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llnom s4l:4lßary MIGHT'S CAZETTR. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. mia,m•il. Wear-Q#le. December .15, 11120. •1 1 4411146whsrit of Light bragewinwiiiiilatotterrust Robert V3ll - the 31100 Pont, to be Lieutenant, vire Dela. pawn*, who excliamgee—.lntel December 7, 18210. i.h Itegintesa of Foot—U.lgs Matthew Richmond, from she Cape Carps, to be &wigs, rite Watt, who exchange"— daiert as &beet% 2.410itt0•-Capesiat William Ahraham I.e ilestrrier, from half-pay of the Rolyltnarat, to be Catptaio, vice John Blake, whu it tchanges—:be sae wat above. .22 its ditto--Quartermastee Jelin Matthews, from half pay of the 241 Creak Light Infantry. to be Quartermaster, vice Robert Font, appointed to the 24 Royal Veteran Dam ' irto—dated as +lustre. "1.11 ditto—Lieutenant Henry Delepasture, from She 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Vandelear, who rachange*--dated ai shove. !silk ditto—Ensign Edward Nagent to he Lieuteasant, with. ,Mt porchase,ll.ll , Leacroft, deceaNtd.-dated SO shove. Gascoyne, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Nugent.-dated ra above. Seib ditto—Lieutenant W Lewin to he Captain, with a-' rcha‘ri vie•Tomkima dunned—dated sit above. iiiragn C beard O'Brien to be Lieutenant, vice Lewii— dated as above. Garrisnit Serjeunt.Major lenses M'Caffery, of the Cavalry rlepot, to lie &Alga, vice O'Brien—dated as •hose. tirh d.tio—Grntkmsit Cadet George Clark, from the Royal Mil.tury College, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice whose appoisitntent bas col taken place—dated lot above. ditto—Lientenant George Mainwaring, from half-pay . t York f'hasveure, to be Lieutenant, vice R. G. Wallace, oho exclaattgrs—dated .4 above. 80th Ditto. 'la - be Lieutenants—Lientenaut John Twigg, from the 811th root, vice Thomas 'Nuke, who retires 'spun half-pay 23.1' toot, receiving the difference—dated as above ; • :nut Arihnr Griseher, from hilt-pay 100th Foot, vies Cle. -wait Wolseley, who exchaoges, receiving the difference-, .feted December 8, 1820. 111 h ditto—ltentenant Lambert Cowell, from half-pay 73d • to be Lieutenatit. paying the difference, vice Twigg, apponattil to the 80th Fnot—dated December 7,1820. let Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Thomas lbly, from Pay , aster 2tl West Liilia Regient nt, to he Lieutenant, a ithout '7 'rebate, vice Page, pe "teal—dated November 16,1820. ▪ Corps—F.neign alacduff Wait, from the 111 b Fool to .e Ensign, vice Richmond, who tzebustges—dated by :ember 7,1820. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. • atermaster Rohe. t Font, from the 33th nal, to be En nio, vice thigalil NPllltreach, obit returns to his former - tuation on the Retired List—cl-ttetl as above. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. r .truant Thomas Agar (Quartermaster at the Cavalry deposit to be Lieutenant, vice Harman Tisdall, who se •'ll,l4 till 61110ff:1W, Ililliiiiiolll OD the Retired Lid —4lllle,i • .4 above. BREVET. C-; , raiii Jinx* Pattienn Adye, of the Royal Artillery, to he Anjor in the Army—dated August 12, 1819. C:izilrir Depot at Maidstane—Ensign Jamey 91'Coffery, of :he 55th F. ot, to have the local rank of Lieutenant, he flawing been appointed Rlding Master to this Eitaliikh metat—dated December 7, 1920. commission* in the North York Regitrirnt of Militia, ;14n. d by the Vice-Litutennnt nj the North Biding of Ihr :';;rnty limk. L•ruicivitto Colonel Shrldos Crnginrk to be Colonel, vice the :belt Hohuurahle Thomas lord Dunthts, deemed—.laced :inv. mbrr 23, 1810. 3141;nr lirrtto.y Elslry to be Ileotenant-Coloncl, vice Cf - JOCk, shore. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Inhn Cannot', of Liverpool, merchant, from December 12, to Ethritary 10, at ten, at Guildhall, Londou. Franeis Hudnuo, or Angel•lrme, Stratford, E4SCX. breViel, ,:n December 16, to February 3, at teu, at Guildhall, Aunt, to Serressare, Deethribse 19, 30, suiliainittr27,' at ten, at Caildball, London. Allorneys, Messrs. Swain, Me. yens, Maples, P ~,,,, and Haul, Frederick's•plate, Old. j• wry, Lawton. Mark Nations, jun. of Cast le- green, Bristol; leatker•dealer, lo surrender, December 27, 22. and January 27, at Issetve, at the Commercial rooms, Brimill Ailarrese, Menus Clarke, Nicker-IN, and Mrdealf, Clumerri.lanr, Louder. ; and Mr. Balm, held, Bristol. Jnhis 1.4m1r, of Birmingham, saddler, to surrender, Deems. her 2 0 , 30, and Jannary 27, at twelve, at Ike Royal lintel, Birmingham Allornels, Messrs. Clarke, Rickards, sod 31rdealf, Chancery-I:me, I.on4un ; and Messrs. Webb, 'Pre. Jail, and Rawlins, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. Deeensber 30 B. Font, of the Half-Moon T , Grate. chords street, Loudon, taveru.lieeper, at ten, at Grildhall. January 10. C. Giles, 1141 M or hie of Bristol, common carrier, at twelve, at the Rummer T 3111711, All Saisits-Inne,Brktol. Dtersulwr 30 J. Collins. some lime %ince of Newport, Mon. moults, entionaii-biewer, at ten, •t Guildhall, Condon. January 13. T. Bennett, of Loncarre, Middlesex, iron. - monger, at ten, al Guildhall, London. December 23. R. S. Illingworth, of Waterloo plate, Pen man, wine -merchant, ■t ten, at Guildhall, London. January S. J. Collyer, of Gosport and of Weat Cowes, Isle of Wight. Southampton, painter and (lazier, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. 0. W. Weddell, Cold Harbour, Goa- pout. January 15. R. Mitoses, of Mirfielol, York, coall.merclsatit, at eleten, et she Conrt.flonse, Wakefield. January lit J. Gill, of B•ldwln.street, Bristol, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Commercial. K9OITIS, Bristol. January IS. S. Carringiou, of Ashlsorne, Derby, tisercer, at ekvinoit the Green Man Inn, Ashborae. • CERTIFICATES.--Jenueny 6. G. L. Walker. of [Redo, worsted-spinner —8 Wooll. of Nerburongh, Leicester, hosier.—H. Cooper, late of Thread needle.street, London, Increhant —J. Lucas, late Of Fleet street, Loudon, paper•alamer.—J. Ashworth, of Manchester, innkeeper.—J. Burke, of Stock port- Elehell., Chester, co t ton mennfacturer.—R. Draper, lair of Bishopsgate street, Lon. don (late • prisoner in his Nlajesty's prison of the Fleet), grocer.—J. Oakes, late of King's Arnie belittling., C,ornholl, Loudon (hut now of the Fleet prison), commisiiion-broker. —W. J. Porter, talc of Chelsea, Middlesex, coal.rnerchaut ; and now of Cloariuccroas, slopseller.—J. South, of Fulham, Middlesex, plumber.—W. Reynolds, late of the ship Orient, wiaoder-tioaroner. 7 -R. Perkins, of Lysnington, Southampton, occr.—C. Comber,uf Dorking, Surrey, boo Crock• ett, of Coventry, ribbanol-manufacturee —A. Parkin.on, of Manchester, calico- p rinter.-11. G , of Manchester, merchaut.—W. Crook, of Blackburn, Lancaster, farmer. RTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. T. Shaw and J. Scidloof Rishopsgate.slreet Without, Lon don. grocer•, December 13, 1820 —J. Hammond and M. J. .1. Donlan, of Red Cross.speare, Cripplegate, London, tai lors, December 5, MO —S. Richards and J. Richards, of Prick lane, Siiitsltirlds, Middlesex, pawnbrokers, December 15, 1520 —W. Penhain, I'. Sponger, and G. Irwin, jon. of Jewry-sti eel, Aldvite, London, shiii.agents, so far as respects G. Irvin, jam. April 28, 1820.-11'. Moody and W Gilbert, of Fort-were, Old Artillery-ground, Middlesex, galloun-ma. nor :withers, October 21, 1820.—R. Gonda i• and J. Pulver, of Fleet-street, London, boot-makers, December 11,1520. BANKRUPTS. jaws Gnly, of Bilhopliente4treet :Vithent. London. 'ro c, t, to emreolder, December 25, 30, and Jahoary 27, at t (;.,11 , 10)411. Assuraeps Messrs. Armory sod Coles, Thrormortom.strert. jobs. Damon, of Uwion.streel. Soulhveuelr, Surrey, co cer, to surrender, December 19, 30, uul Jausiary 27, at ele ven, at Guildhall, Lyndon. Attorne), Mr. Carlon, High. creel, Ilar%-le.buite. Ilaarnaa itryaolde, of Ilsehrroeih, \Vitt., draper, to 'or. render, el 41111ily 4, at font, 5, and 47, al twelve, at the Bell Faiingdust. Afiorneys, Mr. %Yard, haringdnn; and New,. Clarke, %ChM dA, and 31rdc4If, Chancery-lane, _ _ ;oho Newman Fireman, some time since of Bradford, • Wins, afterwards of Ilkiston, Derby, and late of Newport, ft'.ientootb„ muney.scriveber, to surrattdi r, December 21, 29, attd Jemmy 27, at one, at the White Lion lon, Pal/WI. A:tors. yt, Menses. Adlingtoa toed Gregory. Bedford-row, London; abd Mr.Serart, Bath. 41.011.". Weetniais, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, Jc , :iiary 4,5, and 27, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. if.:‘oriteys, Mr. Bardswell, - Liverpool ; :11:d Messrs. Black s, ...• and 'lnure, Temple, London. Jobe Ri.6ois Silva, of Liverpool, meichant, to surrender, January S, 9, and 27, at eleven, at the Albion Tavern, Li v-rpool. Attorneys, Mr. Dane, Temple court, • and Mr. Uusuo-cosirt, Liverpool; and Messrs. Blackstork mitt Bence, Temple, London. JuSn Avert, of Motion %sieges., Bent. firmer, to soure d. r. December 19, 30, and January 27, at tut, at Guildhall, Ji - sndort. Attorney, Mr. Yount, lemple Chambers, Fleet st. rel ; and Broadway, Deptford. John Warwick, of St. Alban's, Hertford, draper, to stir. December 19, J Wallet y 2, and 27, at tis els e,at Gus id tic 4, Luseduo. Attorneys, Messrs. Penman and Faithortie, Jewr), London. ',becks !inert, of Nortirtawtois, Devon, Mosier, In surrea drt,•lheember 21, 29, and January 27, at elevtu, tit the OW Ism, Exeter. A tiorite)s. Mr. Roheit Brillion. Did limed-street, City, London ; and Messrs. Ihutton and Ford, r _ . . .1 , 11•14 Bond. Iste of Illackman•strect,Soutlivrok, Stoney, repe.-, to surrender, Doc-endue 23, at ten, 26, awl Jam,. sty at 011?, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Mesa.. Lt-ouell and Disou, St Sassiest'''. lane, Lootloo. :tm Gilbert, of Plymouth Duck, Devon, hotelier. to sir verAer, January 4,5, and 27, at elem.'s, at IVeakt.)', Dolt I, a ;moot!' Dock. Altnrn. yA, Mr. Middle-Temple, ; mat M.. Wm. Davey Sole, Plymouth Duck. 1: whorl Gregnin, late of I.!swoul, Lancaster, over t-iota, to surrender, January 10, 11, mid 27, at our, at the seeurg's !no, Dsle-si re, t, Lives pool. Alt...rile : lW, Messrs. •faykir and Poo.coe, Heuch•oalk, Tcutplr, LOllll4Ali sto.! frfe:,r" , . Lire, Miller, tud Lace, Liverpool. altosty Ploughman. of ltutosey, Southampton, immomo bre wer, to ser,ottler, January; at tot., 3, at demi., awl 27. at Iwo, at Om Bell lui, Ramsey. A itoroeys, 31.. Roma) aad kit. Gillhauk, Culetuan-street, London. . Siegmund Rucker, of Old Slltlib Sea House, Broad-street, I.undua, imerelarut, to imereailer, December 23, January 2, Ind 17, at 'km-a, at GuitilLult. Attormy, Mr. G.Turn wiinn, Criptliall-cosec.Tbrotrourtou•str.at. Liike Batten, a Si. Albea's. H.rifmi, cooper, to sae •eenetei , December 19, /5111111). 13 - , avid 27, at Oct ro. at ;4 , 13bai1, Loudon, Aitortrey% Me%sre. Ntchui.uu and 1.641, H rtford Messrs. Stocker, Datturu, and Her- Rueweli roorl. 4 rates %%eo.ler aid Geddes Mackenzie Simpson, if Tower. .frirece. 1. infirm, mreett.i.its, to turrra.trr, December 23, .111. Finery 13, aid ?7,, at eleven, at tintliiball. Attorney. Mr. (ionise Tomlinson, Copt bait court, 'lncognito lomat/tel. Cuter, of Ilammersmitb. Middlesex, 1.14/pietist., to aurresider a December 23, Januairy'2, and 27, at ten, at t;iol.llMali, Loyola's. Attorney*, Meares. lticbardsou aid 24.11. r, New- tu". Lendou. Diaries Hurry, lata of Freeman's court, Curnhill, Leseaso, balmsw at always-street, Burtaa•cfrceut, M.ddlessa, !am- ' _ gee: IMMII l o 1 4 1 G : 1 ra z, 1 i Z. -- , 47 '- ' ..... i ft• •••••••.1 ..••••1 ..•...• m.m.....N. ~.m.m..• s. el I s• di s. di s. d s. d 55 01 34 fli 20 9 1 20 t: 37 2 ...: a t . i E. a . :.. o ' R. 9. 1. a. J. 40 22 10, 0 0 PETITIONS of INSOT.VFNT DEBTORS to be heard at ihr Guildhall, Wrst , on Monday, the sib of January, 1821, at Hine o'clock in the furremon„ _ _ _ Spencer, Edmund ; :sued as Edward Speneer),late of Bake well, Derbyshire, quigeon. Hardy, Jame*. formerly of Leader -street, and late of Ameba-place, Feilham.road, Chelsea, Middlesex, plumber and Ela 7 ier- Clarke. lon, Edward, late of Cherlea-atreet, Ilarperaitreet, New kenteroad, Sarrey, late an officer of Excise. Boyle, Bernard (stied as Bernard Boyle), Isle of the Three Cults, London Wall, in the City of London, victual ler and tailor. Biabe, (oho, of No. 22, Park•etreel, Upper Baker-street, Middlesex, baker. Newman, William, formerly of Rocking, Earl, silk• throw****, also of Sado Ileadincham, in the said meaty, publican, afterwards of Shstlervil, Middlesex, master of the woikkonse, and lately of Standstend Mount Figelt, Essex, silk.throwsirr. Atkinson, William, late of No. 1, King . Doirid Tort, St. Geortre's in the East, and one of his Majesty's branch pilots, and of N 0.9, New-street. Sbadwell. Dickins, Edward, fornierk: of Kensincton. Middlesex, and late of Richmond, Suriey„ painter, glazier, and chop keeper. _ _ _ Liobson, William. late of Burton-upon-Trent, Stafford shire, formerly innkeeper and confectioner, but late journey man. Hill. Richard, formerly of King-street, Kent-road, and late of John.street, B. Southwark, Surrey, horse dealer. Bea, Thomas, kite of the hlinories, in the city of Laudon, gunariakt r. Wood, Thomas. late of Black Horse. yard, Broadway, Westminster, and afterwards of Cottage-place., Hocaeferty. marl, tVestmirerter, Middlesex, wheelwright. Gurney, Thomas, late of Granze.ruad, Bermondsey, Slu rry, superintentlaut of the manufactory at the Asylum of the Deaf and Dumb. Woods, Hem y, late of No. 0, Loodon.street, Fetteltrorch street, London, formerly of Water-street, Liverpool, Lan. cashire, and of Feyness, priloyebire, of King-street, South wark, and of Lat Elane, in Ike city of London, commercial agent. SI w, George William, late of No. 12, Chapel street, Grosvenor-s o mas, and of King street, Soho, and formerly of No. 8, Nortbumberland.stiert, Sirau.l, Middlesex, working jeweller. Metes, Lucy, formerly of Great Cheiterfielitstreet, and late of N 0.28, %Veyruonib-street, Middlesex, Cllllllllloel{ shop- • keeper. Deane, Richard, late of Weston-place s Somers Town, and fmmerly of Ilaytlon.street, Middlesex, clerk in the Ordnance Other in she Tower of London. Barker, Robert, late of neural', hear Snail's, Yorkshire, farmer and bind-sus repo. Johnson, William, late of Ilackneproad, Crescent, Mid. dies. x, Alatiettester.warehmtgensau. Roberts. Edmondson. formerly of Qattara, Yorkshire, and late of Collie, Lancashire, plumbs and glazier.. l'irturinns of Insot.vEnv DEBTORS, to he heard at rise Justice Hymn. Durham. in the County of I)terham. on the 6th day , of January, ltl2l. at eleven o'clock in 4se forrooosi. newt? Allen, lass of south Shields, in the county of Dur , Isom, euslitainiet and innkeeper. 'At Appleby. in the CoMity of Westmorelsull, on the tftli of January, 18511, at tell o'clock iu the forenoon. Christy')lire- Robinson, late of Burton; in the parish •f Waruop, iu the comity of Westmoreland, r.rroier. At the County Hall, Mold, in the Courts of Flint, I-- ~r •EAM on the I/C . day of limisfy, 1831, at ten o'clocb in the fortnnoil. Joseph Seaman, late of tlawerline, is the comity of Fliutt booker an.l feller of earthenware. Soinocl Ellis , latt of Wepre, to the county of Eliot, tide. ------- At Stofford.in the Comity .r Statrord, on the 10th day of January, 1821, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. William Parr•, late of Witleall, in the county of Staffio it, bilirkernith. ..iii Alllllllll PIOCIE OF STOCKS ON SATURIMT. Beek Stock 4-'4+ I laths 80nd5..... 25 pr. 3 per el. Red... (i 94 I Ex. Bills. v.. pair. 2 I dia. 4 per Ge0m..... 87/4k I Lottery xll. 3s. Bank L. Aim. 17 15-10 I India tot Ace...... 18 i Coin. for Ace. . .... 70 i i Irish 5 per Cent.. 104 j iAI : /billed rad Pridisbed at Tout Barns. Pans ■rd Tata GUl's Office. N. 1Z?, Suand, b C. CORNWELL, Sr Ooboard. ~. 'il •rn G. PI vii to l; PRICE OF SUGAR. The ge rice of Brown or Mincoeado Sugar, com puted from the Bet suns made in the week ending the 13th itly of D. censbe►, 1820, iv 341. 10d. per hundred weight, ex clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon ell the importation thereof tutu Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. A Price, of Corn of England and Wake, by the Quarter of Eight Winelieoer Riiv!icl,, and of Oatmeal per boll of I dillbs. a voi min poise, f • the returns received in the •etk enJell the (''II, Dret tuber, 1820. %VsDiem %Vallee', late of of Stafford, hawker. Mused Junes, late of Bradley, in the county of Stafford, victoaller. ill the comity John Bayley, late of Darlaatoo, io the county of Stafford, labourer. - - Mose* Stanley, late of Stagley, in county of Staffpril, butcher. _ . Charles Cagetell, late of Rudglry, in the county of Stafford, miter. William Wootton, Pen. late of Willenball, iw the county of Stafford, whiterimith. Thomas Clarke (owl na 'Minos Clark?, late of Rui',ley, in the county of Stafford. victliallet- James Beech, late of Bitldulph, in the county of Staf ford, potter. Holmes, late of Woverhampton, is the county of Stafford, rower. Soplien Bowers, late of the parish of Madeky, in the county of Stafford, labourer. Edward Fearm, late of the parish of Yozal, in the county of Stafford, bricklayer. At the Shire Hall. for the County of Gloucester, on the vdr day of January, 1821. at ten o'clock in the linen, ~,,, . William Wellington, late of the Hundred of St. Briairels, in the county of Gluocester, nailer. Isaac Brookes, lute of Olveston, in the county of Glon• reeler, sa yrr. Thomas Summers, late of Berkeley, in the county of Gloucester, cordwainer. Charles Whillerd Bailey, late of Stroud, in the county of Gloucester, strow.haimmomfact err and ,eltootmarter. Samuel Fox, late of Oldlanit, in the parish of Button, in the vatility Of Gloucester, carpenter a n d .h.ipkeeper. At MA I, in the County of Derby. on the h day of January, 1821, at ten O'clock in the forenoon, RsnJle Milne, late a Whittle, in the county of Derby, yeoman. At the New Shire Hall. in the City of Glatt cevter, tin the Bth day of January. 18.2 I , at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Ws!limn Lime (sued na Lainr , , formerly of Glint eesier-loor, in the comity of Gloomier, near the city of Bristol, hut since of the city of Gloucester, working-roller. At the Gaol Hall, in the City of Coventry, on the Ilth day of January, 1821, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Richard Arnold, late of Chinntry-place, in the city of Coventry, builder. Elisabeth Ault, widow, late of the city of Coventry, dealer in glass, china, and earthenware. At the County Hall, Reading, in the County of Berk', on the 9th day of January, 1821, at .Irven o'clock 111 the forenoon. Joseph Reicher, late of West Hundred, in the county of Beaks, farmer. George Hobbs, late of New Windsor, in the county of Balm, ealsinet-maker. David Parr, late of Reeding, Berko, carrier Ind shopkeeper. John Shuns, late of Streaky, in the cutitity of Berk', eordwainer and sehoolmacter. At Mu dstone, in the County of Kent. on the 1 Ith ddy of January, fail, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. SOlSallnall Wntacts, widow, late of Stroud, in the (manly of K.nt. publican. Johitlll.Laclakm, late of Burslem, in the county of Star culuur-manufacturer. At the GnilrCiAll of the City of Norwich. on the gth day of January, 1821, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. William Miugay, late of Pau worth, in the county of No. folk, jobber. At Worcester, on the gth dety of January, 1821, at teti o'clock in thr forenoon. John Hogg, Isle of Peopleton, in the county of Worcester, farmer. John Smith, heretofore of Mattson, in the county of %Var. r, sod lute of Earl's court, in the p wish of St. in Berlwardine, in the same county, farther. _ _ Richard Woodyait, forin. , ely of the poith of Leith, in the county of Worcester, farmer, since of the pariah of St. John, in liedwartline, in the same county, •nd late of the parish of St. Cknittit, in the •aid county of Worcester, dealer in co►n and hay. At liristtil, on the Bth day of January, 1821, et the Guildhall or the slid City, at nine &'dock in the forenoon. Henry Morgan, late of the Tertniu.courr publie•hnuwe, Bedminster, in tbe county of Somereel, victualler and pork butcher. George Tony, Imo of Du!pities-street, it the city of Drimul, cutler and boriloraretnio., John Stotkey, late of St. Nicholas steps, in the city of Bristol, cheesrmosiger. Thomas Valentino, late of No. 91, Old Tisrket•street, in the city of Bristol, paten maker.. Jeremiah Pa` "(sueJ as Peeler), late hooloseper it the White Linn lon, in IlsoaJ sire. I , in the city of Bri•toI. William Roberts, late of Ourdham Down, in the parish of Clifton, in Ilse comely of Gloucester, blacksmith. James Smith, late of the Cardiff Boat public-house, on the Welch Hack, in the city of Benito!, victuallir. At the Ca.tle of Lincoln, in the County of Litt. coin, Oil the ell day of February, 1821, at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon. Robert Cook, late u( WelStra-is-Ilse-Marsh, in the csouisty of Lincoln, shopkeeper. At the GuildhYll, in the Town and County of the Ti.wit of Newcastle-upon-Tvne, on the 10th day of J•utuaty. 1421. at ten o'clock in the forrtioon. Jobn Ayissiey, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grorer and ft inviter. John Casson, late of ficwrastle.uponl)ne, millwright and engineer. _ _ _ Robert Wilkinron, formerly of Ayiuti, in the ...Dimly of York, and late of Nevreastie.rpon-'Pyre, wearer. Nicholas Gila, bete of Nene:wile-upon:Fyne, mason and At Bristol, ou the Bth . tlay of January, NA, at nine o'clock in lite toret.uon: Thomas Pitman, laic of No. 11. Rase-Mich Ureatt% in the city of tirtatul, cluck molter. . _ _ Richard Benmortli, lair of Pen.street, in the city of Brie • tol,litsee-coach retort imor. Janice ItOrgasm, formerly of Simplon Mallen, in the county 1, 6 f Cooties. t, mid late of the Purser House, ID the city of B I, viclualicr. Robert tinges, formerly of the Welch PIA, in the city of Bristol, 'tallier, user tart of Prark house Par,, in the !wish • of Kunsham, in the county of Somerset, fernier, end laic of the Coach sud Horse., in 111. GRIM., in she parish of St. Nicholas, in the sail city of Bristol, victualler. At the Town Hull, Oxford, in the County of Ox ford, on the 9th day of laundry, 1831, at ten o'clock in the lorencian. TIMMS. Blake, Isle of Horton, in the county of Oxford, IsiMmn r. Busby, late of Chadington, in the county of Os. ' for d, turner. ' Kuhr(' Kenner, late of Henley, in the county of Oxford, kaurgeonanstet. a.~..L..~~:. romill HIGH WATER THIS DAS AT LONDON. BRIDGE. Mensisc N afar IS. I Evening II alter I. • FIVER, -' • tProw the .Vueelosjleid Coterie►, Deeesler 9.] " FEVF.R. " We have medical aoihorrty for the publication of the folloiviug remnrh.:-- '• A report resp► Ming the feverish disnrd►r Which has be►n prevalentean ttttt gat the labilise's,' of this caws', doting the last three week., has been it, widely circulated, sts.l Its in. &Minns nod nialigasat character so grossly and alarmingly exaggerated, that a 'rely brief account of its proh.:ble urogi it, soil a free one ..f its progress, rim neithe► be sonaceeptaide, nor, we hope, wholly without advantage to our towns:nest mail reader* in general. " The linigaesonlistutil dryness of oar late rammer and Saturn,, bas been succeeded by rain oR ly inferior da. ration, which has left the earth in the stale of s soaked sponge—while the protracied warmth Nail humidity of the atmosphere has leaded to prodnee in it is siale similar to that ordinarily (nand at certain times of the year in the fens of tioroloshire, x, Am. whirls gives rise ,sis is well known) to enntmon solidt chow% imermiitent fever—net by any specific contagion g ted in the air, but from the ofieuarepeated and sudden traasitians Goat beat to cold. to which those are %postal who live, and f vocially who iamb and wee smelt exercise tinder iu influence, no cold Leine snore pernicious to health, sir more productive of fever, thau that shirk arises front the permanent contact of wet or damp clothing after perspiration, a circumstaute in smith a climate and season scarcely In he avoided. "The peculiarities of such a state of atmosphere have hail a temporary iiifl.setire in this place. Colds have arsailed IS pretty generally, these, by neglect, have in aunty instances become irregalar (Instituted fevers; end iu sonic, but not very numerous CAWS, in the stir period of the disorder, symploins of Typhus have "The reason for the more obvious spread of she dis order in Macclesfield, when compared with the weighbom ing villages, ..c. will be found in the denser mass of its popti hi t ion. " It is manifest, therefore, and motet be consolatory to know, that, thottzit the thsttriler we have experienced i considerably epidemic, it was not, originally, infectious; that it has treed yet het-nose so in but few and insulate.' eaten; and, sh,t with due care, its further progress may, we trust, be effecinslly arrested. Out of isettly 5110 patients, amidst • pwpwlation Of 20,000, not more than 13 or 14 have died, and three u•fortu natte terminations base been accelerated rather by the leaven of latent eunsiitutiottal maladies thou from the simple effect of Typhus. " A few weftsl precautionary hints are deducible from the foregoing statement, to which wr request lice attCntio• of our renders, and especially of the working part •f lb• gonsi:tutsity. " As evert, common cold iv, or at Nest it arcompanied by a fewer of short duration; and lb this fever may, through neglect, degenerate into one of !Demur continuaoce, it is rcaentially important sow only to 'mold the trordinour imeirets from whence yuch :aeon)°, arise, but also to take the earlit,t and most attentive care to throw them oil when contracted, With a view to prevention, care should be always taken to change wet shoes and clothing immediately on coaling to a state of rest after exereile. Attention to this object, personal dentine's'', rood brines nntl sobriety, are always she best preservatives against any, and will be found especially efficacious against the present prevailing disorder. But when a severe cold, or feverish sympoirns, with head•aeh, have taken place. a gentle emetic, and opening medicine, immersing the free in very warm water, low living, and twenty-four hours, at leant, of confinement to bed should be strictly enjoined. " A free admission of air, and great attention to cleanli ness, is likewise indispensable in our house.. As ventilation cannot, however, be wholly effoctive in this very damp weather without additional firiug, it is scrordingly recom mended, not only to keep fires In sitting-ronois hut to light (hem in sleeping.rooma also for a few hours iso the day, not less frequently than twice in a week ; or if this be imprac ticable, to bring the lied clothe. occasionally to air at the fire, and to air all freak clothing put ou at any time. " When cases of infectious fever occur, additional pre cautionary instreetions should be instantly civets by the medical attendant, and as soon u practicable the house white-washed with lime and water. " We cannot allow ourselves to conclude these observe Lions without Mutiny, which we do with much satisfaction that the further diffileion of the disorder appears already to be manifestly checked.- MARRIAGES. On Saturday ite'nniglit, its Ma►y's Church, Dublin, H. Slade, Esq. of the 43.1 light Wintry, to Elizabeth Aisne, second slaughter of the Isle Ilunourahle A. Cole Hamilton, of Brltrini Caidle, county Tyrnue, and niece to the late Earl of Einsiakiiten. On the 9th instant, at Wol►erhampton, the Hon. Captain lociline l'ercy, R.N. son of the Earl of Beverley, to Sophia F,ligahrth, third daughter of hiloretuis Walbonse, Esq. of ilathertou, Staffordshire. Lately, Richard Greeley, Eaq of Stow-holm, near Lich field, In Mrs. Drummond, widow of the late Robert p rom . ntond, Esq. of Megginet Castle, in the county of Errol. Friday, at Kensington Chortle, by the Rev. J. Harrison, Captain Wright, his Majesty's Obits regiment, to Junima Vino, yonnitcat daughter of Lieutennut.Colopel Reynolds, of Rua-land comic', Old Brow - upturns, and grand-daughter of the tale Johu tiodsatie Crow, E.g. of Great HaiWow, Rainlimn, in Essex. DEATHS. At his house in Berkeley-sqoare, on Toesdny mornin; last, Theodore Henry Broadhead, E.g. M.P. aged 59. _ _ tin the 18th instant, Dinah, wife of Mr. James Cull, of the tifeand. Al Mansfield Woodhouse, aged 4.5, Thomas Neale, Esq. agent In the Duke of Portland. Similily sennight, at Iletlie!, in the 661 b yaw of his age, Sir Thomas Beevor, Baronet, wit of hi• Majesty's Justices of the Peace, a Deputy•Lienteliaid, sod on* if the Chair. men of the (angrier Ses‘imis of the Peace. for the county of Norfolk. Sir Thomais lissom. married Anne, dopester soil heirr■s of Hugh Hare, !idea Hargham, in Norfolk, Egg by whom he has left isms? one sun, Thomas Ilionibtonyt Beevor ( who sneered, to title), sod two daughters. Of a second aitock of the Pnimll pus, December 3, at Co lerpr,sgeil 19, Samisel Hillier, who was inoculated for the &Benicia years ago, nod was !lightly pitted. December 3, aged 77. Mrs. Drop, of Knowle Cottage, Doe. 'riblike, relict of Major Drax. This vene►able lady, as well at her daughter, Mrs. Dia%Groovretior, were great tivouriiro with the tale Queeit, PM, paid them frequent visits dosing her Majesty's tours to Weymouth, gm December 8, at the scat of his somin.law, Waller fang, Esq Harthnat Hour, Wilts, the Richt Hors. Archibald Cul. spittoon, laird Register of Scotland, and M.P. fur the county of Dumbarton. Snarls', aennight, at Shaw-hi:l, near Slelkahani, Wilts, Samuel Deatheotr, E•q. fourth lull of the late Sir Thiunts Watts...dr, Bart. ut Ilitt.lry Lotter, Hints, and a Deputy Li. utenatit fur the enmity of Wilt.. Thursday, at Bath, aged 41, Lady Christina Elizabeth Krith. , -..aillilw :friV4L YNTELLICENCE. • erit,mnuTtr. Drcogairt 13. liana Ole Admiral Cockharn. !Inge sod D01pb..., Tosistaass, for Kio Janeirii; Laity Hera uod, Vomit Anomie', While, fur Gri•.4,11 ; Light, Sewell, fur ; and the full.nwing petiole, nith nteile :—Macias, f. r Jamaica ; einnierr ; for t h e Me.fitrrrauean ; Lady VVelhogton, far A nserica i and Snowier, fur Listron. lIIRWICP, Dement* 13. Arrived the Prince of Ornnee inirket, Gum Hull.nd ; Princtee Gheriotte ; and Lord Duncan packets, Gum COX. haven—each with a mad. nnera, nscatenta 15. An anchor narked " le rut. 0 tr. 1 !Lt. Brumten and Cu. paieost, w,th■lu.nl tetlve fat hons• tot Own cable, has be.o picked op in the Nero Rum.ln, land. d b.3r. ORT4!ITI7f, DECEIIIIFiI 15. The veinel which wilt of .11we Inettgcl+Ao, Wag •npposnl to be the Euv-Itet., to he Augobta, Losurrl, hoot Boortlestax for Bumltriot.. COWFS, D►CEVLLrtt !tr. Arrived die 1111swirrove C,r , Dow, from Letidoot for bailees, with lugs of ant htar aod DEM, 13. An anchor and cable hag b'rn tent Io the Huildart, Appl'. lon. Two byte Mich ibh , pa have patted by the bark of the Goodwin Arndt this afternoon, and proceeded down Oman"; PSIMIRNF.S, orrnisva 13 Arrived the Jantee, from Landon fur )1. Vincent'', with tuna or windbag; anchor, and fable. 11 ORTII SIIIELDS, recanam 14. The Elizabeth, Rum ha■ In en seized, is coaarguasee uC haysug lubaccu concealed on 6,40. DECLBISUR 12. The Martha, Martin, front MOnotichi to the Clyde, it stranded at l'.ostlale, w.l: he a total wreck. The people have beg.. to plunder the eerie!. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHA It. 10-11ORRuir. X If. J. Wright, eon. Rlootri.hury, nphildrr,r. 3 It G. Trent, Bourse°, nialiater J. C. 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