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" Mrs. Gibson, of Swindon rorlt anisseurs; to 'Le Ensign, vice Gossip, appointed to the 41st FQOt. . , TIE CO 111,11 ISS 10 E RSfrir' VIC7'U.4 LL N G Ills .11,-IJESITS N. 1 1 77 do hereby give Notice, that on 'Tuesday, the 25th Lvstanti they will. be ready to wceive coders in wri!ing (sealed op), and trelf for 0 1, out Sr, en I . l2,:usan'l Tow 'hydra awl Ten Barrels of AM ERI - FLOUR ; try he delivered in the cnnrse of the iiontlz of 41/ay Hell, at the several Islands and Colonies uaderoten- 68th Ditto, Ensign Charles John Boyes, from half-Pay of the 301 h Foot, to be , 4nsigu t Ticu John Westroppl.7arey, who exchange's. - 92 d Ditto, Brevet Major George Couperto be Major, with. out purchase, vice Furrier, deceased; and Lieut. Hector Munro !ones to be Captain of a Company, vice Conver : • Lieut. Henry Morgan Ito Wall, from half- pay of the glst Font, vice Rohert Hewitt, who exclian;::,es ; Ensigns James Mac &Malt, vice ('union, James Mackintosh, vice Lo gan, deceased; George Gordon, vice Wilt, deceased ; and Henry Cat) frori the' 53t trFoot,,vice Jones, to hi Liety. lemur • : Gent tenon Cadets Sir Osborne Gibbs, fron; . the Royal :s;'itary t 'viee Reynolds, decra4h.d • Edward C. Smith, front the Royal Military Coile<e, vice ; AC:pin:laid ; and Alexander Antsinek. Irem ti:e' Royal Military College. vice Nlaekintosh, to•lie Ensigns, without 'pinch:tie ELnital Assistant James Sire than, lice Thomas, deceased, to tee As sistant' Surgeon.' • ', • •2d West Indi,a„Begiment. Assistant Surgeon James Dunn, from half-pay of the :Wit Light Dragoons, to be Assistant SiLlgenn,rietrM ie hari who. excha,ges. • 311 Royal Veteran ilattalioo, Livid. Colonel ll i; limn Bel ford, trutirbaif , pily of tee ret It Gal risoa Battalion, to he Lien, tenant-Colonel, rice Daly, 'whose appointment has flue taken place. • - • Contributions already advertised ERCRIVED SINCE. ,C. d. N. B. Edmonstone, Esq. Francis Lloyd, Esq. ... 5 0 0 • Rev. George Clark Rev. Daniel Wil - son Rev. Archdencon Danbeny • • District Committee at Tunbridge, Ke 10 10 0 Rev. Archtleaton Jefferson ThT Lord Bishop of St. Asaph • 5O 0 0 Arthur Pntt, Esq. Newell Connop, Juu. Esq : J. Dysbn, Esi Messrs. 1.11 - 41:03 and Quilter 5 5 0 G. 11:. Taylor,-EsqeNte-P., .. . - - 0 - 0 J. H. Palmer, Esq. Rev. G. Champagne . ..... Earl Groseetilr Warden and Fellows of New College, oxford 105 0 0 E . Ar!l - larrowhy 5O 0 0 : Baba wag, Antigua,' 441iSTS, I).;Turrara,, Dominica, Granada, St. Vinetnt St Kittc, St. Lucia, Trinidad, Tobago. specific r i llantiti,...c to be delirered at each Island nr dna, hr kaaira upOn application at the Se( retary's pfif-, cr.; this Offire, where the Conditions of the Contract may also Sir R. W. Vanghan, Bart. MIP. G. 11. Vaughan, Esq 5 0 Loi d Call horpe 3O 0 0 Lieutenant-Colonel Daubeny be he r 11. A'' , Tender for a !css pantie:l thln the whole of what may le required for any one !slaw, or Colony witihe actepted; nor 'oil/ regard - tie had to any 7'endcr in which Vie Price . shall liCt. be inserted in frords at lenarth, or that shall, not 6e delivered to the Booed befiee flne o'Cloch on the said Tucvlivg, the itzth / H wang nor.unless the Person who makes Ce Tender, dr sane Person on his behalf, attends, to an swer when called for- The muter-mentioned Tracts may now he had at the Society's ()thee, fOr the Kith. of Temporary and Occasional Tracts, tin• 41, Fleet-stieet, nearly opposite 4.l4alicery-lane, Lon : Leslie% short and cast' Method with the Deists .... • u 3 Leslie's Truth of Christianity deuionstrated 0 3 Bishop Pollens's Evidences of the Truth of Christian ity, bound 0 6 Ditto, lialt-hound fiorne's Letter to Adam Smith ...-. 0 11 Bishop 11"aisorr's . Apuiogy for the Bible 0 5 • Atli Ditto, Captain Archibald from the Gilt IL.yal Vetisrati Battalion, to 11.. C:tplaitt td son, who., appointment has not taken tioset.eAt. STAFr.—Assisr:iot Surgeon .)'.lna ftqbert Sarery, from lialf,pay iti the 'lloyal West Irott,t lung r,, to be As sistant to the Forecs.—rio,niiial Mimes Malcolm Ritchie. vice Macleod, ds'ceacert ; and ciiiseles, vice Grier, deceased, to he Lio*ital Assist ol o k „ to t he Foie,. Face Tender mitst itho be accompanied by a Letter signed 4 .4 two responsible Perseus•, engaging to become bound with the tendering, iu the Penal Sum of 16 per Cent. on tke amount, for the dere performance of the Contract. Louth District Committee lO 0 0 The Dean of Westininster lO 10 0 The Thies Journal V./ 0 0 Hon. and Iter. E. J. Turnout Rev. J. Morris 3 3 0 The Lord Bishop of Exeter J. 'l7. Justice, Esq. G. A. Crawley, Esq. C. Crawley, Esq Atessrs..Goslings and Sharpe 52 10 0 His Grace the Archbishop of York lies. JJ. 13oc1z!cy S. Parker, Esq Sir .1. Langliaru, Bart. Mr. J. Drinfield Lishop Gibson's Three Pastoral Letters on Infidelity, 3tl. each, or trlether 0 6 Lord Lyttleton s Observdtions on the Conversion of St. Paul . _ _ STarr.—Brevet Nlzijor Marl( Pripet, from Ow 13th Foot, to he Sub-Inspector of Militia lu the lonian ls!es, Var qiitnirson, who exchanges. l• GaaßisoNs.—Captaiti Joslina Wingate Weeks, from half pay of the Nova Scotia Fencitiles, to be Town Adjutant at Cape itreton, rice Schwartz, who:resigns. Bishop Shertosik's Trial of the Witdoessi:s ppoz. 41 - ittn. kHnn Hun• .1. d. a. d. .r. d a. d. Ilearbot b Sidea.--.W it nesses for and against the Bible . 0 4 0. 6 010 1 3 Scripture the Guide of Life.... 0 6 010 1 6 2 6 Reasons fur retaining Chr:sti-• anitv ' OlO 1 9 3 0 4 The Liubeliever convinced .... 0 8 1 2 2 0 3 (> The Blind (hide, or Thomas • Paine ignorant fif the Bible-. ; 0 6 010 1 6 2 6 The Aliamioned- and- Penitent Blas?lieiner; or :lie Death beds of Voltairr and 'Lord Rs,- chester . - 6 First Dialogue het %Veen a Belie ver and an Uttbenever 0 8 1 2 2 0 3 6 Second'Ditto.... Ditto 0 1 - 0 1 9 a 0 5 4 Judgment of Reasoh, upon the Evineuces of the Christian Religion. In Two Dialogues, , between a Believeratid an Un- • believer. Dialogue I. An Appeal to RectiOn—Deisrit and Christianity cdiitra•ted;. 0 4 .0 6 010 1 S The Honest Parnier's P..litics and Religion. A A Christian Address on the Pre sent:Times. 0 6 010 1 6 2 6 The SPECIAL COMMITTEE hold their :Meetings at the sociciy's House, No. 5, Bartlet.'s Buildings, Holborn, to ail Communications are tu'lie addresseit;-atid 11S *hum Cowribotions are received, as well -as at Messrs. Goslings anti Sliarne, First-street, on account of the 'treasurer, iVatson, l 3 cet 'z r.--Captain Henq Marquess of Worcester, of the 37th F 00:, to be Major io the Army. (K)ODLUCK, and CO. re spectfully' neg . unit*, the Public, that :the STATE LOT- ThltY of 10,000 Ti e t ie ts, with Four Prizes of. 20-,0001. aey . 2 1,1141 win begin DrawinK WEDNESOAS, the p r ict b• Second a n d L a 4 of Drawing the . 191 Ti `CKFAN and SHARES are selling by KWH ARDsON, GOODLt7CIi, and Cn. at their Offices, liatik-ltddings, Curnhill, and Charing-Cross, who sold, last August, N 0.710, a Prize ut La 6,000 Consuls. C'onlmissions in the Staffordshire• Regiment of Yeomanry Ca r:lily, signet by the Vice , Lieutenhslt of the County ut Staf, Tionnas Hawke., Esq. to he Captain; Cornet Si.encer Ro gers to.ite Lit otet..ant ; LI. Hordern, Gent. to i.i,nitto; John Wrotteslev,Gent.tot e tlitto; .Totin Aston, Gent. to be ditto; Thomas iCinrersly, Crot. to ite Cornet; and George Graze brooke, Gent. to iw d Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Jtarensworth Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, John Barras, Gent. to be Lieutenant. NEW AND IMPROVED EflTT k OF THE ELEGANT EXTRACTS. Mrs. J. Drii+field 2 2 0 Re•v. J. Light foot .... • 2 o The Lord Bishop of Norwich...• 25 0 0 N. Charrington, Esti . 10 TO 0 Rev. Dr. Jobson The Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry Rev. Dr. Hughes • . The Lorti'Bislicip of Br istol llinicombe, Esq. The Lord Bishop of Gloucester Captain J. Edgcumhe 5 0 0 Rey. •r. Slim, Sir G. &twining tat Troop of Si...cktiin Yeomanry Cavalry, WOlihm Esq. to lq Captain ; Edward Wal ly, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; an d J anirs Robson, Gent. tube Cm•liei . • This Day were ptibli4led, A New Edition, neatly printed in One very large Volume, Royal Oetaio, price 211 s. in troai'ds, FLEGANT.ExTRAcTs poi:THY ; be mg similar in Det,io.tt to Elceant Extracts in Prose. Laudon : P r i nted for J. 1"3"4"' and the other Pro p-rieturs.- 241 Troop; Thomas Robinson Grey, Esq. - to be Captain ; WOham Ilawkes, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and Thotitas liow erby, Gent. to Lie Cornet. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County l'al:tbint of Lancaster. Thomas Lyon, Esq. t Ise I)cputy-Lietitetea'nt. Mouth:in !loyal Lancashire Julio Plombe, Esq. to be Colonel; Lawrenre Rawsioroe, to he Myles jun. Esq. to he Captain ; Edmund Puiltp ~!aeks on, Gent. to be Ensign; and Alfred Kirkiip, Gent.. to ba Su Irgeoll. • fid Battalion, William At het tun. Cent, to be Lieutenant. 811 Bett , alion Tlontiai Henry Eq. to he Captain. Elaele.,urn Le « er Division Iftginiclit of Local Niilitin,Henry William Halton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Of whom may be 110, le ELEGANT Ex TRA cTs Useful and Entertaining Fas S3 geS in Parse, selected for thy Improvement of Young r"sons, New Edition, Royal Octavo, 20s. in boards. ELEGANT F.PISTI.ES ; being a copious Collection of familiar and a:wt.:log Letters. A New Erlitian, much ini -19r"v("1 by' dditional Letters of Gibbon. Beattie, Cowper, :fir W Jones, Richardson, Young, Montagu, and many Ro)al Octavo, 20s. in boards. 10 10 5 5 GEO. •GASKIN, D.D. Secretary. Bartlett": 1111. 11320. Piescut iteginient, Thomas Orrenag, Esq. to be Captain.; Wi!pan Ito - a -tow. Esq. to be tlitio; Jan.,s Johnson, Gent. to 1).• Lieutenant ; Pet. r Gurna:l,-Gant to be ditto; and JaineS Glover, (tent. to In Ensign. Warrington Regiuient, Thoin4. Parr, Esq. to be Captain. From the LONDON GAZETTE of Jun. 8, 1820. ROYAL HOSPI'TA L, CHELSEA, JANUARY Z, 1820. I N put sua tice o f t h e A ct o f the 5501 year of hi, present l.Tajesty, by which it is enacted that the Out- PellsionMa of this Hospital shall in future he paid quarterly. in advance, instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby - gisen, by order of the, Right Honourable the Lords and others, Corn sni'Ssioners fur tiianrging the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners tl!ereof, residing London, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, With their Instructions az& Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's 011 ice in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different c:4 sses) according to their several Rates of Pension, as un -4lermemtioned; when attendance will be given from Ten 'eclock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for t he I l ayiuvut of a Quarter of a Year's Pension its advance, to 34111 March On TUESDAY, the 11th of January. The Pettsioaeris at bd. per day, and those at tid. to the end of the innobered Regiwents. o i , WED N ESDAY, the 12th of January. Those at 6d. fro the Roy al Garrison Battalion, and re.! /24ini,Ig Regiments and Corps; those at 7d. and ad. and all the Ca•vairy at Ad. p e r, On THURSDAY, the 13th of January. Those of 9d, from the Font Guards. frith those from the lit Begiment of F oot to the 60th inclusive. On FRIDAY, the 11th of January. in Those a t 9d. per dav,. 'from the 61st Foot, and all the re aining Regiments and Corps; as also those at 10d. per day. On SATURDAY, the 15th of January. Those at Is. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca talrY, With the Ist and 2d Reqinieuts of Foot Guards. ThoseOn MONDAY, t h e 17th of January. With th at Is. per day, front the 3d Rtgiusent of Foot - Guards, ose from the Ist Foot, to the end of the numbered Regipients at that Rate. Thos 011 TUES DAY, the 18th of danuary. ;Ind eat Is. per d ay, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, all the remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at IS. OP, per day. On W RDNESDAY, the 19th o f J anuary. Those at clay. Is. Id, I s . t id . Is. 2d. is. ild. an d Is . 9 d . per On THURSDAY, the ioth of .Imiliary. Those at Is. 31d. Is. 4d. Is. 'lid. is. 5(1. Is. s. 61. Giti. Is. 7d. I s . Is. yd ls. epi. Is. 9d. ts. 5/d. 1 91. and luil. per clay. On FRIDAY, the 2I st of January. Those at Is. 101 d. per day and upwards, and those Fen shiners who hare been admitted on account of Igindness; l itt:wise thv Private (3eittlemen who receive Annuitie's in lien of Pension, from the late first and second Troops of Horse Guards, It is also ordered and directei, that all the Ont-Pensioners betonginK to the said Hospital do pay particular atte,tition to their Instructions, which they are required to prance at the tim e of Payment, by which thoe Pensioners residing beyond the Rills of Mortality are 'ordered to transmit to the I' ,F -tua,ter-General of his Majestc's Land Forces iii London, their Affidavits a$ therein prescribed, on or immediately after i;very Quarter-day, without which their Names will not he entered on the Pay-Lists for • the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their Place of Ahcide, as specified in their Affidavits, without unavoidable netessity, and dilly notifying the same. e ndfurther t o ta k e N 4.t i ve, that in cons tnoctice of x• - triorts Frauds having hien connoitted by Pensiot.eis in . the Receipt of l' ens i on and Prizai-Money, it is firtiered that 311.(hit-Prii • r"ne'rs so ofiendine, shall be struckiitf the Pension List, and rurteit for ever all llenefit arising front t liis Eslablishfuent• Itlf„:llX.4.D NEAVE,, Sezretary and Itysistrar. The Lord Bishop of Bangor 3O 0 0 Rev. Archdeacon .owen . .. W. Sikes, Esq. J. F. , lO C Rev. De. Tourrtay - 10 "10 6 Martinis of Hertford J. Turner, Esq. 5 5 0 E. Turner, Esq. Rev. W. J. Rodher 3 3 0 Castle Cary Committee Rev. Duke Yonge The Lord Bishop of Won:este; 3O 0 0 I 1 0 William Cotton, Esq. . • 10 0 0 J. 'C. Batt, Esq. Reverend W. Ktiatchhull 5 0 0 Honourable and Reverend A. Grey 3 3 0 Reverend Dr. Yates ... 6 5 0 John Patteson, Esq. • • 2 0 0 Hugh Leycester, Esq. ... lO 0 0 John Pepys, Esq. .. lO 0 0 biisa Eversfieid 5 0 0 S. E. Ferrier, Jun. Rer , rend Dr. P.Fisher 5 0 0 Reverend V B er ti e 5 5 0 J. Crossnlizhatn, Esq 5 0 Archdeacon Cambridge so 0 o Reverend Edmund Ferrers , . "5 5 0 Reverend John •Mitc4ell 2 2 0 Sir John Silvester Mrs. Franks Archdeacon Naves 5 5 0 Reverend George Matthew . 5 5 Reverend H H. Blackman ... 2 2 0 Honourable arid Reverend E. Rice R. P. Glyn, Esq. Anonymous N. E. Kindersley, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. M.P lO 0 0 C. E. Rumbold, Ent A'. W. F. Major, Esq. Reverend T. Jrphson ....... i 0 0 Reverend 11. G. Watkirfs G. W. Marriott, Esq lO 10 0 The Lord Bishop of Salisbury SO 0 0 ASIIIIOII/C Collllllittee Miss E. Hiitou.... 5 0 0 R. w. Grantham Committee 5 5 0 Lord Aston W. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. Reverend Robert Moore . 5 5 0 Reverend T. G. Ackland' Honour:tide W. ' lO 0 0 Reverend Dr. Pinckney Reverend - C. Gaunt 1 1 0 Sit George Pciwnall 5 0 0 Reveread T. T. Harerfield 1 0 0 Reverend G. L. Gower . 5 0 0 .1. M. (it Esq. .. • . 5 0 0 Reverend Ricliard' Rallies Reverend C. prohy, jou• 5 5 0 Colonel JetiLinsois R. Jenkinson, Esq. 2 2 0 Messrs. Rivingtons Whitehall, Jail. 7, 18,0. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent hes bee;. I > ••ed, in the name anti on the behalf of Isis Majes.y, to appoint the _Rev. James Camptell to the-Church Intl Parish of Tragusir, in the Pres bytery anti-County, of Peebles, in the room of the Rey. Jonas Nicol, deceased. His 1t , 1441 the Prince ktegent has been ple4sed 10 Npprove 01 Ihe nomination of Charles Wray, , Esq. liArrigter at Law, to be Re corder of Kingstou-on-H.411. AA I I,ITA RY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Jan. 7. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain James Alfred Schreiner; froM half-pay 2 d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Patrick Heron Guldie, who ext.banges, re ceiving the dilierem;e._ 1011; Regiment of Light Diagnons, Cornet and Adjutant Samuel Wells to have the rank of Lieutenant. . llth Ditto, Captain Janws Mylne, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Crawford, who ex changes. 130 Ditto, Captain Thomas Crawford. from the 11th Licht prazoons, to be Captain of a Troop, rice Mylne, who exchanges. _ _ Ist Brgiment of Ftot, Brevet Major Getrge Atignstus We t herail to be 'Major, Ls it iout purchase, vice Lynch, deceased; Lieut. Angits Macdonald to be Captain of a ('ompany, vice Wetherall ; Ensigns John Eddi 7)g,ton; vice' M•Eweri,'OeCeßS , eel ; and Charles Lewis, vice Macdonald, to be Lieutentints, without purchase, William Tottenhani,Gent. vice F.Adilio ton ; '---:Home, Gent. vice Lewis, to be Ensigns, wiihont purchase; :Lieuteuatit Men Cameron, rice dec. to be Adjutant. 1 Ith Ditto, Brevet Nlajor John Campbell to be Major, with out purchase, vice Eirinizton; impinged to the 4th Royal Ve• teran Battalion ; .Lieut, William. Walker to be Captain of a Company, rice Campbell; Ensign• Francis Marsh to be Lieu tenant, vice Walker. • 17tii tlitto. Lient. William Lucius Cary, from half-pay of the York Chassenis. to be Lieutenant, vice Henry William Wnihridt e, olm exchanges, receiving' the difference. • ' 19:h Ditto, Captain Henry - Hobert Forriuhassoo,from Sub- Inspector of ia in the lonian Islands, to be Captain of a (dmipany, vice Prager. oho exeliantres. 31 st Ditto, Lieut. John William (4, g e, from half-pay of the Foot 'Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice William Smyth, who exchanges. receiving; the difference. 39d Ditto, Ensign Manley Power, from the 69th Foot, to be Ensign; vice Bennett, who exchanges. CO' Ditto, Ensign William Goss►p, from the 87th Foot, to he Ensign, vice•Montagu Burro►ves, who retires upon half. pay York Chit...it:curs. 49d Ditto, Lieut. James Macdougall, from half-pay of the B:,th Font,• to be Lientenunt, vice George tonden, who ex changes, teceirine the difference. . 411 h Ditto, Ve iliiani Fludyer, Gent.. to he Ensign, without vice Barry, deCeased; Ensign Gilbert Woo!lard to lie Adjotant,•vice Barry, deceased. 50th Ditto,.-Ensigns George Flnde, vice Fs4wards, deceas ed ; and James Weir, vice Harley, deceased, to 17e Lieute nants, without purchase; Gentleman Cadet John Foy, from the. Royal Military College, , v;ce Flude; and Swan/lime .John Hodgson, Gent. vice Weir, to he Ensigns, Without purchase. 54111 Ditto; Captain Edwin.Cheere Emett, front half-pay of the 33d.F00t, to be Captain of. a Company, vice Charles Lionel Fitzgerald, who exchanges. Bth Ditto, Julio Skinner. Cent. to he Ensign, without. pur chase, vice Campbell, promoted in the 9'.:d Foot. Gist Ditto, Lieutenant Norbury Furnace to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, Vice deceased; Ensign R o t4ert Norris Verner, to be Lieutenant, vice Furnace ; and Adolphus Grieve, Gent. to be Ensign, vise Verner. 6th Ditto, Ensign William „Bennett,. from the 32d Foot, to be En`ign, vice Power, who exchanges. • 73d Ditto, Captain William O'Brycn MacMahoti, from half pay of the 95111 Poot., to be Captain of a Company, vice Thos. Wright, whO exchanges. talb Lktwurd Sotlturlit.n,d, ffora balf-pay of BAN NIZZ:PTS. E. Hurry, Freeman's -court, Cortihill, merchant, to gar-. r e mi t ,' Jan. t 1,2?, 11, Stoiciturs, Messrs. swain, Stevens, 'Maples, l'earse, and Hunt, Frederick's. place, ()id Jewry. J. D. P,,wlrs. Frceiaan's,conrt, Col - 11 11, merchant, Jan. It, '22, Xeti. 10, -at (indt:tia:l. Solicitors, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearce, and Hunt, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. J. Taylor, Hedon, Yorkshire, mariner, Jan. 15,25, re). 19, at Guiltiltali. • Sglicitor, r. liinehuan, 13a.inghall-street. J. Peek, placl.4eat h-bill, Keat, carpenter, Jan. 15, 25, Feh. 19, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Sandon, Slade's-place, Dept turd. I. B. Belcher, Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex, line's-draper, Jail. 22, ga, Fcb. 19, al Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Comer ford, Copt hall•coart, Throgmorton street. T. Nerstriii, Cateatori-Artet, wareitousemao, Feb. VI, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Walker and Itankih, Old Jewry. W. Ares, Watton; Norfo;li, grocer, Jan. 15, 22, Feb. 19, at Solicitors,•Mess.s. Saint) and Lawford, Drapers', Thtogn►Orton-street. J. P. Butter, Bilsom, Staffordshire, grocer, Jan. 19, 21, Feb-19, at the Vine inn, Statl'►•rd. Soliciiur, Smith, dltleru►anhury-postern. T. H. Bartlett, Banbury, Oxfordshire. mercer, Jan. le, 19, Feb. 19, at the White Lien-inn, Banbury. Solicitors, Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, heel Lion-square. .1;7. Payne, Newg;:,4.-street, hater, Jan. 11, z 5, Feb. 19, at G(1 .. .1(.111:01. Sulii.itor, Mr. Olt:than), 1 , 2‘.1-1-sti eet,Blackni:n F. S. Lace, Liverpool, brazier, Jan. 27, 29, Feb. 19, at the Star and Gart;:r tavern,• Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Whve Cebtir•stveet • C. Simpson, Stretford, Lancashire, liorsery—an, Jan. 2S, 29, Fel). 19, at the Doz Jaren', Alaischestel.. Solicitors, Messrs.. Hurd and Johnsoo, Temple. J. Board, Higlibridge, Somersashire, shopkeeper, Jan. 24, 25, Feb.: 19, at the Bush-inn, Bristol. Solicitor, Mt. Pear son, Temple. •A. Milligan, Wolverhampton, tea-dealet , Jan. 11. 18, Feb. 19, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Chester, Staple-ion. V. Wynn, Dean-street, Sojto, watch-maker, Jan. 11, 24, Feb. 19, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Palmer and France, littiford-row. D. Gerard, Old Cavendish-street, St. Marylebone, Jan. 1 I, 22, Feb. 19, at Guittlhall. Solicitor, Mr. Nowell, Esstx-street i , Strand. H. Sellers, -Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, Feh. 4,5, 19, at the Thorn-inn, Burnley. Suiirams, Messrs. Hurd and Jubn,fin, Tempie. J. Livese•y, Farnworth and Prevtole mills, Lancashire, 'paper-ofaker, Feb. I, 2,19, at tilt: S►ran-inn, Bolton. Soli citor, .Mr. 11Irdtluwcrott, Gray's-nt. W. liradfii-111, North Elf nhiffii, Norfolk, hater, Jai:. so, 7e, Fib. 19, at thy King's :it:ad-fan, Nurt If Elninaot. Solicitors, r%; eSSTS. Leixou itutl.San, Gray's-inn •square. E. Maddock, It. (aqin, and J • IlDiacke, Liverpool, mer chants, Jan. 'Feb. 19, at the Geo, ge-fsio, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Lowe ~id Bower, Sothatoptou-huddiogs, :chancery-lane. (Dividends, &c. 'Fu•morrow.) A letter from Manchester, , •f ;he 6th instant., says—" The persons apprehended, thatged stabbing Mr. CLOUGH, one of the watch anti stai d, h a ve bien ex Amine() and discharged, toe want of a sufficient indentity. Mr. Ct.ouGit is stilt vet y unwell, and confined in his •room, hut 014 Doctors consider him out of danger. A vet y ie., iapectable and numerous inee‘ing of the Gentic men of Manchester was held yesterday, putsuant to .an anvertisemrut of. the 13oroughreeve and Constables, for the purpose of considering the best mode of relievitkr, the necessitous poor. Se %et al Resolutions were entry ed into, and a subscription will be opened, for the purpose of providing bedding and clothes during the present ncientent season."