The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-13 00:00:00

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The Overt nre litia' .`.lurkiximim , e(l by Mr. 'Whitaker. .„, 1.1 1 , e prbirillaltharaeter: nv:,Mr. Bellamy, Mr. I-Lifley„ Mr. "ztbt-rry, IMr. ( - att . . M • lilrirird Mr. Smith, MiSS, KellY, k ..1 . , IL, .l I. . a . i 4'4's. liarlowe, Mrs. Bland. . ' - - . • ußeyandJ 19 - aces to he taken of 14Ir. Spring, at the Rotunda, the principal Entrm.Ce of the Theatre, Brydges-street, 41Th ri Ten. till Four, , and of whom may he, had a Private Bax Vightivl Price 2s is.; Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit,`, O.; Second 2s.—Lowr,Gal/ery, es.; Second Price, Is.-11"pper rallerY, Is. Second Price, -ad. • The ne•si Ma , leat • Farce, called My Spouse and I, will he 1 . e l',ZTed every Evening till further n o t ice . ' marrow will be revived, a Play from Beaumont and ~ , ,t tch , r , with cOnsiderable Alterations, under the title of 'e I lrret I,t of:Broges; or, Bcgt ar's Litsh. With new, Mu :114" and Dresscs.—On Monday, King Richard the c." l .—On NVednesday„ a favourite Comedy, in Which Mrs. ,::I,trdyn Will perform. TtIEATRE ROYAL, OOVENT-GARDEN. TtIIS pitEsENT EVENING, Dec. 13, 181 b, Wilt l)& perforiaed the Trage:ly of ISABELLA on. THE FA'FAL MARRIAGE. M • ~i array; lc • Mli•. Youn • Catlos Xll L.. lairay , . non, • g • , C%. blerable; Mr: - Egerton; Isabella, Miss In Act 111. an Epithalarnium. ic h sfl bc a/41(A (for the Bth a .new Comic Ettiertaimneut, calle d X 1 01)1,ET TH.E BANDIT; OR, rEin; FOREST OF . MONTESCARPINI. _ With new Music, Scenery, Dr.:sses, and Decoration,. Grnitipiiin, Mr. liellainy;, Barnardo, Mr. Duruset ;4Bobi (Alierviint to lirtnopinoy, Mr. Liston ;' Griffonio, Mr. r icrahras, ; 110.,11 . r; Mr. 'rrehy ; An t`'niu, Mr: .I,iferies - ; -Pietro, Nis. Kit:g ; ,Atnanda (Daughter to (.;:rninpino),, !Miss Matthews. • Places for the Boxes is be taken of Mr. Brandon,, at the I3ox-Oaice, 1- lart-street trona - co till iF , ntr• - Second Price rioxes 75.; Smmil Pricy :-.;5:.641,.---Ptt 3s. (.;.1.; 4 5.--I.ower Gsllrry es. S eco qd Price 1 GailLry is.; becntid !'rice .; new : r time( • f s t u'lek Tears ; or, The i,ti, the •tir :;*.Szratageni....olt Tite-Or?1!An• " Tice new Grind Clritlatas Panton,ittie trl,ich 13 23 : I "en tiistce the summer in preparatiust,, will )C. produced at 'the l 'st. l 4l period. ' T Di:} was It4to. price sc. in borkrils, , wit!‘ plates iiiuctrait i, the sta,ge . . ... of the clues, AN ACCOUNT of Two successful Operations . IL L . • for restoring a LosT NOSE froar the Integorne IA of 1. °rebel'', in the Cure'of Two Ofiicera of. Ing Nlajoty's linw s . ' - ..• . . . _ By .1. C. CARPITE, Surg,Ton. rcilited for " L 'and Co. l'aterpoOcr-row; Ir 1, • .f s. (§11,,,LL ig‘4.ey, Flvel-sireet ; a:1 , 1 N. 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It. imparts a firmneSs and beautiful. redness to the aurns- , -to the Breath the Most ddl o ctable!.,;weetoe , .s ; and if used con , tautiy as. directed, will prevent the Tooth 4-14111 by removing , its cause—the Scurvy in the Otitis. Price 2s. 9d. the T 3 ~x: • SUPERIOR LAVENDF 4 R NVA"'EIt, from its elcg - tut fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Itoval tligiiilee , the PrinCess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of. many Ladies• of the first Distinction, In Hale-pint -Bottles 4s. •a-rd. Pints Ss. P.reparcd and sold by It. Butler,No. 4,Cheapside, London ; and; by his appointment, by mast Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers in every Town. ' • GOLDEN CROSS, CI-IA ItINC; -CROSS, , AND BELLE SAI 7VAGE, LUDGiVrE-HILL. • - GENERAL !OFFICES .FOR Mil E following ROYAL MAILS- set off from - the above Oilices erery.Eveoirig, by etoptmaail qf the Postmaster-General, Vic. DUBLIN, Wtttjrford,•Coriz, and all parts' of Ireland. I101.1".1EAD, •Bangor, Caernarvon, St. Asaph, and all parts of North .Wales.\ll • - Li:ol{ D H Reer f or &West, Carmarthen, Bred • eon, Monmouth, and part; of SiAith Wales. • , • CIiESTER.• Hart tFich,Stafford,Litelttield,Northampton. • WISI4EACI - I, March, Cliarteris, aud•St, Ives. • CAM I'IPiDGE and Ely. . • • , NEW t Staff hart, and Vakenham 13t'ltY sT. iinmuNpsc • NottivlGH,aly Newloarket and. Thetford. NORWICH., by. Colchester, Ipswich, and Stole. WORCESTER,Perslitire Evesham, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER . , THEL'I " ENI ,Nl,• and Burford. OXFORD, every. Evening at Eight o'Clock. . LUDLOW,'Lenbury, and all parts of Shropshire. YARMOUTH, Lowestotf, Beccles, Ye:ford, & Woodbridge.' HULL, Scarborough; Burlington, and Beverley. • • • BARTON,. Waterside, Gainshorough, and Brig. LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn, Peterhorouge, and StUton.• And. the following itoyal Patent,' mill other Coaches, on the ' • newest, and hest coustraction. • , • Also - is added a list of Cities and •Prinuipal Towns, to which 1. Passengers. are reghlarly cqnveyt,sd; a reference thereto will save much trouble to Travellers afid Persons having baggage or parcels to send. . LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, out, only one night (car ries hoer' onlyj,,throug,h Warrington, Northwich, Mid- Aelwich, tiandbach, Uttoxerei; Button-npon-Trent, ,eas thatu Hinckley, Lutterworth and I'•,7orthaniptoty, Sunday,. ! • Wednesday, uld Friday Morons, at Six ; performs the jour. net in ;iti Mote,, well lighted and oarded throughout. .•• LIVERPOOL nova? Coach, tin ()ugh Warrii:gttin; Rants-. ford,. Con,Octoii, Newcastle, Stinir, I.itClt4eld, : ramworth, • Allier:stone,- Hinckley and Lutterworth, ,Tuesday, Thursday, and Sattirdav,,avoitings, at • Six; tr.itels with extraordinary velocity ; nn.y one night. on the road ! welfliglited and guard ed the whiite of the t,lllllCy. YOilji New al.d E1e . ,4 - mt Past:Coach everykdorning,at Sty,. through ei• , .e,Tyli ridge, c f.ioncaster, Bantry, lord, (Ord. y,,k, Pas. : seucers t.o woo the 'greatest fa-cilitVto. Edin •Neweastle, 4-‘l.trwicki, Shields,,ioul Sunder . land, Purintn,ll3l-11441,m,N,?qtylilerin. Thiv and r,!".- Fatua ingwold, Glasgow;Duiefiks, Pent-lib, Ria. • • •• pan,. Ilarintak ltridgd.; Kuareshorough Harrowgete, wad parts Of the Niirth. VIINcKLEY, Atheratnae, Lataerwoalb, and Northania torrCOttcff every Mortiaii Six, exCelit mid e'eery laren. SHREWS - BUR Y Mid NOkh.'Walesa'Clie.ap,Coalth,. thraugh Iron. Bridge, • Wnlverhanntton and , Birmingham every 'Morniag. HOLYHEAD, Bangor, Capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cern mac- Mawr, Cdn'Wen, Caernarvon,•Conway,Oswestry, and all parts of North Wes, every Morning: -. • . , BIRMINGHAM New Coach, called The CrosadPrince, thratta,h Stony, Stratford, Lemington and Walwirk, 'every latOrtinigat Four', and arrives, the ;time Evening* Ten. • IPARKGATE,.. Chester,. Stailerd, .anJ Litchfield, Pcist .Coaches every Evening. . - •• • ' WISBEACH; March, Chatterts, and . St. • Ires. New Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and 'Veal) Evenings. . . • LITCH FlELD,Tamworth, Hinckley, 'AtherstOn'e, Lotter - worth, aturNorthampton, uew and excellent Coach, uesday. • Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Sii;.• ' • •• , • CHY,LIENHAM New Day Coach, through Frogmill, Northlach, Burford, and Oxford (carries four inside only), sets out everyMnrning, except Sunday, at Six, and, arrives early the same Lvening at the Plow Inn, Cheltenham. OXFORD Nett Post Coach, called The Detianee, every Morning at K.'evtrlCK very last Coa chi, through Newmarket and Thetford, evere Evening at Seven. YARMOUTE - 1. Li/Westoti - , ffeceles, Yuxford, and Wood-. hiidge - Teregraph, every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afternownat Fo r Sevea; CAMBRIDGE and Ely New 'Telegraph 'Coach, every and "CaliiiigeS to' &if Parts of Norfolk,' Siltfolk, Essex, and Cambildo;:hire. ... • • FAKENHAM, Swaffham, Brandon, and Newmai ket ele e scant. New Coach, the Lord Nekon, Tiiesda - ,Tharsda.y, and Saturday Night. at Six 'o'Clia , k, Sunday at-Five. • •• , LYNN PoarCtetch, Tuesday; . Thursday, and, .Saturday Mtaatings Five o'Clock. SOIITH A vainTON and Inanington elegant new Coach, every Morning . (except Sunday) at Five o'Clock.' Packets sail to the Isle of Wight On the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are eon veved to all parts of the Island. • cviNcriEs - rEtt, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very fast. Coach, every Mountie . at Five o'Clock. TUNBRIDGE mad Tutibridge Wells sew and easy Coaches, every Morning. - TCNBRIDGE Wells new Post Poach (carries four inside ,only) hrengh Tatibridg, Seeenoakes, and Riverhead, every Afternoon at, Four Sunday excepted. BURTON • apOn . Trent... Past Coach, through Measham, Twyeross, Athelst-nae,,Hiaacklev, Lntterworth, I,Velfortf, Nor thateptati, and Ounsrtible. Shnlay, Wednesday, • and Friday Mornings, at Si K. BRISTOL., Bath, Melksham, DeviaeS, and. Marthernugh new and excellent. Post Coach (carries four inside only) every .•Afternoon at Five, well lighted anti guarded throughout. 'Chia Coaveyauce is ineoutrovertibly superior to any on the Western. Maid. EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the eaa•ry Mo. ning at Seven. SEVENOAKS,Riverhead, & BrortileyCoaches, erery,Mnrn. HASTINGS', B,cttel, Rol,!ertshridge, Flimwell. and Tun bridge exneditinuaNew Coach, every Morningat half-paat Five, , PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every. 'Morning stud Evening at Five o'Clock. PORTSMOUTH, Horinlean, PetersUeld, Godalmiag, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and Lve,iing at Five... PORTSMOUTH New aud elegant - Post Coach, the Duke Of Wellinatan, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Eight o'Clock. . EXOPER and Taunton Coaches,every Morning & Eveniina e• ELL",, Bridgewater, and Taanton Coache; every Morn ing and Evening., PISMOUTH and Falmouth - very fast .and cheap Coaches, eyei•v i\lorning and Evening. Ya.,enaaaaket, .11'nst Coach. Mesita Tharaday, and Sat Imlay Mornings, atitalfapast Fire. BATH and Bristol Caaelies, In Bath in 14 Hours; every Morning at half-past Four o'clock, and Evening at ne e . LEWES, Uckfield,Maresfield, and East Grinstead Coaches, every Morning at Eight o'Clock. BOGNOR, and the ,Recks, a Bathing Place on the Sntit4x Coast, m uch admired for its fine Sands , a new Coach, erety -Morning at • • CHICHESTER, Mitihnest, and Haslemare, new Telegraph Every Tueaday, Thuradaa and Saturday, at SiX. ' • CHICHESTER New Coach, 'through Duncton and Pet worth, Nloaday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL NeW'Coactr, through Daucton, Pete/oft'', and Little Hatnyton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at Seczi. MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wroth= Coaches,. every Morning at Five • and Nine o'Clock. -FOLKSTONE, Hythe; 'Sandgate, and Ashford Coaches every Morning. DOvEa, Aiarate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Canterbury Coaches, every Morning sit Six o'Clock, and Evening at Five., Extra Carriages always ready fdir families or parties. BROM PTON, Chatham, Rochester, "and Sttoud Coaches.of every descriptioa, at Six and .Niue in the Morning, One at Noon, Atka FiVe in the Evening. GRAVESEND, Nostliflea, and Dartford Coaches at Six and Nine iii the Merning;One.at Noon, and Five in the EYetiina Extra Coaches always ready. BRIGH - roN original Red Coach, through ,Croy`,lon, gate; Ciratle . v,•aatt CailEeld;o : ery Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON New Coach; cal led the Deka of Norfolk, every Morning at Nine, through . Dorking, Horsham i BAIGHTON New ant Elegant Post Caaeli, - the Eclipse ever} Afternoon atThree: • .. • BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at half- past Eight o'Clock everv-EVening. • • WORTHING modern and truly desirable Post Coach,. (ear ries inside only)' through Broadwater; Findon; Ashing `ten, WestGrinstead, Hoeshata, amid •Darkiug, every Morning at Eight O'Ch),Cil. • - • • • GODALMING,„ Guildford, Merrow, East Ilorsle):,, and Bookain, ToesdaY;Thuraday, and StiturdaS•, at Eight•O'Clueli. EASIBOURNSummer Coach, Tuesday, ThJrsday, and Sat n May,. at Half past Six GORALMING and Guildford Coaches every Morning and Afternoon. DORKING, Leatherhead, Epsorn -Coaches, every Morning at Niue, and Aft erooon at Three.. S El/NING, HorshaM, and Dorking Coaches, every Mao taing at Six. ' • • • HAMPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. Foliowing COACHES set oft from SAUVAGE Patent Mail. New'POst Coach, the Crawri Peinee, every • Miwaing at a Quarter before Five, through' Stony Stratford, •Southattl, Letnington, and Warwick. OXFORD new mid elegant Post Coach, the Defiance, every ,Moruitni at Eight. ' • SOU 'HAMPTON (Callyer's'Coach), every Morning, . ex.' cept Sunday, ita Five. ; • ,Tuesday, ALToN Coach • Thursday, and Saturday Morn iags„ at Nine. • ' NEWBURY coach, every Morning, at. Half r ..t. SALISBURY Coach, at Half past Three,every Afteraoun. New Post Coach, every Morning at Eight. . WIN DSOK,Cdateli, erery MOrning, at SerCa, 'BRIGHTON'Coach, the Doke of Norfolk, every Morning, at Nine, throngli'Dorkiag, Horsham;., and Il4nfreid. , • mucarroN.:44.4 Post COarb, the Eclipse. every -After noon, at. Half past Two. ' BRIGHTON i'ost Coach, every Evening, at Eight. t.trroSi Coach, every pity,. at One. • ,- HAMPTON Coaches,, every Morniag and Evening. ,PORTSMOUTH e very Morning and Even. at Five, NCNV Coach, Tud/aday, Thursday, and Saturday • • Mornings, .at Five. ,• • .- • ... • . -71 - 4 e Prapritam•s respectfnllyreenest the public to notice, the Golden Cross is the only Mice in London from whence Carriages set out to all the Bathing . and • Watering Places, aail places - oa - lashifinahid :WO p . nblie.resort in the kinatlout. • The inost,strii:a•t , tttentidm will he paid 'to inanities, at the ahave Caaeli Offices, anti evcry'lliformatiiiti gi rem" tai all public - Cart iCges' aettiug elf from Landon. — The PrOprietara 'arc not.answerahle farnay„Parcel or Paci6ge .above,FraePottuds catered and an :Insuaandni -Paid ;weerdingt). • - -paws and JOHN . Nromus, Pruprictert.' ,'.:i 1 1 . 11 1 RTC1 7 , SEVENPENCE. DON NZETIff✓ DEC. Cirri! 1-16xse, 1),:c.11. I .~.,r:~..riC 12, • day his Itoy:d !Ugliness the Prii cc legent o. t s ed, itt tits n•one oc,l On the itel.ollf Met;ioty, to confer . the honour of Knightboad nvoltl3enjamin Broomflehi, MajUr T General in the Army, t2.lerli-Marshal, and - Chief Equer ry to hi, itoyal flignnessthe the. Prince Itc h itt, and one of the Repi-esentdtives in Partiarhent for Plymouth. fl'irr-Olice, Der. 12, 1815. • De Regintent;.l.ic , tt....mint Jtillany, front 'lfalf-pay of the eltaa.sears Itritanuittuts, Lie,ntenant, vice Planta, who excliangeg• STAFF.—NIajgr-tene , al Sit- fitorge . I\lnrrar, h. C.B. to lits .Q.larter-Nlaster-General to. the Army serving filer the en.itirtand of ; Field-. Marshal 66 Doke of 'A'ellii,gton, with the Local rank of Lieutetiant-Getteral on the Continent. Ogre of Ordnance, Dee, S, 1813. Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Setowl Li:ui:rata John P4l• iner to be First Lieutenant, vice Roberts, deceased. - Office of Ordnance, Dee. LI, -1845. Establishment for the Military Departinent of al* ()es! ner Second Assistant-Surgeon Charles In::lis to be First Assistant : Siirkeon, vice Campbelt, Oromoted. Second Assistant surgeon - JalllCS'Edelowes to be ditto, vice ~,. M'Gregor, p . romoted. . • . Second Assistunt-Surgeon James O'Peirne to be ditto, vice •-• Hiehens, iirinoted: - Tenipiirary Assiitii,ii-Sunzeon JOhn O'Dond to:be Second As i;istant-Surgeon,' vice Verling,,' promoted, Commissioro, in the Royal South lAncoln Militia, signed . by ' • • the Lord Lieutenant of the County of.Liticoln. ' . . . Henry Peter ! folio Ltyaril,,E.sq. to be Captain. Charles Au gustus. Gresbanl.Manning, Gent. to be Ensign..' fANKJ UPTfi. J; Ripton, Derby, dealer and chaprnan, to surrender December 22, at tire, and 2 at tWn, and January 23, at tea, 'at the 'Whitt. Hart: Inn, Ilurtun-upon-Trent. tornies, Messrs. Hicks and Brailienridge, Bartlett's-build ings, ifolhorn, London ; or Sir J. D. Fo'xler, knight, Bur.. bin-upon-Trent. • C, Mayor, Somerset-street, Portman-square, carpenter, De . co.intieF 16:19, at twelve, and January 2,3, a tine., at(iuild. hall. , Attorney, Mr. Bowden, Angel-cutlet, 'flerugneocton street. • W. Paternoster, Rochester, innhUldur, Dechmber 16, 23, at twelve,..and January 13, at one; 'at Gitildhall. Atturnics, Me4i:r . :it. Aubrey and curtis,,Took's-court, Chancery-lane. W.' ThorogOod, Marshall-street, - Carniby . Mai kct, brush manutheturer, De:cember 19. 30; and January 23, at elqven, Attornies, Messis. Fisher and Sudlow, Gotigh square, Fleet-street. • A. T. Payerman, Norwich. druggist, January 1, S,. and 23, at the Castle lu t, St. Peter cif Mancroft, 'Norwich. — Attornies, Mr. ilignold, jolt. Norwich ;• or Nlessrs.`Bleas dale and Co. New Inn, Lon&m. . C. Benson„ Bininingham, ditiney•scrivener, Dece - naber 29, 30, .and January 23, at elevcn, •at the Stork Tavern, in' the Square,' Illuninsenam. itittirnies, Messrs. Egerton and Witham, inn-square, London; or Messrs. Spurrier and high...by, 1 - ';irmingliam. W. 'Fawks,'Led;) , ,try,' Hereford, innholdt.r, January 12, 13, 'at. the Reindcey, WoreeSter, and oti•the 233, at eleven, sit the Unicorn Inn, Great ';L,lrern, Worcester.. A.tturpies, Mc. Ballard, NL.iverit, Worce , ;tershire ; o. Mr. Bousfield Bouvecie-st reet Fleet-street, London.. , J. Bond, 'Huddersfield, York, merchant, Decedther 27, es, and 'January 23, at.' elecea, at the Ruse'and Crown - Inn, tidtkrfqi,i4! t,r Mr, ligts ye, Cha.,:e 1,43- ("1,111 of :sir. Crosland, Httdderstie J. Clegg, Manchester, cotton-atereha.ut, January 2,3, and 23; at eleven, at. the Dag Tavern, Manchester , Attoraies, Mr. Wood, Brazennuse-streel, Ma3cfiester; or Mr. Hard, TemPle, London. J. Walford, - West Quantoxhead,Souterset, maltster, Jlinnary 2,3, and 23, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, \Vivo laseombe. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Ford, near Wirelescombe, SomerSet. F. Br-swn, jun. Etnswell, Yorkshire, farmer, December 20, 23,-. at eleven, and January 23, at three, at the CVoss Keys Inn, Beverley, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. Blakiston, Sy 'pond's Inn, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Botilton, jun. Great Yorkshire.' . . . G. Spence, Leicester, draper, December2B, 29, and January 2.3. at' eleven, at the White Hart. Inn, Leicester. Atter ides, Messrs. Burley, More, and Like, Lioculn'slnn, Lon don ; - arid Mr; Burbidge; Leicester. .J. M•tyer, Fetter-lane, furrier"Decemrter 19, 2G, and January 23; at twelve, at Guildhall. Attotacy, Mr. ltusser,. Bed Lion•square. • ••J. Grey; Newcastle-upOD-Tyne, w-uallen-draper, DeCetubc: Jana:ivy 3 and 23, at eleted, at the George Inn, .New cattle-uputt-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. StoVsr, Pilgrim-street, "NeWeastle, or Messrs'. -Bell and' Brodrlek, Lyc. Church- yard.' J. Boyle; Leeds, cloth-dresser, December 27, .January 3 and at (le vet', ;it the George wcastte upon-Tyne. .k.tornies, Mr. Szymour,- Newcastle-upon or Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-ynrd. H. 'Lacs, Rot herliam, Yorkshire, timber-merchant, IN-cc:li tter la' 19, ,and January qa, at twelve, at. the Tontine Inn, SheificAd. Attornies, Wak,, Sheffield, or Mr. Blain:- lock,Serivant's Inn, 11A-street.- , • R. Shaw, Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer, December 2S, January 11 and 2.fi, at tan, at the White Bwar M;incliestdr; 'Atturnics, Messrs.. Hewitt and !till fi, Manchester, or Mr. [Turd. Liner Temple: Park Guie, Cotittierland, entale-dealer,Jattuary 2,3, • and at eleven, t the Georg(' ana Wigton, Cum . bet-IA(1. Attornies, 111essr3a Wor:lsworth and Addison, Staple; qi• r., Li tie fobt, Wigton, Cnalbwr laud. . , . . • W. NiCholson, Kingston-npon4loll, tueratatit, Dee 16,11, '• and tint). 23, at eleven, at the 1 . )0. and Duck Tavern, Selle lane, Kiu f -ston-upou-llipll. - Attocnies, Messrs. ltoSer Bart,iett's Building's, Holborn, London.; of Mr. S411(14611 - 11.'Lloyd, &orge-street, Adelphi, broker, Decent l / 2 er 13, 19, and January 20. at, ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Moore„Great Marlborough- street, J. Ha'rris, Langlev-Mill Oxfordshire, Corn-dealer, December . 1q; 24, ainlJanuary 23, at one, at Guildhall, LondMi. At tornitS, 3lessit. Leigh, Mason ant liouseman, New Bridge street; Magi:friars. • F.inery, grocer, December 27, ea, at five, anal Janda6' at the Swan lam, Beaf.L. Swain,- Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Old• Jewry, London. [Dividends,_ &C. to-morrow.] 6CJ BANKRUPTS. SEW ESTItA'I'IDNS•. . . Dceembrr G. James 13is3et and Co. merchant; in I\fonlrote.... Creditors meet iu Hiniter's inn there, 15tli December and sth Jannary, at IY. • • - December 7. James Cobb, farmer and cattle.'-dealer, Pit cairks_....trcditors Whet in Warby's irm,,liervie, 18th Decene. - ber andfith JannsrY, at 12: - DecembeC7. John Malloeb, merchant, Mairgnserie—Cre elitors meet in Dick's inn there, 13th December and 3d Jag. at 12. Deceinber 7. Walter Galloway, drover and cattle-dealer, CraiKton, parish of New • Kilpatrick---Crediturs Inca irs .M'Nicot's *Lim, Dumbarton, 19tli Deccutber and 3,lJanua c i, at - 12, December 7, AleNandir Kennedy, cattle-dcaler, Monks, • near 'Ma:Jude —Creditors mect,.iii Sioati's inn, Mayuule, 18th Dc;c,iiher ;ink', 3d Januai 7. Julio scion, tunnel - 4 I:dirshorttl—Greditors meet in the II , 7i•d ExtihanittsCotfreimuse thee:; 14111 mad s9tk • D4C::111:11:1' i 4I It. •