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PICTUdL ING-OFFICE, • N0v..9, THE COMMISSIONERS f or VICTUAL LING His 31,4JESTre Aviirr, 4 - c. do hereby hire Notice, that on Tuesday, the 30th kutant, they will It ready to receive Touters in writing (sealed up), and treat k,t4e supply (on s e p ar at e C on t ra ct s ) o f all such quantities !SEA PR OVISIONS, including RUM, as may be demanded 14' the "e of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the places , 4der- nsentioned, from the Ist January to the 31st Decent. inclusive, vie. : Ofiltsay Greenock Kingstown and Dublin Ltattlontierry and Loughswilly 144 , Leith Roads, and the Frith of Edinburgh 4111(1 Liverpool. 7te Condition s of the Contracts may be seen at this Office, 44, awyitis; to the Secretary of the Postmaster-General ei NW' and to the Collector of the Customs at each of "obits piques. • 4.6e1t Temter must specify the Price in Words at kngth, : 4 1 ' 16 e delivered btfore One o'Cloch on the day appointed ; and p: s 6 e ac companied by a Letter signed by two respons ibl e '44 (n 'f 4 4rio r to become bound with the Party tendering rAtt penal sum of 5001. for the due performance of each of 141c,,, rad:. Ow nut ies the Tender, or sonic Person on his t 4(ft Mirst attend to antwer'whencalled for. IreILLER CLIFTON. P IC7'U4LLINO-OF'FICR, Nov. 9, iR44. fIIE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL. LING His 31,1JESTY'S NAVY, erc.do hereby give sati re, it t44l on ir e d„,,,,i gv , theist December next, they will' ts * to re ce i ve 7'enders in writing (sealed up), and treat 11h 14 e supply, on separate Contracts, of what FRESH 4 V may be` equired fur Me use of His Majesty's Ships 4 7 Nets aMe places under -mentioned, from Me Ist ,of c ::"1 , to the 31st of Decem th i h t h a n n d Kinsale 1 ; 4 , Illpheitown h 7vfes pirns 411110Uth ittl.l Chide ti "fetlock /4 0Nich milltown unit Dublin per, 1825, inetruive, viz.:— Leith, Leith Roads, and the Fritts of Edinburgh Liverpool Londonderry nod Loughswilly fvl i !ford Haven Portsmouth Plymouth Sheerness And Torbay. 44,1 also for the use of the Officers and Men attached to the Ids 3d, 4th, sth, and Eth Divisions V the Coast Block -14) for the. Prevention of .Smuggling, in the Counties of . " .44 and Sussex, on separate Contracts for each Division. Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office av applying. at the Post-Office at Dublin ;to Mr. Reeks, 0. 1. ' Wier, Mr. Stokes, or Mr. Dunsterville, Agents for P ietualling at. Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chathane, and bt"4t r especterely : to Mr. Vida, Victualling Wharf, Do -40: air. 7'rounsell,. Deal Yard; Mr. C. Bartlett, at Brix t' captain 11PCulloch, at Deal; and to the Pursers r rrepective Divisions of the Coast Blockade; or to the 114 41 . e. ' : e . 0r: of His Majesty's Customs at each of the other 4 11,14 Ten der mos t specify the price in words at length, 94i 11, deli vere d b efore O ne o'Clock on the day appointed: : °4l +t be a ccompan i e d by a Letter, signed by two responsi 4,re : cr one,. eng ag i n g to become bound with the Party ten -44,4g, in the Poled Sums of .1,0001. fur the due perform ,7o` qt the Portsmouth and Plymouth Contracts, of 1,0001. '1; Chatham and .Sheerness, and of 5001. for each of the Contracts. tit 4 e Person who mukes the Tender, or some Person on 14114 . 1 ; must attend to aicswer when called fol:. Al. WALLER CLIFTON. hp p 11 . 1'7O 11 1) PICTUeILLINO-YeIRD,. Nov. 15, 1844. are to give Notice, That on ThursdaY 1 , 4 ,! t 24 of December next, at Ten o'clock in the Morn. ti; „ : Put up to PUBLIC SALE, at His Majesty's to; tr"„, ili nV Yard De tfard sundry Lots of the .1 1,11, 0 447, c 4 eri nceable 4 ad Dust ~" P p rir Sweepi ng , t_e Screenings 11 41 0 Iti.,,kg';)the Sweep.. h a "lnntley&S qt,‘,L4ild ltag . s 4-° h r 9c Bag s ,41v!`d scats ct - jj P‘ of 251. p e r rent . in Cash or Notes of the Bank t:l' 4 '" l , ie to be made upon the amount of each Lot e „ tin 'e of 'Sale, and th e rema i n d er o f Me .purchase- M rp : 1° Paid before the. Stares are removed, Jr which rt:4 '4 period offourteen working days will be allowed (61 day of S a l e; the Buyers particularly observing it:4r,,n6eless Mal. one, half of. the quantity is to be on the first seven days, and. the remainder i,r 4 - '" 4 • , ,i' ° "° ,l 4u4 , - days, otherwise the Depqsit Money will be t 4 '! (1 St;ir t ; remain - Mc property Of Ike Crown, Or g , ?!olon of time will, on any aceuntit, be granted. N; a "'es may be viewed during. the workincbour.v of the "le three. days imme( li ately precedial the day of - 9414 4 nmy be had on application at thc, said Yard. JOHN RILL, Comptroller. 'orve,tiow lying in the said Yard, vie. Empty Tea Chests SiCandle Bexek Rutter & Cherie Beef Pork Suet RRISIIIS Rice Staves. Leager Uutt Puncheon Hogshead Barrel Half•Hogsheud Kilderkin %all Cask ' And Tierce and Barrel &c. &c. &c. Stignr Cocoa Anniseed Vinticar Boards Ends MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1824. ROYAL HARBOUR OF RAMSGATE OFFICE. London, Nov. 26, 1824. IN consequence of the TOWN of RAMS. GATE having been recertify LIGHTED by GAS, and that Ships going for the Harbour in the Night Time found a difficulty in distinguishing the Pier Light. Notice is hereby given, that from and after the 10th of De cember next, the PIER LIGHT will be exhibited through a clear and strong shade of RED COLOUR. By Order of the Board of Directors, JOHN KIRKPATRICK. Sec. VQUITAIILE A.,4 • PA OAN BANK COM NY. ness the DUKE of YORK. 'SID) NTS. Stephen Lushington, Esq. LL.D. M.P. John Geo. LanibtoNEscl 3l •P• S. Marjorlbanks, Esq. M.P. Samuel Scott, Esq. M.P. John Smith, Esq. M.P. Sir William Congreve, Bart. 4 M.P. . B. M. Barrett, Esq. M.P. TORS. John Burnell, Esq. Thomas Hamlet, Esq. James Brogden, Esq. M.P. George Harrison, Esq. David Barclay, Esq. Sir Peter Laurie, Kat. Benjamin Carr, Esq. C. Elton Prescott, Esq. Joseph Clarke, Esq. M. Surtees, Esq. Henry Clarke, Esq. A. Surtees, ESE! • - Francis Cresswell, Esq. Ruben Sutton, Esq. Colonel Davies, M.P. Mr. Aid. Thompson, M.P. John Dunston, Esq. Joshua Walker, Esq. M.P. Joseph Fry, Esq. John NiTilkin, Esq. Isaac L. Goldsmid, Esq. t'. 'Wilkinson, Esq. Auvrrons. PATRON—His Royal High' V zcz..Pßt John Bent, Esq. M.P. Sir Richard Birnie, Knt. Mr. Alderman Bridges, MP. Hon. W. K. Douglas,. 31. P. John Chas. Herries, Esq.3l.P. William Hohnes, Esq. M.P. ClLAlUMAN—blajor.General F.R.S DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN-8, DIREC _ M. Attwood, Esq. M.P. NV. Stanley Clarke, Esq. Thomas 3letcalfe, Esq. T. Carr Glyn, Esq. R. M. Haik es , E sq .. TREASVRERS-111essrs. Frys and Chapm a n. 3l essrs .Spooner, Auwoods, and Co. So r.rctron—John Esq. Finsbury-place. Notice is hereby given, that all persons, being Holders of the original Certificates of Shares in this Company, are requested to attend on an early day, at the Office of the Company, No. 26, Cateatop-street, between the hours of 11/ and 4, to produce those„yriginal Certificates, and exchange them for the New Cer tificates now issued ; and to execute the Deed prepared for_the regulation of the Company, preparatory to theitantediute com mencement of Business, and to another application to Parlia ment in the ensuing Session. " By Order of the Vice-Presidents and Directors. Office of Company, JOHN NVILKS, 26, Cateaton-street, Solicitor, Finsbury-place. Nor. 26, 1824. LA BEAWIE ON INDIGESTION, TORPID AND OBSTRUCTED LIVER, ASTHMA, &c. • R. LA' - BEANIE, Medical Surgeon, Dec -1 vit trician, &c. announces to the Public that he has for the last seven years made an extensive use of Galvanism in disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, Asthma, (7tita. neous, Glandular and Scrophulous Complaint.s, affections of the Head, Deafness, Blindness, Lameness, with the most bene ficial results. Even in very aggravated cases in which repeated courses of Mercury, the Blue Pill, Chlorine, Sulphur, Actd, and others, baths had entirely failed, Galvanism has fully suc ceeded. That the judicious application of this Agent is a safe, mild, and effectual substitute for mercury, .in many chronic disorders, is now an established fact of gnat importance to So ciety, and numerous Persons of the first respectability who had. for years suffered from those diseases, And have obtained per feet recovery, can be referred to, who will cheerfully bear testi mony to the success of this Remedy, which is administered by' Mr. La Beanie without producing any painful feeling whatever. As some medical men are unacquaintsl with Mr. La Beaume's peculiar treatment, and therefore incompetent to give an opinion on the subject, and as others object to those means not used in common practi ce , a di rect a ppli cat ion should b e ma d e to him, for informatio n or a d v i ce, as h e f rom hislong experience of the curative powers o f hi s own reme di es mu s t b e most capable of judging of their effi:acy in any case of disease, at bis house, No. 31, Sou disti l p um . row, Russell-square, from Nine. to Ten, and from Twelve to F our o'Clock. betters, post 'paid. See La Beanie on the .Air. Pump, spout, Bath, and Galvanism, in the cure of Gout, PalsY, &c. fis. ; also La Beautne on Electrict ee to the cure of IWTrus and Chronic disorders, Blindness, miss Lameness;lic., 10s. ; anti La licaume on Indigestion and the Portable Stalateev, with cases of its singular efficacy in Erisioelas, Epil e reity , is a y, lqu,, wmat i on of the Lungs, Croup, &e... 2s. ad. The Su :d potable Warm Air Bath, capable of bein g applied to Patients tot e d, and at their own houses. Published and Sold by Ilighley, Fleet-street, Lett, Cornhill ; 110ot:hunt, Bond- s treet; and max be had o f all Booksellers. In the Matter of WILLIAM MARSH, JOSIAS HENRY STRACEY, and GEORGE EDWARD GRAHAM, Bankrupts; and in the *Matter of HENRY pAuNTLE ROY, a Bankrupt. N OTICE is hereby given, that by an Order made in these Matters by the Right Honourable the LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR. of GREAT BRITAIN, bearing date the 26th instant, his Lordship did amongst other things order, That the Commission of Bankrupt 'awarded and issuod against the said 'William Marsh, .losias Henry StraceY, Henry Fauntleroy, and George Edward Graham, bearing date the 28th day of Octoberlast, and also all the Proceedings had and taken under the same, be tOrthwith brought into and depo sited in the Office of his Lordship's Secretary of Bankrupts ; and that all further Proceedings under the same be staid until, his Lordship's furtber9rder. 'The Creditors who have not yet proved their Debts under the other Commissions in the title of the foregoing Notice, and which continue in operation, may prove the same at either of the Meetings already advertised for the 30th instant, anti the 7th and llth of Decembermest, . A.-GORDON, Solicitor to the Assignees. Old Broutl.street, N0v.17, 1834. In the Press, and will be published the latter end of this Week, A N A NSW ER to Mr. ' LONG LAND'S .Lll. PAMPHLET on the WAREHOUSING SYSTEM. Publleum bonum preVato est preferendum. Published by J. M. Rkhardson, 23, Comhill. This day.was published in one vol. Bro., rice 213. boards, ASUPPLEMENT toIIAYFAI R.'S co. E aMETRY and WOOD'S ALGEBBA, completing a Course cal , Mathematics, iti Theory and Practice. By THOMAS DUNCAN, A.M., Professor of Mathematics in the - University of St. Andrew's. Printed for Gem B. Whittaker, London ; and David Brown; Edinburgh. 'THAMES QUAY.—Notice is hereby given, 1 that application is intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session thereof, for leave to bring in a Bill, and to obtain an Act for making, constructing, and maintaining a Quay, with Warehouses underneath, and with Buildings to be erected on parts thereof, and with a Dock or Basin between the said Quay and part of the North shore of the River Thames, and with proper entrances and a Bridge across part of the said Dock or Basin, near a certain place called or. known by the name of Whitehall-place, in the parish of St. Martin-in-the Fields, in the. City and Liberty of Westminster, such Quay to have a road or carriage ,horse and foot way from the said place, called Whitehall-place, to or near to a certain place called 131ackfriars Bridge, in the parish of St. Ann, Black friars, within the City of London ; and for making proper ave nues, ways, bridges, roads, and approaches to thesaid Quay, and the buildings thereon, and for paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, watering, and otherwise improving and maintaining the same, and the avenues, passages, and approaches leading thereto or communicating therewith, which said Quay, erec tions, buildings, roads, and ways, and other works, together with all requisite sluices, drains, wharfs, tide mills, bridges, footpaths, ways, roads, avenues, pr approaches appertaining thereto, are proposed to pass into, through, or within the several wishes of St. Margaret, Westminster; St. Martin in the Fields; St. James, Westminster,; St. Paul, Covent-garden; St. Clement Danes ; St. Mary le Stand ; and the precinct or parish of the Savoy ; the Parish or Chapel of St. John Baptist, in the precinct of the Savoy, and the Liberty of the Rolls, the Middle Temple, the Inner Temple, the • precinct or liberty of iVhitefriars, the precinct or liberty of Bridewelli, and the parishes of St. Dunstan in the West, St. Bridget's otherwise St. Bride's, and St. Ann, Ltlackfriars ; such several parishes, precincts, chapel, and liberties, severally being in the city and liberty of ‘Vestminster, in the city of London, and in the county of Middlesex, or some or one of them. And it is proposed to fix and limit, in and.by the said Bill, toles, rates, rents, and dues to be taken for the use and occupation of the said Quay and other Works, and for the passing of passengers,. carriages and horses, over the same. Dated the 22d day of November 182.1. Wlll. LE.AKE, Solicitor. 20, Devonshire-street, Portland•place. HAZARD and Co. with , their usual Success, Sold Prizes of TWENTY and THIRTY THOU. SAND POUNDS in the last Six Weeks, and now respect fully call the attention of their Friends and the Public to the ♦eryy novel and interesting Schenie; to begin Drawing on the Itith of DECEMBER: Its peculiar features and 'advantages are as follow :—it contains TWO Prizes of .£30,000. TWO Prizes of 1,204,900. uand many other Capitals!) together with tem ch.approyed plan first introduced by HAZARD and Cu., of giving X 5 to every Number ;• so that there are in fact NO BLANKS ! Two of the Capital' Prizes are in 3 per Cent. but HAZARD and Co. hereby engage to pay the Fortunate Purchasers at their Offices £lOO Money for every £lOO Stock.. Another.advantage highly favourable to Purchasers, is the ' o pp ortun i ty off ere d, 0 1 obtaining all the Capitals drawn on the 16th of DECEMBER, at a trifling Rick, as ' 18 WILL BE RETURNED, any time before the 26th DeceMber, for every Whole Ticket, and in proportion for Shares; therefore no Purchaser can lose more than 41. Ills. by a Whole Ticket, or Os. fid. by a Sixteenth, and on the same scale for every other Share, though he may gain Twenty Thousand Pounds, or more, and somebody must gain that stun, at least,' on the lath December, as the Two First Prizes will have Twenty Thousand each, and 4,000 other Prizes will be drawn. Such are the outlines o(this attractive! Scheme, which induce }Warty and Co. to antielpate an unpre— cedented demand, as they can with mfect confidence recom mend it as one of the beat Schemes their old-established house ever presented to the Public. • The following are the Numbers of the Capital Prizes sold at Ilazaun and Co.'s Old Established Offices, Royal Exchange Gate ; '26, Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford-street ;• on the 3d of the preient month, Norember, and the sth last month, viz.- 5;756 . £30,000 8,478 £l,OOO • 10,699 -•- £20,000 I 18,74.1 - • 1:1,000 Besides many others of DOD, £3OO, £2OO, &c. &r. 41' In a late HAZARD laotterand y w Co. S hic hOLD contai THEM 1:30, ALL Prizes, FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, &c THE BALSAMIC LOZENGES, prepared from the most healing Balsams and approved Expec torants, form an elegant and efficacious remedy; possessing the singular Property of healing and strengthening the lungs, and rendering Own capable of resisting the fatal effects of Colds, which, if neglected, often produce Consumption,— They almost instantly . quiet the most distressing Coughs; and, by gently stimulating and moistening the throat, pre vent any attack of hearts:nese. Their use tends greatly to strengthen and render the Voice clear and flexible, and to protect' its' organs from the effects of exertion. They are, therefore, particularly' recommended to gentlemen who are in the habit of public speaking and vocal performers, who will derive from them mach assistance. Sold in Boxes, at li. lid. and 4s. 9d. by Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheaside, St. Paul's, and V.O, Regent..strect,. (near the Argyle 'Booms), London; and by the principal_ Medicine Venders throughout the United Kindom. Ot whom may be had, the PECTORAL ELIXIR, recommended in obstinate. Colds, and Asthmatie Affectitins. N.8.-41e careful to ask fur Butler's Balsamic Lozenges, And Peetoral'Elixir. This Day is tiublished, PART IV. of /TM E ANIMAL KING DOM, described and .111. arras ged in conformity with hi Organization, by the HAWN CDVIER, &c; &c. &c. With othlitional Descrip tions of all the Species hitherto named, of many not before no. ticed, and other Original Metter, by EDWARD OR IFFITH, r.L.S., and others.. Detny 410, with early Impressions of the Plates, on India Paper, price 245. each Part; In Royal tiro, with the Plates carefully coloured, 241., or plain 113 s. ; in Dewy tiro, plain 121. And, on the Ist of May next, will be published, in Demy 9to, PART I, (the whole to be included in Ten Parts,) of a ,Translation of: . of the BARON CUVIER, of the ." Animal Kingdom," ,je.Ea.t "Fossilt: t rte urta ff w will, the Editor al The lnatsl Int t the announcingo. ee S satisfactioncSoEnEe n Nct the e S moe fFe C o n t inuationnsot at SS ot ifn i tgh l in future, be honoured with occasional atd from. the Baron C urter hi mse lf , who has most liberally offered to communicate to the Editor such new facts and discoveries, both in.existing and in fogil organization, as may arise pending the publication of the Works. The translation of the justly celebrated " Theory ofthe Earth," which forms the Introductory Discourse to the" Oietemens Fossiles," will be front the Baron's-Manuscript, with important •additions anti corrections, prepaked.•for a .new edition of that work, which lie is about to publish.- + • . • . Major C. Hamilton Smith, F.A .S., &,c. & e. A —c., with the most distinguished liberality, has also gratuitously offered the Into pf his immense collection of Original, Drawings,, no w ea _ cecding 6,100 species, together with Ina Not es et , many genera of •the 11.1ammilerous tribes. The Monograph on the Ante lopes, with a great number of new species, will be from his pen, and the figures entirely from his pencil. • Noaddition to the Fossil Ostheulogy will be inserted, except those of its illustrious ili ; _ L'l .uthor ; and the translation will he as literal as th e corresponding idioms of the lan guages will allow . The plates .will be engra ved, if possible, in a superior style to those of. the original; and the Work will be published at a considerably lessprice. Printed for Geo. 11. Whittaker, Are-Matta-Lune, London: LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 27. WILLOUGHBY V. EARL GROSVENOR. Mr. SIIADIVELL moved for a special injunction to restrain the noble defendant, his agents, and servants, from proceeding to sell the furniture, property, and effects of the plaintiff, in the Royal Hotel, Chester. It appeared that Mr. Willoughby tered into an in 1819, with Mr. Crossley, Earl Gros venor's agent, for the above property in the hotel, at the value of 6,5001. and a fraction, which was to be paid by two equal instalments; these instalments • were now over due, without Mr. W. having been able to meet them, in consequence of the ' hotel not producing any thinglike the profit which had been re presented to him, when he entered into the agreement. Instead of being a productive concern, as the plaintiff hal every reason to suppose it would be, it had all along been a lo i sing one.— The plainta had given a warrant of attorney to the defendant to secure the payment of the above sum, when he tbund he could not regularly . pay it ; and not now being able to dis. .charge it, the defendant had taken out an execution, and ad vertised the whole of the property, for sale on Tuesday next ; to prevent. which the present injunction was sought; because if the property were to be put up for sale by auction, there was no probability of its bringing halt' its value. The rent was to, be CO. and the instalments were not to be paid immediately on beeotning due, unless it were convenient for Mr. Willough by to do so, bui to be charged interest until he could pay them. The rent was found to be too much, andsome time ago was re duced to 250/. There was not the least hesitation on the part of. his client to pay Lord Grosvenor every penny that was clue to him. lle only wished the whole to be sold by private con tract ; indeed, he wished to quit the premises. His Lonnsuip asked if he would take an order to postpone the sale, and give an undertaking to pay the rent into Court, with the sum clue upon the warrant of attorney. Mr.•SHanwg Lt. said his client-was in Court, and he at once agreed to that. His Loansuip then ordered theinjunction to issue. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 27. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. THE MARQUIS OF HASTINGS V. HARVEY AND OTHERS. The COMrION SERJEANT shewed cause against the Rule obtained on a previous day against the proprietor, printer,. and publisher of The Sunday. Times, and produced an affidavit of the defendant (Harvey), which stated, " that he was not the author of the libel, and did not know who was; and that as soon as he was acquainted with the falsehood of the libel, namely, on the 15th of February, he inserted in The Sunday Time: a full and complete refutation of it, together with the most ample ex pressions of regret and concern that he had inadvertently given It cir cu l a tion .' ' lie contended, that under such circumstances the Court would not think it necessary to visit the defendant with a criminal information. Probably the Noble Marquis, having been at Malta when the libel was thus contradicted, had never seen that contradiction, or it would be difficult to imagine that after the defendant had made all the atonement in his power, hips Lordship would authorise the enforcement of this applica tion. He trusted that the Court would see the propriety of dis missing the Rule. Mr. SeaaLETT, on the part of the Noble Marquis, sug-. gested thirt-the'Learned Counsel should have been instructed to repeat in open Court, on the present occasion, the apology and regret which the defendant had undoubtedly expressed ha the newspaper. The Co atstor SERJEANT said, he had been so instructed, and had certainly intended to have expressed himself as so doing. As, however ' he seemed to have been misunderstood on that bead, he begged now most explicitly to express to the Court the conviction of the defendant, that the charge convey ed by the libel was wholly false and unfounded, and his regret that he was inadvertently induced to give it a place in his„ journal.' Mr. ScaeLETT—That being the case, and as the defendant has sworn that he duel not know the author of the libel, it is not wished to press this application against the defendant as the proprietor of the paper. The object of the Noble Alarquis was chiefly, if not entirely, to protect his fair fame and reputa tion ; and, therefore, if the Court shall be of opinion that enough hasbeen done by the defendant to deliver the Noble .Marquis's diameter from imputation, and to express his own contrition, I shall,not press this application. I leave the honour and charac s.l caset" thatlied stuhceh ter of my noble client in the hands of the Court ; perfectly dnxecwisuir setto i w t l f i or icl t i h th t e u y o s le lis!l or ef d m i e n u its P° ;rop ti e le r The LOUD Cu is F JW3TIOE said, that, under all the cir cumstances of this case, he was of opinion the defendant had done all that reasonably could be expected of him in atonement for his error, taut therefore that the justice of the case would be satisfied by discharging the rule upon payment of costs by the defendant.—Rule discharged accordingly. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS, Nov. 27. ANOTHER LEGAL FRACAS. In the course of a cause relative to an award, but which was in itself destitute of interest, except to the parties concerned, and in which Mr. Sergeant Pell and Mr. Sergeant Taddy were engaged, the following conversation passed between the latter ,Learned Gentleman and the Court. Mr. Sergeant 'ruddy was adverting to a rule In which the award was stated:- 411 r. Justice Burtnouort—Read the Rule. Mr. Sergeant T.trhr was proceeding to state the circum stances. • 111 r. Justice uanouuu—Read the Rule; read the rule. Mr. Sergeant DADDY—God bless met It cannot be neces sary to rend the rule. I was Rutting the facts— Mr. Justice Bu anouou—.But I want the rule read, in order to understand the facts. The LOUD CHIEF JUSTlCE—Brother Tadify, let us not hear another such observation as that. If the Court wish to hear. the rule read, that wish ought to be attended to. Mr. Justice PAUX—lteslly the Court has the greatest diffi culty in forming its judgment upon the cases before it ; we cannot gather a knowledge of cases which embrace a great variety of facts and circumstances, from a bare statement. If we ask for an affidavit, it is scarcely handed up to us. Mr. Sergeant TADDY-lly Lord— Mt. Justice PARK—het the officer read the rule. Mr. Sergeant DADDY then handed the rule to the officer, who read it, and the case proceeded ; but in a subsequent part of it, Mr. Justice Bunnounti said-4 now see the reason why you did nut read the rule. I expect in future that when I ask for a rule to be read, 1 shall not he answered again as I have been today. Mr. Sergeant TAutiT —I apprehend, my Lord, it is not my duty to rend the rules of the- "hurt,--it is the business of the officer; I ant not bound to do it: But when an imputation is cast upon me, I shall always answer in such manner as I think fit. The Loan CHIEF JUSTlCE—Brother Teddy, you should not make such an observation to any Judge . of the Court. Mr. Sergeant Tanpv..—l would not make any observation to any Judge of this Court, which 1 would not make to any Gen tleman ; but where an imputation is cast upon me, I will make such observation as I think fit to any Gentleniali, be his situa tion whatever it may. The Loan CH IEF JUSTICE.—It is most indtient. No such observation should be made from one Gentleman to another in any situation. Alr. Sergeant do not wish to make any improper observation ; it was imputed to the that I wanted to keep some thing back front .the knowledge of the Court. I did not think it necessary to read the rule on account of its length. The Loan CHIEF Jus*ic,E.—Don't be in u passion, Bro ther Teddy. Mr. Sergeant TARDY —I tan not in a passion, my Lord; but I will not submit to have such an imputation cast on me by any person, whatever may be his station. The'LOIRD Clitsr JLISTICE—SOUIe notice must really he taken of this. :Mr. Sergeant TADD'Y—Very well, my Lord. Ido not think it is my duty to read the rules of the Court, but I had no lash to keep any think back. , Mr. Justice Ritual—But you should have giv en thesiittlge becoming answer, instead of speaking in the manner you di ti, The Ypu speak of the conduct that should linn iE sbotnildblatdoprtejdutBilOMlCl.o; gentleman to another;. but really this is not the conduct that ought to be observed from gentlemen to gentleman in any situation. M. sergeant 'r4tur)Y made no further observation, but sat d own , and bere the conversation 'hopped. (From the LO NDU N Z TTE, Nov. 5t7.) Fratelutll, Oct. 20, 18'24. The King has been pleased tO grant unto Doctor Attiustus West, his royal license .and permission, that he may accept and wear the insignia of a Knight Cethmander of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword, which his Most Faithful Majesty John the Sixth, King of Portugal; has been 'pleased to confer upon the said Doctor Augustie' West, for his meritorious conduct while in . tire actual serVice of that Sovereign, and for his military 'services during the Peninsular campaigns. Carlton House, November 21, 1824, The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Doctor - Augustus West, Brevet Deputy In spector of Hospitals in the , British Service, one of th e Phy s i.: cia ii ' in Ordinary **o las moat Faithful Majesty the King of Portugal, Brazil, and the Moues, and Knight Com mander. of the Flop' Portugaesw - Military Order of the Tower and sword. Whitehall," Nov. 18, 1824. The king has'beeti pleased to give and grant unto the . HOn. Henry Otway Brand, Of Hill -street, Berkeley-square, i:t the parish of St. George, id the county of Middlesex, a Maj o r- General in the Ariny, second son of Thomas Brand, late of the Hon, in the county of Hertford, Esq. deceased, by Ger trude Baroness .Dacre his wife, , also deceased, and only bro ther "to Thomas Baron Mere, his Majesty's royal license and authority. dud he may take And use the surname of Trevor only, and also bear the arms of Trevor, in compliance whit an in unction contained in the ‘ will of the late Right Honour able John Viscount Hampden, bearing date the lith day of September, 1024. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. B. Clayton, Manchester, baker. J. Williams, Kentish Town, coach master. BANKRUPTS. J. Williams, Kentish Town, coach .master, to surrender Nov. 00, Dec. 7, and Jan. 8, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners, London. Attornies, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, London. W. Jenkins, Christchurch, Southampton, plumber, Dec. 15, at live, 16, and Jan. 0, at ten, at the New Dm, Wim bornc Minister, Dorsetahire. Attornies, Messrs. Hicks and Dean, Gray's Inn-square, London; Mr. Rowen, Christchurch, Hants. _ A. Hart, Blanchester, dealer, Dec. 20, 22, and Jan. 8, at two, at the . Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Ains worth and Crossley, Manchester ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. A • Craddock, Albany-road, Camberwell, Surrey, carpenter, Dec. 4, 11, and Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Court of Commit. sinners, London. Attorney, Mr. Brooking, Lombard-street. C. Huflion, Garford.street, Limehouse-hole, Middlesex, .ship chandler, Dec. 4, 11, and Jan. 8, at 11, at the Court of Corn missioners, London. Attornies, Messrs. Steel and Nicol, Queen-street, Cheapside. Orimble, Norwick. tailor, Dec. 21, 22, and .lan. 8, at four, at the Rampant Horse hut, Norwich. Attorni es , Messrs. Se well, Blake, and Keith, Norwich ; and Mr. Tilbury, Falcon. street, A n. lde l r i s e g u a l t p er e s , tr s ee tock t, ltaornnd, Durham,on. wine.erchant, 23, 24, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the Cleveland ni Tontine Inn, North Ridin, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. Harris, Norfolk street, Stran d, London; and Mr. Sanderson, Stockton-upon Tees. _ _ _ Arown, Exeter, coach maker, Dec. 21, v., and Jan. 8, st eleven,' at the London Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Brutton, 0141•Broad.street, London; and AU. Brutton, Exeter. T. Wragg, Belle-Isle, Maiden-lane, Islington, brewer, Nov. 30, Dcc. 11, and Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Court of Commission era, London. Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, Great Carter-lane, Doctor's Commons. W. Faircloth and W. Tuck, Great 'rower-street, London, wine merchants, Nov. 30, at twelve, Dec. 11, alai Jan. 8, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Alessrs. Young and Gilbert, Mark-lane. H. and J. Biggs, Blandforil-Forum, Dorsetshire, mercers, Nov. 30, at eleven, Dec. 11, at twelve, and Jan. 8, at one, at the Court of Conuuissioners, London. Attorney, Mr. Tilleard, Old Jewry, Landon. S. Metz, Southampton-street, Strand, bill-broker, Dec. 4, 11, and Jan. 8, at ten at the Court of Commissioners. At comics, Messrs. Hinrich and Statibril, Buckingham-street, Strand. _ Southampton, wine-merchant, Dec:. '4,11, and Jai. 8. at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Watson, Bower, and Willis, Token House yard, London. J. Adams, Pavement, Moot-fields, cabinet-maker, Dec. 4, 11, and Jan. 8, at tan, at the Court or Commissioners. Attor ney, Mr. W. Richardson, Walbrook. ',V. Wills, Sors.row, liamstead-road, rectifier,' Dec. 4, at eleven, 11, and Jan. 8, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. J. 111. Mahoney, Chancery' Chambers, Quality. court, Cluincery-lane. C SiMs, Crown-court, Broad -street, merchant, • Dec. 4, at eleiea, 11, and Jan. 8, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Nind and Cotterill, Throgrnotton-street. 11. Davenport, Heywood, Lancashire grocer, Dec. 10, at four, 11, at nine, and Jan. 8, at four, at the Reed Inn, Ruch. dale. Attornies, Mr. Baker, Rochdale; Mr. Masa% Middle ton, near ;Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. W. Parker, William -street, Hampstead-road, builder, Dec. 11, at ten, 18, at eleven, and Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Parton, BoW Churchyard, Cheapside. PRICE Sn'INPENCE. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 18, NV. Coles, Mincing-lane, broker—Dec. 18, W. Sneade, NVhitchurch, Shropshire, timber-merchant—lke. 20, T. Ilethell, Poole, painter—Dec. 17, J. Arinstrong, Bristol, millwright—Dee. 18, J. Waterhouse and J. (been, Rope makers -street, builder-,Dee. 18, 8. Forsaith; Shareditch, haberdasher—Dec. go, J. Lawton, Dob-Cross, Yorkshire, woolstapler—Dec. 10, NV. Lloyd, sen., and. W. Lloyd, jun. Lower I'hames.atreet, slopsellers—Deeember 18, T. Norris, Nl'hite Hard-yard, Drury.lane, victualler—Dec. IN, J. W. Bur neater and C. L. Vidal; New London-street, .merchants,— Dec.'lB, Cary, Bagitet-court, Meet -street, .merchant—Dec. 18, J. Nciyes, Tooley,street, oilman-. Dec. 18, J. 'antenna, Great Russel:street, 11loornsh4ry l watch-makes' --January 144 J. Maxwell, Bostd, Lincolmihire, tea.de.alier.L-Dec: 18, J. (3rainge, Piccadilly, fruiterer—l)ec. 18, 1‘:. Jones and J. Norris, Budge-row ', stationers—Dee. 18,, W. Atkinson, Cie ment's.larie, bombard-street, merchant—Dec. 18, T. Davis, 31inories, stationer-,,Dec. 24, J. Carver, Lancing, Sussex, farmer--Dec. 22, E. 'Weaver, Bristol, ironmonger—Dee. 22, 'l'. Hewitt, Carlisle, draper—Dec. lb, J. Thurtell, Bradwell, Sutl'olk, merchant—Dec. 23„ 'l'. & arrow, jun. and J. & w arro, wine,merchants—Dee. 20, G. 13ranunall, Sheffield, merchant—Dec. 24, T. Smallwood, Drayton-in-Bale, Shrup. shire, banker—Dec. 23, 31. A. Slaney, Shiffnel, Shropshire, money.sc,rivener. - - CERTIFICATES, Dtc. 10. W. Parker, Oxford-street, Ironmonger--S. Wilkina , Hol born-hill, stationer—R. Cleug, Le.adenhall-street, wholesale linen-draner—R. Brett, Temple-place, Blackfriars-road, tailor —lt. Burbery, Coventry, silk-manufacturer-,--B. James, Law.. renceplane, warehousem4-11. Welelunan, Long-acre, linen. draper. PARTNERSHIPS PISSOIiVED. c s t T. Richardson and T. W. Swinburue, Jun., Derby, paper.. manufau t T ar ers its -7 10"ga j rd . j i1 00 114 . , hall-4Jl.3.,anidiVofirC.els.otenr,glel7,ll.ll-J. o chants, field, Sossox, shopkeepers—C. StnSth and 11. Laurence, Nor wich, chyroists--J. Kershaw and J. Barrett, Small-Bridge, I Anatshire, thinnol-rnonufacturers—W. and H. Sampson and J. Mouncpy, 111ane,heater, machine-nrtakers, so far ful regards 11'. S a iripsan,R.,and W. Iffaddy,,Hay, Ilrecnockshire,dauggista—. I. gL ..l iere F ds o s 1 : .w l 4 e r . R. a r t :wn v. Platt,4l wee t i ,w n e.m ercdom ts a j — elp :ll iv i. l : . T y ''ll4l arb hos n ka d rne n . S .ina : in S n S : t h lrin o cc t a : .: 7 B ehe: j '_r p. i racl i P7 n.d i ci d e m i i . ll K :l it a tt : caa rd u n trtt.. - ... - w arm en,-- W. Furnival, T. Fustier, J. Pardon, and W. Ll o y d, Droitwich, Worcestershire, inhuman: l t: l : n u:lr: co t ou so r Infaernashanrets ebeiteronerclatnut—J. and J. Stubbs, Liverpool, grocers.—J. ton arlt C-. .11 1 1 i n . n x t tni Ad it : g w e, r cv w ax liar et t i ' d , ton, Tottenham-court-road; linen-drapers—J. and G. K. Holmes, East Retfurd, Nottinghamshire, attornies. CON7WACY' for BLACK SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. Nary-Office, Nov. 24, 182.1. TIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM- ActsSloNEßs of HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do 4,r4V It Notice, That on Thursday, Me 9th of December ' 4 40 One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with sods ?erten, at may be willing to Contract for supplying His *jetty's Dock Yard at Deptford with BLACK SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. 4Speeimen of the Handkerchiefs, and a F o rm o f the Net may be seen at this Office. Nu Tender will be re 'red after One o'Clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any no -4'o, unless the party, or an Agent for hiM, attends. 2 4 "rY Tender must be accompanied by a Letter ad 7ned to th e N ary Board , and signed by a responsible : 14 % m engaging to becoe !wand with the Person ten the Sum of 4001. for the due performance of the Co et EAST INDIA HOUSE, Noif.27, 1824. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the . UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, ' • That the. itnder,mentioned further PAPERS, relating to the ADMINISTRATION of the MARQUIS of • HASTINGS, will he ready for delivery to the Proprietors at this House, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 2d December, viz.:— Letter of Instructions from the Bengal Government to. the Resident at,l.ncknow, dated the 7th January, 1814. Also, Letter from the Marquis of Hustings to the Chair wan, dated at Gibraltar the 6th May, 1823, with its Inclo. sure, ,and the Court's Reply, dated the 19th June following. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. n ftg, In 0 veto ; hi. r uP , up . and lire ni• l a u r l c of her, Ats the t as wt s td but roe, leo peal tort