The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-05 00:00:00

ATV.MtIItANDA.

The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of
•heir half. pay :
Lieutenant 11•'. Walker, half-pay 111th Light Dragoons; Captain
F. Maclean, half-pav Bourbon Regiment ; Captain I►. Bowman,
half-pay 91st Foot ; Captain T. Shawe (Brevet Major), half-pay
11th Garrison Battolicci ; Captain J. Macnamara, half-pay 9th
Font; Lieutenant W. Fraser, half. pay 83d Foot; Lieutenant.
E. Resod, half-pay 100th Foot; Captain R. 11. Matiffetell (Ma-
jor), half-pay 39th Foot; and Captain R. Carter, half-pay Si-
cilian Regiment—all dated Dec. 3, 1823.
The under-mentioned appointments. u stated in the Gazette of
the 19th inst 4 have not taken _

14th Regiment of Foot —llo;pital-Assistont GifTiler to be At-
annant-Surgeon, vice Bezel, appointed to the 86th Font.
Beth ditto--Aaristant•Surgeon Evers, front the 14th Foot, to be

Office of Ordnance, Nov. 29, 1825.
Royal Regiment of Anillery--Second Captain Provo W. tawlnr,
from half-paj, to be Se rand Captain, vice Steel, retired on Lag.
pay—dated Nov. 6, 1825.

Whitehall, N0v.30, 1823.
The King hen been pleased in present the Reverend William
Findlay to the church and .ish of King Edward. in the Pre...by--tf the

parift”
tery oeTurriff and Shire of Aberdeen, vacant by the death of
Reverend Robert Duff.

The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Alex-
ander .Alaclyer to the church and parish of Skate, in the Presby-
tery and Isle of Sky, vacant by the transportation of the Reverend
John Mackinnon to the church and parish of Strath.

DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.

Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act 6. °co. 4th, cap. 13. sec. 6.
Joust' STANSFINLD, Hanroyd, Halifax, Yorkshire, Prosaism
blue-manufacturer. (Filed Dee.l.)
BANKRUPTS.

ROBERT BENNETT, jun., Dokintield, Chester' scrivener,
dealer and Chapman, to surrender. Dec. 15. 20, and Jan. 14, at
eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, King-itrect, Manchester. Soli-
citors, Mr. Smith, Manchester ; and Mr. Copes, Holborn-court,
(try's
THoMAs 110 PT. Ducey-Lever, Lancaster. merchant, desire cod
e'iapman, Dec. 19, 17, sea Jan. 14, at tine. at White's lintel,
King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Rymer and Maria,
Muraden-atrert ; Mr. Unwin, Beet Mosley-street, Manchester;
and Mr. Norris. John-street, Bcdrord-row.
JOSEPH ONAHAN. junior, Brigham, Cumber/and, innkeeper,
rimier and Chapman, Dee. 22. 29, and Jan. 14, a% eleven, at the
Globe Inn, Cockerniondt, Cumberland. Solicitors, Mr. Fisher,
Watling-street, Cheapside ; and Messrs. Fisher and Bun, Cocker-
mouth.
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JOX AS Dual:macs, Macclesfield silk.marufuctnrer, denier and
chaprhao, Ike. 10. at nine, IS, and Jan. le, at tee, at the Bank-
rupts Court. Solicitors, Meaux. Ben and liroderick. Bow Church-
yard ; and Means. tirttnsditch and Dora, aeclesfiekh
Ixsz CONLIN and 'faros's, BURT, Buekletabury, weatherise.
men, dealers and chapmen, Dac. 6, at one, 17, at twelve, and Jan.
14, at ore, et the Banhrttpts' Court. Solicitors, 3letars. Burrs
and Nield, Kinpatrect, theapside.
RICUARD COOPET. Gloucester, pacer, dealer and chaprnan,
Dec. 21, 22, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the George. Coffee-house.
Gloucester. Solicitors, Mr. &Beckett, Golden-square; and Mr.
Matthews, Gloucester.

SAMUEL suTHEHY. Weillngton.pHee:. Strand, auctioneer,
dealer end chapmen, Dec. 10, 17, and Jan. 14, at ten, at the
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Bind and Johnson, King's
Bench-walk, Temple.
JoHN BUCKLEY, Manchester, cotton twist and cotton-manu-
facturer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 19, 20. at two, end Jan. 14,
at four, of White's Hotel, Kirg.etreet, klanclieste-.
Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and
Mr. Booth, Manchester,
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Jostw Vial', Quadrant, Regent.street, engravrr, dealer and
chap-ran. Dec. A, 17. at ten, and Jan. 14, at one, at the Bankrupts'
Court. Solicitors. Mews. S:irel and Son, Berkeley-square.
Ttromaa and IsaAc PHILLIP', Feachureh-street, boot and
shoe makers., dealers and ellapincn Dee. 10, It twelve. 24, at
eleven, and Jan. 14, at twelve, at the'llankrupte Court.
Solicit-
ors. Menne. Nind and t'otterill, Throgiuorten-street.
Sir Wrr.r.lAM ELFOED, Bart. infix TINOCOREE and Jove*
WERE CLAREI,.. Plymouth, banker, litalcr aid chapinen,
22,23, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth So.
lietors, Air. Church, Octal James-street, Bedford-row ; Mr. 'rink;
Deronnort.
DAVID 1110112113. FiIANCIP ROEINSOII,IIII43 EnwaßD
sox, I.irerpeol, turpentine-distillers, dealers and chapmen, Dec.
20, 21, and Jan. 14, at rine., at the George Inn, Liverpool. Soh.
citors, Merin's-101in and George Crump. Liverpool; and Messrs.
Battye, Fisher, and Suillow, Chancery-lane.
THOMAS SWAIN, South IktllinghArn, Nottingham, miler,
dealer at;d chaitamto, Dec. 13,14, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the

Ileread-atreet. irluenbee. dealer and chap.
ntesti Dec. 17. awd Jam le, ... twelve, at the Benkrums'
Cow- els% Baddeley, bemas-sireet, (;oodman's-fiel4s.
("realities DOWDING, Stsprey.eatiseway, -trooper. Dem jj7 et
vine, s
27. and Jan. 14. at.ten, at the Benkruptstcourt.. 801.1eres
leeitre. Overeat asdi Coombe, Tokoshouse-yard. -
Arsm.rnai FEES, A tiOreat Survey-street. Bisckfriars-road,
meichent, ucaler and chairman, Dec. 10, 17. and Jen. 14, at ten,
at the Benkrupts' Caurt, Solicitors, Messrs. Jay and Bylm, Greets
Ina-place: ••• • •
, „ •
Art Mt; •St STEW ART. Pall-mall. commercial agent. ReRIET WWI
Chapman, Dec. 13, In, and Jan. •14,• at twrlve, ar the Fankruple
Court. Solicitors. Mr. Knight, Kensington ; and Mr. Pott4,
Dean-street,'Solio. . . •
WILLIAM 041 Y I, I lamtlum.place. Bsttle. bridge, builder,
dealer and Limed:in, Dee... 0, at eleven, 17, and• Jan. 44, at wales,
at the Bankrupts',Cottrt. &Botter, Messrs. Girls and As4met.
Sambrook-court, Basineetmg-street;
,', • • 'DIVIDENDS:
Jane Berrew, Allensinore„ DerefoMehies. farnia,rhe. 24, et tin.
at theGrionikagon lns, Hereilted— Het tan. And Jonacmia.
Jackets'', Den: Poniton Witt TearnCiad, Lancashire, imeet,boilae.
Dec it two, at the Nag's Heed Lin: ITairingten--Freacie
Beesley, Bedwardine, IVorcestenshire; glove.menufseturer,Dec.
26. at twelve, at the Hop-pole Inn, Worcestef:-.:glen Butler.
4CA-street, merchant. Dec. 26, at ten, at the wfiite Dear Inn.
Manchester—Thomas Freeman, and Hugh Henry Jones, Worceiter.
tallow-chandlers, Dec. 26. at twelve, at the Hop-pole Inn, IWor-
enter—W. Shepherd, Sloane-terrace- plumber, Dec. 10, at two, as
she Bankrupts' Court—Frederick Dixon and Edward FildiOr.
Greenwich, linen-drapers, Dec. 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts'
Court—James Gamin, South-street, Finsbury-square, petchant.
•Dec. 24; at twelie, at the Bankrupt? ("nurt--John 'Devison.
Latter-tans, warehouseman, Dec. 10, at eleven, at the Ranked/se
Court—Willlam Oltiaeres, Lea-Grange, Leicestershire. farmer.
December 27, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birtnidgitatn--.
John Goodwin, Holt, Worcestershire. miller, Dec. tl4, at twelve.
if the Guildhall. Worcester—John Ridgeway, itaocleslisid, tt
manufacturer, Dee. 28, at ten, at the Macclesfield Ax Inn,
Micclenfield—John Guth, jun. Shad Thames: Routine corn.
factor, I/en...24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—William Pres.
ten, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, broker, Dec. 26. IMP•ilITIMI. at thee
George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Chaim Pearson, (lposvenor.
Place, Southwark, grocer, Dec. 13, at twelve, at the Bankrupt?'
Court—Joseph Clarkson, Gracechurch-street. hatter, Dec. 10.
at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Thomas Wren. lesheuresVl
silk.mereer, Jan. 3, at twelve at the Bankrupts' Coat-74;4,w
Golteh. Gospel End. Stafforlehire, nail-favor, Dec. 27,xt•rw
at. the Reyel Hotel, Itirmiot bar Harreston, Weimer:et,
Dee. 2t, at twelve, et the Hop-pole Inn, Worcester.
CERTIFICATES—DSc. 24.
..Tulin Nichol and Peter Nichol, Combill, merchants—Thom?*
Turner, Saundriclge, II ereforclahire, timber-merchant-4hp haven.
hill Harding,Bristol, brush.maker—S.Grevea,Sbcfneld, nwrana.
forturer—Charles )'uttered, Southampton', vientaller—William.
IV igan,'Lancaster, builder—T..l. Peek,-Weathottrimsphree.
.Chelsea. builder—Thomas Sutcliffe, I,angfiehl,Yorkshiie;cotthe.
ripinrier—Effead Millin, Berkeley-equate, shoemaker—George
Augustus Litigkam, Whitechapel-road, wine.ineeentintz-Painease
'Murphy. Charlotte-street, Bloomebucy.dmare, wine-merciiant--
Qeozge Caswell, jun. Borough-fen, Northatimlionehiiei rotate.
merchant—John 'I homson, Cheltenham, victualler. . •
P.IRTNIIRSDIPS DISSOLVED.'
Peter Couper . and Williatn Hunt, Edinburgh, writers to thy
signet—Samuel Unwin and Jobn nitwits, Nottirgham,ard•Riehtittl.
Savidge, Shenton, Nottinghamshire, twist net machine-makers—s
John „Bennett and Elizabeth Bennett, Cerne Abbas, Derletehire.
linen-drapers—Henry John Merck, Floreetin Theodor Schmitt mat
Henry William Stacker. Manchester, mereltants,Ro fax as wards
the said Henry Wm. Stacker Samuel Alsop and lostoph Dot.
ton Rentorthy, Menchestie..- sewing cotton. evenefemeeme—e
Richard- elorrut. Hugh Morris, and William GlaigSym
merchants, en far as regard* William Selater—PhorresWiltins,,,
senior, Thomas Wilkins. junior, and Chaim -Clarke. ICattingham„
lace machine builders—Robert Newbery, Robert Icanton, earl
Matthew Clarkson, Nottingham, twist net mathine btllders .r
Richard Grant Tucker and Joseph Humes, Hrend-Streithill).—Dal
merchants--William Richudsoq. and Edwirt.Llur_k„...s.
road, Rad Lion:agitate, hotthollgenr—Wilt Chit t.'l4llMftot
Edettsor, and John Parrott. Nottingham, bobbin an& eariy"
inakers--Tbomas Bodeoll and Thomas Gerratt, City-read,
ture.brekers--William Sutcliffe, senior, John Sutcliffe, and WU..
ham Sutcliffe. junior, (Alden, Ileptonsuill, Halifax, cotton-mus.
nufacturen—Thomas Ring and Benjamin Freya, Featherstote.
street, letter-founders--James Yates and William Gilbettsnn
Leeds, woolataplere—John Todd, Quarry-hill, A Imondbury, ant
Charles Hill, Dalin& Rirkheatoo, Yorkshire, fancy-suanutactunster
—Delia Pain htamford, widow, and Edward Clayton. of the Port-.
titan Arms, Edgware-mad, victualler.- C. Coombe aid:Jas. H hetet t
, Ceothbac Frotoe, clothiers--lilaurice de Courey and Frederick
Langley, Spring-gardens. agents—George Yates -nett Thomas'
Robinson, Barchea, near Inversion, Lancashire, aullestere--Tifile.
mart Langton, Wandsworth, William il'oolnough, Croydon, op*
Hear Hoar, Dunstohl. Surrey, timber-merchatite.-Fleery Jnelder
and John Youden. Bagnigge-wells-road, timber.meeeltrinto--R1....
ward Shorter and James Lowe, Charlotte-street,•Bleekfriarsleal.4

The average price of Brown or Moacovado Sags'. rwinrokset
front the return% made in the week ending the 30th.day oX,Noremkr.
1825, is 404. id. per hundred weight, exclusive of th'e duties-of
customs paid or payable thereon ton the Importation•thersof into, •
Great Britain.
Average price df Corn from tie Retinna received in iSe Talc
ending NoVember ‘l6, 1G 6.
Wheat. I Earley. Oats. I
rt
Rye. Bean,. I
111:
pease:—
v. d. s. I. d. a. d. a. . a.
is 3 41 5 26 7 43 18 •VI 3, -.Ott 81

THE ARMY.
The ht battalion of the Royale baa received orders toenail&
on their arrival from the river at Cork, on board the Joseph
Speke, and Jupiter, transports, for conveyance to the Vest Intl
The 45th *the King's men Rordeters) Regiment of Pavia et
tiered to embark et Cork, on board the Louisa. Formed*, and Ina
dun Trader, transports, for conveyance to the \Vest Indies.
The depot of the Sth (Northumberland) Raginrint of Jeaniry is
ordered to embark from the lale of Wight, on board the Zepli'ye
transport, for Tynemouth.
The depot of the 89th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot is
ordered to embark on board the Zephyr transport, on hoc arrinal.ac
Tynemouth, for conveyance to Chatham.
Detachments of Invalids and Supernitmeraries arrived on this Ist
inct. on beard the Arab transport, it Portsmouth, from Bali*,
and are ordered to join the depots of their respective. cogs.
Detachments belonging to the 80th and 99th Regiments of Feot
Marched on Friday Item Westminster, roe Sisochester.
A eetaehment belonging to, the 4Qlh Regiment of Infantry
'inarched on friday from Westminster, forCitcster.
Detachments belonging to the 93d Regiment of Foot to, Witty&
na Friday on board a vessel in the River, for conveyance to Paisley
and Inv/niers, on the recruiting service.
A detachment belonging to the 70th Regiment of Fits:l27 et-
barked on Friday on board a vessel to the River, for cAreyanse
Ps'Rley, on the recruiting service.
Detach,ients belt aging to the 17th, 33d, old Tith Regintents of
Foot, entbnrkrd en stolidity on board a vessel the Rives, tae
conveyance to Leith and Edinburgh.

, To Persons connected with India and who desire to be-
.1:0111e acquainted with the occurrences in that interesting gavot
of the globe, during the administration of its late Governor fie_
renal the Alsrquis of Hastings, tilt work just rinhilihea by: Mr.
Prineep, on that subject, Is strongly recommended. This :cask-
man, from Mc situa: ion he held could not fail learning cony trans.
action of importance, and he has now given to t!.i rublic his ob..
serrations thereon in so dear and enlightened a manner, as' to ren-
der his account one of the mutt interesting hocks that has for woo
time appeared.
New PUBLICATIONS.—The follorvidp. Works has beau
lately published by Mr. Colburea No. a Now Barliagtonatawn.
(removed from Conduit.stroct) rll-1. Reminiscences of Michael
Kelly, of the Ring's Theatre, two .Shinnies octai.o.—.2. Mho
Diwy of the Marquis de Dungeon. kept- foe shove, thirty mts at
the Court of France, Editions 10 French and English, 2 vols. tilyo.
—B. The fifth and alath volumes of the Memoirs of the Cdootess
tie Genlis.-4. A second edition of Matilda, a Tale of the dip,-
6. The Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pcpys. Esq. Secretary
to the Admiralty, during, thp reigns of Charles !Pat* Jellies tr.
and the intimate friend of Evelyn. Edited by Loadarsybroolte,
2 vols. 'lto —6. The Miscellaneous Writipga of John Evelyn,
anchor of Sylva, die. now brat colleCted with notes, in 1 vol. dm.
uhilumily with the Illeinol4.-7. A third' edition, reread. of-Tl4
maine, or the Man of Refinement, 3 vole--8. 4second edidon of
Doblado'a Letters from lipaim-9. An Essay on icbsenteza. by
Lodi, Morgue.-10. New edhions of the Setend'ieries of Saying);
• and porno. anti of the Second Series of Highways and By-wowi.
melt in :ionic
' Pillding stwl Co.'s lucky Cotner, No. 1, Cr.slrlll, had
so recently (31st Aug.) lefe.ilie konressian of two okblo,Pitea
d
23.000!. Sterling acid there in one day, thai,tiley bare onlg to -
Lion the fact :o kindle the desire for anodicradvsmitre'ret the r
32,0101. Prizes at the head or the preeettetScharbe;.. Ml* dawn erb-
%).(rravr, nth December. No Scheme before ever -coma/nod to
many of 30:011.1.; *situ lettettes ale re Dearly Sarthissted. the
itlirrest In .them 4 segmenting; these circumstances, ii co4.inc-
tum with Pickling's well-known enttntordioary 'Luck, account for
the throngs daily observable at die Lott(' costnert lio, 1, (1004111.