The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-12 00:00:00

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SIXPENCE -HALFPENNY: ADATIR , ILTY-OFFICE, Nov. IC, 1814. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of oy6; and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, fortheTriai of Of fences committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdietiott of Me 21dmiralty of England,thill- be held'at Justice Mall, io the Old Bailey, London, on Tuesdaq , the 1 3lic of Ll:ember, ,next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morn'ing. , • 'ISRITISH AND FORETOP:BIBLE SOCIETY. Addrssed , those whn - is*. 'for - Demonstration. On Saturday . will ,be publishAi; tiamlsconely printcd ifi one Volume, OctavO, price ins. 01. - . the Sec.4ipdl✓ili:ion with Additions end.lllustrttion , ', of . • ,LAW INTELLIGENCE. PRACTICAL EXPOSITION'iifIhiIIIN : -- .n . L. pr.scV and PROCEEIXINGS of the-111 1 . - “SlF.nnd FO'RE.IqN TOLE SOCIETY.. . Tylfhe Rev'. E. H. is'ORRIS, A.M., 'Curate' cf St. , jolin's Chapel, Hackney, and Chaplain to 'the • Earl,of Shaftesbury. Printed for 'F.T. and J. Rivington, • No. 6 :St:Paul's Church-vard— • N. p. Tilt! Purchasere of the Firit Edition, may li , we the Additions sepaVtely, price ls. 6d, J.IIy CI?Oli-Ell. . • DEPTI:ORD VICTILiLLING-YA RD, Dec. 8, 1814. T HESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, the 15th instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will Le exposed to PUB LIC . S.eILE, at his Majesty's Victual ling-Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots of ttnsert e deeable Provi sions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, viz. Bread, Floor, Rice, Raisins, Pease, Oatmeal, Pease Screen. ings, Oatmeal Sweepings, Butter; Cheese, Vinegar, Sugar, Callarances, take-house Sweepings, Beef, twk, and Suet, Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hogshead, aud' Rundlet_ Staves, Wine Pipe, Irish Teirce auu Barrel staves, Fire'Wood, &c. &c. &c. This Day was , - , •lished, in BVo. Peaids, HIE MOP -,ANATsOMY of, ,xlie BRAIN; It_ in 'AI ANL-1 . anu HYDROPHOBIA ; with the Patho logy of these two Diseases, as collectedfrom the Papers of - The late ANDEREW 141AltqlS4., 31. I). Many years Teacher of Anatomy i n LoAdon : witlran.Ac;•. •, c,:? pt of some Experiments to ascertain wlicther.the,Periear'4 situ and Ventricles of the Brain enntainZirater in a State of TA:which - 1s prefixed a Sktch on - As Life. - • • By S.:SAWREYA .1•ei•low of the Royal Collego , of Surg eon ' s , formerly Assistant I•ecturer to Dr. Marshal. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa teruoster-row. A Deposit of 251. per cent-,is to be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of sale, ant; the remainder qf the pur phase-mo2ley paid before ,the Stores are removed, for which purpose a peripd of 14 working days will be allowed fV * On4 the day of sale, the Jivers particularly observing, that not less than one-half of the quantity is to be token away from thepre- MiSCS wiihin the first seven days, and the remainder in the-sNwn• following days, otherwise the deposit ,money will befoifeited and the Provisions or Stores remain the'property of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on anti arount, be, granted. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE: fhc. 10. e 'ol` , 11 1 01 /t"1 y f) ~ wi Admiralty Office, Dec. 10, 1814. l ' kt . r)( - ) Wg PENSIONS. L 4 Is hereby . It , °r.,e. given, that all WIDOWS 14 Ive pp v , ih. Liv i „ -•• lONS from the Charity. established. ►t',l\... of po ,r,'" l 0 ,, , PP-WIDOWS of COMNIISSION and r ' .. ° to 4I I:PR.S ,?1 ,t. , thi, o.r , . e ' • of the ROYAL NAVY, must send -14,1 4 , A ffiall q , between the 17th and ' 31st of this I ,r : ,,,,c t. A . the ir belts r equired by the„ltnles• of the Charity, l l .! - _% r , (1 'ng Inserted on the Pen Sion List, which • t t:l ' l t tet t i ro M • v} <"t i krontii, an d paid on the 10th F e b ruary. 11 441, tilir‘'f id ows, respecting their Pensions, must ~, 11 . 4 shauds held in the Royal Navy. t). l '' \ ' J. W. CROKER, . ' , Pc, --...... .., ,,,......,....5........... ?, .t . tii 1 - PU RE, CHRIST REJECTED. dq) LIC ' REJECTED. Mt , l, t e i iiie„ are respectfully 'to formed. that 4: 1 ," 41, e i i f ll . ! 'MS's:m.l7llON of. LAIRS. WF.ST, • b u l t ''t•% . the EXHIBITION is fi)r . 7the pre ‘llll4 notice wil i l i .he given, of its li.e-opentog. . 'Nt...et, efiAle E r Sd eLtiAßT, Secretary. r 7, 1614. ()h . k,,q P(;j o , - ••••••••••••••••+•••••••••••••••••••.• 11, I Lt; ' 4 )11 DOGS, PIGS,- &c. 'l q t Y ti i k 1 . 1;: QUANTITY of GOOD BIS , '1tt, , ,,' .. kbz, e ,of One Hundred" Weight, each well - ili ‘•,,,: 41 e, tj l' 'pose.—Apply at the Warehouse, it . PPer Thames-street. ,' 1 1 17' . ->----_,......L ....„ %k. (~ 1 :11 • :`: .. ........—_,.....____. 1',.. t NT 1...f,TA SIT PRIZES in the NEV i,.. ,. ' ti ' .3 A ' I\ic . A I O,,,..ITF . ,RY, to begin .Drawing WED ''''''7,lBls. t,''•:)f••:.. .RC,II-1-ElsdE. 1... • .‘" • • ...'•4.to o i s •.,• • .. •• • . 1 4 1814 2 0 ,000 10 ., ,, ~, •.• .. • 2,000 ' • 4,000 ... . 4,000 SAA`.. - ~, . 3,0E10 ' 3,200 " f\ ; goo 3,200 100 2,00 0. 50 , 1,600 '4l ' .•'• . • : : .**; 25 .** ' 15 . '13,000 Ty , lt'`,4t s. 'tl ii • ttz e 4., ' L. 120,000 A tlp t -ye 25 1. First Day, J anuar y 18th, will ii, k r eceive to clool. 0.0 4 " ° ve 251. Second Div, January, 27th, will o k tirliir d rec e i re 20 , 0001. • ~, titelid N i ; l Last Day will beJanuary3l.. Vil„ I S f , ' and c,% - f ilt ES are selling by RICHARDSON, 1,14 t, ' Charing" s i' o l% r i . F ia orl i ract ors for the Lottery, d attheir 4 kk,, , ,„.. , itt,, , ,,,,,,,,, - ro - buildihgs, Coruhill, an facing _ __. , r---. ~,, t , N ,f . _.,,Atti,,,er nett the Public Approbation. . Et t,i ' '"Qtis NI . s .G UI TA SALU I IRIS, or a , 11,tis hLo. -edieine for - eurilig Venereal; Glandular, yttl'ijilli)i,t4ltrilurs, Cilefts, &e.-'--A - liottle or two will Vt4 1 , 1, 41. 1j 'a itfte,?f.!ll„eir A allitaryetrects; a few bottles have t, , t t 4 1 .4, ari sdltivation and eyerxother means have ~., 1 1 : i ti ,r •'al• • - ;Z• ev r - n %viten the disorder has been stand -•i -t k , • ..0 ret ~,,, hp li • '4(14 1 , "city cart be- better contrived,. more to, g ti .'4, or . 4 , than this, for such as are obliged to Oi ' ''e 'Q t; 1 tu ea, as it - needs no confinement or 0 , ley , lira t '. 14 1 . 40 y ea . ~, I.k, c l ee, ,_ . rs experience, by Dr. Freeman in Atikki:„lchti ,rist.(l.,,,piroved it Ito less successful in those '0 1 ,, IPati,ot`u,s bold from impriidence t . l - I!in a certain ) p r kt,, 4 01, s Y reli ef . 'lt s out a. never-failing, perrna- IV"l' 4t 1 41 and r• • . ,tx, l i c , ,cd,t,i_e _e,tail, at R. Butler's Chemical, Drug, '',l l lr t i i. " N' arehouse 4, Cheapside, Corner of ON'ati 4 th Yar d, Lo tl ' Sharp • and Bela , ut, , in . k ‘.. m oil .s, v v _ . II On ; 1 1 11+ q' . D eo ! drid 1. /.. ! , .. n, Alloutt, and . Mallory, I irsea, Iy,;;; 1t ( ,,, , 11 ?g, Gosport ; Coleman -and rob Nr , 4 4 .`, 4 , 4 : 1 .e, N. t4 ., 4 :t1 Turner . , Hull ;171•Oxland Cook- i , i' tid i ,`. , (l s irl " , tun, :Ind Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott t l o, 4 4Qi i t ntit , . ri eY and Co. Birmingham; Bininge, ~iL I , N . est,i . ,4,tid Lathbury Liverpool; Staines and ,' \ 'kb. 'oh , - ' 1,11;.'h v g , A4 , . and E matt, Exeter; Smith, Manderten, i , i ., 4 t t i . 1 jj 0 , axter, Edinburgh- Baxter and M‘Do ',,„., ;,.. ,•.,. ir lit'n and Barry, - Bi : istol; Stevenson and s'„'.l.iii?tabott't'en, and - .Diann and Sutton, Not th k ,,,Ve nd ~ Blandford ; a ' nd ritail, by most Conn -1 'll e ki,(:',,.in Bottles at 2s. 9d. 4s. did. and 226 . t 1 echeris for each Sex. it "1 q •SLI , * it io tt Ae t ERIOR ADVICE t' t li,.'tal e first 00 • . IN t lit in. , lt 444 int,, IlSequence to ascertain on b it tq l lf,„i eN. s. ~,, , isri. t y a firm reliance may be placed it4f.‘„,egeo; pr,,t-es`:.-'143,1E and Co. Surgeons of eini- - , VI, of , 1,,,, ifi0 'ollfit' attainnients, Members of the N t1„ 1 -14., ,an 3 .,, a 1) .. hod Edinburgh', pres6it to the-Pub 01,•1,14,,',•11%,psi'llxPerience_ in the CUR% of A,e.'EN-.• l*il 1 4 r•qunt.l; id those DebiLties and Deficiencies j r , ~144,irioils I,,rere.itt or embitter the matrimonial ,;','1,,t1,1t1-.,, tiie„,_,radations, from recent infection to ;Q,,, ,, : e 1 i ..: 0 1w :43 . s A,r. treatment commands very often a 1N91,..,7,,. th,,tr,lo,„`_.,aical core. In 'dubious cases, filch* ~rt.44B.t,t,brvesu txperienet gives them a promptitude Irlf.r! ) 4 l l l , i , or hay.te potient from being merenrializeii k i t k ` t , ,, t‘ iiii i ihle d est tlig his constitiition undermined, and Ye,'' , , t ,'., l )q, l it a it hil f a r t ' ; ' , Y i e d. b a latent,. but iusidious dis -1,',,; 4' 1 %1 4 ' y, v., confidence in shallow pretenders, tpt 3 ..N4 f r „ in e ' seular Relaxation, ,and•Atony of the 1.,; lis ')lt ~.1 Y syrlsu.it,ssive indolgence, insalubrions•cli t_!ibticl,Vstett, L '.. - ItY, the practice gives new life and . 1 ,!v t ~.es, „ id "en in cases which are verging on de ,,:f ~ i, f • ,1,;,,,,i1d 'then derangeni- rifs ofUrethra, s ' ll i 'll' '' '' li b '1t'r.•.,14),1 elle ctuai'man v her.. Slight and re •,,,t,,,11.14. Al's . `.. Illie- t1,,5.qt,.1. it I 0 the ;true are cured in the short pe lt!Pl Y tßay t :' . F ernale Sex it wili be consolatory ti', Vt',, tt , aild ~t (- cured of those Del>ilities which de ,?,:lth'ttti.,. d wi th I' the f oundation of connubial felicity. tkkiti'abt' C'tirrieta"dour, delicacy, and inviolable se kk k 4 4 , l ii 7, H. and c o _ rimy be C•.ristilted every day, ittltiit.tltlltc,iy iTon-gar(fen. L,tters from the coon- '4l kt. for ,k t ,, c. , tse, triod e of living, &e. and lucks `ttitioi,'"ce arid :Nledicows, will be treated • -."107, Hatton-garden; (\t i `:. 1.-- (7'l" 15 Og r ! .1: 11 " irle°,clC' ,te(l It • or) ° I ido tbc:io 6 rti ll `,; l 0t0i.40,1 ,01 oo' st- cltvt~'llV bt C, (Pi for bc c iJic`,M of' • „i,l l ' 1 e 0 jo t c . to : i• ; • 0 15 ,• oct 1 1 ' 1;1' „ 01, /01;.,/;:' , Isyt ~rie t ~~ V 1C7'11,14 L LNG- OF FICE; Dec. 2, 1514. THE COMINSSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His 3.1 - 4.ll;sTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That Tote Friiiau, the lath instant, .they will be, ready to re ceive" Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat with, such: Perseus as will undertake to Supply Whatever FRESH BEEF :May he' required for the use of His Majestu's Ships and Vessels at Plymouth ; ,Torbay; :Dartmouth; Fahnouth; Yar mouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the • County of Norfolk; Mar gate; Dover Roads;. and New. Romney (on separate CII7I -for Twelve Months, from the tst of January to the filst of .December, 1815, inclusive; to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts 7nay he seen at the Secre tary's Ojice, at this Office; or-by applying to Mr. Miller, Agent for the Victualling at PlymOuth; to the Collectdrs . of His Majesty's Custo'nts at Dartmouth and FalmaUth, re, spectively ; to . Mr. John CrochfOrd,at Yarmouth; and!. Arr.- rhenum Russell, Agent for the Victualling at ?over. , regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the hoard before One a' Clock on the .said f}idcy, the 16th instant, - ,nor .unlesi the Person who nudes the Tende?.. or some Perso Ain 1,4,1,41 • whcaci:alled for. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a - Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become boUnd with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum'. of 20001. for the due performance of each of the Contracts at Plymouth and Tor bay and 5001. for each of the other Contracts. • CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHELTMATISMS, &c. DR. STEERS's OPODELDOC; from its su perior excellence in thy above and other external Complaints, has given rise - Loa variety of Counterfeits, which art now offered for Sale in almost every Street and Town in the Kingdom. They are in general composed of Ingredients so base, as to produce little or no effect, thereby deceiving those who expect relief,, and are wrapped up in directions nearly Copies of those,of the Genuine Opotieldoc, in which the,naines of Dr. Steers and Mr. Newbery are made use of with the intent of mo►e readily defrauding unwary purelisers. It is become necessary to obviate such impositions, which are practised' even in house's of seeming respectability; the Pull-• lic *ill therefore be . careful to ask for the - Gennine Opodel doc, sold by F. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and observe, as the only mark of authenticity, that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul s," are engraved in the Stamps. The only Preparation that really•prevents the Hair turning Grey, produces a LUXURIANT GROWTH on BALP.PLACES, and BEAU TIFUL FLOWING CURLS, Is ROWLAND's ACASSAR 'OIL. ITS Virtues, produced fro m Eastern,Soil,.pos ..E._ sess ,salubrious, fragrant, and efficacious Properties, winch never fail its preserving and beautifying the Hair of La dies, Gentlemen, and Children. ,Produces Whiskers, Eye brows, &c. Its. pre-eminence has gained the august and be nign Patronage of their Royal Highneises the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex • his Imperial ,Majesty the Empe ror of Russia; his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick ; his Excellency the Duke del Enfantadir; the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of Oxford, and the Nobility throughout Europe. ,ROWLAND's Treatise on the Nature and Preser vation of the Human H.ar, enclosed with each genuine Bot tle, signed on the label, in red ink, " A. Rowland and Son," price 3s. 6d.-10s. 6d. and One Gninea per bottle. Also i . • ROWLA.ND's ESSENCE of TYRE; Or, IMPERIAL DYE. Which never fails to produCe, in a few minutes, a perfect - change in Red or'Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c. to a beautiful 13rown sr Black, and that glossy, which renders the appearance of the colour natural. The Dye is so durable that it cannot he removed by washing, &c. I t i f , perfectly in nocent, dud Ladies and Gentleman may dye their own Hair with ease and secrecy, 7s. Gil. per bottle. Ask for Row land's Essence- of 'Tyre.. Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, .11 . 0 to n the first turning on the right from Holbord, and by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, perfumers to her Ma jesty, Titchborne-street; Mr. Smyth, perfumer to his Majesty; .117, Galtie and Pearce, 57, Rigge, 35, Overton, 47; Turner, 75, New Bond-street ; Thevenot and Co. Old Bond-street ;. Bayley and Blew, perfumers to the Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspur-street ; S. Berry, 17, 'Johnson, 15, Greek street, Soho; Lowe, 330, Strand; Butler,.4,Rigge, 65, Cheap side, and 52, Park-street; Burgess, G 3, Holborn-bill; Barclay and Suns, 95, Fleet-market;- Newbery and Sons, 45, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard ; Rowney, 106, Hatton-Garden ; W. Sutton and Co. Bow Church=yard ; Talt, 41, Oornhill ; 'Weston and' Co. 229, Strand; West,'Graceehurch-street , T. Itaine and Co. 25, King-street ; Bolton and 'Putt, Royal Ex change; Sanger, 150, Grange, 115, Thorn, 45, Turner, 132, Oxford-street; Sizeland, Vere-street ; Ambridge, 30, Leu chars, 47. Piccadilly; Mattrass, 86, Davison and Son, 59, Fleet-street ;_Marquis, Coleman-street; and Co. 30, Collyer, 53, Huguenin, 33, Hay-market ; Day 7, Varvell, 25, Vickery, 6, Tavistock-street ; Holmes, St. James's-street; Overton, 117, Borough ; Swift, 29, Ward, 3.24, High Hol born ; Harris New - gate-street ; and by all - Perfumers and . Medicine VenClers in London, and in every To wn th roug hout the Empire.-The above Book, and the Label an each bottle are entered at Stationers' hall.-:Worthy the attention of Merchants, Captains, tke. • , • Foreig - n-Office, Dec. 10, 1814. His Royal Highness thePrinee'Regent has been ple..as'o, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve oft- , the Sieur<Angvao as bis Mgt Christian INtijesty's Consul" 141alta. His Royal" ffigliiieks the Prince Regent has been please3l,•in at name and' nu the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint john Falconar, F.:sof. to be his Majesty's Consul at Leghorn. •' His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and on the ,behalf of his Majesty, to appoint•Johfi,Mortlaunt Aolnison, Esq. to be his Majesty's ConsuLat Penoa.' : ' . .MII.;ITARY PROMOTION. Cotninis6ion in the 116yal Carmarthen Regiment of Militia, signO•by the Loud Lieutenant of the County of .Cartnar thc n. .. I QtOrter-Master-Serjeant John Griffith to be Quarter-Master, %zce Bowen, superseded. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Matthe'W.JOries,..of Welsh. Pool, Montgomery,. banker, from I)ec, 6 to lan. 25, at ten, at the Royal Oak Inn, Wclsh • BANKRUPTS. • • • Joseph Stul;, - ge, of Clifton. - Wood, Bristol, professor Of music, to surrender, December 23, 24, and January 21, at two, at the Commercial Booths, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Tar rant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-l ane ; L on d on ; an d Mr. Habertield, Brist o l.'' W illiam Wright, of Uppinghatu, Rutland, hose dealer, De eember 30, at five, 31, and January 21, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Uppingham. Attornies, Messrs. Warren and Churchill, Uppingham. 'es Chapman, of AxbrisigC - , Somerset, linen-draper, De cember 22, 23, and January 21, at one, at the Rummer Ta vern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Dax and Son, Queen square, Bloomsbury, London ; and Mr. Bayt6n, Bristol. Arthur Kelsey, jun: of Fare - ham, Southampton, corn-factor Dec: 19, at one, 20, ,at eleven, and Jan. 21, at one, at the Dolphin Inn, Gosport. Attornies, Messrs. Minchin and Weddell, Gosport; and Mr. Briggs, Essex-street, Strand, William 6111, of Bury St. - Edmund's, Suffolk, grocer, to sus render, Dec. 19, at six, 20,, and Jan. 21, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Bury .St. Edmund's. Attornies, Mr. Wayman, Bury St. Edmund's; and Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, Symonds Inn, ChOncery-lane; Lom!•an. Stephen Smith, of the Borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed, inealman, Jan. 2, Z. 3, and 21, at eleven ; at the King's Arms, • Berwick. Attornies, Mr. Willoby, Berwick; - and Mr. Bromley, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn, London. Henry Tindal Still . (and not Henry Tindall' Still, 'as adver • tised by mistake in the Gazette of Tuesday last), of Prin ces-Street, Lambeth, .Surre3N dyer, Dec. 13, 20, and Jan. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Broad-street. JOllll Hodgkinson and John Leigh, of Liverpool, merchants, rope -makers, &c. Jan. 2,3, and 21, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Alessi's. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; and Mr. Batty°, Chancery-lane. Ashton Shepley, of Newton, Lancashire, manufacturer; Dec- 2G, 28, and. Jan. 21, at two, at the Talbot Inn, Man chester.. Attornies, Mr. Grundy, Manchester; mid Messrs. Milne and Parry, 'Femple, London. Samuel .Pittard, of the town and county of the town ofi Southampton, shoemaker, Dec. 16, at one, 17, at eleven, and Jan. 21. at nine, at the Star Inn, Southampton. At tornies, Mr. Allen, Clifford's Inn, London; and Mr. Smith, . Southampton. Jonas Heap, now or late of Hepworth, Kirkhurton, York, clothier, Dec. 30, 81, at the Yew-tree Inn, Robert Town, Bristol, York; and'Jan. 21, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hildersfield, York. Attornies, Mr. Stephenson, nolM firth, near Huddersfield; and Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. Robert Ashby, now or late of the Poultry, London, engraver and printer, Dec. 13, 20, Jan. 21, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Kearsay and Spurr, Bishops gate-street Within. John Maemichael,. Thomas Gotton, and William Macmi chael, of Bridgnorth, Salop, bankers, Dec. IG, 17, and Jan. 21, at. eleven, at the Castle Inn, Bridgnorth. Attor nies, ; Mr. Bigg, S o uth am pt on -b u ildi ngs , London and Mr. Pritchard, Broseley... Walsinghain Bolton, of Bury-street, St..James's, Westinin-• ster, plumber, Dec. 17, 27, and Jan. 21, at' eleven, at Guildhall, London. 'Attornies, Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, and Lake, Bur Y-street, St. James's. -' Arthur Harrison, of Parliament-Street, Westminster, Middle sex, linen-draper, Dec. 17, 24, and Jan. 21, at twelve,' at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghal I-street, London. Mary Bathia Wallington, widow, - and Henry Wellington, of Crown-street, Soho, Middlesex, opticians, Dec. 17, at • one, 31 and Jan. 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At tovnies, Aressrs. Tilsdn and Preston, Coleman-A:met. - . DIVIDENDS. - Dec. 17. J. Carter, Poplaislopseßer—Jan. 3. J. E. and A . , Gairdner, Cannon-street,. merchants—Dec. 31. R. Crawford, NewcAstle-upon-Tyne, .grocer, --Dec. 31. S. Rye, Egham, Stirrey,breNter—.lan. 3. J. Gregory, Death, Glatuorganshire, li n e n sdraper—Jan. 17: W. Williams Witlench, Worcester shire, money - scrivener--Jan. 12. J. Wainwright, jun. Waver tree, Lancashire, builder—Jan. 3. D. Bowen, .Neatli, si:inner—Jan. G. R. Rawl i nson, n Kingston-upon t--Jan. IG. J. R oc k, Wednesbury, Stafford -1 c in e n r iti l : a ld ' ec —Dec. - 31. J. Williams, jun. Findley, Mid dlesex, bricklayer—D ec . 31. A. Richardson, Yorli-street, Mary-le-bonne, and T. NV tich Cleveland-streel, builders— . Dec. 17. and P. Rennards, Kingston-upon-Hall, mer chants—Dec. 20. H. Shuttleworth, late of Ludgate-hill, op tici,an—Jan. 28. W. Finlaysoir and Dearer, Liverpool, mer chants—Dec.3l.R. Kendall, Reading, linen-draper—Dec. 31. W. English, Lewes, cutler-Jan. 17. J. Robson and .1. L. Waugh, American-square, coal-factors—Jan. 21. W. Page, Kentish Town, builder,--dan. 5. R. Hendy, Redbridge, South amptonshire, butcher—J4n. 2. W. Bass, Manchester-cot-- ton-merchant—Feb. 2 t.' S. Lee, 'Birebin-lane, merchant— Jan, 24. G. Hampshire, Butt-lane, Deptford, cabinet-maker — Dec. 31. R. Kemp, Burr St. Edmund's, leather-cutter—Jan. 10. J. B. Cramer, late of Node-hill, Isle of Wight, grocer— Ja n . 2. L Hoffer, Bath, hatter. CERTIFICATES--DEC. 31. W. Kent, Merther, Ken grocer—T. Collins, Witney, blanket mannfacturer—P..-E a t on' Witton, Cheshire, timber merchant—W. Williams, l a t e o f North Shields, ship-owner— J. Ityde and J. Stewardson, late of Cbange-alley, bill-brokers —S. Baylis,. Ledbpry, Herefordshire, baker , --J. P. iiiiklato ) Stand, silversmith, OHANCERr , " , SATuRDAY, DEC, IL . • •C . OURT...OF • • TiII3):THEATRES. 3totm.ts COVENT-GARE;EN THEATRE. HART, MI.iART3 supported bMI.! DOWDSVVORT9. unit Mr. BEiIk•DELL, moved. f or an O rder to dis solve an injnneticiii:isSued against4the Prop r i etors of .Covent-Gorden Theatre, aletv years s i nce, ,to ~.restrain them from performing,. or causing to be '; performed, aertain.„Farces or Theatri ca l Pi eces, at the Theatres;of! Drury-Lane or Covent-Garde n , 7without.license from Mr.AOrris, whose property - ..the,pieceS. Were, by virtue, of .assignments from Mr.-Colman, . the Author of most of•thetn. The. grounds of this niotion were objections to thefor mality otthewords of the injunction, which creat ed a long discussions on the consideration that the-same was not :inflici6ntly specific,- so as to pro hibit not only the performance by the defendants of the pieces in question, hilt likewise the caus ing or procuring the performance of them in any manner by other persons, without liCence froM Mr. Morris. BELL opposed the motion on the ground of its novelty, and- the long acquiescence of the de fendants un . der the Same,.without atiyapplication to this Court. for varying or rectifying the terms .of the injunction, eontenkling With much force and ingenuity, in the. absence through illness of his Learned Leader, Sir Samuel J.Zorilly, whom we are glad to. hear to be.4ow inA;forward state of. ameudment that the precedent would lead to endless incouveniencein consuming the time of this Court . , in the like, motions at any indefinite „period. The LORD CHANCELLOR considered the case new, but not 'unprecedented and after a learned dinuisition on the doctrine of such cases, on Which he had lately seen a case not cited at the Bar, which he would find ;. with Chat view, his Lordship deferred judgnient. CONTEMPT. Mr. BELL afterwards moved for an order to commit. Mr.. Kemble and .Mr. Harris, the defen thaltS, to the Fleet Prison, for contempt of Court, in infringing the order of injunction, by publish ing and, performing one of the dramatic pieces, on the 30th of November last, after notice of pro.. hibition from Mr. Morris, in violation of the in- junction. This motion created an animated discussion; which lasted till the rising of the Court, near foer This defendant's . Counsel objecting to, the in formality of the notice of motion, ,and denying, on the authority of a late similar motion, in the case of " Waters v. Taylor," respecting the re ceipt or taking away of the nightly money of the Thea_44-.7---b-y714r. -- Taylor, again - Si an injunction, contending that there was no evidence of the de fendant's having perknmed the piece in question. The piece was published fo r performance by mis take merely, and they informed Mr. MorriS it should not be repeated at the present time, but that they did not wave the future right of per forming this on the ground of the great length of time that the piece had / been published by whialt it became public property. • • To this it was replied,• that there was.no trans fer by sale assignment of the copyright from Mr. Movris L the : assignee and owner of the same. The Loan CpANCELLOR stated, that he should carefully read the affidavits and injunctions in this new and difficult case, which were handed up to hitn. Judgment was of course postponed. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 12.—We bad a very large- supply of Wheat this . morning from Esser and Kent, in consequence of which, sales, were at a reduction of_ front 4s. to ss. per quarter, from this day week, and a considerable quantity left un• sold. Barley has declined Is. per quarter. Malt had but a dull sale. Boiliug Pease innst be noted 2.5. Grey Pease is. and Tick Beans Is. lower than this day week. Oats having a good supply, .and but small demand, may be noted Is. lower. English Wheat - sCs.6os. New White Pease - Cie. -,-s. Fine ditto - 645. —s. —s. Grey Pealse - -; - 375. 445. Old ditto - :- 765. S. New Grey Pease , - 475. --r .._ .... . ... Foreign do. Fiue ditto 40; . 50s. 60s. -68 s. --s. —s. -S. Tick Beans - - - 355. 435. Small Tick Beans 40s. Os. 345. 3Ss. Feed Oats - 19s. 225. Fine ditto - - - 425. —s. Barley - - -20 s. 28s. —s. Fine ditto - - - 3Us. —s. New ditto - - -41 s. —s. Malt - - - - 635..695. Fine ditto - 281. 281. Poland ditto - -19 s. 2.15. Fine ditto -21 s. 325. Potatoe ditto - - 335. --s. Rape Seed i2Bl. 381. per la,t Fine ditto - -76 s.—s. I Fine Flour - des. 633. WhitePease (boil.) 535. 58s. Seconds - 555. 60s. SMITHFIELD, DEC. 12.—This day's Market was amply stt,)•• plied with prime Bea3ls, and the show of Cattle in general was plentiful ; Beef, Mutton, and. Veal, were dearer ; Pork sold , at last price ; and the trade, for the most part, was some what brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were rather lively; Hay, Straw, and Clover,•bare dropped in price. We subjoin an accurate statement of the prices and numbers : ' To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b. Beef, 4s. 4d. to Us. 4d. Mutton,' 53. Od. to 6s. 4d. Veal, xis. , Od. to Bs. Od. Purl:, 7s. Od. to Bs. 9d. Beasts, 3040. -Sheep, 15,400. Calves, 180. Pigs, aoo. HAY-MARKET. Hay, 31. to 41. lOs Straw, 11. ss. to 11. 10s. Clover, 41. to Ell. 6s. SHOCKING CATASTROPHE.--A Cbroner's Inquest was held on 'Saturday last at the Running Horse, -Harrow-road, on the • bodies of Mr. and Mrs. AYTON, who kept a brazing and tin shop within a few doors• of the-Edgware-road. The'shop not being opened as' usnal, the neighbours suspected that something wrong bad happened. The doOt was forced open, when Mrs. A. was _discapred, dreadfully mangled and cut about the head," quite lifeless. The husband had attempted to cut bi s throat, but D ot succeeding, b e hung himself from the beam of a pair of scales placed over his counter. ' Both bodies were quite cold. From the h app y u many years, y. Arror b istaet Jury uirnywhl brought in a verdictlivedicltlrepartieso f forLnac was above 70 years of age, and his wife about 65. Ri TI% R OYAL, DRURY-LANE . sR ESEO , itatiee "erv N r EVENING, D e c . 12, t h e i r a nt • A ti n , KIN G Will perform the Tragedy of ; 4 14tit‘aty, iitICHARID THE THIRD. 1 / 4 ° ' 2 ` ) Ps ; Duke of GI -t 'r Mr. Rein 'llte ci r v tt r La r. d 3 , l- , l Vland ; Richmonir M ' r. e Rae; Queen, ". . 4 "ne, Miss Boyce ; Duchess of York, added h, , 12th time, a new Musical Romance, in Two Acts, 1,1,1, NINTH STATUE; ti 4 ,t l k, ri e ! , Iftistim AN Ilsj BAGDAD. 4 0ti, 14 8a,,, 1 *„ I _, R omance of The Ninth Statue; or, The 13•,6, will be repeated every Evening till fur ' the „ • vPeratic Romance of The Devil's Bridge. 1 ) lit 4 4 IS r " R OYAL tl, Pa , p, • COVENT-GARDEN. Perrorul ed ti EVENING, Dec. 12, will er, \ Tragedy of c on AICE PRESERV'D. , ' i /er. 4ll ;ir Pierre Mr. Young • Mr. Eger lkiL,c; 4, A.li;s.4-elliiia.rryrno,re; Spinosa, ' Mr, Claremont; Iv'`i be a dded, for the last time but one, the Melo -0404 Trti ra rnatictio ntance o f -:ltlit-40, i(l t r itT - THE TARTAR. but Cksar ; Brutus,. Mr. Kemble (being tie t . ate r; „:‘,,!' of his Eniagement).—On Wednesday, irS. Beverley (for the first time), Miss