The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-09 00:00:00

1 r► I . 1111‘10SV to tilerti in tltnt Con'tt some -five or •.turily.PrOprietors in that Court, tellit bin-, - . elf did *not care wopener for any body. Wlien they were' wrong would tell them qrs ; %Oen right lie should he happy to give' !•iis pi.sire and support, • .t.POINSTONE 11gglin Challenged the Gentle. min :o bring forward any'eharges he bad it in his power to make. This as an honest honourable Intim lie was humid to do. ; • Mr. P. Mi)oar, thought, W‘;ile the .Est:' , .bikls. meta did exist, it Might trs luentade as efficient as -pls...llde; he s:, therefor, vote fit'' the motion, though he MU, IP; 110 Illearti eert4hl - rWit lie should ultimately vote for kc,'»ing up the Cellb•ge - .• My. S. PixON.---Unless what the . Studenta• aC tlnired at College was proved to be: neeessary to prepare » for ~ os they were, to fill ins ;tuba, tl flee to . see it done % a y, if they could not he kept in subordintitiiiit ht sit, lie thought them unfit to command in India. lle,,raeolionsetided to th , • l'ionishrable (4entletwin ( Vat tison ) het ter When Slieflking of tionte. from whom hit clitL 1'4.11, than he had used to-day tttiverti , ,ugru the speech Of one Gen tlenian (Mr. Lowoders), - - Mr. l's;"risort would'ilot'On Am/ futore neritsion abstain from saying what lie tliie!:•.?..t neeetis/111 ter the 11, are attitvti i ll-b,eittg Of the ii•tary, when spOceltes wholly irrelevant t . ti''the debate xeero. made, If. lie hail spOktin harShly it was through the,warlutliexcited by tire tOittuner in which thewiiTthy (ient lenta» cAlr 'Lou tides), for wham he hati,a great respect, cifuei , *l broke' in upon the.birsituess cf the day. ...-aut no personal disrespect, and was,rearly it silt y I fih-e g b et tl e escaped bins Which - 6MM unticistood. Mr, I, o kvs l oi s eindieared o+n 4foilduct Its tlirt iliehrtcs ot the toitri: ' 1. 7 14 q questiou W is ci , rind the 11 , :mlivion Mr• -IsCi;:•.4011 moved e Of 111 e ,COM 100180:), to tVll . ll'll . 1110 berole li:181110, w hil e A peakjpg ( . 1 t 11 ) t. Cor, V k!, 5i1(1111/1 be read. , ' The Iteseltition, wHcli set fOrtlr do...advantages entleipated.Crom, the formation of socir Etta-. brishment, ha s hing been read, Nir.Jact:Son gave in the ,Itt.solotion he heat) previously cie , r.o ihe'4l (which will be, fohnd above) 'to he riaol by the Clerk. When the subject CHOW to he discussed, to avoid as 4: intisch,as possible being charged 'with it depar-' tune, „front good sense, he should endeavinir to eon► fine himself to it simple Ntiltrillellt ot. facts.' :Thy Al,4Wlil< suggesterl it it mild he hest that 11(.10011 51)0111(1 Cllll :t Court, 101 111(` (11%C115.. sums of this soblectiO slse iitiural Way, hy•it signed by nine Proprietors. Ildr. S. 1.,)1x0N conciared its''this• suggestion. `A redPittivroa, oho was understood to be con ntitteil'ulth she College, wished the subject to be ,throw's open toiliqiiiry, and had no fear for the result. Mr 'Hultire, was glad to'hear the last speaker wish the - sithieet thrown open to the Court, sit t IVOttlfl mite being it to the test. As the Proprie tors were. generally ignorant of the affairs of she 'College, he Knuth, now move, ,that all reports limn the College, all correspondence thereitn tkeen the Court of Directors sod the College Council, and all proceedings on the part of the Dirttil,or iii consetptence of the same ; and also till coniiiiittneations,between the Board of Coo 'stint] soot the Court ot Directors on the subject, should be product:J.—T.:qr, described the College, cis dtavetintrinied ,itscll on the notice of 'the public. fin cool(' not believe the countsy Genriemeir were leagued togetler against' this es. tititlishoteta, att hart been insintottol, ffc can tended the Court had a right to inquite into every thing connected with it, thong!) this hail been denied to them, (011ie they were called ttpim to hem. the expente of it. Ile insisted upon the ilia portanee Of the papers now called for, and hoped the' re , olution woiikl be carrietl. Lowanes seconded the inotion, /slier a few notaries from the Chairman, who ob-served, that if Ilse motion was made, it 'would letitUto the disclosure of What was ,particislarly confilentitil, and of other matters that ought nut td made pliblie, and eolliequently could'ansWer ilh good filtryoso, Mr. flume consented to leave the win•ilin t l , of the mut h•un to the ditieri;t ion of the cont:. . Mr. ItouraT GRANT, , v 0 of 01111)4)11 tir,:l! (1 4 /Mittel:VlM) had totally iiiistioderstood the tt .• ach e p as s a ge l i e haft quoted, if he conceived the nothi'M b 4,1 the slightest objection to the fulle s t inquiry (.301 lie obis:eictl to any pArti;ll procelol. j og s if the Ciillege, were in be thagged repeatedly before that Coast, which 1,,.0 vented a complete ifidgmeikt from being 00 the subject.-- rot' 'himself he (v011111,4'0 tie part of the College, Ern& in the face of 4110 Court and every one, elotl7 lengi. the 'most rigid inquiry. into the titicitiOn tellith has come before the Public., in fact it t' i'tltl not re‘t here, butt must he sifted to . , the . 1 if, thorefore, it fiatsthe sense Of the tliflt it shodhl,,he taiten' 194) clunpli!te would actittieiee in kite into Litt, idea, he wished to state Isis case. eittlerstooll that many. general charges were . tart sr, against the lost kittion—charge i s of ,tuclt ex. cesceti,,viretk, and immoralities its it--oliences of such ft pectirme and characteristic. nature ,its to ye fleet smelt diwgrtice.oit.ticll ctuttlttet ors of.its as must tutu ke It a duty withrevery parent not to tru;t the - tvor.,ll-4 of 11itt 811t1 its SIIC:114 qoultalhillOti:ig society, Ile denied that there tvere get umhs for ilse,e beets ohjecitti that the estri `'rbliShitierst twostiAektni ell Et its eX-ItelieS e!ittrittolll4; While the WhOle beetle was sue of such ttituttlt and tlioriler es to render the pinee totally, unfit for the purposeK to wtsieb. it was devoted. Toti ett it tiNl As here :interposed to rertiliftl the • 'Hots, lleiriber, that. he',was anticipating t% discus whic:h itt)4o necestarily take place: 401rtittill • ,p t lout.. , Mr,,11,9110,5r replied, that lie otily )visitad to' State whot be Corlsitivird to he the,l, , ,CDeriti course tite I kb"4te.: Butt WilentAgr,SUCll, he 11 3 .todit,.pn the part of the Vrofessors Sti,( l l , 'On'is give them a tltlt, 11041 positive eel 1, totihts froo(; were prolloccif of them, , i(tilte,l)atcv.tot) thought therpiestiou totelt;finedsl4lo,%, that . ' it was insprtywihlc fur, Lientlintitli understand it. He therefore thought it should ha clearly stated vs hat the ft mom abluGentlerrian's intentions were, ur ‘yilat propositions be had determined to submit • to,the Ciro:rf!. lie ;hold ! tell titti date orthe cesses to tt hich - he ailiolud, 1 ;:oidd be rement-, bered that rlie College had ext.. yea7s, dttri ,r which some very sedans dist -rhances hart certainly occurred. If the proposlr, . on referred to evils which 'had already been. cotrected,, it was hardly, Lair to make them the subject of dis cussion. - 11, on the other hand, this - College had of late - been (ting on well, it would be typing! t o - state the question. with ,no nUthority,:o sup. port it, Thu Learned Prplessor had asserted, I hat all that had been lately stated in that Cithyt, if it referred tr . ) receot Iratisaetion9; %Vas-lottlided no • obis representatiorts If, however, they should. prove to be trite, the sooner such abuses were "re formed the better ; but to propose to abolish the institution would be tike a proposh !on to abolish our;` Empire in ludic ,altogethqr, l, There was )to. thiug scr, important as to have our public servants properly educated.; and the sootier that tri;ltion wit diseusSed here, and brought before. Pariia mew', tbr better. But he waisted Nets wild dates, to Oseittlain if the ease was not one which had not been sireadyremediell. Mr. JAO(soN adotitted' that tin inflammation' Might ii , tVe 4 talont-niaee On the part of the students ; but it was Oti ;io,llartuntoion against their consti lutud authorities', to whoa' they had tiered with the greatest contumely. Let the Professors,Whons he was ready 'to adiniC , % were meritoriousi!' xecolleet wha w c t ete the q uarries stgatbst the imti 3ntiOn. There had beets t lint,lte d4iciutivw laird before the Cowl, the foe nr Ol two Report-, from the College themselves, whieiric iL was ; impossible to read withont astotlishrwt, 'i f '4y contained the extraordinary information, that i not ill the , Row`cr of . lungoage to convey the most 14.' mcntaide'sil.t4ot improvement of the prqiiis. an admistoon,aitet 100,000/. hat! been slt nt on the was , ,tko maintained at nit ex pellee 4)1 a 16,0001, a-yi r, was more extraordinary than hatreVer:arilt r eared on the annait ot any I tit km for educiltion in the.: kingdom. The seri ous insubordination was a 'subjeet generally to he • I!'•Triltell, bs . 4a,itse it was .. stated the official Ite. ports, tied all the rest 'were Air interehr,es f r o m hose aflegations. Let all the pattoAdars and dates -he :laid before the Court. P4rents aireht well complain of being compelled to send their children where they 'might think; thotigh perhaps :,o!llY'think, their morals /eight be corrupted, 'sod • ini-glw propose to get thew edAcated under their ' , owl) care, to the pr iper degree of p.roficieucy ; hot, they might ji:si ly s.ty, `• we will not let hem , vice is I 'initially talked of, to shy no • more of it The Learned (rent lem iu c,outholaal with stating, !hat I,c should moue this day fort. night tpr the ii;st ossion of lite gin:Mimi. Nir,'LowNDEs iv,sc• Of opinion, tliAt the • Court did 'what . wkitt never dontnby atirot her lasi it lit ioo, They rewarded men before they kuete whet they deserved it or not, tool therefore their con duet %Vas not to he wondered' at: .1 t !cOuld hat dl`; be balloted, that Wratersitips.wcro giy,eo, them in many iniktAnces hetore, and vyry 6 oftro as soon as they got there. It was not so at nor Universi ties, where t depended 'llion talents and good concoct the Uoiverstiv ought, to be followed at.thipi !s t I,ele the young weft 0110 a Ile,e‘rkt , t;(leit w k lien proved theinSeßvi'de,eiving, and notlitTOr.,„ . 3 ,(Aftplanst ).' at!' did!" 'wit know - tichrtheriwhat, heard ,111/ AS , meant : tor appridiatiott ri6aprob il tion: but he always woof irlainly to work : he pryer heat about 'the bush, but alWays poked his trek Into it; (Atnehlaugfster.) As long as Writes-, (,sips wite given before it was known that they , , ;were ueserved„ , ,temptatinns to niiseondoct were • 'thrown .out. - He .th,,,iozht this ,point •worthy or the oeepest consideration of the Ciatrt 7 The CIIAIRWAhr observed, that ~ w hat the Llo nottrable Gedtientan had said had no bearing no the rittemitot, me. LowNocs, in explanation, ea-urged.; hits opinions, • Mr. Hume remarked, that there hid been three very considerable riot* or illAtictices of twolhordi nation at the College- within the first two years ; and scarcely more than n year had elapsed since a most,gross disturbance had taken place. The person who had undertaken ,to defend the Col lege hail said, he was only astonished that it had h. co able to gel on so well as it had, or even to vet on at all. This was oared in *pamphlet that had appeared, only the day beeore yesterday. It, therefore, the inquiry, was. refused, he should:be astonished. Ile wanted only 'Cool, discussion, „founded on facts, end nothing else, Mr. liosANauirr said, the . point of persons being sent to ludia without being duty qualified, .was put beyond question. Front the. Act of 1813, the Ififith Clause, be should read, it Would app ear , that it Wiwi intlawful for the Court of di rectors tit appoint any person to a IVritership, lets he hud resided for four terms,at'the College; and could produce certificates of hit competency and 4004 behaviour. 'l%.ltAlomicirisisted that such appointments had' been made; toil reininded the Colin, that 11.!, Irad ; on a forrer occasion, called their attention to 184 'persons; who were recommended ,by,high titles, and . sent out, though, they they had never been at the College at all. Mr. Pa'ittsOtt (ihe Director) wished the ffon; . Meniber to .make :_his motion more general. A 3 r the evils so linidly comphined of,had passed by afteen ttionths'ago, atul h Id all been set to rights , anti the students puniilwd, the anost. sal f utary effects hail been prollitee I, and the College wilt conseipiently in ti more eficetual state of discipline now than ever, when the vessel tnight he paid to have righted herself, and was proceeding calmly On bet voyage. hit now two Gentlemen had risen tr at corners of the room, and like the Con, jitror, in the Tempest, had blown, up ,a storm of their' oWn treat ino.—(baughter.)--As. far us re garded the proficiency of the pupils, hc,,Would siiy that it 'did exist. There might.he some soli-, tary instal tetr , of difference ; no .doubt Ore non. tlentieman, when Ire was. at school, or at college, met, with similar 'instances;, ; as he mast know, that all minds Were . nut 'constituted alike. 'The highest encomiums lia&becwitent f home from lienital, • of the abilities and Anott eoltilug.t of. the I;etitletko who , liad been sentlAtt from, the,col lege". Mr. S. Dixot4 thought, after so.much had beeti it would betunjoit towards the College to make any alteration ; as things had gone 'en far, • , • ‘V(. / ethil4 1)01 Stop het•e. The D.rce.t.ots must stand jostitiesl to the pithlic. Mr. RsTrisoNT and Mr. JACKSON' Mr. P. Moone was of opinion that agreat deal ,too much had been said on the subject. But, his own objections as to the College went a great way farther than .those of any of the Gentlemen he had heard. lie objected to its principle more than to the disturbances. Such insurrections, or whatever they might be called, had occasionally brokenont at all large public institutions for edit cation. He once had several sons at Westminster School, and during that time there were no less than five rebellions in it, as they were termed. Thii'rendered a Reform necessary, ant{ the elta;- blishment had siute been . very useful, .by thein troduction o f Regulations that never existed before. Alter some farther explanatory . conversation 'het \reel) Mr. R. (attANT, Mr. 1)1xoti, :Ind Mr. LowNpas (the last of whom - . iit , iNtvd the in subordination that existed only two tont its ago, because the young men were not allowed tO let oil tire-Works on the stVNiivember; and descant ed for'cihly on their ing,rteitndel,• Mr Iluma professed Iris inclination to maks his rmention perfectly agreeable to the Wishes of the Court. The CHAIRMAN declared that he sltottltl,.giv,t the motion, in any s: 1:c hi, inns! decided opposition, as he thougist i cHl , dated to do a vast deal of harm, al , d no possible gOod. Mr. JotiN 11401. ts he'.. - Direetor) was of opi nion the motion :hobld only be for pro. ceedings sibsequently,to the last Act of Pat ha- Ht:; spoke in flivonr of the improNemeitts i edocatio) :At the Coltege, Rad observed', l'atrthe, cowl ought not to 1i ;,.pv t o 40.1 mannet plaints from . p,ai;eitt?.,, Count had s) now N longer :Inv power over ihe'Proi, ssor 'lhe publi cations that had arpeared were calculated tolnis lead th4„Kenei al : ooittion a r oinst 'the College; a s ga .olletions were to o t irlit fo r viit any proats to , upbort the ti. Mr: 1 1 vik . then c,Ol ta;.st,tt gtpetjt r flvtu, aTrint ed potnphlei, to sl)ev'' , ttit, out of a . eet rain bom ber e,t pei , ons who had gone'out to liceirteti period, the all'oantaite, when• they had been at the Coilege at:Acuff*, was itl, , fo'ottr tho,e 'sliu had nut been itritiated.at the College of llcrtt+H.d. . . DtxoN moved as'iin amendment,. that in= ,t e ; 0 1 of troni•1805; the firsi..pf Ja nary, 18,14, ne inserted. n e itesiion put, the Cll4llllOll tit'ClaVet: it to be earl ied in . t . be fulirmatice; but almost instantly liegt.;nl leave io eorvect it TS carried in the negative, Sow,: conversaiinn Caen aroc, iu crinsegtience' ofwbicli all iiersons not l'ioprietoni were orderfd to withilri,evv. The tin , stion was r thrn n^oin pat, and declared to be chit l'icd in Ow nugatiVC; after Which tlIC: C6llll ktijolinicii Sine die. POLICE INTELLICiENCE .. MANSION-110( TSE. , Pitt,sToN,—The F,,a:zecretary to the Sptf.fielils ContoWtee ap`pbeil 'tti'the 1..1rd Mayor tor pr.c. ffijs4loll to see'' his Mend, Watson, senior,'' at ftesent in New•gate. The Loan Ihyint said, that.' Mr.Newinari,lbe Keeper, at whose discretion visitors are. admitte c d, wonld, he bail , no doubt, second.h:ll views'in this respect--at all events ik vcoLlo 1: , •; resfrain him. WATSON, Seninr.--In c , nl-.«lnetice of the' ap plication of this icolivi.loal to..the'Loan , MAroß, ' t h at h e m i g ht not he I.l,!aNily ironed, his Lordship went 1 1 40 1 4;410 N, . t ; 1 c, wl:cte he saw him piAe ed, in 4 ,srkst 11 . 17 ' C'J lit 4 1i table apartMelit , a ild di rected-, ihit , hi s irnns' should he the ugh rest pos., sible under 'the circumstances of, the titiotoce, fig, which. :1 ! e had been committed. I.),tsTi;esstt46 l CAse.-=—Yesterday a fernale,;;of interesting' appear,inee, Was. brought up •in ,ens tottrilf 09v:of the yfficers of Billingsgate, tinder the following circuinstanees :..--Ile s-tated, thus on Tuesday evening she was' observed in every susltitioos isittlation, close to the river; near Lon-, don Bridge, when, after some, time, she phinged herself into the . water ;, she %VHS nllppSt instantly rescued, and sonn restored. The tiecount 'given ill the unfortunate *unto Was, that one , o('lter Sons had .been dip d some tinje,sinee, , and beAr r, ing u that Gimilur w4 t to had . just befallen anti; ; 4 pie ,she determined on shar ing the same . fate herself, Some of the friends of the' poor woman stilted 'that , she was derangedl..anti: she was, in consequencc, , ordered .to be placed in ilethlem Hyspital, or stone such aqhttn. ' DOW-STREET. ilA'ett 4 EY - CoAcr l mati. 4, GivrgeShow,tlieririver of the hackney chariot, No. 751, was convicted iit the mitigated penalty. of one pound, for insoletice and offered to II Gentleman ofi Stllltitty COtti itig List, and for refusing :to take him as a faro, — Mr, iitoxsa tidy that ha, would hare hackney .coachmeti ktin v, whnt they were not generally aware of, namely, that ft`t the nett/ Act they- are liatile• in a fine of ten pot nila for abuse or in so. lenCe. • in this case . . he shduld only' exact. the titb9st! mitioted penalty , but it ever the defen dant again apiteK-..ed before him tinder a similar charge, he shOold hei utmost rigour of the 14w - with - him. 'The tle,ftwkittut refused to pay the fineoillti was iticonsegnance committed. SwINDLINo.—A deceiit.ildOliing young man,: calling hitntielf Lieutenant Withinson; of the Royal Navy, and whristiamily,,Fotill enp.nections.are,sitid to bp' l'eSpeetalAC ti litki!OrtkpAll , t. to the o ffi ce tinder it cititrgc of impoitng upon a number of Naili Agents, tinder . alteience: ttr appointingillem hie Agents: in fact,; it was itot ktiogrri to what extent lie had carried otiAis ,kceptiolis. The principal charge was Made by Prothers and Leith, of King. street, Ct vent-garden; f corn whom he obtaihiCii 141. and for which. he tells committed for further exatttiltatioo, art sti4picion of fraudulently obtain log the amount. trN' 101g1II ALL. FO.ltOittlY.--A decent Inoriing .watnan, whop 1111111'e it 'WOISIIiitt present be intproper to plent ‘sei , broflght..heffne Mr. '.;h, by 11;111 anti w'itb for4try, 'tinder the tollowi4 innittincef'. ; , Militoran told *Mary Mneguire, soldiers' wives, whose husbands are abroad, having sated bet Wet!! . , them sufficient money for the'purpose„. purchasvd 10/. 5 per eent. - stoek. Soon after having ocea - ~.-. ,itin to go, one to. FranCe, the other to Scot ~ H y. land, they wtre.greatly at a toss how to dispose „.,- 1 of their treasur e d ur i ng t h e i r a b sence . A t length .`?t they determined , to pack up some clothes in a 014 boxi.put their stock receipt, three 11, uotes, and some silveri n y v i t h then'', and pledge the box. and its contents with Mr. Burlier, ~s respectable pawn-In oker in.the . Borongh, in whose custody it' might remain safe till their return : this was sc* eordingly doße. Macguire departed for Mdotlandt taking with her the duplicate, and Milhoran went to France, having in her possession the key of the trunk.. Some:time After this, nac ,, uire Wanting something out•of the boZ, wrote to r Milhoran, de siring her to send the key tn . their mutual friend, Mrs. --, in London, to , whom at the'same time she also wrote, _ e nc l os i ng t h e duplicate. MD. -4—,' on the receipt of these 'letters, applied to Mr. Bather, And redeemed the trunk ; but pro ceeding further than her instructions warranted, she minutely exit n iued its contents, and disco vering the stock rec&Ks carefully pinned lip ja the tail of one ofqhe gowns, it intritediately AK' • curred toilet- that the could turn,the:nioneyAgt , ..:. w-ould produce • to advantage ; she therefore pro*... , cured another female to go with her to the Bank,' .whete they pers'ortated Mesdames Matgitire Mid Milhoran, signed the n ec e ss ary d uc umeals s,S , k. sneorAntl sold out the stock. On this circuity ~ Stance, being ;discovered, the present charge A L , forgerywas;Vre!erred, and the prisoner Ivas ar : prelteuded bey ball. ,The other woman not' being . yet in custswishe wtil,c94uniitted for re-esaini7 nation. .• • y • SCOTCH. • . , SEQUESTRATIONS. December 9.6,„James Eddie, Merchant, Forres—Creiliters meet iii Mt Leall';; 'tfotel Bth' and 2.4 th Janurnitys at I. ()ref-I'66er .Erskine;-merchant, painter, ;anal 4l•ittier, licut(bright -7Creditoistucct 5u Kissock's Inn there, ~d and 24tli January, at 1. •d t„r'; Wc, t in the Royal Exchange C'off'ee.house, Elites UI ,':t 1 Gt,h Jammu and -filth' Februaw at 1: December 27, 'Willi:rat Baiter, merchant, Dundec-s-Cre", ditors meet in 'Merchant's lan there, 24 and 18thJanth 0 at 12. 'EXANIINATIONS; DIVIDENDS, &i. Alexander Fraser, baker, Inverness, to be examined in the Sheriff-Clerk's Office there, 3d and Idth January, et 1., Jaiiiei Tait, agent and tie chant, Glasgow; to be examined , , in t he Sheriff-Clerk's Office there,9lb,and 234 January, al 51 51 ' Cr, ditor' s of Otlice of Allan a ru sil i tl r a to ra n •:l a l g ,' e d n y t e , r, tel l- it l s a g n o ti w l , t , ol, st r i, e j e a t a i n va t°, at 12. ' :Creditors of AhraM: and James Thomson, cloth-merchan t; and candlemakers. Edinburgh, m ee t i n th e Ch a mbers of Ga• Couthe,„W,S. there, 17th Janu ar y, at 2. . . Creditor; of 11,0,0 Evans, merchant, Leith, meet in t lie Rural Exciliiioe Coffee- hritise, Edinburgh; 15th Januail, Creditors sl o d f re jbhn mee C t aw ii: t m h i e ri ß er oy a a n l d Ex d c ear lia le ng i :(;% nt irl i c l-a ll t u l‘ u'; liditiburgli.,l6lll January, at 12. melt tll Ci•e;',iiors of .Idliti BroWn, Junior, merchant, Leith, resiftue hi at Stoekbridga i t "max Edinburgh, meet •ist John's coffee' house, Edinburgh, IGth January, at t, Creditors of Martwellse.,phYrileitta and graver Dusurri t g„will dividend from R. 'rbresbie, the trio/ tee, loth January. - Creditors of the Company some timecarrled on let No. 35 1 1' . .• lititeluisati•;stri er, Glie&gou , in iiittne 'of James Brown, VI receive. a . divideud lion, John Lindsay, 24, Virginia-Sirearl., ; ', there, 2oth i latittary. of' Francis Garden a nd Sons, *wh a ms, GlIW I •! , ` .1 ;tied eud „. 1) , of a r n ec d e m i vc a, 14{1:1,1:114..064e1445S9171103friasittituwaarryt'anden. atsd Shannatr.. Lif„ ' arlifeQ. merchants in Greenock and Newtoundlantre,' will rear/tn. r from John Dula°., wt no_ • G nwel'fi ; I.l;2c(3tehri t.i.jd:lll:ou!'itiriocYif.dPciaidk,salilievii,„aondtfictea.or rater chantihere, '94th January. Agnew '•• States of the anairs of James Lavicin' ' fleiluir and 'lt w oner, Dundee, he with the tr us t ee till iith Januity-- dividend '4 I , . • States of the aff,iirit of iMitiGibb, junior, late spirit-rie4e4 , Ayr, lie with the trustee—No dividend. • S taki Of fla t : (;;vies of *van 'l34lfour, , leather-merchant! Montrose, lie with Alexander_ Watson, writer there, till `.1 41n • dannayy--.1 States of the agairs of Mimes Auchle and Co. late ma" GlaszoW, 'anil Auchie, and Co. oif Jaaleuff • lie with Buckman, and Carrick, account a nts, bliiSgUlV, t° l ' 27th January—No dividendt... MISCREANT SWIN4LING.—On Friday evening, about fire o'clock, two well-chessed wen Wein to several houses in Harrison's li ng pl o ds . ; i n this town, pretending to be deputed, by the Soap Committee, to seek Out proper objects ler Ebe l ! bounty in th e dole of bl an k e t s . Motu nine poar window s t h e y succee d e d in leeyiu4 a shill'"4 each, for which they gave tickets, that next dill' would (as they slid) ensure every one of them A good hianket. 7 -1 ortunately one - of the old indic went out to consult it neighbour, who suspected' all was not right, came out, and made one of th e swindlers return 2.. he was in the act of receipt Ing.—llaving done this the swindlers ran offs a" escaped with 7 , :. wrung from sotne of the in G9g necessitous, infirm' and aged.---(Leeds /dells.' genter.) , 1 COAL, MARKO', Jm.ar.tav 6. • at Market . . Ships sold. Wirt Newcastle :3'll Od.. to 42i. w "," Satitlerland . . .43,. sd, to 'On Monday. last, at Chts - tham-plAce, the URtI of 3. Ritchie, Epli. of a OM. oil the 11,,t. at Kensington, the Lady of 5. 5. Vld 3j . 1",11. R. N. or a 11,1u4liter. ttu I\t " dav)trt( "" e " street, Bedford-square, the Ls(l er Skit, ow, cif tt datiOtter: (I,ty, in Put ttand-place, the Lady of Henry Bo n " — J. , ti. of a SOU. 'MARRIED. ' • iter The Right Ilon:torif - Huntingfiehi, A P ter of Sir Charles Illoi..,•Bart. of Cocknel.i.ll4l). mit At . Cork, - Moines Warner, Esq. to Maria., eldest dall; a (3.40, g .. IV4ely, DIED. Edward O'Bri en , FM. late of Enttistintoti, in the C ; ntl tia IVll4i fa r some tiwe held a Will (Alicia' situation n Isto , w. Ou Ow loth ult. at Li..;bou, 'Nil& Esq. M er. " .. "4 of tLe Ilio de Jatienii in Brazil. ". . LO :)Oh: Pr rated I,v 3.11. e z litsrAl A i7, 01w-ee ~,; , buildings ; and puldi..ited bv W. A. SCRIPPS, of 11P%t,„7e rs.l StIN.OFPICY, N. 11.9., Strand ; where A ai : er ;4. seents, Orders, Letters, dce. (goat-paid] must ba &dart°