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111 E DUKE OF CI).‘IIENt E. Poirr.mouTtt, ;N. 1 ftny4 Iligtness the Dike of CLi6lEscrt of the British Fleet, aceompanW • by his sop. Clptain Fitz chi-cure, arrived at Mitliral Sit GPorge Carnp beli's, on Saturday evening last, on 'al': official visit to the Po;t ; the ERecial object of whiieb V. as, to examine, t , s-o of the 1 . .-irifs of the aid Ity the eflr., - st of Sir WWI im Con gre,e's new sights to guns, whi:b been fittel, for the ;nit pose of experiment, to the I,ma guns nnil rat ronades on board his Majesty's ship Lean ne weather being extremely unfavourable for a visit to Spithead on MOliday and TIR-Sday, oil the former day his Royil Highness brYakfasted kvi,h Commissioner Ow Hon. Sir George Gray', 1 1 .1 rt at his house in the Dock -yard, and af!er svar,le inspected that Royal Erni) , riata , , where pre several pew models d inven:iona, and he ex pressed, thronahtmt r his re-earch, his renewed de tiL;ht and gratiticalon Next day his Royal Ili ; :hness was closely confined to the Admiralty house by the weathet . Sir Ceo. Campbell invite d all the irincipal Officers nutter his commatid to the honour of dining with his Royal Ili l ,:hnssb. Out Wednesday. the weather be ink still severely frosty, the Regiment of Grenadier (guards were paraded on the Mill-dam, where, soon after eleven o'clock, accotnnan7ad by Nl,j or .C e a e .. las! Couk, K. C. 11. and Staff, his Royal High ness inspec:ed them. Their fine, steady, sol -44-like, appearance, and perfect appointments, coold not fail eXcitiflt: commendation. Royal Highness thence pro-eerled to the Royal blarine,Barracks, and inspect. d that useful and efficient body of men, with whom.he was much pleased. On this day his Royal 'Highness dined with Sir George Cooke, at the Lient-Govern tnent-honse. :On Thursday morning bib Royal Highness determined, notwithstanding the hazia peas of the weather, to accomplish the immediate object of his visit. About 10 o'clock Rear-Ad miral the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood having 'twisted his flag, Ire, accompanied by Sir. Graltatv Dlnore and . the Hon. Sir Henry Hot h3M, two of time Lords o f fh e Admiralty,. and the Hon. Sir Charles Paget, preceded iris Royal Highness on board the Leander, commanded by Capt.:in C. Richardson, C. B. His Royal Highness shOrtly afterwards embarked at the Sally-pOrt, attended' by AdMiral Sir George Campbell and his suite, and the Captains of the suadron, wider salutes from the batteries and shipping. On arriving on board, his. Royal Highness took a most minute' view of the Leander and her crew ; and after' all the Officers had been itrdividnally introduced to him, he proceeded to e . xkunine the effects of the' new ,gun-sights; and which, by repeated experi- Incnts, evinced great correctness and efficacy : the second shot front a long 24-ponnder, fired by Captain Richardson, cut in two a small flag , s!alr, Placed on a cask at three cables' distance. His Royal Highness, after visiting his Majesty's ship Liffey, Hon. CaPt. 'Duncan, returned on shore. In the evening his Royal. Highness honoured the Sultscription-hall, at the Green-row Rooms, with his presence, accompanied by Admiral-Sir George and, Lady Campbell, and the Lieutenant, Governor, Major-General Sir George Cooke, and their respective suites. Yesterday morning his Royal Ilighti6s, and die two Lords of the Ad miralty, returned to London. His - Royal High ness, we understand, expresSed his intention to accompany his Royal. Brother (the Prince Regent) in his' next cruising excursions off. the Isle' of Wight, in the Royal-yacht, and which it is the Regent's present intention to commence in June next. Capt.. Usher, C. 8., -Royal. Navy, one o f iris Royal Highness's household, was in attend ance on him during his present visit. THE EAD;CALS. MANCHESTEII, DEC,3O:II is a remark Able Fact, that the Radical . Reformers are stii found to be infatuated by their dark views, and continue their proceedings to stimulate those who are so bind, but not so wicked, as themselves, to acts of ra pine and violence. -That the law of the land, with truth HMI justice on its side is arrayed against them, end that.almost every man's hand must also be rais ed against them,seems to he accounted as nothing. The Committees and Dclegateti are not less hnsy in this neighhouthood, though it is almost impossi bleTthey can - escape detection, from the knowledge our Magistracy and Police possess of their de signs, and of the supposed secret means by whiCh they are contri.ing to carry them into something like effect. At the same time it is very ,pleasing; to remark, that gre'at unmbers of their ihaniefolly Misled votaries are dropping off from " the -Union;" and it may be hoped:that, in a little time, the, anti-social bond will be entirely dis solved. PRESTON, DEC. 29.—Two of N.idin's men ar rived here yesterday morning from Manchester, with wsrrants to apprehend seven individuals of this place, for the part taken in a meeting held ft this neighbourhood last WEdnesday. They se cured a man of the name of Earner and ahother ; but as the alarm of their errand tool‘ wind, the remainder, it is suppoSed, have escaped. Indeed, such consternation - was (Mimi among the Radi cals by this circumstance, that - more than 30 of them who have been conspicuously active in in flaming the discontent of the lower orders, sus pecting themselves to be aimed at, have (patted Preston. The Chester Chronicle says—" Some movements of a holtile nature being expected among the Lancas;'.ire Radicals, the Yeomanry Cavalry of Ibi3 C6llSity, We hear, have again received orders to march to the - vicinity of Manchester, to be in eadioess it wanted." T.,: ) c t week: rwo very extensive warehouses in took no a number of bands, and one of them st,nfin Polloekskaws.tor plain weavers. It i f crent•ry exieeted that our languishint: maim." frae , nre4 will revive considerably immediately atter the new year.—(Glasgow Chronicle.) th•P, THE' COLON117;=:. NOVA SCOTT . following A 4 dregs was presented to the-Govertior• in Chief on the 24th of November ADDRESS To his Excellency Lieutenant-General the Right Honourable GEoRGE, Eail of D.\Luousig,.Baron Dalhousie, of Dal. housie Castle, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of thu Bath, Captain-General and Governor in Chief in and over his Majes'y's PrOvinees of LoWer Ca nada, Upper Canada ; Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, and the Islands of Prince Edward and:Cape Breton, &c. &e. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY, Majesty'i Council beg leave to offer you tht-ir cordial congratulations np - on your appoint ment to the exal , ed and important trust of Gover., ru of his Majesty's North American Dominions. The ability, impgrtiali'y, and integri!y which your Lordship has evinced in the administ'ration of the Government of Nova Scotia, .enable us to appreciate the favour which his Royal highness the Prince Regent has . bestowed 'upon Iris Nh. iesty's subjects in North Arniiies; conrnitting" the charge of their rights 'and interests to' your Lordship. The unwearied pains which your L-rsisbip has taken to make yoursett acquainted with:he mate o f this Provioee, the exerions you have - made to understand and to advlnce its b , ...5t interests; the attention which you ()Ave afforled to the appica' , tions of all classes of Iti, At,jesty's.subjects under your Government, 'and the. readiness with which you hve'etolcavotned to relieve their wants, are ceitain iodicatiOns of the - bent'fi!s which - our tel !Ow subjects in the 'Canadas wi!l derive from your Lordship's ithmetliate superintendance "and conimana. While we rejoice at every mark of the !loyal -your which is conferred upon a Nobleman so justly entitled to our warmest affections, we lament that this event will remove your Lordship troM Nova Scotia, and deprive - us of a Governor,under whose adminisiration we have liVed'in hat molly and hap piness. We will not, however, permit our per sOnal feelings to diminish the warmth Of our con gratulations upon this occasion ; and we beg leave to a55411* your Lordship, that eve s h a ll e v er re joice at ally event that may extend your power of 'doing good, or contribute to your welfare sod ' happiness ; and that, wherever you go, you will carry with you the esteem, respect, and affection of his :11, , jest,y'a Council of this Province. (Signed) S. S. BLOWERS, President. For and iurt he behalf of his M.ujesty's Council. Council Chamber, aalifax, Nov. 23. REPLY. Mr. President, nnd.Geutlenien of his Majesty's Council, • I receive this Address from you With :be' ut most satisfaction and pleasure. I receive" it as a most honourable testimony 'of my conduct;.expresse'd by those who have had the best means of judging of the motives and princi ples upon Which I have acted. It is a testimony which 1 should fed proud - in presenting to my Sovereign, as a proot that I have faithfully and zealously done my duty ; and on which I might rest a hope of. receiving his Majesty's approba- JlOll. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has I been most graciously pleased to raise meto still j higher hon•otlr, and stilb more important duties ; t in these 1 shall continue the course which you I have approved, here, and the sentiments express- I 6! in your Address shall be the guide of my pnb lic life. ' • If my time . kailieitisfent among you with any vantage to the country, it bas also riassed in Uninterrupted happiness to myself. My residence must now be removed front hence ; but, be assured, that no change can diminish the warm interest I shall ever take in the welfare and prosperity of Nova Scotia. (Signed) DALHOUSIE. Government House, Nov. 24, 181 g. 11E11.BICE. It appears by a' P rat l um rt i on of his Excellency the Governor rxt flerh ice, dated 18th October, that the Ri ght lion: the Lords Commissioners fur ex ecuting the office of Lord High Admiral of Eng land, have been pleased to constitute and establish a Court of Vice-Admiralty within the Colony, under their Great Seal, bearing date the 26!h July of the pi esent year, of which Court the following Officers have been already sworn : Judge his Harlow- H., Beard, P.C. Jmiice. King's Proctor, W.J. - Armstrong, Esq. Itegi:trar, D. Melville, Esq. Marshall Klaas Francken, Esq. On the lt2th oc,tober,,the Judge was pleased. to admit Martin Daley, Esq. to be a Proctor in said Court. This last Gentleman has been also ap pointed by the -Governor, Judge Advocate of the Berbice Alilitia, vice A. T. Williams, The new Ctwoni-horse Tariff was in force in Berbice on the 13111 October. MEDITERRANEAN PlRACY.—Letters were on Tuesday received at Liverpool trout 111aIt r ; and amottgi: them one from DELANO, the piratical' Captain, in which he states his innocence in the most poshive terms, asserting that his crew chained him down, ,and fastened him in his cabin whilst they pltindered the ship Helen. Indeed he denies being in any way accessary to th e robbery of the vessel. On the other hand, however, a letter has arrived at Liverpool from the brother of a young loan there resident, in which he candidly confesses his guilt, and looks noon the anticipated punishment of death as strictly just. 11, it these tire not the only pieces of intelligence trout the .Nleditetraoean : by the Brunswick, lat e ly arrived front • Smyrna, we are made acquaiu►e,l with a prevalent rumour, that DE LANo caused p o ison to be administered to such of his crew wh o refosed joining in the wicked plan of lawless violence and robbery, and actually threatened to s h oo t the Carpenter, who for some time withheld hi s a ssent to it. Such ate the statements DOW abroad relit= rive to this criminal proceeding. Letteis front ►Malta, of the 6ilt of November, state, that the trial of DELazw'and his crew was postponed to the Ist ult. Two of the men have been admitted as King's evidence. DU rcri 1 4 ,1 VERS. 'DKr. 25 the very remark iblerfc b.ite w hi t ( ) t h e . te i ecc iu n of the Financial Lots proposed by the-Goverionent, there appear ed three different grounds of opposition. Some Of the speakers, particularly those of the Sotoherit provinces, grounded their opposition on the ex ces'sive expenditure, which, in their opinion, hrotigh . t the country to the blink of ruin ; others thonglit that though the expences for the present year were not too great., yet they could not he adopted for ten years ; and a third pary did not think the expellees so excessive, that they ciitild reject the proposed laws nn t his ground, but, in their opinion, the cause of all their em barr4s.sniefits, which had been experienced for these last four years, was to be sought in the iujrrtli cianrs nature of a system of revenue, which, how ever continually reduced in its limits, yet 'always remained below the bounds fixed, so that they j,,dged it impossible, to continue this system ftir ten years. The Dirt ctor General endeavoured to refute. all these arguments as Will by .an intro ductory discourse before the opening tit t h e de.„ bee, as by. a detailed cirleiltoshantial reply at the end of the debate to the objections of the several Speak'erS. Atl thz proposed laws, however, as we bawe before stated, were rejected. and his NJ ,jesty was requested to re-consid, r them, the lasi only excepted, which was for the purpose of covering - the arrears. The following dig the particulais of the lasts rejected : _ . _ - - No. I. First project of the law for the Decennial tindget Expences, as first proposed and rejected unanimously by the ninety-tn.:lit Members present. - No. 2. Project of law for the Decennial Budget of Ways and Means; rejected by ninety-sereu • vntes to one. No. 3. Revival of the first law, rejected by 55 to 4t. No. •t. Revival of the second-project of law, rejected by C to 36. No. 5. Law No. - 3, • of the 28th of October, ri•i=ttiee to the Extrlordinary Budget of 1820, (Expenditure . ; rcj, cted by b* t o 80, . • -No. K. Law N0..4,- of: the 28th.of October.' relative to the Extraordinary Itudget of I S2O, (Way% and Means) r.je•cted b►' 70 votes to 28. No. 7. Law No. 5, proposed the 25th of Oetobe,7, to lice the Government a credit of twenty-four millions ;le - cording to the laws of the 24th of February, 1816; adopted-by 54 volus to 44. HAGUE, DEC. 27.—1 n the Sitting of the Second Chamber, this. day, a message from his M ,jesty was read, stating that their High Mightinesses having reported on the financial I .aws . purposed to them, that it was impossible to fix the expert ditore-and Ways and Means (as preseribed by the fundamental law) for this year that it is Drees sat y to provide for the ordinary exprnces of Go vernnient, ,for satisfying the claims of the public creditors,. which Iris Majesty - is engaged in deli berating on wish all the speed that the impor tance of the subject will allow.- On the Measnres to be proposed to the States General for tha. execution of .the above mentioned , Article* of the fundamental law, his Alai o,,ty, feeling it his ditty to prevent any stagnation its the public business, sent with this message a project of law, the object of which is to maintain in f u t ure t h e existing l a ws :on the subjrct for the space tit eight months after the 3lst of December, 1819, or for such shorter period as they sh a ll re main unregulated by other laws, to be heteatter enacted. This message and proirEt of law teing read, it was resolved to ret,r them immediately' to the Sec ions, to bear the Report of the Central Section in the afternoon sittirig,andthen to pro ceed linmediately to the debate. A point of form, however, rendering it necessar y to adjourn the debate till the following mortiing, the CliAmber Met on the 28th, at eleven o'clock, when, atter some previous conversation, the proposed law , was put to the vote and paised unanimously, 81 went • hers being present. ROBBERY -AT SOUTHAMPTON..- , --111 COOSCTICrICe of the inconvenience and distress arising llOal the suspension of payment at Messrs..,Smith's Wink, a meeting was held at Fletcher's Library on Tues day last, consisting. of" several highiy -tripe( table gentle Man of this 'town and neighbourh'lind, who passed a .string of Resoliitions; . pledging hem tivlVeS to discharge the whole of the bills of their respective tradesmen before the 1t of February. Thin' hononrable, and •judicious uteri sttre, has also the entire co•ncurrersee. and appro bation of many other of ihe", ptincipat gentlemen in the Vicinity, Whom the'shortness of the notice and the state of the Weather prevented limn:being present ; and it is not doubted kliat it will be the means of bringing many thoinond4 of pounds into immediate'Ciretilation among those who have been principally incommoded by the accident of the Bank. The chair - was taken by Admirril Scott, and fhe•nesolutinns Were moved awl se conded- by W. A. Mackinnon, Esq. M P. and Sir James Lind, K C.l3.—(Hampshire Chronicle ) MELANCHOLY •ACCIDENT.—Mond.ay, as some young turn were amusing themselves on the ice at Lochend, it suAdenly gave tv,iy, by which 5 persons were plunged in the water, two of whom, we regret to state, were untortunately drowned. - One of them, Daniel . Fraser, a shoemaker, aged IS, was the son of poor widow residing in Dickson's Close : the name of the other is Robert Scott, a curriir, aged .16. l'Ve are informed that the ordinary watchman acquainted with the saving apparatus was most unhappily ill In the Intirmat y: No tice was placarded at the loch that no watchman was present, of course no arq,iratus could he. used, and the less•appreheusion - was_ entertaineJ,- . as t h e ice's as considered strong, 200 p ersons , at having gone ,over it io safety the thy before. It is five winters since•an aecidetit of k• s h i di,„- ki n d happened at the same loch.—( Edinburgh Courant, Dec 30.)' • At the Mfinsion-bonse on Sattirday, live fisher men's nets, of the value of 251. each, were fon dernued in consequence of the mesh being sin t r than the Act tor the protection of the fish in the river specifies. On Wednesday morning a melancholy accident, occurred on the ‘Vve, near Fownhope,_ in this comity; owing to some - mismanagemen!, a barge belonging to. Mr. Prater, of l'idhrook, was opset, and the three men employed in the navigation at the vessel unfortunately Perished• Qt c of thew, the master, had lived with Mr. Pearce severttl yea's, and was -much respected by his emPit'Yer• he height of the barge, 25 tolls of cools, was en tirely lost, and the vessel also greatly inittred ; the loss to iklr, Pearce, of comae, must be COlOl . - derable. - (iiereford Journal.) T Prim the LO N DOS: . GAZEI - 1 4 E of Jun 1, 1820. This Gazette notifies, that .the Prince Regent h ii;s zippi,inted Major .Geneial Lewis Giant, Go.' %woof- ut the ilithanta ISlandS ; and -Dr. It. - Gra. ham, Regius Professor of .Botany in the University o f Eiliiibingh and that. be has approved: of the Flank Compallies of the 25th Regiment being per. initted to bear on their ppo intments the word " Mattinigne." frar-Office, Dec.:ll. 9th Regiment Light Dragoons—Major T. Wildman to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Lard' Hartland, whO retires; Captain. J. Hurt to be Major, by purchase, viva Wildman ; Lieutenant J. Minchin to be Captain of a Troop* by purchase, vice Hurt ; Cornet 11. F,. Porter to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Mllinchin , 'W. Beresfurd, Gent. to b. Cornet, by purchase, ,vice Porter ; Paymaster H. Knight, from half- pay Mb Battalion of the Line of the King's German I,,zion, to be Paymaster. vice B. Chapman, who exchanges. loth Ditto—Ensign C. S. Wortley, Irons the 7Gth Foot, to Ciirnet, vice Langme.d, who exchanges. 250 Ditto—Cornet Hon. It. H.S. Cotton, from .2tl Dra goon Gnarls, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jeffries, promote'. 29th Regiment of Foot—H. Deedes, Gent., to be Ensign; by purchase, vice Darlie, who retires. 5-6th Ditto—,Lient. E. Fug . .iolt, from half.pay :37th Foot, to be Paymaster, diceTOrner, deceased.. el.3d Ditt o—:Lietit. E. C. Cons, front half-pay of the Regi inent, to he' Lient,oant, vice'(. W. Dillon, who exchanges,' receiving the Oilletence. 7hth Cornet W. C. Langmeatl, front the 10th Light' Diagootts, to I n Ensign, vice I .Vortley, who exchanges. 87fla Ditto—Ensign W. Bateman to be. Lieutenant, with., out purchase; vier flotclilicton,*. prointitetli - C. H. Doyle, (kot. to lie Ensign, vice Balei,nan. POtb Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon J. Nl'Attlior, from half-pay' Foot, to be Assistatl. Surgeon, vice Al. - Fat-Ilan, placed 25111 Fort. , Rifle Brigade—llicvet Lientenant•Cokinel G. Miller to be Major, by purchase, vice Wilhios, Who retires; Licot..l. Cos to be Captaiii of a Company, by purchase , , vice Ntilkr; Se comilLieutenaitt 11.'3. llrownrigg to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 21 Royal Veteran Hattalion 7 -District Raymaster G. Houn s ., mini, from half-pay, to he Paymaster of a Vtter.ut al t:iatf--;-Physien-in T. Shortt, M. from to be Physician to the Forces; hospital-Assistant T. Hall, front to be Huspital-Assistaut t o the Furcrs, vice P.' Robertson, M. D., who exchn, es. Brcvet-,.-Lient-Colunel - IV. ortlTe -25th Light lira-• coons, 16 have the local rank of Colonel, on the Contioent of httrope only. To be Majors'in the Army—Capt. It Pierce, of the liqal. Artillery ; Capt. %V. D. Nicolls, of the Royal Artillery. MEmonANDA—The Connuissioo of - Captain I.4renfell, itls Dragoons, has been antedated to Dec, 24, 1818, but it not allowed atty. back-pay ; the eornotiSsions of. Li, utenants Stewart and Browne, of the 53.1 Foot, have been altered, the former to the and the hitter to the'l7th Ostobe t Is*" those Mug the dates they on_tht to bear.• . I BANKRUPTC ENLARGED. J., .T., and J. Mortimer, Ettatici; Yorkshire, worsted-spinners, front Jan..l I, to Jan. 26. .13.21<.11LIPTS. ll.'Pinnitigloni Cheltenham, livevy-stable-keeper, to stirren. der, jam 18, 19, Feb. 12, at the Bell-inn, Cheltenham. Solicitor, Mr. Nei Lion-square. I)awson, Manchester, victualler, 15,,Fe1). 12, at the Star-inn,' Manchester. SOlicitors, Messrs. 'lard and. Johnson, Temple. T., E. 11., and I. Friend, Sunderland near the Sea, tra ders, Jan. ef3, 27,Te4. 12, at the litickie inn, Bishop,Wear• mouth. Solicitor, Mr. l lakistua, S;lnona's• inn. J. Glover, Liverpool, boot and shoemaker, Jan. 24, 25. Fel): 12, at the George-inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Itichards, ani Medcalf, Chaoc!to•y.laile. -. • Tc:wrtsciid,Shrtfici!), hnittler, 7, Feh. 13, at the Shetticid. Sulicitor, 'Mr. Capes, 11 ::Aburn-cutirt, ' -Grays-isel. • • Pail.er, Manchester, iiinke, per, Jan. 14, 15, Feb. f?, the Slar.inii; Main Ilestar. Solicitors, Messrs., Milne and. parry, 'remple. B. Bvwl,y, Manchester; slater s ...lan. _9l; 2-2, Fels. 19, at th 6 •Sliahespeare, Manchester. Solieitors, Messrs. Milne atiJ Parry, 'temple. rr. Balpin, Bridgewater, Sornersethixe, hop-mnehant,,Jans, 3, -29. Feb. 12, at the Crown-inn, Bridgewater. Sulieitor, Mt. l'aitt, New-ititt. , • J. %Vont!, Walsall, Slall'ordsbi:e, „factor, Jan. 1!),2Q, Feb. 19, at the Littleton,li-nissinn, I) 6lkridge. Sulicitor3, Me.isril Ttirtier and Ilirltnes,.Bloonisbort.sttare. J. Bone, Truro, lrnen• draper, Jan. 19;20, Fkli.l2,at Pearce% no.ist', Truro. Solicit o r s , Nicssrs. Catdale- and .Y.otitte-,.. , . Gray's inn. J. Cook, Whiterballel , road, grocer,' Jan.-Ss 11, Feb. 12 ,-at Mr. Wright, Fs nehcrch -street. C Reed, PlYnnintli,' merchant, Jan. I'7, 18, Felt. 12, at thb King's Arms-inn, Plymouth. S,licit or, Mr. Follett, Paper buildings, Temple. M. dps,Great Prciceit:street, Goculman's-firldg,merchapt, IS, Full. 19, at -Cieilitha 1. Solicitor, Mr, Poole,. Adain's-court, Old Urnad-st rert. art. Malcolm, As hborne, Derhyshire, tea-dealer, Jan. 5, IT, Feb. 12, at Guil llrtll, Solicitor, Alr.-Chester, W. P. Whitfield,. ,w,ine- turn:ham, Jan. t, 15, Feb.,l2,' at Messrs. Jacomb acid Bentky, Basinhall-street.. C. H. Darby, Fenchurch-street,- tailor, Jan. 11, 15, F. ti, at Guildhall. - Solicitors, Messrs. Slade and Jones, John-- street, licdford row. . , D. L a w, Newington, Surrey, merchant, 'Jan. 4, 18, F. , b, 12, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Williams, Voxlimiu stiect, Southwark. , . . , DIVIDENDS. Jan. 22, T. n Pita, Exweek, Oeeonshire, paper rnuter— jan.•CC, 'l'. Nutt, M4nchi:stet : , cotton mann fact in er—Jan. J. ItiChardbyf Durham, joint 20, %V. I.t,l(yn, St. Panlis Churchyard, stationer—Jan. 22, It. it. Talton, Haymarket. grocer—Jan. '22;W. J. It ieltards , m, Nicholas-lane, merchant Jan: T. Phillips, 13read.street-161 1 , merchant—Jo a. 15, C. Burk, Southwark, hop neetchant--,Jan. 22, J. Warren, Cres cent, Alinaries, merchant-*Jan. 23,' W. Nl'bite, Challord, *Gloucestershire, lin.etv'r_aper—.lnn. 22,, D. Chapman, Faver sham, Kent, butcher--Jan. 25, 'l'. Bncliland, Langley, Buck .inr,hamshire, brichnallier—Jan. '22, W. Blacliburn and P. C. Itonssean, City Road, rink:bury-square, corn dealers—Jau. 94, W. Pecel), Chesterfield, innholder—Jan. 24. J. Halinslumr and .1. Swal,low, Ileckmondwicke, Yorkshire, carpet ntanu fact avers. CERTIFICATES-JAN: 22. R. Bacon, junior, Ahlersgate-street, miller—W. And-rew, Nem:tut le-t+pon-Tyne, dealer—.C. Wright, St mill, wipe- mei.- Fomer, Old Broad•strect, merchant—T. Powell, Liverpool, merchant—J. Jowitt, H ayt on, Lancashire, fanner —W. Pratt intim, Bcw(lley, 'Woreestei grocer—J. Filth*, Lamb's Conduit-street, oplml.sitrer—J.. I.itktr, Stratford, Esacx, counnon-brewer—L. Jackson, Manchester, butcher. Bonte of the turners in.rai,ley, who in copse (-pence of tise non-, mployineot of the weaveis have nothing to do in o‘vn trade, hate directed their attetvion to ae fabrication of toys, =:ntf have ont-dotie,' we are On& to learn, the Dutch. Greenock. .Idrertiser.) 11A11111EP. On the 2Ath ult. at St. D l instan!s,titeprui, Mr. John Fuller. of North Ili:I:Neel- lr1;. Esst-x. to Lliz.lxth, 4econd daughttr of Mr. Ci.triirnter, of Mile End. *- 1 4 101 ~T C itnecs c the ,-Irb VW 1J next; a H eri Mu; recrine 77:ortv (itirtric ics! s 11 , ,n t It pal/ el ne terry's Nor Atilt is livered day, t makes answe; Tr give ose/oc, stay i Yard, et 1 Tarrie Treat, kin., c A' l'rc ..:t Qhsti lc, Ileact• cnidit &tem or rn gttleri Sol( Pity SPI Pre 6s. ; Tlic io Sle DIN D. On . the 1St!) December, Rochelle Luscomb, Esq. of 51. Qo E uei , t l , l l , , : e ( t :c ) , Y 8;1_ 1 1: 1 " i ; t 11:. e 3 years oi . a s ) ( 7:s of oki i i, r. and nn R"edu Baldwin, Walwort h : these two brother; throughout the Sun day rrevious had the tlatteriug appeal:lnce of I,:rfr et health.- Lately at Duntle.c,' John cittitrt, Esq. iu the 77th' year of his age, late Provost of that burgh. Died, in .1 - nlylast, at Triiieonialee, Conseqiience of the hit e of a (Ili, in the 22(1 year of his age, Lient• Ueury litl9ll - of his ivi:ijrity'.ship Litei pool, 5 1 '+t/fnfest, son of the .late,b:daurd Ilu,,kwortli, Lsq. of .Farringfuro Isle of Wight. LONDON; Printed by D. CAIISTAIRS, of N 0.20, f;rePt Ormond-sfrect, Quero-'siitutie; and PHNifl:ed bg ;I*. A, SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Nioltun-sti•ert, .at 7t;„ s „,„. ()dice, No. Strand ; wlicm Adveilisurn.nti, , Le.ttcts,. &.e. (poit-paid) must bc 250 le. Julep Als, f ktr. uu