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FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BY THE KING. —A PROCLAMATION.
GEnRGE. R.—Whereas our Parliament stands prorogued to
Thursday, the third day of January next, we, with the advice ut
our Privy Council, do hereby publish and declare. that the said
Parliament shall be further prorogued, on the said third day of
January next, to Tuesday, the firth day of February next; and
we have given order to our Chancellor of that part of our united
kingdom utlled Great Britain. to prepare a commission for pro-
roguing the same accordingly ; and we do fur,lier hereby. with
the advice aforesaid. declare our royal will and pleasure, that the
said Parliament shall, on the said fifth day of February next, be
held and sit for the de.patch of divers urgent and important
atiltir,: and the Lords sphitml and temporal, and the Knights,
Citizens, and Burgesses, and the Commissioners for shires and
burghs of the House of Commons, are hereby required and
commanded to give their at •endance accordingly.at Westminster,
on the said fifth day of February next.
Given at our Court at Brighton, the tenth JAY of December,
and in the second year of our reign.
GOD SAVE THE KING.

At the Court at Btighton. the tOth of December, IR2I ; pre-
sent. the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
His Majesty in Council was this day pleased to declare
Richard Marquis Welle,ley, Knight of the Most Noble Artier of
the Garter, Lieutenant General and General Governor of that
part of the United Kingdom called Ireland.
This day his Grace ('harle•s I bike of I toilet, Henry Marquis
Conyngliam, and the Right lion. Ilenry Coulburo, were by
command of his Majesty, sworn of his Majesty's Most Honour-
able Privy Council, and took their respective places at the Hoard
accordingly.
CARLTON HOUSE, Dtm
The King has been pleased to appoint the Duke of Montrose
to be Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household, in the
room of the Mat quis of Hertford, resigned.
The King has also been pleased to appoint the Marquis
Conyngham to be Lord Steward of his Majesty's household, in
the room of the Marquis Cholniondeley. resigned.
WHI'fEHAL.I.. l)xc. It.
The King has been pleased to appoint his Grace Charles Duke
of Dorset to be Master of the Horse to his Majesty, in the romil
of the Duke of Montrose. promoted to the office of Lord Cham-
berlain of his Majesty's Household.

BAN K RI; PTS.
T. Evans, Maehynlleth. Mon.gometyshire. innkeeper. Soli.
citors. Messrs. Philpot and Co. Southampton Street. Bloomsbury

Square.
.1. Hendon, Bridport. Dorsetshire, painter. Sol. Mr. Allen,
Clifford's Inn.
J. Townsend, Minium. and G. Bnxike. Whimple, Devon-
shire, bankers. Sol. Mr. Luxmore, Red Lion Square.
W. Edwards, Chatham, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Rippon,
Great Surrey Street.
C. G. Kerwood, John Street, West, Marylebone, printer.
Sols. Messrs. Jones and Co. Mincing Lane.
S. Aydon and W. Elwell, Shelf Iron Works. Yorksaire. iron
masters. Sol. Mr. Walker, Lachequer Office of Pleas.
W. and N. Baker, Portsea, grocers. Sol. Mr. Shelton, Ses-
sions House, London.
• H. L. Holland, Coventry, builder. Sol. Mr. Alexander,
Carey Street.
R. Wills, Broad Street, Bloomsbury, tobacconist. Sol. Mr.
Cobb, Clement's Inn.
E. Tippetts and F. Gethen. Basinghall Street, factors. Sols.
Messrs. Pullen and Co. Fore Street.
J. L. Garrick. 'Mitcham, merchant. SA& Messrs. Grimaldi
and Co. Copthall Court.
R. Haviland, Cirencester, rectifier. Sol. Mr. Becky, Devon.
shire Street, Queen Square.
S. Todd, Southampton, mercer. Sol. Mr. Browne, New
Furnival's Inn.
J. M. Fuller, Worthing, linen draper. Sul. Mr. Jones, Sin
Lana.
J. Calvert, Tavistock lintel, Covent Garden, merchant. Sols.
Messrs. Lavie and Co. Old Jewry.
DIVIDENrr..
Dec. 15, W. Nedby. Lamb's Cooduit Street, upholsterer—ta,
.7. Cary, Baguet Court. Fleet Street, merchant—Junuary S. R.
Matson. Barfristone, Kent, miller—ti, T. R.Wildash, Aylesford,
Kent, farmer-7, T. and T. It. Robinson. and R. Hancock,
Blanchester, cotton merchants-11, T. and H. Paikinson, Pres-
ton, builders-4, N. Luseombe, K ingsbridge, Devon, scrivener
—4, S. J. and J, Alder, Liverpoolr merchants-5, J. M. New.
man, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, dealer in wool-5, R. Long-
ridge and G. Pringle, Painsher, Durham, colliery undertakers—
Dec. 18, 11. Neville, Colchester, dealer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Jan. I.
J. Kenworthy.Saddleworth, Yorkshire, dyer-11. and J. Hall,
Sun Wharf. Upper Thames Street, iron merchants—T. R.
Evans, Strand, wine merchant—H. Barcr,tock, Brompton.
plumber—J. S. Willcox and T.. 1. Tittei ton. Theobaler's Road,
Red Lion Square, coach makers—A. De la l'iyine, and G. and
R. Hilton, Chorley, Lancashire, cotton spintiars-11. Moffitt,
Manchester, merchant—J. Gilbert, Maidstone. rapemaker.

Important Question.—Mr. A. Geake of the parish
of Lezant, in Cornwall, has been committed to Hod-
min gaol, in consequence of a decision of the Con-
zistorial Court of Exeter, at the suit of the Rev. T.
Johnes, rector of Lezant, for sithrtracing of tithes,
after the verdict of a special jury against the rector,
on a trial at Bodinin, thr the non-removal of the
same tithes. A respectable meeting of yeomen and
agriculturists has been holden in consequence at
Bodmin, J. Peters, Esq. in the chair; at which a
subscription was oponed to uflbrd the means of ap-
plication to a superior temporal court " on a case
which invades no less a question than whether the
rights, the property, and even the liberty of persons
engaged in agriculture, are, in a case of tithes, left
to the entire disposal of the Ecelasiastital Judge ?"
It was further resolved, " That in case the sentence
of the Ecclesiastical Judge cannot by other legal
means be reversed or counteracted, it will be expe-
dient to petition Parliament to place the liberty and
property of the English tirtuier on is tOoting snore
agrei•able to the general tenor and spirit of the Bri-
tish laws.''

GtattALTAn, Nov. 21.—Our new Governor, the
Earl of Chatham, has attended the morning guard
rarado, which is early ; he has made some alterations
in the administration of the place, by directing every
thing to he conducted through the proper channels,
and the convent is now respectable. An officer ap-
peared on duty at the Governor's in a great coat,
and he was told that his Lordship could only re-
ceive officers in unithrm, or persons in full dress.—
The season is unusually dry.

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