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e: «Vl* t friend Mr. Dismall o . ilealt Ilia; it ail" weapon *ere wiektsd aea tue t a it could sot stead. It; then, Gaterumeat could NI mom sucks weapon, *kat must he the fate of a private individual against whom it was direct ed? It was a complete inquisition. What feeling must a torn, who was a brother nr • husband, have, if, when he was :thous to disc's/Iry a public duty, he received an ationymaus letter dares-Hog hue to take care of what be was about—if too far his wife or kis stater would be made the l aliMP li mosse pev4eal . led reertfloas attack! ibis ass • womplese ifiererganiestieo of society, and why was all this dime hut to pr vent the truth from coming out? If John Bull can Ms silt over hie ten.hiblo, Aro" up his shoolders at 110.420ffis of the times, and say ',tithing It all, all would he 7tl!.agg because honest men would speak, such measures .weee /furled Its to preveut them. l• his opissiou, and he woulffinpsok it plainly and fairly, all She difficulties cruder Mem* tkoromstry labunred conoieted in taxehun, • great and essemobellmine taxatiess ; it was • general aud a crying eise ;11.4•41 Mien ehowo bow it originated, aotkiJee arsons employ e‘,l he keep it op was to divide the parties, by which manceovre Apiehres retained their power and hilbiessee. This system &Zthe country into confusion, and it could out emerge le 'd difficulties. There was but one remedy—a long poll, a straw' pull ; and a pull altogether; remove the cause oast ,yea• lake away the effect. The good old Euglish, .swan.., that every man meet cut his cost according to hi ,Lath, might be applied with r ffect ;if the establ:stserent can. tigthe kept up, the expenslitere must be reduced. Rut nukes Yogic strung resolut hsas to that effect ware passed.and support. "At by the people theestablishment would be referred to Dowse eoch brantifot nnesiftee of Finance as they had lately seen, tthe.formation of which about two Members out of 21 w . held. l kie anti. ministerial. He would give his opinion openly; )12 thought that unless a Ital. ratiotial, and coostit otwoal re. figs. iieriediament were effected, nothiee could be done— Lomat applause).—He slated this fairly litre, as he had for. needy dose in lb. House of Lords, and advertisig to what tqal pearled on that occasion he could not help regretting, teat be sew the pas ty with which he was in the habit of items' persons who pretended to co-operate with them, bog odio iu fad slid nut belong to them. Having said so miirb • respect to the party to which he alluded he had only to elevens*, that when a Noble Lord charged him and others who advocated Reform, with being Jacobins, he answered, that be was net • Jacobus), and that when the question came fairly before the Honer, he would let his Lordship see she 'her he was so or not—(Applause) —He concluded by re. toreipglsis cordial thanks hi the meeting, for the high coin. 'Armful which they had paid to him. His Royal PI helium's eteistll was ',criers! throughout with eery great applause and eltention,•nd be sat down amidst loud expressions of respect • approblition, which lasted a very cousiderable time. 'Ube CHAIRMAN then gave— '• The Respect aluJity of t he Crown, the Durability of the Con.tiintjun, and She Prosperity of the People." "The Clair for which Hemoilen bled uu the field, Safi fey muff Russell on the scattottl." ( For conclusion see last page. fItORI SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Foreign Nfire, January 22,1622. A The has been pleated to appoint Alexander Kar ma, Ej. So be Costal at St. hes fur the Ktupluaiw of histuTeit . Whitehall, Annear" 25, MI. TIVI nig Ms Isett pleased to grant the place of one of the Lords of Session in Scotland to William Erskine, EN. Advocate the room of Claude J. Boswell, Esq. resigned. The Kitts has also beta pleased to appoint James A. lafacootiehie Esq. Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shires of Orkney and Zellsod, iu the room of William Erskise a Esq. appointed one of the Lords of Seamus M 4cotlaul. The King has also bees pleased to nominate, constitute, amgappoint Robert Hateiltoo, F.sq. Advocate, to he one of the Sis Ordinary Clerks of Session is Scotland, in the room of ;and Hume, Esq. appointed a Baron of the Couit of EVlsequer. : The King has also been pleased to constitute and appoiat Hector M'Huuslil Buchanan, Esq. (ooe of the Principal clerks of So-salon), to be Civil of the King's Processes in Scotland, in the room of David Hume, Esq. appointed a n of the Court of ExclaNiser. . • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Jammer, 25, 1822. tat Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Jubn 51'DottaII, Gent. iu be Cornet, by purchase, vice Aleock, promoted—dated isticari 17, 1822. 51hVIAto—Captain Nathaniel Day Crichton. from the 18th • best •Dtaguuns, to be Captaiu, vice Enderby, why ex t !long. -a—dated as above. Pith Regiment of Light Dramons—Cornet H. F. B D Sidle, to be Adjutant, vice Micklethwsite, who resigns the A djulantcy stay—dated January 3, 1822. 16:11 ditto—Captain gamed Enderby, frail the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Crichton, who exchanges— dsted January 17, 1821. fo'dotemi Regiment of Foot Guards—George Bentinek, Gent, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jenkimon, who retires—dated as above. s:b lyrists , of Foot, Lieutenant Lord Bchomberg Kerr, from the 33d Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Arm strung, whose appointment has not taken place—dated October 114, 1911. Gtli ditto—Lieutenant Honourable Henry R. Nolynenx, from - half-pay 39th Font, to be Lieutenant (paying the • difference), vice Pigut, appointed to the BGtb Foot—dated January 17, 1822. 10Th ditto—Major James Payler, from half pay 37th Foot, tube Mrjor, vice John Otte Beyer, who exchanges—dated as 1416Ve. Eiveigu Thomas L. L. Galloway to be Adjutant, vire Mink win, who resigns the Adjetautcy unly—dottd December 10,1891. 113tb ditto—Lieutenant George Reed to be Captain, by pa cifier, vim Campbell, who retires—dated January 17, 1822. Enrijrn Jamb Jordan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice • Beed—:dated as above. Warden Flood. Gent. to be Design, by purchase, vice Jordan —dated as above. ditto—Major Peregrine Francis Thorne, from half pay of the AOth Foot, to be Moja, vice Henry Hardy, who ex. changes—dated as above. Litman, James Brand, from the 73d Foot, to be Utm ost'', vice Cuunor, who exchanges—dated as above. 20th ditto. be Lieutenants—Lieuteuant Robert Sutherland, from icscif:pay of the 68th Fool, without perch..., rice C o ld. hop, promoted—doted January 16, 1822; and Lieutenant Los d. Edward Hay, from half-pay 55th Foot, vice Robert Loges, who esehauges--dated January 17,11522. 40t1, ditto—topspin Charles Fitzroy Maeleau, from half pay 72r1 Foot, to be Captain, rice Benjamin M. Bill, whu ex. chtiuges, receiving the difference-41.1rd as shore. 67th ditto—Lietotenant James Brown, from half.pay of the Regiment, tie be Lieutenant, vice lobo Cuticlall, who cc claws, receiving the differeueo—dated as above. G9:b diiiii—Eosigo Charles Caste, late of the sth Foot, to be Cosign, without purchase, vice Howe, deceased—dated us above. 63d ditto—Lieutenaut Hugh Percy Foster, from half-pay of the Regius...loo be Lieutenant, vice Philip Bolton, who mectuages, receiving the difference—dated as above. 73d ditto—Lieutenant George C. Connor, from the 16th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice &mad, who exchauges-- dated as above. UM ditto—Lieutenant George Greaville Piro', from the 6th Fort, to be Lieutenant, vice Pierce Purcell Gould, who retires spout half-pay 39th Foot, receiving the difference— dated as above. 69 h ditto--Hu.pital.k.sislant Hugh Orr to be Assistant- Sui gene, vice Gray, deceased—dated as above. lit Royal Veteran Battalion. T. he Captains—Blew Major Archibald Miutyre, from the late U Royal Vetere. Battalion sad CePlani MOORs hiteangewsys from the Isle 9113 Royal Vetersu Battaboa— butts dated devensher 16, 1611. To be Lieutenuista—Lieuteneat Heigh Henry Lynch, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Rattatioe i and Lieutenant ft.,_ Mi \ r tioi um: tapir, L. William Carrington. from the late id Royal Vetere* Bat talion—both dated as above. To be Ensigns— Ensign Thomas Henry MOP, from the late let Royal Veteran Battalron• and Ernaign William Res • trick, fr u* the late Mb R oyal Veteran Renshaw—both rived as abase. To be Quartermaster—Quartermaster Robert Penley, from led as above. the late 4th Royal Vetes•n Tube Surgeon—Surgeon Matthew of the late Ist Royal VeMPnlll Ban To he Antal ant•Surgeon—Assistant•Surgeuti Maurice FRS. gerald Quill, from half-pay 9lst Font—dated as above. td Rossi Velma Battalion. To he Major—Major Charles Reynolds, from the late Bth Royal Veteran filial' —dated es above. To be Lieutenant.—Lieutenant William Shawe, from the late bib Royal V. serail Battalion; Lieutenant William Henry Armor g, from the lair 10th Royal Veteran Bat- Wine; aid Mantire O'Connell, hum the late 2al Royal Veteran -Milton—dated as above. To be E.11411--E•migin James Lawrie, from the late 911, Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as alsom To be Adjutant and F.itsign—Adjutant John Hogan, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Rati•bun—dated as above. To be Boraeon—Sareeuo Francis Leigh, M.U. from haltpag 118th Foot—dated as above. To be A astatani.Su.ceon—Assi•tint Stemeon James Crony .. fr..m the half-pay of +be Bib Royal Vetere' dated as above. 3.1 Ileaal Veteran Battalion. Captain Genres. Yllllllf, from the late 4th Royal Veiersidiar, 1w Captain—dated as above. Lieutenant Timothy Richard Janos, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to h.- Lieutenant—dated as above. Ensign Lionel Biep, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Batta- lion. to he Ensign—dated as above, Surgeon Julio lerr, from the half-pay of the 2tl Royal Vete ran 8 tuition, to be Surgeon—dated as alone. Andstant Surgeon Thomas Lewis, from half pay of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Suigeon--dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Hospital-Asaistagit Richard Walshe t from the half-pay, to be Hu.oierti A.sigtmot I. the Forces, vice Orr, promoted IM the 89th Foot—dated January 17, 1822. 31113101tAND.a. The •ppointments of Lieutenant holm, from half pay of the 83d Foot, ■nd Lieutenant 11titter, from lialtpay 73d Foot, be Lieutenants in the 45th Foot, should be dated, the former no the 10th December, 1820, and the latter on she 16 Ii of that mantb, instead of the 30th and 31st of May last. The name of the Ensign restored to full pay In t►e dish Font, on 29th November 1821, is Joseph Curtin, and sot Carte., as formerly stated. The appointment of Dospitshitsaistent Farmer to full pay, on 20th December, 1821, should be rice Jaw, pro moted, avid oat vice Coleman. COMMISRARIAT. The under-mentioned Officers of the Irish Commissariat Establishment to be commis ed to the Commissariat of the United Kingdom : Acting Deputy Commissary. General Webb to be • Deputy Communally G I to the Forces—dated lawny IS, 1882. Commisseriat-Clerk J•mei Campbell to he a Deputy Assist. art-Comnsissary-General to the Forces—dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of At Coady of Cerritos then. To be primly Lieutenants—The Honor able George Rice Rice, Julio Howell, Esq Evao Prothero. M.D. Waller Rice Howell Powell, Esq. Juba Jubnes, Faq George Lloyd, Esq. James Thomas, Ea,. Henry Lloyd, Esq. John Williams Gering Hughes, Esq. Sackville Gwynne, jun. Esq. Wm. Jones, Esq. Richard Dsvys, E.q Rev. Thomas Williams, John George Herbert Grithes Williams, Esq. William 0. Rrigstorke, jon. Esq James Richard Lewis Lloyd, Esq. John George Philipps,Esq.Grisminid Philipps, thm.Thomas Lloyd, E.q. and George Boyce, Esq.—all dated October 25, 1821. Commissioss signed by the lord Lieutenant of the County To be Deputy-Lieutenants—Sir David Milne, K.C.B. Colo. Del James Home, David Aoderatio, Esq. and George Dick son, Esq.—all dated November 12, 1821. Commissirma staerei by the Lieuleteant and Mph Sheriff of the nitariffdons or Metall*, of Kirkcudbright. To be Depniy- Lieisiewsuts--Sir John Gordon, Bart. Caplal• J•men Murray Gordon, R.N.—dated November 20, 1820 ; Edward Charles Fletcher jun. F.sq dAted November 24, 1820 ; Robi.rt M,itland , EN. David Fort. WK. ham Siotharl, Esq.—all dated March 18, 1821; Thomas M'Millan, F.aq. John Berries Maxwell, Esq. and William Esq.—alldisied March 21, 1821. . _ Kirkcudbright and Wigtownshire Regiment of Militia. R oher I Fullarto n, Gees t lobe Ensign, eke Gordo*, resigned— dated May 21, 1821. Kirke's'!bright Corps of Gentlemen Yeomanry Cavalry. Wiliam Bark', Ireland Gordon, Gent. to be Cornet, vie* Herbertson, promoted; William Marshall, Gent. to be d.tio, viceM'M silos, revigued—both dotal November 7, Colossterioes :ivied by the Lord Ltestesiont elke Weft Radian of the County o f Yoe k, City and Comely of the Cify York. To be Deputy Lientenanta—William Collins, Req.—dated October 22, 1821 ; Wdliam Prem, Esq.—dated November 10, 1821; mod John Marla, jun. Esq..—dated January 14, 1822. 3J West York WHIM. Major Franeie Deere to he Liesteliani-Cole•el, vice Brooks. beak, resigned—dated Jamie° 10, 1022. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Denis Cafinnan and Thomas Walsh, late of Riaginreet, Wapping, Middlesex, soap-oaken, from .1 720 to Fe- Weary 2. at twelve, at the Court of Commission's of Bask . .1, Laudon. BANKRUPTS. Richard Rowling Hunter Ridgway, late of Cherles-street, and since of St A lban's.place, St. James's, Middlesex, wine. merchant, to surrender, February b, 1111, and March 9, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Rasing. ball-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Allen, Commercial Salerooms, Mioeing.lane, London. • James Camp, of Broad.Mtreet, Vfmcipior, Middlesex, sic. twiner, to surreader, Frbruary 2, 16, and March 9, at tru at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,Basiaxhall- street, Laudon. Attorneys, Olean. Hall sad Willett , Great Janus-street, Bedford UM. Francis bilblere, kie of St. Mary-axe, London, milliner, to surrender, February 4,9, awl March 9, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Blukrupts, Rosinessll-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Warrand, Mark-lane. William Williams, late of Longbow's-chambers, Fen chinch-Wert, London, merchant, to surrender, January 49, February 12, and March 9, al ten, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, flasinohall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Cloak-lane, London. Adam Smith, late of King-street, Cheapside, London, Scotch factor, to surrender, February 5, at ten, 19, and March 9, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank ropily Basiogholl-street, Lundou. Alluring, Mr. Botsford, florsleyclown.lane, Southwark. Will IMO Bonn,uf Houndarlitch, London,wafer-manufacturer, to surrender, February 5,9, and March 9, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingitall-street, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Knight and Fysou, Basingball street, London. John White, late of Great Winchester -street, London, sta• limier, to surrender, January 29, February 16, and March 9, at twelve, at the Count of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bosiugliall-street, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Minoan, Jackson, wad Rubio,. Furnivat's Inn, Lon d on. John l'assenere. of Fornhani,Surrey, linen-draper, to surren der, February 2,9, and March 9, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiughalt-street, London. Attorneys, Mr. Derain, Paul ; mid Messrs. Bolan, Framp ton, and Loftus, New Inn, London. James Bauitai, of Cu mb. rland.street. New. road, St. Mary k-isoue, carpeuter, to surrender, February 4,9, and March 9, at twelve, at the Court of Cumatisalowets of Beukrupts, Bast lichen street, Loudon. Atturueys, Sievers. Withal's and Goddard, Gray's lau•plare, Gray's•lnu, London. Charles Greta+, of the Noire and Gruoso, Leatiter.lane, .• JAL-Illik!`' Holborn, Besot, victualler, to serrenatr, January Or Fvbruary 9. and March 9, at twelve, at the C,ourtof Cum siosieseveref Bankrupts, Basirmkall.olreet, Logsdon. AUor. rye. Vaadereolo sad Coeiya, Bush-lane, Coteau street. gampel Wretch. of Georye.street, Commercial road, Rat. cliff, Middlesex, lilies draper, to surrender, January 29, February 9, and March 9, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basintrball.street, London. Attorneys, Memel. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Name, and Hunt, Fre derick's-olitre, Old Jewry. Charles Alisup, of High Holborn, Middlesex, hatter, to -.ler, February 2,16, and March 9, at lee, at the Gat 'ere of Raultrapte, Basinghall-street, Leeds& . Attorwyn, Messrs. Pearce and Sumo, St. Swithies.lane, London. John Hans Belisha, late of Lloyd', Coffee-house, London,' insurance-broker, to sfirrender, February 9, 14, and March 9, at ten, at the Cunrl of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-street, London; Attorney, Mr. Paasmure, Warufurd. court, Thrormorton-street, London. Nathaniel Utley, late of Leeds ' York, linen-manufacturer, to surrender, February 4,5, and March 9, at ten, at the Bay Hone-Inn, Knaresbrungh, York. Attorneys, Mn.,,, Malone, Frampton, and Loftus New Inn, London; and Messrs. Richardson and Tolson;linaresbrough. Thomas Lidbetter, of Sunihwick, Sussex, curs-merchant, to surrender, February 11, 13, and March 9,11 eleven, at the Old Ship T Brightlielmatune. Attorneys, M . Gregson and Fun Angel court, Throgmotton-strect, London ; and Mr. Bellingham, Brighthelmaktue. Edward Edmunds, of Newport. Monmouth, draper, to surrender, February 12, 13, mud March 9, at twelve, at the Both Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, M • . Edward and John Daniel, Bristol ; and Mr. Peerson,Fesop-cuurt, Temple, London. William Polley, tato of Newington Workhowse, Survey, contractor for the rope and sarkiNg manufactures, but now of Providence-place, Walworth Common, rope and sacking manufacturer, to surrender, February 1, 11, and March 9, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupt% Basinghall-street, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Orme, Church row, Stepney. David Woodhouse Sampson, late ofthltspur-street, Lop don, but now • prisoner for debt I. Whiteeroaa-street Pel ona, tea dealer, to surrender, January 29, February 12, and March 9, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank- rupts, Basiughall-street. Attorney, Mr. Gellibrand, Austin Friars. Matthew Wasbrough, of Camberwell, Surrey, stationer, to surrender, February 6,9, and March 9, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, lissingball-street, London. Attu) wry, Mr. Abraham, Jewry-street, Aldgate, London. William Tinton, of Prince Edward's Island, North Ame rica, merchant, to surrender, February 12, 13, and March 9, at eleven, at Weakley'a Hotel, Plymouth Duck. Attorneys, Messrs. Raine, North, and Smart, Temple, Loudon; and Mr. Elworthy, Plymouth Dork. Cathbert Thompson, of the Deans. Durham, cattle-jobber, to surrender, February IS, 19, and March 9, at deeen, at the George Inn, Neweastle.tipin-Tyne. Attorneys, M Bell aoJ Brudrick, Bow Church-yard, London; and Mr-. Daw son Newcastle. James Burgle, of Mark-lane, London, carpenter, to sot resider, February 1, at eleven, 19, and March 9, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinxhallestreei. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-street, Mansion House. Jobe Goldman, of Brighter-place, New Kent•road, Sur rey, carpenter, to surrender, February 2, at tea, 16, and March 9, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basingball-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Mayan:Hi, Great Surrey.sireet, Blackfriars-road. Richard Dye, of Peckham, Surrey, wheelwright, to sur render, February 9, 23, and March 9, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall street, Londou. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, St. Swithin's-lane, Lombard•street. DIVIDENDS. February 23. D. Reid, of Princes street, SpitalSeldr, Mid. &eyes, silk-manufacturer, at twelve, at the Court of Com. ▪ jumpers of Bankrupt', Bssinphsll•street, Loodou. Jaawary 29. A. Richardson, of York-street, and T. W.leb, of Clevelaud street, St. Mary.le-bunt. builders, at twelve, at the Court of COWIRiSalUOtill of Bankrupts, Basiugball. street, London. February 16. J. St. Barbe, of Austin-Friars, London, ship• never, at twelve, at the Court of the Commissiutters of Bankrupts, Basiagkall-street. February 22. T. Ricbsidsua. of Iron-Acton, Gloucester, tanner, at one, at the Cummercial-Roonev, Bristol. - February 19. S. Shingks, late of Basinghall-street, Londe:psi factor, at twelve,st the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rupts, Basiaahall-street. February IS. W. Hammock, of Bury Saint &hotrods, Suffolk, cabinet-weaker, at twelve, at the Angel 100, Bury Saiut Edmunds. February 19. M. Wotherspoon, of Liverpool, merchant, at" one, at the George lan Liverpool. February 18..1. Bell, R G Beasley, and W. Bell, of Austin• Friars, London, merchant,. at ten, at lbe Court of Coib missiosiers of Bankrupts, Bisinghalt•sfreet. February 26. J. Cummins, of Gloucester, mercer, at eleven, at the Spa Hotel, Gloucester. February 18. W. Worrell, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, it the George lull, Liverpool. February 9. A. Jaime% of Palmer's Village, Westminster, bricklayer, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basin bell street, Loudon. February 23. R. Miller, of Old Fob. street, London, book. seller, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupt% Basiughall street. February 19. F. Elbe and A. Sebmaeck, of Buryeourt, St. Mary-Axe, London, merchants, at eleven, at the Court of , Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basilighall-street. February 28. W. R. Wilson, of Crown-court, Broad-street, London, merchant, at rlrven,at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghallstrerit. Feb r l9. B Foochow, sea. W. Fincham, and B. Fincham, jun. of Epping, Essex, bankers, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bsainghall.street, London. February 16. T. Jent, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, ehinaman, at ten, at the Court of Cummissiutiers of Bankrupts, Ba. singhall.street. Looduo. February 18. J. Plaskett, of Dockhesil, Surrey, stave mer chant, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basingliall-street, London. February 18. J. Etches, of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, ha berdasher, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. February IS. J. Ididdleditch, of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, plumber and Rlasier, at ten, at the Bagel luu, Bury St. Edmund's. February 19. H. Phillips, 11. Phillip., jun. and T. Pole, of Birmingham, tormakers, at eleven, at the White Hurse Inn, Great Charles-atm% Birmingham. February et. J. Am.keely an. •f Birmingham, joiner and cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the Castle las, High-street, Birmiughem. CERTIFICATES.—FER9uAay 16. W. Fatooden, of Brighlbelmstone, coac►.master.—H. Ricker, of Shoreditcb, Middlesex, griicer.—J. Epps, of Hol born, London, hana-tnerchani.—W. Packet, late of Liver pool, glass.nierehaat.—J. Stralreapear. of Fillonglry, War wick, draper.—T. Davidson and .1. Milligan, both of Liver pool, merchants.—C. Couplaud, jus of Leeds, IL Coop. land, of Hum,let, Leeds, F. Coupland, of Hunslet, York, and E. Coupland, of Salford, Lancaster, spirit-merchants.— ft. Jackson, of C -street, London, merchant.—W. A. Leaky (otherwise Leslie) Bailey, late of Stowmarkrt, Suf folk, cabioet maker.—W.Heorge, late of the Haymarket, Westminster, saddler.—G. Richarikon, of Hurocastle, Lis. grocer.—H. Clay. of Stamford, Liar.°lo, sari J. Niblock, of Bath, Somerset, woollen-draper.—J. BMus and J. Biome, jun. of Looe, Cornwall, merchants.—J. Cal. vett, formerly of Malta, but late residing at the Tavistock Hotel, Covent-garden, merchant. ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I. Norihorer and C. Milner, of Greenwich, Kent, cattle dealers, January 14, 1822 —T. Richardson and J. Wardle, of Orange-stmet, Leicester-square, Middlesex, carpenters, December 25, 1821.-1. Rowlinson and J. Hoddleston, of Warriagton, Lancaster, attorneys, October 30, 1821.—J. Neighbour and W. Watkins, of Dews-street, Piccadilly, London, December 31, 1821.—G. Slsifeer and G. Black borne, of Mark-lawe i , win...merchants, January 24, 1822.- 11.1'. Penns aad G. Lotus, of King street, t. James's Westatioster, and Hammersmith, Middlesex, feather-bed: manufacturer", January 14, 11142.si t W. 2. 111.011 , 4141 obi .1. Richards, of the Coseh mad Huren-yard, Goma Tlllehleld at reef , Sr. Mar g le. hu se t Niddlagag. aatiabluaiSnefb.; Drees , ber 22. 1821.—E. McAfee/a J. Richardson, J'. Wheeling*, and W. Brown, of the OW 144107, Loudon, bay-saleamen, January 7, 18t2. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price pf Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted front the Returns made In the week ending the 234 day of January, 1822, is 311. 7id. per hundred weight, ex clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on the impurtition thereof into Great Britain. - PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Retsina of t h e Average Price of British Corm, Winchester Measure, as received from the Inspeciors in the respective Mariiinse Cilia* and Towns is England mid Wales, from which the Prieto that 'towers linportatiow are calculated —January 19, 18t% t ". • 4 al t C A O 4 :1 • s. I. S. d s. d a. d a. d s. d a. d s. d. 49 3 20 4 16 le 20 11 te 4 0 0 0 • FOREIWY INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS. JANDART 23. Yesterday the King transacted business with the Marquis of Lauriston, Minister of his Household. Thelast letters from Constantinople contain the intelligence of the Marquis de Latour Mauls.mrg,'s arrival in that city, and the accommodation of the difference.. between Persia and the Porte.--( Coit al/ I emend.) The French Five per Cents. are WI f. Bank Stock 1,540 f. MADRID, JANUARY 12. [EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER RECEIVED BY AN RXTRAORDINARY CONVEYANCE.] Yesterday the K i ..g irsued the following decree:— "18 consequence of the indisposition of my Secretary of Stair fur the Department of the Interior, Dun Canon Manuel, charged ad interim with the affair, of the Interior, I appoint to that department the first Chef de Bureau, Dos Faster The Government has, with much satisfaction,tbis day received intelligence of the happy termination of the dissentions which agitated Srville ; and of Don Salvador Sebastian, appointed Commandant of Lower Andalusia, having, notwithstand►ng the bad state of his health, departed to take the cointuand of thst province. _ _ The Government has also received a Report from M. Albistu, lately appointed Political Chief of Se ville, announcing that he was on his way to fulfil his functions without soy othe► authority than that of the law, He proceeds on the invitation of the Com mandant of Seville, who has informed him that all the obstacles which had hitherto prevented the sub mission of that city to the Government were removed. In consequence of this official intelligence, the fear of a dissolution of the Government is put aside, at least pt a snore remote period. The submission of Seville will necessar►ly piodure the submission of Cadiz, A besot, Carthageou, Barceloui,&c.—(Jour nal des Debase.) DUTCH MAIL HANNURGH, JANUARY 18. Accounts from St. Petersburg!) of the let Jams sty say, that from want of ►now the communication with .the interior is for the most pert impeded, and that this circumstance is a great hinderatice.to com merce, which is already in PO unfavourable a situa tion. In many of the provinces of Russia a want off grain begins to be felt, so that several persons high in office are gone thither in order to adopt such mew . surer as may be found necessary ; other accounts from St. Pete►sbu►gh of the same day say, " A tort of gloom still prevails here respecting the ques tion of peace or war. The inhabitants of this city, as well as of the other cities of the empire, gene rally participate in ardent zeal for the cause of the Greeks. The accounts from Sweden likewise state that from want of snow the bringing of Iron, ✓ltc. to the sea ports is for the most part stopped. BRUSSELS, JANUARY O. Private letters froon Pails say that the Order of Malta has the project to make itself master of an island in the Archipelago, and there fix the seat of its sovereignty ; but that its endeavours to obtain the consent or the great Powers ale counteracted by England. PETERSBURGB, DUMBER 28. The value of the merchandise brought this year to the great fair of Nislinynovogorod amounted to 138 millions of roubles. The qualitily sold, to 731 millions. • Their Imperial Highnesses the Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael have returned from their tour to inspect the troops. The trade between Odessa and Constantinople goes ou in its usual course. NEWFOJNUL4NP. ST. JOHN'S, JANUARY 3. On entering upon a new year, and tendering our friends Ind the public the compliments of the season, we feel truly surly that we cannot do so un der better auspices than the present state of the trade and our future prospects will warrant. When we look back but to a few short years, and compare our then flourishing commerce with the present, how are we struck with the contrast ! at that period most peo pie appeared with a cheerful countenance, and none but determined defaulters had reason to appre hend being brought into Court for debt ; but, at pre sent, how is the scene reversed ! poverty stares most people in the face, many who felt themselves above the range of want, are, at this time, reduced to a state of indiger.ce and bankruptcy, and their families to the utmost distress. To account for this change, it is only necessary to recollect, that, during the late war, we had the advantage of supplying, ex clusively, the foreign markets with fish. The French and Americans could not then participate in the catch of fish on our coasts, wh the subjects of those countries are now supplied with provision. at half the price it can be obtained for in New. fouudland, independent of the bounties given by both France and America to their fisheries = flare. fore, it moot be impossible to compete with theta et • foreign market. Something, as our content. porairies have very justly remarked, must speedd y be done to prevent the total unuihilation of our fisheries in this island. I We feel, however, full assurance in the justice and liberality of the British Government to 'Nile the remedy, and we venture to suggest, that if our ports were open for the importation of foreign visions, and the inhabitants encouraged by liberal grants of laud, to cultivate barley, oats, potatoes, &c. in aid of their more immediate pursuits in the fishery, and added to this, if the duties on runs WPC laid out in the country, in useful impro►ernenGisid charitable institutions, so as to give employment ia some and relief to dthers, Newfoundland in recover the shock she now feels so sensibly.. foundland Mercury.) THE BRITISH PRE LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1822. Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursd i have arrived, from which we learn that Seri returned to its allegiance, and that the part! city who, in manifesting their hostility to obnoxious members of the C■binet, had in instance refused to admit the Military and I Chiefs appointed by the KING, have forum sited them to assume the exercise of their ful The example of Seville has been followed 1 towns in the province of Andalusia. Adi ceived from Mad►id of so late a date as the this mouth, announce that the ouhmission town of Cadiz was specially notified to the ix their sitting of that day. This importar was communicated in a dispatch signed Insurrectionary Chief, JAVREGUI, who Teri t command into the hands of General me, whom the KING had appointed Government of Cadiz. We are not sue acquainted with the precise period of this and sudden revolution throughout Andali and cannot therefore satisfactorily ascertai' ther it can in any degree be attributed reluctant and ungracious concession of the iu at length permitting certain of his Mini, retire from the Cabinet. It is indeed alleged, the submission of the insurrectionary Cadiz was effected before the intelligence change of Ministers had arrived in that but whether the authority :of the Gorr was recognised first in Cadiz or in or whether the submission of the letter city first fruit of the KING'S concession, we car yet determine. It is highly gratifying' to thin the danger which the misconduct of some chierons persons in Cadiz and Seville had ened to the infant constitution of Spain, have been thus effectually counteracted sound sense slid good feeling of the peopl selves. Barcelona and Alicant cannot heSi follow this example, and the Government will be once more enabled to direct its iv wisdom and energy to the derelopemeni national resources. The domestic intelligence contained in the Papers refers chiefly to the discussions in the ber of Deputies upon the project of law rel the offences of the press. Upon this sul would be indeed diffic - ult to strike oat an) sentiment, and in looking through the speeches cited by the several Deputies, we cannot fi. their ingenuity has been eminently successi The proposed measure has been opposed very nuourly, and they who defend it are not drfir . energy, notwithstanding the evident unwii of whet would seem to be the majority of the ber to listen to them. In the debate of We-timid! MM. de BONTILLE. DEVAVX, and MECNI7 bated the measure. M. MECHIN comp's' the want of fixed principles in the successh ministrations, and ascribed to this the state of France. He observed that it well jugation of the press under the reign of Het which promoted the success of the whose re-appearance at present constitut te►ror of ell France, and which sociel whetted the poniard which put an end existence of that good KING. One of the charged NOW BONAPARTE in the A Forfeiture, was his having subjected censorship of the police the liberty press, which bad been established us a right. But the violation of a right so which had precipitated the conqueror ft summit of the Tarpeiun rock, now made nistry ascend to the capitol. The Keepet Seals at great length, and amidst repeated roptions, defended the measure. The dr wilt probably continue for some days. On Monday the Raceho►se sloop of war, the Don. CHAS. ABBOT, arrived at Pore from the Mediterranean station, to be paid left Smyrns October 9.3,Zame so, Melte •ember, and Gibraltar 244 December. were lying at Smyrna, for the protection of tish interests in that quarter, the Cambrian Capt. G. W. HAMILTON, C. 8.; /tore, CLOWSS ; Marlin, 18, Captain ASK LW; tits in the rum Vet melds Gild iyment to might 'et • — (lVeti. S S. ridgy last milk his ty in the, ) the late ) the first Political molly in. ; 'unction,. by other re- le 14th of ,o of the he Cortes ant event 1 by the ligne . cl his Rtmea- -1 to the iffieiently :his new tidalusia, lain whe. d to the .he Knot tniaters to ge4, that party in T of the .t. elty; vestment Seville, y was the !armut. as hike that ime aims- d threat- ), should by tip • de them‘.. tOtote tp of Soaks lodttided st of the the Paris te Chain. biting to object It my note' ches re. bud that iccessful. rery etre. ficirut in illingnes4 le Clam. ednesday Is, Corn- lamed of !mire ad. agitated the sub. ;II Ay IV. Jtattiis, ated the ety had I to to crini. • A•A to the of ti. national o sacred, from the r the "Mi- er of the ed r- iiscuiS on tr, C.ipt. rtmnou' Il off. Si.e .2;G'.l) N. - Their 'the lir- e triple, atld ,Ve•