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■ U . . , . . / 2 7 I .. '• . . I M 1 ilf • l e `mi l 3': Ote 1 7 / Cbt 4l . . 1,. ( 1 1 ... , . • . de . ~_ I llt i . .+ I ~ . . 1 ---. ,- ! -0; . • ' : r . . .. . . • _. . . . i. . giernmin=n ss - -. • NUMBER 5623. LONDON , W E DNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1820. _ . - TIIR ATR r. -110 Y AL, D WIRY- I. AN R. v SELECTIONS T'ROM JITALIAN POETRY. a Conk's-emir., Carey.strieli s Lealdon ; and Meesra. Bowyer, , Joshua Hargreaves, late of Pudoey, near Lecili, its the This day was published in Two Volumes , Pinio. rice Its. ' comity of York, clothier. Gloucester. 4 1111 S EVEN ING, WEDN ES DA Y. Orr. 13, I ' boar Is, - Theism 'Cameo, °elk filo& Exchange, London broker, I Edward Kaye, Weir( Upper lenglev, near Huddersfield, his Majesty's Servants will perform the Comedy of j s ../ ELECTI ONS of C . LASSIC ITALIAN , to surremter, Pmember 23, January 6, and El, at ten, , in the county of York, cloihier mud fanner. WILD OATS: POETItIi , from the most celebrated Works of Tam, T at Gu ildhall . Attorney, Mr. Derby, Hammel-buildings James Cudworth , latent' Barnsley, it. the county of York, evirdieminer. OR, THE sTrtot.Li NG GENTLEMEN. ' I Arinato. Mint,. aml Pelmet., for the use of Strident!. iii the Tem ple. • DIVIDENDS. Thomas raweitt, I.ite Of Halifax. iit the enmity of York, it Grartr Tistritter, Mr. Gatti', Rover, Mr. Ellisino ; 1 ItalMoi Lingri3ge; &Outing tin Grammatical Order of the tt). ere Thunder, Sir. Barnard ; Ranks, Mr. Powell; Julio I W or ds in the origami, and illustratedwith Eaglieh Notes. January 5. R. Bibby, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at wheelwr.ght (sued by the name of 'Thomas Fawn the George inn, Daleuitrrei, LiverpCol. j Robert Hawksley, late of Sheffield, itthe could), 'v. Mr. Thronperst ; Ephraim Smooth, Mr. Mund e ll ; j By T. B. I/El - FERRARI. of York, 1, Sir. lissizlit. 1.-I.ly Aorrrauth, Mrs. W. West; Amelia, ! Prioted ter G. aid 11'. R. Whittaker; Leeltingtoo and Januar y 9 21. Voiles, of Lreell, Isle of Ely, Cambeirtge, I sessiar.maker. shopkeeper, at eleven, at Goildisall, Lo. 1 Robert Brown, late of Sheffield, in the county of York, u. Knight ;Jan ~ Miss Kelly. : Co.; Mame soil Co. ; J. Ranker; arid Boosey and Sous. damage 6. E. Woolverloa. of Norwich. cabinet-maker. at 'inlet att, tea dealer. PitICR id. 'sines Coi f ;lty, tale u( Liv.rpuul, Lancashirr, wood. maker. At the Guildhall in moil fur the tows, owl I 1 0 .11 , • . of Beverley, on II e tttli ddy of January, 1821, a. te n o'clock in the Joni Liowood, kale of the parish of lirdwo Collor, in ti moldy of York, sailor. Hen Dory, Sim, Mrs. January 6.. E. Wooturn:to, of Norwich, cabinet-maker, at four, at the White Linn Inn, Nuinich. January 3. H. Derives, late of New roik, North America, but now of Liverpool, Uncut'', merchant, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. ell Aper am. tee dealer. Jahn liaslam, late of ShefGthl, in the county a Turk, cutler At the Guildhall in and for the city and minty of the city of Ezeter. on the Bth dal Janniry, 1821, :;t lets o'clot k iii I lie (wenn:Hit : Alter whirti. the Rnriet is or I).Ac. Immortals—inn;ter, 11; T. Ctrobe; Pin, Mr. ; Apollo, Sladame Vektria. Jun.,, Nitta C ub its; l'ettna, Thas Smithson. Mortals—Midaa, Mr. Manage; Danatrtaa, Mr. Barnard; nn, Mr. Gattie. blivaia; NFL Bland ; Daphne, Miss Po. vev: Nyve, Mn Owe. The LANots will he opened at Half•past Six o'Clncit, and the Performances on each Evening r/1/11111ellef. at Seven. Bux«a, Ta.; Seemed Prier, 3a. W.; Seems,' Prier, 4a.—lower Gallery, tot.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gallery', 1..; Second Pric►, thl. Phirea to be taken of Mr. Rndirell, in the Botnnds of the Saloon of she Theatre. Private Poxes r,•, o n ly he obtained fur the Evening of Mr. Rodwell, at the ttox.rtrfire, _ . This day are pahlObed. NEW TALES OF MY LANDLORD. Second Series: containing The Fair Witch of Glaiteßyn.".. - James Campbell, late of Sheffield, in the county of York, grinder. Somme•l Lataeme, late or the city or Exeter, 1:41 irr. At I,:nbc..wr. on the 4.1 daVtif J 4111113 i I+3 2 ;,, " Horror revere all she heath. Clouds of earuinee blot she me V.ie r s weave the web of 'leash, Siaseos, cease ! ilie work it done." Printed for W. Fearinno, Library. 170, New Ennil.s.treet. Where may he bad, the FIRST SERIES, containing: " Pon tefract Coasle." January 2. E. Myth, late of Dyer's-baililingii, 1101buro, Leonean, il.ialer and despair'', at tell, at Gt 111411131% January 2. H. mou, or Chamber-street, G linan's•fields, Middlesex, watchmaker, at ten, at Guildhall, Louden). January 16. J. S. Payne and W. Watson, nr Irriarrineigee- Linsilats,.oarehonseaseir, at ten, as Guildhall. bowery 23. J. Hiellorke, of Catheriese-atreet, Strand, Mid dlesex, trimming-seller, at ekveu, at Guildhall, Luodieu. January 2. G. Leyhtern, Dow ur late of Ilishupagate street, Loud nu, provision-merchant, at tell at GuilJh dl. March 3. T. C. Patrick, of Asestimerears, Lundoo, lessor- At the. Shire-hull, Ip•vrieb, in the county of Sea &tit, on the 27ilt of January, Im2l. at tot-Ive n'elocL of noun: feel fi'clo u ck l t 11 , r Fort , 050005 • ... Thomas Dry,lomat. late of lilarkbunt, nt tn.. . r LancAnter, truntnnnter anJ cloggrr ItteltartlTrati.. A.ltton, late of Manchester, its the of Lalll-114.1r, culmination-ovens. 11.1 Serf Kersey, late of the pariah # St. Nichnlaa, in the u town and barmier of Ipanh, in • se county of SU }folk, ',ilk, cotton, and troollt . .-45.1. Joh Nun, ate of lio.wielt, in the county of Sufi..4k, Ur !cher. . - Jo l'e sock, foomerly of Kirkby Malzeird, near It , pro", he rllllllly of York , 11101 Pile of ll anchi'.t 4, in l tie con ow of lAticroter, eo►n drat. r. tham Parke (•urd as William Park late of Clyrrst ni Lancaster, reltoulmaater soil straw hat.inaker. Riehard Floarilsoins, fmmerlyof Ithirkloirsi, Rol tale of Ratcliffe, in the comity of La.ra.ter, calico pi 0.;.•r. Ttonsas neutron, late of Illackhuto, in CIS' Coln y Loot-A44 r, wY Syr.. El.. and C....mi1, formerly of HAM k•lp a.i, Lanra . h ire, victualler, soil L. 1,• of slo..ame place, labour. r. Join, s formerly of rt'yerail afii of Pe., W. 1.11.111., n• ter IN echos. sod laic of SCIII 111 the t polity of Lavea.ter, in rhan ie. nrojainui G :unman (ailed as ernjamin 111311111), life of Mauch. uti r, Lancashire, waretion,.. pot ti.r and shop keeper. Robed Shorrork, late of Over Mimeo, in the county of Laaraster, shopkeeprr. Christopher Heaps (sued se Cluisiophs r late 4.f Citthero. to the enmity of Latinists r. Jolla Stead, late of filakeisy, near Nlssichesitr, in the county of Lancaster, labourer. Robert Wonky, formerly of Stainlesbury, farmer, after wards of Morley, and hap of Over UM* en, all so she mount y of Lancaster, inukeeper. Thomas Greenwood, late of Lower Darwin. in the roomy of Lsoraster, n partner wills Greece Sinks and A.lant H. in die, collier.. James Forrest, late of Prestos, is the county of L ter, bread-baker. 'DOCKET-WOKS for 182 SA Hs. Bookseller, ke. to his Royal Mesons the Duke Of Yu.k. N.p. 1, St. James's-street, informs the Nobility and Gent, y, he has foe stole inspection, a WV' 1184 Ekg 4 ^l Amnion-lit of POCKET-111/ORS for the 'NEW YEAR, is 1 .1.1. Lind elegant losaittagmt Welty Not 1r Iy&W CATA* LOGI: E In his Extensive CIRCULATING LIBRARY is just pnbli.hed , containing all the New Works of merit up to the present play. A Card of Twos of Subseripi ion may bt had on appheation. N.B.—Private Boars for all the Theetree. ance.broker, at melee, IS Guildhall. January 10. Jug- Silver, Jtip-Silmv, and A. Buyout, el Size. lane, London, ruerchatorl lea, at laissaßry 4. G Miller, late of Cloartie.-11all, Si.ifford, cheese factor, at eleven, at the Phcesox Inn, Drayton, Salop. January 2. J. Downes, of Brewer-street, IVeinininster, Mid. dleaex, harness-maker, at len, al Guildhall, London. January 0. W. A. Brow's, of Cullege.hell, Loudon, nay' chant, at lest, at Guildhall. Decenilwr 20. J. P. Leigh, of the Old City-Chamber., Bialtoportate-stieet, London, insurance-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 13. J. Beadle, of Stonehridge, Worcester, metres., at eleven, at the Jerninghom Arms tun, Shilfital, Jamaary 18. R. P. ('rodeo, of Hoch-street, Gravesend, Kent, domeller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 9. J. W. A. Stagg' and J. Walley, of Lime-street, Doradon, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 18. H. White, of VVErnitusler, Wilts, listen draper, at tea, at Gelkihall, Loudon. CERTlFlCATES—re.—.lrixtimtir 2. A. Stephenson, of Glasgow, •tul of Ingrain-court, Fee clutreli-elrewt, latioluun, coitnii-m.itufacturer.—G. Hart, of Cheltenham, stulie-inasini.—J. Payne, of Norwich, bomb,. sin-manatee' tin rs—W. Herbert, late of I lverbitry, hut attire of Li igh, Worcester. farmer.—J. Pears', of Plymouth- Dock, Deroo, saddler. —J. B. Sharp, of Queeta-.lrett, Cheap /aide, London, Manchester warehouseman. PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. C. Candler auJ J. G. Burgess, of Leiceoter, grocers. Decem ber 8, 1820.—J. While, T. Gent, and M. Ellis, of Brook. street, Hanover-square, Midtileoex, dyers, December 11, 1820.—J. Dance and J. Dance, of Wimple-street, London, frail eeeee December 9, 1820.—A. Geoid) and S. G. obit, of Market- Deeping, Lincoln, milliners, December 8,1820.—T. Petty soul R. A•lubson. of Prestos,, Linea eeee e cocoon-maim facturees, November 20, 1820.—J. Carter and It. Evans, of SI. Jamea-strees, Lonituu, milliners, December 11, 18251 —J. Evill and W. Evil!, late of Bash, banker,, Dec. 8, 1820. Jurors Helfer, late of Baitiford, in the cuouly of Suffolk, shoe-maker. Robert Hamblin, lat. of the piriqh of St. Mary Stoke, in the town sod bottnigle id lintwieli, iu the county of "Suffolk, innisubler anti shipwrisht. To-morrow, The EnTina. Fleet. with The On Friday, a sw•w Asingican Drama, in three arts. called Pawatiewitaa, ur Thr Peiwevaa—lYttts The Ithitikesla the Vraork—aud Of Age TO-1110048W. Oa Saturday. Cie Opera of The LOrti of the Manor, with The Lady and the Med. Itollert Liostetl, Isle of Vt'onoththlge, in the county of Sta.,lk, cabinet-maker and upholo. rot. Elitoo dal Oxinmeow, late of Otley, in the county uf Suf folk, hlachann.h. .I:4rtme Wade, late of Switland, the county of Suffolk, vitt u•ller. THRA TUE-11011 COY 6Nr-GA RD Ey. Liberty of Richmond. to he hoard at the Cum mon-Ilan, in nod for the paid Borough. on the 8.14 of Jinuary, 1821. at eleven o'clock in the forelio-1: .111.1i1 Allison, late of Startforth, in the North Itithog of Yorkshire, wearer. Thomas Glover, late of Neweasilempon-Tyne, innkeeper. At Noiihallerton. in the Como)? of Yolk, em the 16 day of January, 1821, at ten o'clock in the FAVOURITE AIRS. THIS EV EN I NG. W EDN ESDAY, Dec. 13, will br performed Shakspeores Comedy of POPULAR PSALMS AND HYMNS ADAPTED TO Just poblialwel, is I vol. 4tu. IL Ile. ad. neatly bound, E BEAUTIES of MOZART. HAN. 1 DEL, PLEYEL, HAYDN, BEETHOVEN, ROB. RINI, and other celebrated Composers, adapted to the words of popular Psalms and Hymns, fot mac at two Voices; with as Accompaniment, suit occasioaal Symphonies for the Piano-forte, Oros', or li:orp. liv au Emitiust PROFESSOR. ".• The volume coni.tiffil Seveatpenat Tunes sad Mae Proud.e. . _ ELFTH NIGHT. Duke °Mine. Mr. Abbott ; Valentine, Mr. Taylor; Curio. Mr. Pyne Sir Toby Belch, Mr. Emery ; Sir Andrew A vir.ches k, Mr. Li•ums; Sebastian, Mr. Parulur ; Antonio, Mr. arapman; Roberto, Me. Jetreries • Friar, Mr. Atkins; hlttlrolin, Mr. W. Farrell ; Clow°, dr. Fawcett ; Fabliau. Mr. Ibiroset ; Solent°, Mr. Comer; Henvolio, Mr. 'Finney, Mein, Mira Gnene ; Viols, Miss M. Tree; Maria, Mrs. Gatti*. The following are flit Selections from Shakspeore : Art I.—" Full many a glorious :Morning; Sonnets.— Glee, '• Who is Silvia i" Two Gentlemen of rlrliStf. song, " Erni me the Sun;" Veen* .aril Adonis.--Ductio, " Orpheus with 1116 Lute;" King Henry VIII. Act " Come o'er the Brooke' Kisir Lear aid roes,..—litre, "On a day ;" Love's Labour Li...lsl.—Glen and Chorus, " A Cop of Wane ;" Henry IV. Part 11. Act 111.—Soul, " Crabbed age;" Siousets.—lNetio, " Cameo, by she Roses of the Spring;' . Twelfth Glue," 0, by rivers Poems. A c s ly.--sorsie. 6 , 0 bow mm•li more doll, Beauty;" Son. net 6.—Seag," Take all my loves." Sonnets—Masque Glee, " Come unto these yellow wands ;" Tempest.—Cburus, m t l, j it !, be *till upon you ;" Tempest. Art V.—Song, " In bowers of laurel ;" Poems.—Song, " Rid me discours-;" Venus and " When that I vra6 ;" Twelfth Night. In Act IV. will be ictroducerl Sltaksprare's Grand Masque of 'VIVO AID CERES. forenoon : Josep:s Cu•ion, late of Minton, in the parish of Illoroby, in the comity of Kew, ftormer. Geotze &err, lite of low Ahboicitle, in the perish of Luke-Honse, in the North hiding of York-hire, fanner. Dover, to be heard at the Guildhall, for the town Printed for S. Leigh, 18, Strand; sold alto by the Reek tellers I principal Masker Hers in the United limaigiloes. EP ACKERMANN, 101, Strand. proposes to i.tisit publish, in Six Monthly Parts, An HISTORICAL sad PICTURESQUE TOUR uf the SEINE, from PARIS to the Slit; illustrated by Twenty.four highly.finished sad Coloured Eagravisig, from Dntwin's made for the purpose by Messrs. PUGIN and GENUALL. This Work will correspond with the Histories of Oxford, Cambridge, Culkges and Schools, Westminster Abbey, Microcosm of Loudon, dm Tour alone the Rhine, Buenos Ayres, ece.— The First Part will be published an the lit January, 182 l : '730 Copies usty will be rioted on eto. elephant piper; lo the first kW Setweribers the price will be 141. each Part; the emission's!' 250 will be advanced to les.; awl 50 large Copes rig be taken. R. Ackermann has just published, on. port of Dover, on the sth (Irk• of January, 1821, a. cen o'clnek in the forenoon 4bralirm Saunders, the younger, formerly of No. 5, ‘Vynch orvili-roreet Cheltenham, since of Dirmiligham, Sll.OOll, Giavrscrul, Croydon, and Suveil I JAN best late of the WWII aunt poi of Dover, is the county of Kent, equestrian. James °lowa, late of N 0.5, China-walk, since of Ilimnint ham, Stroud, G r d , Croydon, and Seven Dabs, best late of the town ■nd port of Dover, in the county of Kent, equestria.: Julio Lane, formerly of F.testace-street, in the city of Dub lin, afterwards of Shornehlr and Dover, in the comity of Kent, and lase of Deal, in the said county, a Lieutenant in the army on half pay. Ricliald Lamb, late of D.•al, In the county of Kent, vic tualler. INELAND. DUBLIN. DECFMUVR 7. In consegnence of the continued and math. regretted indisposition of our learned and excellent Recorder, we understand that Jonas Greene, Esq. Ilarristet4st-law, will preside at the Sessions Court, r.r some time, as nominee. till the hralih of the Recorder is sufficiently re-established to cintisk him to resume the arduous duties of his (Avis, sitmeinti. It is now understood that Mr. O'Connell awl Illesiortt will certainly be apiscont.nl by her M.rirs.y es her 14w officers in Ireland. We are concerned to tny that .Jr, Mitchinson has heels detained in France try an onsinirs moot Iriinit.l attendance on los Lally, who is now, and has been for in illy days past, indisposed with a don fever; t 6 .14 circurent nice alone prevent id his helm; at his p:rst t t the linii.e of 0111111110114 IDI the -23.1, where 11 . 14 drily and his wisher would have led Mercantile Chroniek.l Part Will. ENGI.I4II LAKES, fir coloured Plates, (I:. Pan 111. SYNTAX IN SEARCH OF A WIFE, three Platte, 2r. fa. Past XXIV. of the CABINET OF ARTS, four Plates, 3s. To which Neill be added a new NieloAranti, in two nel3, called Lincoln, to be heard at the Castle of Lincoln, on the ed day of February, 1821, at ten o'clock in the forenooc: Viaberm Storarono, late of Gedney, in *lw county of Lie toloo, imakeeper. • NEW SOUTH WALES; being au Historical Amen. of the Colony and its Silt lemrut s : with Twelve Views, entire. ed by W. Preston, u Convict, front Drawinri by Captain Wallis, of the 46th Regiment ; and a Map of Port litaerina rie and the newly-iliscovered Rover Hastings; by J. Ox ley, Eaq. Savvepov-General to the Territory. Super-royal folio, 21.25. LeonAin lialion, late of Spalding, in the county of Lin milli, Gunsmith. TOE WARLOCK or THE GLEN. Clanronald, Mr. Connor; Al&lnert, Mister Roden; An. drew M weklestane, Mr. Earley; Sandie., Mr. Blstirliard; The Warlock of the Glen, Jr. Abbott. Attela. Mrs. Fasteit; Marian, MRS Beaumont iMeuse, Mrs. sterlsog. Bowes, 7's ; Second Prier. 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. ILI.; Second Price, 2+—Gallen, 21.; Second Price, h.—Upper Gal lery, Is. ; Second Price, 6d. Places for the Bores to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa-Office, Bart-street. front Ten till Four. A Rival, Box m■y be had fur the Season, or nightly, of M►. Brintloo, at t;o: Box-Office. To morrow. A New Way to Pay Old Debts, with The Barb. r of Seville. On Friday, the Mns:cal Plry of The Slave. On Saturday, Sliskspesre's Tragedy of King Lear. ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY. AMEETING of the its the Ilundteds of BLACKHEATH, and LITTLE sail LESSNF.SS, io the County of Kent, will be held at the Green Man, on Bleekheath, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 16th Instant, at Three u'Clock in the Aftertionu precisely, for the purpose r f taking into their serions G•asnleration the propriety of presenting to his Majesty an Address, ex pressing their unshaken attachment to his M aji sty's sacred ref/0114nd Gosertimont ; their flint determination to main tain the 'Wigton. the IAWR, and the Lb-lairs of their Cennetry ; with their utter abhorrence of that Revolutionary Spirit, mid those Blasphemous Publications, which are ouw audaciouaty and iuduatriously circulated. By Order of a large Body of the said Inhabitants this day assembled at the Gi ern Man, Blackheath, JOHN BICKNELL, Secretary. Greenwich, December 11,1920. FOR THE TEETH . rrROTTEIt'S Asia etc TOOTH I , oll'- IL DCR, pstronised and used by the Royal Family, and wriversally by permits of rank in this country, and all Fo reign Catirts, and regismuselided re spectable Medical Aistburil it,. This Powiler cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetcms the breath, pooressem 11.1 acid that eau engem* the enamel, and puts a beautiful polish un the Teeth. It it well kungen that many Powders possess finali ties highly deletefinus, but the l'olibe will be cuovfneffil that this Powder conk! not have bt.Pi the long test at fifty years'emperieree, and met with sack distintaishetl patronage wad surgess as it has dune, nutria its prsipertift were esku laird not only to clean, but to preserve the Teeth. Sold wholesale and retail, at the Original War. and mily Massfaciffey, Nu. 3. Reaufort-haVidings„ Strand; and by all the must sespeglable Priluinees sail Medicine VCII• dela. Tim ESSENCE of PP.AIII end PEARL DEN•ri Flues, turreitird by the late Picot, Hemet, Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved hy long ex perieoce to reetly ewe,, bulb it elegance and efficacy, every ether preparatiou fur the Teeth wad Gum.; they ef fectoally peti.erv- the Teeth in a sound state even to Mil age, render then %him awl brawifol without impairing the enamel, fester such as are Wove, and keep rich au are de. w ayesl from becoming we,,e. They likewise tender the briputh delicately wort, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly cure the Scurvy in theGunia, and isinke theta grow than and elope to En,esce is pas ticulai ly reruci mewded to Patents, and PerSIIIIii what have ,hr care of Children all the greatest presoiritive of young and tinder Teeth. Nuwe are genuine but what have the J. Hemet, 11.'0 y and thee, Coci.spur-street," engraved in the Stamp. Icc 2.. 911. ran t. BAY LErs TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of T.EMOSS, fur taking Ink Spots and Stains not of Lure nail INitien. The ressiiiiie is eieiw , l 6. W. Bayley" on the Bug and Wrapper. Also his SCOVKIN(I DROI'd, for taking Grease wit of Silly Sir,. Woollen Cloth, &c. price Is, each. VERITABLE POMIIADE DIYME., price 3e. 041. the ON. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Illyley sad Mew, Per thshire, Cockvur-street, Leaden. 6A4A: 21111 • riyl~ VLIOANT CIIIIIPTMAR PRESVIT. This day is also published, in Twu neat Pocket Volumes, price 12s. ILLYRIA AND DALMATIA ; being a Description of the Manners, Customs, Dresses, and Character of their In habitants, and those of the adjacent Countries : illustrated • ills Thirty-two elegant cutoure.l Eisravisse.. This Work forma the first division of a Serie., which will embrace t h e different N4.11111$ of the Globe, under the title of THE WORLD IN MINIATURE. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. COllllllSB‘O 7l l aped by the Lore! Liaticnanl of the County of Oxford. R.•gular - • Emir , Bernard Lint Lay 11'.Itsoot to be Lieutenant—dated November 3, 1810. Oxford Troop of Yeomanry otvairy. William Stephen., 1.1.11 11/ be Captain Commandant, vice the llow.Tbuinas P:iiker, resigned-481e.! November 22, 15211. Cornet Theophilus %Marton to be Lieutenant, vice Ste phens, prumMeil—dated November 23, 1i420. BANKRUPTCY SUPF.RSF.DFD. James Brunt:lt, of Chester, itruitgi.t. BANKRUPTS. Henry Matti., of the Broadway, Deptford, Kent, tr.hicco tu surrender, Decemleer 16, 2fi, and January 23, at ten, at Guildhall, Lndon. Attorneys, Mr. H. William., Gray's-bm.place, and Black.nan.strect, Southwark. Levi ShearJ, Lepton, York, coal.rnerchant, scribbling miller, to surrender, December 19, at eleven, at the Court- Lrcds, 22, at the Black Bull 11111, NI II tirld. Attorneys, IlesArs. Fisher and Sudlow, ivicsAnn, London ; and Mr. Archer, Hulett. Robert S.lllows, now ur late of Iladlriph , Suffolk, grocer, to surrend. r, December 27, at six, 28, and January 23, at eleven, at the Golden I. bits, 1 piwoch. Attj , treys, NI r sara„ Leaks and Diford, liadletets ; • u.l Mes.•ra. Bridge* au.l Quil ter, Reel I -squab, 1..111401:. S.llllllt I Undre wood, of St. Philip nod Jacob, and of F.Aatinztost, Gloticesit r, carpeati f, its surrender, December 28, 12, and January 23, at one, at the enonmercial.rooms, (',nn-strset, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Burfoot, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London; and Messrs. IV. and R. Sitayue, 81i%191. John Olive, of Longford, Motoceitrr, Cosner, to ',wren der, December 18, 2d, atoll Jauuary 2.1, at eleven, at the Notes Head Inn, Gloucester. Attorney', Mr. Win. Resit Serjeant's.losu, Ilect-strett, Istol,m; atoll M . Grottiob and %Vim he, Gloucester. . . 'rase Jeffrrot, of %Vat enley, Si.ton, Gloucester, innkeeper, to surrender, December 28, 30, sod January 23, at two, at the Kammer T , Bristol. /Wormy', Messrs. Adling. ton and Gregory, Bedford-row, Loudon; and Mr. Haynes, Nick court, ileac Brirtul. Posthumous, otherwise tttttt us Rowland Philipps, of Carmarthen, druggist, to surrender, December 2 1. 22, and January 23, at our, at the Court mercial.rourns, Corn street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. George Edmonds, Exche quer Mice of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, Loudon; and Mr. T. Jacques, Bristol Jonathan Worthy, of Exeter, twine, to surrender, Decem ber 23, 30, and January 23, at twelve, ■t the Old leirolon Inn, Exeter. Attu. treys, Mr. Itoltrrt Brooms, Ohl Broad. street, Loudon; and Mesars. Ilrution and Ford, Exeter. George !Opted the younger and John Pugh, of Stroud, Gloucester, cabinetmakers, to surrender, 1). (volts. r tO, at twelve, 21, mud January 23, Ist eleven, at the Office of Messrs. Bowyer, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Sawyer, 4 4 ,a.. . • PETITIONS of INSOLVENT DEBTOtta, to be beard I at Luneitter, on the 2(1 'lay of January 1821, at ten o'clock io thre forenoon, John Williamq, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancu. ler, tailor and publican. Isaac Bleckley. late of Sharpies, but formerly of Heaton, is the county of Lancaster, tamper (sued by the name of Isaac Blaekley). John Thorpe, formerly of Sheffield, in the county of York, innkeeper, since of Liverpool, us the county of Lancaster, innkeeper and dealer iu hardware. John Gibson, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancas ter, joiner (sued with Bignold Gibson). Iligland Gibson, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lan caster, cooper (sued by the name of Rignuld Gibson with John Gibson). John Edwards, late of Salford, near Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, hailer. John Kitching, late of Houghton, in the county of lan caster, stone-mason (vied by the name of John Kitchen). Joseph Fawcett, late of No. 265, Newtoielane, 31 an cheater, in the county of Lancaster, mason. Strettell Charlton, late of Failsworth, near Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, innkeeper. James Taylor, late of Roscuilale, in the county of Lan caster, woollen-manufacturer. Sammy Whitehead, late of Oldham, in the county of Lancaster, culton-spioner (sued as Samuel otherwise Sammy Whitehead). Patrick Hart, late of Liverpool, in the comity of Lan caster, coal-dealer. Thomas Bonth.sm, late of Comae, in the county of Lan caster, painter and gilder. John Gunson, late of Little Bolton, in the county of Lao caster, millwright and publican. William Sutcliffe, late of Little Halton, in the county of Lancaster, alossealason. James reams', late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, looking glass and picture-fiarne-maisufacturer. Alfred ILa, t, late of Manchester, in the county of Lan caster, joiner. Edmund Salisbury, late of Ilarnaere, in the county of fanc►ster, blacksmith (sued in the name of Edward Se lishury.) Adam Ogden, late of Ashtoo•itnder.line, in the county of Lancaster, husbandman. Joseph Withers, late of Pendleton, near Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, dyer, carrying on trade under the firm of Withers and Harvey. Martin Clayton, late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, watch-maker. Isaac Jones, late of Bury, in the county of Lancaster, cotimernasinfarturer. Robert Fuxton, late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. butcher. Gamatiel Bothwell, late of Salford amid Manchester, in the county of Lasoraster, slyer. Cornelia. Mackay, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, dealer he porter, pastime, and earthenware. Robert Brown, late of Chowbent, in the county of Lan caster, publican. John Ainsworth, late of Bulton•le-Moors, in the county of Lancaster, spindle-maker. Edward Herbs, late of Chorley, in the county of Lan caster, liquor-merchant. Michael Alexander Gage, late of Lverpool, in the musty of Lancaster, tailor and draper. Thaws Standish, late of IVigati, Lancashire, weaver. At Wakefield on the sth slay of January. 1821, :et ten o'clock in the forenoon : Samuel Green, I ile of Bradford, iu the county of York, clock and watchmaker. William Holliday, late of Pudsey, near Leeds, iu the county Yolk, clothier. Julio Mitchell, late of Pudsey, near Leeds, in the counly of Yof k, carpenter. Nathaniel Ashley, late of Kean, near Leeds, iu the county of York, clothier (sued as Nathan, otherwise Na thaniel Ashley,,. Joseph Witkinson, late of Padsey, in the county of York, clothier. James Brook, late of Paddock, near Huddersfield, in the county of York, leanest-cord-manufacturer. Jeremiah Clayton, the younger, late of Leeds, in the comity of York, wwilstspler. glfro At New Sarum, in the county of Wilts. on the 31 1 oily of January, 1821. et eleven o'clock in the foiennots : William Skinner, formerly of Clifton, near Bristol. in the county of Gloucester, fountain and brasier, And late of Brad ford, in the county of Wilia, brazier. Julius Poore, late of Downtun, in the county of Wilt*, butcher. Julio Tilley, lee of Devizes, in the county of Wilts, publi can, formerly of Trowbridge, in the same mousy, and pre viuusly of the Turk's Dead Inn. in the parish of Short ditch, iis the county of Middlesex, and of the Carpenter's Arme Inn, in Change-court, in the perish of St. Clement Drees, iu Ilse said county of Middlesex, and of the Ships Inn, in Ivy lane, !s the city of London, publican. William Mite, late uf l'onlabuts, in the county of Wilts, accomptent, and formerly of Great Trowle, in the parish of Bradford, its mime same county, and previously of Devizes, in the same county,then a druggist. At the Cutle of Exeter, in the county of Devon, on the 9th day of January, 1821, at ten o'clock in the forenoon: George Dunsfoitt the youncrr, late of Tiverton, in the county of Devon, wiiirmonchant. Thomas Crudge, lace of Exiiinuth, in the parish of Little ham and Exmouth. in the cuuuty of Devon, cabinet-maker and auctioneer. Richard Frost, late of Kentisheer, io the county of Devon, botcher, formerly of Hotshots, in the same county, after that of &Ilford, iu the parish of Sudbury, in the said county of Devon. John Baker, late of Plymouth, in the county of Dtvon, grocer. James Lott, late of Welsford, in the parish of Hartland, in the county of Devon, yeoman amid Kendal-shopkeeper. William Nichols, late of Torrington, in the county of Di von, nailer and 'jeweller. _ . . . . Widiam Baeltway, late of Bideford, in the county of De- von, coal-dealer. At the Justice Room, Durham, in the county o f Durham, on the 6th day of January, 1821, at eleven o'clock in tint forei , oiiii James Markus, late of Aloukwearmoutle Shore, in the county of Durham. block and mist-maker. John Mutton, late of Nlunkwearmonth Shore, in the county of Durham, ►►►ariner. • William Scull,-Id, formerly of Horsley, in the parish of °gingham, iu the county of Northumberland, and late of Darlington, in the county of Durham, farmer. Thomas Walker, late of South Shields, in the manly of Durham, painter and glazier. Richard Cowl, late of Ouston, in the county of Durham, yeoman. George Logan, late of Edsom, Berwickshire, Major of the Berwickshire Local Militia. Samuel Nellea% late of South Shields, in the county of Durham, schoolmaster. At the Town-Flall, in the borough of Liverpool, on the 21l day of January, 1821, at ten o'clock in the forenoon : George Henn&ld, late of Georee's.dork-passar, Liver pool, in t h e county of Lancaster, victualler. James Whalley, law of GAbert-sued, Liverpool, Lan celibate, tailor. Mary Brown, late of Sperling-street, Liverpool, Wei. shire, widow. George Meadoweroft, late of Peter-street, Liverpool, Lan cashire, labourer. William Kendall, late of Maguire-street, Liverpool, Lan cashire, cabinet seeker. James Mundell, late of Gay-street, Liverpool, Lance shire, draper sod dialer in tea. ...___~. y ~~_ _ "Ili MAIDENHEAD. A numerous and respectable party of upward. of one hundred Gentlemen sat down to dinner at the Town-hall, blaidetilsead, on Friday lost, to com memorate the triumph of the people, on the issue of the late Bill of Pains and Penalties. Titoisas &Room, Esq. the Mayor of the Town, in the Chair, supported by the other member* of tb. Corporation. After dinner /Von nobis (twine" —when the first toast giten was, I/reK a'. and may he ever bear in Naiad the principles tchici , placed the Urania:irk Family upon the krone"— followed wilt the semi cccc al song of 4. Gott sure the King ;" then followed 6 , 7Ae Queen, and may the innocent ever be p►otected by the people." Tnis won drank mending, and with ruptitrous alr plause; t h e acclamation was caught by the multi tude in the street, and the whole tows, rang with huzzas from one extremity to the other. nn•il it re— turned again to the banquet, and the thunders of applause resumed were answered by the two Ititurl , without, aided by the discharge of inuketry returned again, and the three firms three had au effect nets r before felt within these. walls. " No jocund health that Denmaik drinks, to day, But the great cannon In the clouds shall tell; And the King's rouse the Heaven shall bruit again, Bear akin,: earthly thunder." _ _ " The independent branches a the Itnyel Fa mily, Sussex and Gloucester."—" The Most Re%. the A rclihi%ltop of York, and the Church."—" The N4vy, our constitutional Inilwark."—" The Army. and may it never be employed to subvert our Con stitution." On proposing the toast, !, Lord Fulk-tone, and the independent intermit of the county of Berke . -- a gentleman present urged the attendsoce of Hkt many as could make it convenient to attend tl appioaching county meeting. to do so, which Vf te4 MINA ered by many assurances of the ititei.tion ; alts r winch. Mr. Smith produced a letter from I'micor Greofill, Esq. regretting that a preeiotrt engage ment prevented his attending the meeting ; on n hick Mr. Grenfell's health was drank, coupled with indepeoth-ove of Maidenhead, and rette.test u marked .oppliuie. " Taplow Douse, Tuesday Monitor, Dee. 5. " Geollemeu-1 am much obliged by your attenti ... in invitimg me to the public dieser which is to take place at Maitlealseail, 011 Friday nest, for celehratin the result the late prticerthiscs against her Majesty the Quern ; and I am limiter. that the uptuiuos which l bald upon that sult• kr, should lw sanctioned by y o ur approbati tttt . I shalt siever shrink from the public avowal a those opisitows. " I have slisay• considered the proceeding whirls trir.e instituted against her Majesty 1.. have bees as usicutistite tiort•l as they were unjust sod uncalled fur ; soil 1 partici pale most cordially in the feeling of saiii•Cictiuu which Inge matiifeati it themselves PO generally throughout the whole kiniltim, in couseprenee of those procrethogs having been so triumphantly defeated. " Rut 1 am prevented (torn seeepiingywir friendly Inuits. tiara to the dinuer,oo Friday, hy a previous regagemeut, which üblig• smetobe in Hertfordshire on that day. I beg them • r ..~ ,~;.._ . r ME Asa