I'Vhitehall, Dec. 21. appointing Commis!..ioners for the redemption (Idle lian(l Tax.—Leave was given.--Adjourned_to Fri day. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. it, 1802. THE. King has been pieasedto grant the Dignities Of Baum and Viscount of the United Kingdom of Britain and Ireland unto the Right Honour ,Dundaz, and the Heirs Male of his tiklyihivi - ri'n-i.' c Y begotten, by the names, styles, and tit as otil'zik,o of Dunira, in the County of Perth, arieh , Vivcoltnt Melville, of Melville, in the County of Edinburgh. The King has been pleased to order a Conge d'Elire to pass the Great 'Seal, empowering the IDearland Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Here. fort'. to elect a Bishop of that See, the same being I'Pid by the Death of the Right• Reverend Father God DoCtor John Butler, late Bishop thereof ; - 11 (1 His Majesty has also been pleased, by his Royal Sign M anua l, to rec ommend to the said Dean and Chapt er . the Right Reverend Father in God Folliott Hcrbert Walker, Lord Bishop of Bristol, to he by them elected Bishop of the said See of Hereford. War-Office, December 2 r, tBc2,. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant William-Gore to he• Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice St. Paul, pro '. - t l " e a in the sth Foot.. Cornet I. F. Addison to be. Lieu .vice Gore. William Milland, Gent. to be Cur et' v ice' Addison. - Harrison, - Gent. - to be Vete 2;ruill"„rY-Surgeon, vce Richardson, who resigns. '‘egiment of Light Dragoons, Robert Gilchrist, Gent. to b e Assistant-Surgeon, vice Anderson; removed to the I ,Gtil Light Dragoons., St ' l Ditto Lieutenant Leighton Cathcart Dalrymple, from the 2A West-I udia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Wal lop, exchanges. '• 18 th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robert Anderson, from the . nth Light DragoonS, to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hunt, deceased'. 1 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Henry Skel ton to be captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Paterson, • promoted. Cornet Charles Cobbe to be Lieutenant, vice Skelton. Thomas Atkins, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Cobbe. 20th Ditto, Lieutenant Aldboroukh Richardson, from Half pay of the t4th Light DragOions, to be Lieutenant, vice Nixon, who exchanges, receiving the Difference teth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas G. Montre -sor, from the 89th Foot, to be Major, vice Durban, who exchanges. Lieutenant I'. H. Dawes to be Captain of a Troop, by - piirchase,. vice-Pryee, who resigns. Cornet Viroollt Matiarinick to be Lieutenant, vice Dawes. Lhoinas Keighley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice deCiaisied. %William Henry. Wade, Gent. to be Unmet, Without poi-Chase, vice . Huskisson, promoted. York. Hussars, Lieutenant William Ogden, from the 83d hoot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Devaux, who re tires. CortuntssiOn dated 24th August last. - John, Davis Hicks, Gent: to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ftanken burgh,_ who retires. Commission dated 24th August last. Ist Regiment of Foot' Guards, Ensign the Hon - . lames Mac-. donald to be Lieutenant,-by' purchaSe, vice Pinfold, who. 'retires,. Li - isign Thomas George .Fitzgerald to be Lieute trod; by., purchase, vice Hicks, who retires. Quarter- Mister George Hodder - , from Half-pay of the Grenadier Battalion, to be Quarter-Master, vice Badger, appointed Lieutenant in the .2d Royal Garrison Battalion. • Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Brevet Major John Ross to be. Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Vane, who retires. od.Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign. Charles Sutton to be Lieutenant, vice Neville, deceased. 3d Regiment of Foot, Ensign Edward Walsh to be Lieute -- nant, by purchase, vice Shearrnan, promoted. 4th Ditto, He'6lorlititchinson, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, vice Macintosh, removed to the 6th Royal' Garrison Bat ,th Regiment of Foot, Cornet John .Broadliurst, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by. purchase, vice . Ferris, who retires. 9th Ditto, Frederick Le Mesurier, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, - vice Burke. .- • , loth Ditto, Ensign Thomas A. Anderson to be Lieutenant uy Porchase, vice Mansell, who retires. Ensign Peter Plenderleath to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice the Hon. George Tumour, who retires. 000 l DittoLieutenantLieutent John Johnson, from Half- ,pay of the ~te 76th Foot, to b.e Lieutenant, vice Kirby, P l ace d on 28th Ditto, Ensign John Hildebrand Hill to be Lieutenant, by'purchase, vice Mollens, promoted. 31t Ditto, Surgeon J. Milbanke, of the late Surrey R a n gers , to be Assistant-Sergi:aro vice Ramage, deceased. .33d Ditto, Ensign Richard Millsvard to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice John Young, who retires. 37th DittO, Hush Ewen, Gent. to be Ensign, by p urc h ase , vice Busby, - promoted. • 4 1 st Ditto, Thomas Hall, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, - Iy yhee trealjaglian, who tetires. ,5 1 d - Ditto,. Lieutenant John P. Hunt to be Captain, by pur icit4Wo,ovicia: Annesley, , _who retires. Lieutenant (jeorge • 7 -1 1 o4oas Napier, from Half-pay of the 4 6 th Foot, to be vice Hart, placed on Half-pay. 54th Dittir, Lieutenant Hamilton Fenny, of the late Torbert Fencibles, to he Quarter-Master, vice Body, removed to • the 3d Royal -Garrison Battalion. 59th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas M., Wilson, from the 64th Foot to be Lieutenant, viee'Sweet, who exchanges. both Ditto, William Hobart, Gent. to be Ensign, by put . cliase, vice Bab; ~,promoted. . 6 4th Ditto,' Lieutenant John Sweet, from the 59th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilson, who exchanges. , 'both Ditto, Captain Henry .De la Douespe, from the 85th Foot, to be Captain ofa Company, *ithoutpurchase, vice. Mackay, removed to the bth Royal Garrison Battalion. Charles Lo:vrie, Gent, to be Ensigu, by purchase, vice Richardson, removed to 40th Foot. 73d Ditto, 'Qualer- Master-Serjeant R. 'E. Harris to be Quarter -Master, vice Rose, deceased. 14th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon M% Gallaher, from the 76th .Foot . , t o he. Surgeon, vice Henderson, appointed Bnrgeon . .to the Forces: 'Ensign Matthew Shawe, from. the reali Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Russell Manners, prornoted. • 75th Ditto, John Cumine, Gent, to be ASsistant-Surgeon. 76th Ditto, Samuel Davis, Gent, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gallaher,_ promoted in the 74th Foot. 78th .Ditto, Ensign J. Douglas to be Lieutenant, vice Stephens, deceased. J o h n Bethu n e, G ent . to •b e Ensign, vice Douglas. • 54th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Robert Cockburn to be Cap tain of a Company, vice G rimston, deceased. • Lieutenant S. Sorell to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Cockburn. Ensign J. Kay to be Lieutenant, vice Soren. Alexander Nicholson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice W - right, 'promoted. John Craig Dumas, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kay:, -13 6th Regiment of Foot, David Liddle, Gent, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Williams, removed to the 84th Foot. 89th Ditto, Major Benjamin D'U ran, from the 25th .Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Montresor, who exchanges. Scotch Brigade, Ensign James Campbell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blackwell, promoted in the both Foot. Ensign Edward Kingdom to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Tice 1.. Grant, promoted in the 83d Foot. 2 0 West-India Regiment, Lieutenant Barton Wallop, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vide.Dalrm ple, who exchanges. aleuron's Regiment of Infantry, Ensign Charles Pillichoddy to- be Lieutenant, vice Wolff, deceased. Ensign Charles Rhaiihn to be Lieutenant, vice Lequin, cashiered by :the' Sentence of a General Court Martial. I, t Royal , Garrison Battalion, Brevet Major Charles Flood, from the late Garrison Battalion, to be Captain: ad Royal . Garrison Battalion, Brevet Major Henry Bowen, from the Invalids, to be Major, vice Rose, appointed to 6th Royal Garrison Battalion. 11 1 Ditto, Major lames ROSe, from 'the ad Royal Gartison Battalibn, to be Major. • • • BREVET. Captain Alexander Taylor, of the late Corps of Engineers, to be Major in the Army. Commission dated *it - April, 1862. ?4LUOILANDUM. ----------- --- The Appointment or Lieutenant Duncan - Campbell, from liltigtst toot, to tio Li;uttruuat in the az4 itegiine,nt of Foot, vice Kirby, placed en Hatt-flay, as stated in the. Colette of the 25th of September last, has not taken place. Ensign George Gordon, of the 45th Regiment of Foot, is superseded. Commiseien in the Kirkcudbright and Wigtown Regiment of , North British Militia, signedhy the Lad Lieutenant. Rated Dec. 1, • Sir John Dalrymple Hay, Bart. to be Colonel. BANKRUPT,. Thomas Worthington, now or late of Manchester, merchant, to surrender lan. 7, B,_ and Feb. 1, at eleven, at lidlidge's Tavern, Market-Place, Manchester. Attdrhies, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple ; or Messrs. Milne, Sergeant, and Mine, Manchester. Thomas Dornfordi•of Phi!pot-lane, wine , -merchan, Dec. 28, at one, lan. 4, at ten, and Feb. t,,at Rne, at . Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow; and GrOsvenor, Austin-Friars. Harris Peckover, of Ipswich, woollen-draper t hn 44, 5, and Feb. t, at ten, at the Golden Lion; I pswich. Attornies, Mr. Notcutt, Ipswich; or Mr. Wynell MayoNy, Gray's- Inn-square, London. Thomas Smallpeice, of Manchester, druggist; Dec. 28, at twelve, Jan. 8, and Feb 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane. Thomas I owsey, of Sunderland, innkeeper, lan. 14, 15, and Feb. t, at eleven, at the George inn., Sunderland. Attor nies, Mr. Grey, Sunderland; or Mr.. Grey,Holborn-court, London. Launcelot James, now or late of Middle-row, Holborn, linen draper, Dec. 28, fan. 4, and [eb. r, at twelve, at Guild- . hall. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Wardrobe Place, DoCiors- Commons. I D [VIDE ArDS Tan. 17. Thomas Blackburn, late or Hopton in Mirfield, Yorkshire, clothier, at ten, at the Pack Horse Inn, Hud dersfield. Jan, 13. James Wright, of Liverpool, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, Jan. 29 John Pringle, of Wardour-strut, upholsterer, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan ..25. lames Henderson, or Long-Acre, furnishing-iron- . ' monger, at ten, at Guildhall.. , : . . Jan. 29. Ebenezer Coombs, of Saint james!s-street, West minster, stationer, at ten, at,Gnildhall: Jan. 22. Thomas Maltby and George Nlaltby,Of Size-lane, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.. Jan.' ir. Thomas Aria, of Upper Rathbone-Place, shop . keeper, at one, at Guildhall. an . 1,8. Henry Cowley, of the Town of DOck, Devonshire, vintner, at ten; at the Crown Hotel,'Town of Dock. Jan. 22. john Norton, of Drury-lane, viclualler, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 19. John Macklin, of Cheapside, stationer; at eleven, at Guildhall. CER TIFICigTES. fan. rB. Dean Wolstenholme the younger, of Waltham- Cross, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, innholder. William Harrison the younger, of Newport-street, commis sion agent. MAILS. ARRIVED. Holland - - - ° French Hatnburgh o - - - _ - _ - - I PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - - 73 a 72 011111lUITI - - 4i THE SUN. SOLEM Q.UIS DICERL FALSUM AUDIAT LONDON, DECEMBER 22, 1802. Txts morning a Dutch Mail arrived, but its contents are unitnportanr. The Gazette of last night announces the eleva tion of Mt. DUNDAS to the rank of a Peer of the United Kingdom, by the title of ViScount MEL VILLt. The Bishop of BRISTOL is translated to the See of Hereford: Yesterday the Dispatches for St. Helena, Ben. coolen, and China, by the Royal George, were final ly closed at the EaSt India House, and delivered to the Putser. Passengers for St. lielena.—Robert Leech, Esq. and Fa Yesterday a Court or Direaors was held at the East India House; which adjourned at an early hour till this day. On Count WORONZOW'S landing at Dover on Monday, from the Commissioner's Yacht, which had been dispatched to convey HiS,Excellency to this Country, the Castle guns were iirs4,44t.b,e Mili tary were ordered out to receive him.. A j3and of Music played during the whole time of his landing and proceeding to the Ship Inn. The Merchants of Stockholm give a Grand Ball to PRINCE WILLIAM' of GLOUCESTER on the 3d of September. Yesterday Government dispatches are said to have. been received from Malta and Egypt, hi-ought by Captain POPHAM, of the 2Sth Regiment of Foot, and Mr. ROOKS. They ate stated to have left Egypt on the 16th of 04oher, at which time the English, we understand, remained at Alexandria, and the Beys, continuing to increase in force, were the undisputed masters of the rest.of Egypt. PETER WILLIAM BAKER, Esq. of Rauston, in the County of Dorser, was on Saturday last rerun: ed Member for Wootton Basset, in the room of Ge. neral ST. JOHN, who 'has accepted- the Chiltern Hundreds. Lords CARLISLE, SPENCER, CARYSFORT GR EN- V ILL!, and MINT°, have signed a Protest against the passing of the Malt Bill, upon the groimd of the particular services for which the Supplies have been voted not having been specified. PASSPORTS TO FRANC notice was yesterday shewn at General ANDREossi's, whereby it.is re quired that all , persons who apply for Passports should bring a testimonial of their good charatier and morals, to be signed by two housekeepers or one magistrate. It has been rumoured, that Accounts have been received from Holland, that the -French Govern ment has solicited from the Dutch a . Loan, to the enormous amount of Eighty Millifor t pf . ..Florins (Seven Millions Sterling). Twilicy I4P4ons to be advanced in the month of Janutiky.3:.•49.4 t4lremain. der in the course of the Yesterday the Loßri MAYOR-(previous to his holding a 'Wardmote for the Election of Common Counciltnen) was waited on by the Master and War deni of the Bakers' Compiny to set the Assize of Bread„ which his Lordship, after examining • the Mealweighers' Reports, ordered to continue at 94-d. the Quartern Loaf. The QUEEN of S*F.DEN was delivered of a Son and Heir to the Crown,on the zd of September. ~.~_„ m Nrl7s PALMOVTH, ARRIVED t 6 Ship SYsannet, SitEurbt , i, from * London, hound .to St. Kitts ; . the Unity, BRO KE rsl/A, from Cowes, with flour; the Trip, Woo 6, and St. Peter, TkiaTON, from Plymouth. On Tuesday last appeared off,.and proceeded on for London, tilt. American ship Brutus, Captain BOUNCE, from Alexandria, J . with tobacco and staves, 39 days pas Sailed His .Majetryb§bitrir Gannet, of r 8 guns, Captain BASS ; the MN , A LLAN, and Cormorant, • i'c HEAR LE, (Revenue Cutters) ; also the Cutter Nim ble, of 14. guns, . Lieut. Cocx LAN, on a Cruize against the Smugglers ; the brig Lady Brace, Capt. HUNTER, for South Shields ; the Penryn, Bo NSTE with fruit, for Lond6n ; the brig Harmony, j AQu Es. With wheat, for Leghorn ; .the. brig Orion, EvANs, with candles, flax, 8c7.. for . Cork ; the schooner Mary Ann, PASt;.O, for Milford ; and the brig Totness, COLE, for Totness, .and the following Packets, viz. Queen Charlotte, MUDGE, with Mail of the Ist inst. for New-York ; Lord Charles Spencer, COATESWORTFT with Mail of the Isth 'inst. for Leeward Islands ; and Adolphus, JONES, with Mail of the r ¢th inst. foaisbon. The Prince of Wales ,Packet, TODD, .from Lis bort,.is hourly expeaed. Appeared off,' from Truro, the brig Gertrude, Capt. CUNDY, from Truro, with bale goods, tin, &c. and will proceed on her passage for Leghorn nd Smyrna. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 2 1. ARRIVED the Ship Qzt'en, JOHN JACKSON master, from Bermuda, ,with part of the 42a Regiment, in 25 days. This Ship,' on the 16th inst. spoke the Mary, of London, JONES master; from Honduras to London, in to weeks: she had been to the Ha vannah to refit. Arrived the Nelson, DONALD, froth Dover : this Vessel was supposed to have been lost ; the Nancy, RAY, and Polly and Nancy, LEMER, from Water ford; and Axiom, MICKERSON, from Newcastle. The Anna, SCOTT, from Bombay, is arrived off Dover. _ _ _ His Majesty's Ship La Sensible, Captain SAUCE, lately lost in the East Indies, struck on a quick sand aboUt twenty miles to the southward of the Island of Ceylon. The accident happened on the 3d of March, in: the morning. Tile whole of the crew were landed in safety; notwithstanding there was . a tremendous surf beating on the shore.— Great hopes are entertained of saving a part of her stores and provisions. La Sensible mounted 32 guns. - - - - Oil the 24th of November, an Order was issued by the Royal Authority at Stockholm, importing, that, :from the - Ist. January iBo3, every Ship pas sing into the North and East Seas, on the Cattegat, is- to pay a duty .of from zs. to .18s. Danish per ton, to he applied to.the experce of maintaining the Light-House recently established for the safety of Navigation. THE THEATR E.-A crowded audience again attended the representation of Family Quarrels last night at Covent Garden Theatre, and the Mosaic Tribe manifested their displeasure ai the passages which alluded td them. 'We were mistaken in sup posing that FA*eurt liaa. studied a new song. He, sung the same orytkarlyilthe same jargon as on the first night. This Piece, as we have said, will pro bably he for some time supported by the Theatrical and Vocal Powers engaged in it, but its success, even with that IsoWerful recommendation, will be a dis Credit to the Public Taste. Madame CORALLI, the new Dancer at the Opera, was yesterday delivered of a fine boy, after having, rehearsed all the morning a difficult pas de deux. By the specimen received of this Performer's dancing, under such difficulty, even so late as Satur day last, we may fairly 'conclude, , that on her re turn to the Stage, she will be received with in creased applause. We are happy to hear that, in the usual phrase, she is as (well as can be exptard. . A new, Edition of the Works of the Great FR,E.- DERIC, King of Prussia, is preparing at Berlin; which will be augmented, by a great number bf mili tary and political observations, .drawn from 'his Manuscripts, which it was not thought proper to publish during the life Of PRINCE HENRY.. 'M. JoLY de FLEURY, formerly a Minister of State, and Comptroller of the Finances in France, died lately at Paris, in the 85th year of his age. A Letter from 'Berne, of the 28th November, states, that most of the Cantons have now appointed their Deputies, to the Consulta at Ptris . . M. M. GRUB ER WATTEWYL DE-MONTBENAY and MU_ LINEN, who are going to Paris, do not go as Deputies for Berne. The two firs: sent by the Municipality, to resist the false representations that may be given of the real state of Switzerland. M. MULINEN goes as a private person, ,on the pressing invitation of TALLEYRAND, ,A( : ) wrUIE'IO him, not as Minister of Foreign Affairs, but as one who interests himself .in the affairs of Switzerland, and who esteems men of merit. It is said that General WATT Ewy L, who commanded the Bernese Troop's, as well as several others, have received similar invitations. The Consulta has not yet.assembled. It appears to` .be the opinion of people in France, that all the Parties in Switzerland are not represented in that Meeting, and that it is desirable to coiled both the Friends of the Revolution s and the Partizans of the ancient order of things. :ARM SUN-OFFICE, HALF PAST Two; P. Nc. French Papers Of the [Bth inst. have just coin to hand.='l'tie follo - Wing are their principal con: tents HAM-IttiRGH, DEC. 7.—The GRAND DUK EcON ST ANT IN E returned to Petersburgh on the 17th Nov; A new Alliance is spoken of between England, eft/- stria, Russia, Dramark an.l Sweden. The EMPE ROR of RUSSIA, it is said, has applied to the KIN!, of ENGLAND to engage him to assist His ImPEREA•ti MAJESTY in proeurinz some compensation tor ine KING Of SARDINIA.. A new Note has been presented to the Deputa: tion by the Imperial Plenipotentiary, in which it is stated that His IMPERIAL MAJESTY cannot at pre.; sent accede to the Defimitive Corr/it:um, His 1\il. , ;•; JESTY regarding. it as an essential and necessary condition aids ratification, that the sth Article of the Treaty of Loneville should be fulfilled re. spewing the Indemnities of ,the GLAND DUKE Of TUSCANY. - CITY EJECTIONS., YESTERDAY being St. Thorn ts's Day, the AminAl Elelion of Deputies from the differeni _Wards, t& - represent the City in Common Council, took ',tact': No political spirit, or much bustle of opposiiimni prevailed. la F:rringdon Without, the most ex. tensive and populous Ward, Mr. SHEERS tins% eleaed instead of 'Mr. BURKITT ; Air. jOiltsi • NE.wmA:Nt instead of Mr. Hoosorr; In .Farring.) don Within, an'opposirion has'started and a poll is demanded. All the old Members unite their inte_ rests, and sign their names to a Circular Letter: In the Wards of Cripplegate, Bishopsgate, street, the Tower, Castle Baynard, &c. &c. the old Members are re,eleded..—The LORD Mikoa. held four Wardnv Owing to the indisposi tion of Sir JoHN EAMER, Mr. Alderman MAC AULEY, Sit WATKIN LEWES, and Sir WILLIAM CURTIS. At a Wardmate held at St. Diane's, Back Church, for the Ward of Langbourn, before the bight Hon: the LORD MAYOR, Sir Join EAMER, the Alder man of the'Ward, being indisposed, the old CoM, nron Councilmen were unanimously re. eleEted for the year ensuing. The oppositions the most worthy of notice hate sprung up in the thrte following Wards, wheie polls have been demanded, and continue open.. ALOGATI; WARD. Mr. Charles Lincoln '- 78 Mr Joseph Hibbert - 71 Mr. Samuel Thorp - 77 Mr. Lancelot Sharpe -, Mr. James Taddy 75 Mr. W illiam Sharpe - 65 Mr. Sarriuel Weddell' - 78 The two last are new Candidates. ALDERSGATE WARD. 4r. Deputy C. Aldridge 34 Mr. John Denziloe Mr. Thomas Loveland 30 Mr. Robt. Albion Cox Mr.. Rot)ert.Eislier 36 Mr. G. King Mr. Henry King 32 Mr. Hopkins Mr. Deputy J . Rowlatt 31 . The two last are new Candidates. has declined. 3 40 3 0 33 It Mr. Welch (Sheriff') , COLEMAN-STREET WARD. Sadler Donne Paynter Davies 17 West 2 ' l Edwards 22 Chapman PORTLAND PLACE BANK. RESTER IMY the last Meeting on the Commission of Mr. JOHN KING took place; notwithstanding the reports that have been disseminated of this Bankruptcy, only 2501. more were proved.— An attempt was made to prove a Debt of 7001. by the Assignees of a Bankrupt, but as their Attor ney had, by his, own' acknowledgment, struck a docket some time ago against , Mt. KING for the purpose of 'eff,:lting a settlement, and had aaually obtained tool. towards the debt,' and 301. as a dou ceur for himself, to compromise it, and withdraw the Docket instantly, atter, the Debt on this ac count became forfeit, and .the Attorney is :subjed to the discretion of the CHANCELLOR. Thcy 'afterwards adjourned to the Fleet, where nothing extraordinary occurred : the. Commissioners called - on' Mr. KING for his Accounts, on which it apprared, that 9o,oool.'Securiries were to be de livered up, and the. Debts against him were only 7,0001. the Commissioners asked if the account he produced, stated what he owed,' as well as what was owing to him. Mr. KING answered tlie'proofs on his coMmission, shewed what he owed, and therefore it Was only necessary to state what was owing to him, and to give up the Securities speci fied in the. Schedule, on which Mr. PEMBERTON, Counsel for Mr. K I iqG said,. that the ,list of Com missioners to which he belonged, required the ac count in the manner in which Mr. KING had' made it out, but-the Commissioners thought that their method should he pursued, and-with the consent of ihe Bankrupt, they adjourned to the z9th instant. CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. zz. y WHEAT being in extreme plenty on Monday, many samples were left unsold, and from this day's little business it mostly goes off at a trifle less price ; the supplies of Barley and Malt are good, and they continue moderate ; in Pease and Beans . no vari ation ; we have Oats •in good quantity, and this article is getting lower; we note Flour neatly as List. Wheat -41 s a 47s a 55S Oft Tick Beans - 3os a 343 od Fine ditto -56 s a 575 , 6d Oats - - Iss a 19s 12S Barley - 23$ a 2.7 s 6,1 IPoland ditto 23s a 243 6d. Malt - - 403 a 45s od Rape Seed - - 321 a 361 Rye -36 s a 40s od F,ine Flour . -44 s a 48$ 6d. White Pease 333 a 4 13 od Seconddo. , - 40$ a 44$ Beans -33 s a 37 5• 6;1 We are very sorry to learn that Sir WILL I AM CU R TIS is confined by severe indisposition to his house at Southgate, a circumstance that the Public as well as . his'private friends,' have reason to regret, as no man is more anxious to fulfil his public duties. . Married, on the zest of December, at Sr. Mar.. tin's in. the Fields, by the Rev. PHILIP YORK E, the Hon. REGINALD COCKS, youngest Son of Lord SOMMERS, to Miss ANNE COCKS, second Daughter of JAMES COCKS,