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Pia.. ---t lac, a yet, Thoulth ~ tempted In :hose perihelia , goofs, they it :Olt be considered as /loon'. lightness, 'SO if 'to Wilke ilia Ist. binding upon them. ' The - Defendants •ereve free from all morid itnp,ntatiou upon their etletittist i i hut, the elinduct of the other p cilia su vbis rongly of the gruseest fraud, in which ever userk . ',piss considered; still, • however, the Plain not 1 „,.. ~.w ts o r r,h ade d ti.fhtthoriniredreaponesttlyes:jog:il; the whist by the wrongful acts of Moon and the Intikieri.—Jedrnent fur the Plaintiffs. 11=11111 v. TUX XOCTII it.pN DON WAT6II-WOIMS COISPAK T. ?irisi was an action ou the ewe, by the driver or frOodokoi , ,g coach, ageock.t the Defendants, for Nei* dog a hole in the pahlte highway, nod eat • ..1 .. ~.y. and careless!" filled it up again with isinifilipart Asisbeeiabs: that the 'coach oblth the Plattia. l tiff 'sips it, ivisix 'vs.., upset, and his thigh broken.'' i Therlerlarstiou described the 'eer of the occident' la btu situate in the parish'of L blast'. . Nei/ring ton;;bilt it appeared in evidence ttollibire taken *ice in the parish of Lambeth. At the WWI before the ,aril Chief Baron, et the Spring Asikles foe boerry, the Learned Judge thought this a Gnal ts. ,isms, and' therefore ast•ectied the Plaintiff to be 1 nonatritea. A role Nisi was obtained in Estee Term for selling aside The 'soused, and granting a' new trial. , 314. Gunn EY and Mr. NQLAN now sheered cause ag4lpet Eve role, and contended that the variance was fatal, for that the parish was matter of deism,- bong viol. being stated, ought to have bleu prow, d. i MT, Cultist:iron, itt support of the role, insi.tril that the parish was no 'mart of the description, but was merely trinme. and therefore, iu a personal action like this, nerd not he proved. The Cowin. were strongly inclined to think the ivorteuit•we• right, and earnestly recommended the I'lliutifre Gemmel to consent to a stet procesans. 14r. Cnewoon, alter such a recoatineiniation, tholight he acted hest for the interests of his elicit, and th. rtfore )ield•cl to the suggestion, the time being out for bringing another•or:trian . , ~_ -Year* R . aciF . a/: iyi ar Wit' a. Tiiii was et gIOV a female servant sigeitlc her mte,r , tir detimatory Worils,•lni• 1 peachmtg her clienveyer for - honesty. Special damages • • se, ke laid is the declaration, but thee y idrove at the trial - 4A not come tip to the litigation. At the trial bet e" Mr. J uenceilulroyd, at the briddleseit SO' tiugs,efter but gasit 7 Terni,t lie Jury riniisof a gineti verdicktfn• - i he Plitighlf for 504 d A msges. lit Tiioitjr Terjp a rule Ms,/ yes Obtained fur arresitti I jukrivent,. uppu the s lQtfteral I itli eoonii. !So *AV dist hying gate_ for . the ilPefeod'atita an the collate al(esprig special drip e. . The wordy aeltred a ' were." I dare say tlytiy.(meatiing the'Plainiff, her.brothei) here gut sume of the sifs'er 151:00M 1 fir their pockets." Tliere s srar Ito inuentio, giving thentl ism:kat) actionable sense, slid the question *5 4 , ' Ittftt f rther, tviti,rtitt 8410 as, ittueaido.tbe action could . :•••; -,.. , . . , beplitititaio•d ? : 1 ' Mr. PLAT!' iil•elee!il . e l itnse 4111Wittlio' ' rift4:' and Ni.r.Tiou*LE wa• fietird to sappurf of it, and • The.CounT wvie eteetly of opinion." that the comity objected to were defective, but they awarded a gales de . "luso to serer the damages, and apply them' to stich cuun a iit the declaration as were uu ribjectioneble.—Rufeithsoltite. • - -• , PULIt:E. .. . . .rnaa.rt# ens qa* . .t ..oltig•- . • • I , ttitt..l - ti .1.11 1 4 )111m ~ • 1111410101( Hollfe. • A evel4•4l(delllvriesoped,ffealle, wafa sinimon.4 la, fort the Lord Mayur bra saiebri of the watkenea called Coat Vibipp.rs, wbu com ri phoesait eery (real ha rdships which the/ *ere compelled hi - txaemia. is consequence of illegal etetenres which they.anigt. Molt dedeetinet had acted 'multi() the sfrejedice of 41w• imam* algae City._ There was 01800 dart of ,p•essai preseut during the course of the iincestioltugs, *I ich der ply interested all situ are rust: termed irs ilis trade; sod, iudeed, to a collude:cable velvet ageeted the publics • • The Whyptvr• state:et, autwithalithiliag their gashittiol risaviseeta and• *Wits I. wash ot lime .bassitipp, opiels was. auperiaseested..try the perenilaut *ad the other trlwa, their applocatiouss r implisyruesit, spots the wield sel the.vewel• us sLe riser, weir is:variably related, mad men irWn had 144/ el:tints as (reposes ware hired to de-the week. The LOT , i Mays./ virus seed Mai the csiatplawit woe Mail" ' sewtfor tau oath r gral4Kl thau Wet the politic might ilertr.o.l of a plarticc which he bettered so be isversialeuce peat tesigth of lime, sod whirls was the trawl trod sal hese way of bentatioc a few isubvidua'e, to the prejudice oi tf/P 111, 1 11011009 lOW 41044/ViV NV/title,. . • V • :Hie Lorsialsiu (Iwo estposotwd rates!; th 4 No. enpa I m4 boo switabludaril twister list "Web would juatity haat i 41074 awrisioleriaker, aud desired the cutoplatuaata to be cuss. *toady on the gulch fur the purpose of begin as example sosslip, gUltitn-squaas. ROBBERY Of MRACICOOLIA's PitINTING-OFEICE. at ass stated that the •0f,,d1,n, Nichollb, an ewnsent prude* is foorlianseue,sirert, bad loco. biukea into shoot flat.. seat aro. nodeatbhai sf Saftlefil "uusAilit of veloahle and scarce works, to a very considerable amount. Stunt that pt nod the police were on .be sleet, bat-could set diteuver guy clue which •misist lead to the dos:cites of the relaters . , until Saturday, Wile*, Clearer awl : Headley, tie! water% Su coorrennece d ImAna ottPatirt. they .isa r. cnviri, repaired to .the !Wry Cut, gOb l ib s putt' tumid conceals st is a. certain Isolate there .iauruse qua.. tittet of bookt,' 04 of thew - aisles from the Imam air Ale. iticludirt•tiatty ehme apprebreated.Jawara.7hafebac, fery rarely en eresind-leof.ta Ostler oicnof M r. 0004. . Amstrad she wash. •tufwatrawre. 44 whaler* et,the, History of UK toWitto re. 3 copies of Dr.,Letsones Work., 73 volumes of list y of Glauceeter, and natty other valtsUble. works ; pSet bf tissue work. were 'smogs* those uuw produced ; a I pits' of was plated apes the doer and Suspected by ilk Nitholietwedibia ram. the Reim ported the kediag of the property, and the rtpprebawlosufUM i•ourr. ..ilia farmer of lie. Nicholls proved hiving purchased the paperer which ibis hooks prodeitiedimen.eanerread. He paid 17t. fut it. . •' • ' s.- -t• t . . sileesterick Aliwithe . bendier oupwag jo this eras* of gr. Itriceirriba preyed-ribs Prisoner bad rontr*.r4 to him resist tit* ago shost.l. bad ;tibiae; hie waster, and sold the books AI a crime Oyer: He •rsu gape the names of tau when lobo *Lied in conjunction with -..c•aposk atotaakerr, rook Ober ritypear mama' to hire *11.114100401 1 / , sop Oa* Owe .iuktbety, . . its oast. 11 . u sig p owl atttf elts bruitsrrr iitiwie,plaerifete waste river. )2.1611. they "old woe to,adritiitsge. Ow a thew owed hem U.. Wel eiritselMiktrtrt "At. Alloy did. **het fir .faem Itrsierlimpbeiege. The officer • meant' wlietbiltAtty Abe iisekineep *Hoes .wee Aare 3 He replied OM it set all vb Ira of.—lla Pilaster was awe oemaiitted he re-view /Ade& Al3kitsm.l.l7,t'tiAl 411..1 . getweral prirkOpltt y ptV: s prot.piedr tke stood* .or hie pr . ' ' h, th . .St as Aide , J tools were pledg 4- v8Y:1 / ban, who stest joint Ix inktektied 1 . 11, the:titwith the l'huutiffs, she letter must be pa hi hi. seil i ' r'- "1". The Covar, werlit'efWury . a 4111%tie Fthat the Plaintig4 trete entitEd' tb recriier. '11.9.) , ' coo re not twkhouncl by Nlopst's Ist, Though piatly in- oefepted in there partiettir gouris; they Abair! not Henry , Wil. -a Extraordinary of Aileobory. BMWS. WllOlll4l ,ted if they bailed of lite perish. Th r. Thorpe's gassilder-liesee. they chum to take the animal they pleamd *ids it. He otos that parte( the sown milled KI cm. 'limn 160 persons were amongst th.m were all the r- ran the bell down to the penes house, the animal door, hod not his wife closed .. and it would bare been unsafe for passengers on ►orseback. Culouel Brown's daughters took refuge is some of the shays. There were sometimes (our or live dogs attacking the ux at core. Mr. J Gibbs, auctioneer, proved that be was bukliug e sale is the Bark-street, when the ball was taken by sad baited near the spot, in consequence of which he lest his cualpsisy,•ad be was obliged to knish by caulk•light. Mr. tlf. Wheeler and Mr. J. Jackson corroborated the above testimony. Mr. West appeared fur the Prisoners. He took an oh*. lion to the indietaseet, mid quoted Nasalises Mese of the Crows to show that bull.haiting was legal so long as it was sot attended with 'Wieser to ally of the King's subjects. These points were over-ruled by else Beach, and the feels be ing clearly established, the Chairman was decidedly of °pi ston that the Pri.osiers were guilty. The Jury, after consulting fur name time, sod ant being able to agree, ~tired for about hat( au hour, irks they ea turned a verdict of Guilts against all the Prisouers. The Foreinao staled that he was authorised to say, that the Jury cousidered that these perinea had acted in retire ignorance of the hes, sad it was therefore hoped that the Court could be merciful. The sentence upon them was, that 'echo( them do pay • fine to the King of Is., he imprisoned serea days, and enter ions sureties of the peace is 41/1. each. . CORONER'S INQUEST. MURDER.—THE [.ATP. ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE IN CHARLESSTREET. Os Satterday evening an loopiest was held Wore T. Stir- Esq. Cormier for Middlems, wpm the body of James "'Thayer, the unfortunate man who has hems ling', in` Muer t' the 21th of September last, in the Middlesex Hospital, in eutiveq f the injury he received by beiat beaten, and r'tbes precipitated from *Wormed faalreforiow of gibs house Coarl,...irotorp.Plastplaaan ri • Ji .• illiaseas Derrell and Matta "pal taw We la remedy for Moe time past, awattieg the stage of the deceased's balk Tba lagarat eacited great interest, madeereupied the at. • Omaha' of the Coast from dee o'clock so Saturday evening OP a quarter past twelre yesterday morning. AN the evidence, except that of Mr. Sweelman, the mor elm rxemined the body, is already before the public. • ascribed the state of the interior of the head and body, AA& were es • very diseased state hum wooed. and bruiser, and et:included with saying, "from what I have seen of the in juries received by the deceased, who was brought to this hos pital on the 24th S. member, aid from any examination of his body store his death, I thi n k it probable that she deceased may have arose to his death is consequence of those injuries, but I can only stale it as a probable opinion. At all events the tujuries received accelerated his death if they did nut ranee it. _ _ . _The Jury retired fur shout ball a• hour, and after a ma. tnre deliberation, renamed • terdiet of" Harder a pai nit Thomas Burrell awd John a grist y," thrtehy crating the summit of abet charge. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 19. A►r'ved the Culawebtia. krimeily ; sud %%Amu 13yiiia, Davis, from Lonituu for Jamaica. Pa•ard by the Rados., Deleno, from LAPO4IOII for New Yurk. Sailed the finite:am Alowudo, Weimer, fur PLYMOUTII, JANUARY 17. Arrived the Henry, Aikinatuo, freer Hugs., ^-__ • rALsours. Jra*VAIVT Oat Solphiedam, Pederson, frost larseillta, with loss Sailed the Margit-et, Wilagnore, for Grenada; Ultimo. Bruktosber, fur ImaJou ; and Hoppe', Pate°, for Lisbon. • DIAL, JANUARY 18. Railerl the Grand Sachem for the River. A rr ived and 'entail) the li t he, Maitland, from Calemtri. Remain in the Dutras the Loyalist, from St. Johns; lawns room St. Lucia; Fairomitt (or St. lkmingn; Nancy for Madras and Bengal; and Barbara for Pernambuco. porn, JANUAIIer 18. (Ma the Carbonear,Sirrens, from Ns afoundluod, with Ws of bump, staucherme. &c; ltst 'Strop., Beittertirk, fagot !liar solo the hat hour after dischargrag part of her cargo. ROLVIIFAD. JANU•RY 17. The Elinabs th, Graham", has brros gut ..E the r...irks, and brought into this bulgier. Ahuut tau thirds of the cargo landed is goad order. URIDLINOTON, JANVARY 16. Arrived the Mary, Mama, trues Lumina fur SilotierlasiA, wish tun of amebae sad table; ,Verarity, HutchuNuu , fines London (or Stockton wish haw of tan ditto; E.ophrmis, ituhaara, .fiuro la, fur Suudrrland. luso of one ditto Eagle, Gaseilign,frnm Loudou for Suaderland, with lan of trot ditto; Jabal, Niel, fur Surwlerland, with lessor oar dotal and Lively, friars, from Hull to Newcastlr, with loss of two ditty and ether damage. CLYDE, JANUARY IL vessel weritioord as oo shore •i Whitefarlane Poial VAS the Irlumic, Kiri', from Charleston, but wits gut riff withs out damage, and has arrived here. The Poem', Ill‘Lachlan. fur Groot and Naples, has lad so "char and cable iu the rirrr. AYR. JANUARY ti. (#a Monday the Thomas and Awe, Marsh, of Liverpool, froisPahlio to Glasgow, was driven on the rucks Dear Tore kern--crew saved. Both vend sod cargo (wheat and Boar) OM Inn mock Aaron, d. Several mad dogs have made ihrir sppeevaince in the nrighbourhood-•of Wind/bor. Yerter , lay ►a i r night a poor MNII in the employ of Mr. BANISTER was severely bitten; he receivedisaswiediste wucgical assistance. The Msgastrutes have issued a notice for all persons to keep their dogs cositilied. CRUELTY TO ANIMAL!.--A 11001' 111 , 11 died last week in the pinfolci„ ot Mune&lct, from read wuut, after remaining ■fortnight mellow food. although the owner knew of its situation!! STERNE most have possessed a widely diffeterst feeliog, when he Wrote his beautiful story of " ahe Pilgrim and his An ;" he says, that the itesAisild travelled itiih that the pilgrim) " from theinimost borders of Franconia ; they bad eaten anti. mune bread all the way, mil the animal . load hi en to him vs a friend:" We 'rd.,, fee the sake of hunintiiiy,- that tuch on instsnee of cruelty as the m's, Amuse related is without parallel in the annals of any Country posses:ln the aidroutogeo of civoitsation. CUM. ' of _ amen Illsdelsgra. from haltpav 22d Light Dragoons, to he Cap. 1. tain, vire Robert Burd Gabriel, who exchanges, receiving the difference between a full-pay Troop and a fall-pay Company—dated Jrinnary 10, 1222. let Regiment of Druguou•—•Lientansat Norton Charles from Indira, of the let Dragoeu Guards. to be Liertesaut, vice Geurge Goosing, who exchanges, re. cei•ing the difference—dated as above. 2d ditto—Dennis Hullingwuttb,Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Bloom, promoted—dated as above. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Lieuseisant Robert Max well, (run Foul, to be Lieutenant, vital Alan Cbambre, who 'odours, receiviug the difference--dated se above. 12th ditto—Lieutensat Hugh Munro St. Vincent Rose, (roes the tO,Ii Fuot, to be Lientenwut, vice Lug's, who es. chauges—dated as above. 11th Regiment of Foot—Captain Frederick Fits Clarence to be Major, by purchase, vice Hely, who retires—dated as above. To be Captains—Lleotenant William Chamber, by purchase, •ice FifaClarence—dated as above ; and C‘Piain Peter Browne; (rola haft nay 12th Foot, vice William Owen, who exchanges—dated 3*neary 11, 1822 To be Lieuteitant—Ensign Edward Stirling Fanner, by par chat., vice Chsmbre—dstrd January 10,1822. To be Ensigns—Enslgie William Richards Defies', frum lbe 89th Foot, vice Haldenby, promoted—dated as shore; and Gentleman Cadet John Parson, Wealrupp, from the Royal Widely College, by purchase, vice Fumar, promoted— datid January 11, 1229. 15th ditto—Gentleman Cadet William Denny, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vies Hope, ?roweled in the 924 Foos—dated J y 10, 1e22. 40th ditto—Lieutenset Robert Logan, from the 12th Light, Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Ruse, who exchanges— dated as above. 25th ditto—Serjeaat•Major John Potts to be Quartermaster, vice C,amphell, deceased—dated as above. 311th dittw—Lieuteasat Colonel Robert Torreon, from the 85th Fool, to bo Lieuteuatit-Gslonel, vice Hall, who ex. • eh/sages—dated as above. 40th ditto—Ensign Richard Floyer. from lialf.pay of the Regiment, to be &toga, vice Juhu Newman, who ex. changes—dated as above. 41st ditto—Lieuteoust Robert Crawford to be Captain, by pareb.se, vice &waders, who retires—dated as above. Ensign William Warren to be Lieutenant, by parclime, eke Crawford—dated as above. George Revell Read, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Warren--dated as above. 42d ditto—Lieutewani George Hiles llosvenmo to ho Captain, by purchase, ries 31'lotusii, wbo ,cures.—dated October 21, 1821. Ensign Alexander Wetherall, from the 69th foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vier Sierenwn—dated as above. 52d ditto—Lieutenant Eaton Monies to be Adjutan►, vim Sunderland, who resigns the Ailjtitamtey ugly-4atad January 10,1822 59th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Redmond Reongb to he Captain, by purchase, vice O'Hara, who retires—dated as above. 85th ditto—Lieuteuant.Colonel Samuel Hall, from the 38th Foot, to be Lleutenaet•Coloael, vice Turmas, who ex. changes—dated as above. 9 1 11 Fsedrick Hope, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wilson, promoted— dated October 24, 1821. 93d ditto—Caputo John /large, from the let Life Guards, to be fillajoe . . Le porches', vice Gordon, who tellies— datiralJanuary W, 1822. Men Brixade—Captain David Skein, front the balfpay, to be Ciptsio, vice H. Manner', who exchanges, receiviag the differrocr--dsted is Sheer. let Royal Veteran Battalion. Maker William Seedy' Etringtons, from the late 4th Royal Ye. teas Bat taliou, to •be Major—dated December 25, 1821. To be Captains—Brevet Major George Russ, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Batialion—dated December 25, 1821; Captain Donald M'Arihur, from the late 2J Royal Yele. ran Battalion; Cepeain Andrew Mitchell, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Bsetadion; and Captain James Moore Voting, from We late 3d Royal Veterau Battalion—all dated as above. To be Lieutensitis—Lieulenent William Dean, front the Isle 1.1 Royal Veleren Battatlon—dated December 25, 1821; Lieuttpant Joshua' Pother-trill, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant Joha Worlledge, from the Isle tat Royal Veteran [Wishes.; LiPUI.II4I/11 Welliaro Anderson, Fran the late sth Royal Veteran Rai. li i 411011; aid Liratesant Robert Haim from the late 511 i Royal Veteran Battalion—all dated as above To be &Islas Petit Karr, Gum the late 4th Royal Veteran Bettalioe—dated as above. To be Adjotaiit and Identenaat—Lieutenant awl Adjutant Walter Russ, from the late 7th Royal Vetcrau Batteituu— dated aaabuve. 2rl Royal Veteran Betaken. To be Captaitia—Brevet Major Willierti Milne, from the late 91b Royal Vrtrrsi Battalion; Captain Williem ►l•Leod, from the late ti.h Royal Veteran Battalion; mad peptide Alexander Cairiteross, from the late Bth Royal . Veteran Battalions—all dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant George Pope, f,om the late lit Royal Veteran Battaliow—daied December 25, 1821; Lieutenant NISI lifelanirey, from the late 9th Royal Veter■u Battaliou—dated as shore; Lieutenant Arthur White Ford, from the Isle 1. Rcyal Veterau Battalion—dated a. drove; Lieutenant Kinder Crewe, from the late 4th Royal Veteran 'Battalion—dated as above; Lieutenant Alexander Henry Charles BillSris, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battaltuu—dated as above; Lieutenant James Hood, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Bat tahoit—erlated as above; Lieutenant Robert Trotter, (ruin the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as shove. To be Kmien-41sei8n William Mackay, from the late 91h Renal Vetere* Bestehen—dated as abuse. To be Quartermaster—Quartermaster Hugh Gallie, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Batialion—dated as shove. 3d Royal Veteran •Battaboli—Brevet Lientenent-Colonel John Foe, from the late 10th Royal Veteran Battaliuu, to be Major—dated a. above. To be Captains—Brevri Major Alexander Alexander, from the late sth Royal Veterau Battalion; Captain William Willtioson, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Captain John Thotopou, front the late 10th Royal Veie►au Battalion; dad Captain Joseph Turner, Isom the late 10th Royal Veteran Halftime—dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Lieuteasets tYilliara tYainwright, from the late 10111 Royal Veteran Battalion; John Fleming, from the late 3d /loyal Vrieree Pattaliow ; William Drew, frees the late lot Royal VeIIVIIII- Ratialtee • William D'heirey, from also vim Ist Royal. Veteran lattainae; William Diaun Collisivisood, frum the late sth Royal V.. trite Battalion; Edsaill Garet, tom the late 2J Royal Vsteien Ralislies ; sod Charles Collins, from the late Bth Rtlitlifererse Datiallogn—elt dates* December 25, 1821. To liarlineliemootcwalge Wslliash Chambers. from Ilse late 3d Vetere. Battalien—date4 December 22, 1821; Realign Ewen Cameo*, from the late 3d Royal Yekraa Banshee To hi Qearverevautrr—QuartevetaateriViUiore Hamel Triton; from the late lllth Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as above. .71 VI, BR EVET. LiratenaatDeeeral Honourable Sir &leant Peel, G.C.R. to have Ike Meal rank of General to the Lass Indies wily —doled INluveolrer late. Captain William Ua.iwm . Aide de-Camp to his Royal High. one the Hoke of Cambridge, to be Major in the Army— dated October 20, 1821. Commiseient greed he Me Lord Lindemant of theCounly • • .Psl.rjNs of Lancaater. To be Depetv ljeutenaubi—William Feitlen. H.q.—dated April MN lON ; Usurp Walimalry, Esq.—dated May ft, ISt! g. x riMer Alinowurth..t.'4.—ilaird June 11, 1821 ; Thomas Mulioeux Seel. Evi —.hoed Sept. tither 19. 1821 and Pelee Horreeks, Earyrdated Novtinher 0, 1821. Commission in Ike East Kiel Reviewed of !Kaifu'. signed by Um Lewd Lieutenant of Ike Corley of Kest. Adjutant Times Males to be Captain, by ISteset, dated November Ye, 1621. . BANKRUPTCY ENLiRGY.D. John Liteldiriii,uf Cambridge, geritimer, from January 19, to Msreb 9, at eleven, stem Hoop T Cambridge. HANKItUPricv SUPERSEDED. William Cooper, of . Liverpool, draper. BANKRUPTS. John Washburn, of Gent Marlow, Boelkincharn, wire inanufaeturtr, to surrender, January 24, at eleven, Febrile', 2, sod March It, at ten, at the Court of Conimiesionent of Bankrupts, Basinahall-eirert, London. Attu►sey, Mr. Thomas, Booverie.sireet, Fleet-street. Jouarbse Richards, of Exeter, cabinet-maker, to surreal. der, F. brwary 6,7, and March 2, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys, Messrs. Darke and avorch, Red Lion-square. Luadon ; and Mr. John Terrell, Nettle street, Exeter. Thomas IToodward, of Bridgwater, Somerset, druggist, to surrender, February 4,5, and March 2, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Edward Symes, Bridgwater Attorneys, Messrs. Lowe sod Bower, Southampton-buildiags, Loudon ; sad Mr. Edward.Symer, Bridgwater Jacob Ring, of Great Whitten, Lasts, linen-draper, to surrender, January 26, February 9, and March 2, at oar, at Ore Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball street, London. A ttorneys, 31 . Reardon mid Davis, Corbet-court, Gi &miaret-street. Michael Metcalf, of Broaswick.place, City-road, Middle. vex, merchant, to-,surrender, loosen , 29, February 2, and March 2, at twelve, at tie Court of Consesiallowers of Bank rupts, Baslugball-street, London. Attorneys, Messrs. At listors and Hundleby, Amalie's-coma, Consioll. Edward Jenkins, of Ficketstooe, Leeman, Glamorise, miller, to surrender, February 4, 5. wad March 2, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Cowbridge, GlarinorNati. Attorneys Mr. Gre gory, Clement's-Nu, Looduu ; and Mr. Banat,,doovibtwo, Glamorganshire John 11 hitboern, of Brook•street, Holborn, Middlesex, oilman, to der, January 22, February ~ and March 2, at our, at the Court of Commissioners of Bartirisotri, Bro. ioghall-street, London. Attorneys, M Shepherd and Pacey, Bartlett's buildings, Holborn, London. Jobs Park, of .Fenchurch-street, London, merchant, to surrender, January 26, 29, and March 2, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-stiret. Attorneys, Messrs. I.Blwden and Helder, elemoot's-Inn, London. James Aimee, Isle of Church row, London, and of Black heath, Kent (but now a prisoner in the Kirres.Elench), leer. Owns, to surreuder, January 22, February 9, and March 2, at 'Heron, at the Court of Commissioaers of Bankrupts, B•siughalLatreet. Attorneys, Meows. Sweet, Stokes, and Care Bastugball-street. George Soteetua, now or late of St. Martin's-lane, Middle. sex, printer, to surrender, January 22, February 2, at ten, and March 2, at oue, as the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts. Basinglialt.street, Looduu. At turueys, Messrs. J. and T. Davies, Lothbary. Thomas Rootledie, of Liverpool, broker, to surrender, February 13, 14, and March 2, at one, at the George 11111, Dale atreet,4 Liverpool. Attorneys, - Mr. Lowsen, Lanielown place, Brunswick -flew, Looduu ; sod Mr. Titre. Leicester, Dale.slreet, Liverpool. George Winter, late of Cberles-street, Middlesex Hospital, bat now of Norfolk-street, strand, Middlesex, deader in har ness, to surrender, January 24, as clever. February 2, and March 2, al lea, at the Court of Cooldsdionera of Bank. rep's, Basinglinll•street, London. Attorney, Mr. Llewellyn, Nobly-street, Cheapside„ Thomas G.dileu, sea and Thomas Giddies, jun. of Princes. square, Sl.f3frorge'd in the. East, 31iddhawx„ furriers, to stir. render, January 26, February 2, and March 1, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners o f B ankrup t., Baseugball.streset, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Fizsrd and Blower, Lincoln's- Jun Gelds, Loudon ; and Mears. Lemans, Bristol. Julio alacintyre, now or late of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, February 1,2, and March 2, A t one, at the George Inn, Dale street, Liverpool. Attoruels, Mr. Batlye, Chan eery-lane. London; and Mr. Crump, Liverpool. Edward Wilson, of the Strand, Middlesex, merchant, to surrender, January 22, 29, mid March 2, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, %molehill-street, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Surrey-street, Strand. Tl,um's Festoon, of Handforih, Chester, monster, to sur render, February 5,8, and March 2, at eleven, at the White Bear lon, Mancheoter. Attorneys, Messrs. Wright and Cole, King's Beneti-wrlk, Temple, Loudou ; and Mr. Peter Wil liamson Mimetic, Exclionge-buildiugs, Manchester. S te ph en Rawlioum, of Bowel!, Hes, H■yes, and or Bridge place, Proldinaton, Middlesex, brick-maker, to surrender, January 26, February 16, and Mareh 2, at twelve, at the Cowl of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Hasingliall•streei s Lusidou. Attorney, Mr. Carlon, High.street, Mary-le-bone. 1:11 N DS. March 2. J. ITelford, of Broad-street, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, slopseller, at nor, at the Court of Cumenhisiouers of Rank ruPti.• Bastrighall.eareet, London. Moron 9. S. S. Robinson, J. Clarkson, ■nd G. J. Parker, of 'Choose-alley, Lyndon, merchants, at twelve, at the Court of Com ttttt stoners of Bankrupts, Basingkall-street. Fthruary 9. J. Frew, late of Museum street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, baker, at tea, at the Court of Cult1112111.!011erS of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street, Loudon. February V, J. Armstrong, of North Waroborough, Hants, nurseryman, at eleven, et the Court of Cliasaiaaiunera of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street, London. January 26. C. Mackenzie, late of Carrsline-street, imunre, merchant, at toe (lye, at the Court Of Cometito. . • &loiter' of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Loudon. February 9. C. Symonds said W. Taylor, of Watline.street, Loudon, warehouseman', at eines, at the Court of Cowi witssioners of Balikrupis, Rastaihall-etreet. January 22. R. Percy, of Blandfivrd•Forum. Dwarf, and J. Force, of Wirabewee.bliaster, Hensel, auctioneers, at eleven, at the Briad's Arms las, Wiembora.blinaser. February 11. E. Mumfurd, late of Liverpool, Lancaster, silversenitb, at one, at lbe George Ina, Liverpool. February 19. T. Holmes, of Lunir.sere, Middlesex, earth. maker, at our, at the Court of Cominiutiouers of Rank. topic, Basin/ball-street, Loudon. February 21. J. sad J. Weber', of Wakefield, York, men. f.ctors, at eleven, at the Sessions•houite, Wakefield, York. February 9. W. Bryon, of Hamoteressitb, Mideneekx, braady.tnerchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commis- Gilmer* of Bankrupts, Rasinehallstreeli London. February lb. H. Gilbert and W. &eider% of Brtahani. Dv. von, merchants, at eleven, at the Black Liken (nu, Hone. ' tun, Deems. February lb. T. Underdewn, late of Gillian, Dream, niongel, at one, at the Black Lion Ilia, Honiton. February 11. R. Swain, of Halifax, Yllik, .1 Benin, of Skircoat, Halifax, R. Swaim., of Lundne, 11. Swain, of Halifax, mid J. Swain. of Halifax, air, chanty, at len, at the Vlleate Swan, Halifax. February 11. K. Lovesvove, tate of Arborfielil, Barks, farmer, at twelve, at the Bear lon, Reading, Berks. February 19. J. M. Gill, of Plyaiontb.derk, Devon, k.im draper, at elev.. at Weakley • Hotel, l'lymouth-duck. February*. 11.. Peek lire younger, now or lute of Piilih, ' trotafiireilafri Jilt, tee iit t 0.... 3ottlha.opthh, • ,'0 ,Mt as i mistook of Rovkrt►pty, Wasiothall louver, imanom . • F. bruary 13. W. Fort...* awl IN. Lewis, of Liverpo o l. Apr . emote, at one. st the George lon. Dale-street, Liverpool. F t b, ooo t y 11, R . Wardell, ■te of firinitthrtmatone, Mimeo ; stoble.heeper, at elcvc3, at the Prince Regent hult!, Briul.thelmstotre. Tammy, 11. W. H. Toll►eey, late ef Porten, Ileelbeey. Imp, w ove ,, a t twelve, al lie Fountain lw, , liinh-atrtet, Portsmouth. Janeary tt. - E. T Palmer,• of R.•dfnrd, droner, at tiset, o, ■t the Closet of Controtwoomrs of Buttitrupht, &lei a:64. • street, Gondol,. CERTIFICATE—Fitsstnamv 9. Bodoly. of Hiltiugdoes, ./111kIdlettex, farmer,—W, 1/ 0 6. eon, of . Ineocastlempum•Tyne, homher.—T. Gilman M e younger, of Liverpool, ship brend.h.lter.—T. Colbreh. o r West amide, Freston, Tort, neeiehuot —T. Elliott, of Norm, enrplar, sbp.•eaaker Johnson, nrolcoalets, York. rm s . foctor.—A. Millar, of Cardi;au.ptaee, Vauithall•rosd, Surrey. PARTNEII9I4IfB DISSOLVED. J. nelime s kt, W. M..ats, J. H. Ouches, and C. Mame, of Lons-acre, bbildlisex, - edarb.intilters, as far as retard s C. Wieser, January 1, GIN ....K. Welwyn and J Thompso e , of Wood -street, Liseapoile, Loudon, printers, January 1922.—A. Stodart and If. Smart, of B. neer...tree t, Oxford. street, 81.441eses, Mario forte-makers, Derember 29, 1221 —T. 1... Bespoke and H. Gillbe, jun , of AVitichestrr.sereri, London, Plell'h•11111, January I, 1822.-3. S ./aeltlyo sad J. William., stn., of St. Doustaies-bill, London, believes's, December 25, 1621..—W. Barringer, J. %Vali/me, •1•11 J. liar. cock, of Great Ryder.street, St. James,, coal-mi reheats, Decemb. I. 31, 11311. T. Hall and J. Hall, of Compos e . strict, Bobo, woollen-drapert, January IS, 1822 —ll. A. Hammer mid C. Wyatt, of Rolberbetbr-airree, Surrey, Irish proviatuo•dealers, January 19, 1822.-2. Neeholsou sod W. Vomit. of London, torurimeehbrolmm. December al, P.lderslesir and Ball, of Clare.sereet, Clare-market, Imes-drapers, January 16, 1842.—T. bleeds aid W. hi sse s,. of Nrw Broad-sire. t. Loudon, imerchaota, December 31, 1921.—C. N'ilson. W. D. Cr...pieta', J. Bst•esian, • one D. Hoddleatoor, of Kendal, barke.e, as far as regards J. Bait. tuau, December 31, 1921. /1 *Ay) :IV.N .111.1 . V. 1.0 .-; fil. - Azia_ AVMNIRMIRT RPlPltaffr SEIIIONIt. 1 F M SATURDAY Nita.= GARRTTE. •:. moo ifr:...l rit 4.1& , - • , -•. • - .. • • 1 1 ail STU'a -4': • a - lefwelwileillro.:.iniii :.ii, re r.v.,.ki y, CAMllttf St neialal, eummeoteed oa Tueds,. WM.*, I' - A ligeofettottaihqa,Hoole, thaPt OffAillWir in; nit coots's.., Cliairmai, sad di tidaSaMy full attead. PRES'ENV • , • Tfitit4d 4 S" Mao 'Ea ati hrato a ttriiintioilielt. oltico pf Marofrates. Them was ad amidst rubber ar . c Prisoner] for trial, which, tagerher with Vii.tromitionit lad illtio d* t the mot Non. ChirteaW Witliddit Wqrsts, appeal cerea l employed the Court till Friday emery. " II he 'Ugh. illashaltabls Willis= Messy Iresossotte, wore, by unititipPla namontoti imoonstAtmamilieasyl• MO" 14 , " RIOT. AND BULL.BAITIMM. • • T. Boinick. R. Beowiek, J. Adams. W. Adman* 44 . 411. ebb - Privy Co seta/dimity. respective places at too, -Vial:spider, W. Burman She pooppor,J. 41001.114 . a - ki l afew • tiglif ifrisia - "to appoint the Right and R. Keep (with it. lieliakli. sat hi •••••dy). MP. 11.1 Reign Peel% libber a his lillajesay's Ptifteipal ' dieted teens mot ou the 22416 of Sasetabor a at the isatasims i of State, he wee, this day+ hp bib 46 4 1 ' 4 0 "' P m' .41Ite Wiristr,tes of Afieehdrf . .I , 'i , emu* one of him Majesty's Pritteipal Secretaries of William Cr..., coostoble, proved that he, at the iristaato - ...„„ aiuoy. of C 010441 BMW 11. wars ed the Woodauts that they woeW ""-: - " ..... 7 -seaws—• be prosecuted if they baited the bull in the wen or is the • - - t ' , ' , l F ever , Qffi re janitor , 17 , 187 L highways of the parish. This wee eonsmtaiimilidd to dim w og has beespienk : d ft , ippn i„ t w ary w at ki a urn. at Al. Thorpe's ataughterdwiese. H• told them that if *yes, Sig. lio be his Majesty,' Envoy Extraordinary they chose to t3ke the animal into a Arid, obey might do as an dmi n e nanr ri entootonttar , to she confederated States of they pleaded with it. He aim p ca roved the rint mid baiting in the s o b s c oulees : - Iv, that part.of the Sown called Kistsbnty. The saints, was as , —.......---- ox. About 160 persous were assembled oa the occaoloa; . , MILITARY PROMOTIONS. amens* th.m were all the prisoners at the bar. They them" • i --. • ran the ball dolma So the market-place, sad in passim( wit. ,„ i o 3 It . wimpy's, Jouscey IS, urn. aeses house, the animal would have been drive. in M Ilia ~f r i i of Dr laboou. Geordie-Brevet Major Charies door, had sot his wife civiedit: The riot w " aw .." 4 "... bi l r e ' Ml= from half-oar 22d Lisht Drairouns. so he Cats. Usk, ili4l4l:Layiettl..froim the We 9116 ReliPtelOten • 1 lianas; Nieto ration &lichen. Iran shr 'hir toih I yal Vseeve Benenolit as& Eng* Greece Muir. fr m *bac tdo Royal Veletas Bettalion— alt thithl lic I re. - ka6. 3iloo the Cellar* . 1 , of North. filth. rem ;Ed, surrey, C. Wisher, at ret‘rd s Thompsoe, January 5, It, Oxford- . 25, ISt& Pettr.mrem, whir; sh.l I renew, and J. limo. .m. reheat', Compt on . t 2 h, errey, Irish Nl' sod 11'. I al, Is2l. ire-market, W. March, masher 31, . one D. rdo J. Batt. star, tom. rog ;Ye Ilib w.idit, ea. tbm ego oh ioh Core, , apeck)rs 'Hand aid toportahot b..= d toi 0 .221 to 74, to—, .46s ho . 26. le 30, .--• t.:l, COUR? It. 11 3 lit • 3 12 .. 3 14 I re.. 3 I • ..• 3 II 3 I! ~. 3 /2 111 • 2 I ea- -2 10 lo Kt- _ 1 In • .. 1 10 1.. I 1 111 410 ll Jo *ma. U 1••••• ...••• le 11 1 ria • 1r Yt PP* 11 halter- hl It Arai, It fd Brarewer'. of NM , Pool tm• 151 IN 7 16 ... 234 i 77 711' 4 .. Ti ...5.7 7 6 111 Clm • 1:!01: 0 ••J oriblokim • Doi de deed Pew •If p ofift. On , age, I.lft . • 111'14 an, saltla hottli iSCfue Ou re!, Cada s, Eq.." ;Toshio re Wino , 6•S caw. m se of lk f ( wheolo 4 • 1.14e5 1 .' dry • i• tr 1 N., 4 4, m- ess „o 49, C. CUP lie • Tic • PRICE OF SUGAR. The aversive price of Brown or Mussread° %ear, row patrd front the Returns made in the weep endues Ike Iddi day of Jamul y, 18H, is 31.. 141. per bandred weight, es. elusive of the (Wits of customs plot or payable thereon w. the imporlation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. • Weekly Return of the Aircrew Price of British Core, Winchester hleAsiire, u received (rim the losprciors fit the respective Marisiwte Cities sad Tommie F.agland aint Wales, front which the Price, that govern looportanoa are calculated.—Jannary 12, 1822. 4 Z.I c 6. --- s. s d s. d s. d s. A s. d & d& 48 11 19 81 16 7 21 1 22 25 • 6 0 COUNTRY MARKETS. WINDSOR, JAIIVART 19. Wheat, per hi.lolor t 1710 a Ragas per yr 221 to Seeley, per q.. lee to !h I 4ly Oslo les t o eil e Peas td• STAINES, 'malty IS. Montt, per W. SI Ott to ISI O. I Peok pot .... !Soto Rye -a to --o Rorie, ...........—r 10 Onto, per qr 2Io to Zia Beano .. MENTINGII OF CREDITORS AT TAR COUP? OF COMMISSIoNRBS ON BANKROPTS, TO I.OIMOW. W. Edsrards, Chatham, lines draper C. (r Kerwood, late of Joisii-greet Weal, pewter 3 ft. Willa, Bloomsbury, tobecrosist 3 E. Tippets And E.G.-tbs.°, Basinichaltwireet, factors 3 J.. 4 iiarnek, M lichens, merriment. J. N. Feller, late of Worthier, linen-ilraper 3 J. Calved, lair of Tavislock Hotel, merchant 3 V. Scots, Maiiebewler.buildiesa, Grump agent Parker, Cbspul•street, Edgeware.road, earthen- 514 , 11 . 1 an.. E. D. Colville, late of Chnelottcntreet, Portland , - plan, picture-dealer. E. Robinson, Langlsuurnuqsambers, turret/ant.— I J. Ciensente, the younger, Mary- k.bone, carpenter... I DIVIDENDS. E. Cohen, London, merchant . W. Wilsuu,F.nchurch-sue. t and LI sacburer. seercaset . B. James and T. Robinson, Lawrence.-lane, wstroloonne men • W. R. %Cason, Bra:W.lllfeet, merchant R. Sampson, Threadneedle-street, nerve...set P. Atkinson, Ratiebone.plare, B. Punt-ham, ams., W. and B. Enchain, jun. Eppimt, . baokers P. Jordan, Whireehapel, druggist IV. Johnson, tirybrolge, aalt•neaoaf T. Austin, J. Gregory, and J. 111141011, Bath, halter- drillers R. Ashby., Ponßey, engraver T. Sargent, Mulibetik.rrov, Bober-neerehmet D. Fenkr and A. Aeolic, late of Grneeelinreh street, anercbstits ** CERTIFICATES. J. Horsefield, of /Winn, Lancaster, (we e r ..—.). Af Rrsantry, Tort, innkeeper.— I). AtMock, late of Men, Mon bray. Leicester, (It uggist.—K. Wadhass. Pstg. e cer.—T. Osinito, of Manch. pier, tally, nod irsper.--S. wee, of Oxford.street, Middlesex, stoullitsoirapsr. PRICE OF STOCKS OR SATURDAY: Bank Stork 2371 Batik L. Ana. 19; 7. 3 per Ct. Red— 760# India Stua I, .... 33'9 per Ct. Cons. 76 75;76 Ditto Bonds.. 77 78 , 79t En. Bills. t.. • • ), 00 "- 31 per Cent 573 4 6 pr. 4 per Gotta 9611 Date 5ma11.... 5 7 5 per Ce. N.Au. 1,4171 1 los lOM. for Acc.76iii BIRTH. Ai Clootsrf, near Dublin, the lAdy of the lioefsisble Proodergoot Vereker, of aeoe DEATHS. On the 17th instant, in Wnitehalt.plare, Elisabeth Pew ktpe, the eldest child of Lard and Laity Jame* Musa. Thursday last, at Bath, in the Tab year of his age, - Sesant-G , here' Sir Henry lisgettists lilroutaga Codas 0 ""' *Beer of the 'little of the Honourable Cowpony's *rue Ott Thuraday, 17th Instant, at East Shoo, Surrey, Cat rise Elizabeth, rift of Francis Seymour Larpent, Emi•l car the Cuanaissioners for Auditing the Public Acres" Ou the 13th imagist, at Torte. site Kin. Frown Will DeIIIWY. A.M. Revisor of Oun-lialutoley. tsar that Ott Tuesday last, iu Arg)le.street, of • &erase of heart, Georgina Harriett, youngest daughter and twhe of the late George Coleiwunte, last of Crawford Lieutenant.Cohisel in the Int Sowermet vallatith ' daughter of Use late abr. Ciente Colebrook.. Bart. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT UhfiD(4 4 BRi Morning 38 after 12. I Ereeieß u alts: 'POW Ptebtabetl at. Tss ,artunsu 1111C1010811 IV, ihesdr bl C ' MALL, .1 the &toad. I ft