The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-03 00:00:00

AL lERICAN I'.IPERS. The Italian war occupies the public. attention, virul it is evident that it is viewed liiikllonsider able silartu. Fort Jackson is saill' .4 tkitiaVe been r , -~~ ;--,"~ lake", by the Itittirms. Several of the. parts brier inserted a report that the American •loop eper , ior bad been stink by a tisit 74, ltoving refuse(' to shew bet pdper , , The ,r-etnlrt was ino t•i(lictillU * to be betieveci even in A snorter ; iill4l sill tIIC hit a dated papers either mention it as a eirenrnst4nee . not to: he. credited, o.)r omit ,it nitogetiler. Tile' New York •Gotetts 2.3114 November has ibe:follaiskin, rata- graph :4 " The ship Eliza Barker, •Smith, of. New York, leas arrived at Sovantlaltifroin Tin ks I shi nd ; brings a report relative to the Epervier, which is without the least foundation." . pirtLADEITHIA, Nov. 26. The Epervier the brig Concord, Fowl faine, 19 t h tys from 'I inks 'island, with Captilin lr. repOrth', that he sailed on the firl► Inst. iu company with the W I ; llope, of Bath, Captain, Church, boimd to Wilmington, rolin To otir interrogateiries respecting. the 'report of . the Hpervier, by Captain Smith, of the Eliza . liarher, arrived at' Savannah,. and which' WAS linhed in Our Paper Yesterday worniug, Captain . .Vnutitaine politrly answered, that at the time 'he sailed there bad been no intelligence, that he Penn!, of t h e Eperiet. He seqrs that he heard of tlie Eliza Barker at the Wand, and that 'about. the time ot her reported departure, rtit English i3riF, art veil at the liland, but that. he had not Comminticated %%kit her at till, and had . heard no; tt,ing of Hay intelligence hroaght by tier . . lie thinks the 1“- mint by the way.Of ,Sit 'an nab. prol.ntble,—(Truo tinerleonA NEW YORK, prx; tt.. : . Certain transactions on the Upper Canada fron tier have given rise to a correspondence between Gobernor Coss find (40losigi James, . w h io corn wandi .. at'Sandwich, which emits scintillstions which, it not extinguished, may to time hazard the pcace of the two countries. ~ BCisToN, Dic. 4. iletnoltment .of tha 4th Regi, mew of United Statra ittlantrriMittett.Lietiteoktot C, (lynch, wcre att Augusta, Oii)thotirway to th e Creek 'intim). Tile vt port of the capture of Poit .I;kek3on by the is cotit,itleyeAl %cry pro. lietble. troll) thr garrison havitig been nil sick stud unfit for (bay, and the Indiana biting known to be n'eltr the Fort. „ - - A. meet 1(1g was told Rt . Ne* York on the.2.511r to celt.br4;e the anniversary of the elitictiation of that city by the liritiiit 'troops in 170. 410014 the compativ at a (limier given by the. corpora wcie St.,3eitit d'Angely and Ids son. jo,epti fl000lott•te teiisalsoltivitt3l,,htst,itetit nu apology, in which he stated, that bing a strangeritist artived.untlervectiliarviremnstances, it would. be improper in him to attend 'Th e loartei.ntli congress will porrstnerice its • firsttic„;,4,ll Y• first on the 9th of the Cil stYillg o a (((th, While thy administration will relit if pus' the talents and viotliteaelt of Pinckney WA City to itpologlie for their Itdat eirtirit r iatil to toy'. port their Inture 111eihill'et, (hey Insist sitririk. in f‘kitivi!ly. (root the ilevvlopeuienta anti the merciless severity of i't tudulph. for he will arraign tliftn for oli4ritetio, during , the period 0 1 hi s exclusion from Congress, and mitkebiti still small , v kg e btu i le aol tieccsies of, the paliteit,. .I'ne.electiott of .14114.Ratidolpti ; to Can t wil t .is a subject' of national eongriitnitt . totnictiotwittAtind. j ag t h e, p e t u lance urhis twiner, awl the eceentri. eityo! turAte the eagle•eyed &tee. to t r And the relentless,Opponetil of politic.d gooptaiion, or by whatever party it may be perpelrattic.i. ,,, ...(Prou. 'dm.) ptitti.loll;l4l4lA, • (ft-cau ttpi /4/411,041 //akalli/4 , 1441V . with sincere regret that' the (Menial] in. d iic e4 one at litjA time to ask ypo to lay . liefore the rotetiri 'of the Intelligeneer the farming extract nF aletter rreeive4 on Monthty,, by geotteni i m eit..thift:eity 'trout hint friend .at Plitt.'q,ort, New j e rgil; , : . lf we are not greatly, tittAiidiett hyturr some relief he afforded to the ton nuittrrrtrerg of the United States, the fid e o fp iit . terson w',ll wit he singular in the antl4ll of thqse I..!'lahlishttle.ots, by witont the production of do niesfie ,fabrics ba3 or 'Lae been so ClUille . lltlY Cll - • . , EXTRACT. " It 13 with extretytt regret I isform yo t t, that this pace tiourisliing to•ssa 14,P 11 iag . lithtey than owhig to the high priee . ,of eotym anti the grp)tt totiliz of 11.iti$11 goods, Twoot*.our mast ley easive taani l lav:tarittg e5tlibilti11,1)101),“ lIIVVC tlllll oalortimat. 4 lust Ali itninOiltte tendency to mal,e tit}_ pressure greater. oit ;how 10licii may yet storvive. througl4 the winter. Sveu the credit of thou; who ard.goo;iddreil at paifertly • s ti fr, is siisroed loy the far,oters ana mardli4ata * , fekvstipvlits call be obtaltmil wititoot cosh,— have 80 Orgitiit ooarly c9atidete4, foy baukit)g-Itowe q but bliwt)tl tho prompt 44- trehshig times continue frig any toigilip of time, it,will sAim4l amid ruins of thoke. enter, cstabiisimatt3 which gave i 4 birth. We I,,,werer, 10,1 k with anxintokeyetto thimutblie spirit anti liburality oi oar . enligilincti Govern tor protection to ittliich we flatter ouricive.s 114 ye gabled n. title by the vfrtiue eitcnt *or efforttf," Lai t yloo4, DEc,-27-.l4tre nti htiveitht heard thht ot)e i ) t. the pereo late:ly convicted :tt. the Caihel Seisiwit hum givetv,the tunia inrportant informs tion,rettpectittit iheicidrtitrers.pt Mr. 'Baker, and that two 01 thein have been apprehended - .. Many orf titritinerani fruiterert who Irtrrt,ln rested tit i l'itywere ye4terilay-briaght before the 1, 01 , 0 Nt A toa, and tined live iittitings eaCh, with a vietC`l.(; abate a nturance, Mach has lately in. Cri:43t;il" to. molt 111l6011‘Vtathi 41‘tt:Ilt. AF'A'R OF M. REVEL, CIVIL TRIMINAL, PARIS, Dec. so. M. Revel being unwilling to recede e itirrin'= -1 listed on his Ibree.poiuts.agafast t h e :admission. lie Maintained that his condemnation was an-evi (lent abuSeolpower. They reproach ruei'said he/ . with having nothing, with having carried 'away the effects 'of my .hosts, whotO never even paid. l Must, therefore, he in possession of the ring Of - litgee,• in order:to render rlyeit . . 'He then glanced at t,he reproach en ilthiaTir4.4l4to be fixed:upon him, trai n pritett , of4tis. place of Qttorter-Aiuster, count of .soure arithmetical errors.; and prodoc .ad certificate which proved that, he ‘vits only pasied"trom the ritli dragoons to the GAill of the line, lie contemied that bk aciptieicenci in the' divorce was of uo avail. M. 'Revel somMoned; D'Augnesseau, whom he revered, •thoogh hoop. 1.0 7 ed his opinion. The tptestion which M. Itevel .p,rappled With all his strength was, ,wheriter he' Hcould be admitted as an Appellant, - after trifle years'. silence, in• the case of a jodgmetit inlwhich . he . had received till'ef not let.. Shollid never," exclaimed Al. Revel/ tv , have ,given niy aciptieirenee to my divorce, were it not tor the, imposing instruniiiitality , : of eIJA Le ton and Maisson in 'gaining' my wife' for the linperfol convenience. (We acquaint Mir readers; *Alf Our report tails in ()Merton! clear neas,- it is purely from :the/pointed fidelity of our representation:3 On quitting my prison, said, this husband, 1 went to the Police to see M. Bee., ,trend, w.hn.regartled me with a deformed e .e, but permitted oleo" stay in Paris. I Also nent to see the.relehrated Caroline, that inflicted Princess. it l'huve scot repeated it, it is because 1 kiss desti tute of the requisite knowledge, and because I tool& flint neither Advocate to plead for nor Judges tne., IF the last Government exercised only that Violtaice, Commilutiorr would be . more The rest of the pleadings . of M, Revel presented nothing remarkable, save his 'Clamorous, conteiition for tlle right to reply. Alait•sent then toie to speak. --lie sninned at the idea of his having been termed tl shatnetul agent of Buoneratte, and he retorted the argu ment against his adversary, alto came to dernioid of -,thelTstorper the plaee of Secretary General of Police, which he hail affected to fill for some days.' Lsvini out of his view, then ' all that did not hilorig:lo,this cause, he entered ) upon the lion of the pOilift urged on the score of nOn-ad. tnissiOni 'which he conlessed he felt much ditli-- cub); in analysing. ~ M. MaiSsott,then read to the Tribunal a letter of Al. de Revel; 'written to M.. Lafettille, whose :signature'had since been Wilixed to a note for two thousand'. franc's, iOng-in payment to Sorel, a taverit-keepet, which referred to Some ,atone y, as securities, to ht: - iolvaneed by M., Lalcuille to or for Cietteral ****" ; but 'the result of this negociatinn, in which M. Revel was prothittent, wits, that the supply furnisher) by il. Lafeuille ue vet• reached their legitithate destination. llot by a coineidenee'pretty remarkable, on the same day, where Lafueille paid the expenses of M. Revel at the house of Le l 'lige, an 'innkeeper of Evitux, amount in'g to the suin of 75 francs, he lent to the necessiroos Revel 1(10 Crowns, and the latter forg ed the false acceptation, of Which he has been forind guilty. then, the man,. exclaimed M. Muisson, -whti says he ptistessed ituniense pro perry, of which he has been-robbed. 11. MAtssowthen streeessfoily comb tted the al leged of the non-adniissimi by Ai. Revel, and t e rut inatea hil,ndrireirt •hy an energetic exe crittion. The farther hearing was tosiponed for eight clays, in order to hear M.. Marchagny. length : this scandatous - glair is about to terminate which Ka ticst andacions calumny could suggest 'hit4'bven OrotNally.laviOted in the t SrAntaNci.--Tile FIVC.3 Court wits very well 611 ed yesterolay; (kw the benefit of ScrogginC The pngilistslinistereil iu full strength, and several new candid4tes for the fighting liwt were proem. One 'of titokui condi! for distinction's statue, Richmond's ,Illurk t Otliih tetl with Slidltoi!, atid exvitvil mind% uttention,ia he is nbotit t(i.fight in earnest., His action is he - is a fine madclellow of IS stone. :,iie,acipittell %veil. The.lirst ex hibition. was Getwveu Oliver and Itiektinniti.,-- Seroggins, ,Bit ton, lind't:he Whole,tif the corp., ex. Whited,. with the egeeption of er,ilarttittl. the hitter of whom was prevented' hy u spruin fit the Miele. "SeveraLtitatehei Welt forined: . ALMIMING Flita . ."*.Ott lot Stint!icy looroin g4 4, inhabitants of Finsbury-square were thrown brio the greatest consternation', in consequepee of a fire which broke out at the house of..Vir..Miteliel, iirliker anti Appraiser, in Crown:street, corner_ of the,square, winch hurtled with, :Lapidity that the family experienced the greatest difficulty' : to escape with ,their lives. It was discovered by one of the servant , tuaitls , Who got•op about seven o'clock, and finding the louver part of the house quite 101 l of smoke, informed her felloW.servatit„ who instantly aiattlied her master and inioress, anti then went down with two of the eltildilen,• and tat:aped,' Mr, iCriietil wire also cipiring dtiWn withliVo more of the children under his and, hut was prevented by the flattiei ascending tip to the' first thfor. Ili returned, and . h appily got out at the garret.windoW; and after leering the children Safe'atil neighbout's Ito ilia, he-returtieti and sire.. seeded In getting out Mrs. Mitchel and the rest of the family the althe wlty. 'Tey had scarcely kit- . the room when the fl oor fell iii dread- NI 'crash, the ilathes oitt . 'at every Itpertnie. The neighbours and several . fire 'engines 'arrived, but their alone were of no avail, as:the - fire peered to burn with ittereissiiilttry, tintil in iihnist IraD sit hont the whole . of the premises-, et:stalk.' ittg-Of a shop, and'a large Afttl'- ittittst , frill of goods at the back, Were 'finally' Con. sinned. 'The adjtiitringlinase hail also sustained consitlerable injury, and undoubtedly would have . been destrOyed only for the exertions Of the ['we 'll:co, who prevented the raging element frotti tending any further. It it stitpeeted that this eulatnity was Willoilrocessioned .hy some evil dis posed person ; tine person, liniverer, is in cus tody on suspicion . , and will he folly exaMin e il. before the Magistrates on the eitthOlical Charge to.soarrorr„ il l itOM THE LONDON GA7.1L'1".171 , dAm.2, 1816. At thy► Court at Brighton, the 'Mull day of December, lett% present his Itoval Highliess,the l'rince 'Regent in Council. !h►c day the Right ILia. William Pitt Lord Amherst was, by command.of bis Itoralllichness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the ltchalf otitis Majesty, lowan of his Majcstr i ,at Most - Honourable Privy Council, and took his place at the board accordingly. Trar-ggice, 1818 ! lit Regiment of Life Guards, Lietd: WiMotu Mayne to 'be Captain of n Troop, by porchnite, sire Berger, who retires, Sloptet, oak Sub-Lieutenant S. CIA: to be Lieutenant, by _ _ - puicliase,.ecce Mtsyni.: , • . .;. • . . 'Cornets and. Wedwortli Lambton,' :.-Gent. without purdiiisc. B.ltiitia Ptitil,.•Gent, by pur-. ebose,:rice Writ!, promoted. ••••••-•- . Ist Regiment. of Driigotio Guards;•Willium Build Reveal:ill, Gent..to he Cornet,'by Inacts v, - vice retires. id Regiment of Dragoons; Chi;la'Gasper Edlmano, Gent. to be CllllO, Wiii!OletChM!. 15th, Begiment of •Lig lit Dragoons', , Cornet . Charles Fallon, '. froth the t tt Is Light IThigiioits, to be Coinet, without pia- , chew, eke Macalpine, promoted. • • Ditto,—To be Lieutenalits without .porchisse, Cop3et, ' Beckwith. Cornet Comet GeOrge l'ingent. • . .. . - ' . lath Ditto, , Cornet.dantee. Cruilishank to he Licntenaut, by purchase, rig,;e Seymour, promoted in the 60th Foot. 21sa)itto, Captaio John J. Goldrisbe, from the Oh Foot, to he Captain of a Troop, vice Ilawlits, olio eichangrs. Coldstream Regimeot of Foot Guards, Lieutenant Hon. ies. Forbes to he Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Stothert, who retires, ..3cl Regirrient of Foot."-Tobe Captains of Companies, Captain Green,fruni half-pay of ,the Qat h Foot, vioe tight, why • exchanges. Lieut. Win. , Tetiow, vice Nicholls, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran 134tialion. To be Lieutenant, 'Ensign ilotry Young, , vice Tetluw. To be Enslgn,'Donald tite‘tart, Gent. vice Young. Ith 04114,C:0pt win A. 1-lawles, from the 2lst Lig4 Dragoons, toheCaptain of a Comp,my, vice Guldriske, who exchanges. 'rn have the Rauh of .I.lcutrnants,, Ensigns and Adjutants J. tarnan, and J. Street. 11th Ditto, Pa) tnaster High. D. O'Connor, from half-pa} of , • the sth Gartisun battalion, to be paymaster, vice NPGre tor, who exchanges, • • lath Ditto, Lieut. Robert Tortet•in, from half-pNy of the re .irintent, to be Liellittplit, vice.Fartnerie, deceased. - 28th ,Ditto, 1.1c9L-Generid lion. Sir Edward Paget. G.C.11; from the both Fimt, to he tolEinel, vice" Goheral Prokott, deceased. • • .'• _ _ 34th Ditto, Geoileman Cadet Mirk .Dicitens. frons..the r ~lilitary College, to be .Ensign, withoot ,purchase, sire Pierey, %vhose uppOintinent has flat talo:o 'place:, !17th; llittn,, M.tlur :Andre* Lieut.-tiolutreit • rice ,Bart, drceased; ic!oittabrT.Feutpu,to he )1 1 04. Yip; Tat ; - Lieut. Eichard•Grataro to be,,Captitin of a cornrow, vice rentou ; Erisi,iiri William Peirce to fie - LieUterlealli, v i c e Ciraliarn ; Francis lt,eynuitts, to be Ensign, vic' ,Periree. • •—• ajth Ditto, E i t t ir; Cefe,v, from the 14th Foot, td hst;•. Ensign, porcha,iie, vice ;ii, redith;promoted. ; 4 , lth Ditto, .Voluntek•r-N. • Ciorke- to be tesign, without purchase, vice P.,Cooke, . . 's4th Ditto, Lientr, Illy Brown, ifotwthe 69111' Foot, to be Lieu : tenant, vice o*Media, Who exchilfiges. 16th Ditto, ..Ltssistent-Surgerin Duncan, McGregor, from the 4th Foot, be - Assistant-Sistgesnt, vice lienoody, de .. ceased. . 57th•DittO, In be , Lieutenants, • witSout pritellase, , Ettliens Alex. SPFerinue, rice Moore,.deceasetl: Alex. Eager. yire • liartleq 3 :Twilit:4.d to the irirliOyal.Vetr,ran Brit taboo... l i t, hr Ensigns, without purchase, Johnson, Gent. vice • McFarlime ; Gerttleman Cadet John Gibraltt, fioM • tke .Itoyel Military College, vice V. 1101". „ ! L .l To be Quarter-Master, quarterOlaster-Sergean* Johnson, vice Cooed's, sitpersedecl. birth Ditto, Lida Richard O'lleara, from the'S4th Fool, t 0. .! Lr Liebtertant'.vieu•Llrown, who exchanges.. - tioth Ditto. 51rkior Alexander .Andrew to.ba l e ic,uteuUnt-Cu- . lonef,,by pnrchase, vier ;Alsatian, WhO retires; Captriin 1 Chas. dal diner, !rimy the 4211:1. 1 %ir5t; to be terejOr, by Our- - 1 ctvise, vice Andrews; David Diekstat, Gent. ,to s% About • purchase, vice Heiberg, whose eppoisstment boa not taken Place. 63(1 Ditto, Ensigns Hugh Percy 'Forster to lie Lieutenant, 1 vice fkl•Canslanii, deceased; 11011'y . ['tektite/4 trout. half- paY of the regiment, to be . F.l% , igo, vreeroretim,, , 6ttth Ditto, Joint ,ISURC NIXOII, to Ire, Eosi,gn, ' chase, vice Douglas, praline 70th Ditto, Livid.. Joseph Da la 1 fay to be Captain of a Com pally, without purchase, Congrvve, pro:noted.. 7ed Ditto., ieut. Burton Tentritors.to be Captain . of a you pail, by purchase, vice Gardiner, promoted in !Ilsettltb• • Vont. 760 Dittd Lieut. John PaSsley, irnus the 3dliprrison Batts- Bon, h e Lieutenant, withrittt purchase; vice Paxton, •ap.. Poittied. Lieutenant to the DepOt In the late of NVigirt. loth Ditto, .Lietlt.-Gencrld Sit Alex. Canty/N.ll, Bart. front the York Light Infantry Voluttreersi• to be• Colonel, -vice Sir Edward Paget, appointett tp,llte . ctimmand of the 2ttlt Foot. Capt. Jornes W. Sr Utro,from * v bAillary of tire 31st Foot, to be Captain , Taynton, who exiihringes. - , , ;-, 11:14 Ditto, George Taite , ,, Gent. to be Ensign, • without r ptirrr chose, vice Maxwell, prinU4terin :;J -Olititloo 'U A L.- trtiiutt. ,' • 84th Ditto, StatT-Ilospitaliaastitant. Jarnes MCDonueril tube! AstistatstrSorgeon, vice hell, ileeeused. 1001!, Ditto, Lieut.-Coterie! •Nlciirati; frbm halfrpay of the'Stlift in Portugal, to be 'Llet)t.-Colouil, vice Nor . quess-of Tweedale,,who ettelta...ngasr ..; - 4 • 4th West lailia Regiment, .Liettkrlitttry Pox , front, the,floya 1 Scots, to he Captaiu of' a romp,a4y ) , whhont 4mi-chair, vice Allen, appointed to thi Slit Itoyel , Wter'an 11 , ittasSoltr 7th Dittn, Ensign Joseph Bee; Wolltuns •to be Lieutellalitci without pnrchase, eupointed to thelbl.6,fe, risswm b u n's. t t t ! lio_ 1. 7 . lames ' - ., Vl'Oid, - f . i'er i t. Ensign! ; 'tfte 4 m !loyal Nink-Rangtrs,—Tiibe 'Liddell:tuts, Without purehase, Ensign George 0r,„,,a, vi4r. West. deceased. Llleign• • Creightrin Leorratir. vier ilacifiirt promoted., ' To bi- EtWatins„,',witte.rot pureitusr, Lisvelace, vice Octliontl. Julit‘titallte, (lvot.-visti r eenarit. • • Rotal,Wiist lteniters., . Lieutenant; Joins Etto,x to be Calitain of a Company,. wit tuna purcilrsw vice placed Upon ball ? -pay.. Fair.ign C.,Gurley to he Lieutenant, , *lce Knoltr Iliihnru Mpg ley,, Gout. tu,he Essign, - • - v lee Gurley. lskitttrisuri Agintreag, p e a ; t o h e 1.7 0 .. pige,,,eier.Eettioreter, appointed to the id Royal Vctera4 flattplooti. , 34- •Di tte,'-Lieutenant-144Witrd l iltirgfil vic u e g .N et rp fl or 'et: th e at i h . ; Foot, to lie Coptaiii of a Company, .I t r u ie l i , t e ter t t i r: t t ai fi n e t i o i l ry, , W c i e . l ,i4 tir p tt i r o , y l . re ‘ m ice th i t u ,l g th i jit l . l e t t l i t , llp eo g b r d Maxwell, troril;tbd Ittrldlfflaor4 fin betiettlenint, ,Yjice Pos. ter the Vi Light 1 itfidary 'Ensign 14, a ppoirited ,to. the, V.lth Fut. list t 111' %,,i' y li:l4 l ,'ll cl n e a r A t a t i t i a t t.4l . lli ;: li i t t i u t i' l li, . :l i 7 e tt al i . t t ru il il c ' ', lt i t i: l, A -I : At i ,7 o l 'g t ru c t : e l t ! i. k it t i t i: fi i i ' . t f o r-4 4 •;: . d >UN), Ensign J - id ditto, Cinatler4laster C'flirtrue, Oider, tram the. 3Ath Fil9t,to Lteittenaut. JOlin' Mackenzie, 'Esri. late P 4,1- 111 :btereff tabe Palierister. 4th Dill.), Still Ailjittdok•Wwe.Stratlt. front the Militia in • NorsciSvotia, to Ire li,nsign, lime Hail, appointed to the tilhßuylll Veteran Nara Sept ia I Gl' h au . &it! tare e Captain of 4,14,4 1/ v l oly, , 'rice lipikoluted id the 3d atrrison OA*. ppticeling, Esq to be Paymaster to the % /0i1...Dep.-4,4 • Cho seo. . , - ' , ; • ' • , 11014FITAL STAFF. Itolpital;Mai* Jame* hairy, .to b*Aillsiatit4urreatti to the Forces. p/atit 'SONS. I.icut t i tn d. ol t I t b‘ I.epTy ste, the zst soo , * art- - , Major at ttutf,vteel'ittributi, averised: • Wonet4lie's , itecnnent," Ahijor Henry thrlarhicr, irons t,l4‘; : 4004 foot, 19 b*. Lieutonosut*Colouel, tt palchisse, *an t Tischer, who ret,ires. Vadt I.lglit 1 qatitry tittititters, M 40- denersil Sir Jcihh" Uyng, K.C.D.,to be Cotitirri , 'ricer Str Atemider Camp: , bollhosppviitteil to the coul4uttut of the. Both itegiturrks,..— C.optaitt E. Buritipoleo, from the !Id Garrlsoji Battalilit tdtti oT h caidomi t ',:stithotft purchase, vice Br a y. !Aimed tspou balf-pay. Itojai C',4,lotatt. R*SuCers,Tbotrss W, MtK Gent. .to, bit, r f ot4 .6* watliont iitirdrise, vi4l4l)'Atatt4a, whose appoiotrocot has nut titLen pit e. SteiCATA iii the Gazettes of 'ell sineu"ltt a#td 24d*Novelutei' *UN. Stott—For Isaac Ariusp - ona,Gi.nt: to he Deputy Assisl t apt ► t •Uwitutissary-tie ern!, read Israel tinttstsrung, Fur Jii•WriP.,Auors.4, to is; Daptsty AssiAtzttt-Cvia— rciul Joboil:Asidersou, acut, isc; i EMMA 111 the Gatettes of the CIA and t3th Notelnber, • nth Foot.-:-For William Clarke, Gent: to be Ensign, &c. read Robert Clark, Gent. to be Enti &c. 58th' Pout.-1 , ,,r Volunteer Ronald Macdonald. frOlo the 79th Foot, tai thL. Fly-lknk, Sic. read 'Volunteer Geurge'lll'Donahls from the 79th Foot, to be Ensign, &e. . . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Vary Bourne, Deeping-Feu, merchant. Two:- BANKRUPTS.: Jahn Tenrii; Slaktiates, Yorkshire, `,nierchint, January2;i 26, and 'February 13, at eleven, at Settee Coffee-bous - 4 Kingston-upon-Fittll. Attornies, Messrs. Broirdley and Swan!), Hull, or Messrs. Longdill and 13utrerfireld, •Grity'S tan-square. • henry Warner anstSamuel Selfe, bristel, ditiggisiS, Januar"' 19, 22, and February 13, at twelve, at the -P1100(1041 Rooms,' Attornius, Mesirs. Lantherts, '!'allot` - and Deane, Gray's.litn,square, or Mr. Cooke, Bristol.' James Taylor, Nottingham, cotton-spinner, Janttary IR, sir, 01 at eleven, and February 13, at Six', at the' Talk) lap, Nottingham. Attornies, \lr.-Philip Hurd, Templet .r \l,Fearubeart, Nottingham. IJrtl4:oosiges, Dynrocke, Gloucestershire, dialer, Jaiitiart 3,' 21, and February 13, at eletrui, dt. the Crown Hotel i ..Great Malv e rn. Attornies Mr. Fr.in e is Diii4eY,Pe.tn • tuFrei Worcestershire, or M r . Phi lip Hurd, King's Brach li/Jiks; .Temple:, - George Cbanthers, Rochester, coach-maker, January 6, 'and February 11, at twelve, .itt Guildh4. 140ifils ,1 11 tortrey, Mr. Richard H arv ey, Cursi . tOr-s ieet, Cloineern lane. James AVilford, Broad-street, Rateliff, ,slopseller, January GI 2/, and February Ci, at one, at Guildhall. , A kttorney, MIT.: Bettye, Chancery-Line. George Henry Howard, Manchester, chemist, Janiary Is, at ten, and February Its, at eleven, at the, Dog .and , • Partridge ltiu, 'Manchester. Atiornies ' Mr..lobis Latyletlif , :taint ~. Attn'i-strt et, Manchest er , or Mr. Philip ki.urtljP,' Ring's Bench Walks, !tines ' l'ump 's. Janes Crosley, Liverpool, Incr.:bard, January 1 6 r.Q. 7, • • February 13, at one , a t t h e ti rocge t un , Liverpool , . ;..-• torniCs, Messrs. l'ritt and Newby, Liverpool, or Messrs., likekstock and Banes., King% Bench At'allts; Temple. John Nutt, Alrcwas, St4tfordslrire, draper, January "f s, 'a li at ten, and February In, at e'st'er, ut the tt Thr", Qucens Inn, liarto-'ninin4rent. Att u rnies, Air. Coor! - ! Castle:-street, Holborn, or Mr. Osborne; 13 tul" - . . • -npuis-Trytt, Onstiort, slp.riellet, January 23, al one, at elexen, and Fi,llrnaTy t 3, at nit., es th:ltoyal 0A , 11 ' D ' Vortsea. Attßrnitts, Mr, AVi:liaui NfrOdat, Portsr:t, Nrcsr.rs.Clßrke and Itichartli, Onineixplatts.. , •• • • Coleman-st reet , bat mann fact itre r, iya ri) ti:, eo, Ind:February 13, at tea, -at tiuildhall. At:tor:me,' Mews. &Wadley and Bridger, Anz,Cl-COnrt, throgulol'. tun-street. • . . • ' - _' DIVIDIiNDS. , , y -,1 ~ - • ' ~...•-'"' Jett'. C 5. it.: Flodgsnn, NotjEtwilerton - r. - York , apothecarY- ~ „Jan..•.el. ki,. - , KirtEhatn, , Lattertstet, • '.. unt% pant Jan. 91 „' ' , 1 1 . ..::- t;tin'ard, Fountain-place, Citv..-nad, cat peater---Jall• ' 2 ' a • Eilis and E, Alder, Crooked:line, Inerehittitsr-FO l - 2 , 1 .,.. -- - i ... ' . ...add NI. Isaacs, Bevis-mai h•., London, merchants-3 , w. . 4 ' 1. 1 1 1 ' Jotursort,,Eigh tt E n,: S u r rey , 'f aritrer .., 4 an. :il'.:l%'.H Iggi ill i ( irc i . St. ile l 4nso 14 , 40 1, n, Ivine.4nereitant-.:-Feb.. 3.'3; Wangli. ""''' Martini's-le.Grand,. Lotrdoti, clnuatrtun—F,7ll.. S. P• C" e ' 'ThrOgriliniduZsii-rgk itill ) and' 'ewinittitillutt s ; S'it;;'i4Y,"i'tiircliatit—la"• "' J. I) ` lll l"CYA , 9 ,lo ualt - btreog jaiiar—iii.o. , ..lo. J. sii . 'ie bnithiii, auttione'er--:-Petr. 17. • (i. ‘V• w r,,Ltati Jterd t „Silt tun, Yoiksisire,. ship-builder -..Feb..41... W.,‘V i n": 12 ,... * " Bath, liatfer—fiati. t 4. .L. Itrr ant ,• bath, , 'itTtrEcri;''Tr - " . Jan. vo, 11. li.ost, iiittOtni-upou Hull,. so,4fiarit—bn• L** *.r• silo t.lipt:tore,, .tiiAtlot4 liast - el ti NortitaarprOnthire. s ,, te ß r 4l-- --,,J . utt. i4..l,cpoper, .144 h w e ;,,,,ElleTWlfeill.ritil l t. Sn' t4 s tui r ' . initslilie, firLder"jill. 80. I). ilarnett.;•l'ortlea, torri ,, , l- :, `?sttii., 44. ii: Bloviit, Larteashire, inerchatit- 2 -Jan. '2.5:J. FicilcPi;,. • pf,;,4l4ipotot), irrptinrottfer. - , • . .. ,'. • cEitT EICA'Ir..S--JaN. 23. - • • J. Sttape; - Paul • -sfrerE, linslrory';stiu.tre. cabinet - rual ,er--,. IV. Smith, Beet-Ferris, I)ertiliisteire, 'llnre-burnerlt. ilobertir, .., 1 414ictirs,. Irnttlinutlishire, timb e r-denier--11'. it r d;:raclf .,_,. (41 . - r4 Queen street, Lincolu's,inn,fteltis, broil-fatli l "• S. Aliat'on, .I)lnurie4 woollen-itrlier-1). 004, , in. Ne ,, ,P4, 1 0 . : Motins.mthshire, en:Ai-merchant --1.). liattyr, Dry ClouSlry ^ rauildbuJl, Yinli*liire, ruetelrait E. • .• "• •. • - , • . P.A. 'VINE It till'` 1)ISq11.VF.1) . ~ i I era . ' J. Green, and T.Nloule Londott—AV.:• Bollin g An- ' : w.i.edi . High liolhorn—(7. Miele, S. Hale, Etna) E. Vr9Pi n r'. P...uttry'; Olinlt'll ' (4n`tir as .relitt es t o th e taid S. liale.)---, ". •• Nioriisoet-, and. 4. Js klartinter latuh;ate-hill, Kith-nnitiers - ' (;,,tiletotios,,.J, Cillitlllo 4 0114 4 . .-1-1. I..,att e rk,b., 1,,,,n,10n,...ii 4. " . coottt-irrtilit 1)- 71 1, Nlorrts and W, lirtwket, (Jul 11r ,, aa*4% ttt uorortießihrage4ZlN. 11 , ..i444',N. ilardeto, jtin. anti it • .. a " • thiattriAttlantry. merchants. ti‘o tie at relates to the i4tict .A. 4 Uuthian)—H, C. littivltt. H. Ilarkey, A. Vivian l'..:a.ttis,to l6 •P. Riebanit, 1-1,..p . x1e ii7ouillity, (.:orti:tiali•-•-'l . . S i lreirparti 40 G. Steriiiv, , Polinnrutli, - 1116eitiaters-:-I*.' 110, 4 g and W. F"'' 'jun. of thy 4t oelE,Exchongtff'itocii-brakii-s=-3. 'fweeillile , "' • F41A1li11 ? , T i wee4ll,. ,Slphla figi, A vid, . 4 .i. , W iitt,..ttotlfill ''t I.aacttshire,:i!ool- iur,,,gv:§„.7.,-kw e irpl.t,, l l, .ihitt tft i l )1. A.411t.9 1 ' t ''' ` I ' j.llekoiin.r-6.- - cs:Afteh 1114 r.,.-Aikn ' owine v - S treet,, bros. fausittert- , ...fie licaparal . lVillittets7 We rritiicifirt;,hliars--A r • . 131451it45,..W.1i,,..: ,1"41,Hetw,t,5),,:114,, Turno.r,-. :6 Iti uc oat r, , mate' , cliant..-J (.. *!. S . Eatt , ,, jrod, 4 4. Nisci;w47, Grg .Shire-lane, 4 . 112 . " • .eciltils'llitt, bin ,. ttatttitiers 11. ...W ilson amt.,. Vestalks, ~,q" • .re i rpool,twilers---- , A . LAttllghelsll(i hi, ilkinrillida-etrad,le' ,4 " r cutters •rg's*ljicC46-1,,41c, ViMiPoo . . Fen-doutt,. lenehtfreir -;strest, %nil r)r 0u.....e rt „ L .Z.parijkett, fi.Straker and incisait Traltdsf, 'kirkfitlifon; l'tfikthtre, fanev nts,!.ers-,1, (filr.oti and W. Dawes,villiqsrstt . l4t-011ie i -('let'i,eti-well, 'fintheidge- Av 4 rriVnililturPr*.rl%. (..ankplfreill .% Ctitaibbi , ll, inn ` L l i r t,,4c9prittl, ‘. (.....mtpb,: ) l, . M.. N. Chulikbril, : ,T. (. ."9 } ‘' e * tr;nnd J. :-C:Ainp l )l l . (I , lltainvtr, tirercharitt......E. 11:ill; !'.;',. ki''''l'° attti ali . : INltttund, itettiitßreeii-rolid, whitel. m .!id-antrfar Au/era-74.: I •J'apling;l4ltd:.S.4ltattat,, Oreat-Winchetter:stret.: 4 'l3inal-Strect, geltisuths, il—.E. Lawson and G.l)raper,ltru;' 4 iaticli, .!1tilti1111?1:1•1 , ci , ri:ers-11.. and G. Best, ( irv e4w. " - 1 7 - - 'AV irtellgatNAtitlig .-Al. titAyd; 11'. Ntrtrthab; arid lt. tliti, Fnu..: l ialP-At.til,f, ItOtatuttiiiy, rove-Untker;t::...l; 'towline and • Tipple, H:tuttuers,ptilll,,,stErgcont,..li k . ititt:hig and. W, yrs 0 r ..: 'Hbileiwaf,'etnritironlii•rwers-11, Pri:der„ L. M. Shuou, un . 4 ! Fe - H. Vedder, Otttild-44nitie, insttranCe-lpinkers. , . i SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. iSEQiir.STRATTONS. • Bobi t rt.Nlittlin t Itutr o ijairrolV e—trrditori watt in Murray's inu, Ayr, 4th .01!1`' 2b11) Jinirtry, ,Jieretriher '2l.l."e*os'7,a Kellock, and liarossootie * • 411 440 11 iiiii—irrcditor's Leit iu Muies inn there',• atltau4 l6ol Jannar,t.,V,.,l.•,, • l'Yectuater ttkid fariwr and cattle-41e;ile r f ilwthaft---Crediturs duet in tiirran's inn, M rybule dtts ;Oa 26tb Jautory. at 12. • EXAMINATION'S, liIVIDI£NOS, tke. cftilitof !of kV WyPI, im*Nettit , recetia it final divid e nd from Joules Craig, jun. tlitrey 9 0 t! Fibrmirr.: e • . Creditors of Malcolm Macfarlane, cUttun-;p'ine ttOsr, li t i trill recciru diriiiend from Nl‘Gus ii), a..)colotattly I 61, 11 ,,w, 2411) Creditor; ,f Julio' Otikcriw. vrtlGerceitn ar dividead (ruin .T.uncs COMICS, Met . ' 04114 asgw.., 2: di Aispttitry.. , . 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