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The National Register.
London, England, 1821-09-09

PaOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTI.
This GOMIS mass, that the Xing has bona ph ored II semi-
Slate and appdat Moja Wu. hicateelns etas the
Madras Establiehmail. to be a Conyttaiss of the Mat Hon.
Military Ostia it Ilia Oa&
It also natains the appointansate of GeaTeCurteis and Henry
Xingsford, Gent& both of Cantabory, to be Master Extraorth-
easy in the High Court of Chaneay.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
T. Pips and R. G. Longcroft. Rooney, Southampton, com-
mon brewen, from Sept. le to Nov. 6.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

S. Worrall and A. Pope, Bristol, bankers.
BANKRUPTS.
.1. Warren, Bridgewater, Somersetshire, tanner. Solicitors,
Messrs. Taylor and Co. Temple.
W. Elphiek, West Ham, farmer. Sols. Messrs. Walton and
Co. Girrddll Hall, Basinghall Street.
B. S. Sawden, Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire, corn factor. Sole.
Messrs. Crowder and Co. Old Jewry.
C. Baynes, Runcorn, Cheshire, innkeeper. Sol. Mr. John,
Pal%p-toe Place, Temple.
J. Cooper, Newport, Isle of Wight, victualler. Sol. Mr. Roe,
Temple Chambers, Fleet Street.
J. and J. Yell, Woodham Ferris, Essex, salesmen. Sole.
Messrs. Bridges and Co. Rod Lion Square.
J. T. Egling Great Rusell Street. Covent Garden, tavern
keeper. Sols. ;lows. Cocksyne and Co. Lyon's Inn.
F. Eybc and A. Schnuteek, Bury Street. St. Mary Axe.
merchants. Sol. Mr. Thomas, Fen Court, Fenchureh Street.
G. Alexander, Aldermanbury, linen draper. Sul. Mr. Gates,
Newgate Street.
J. Nelson, Kendall, Westmorland, comdeakr. Sol. Mr. Gray,
Tyson Place. Kingsland Road.
J. Marshall, Nine Elms, Battersea, tanner. Sole. Messrs.
Drew and Cu. Bermondsey Street. Southwark.
J. Gibson, South Street, Finsbury Square, merchant. Sole.
Messrs. Sweet and Co. Basinghall Street.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 29, J. Millingen,4L'asileSCreei, Hounsditch, jeweller-
-49, S. Cater and J. Home, Watling Street, warehousemen-29,
J. Kenworthy, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, dyer-29, W. Mangan,
Ryhall, Rutland, miller-18, M. B. Svldesinger, Clement's
l.ane, Lombard Street, indigo merchant—Oct. 1, T. Thompson,
Newcastle upon Tyne, cabinet maker-11, S. Waddington, Ha-
lifax, York, corn factor-2, G. Mason, Chard, Somersetshire,
clothier-4, It. Ralph and W. King, Ipswich, Suffolk, maltsters
—l3, J. Heginbottum, Ashton under Line, Lancashire, grocer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. 30.
T. Douglas, Dover, master mariner—R. Bristow, Lloyd's
Coffee House, insurance broker—G. Glover, Lower East Smith-
field, oil and colourman—G. Bradbury, Wellington, Shropshire,
maltster—H. 1.. Salmon, Alfred Place, Belford Square, horse
dealer—P. Smith, ben. P. Smith, jun. and W. Smith. Burn-
den, near &lion, Lancashire, muslin manufacturers—lL Offer,
Barhwick, Somerset, plasterer—T. Cox, Creditun, Devonshire,
innkeeper.
London, England, 1821-09-09

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, SEPT. 4.—A report prevailed yesterday
at the opera that the Courier Extraordinary, who
aarived in the course of the day, and btought intel-
ligence of the passage of the Pruth by the Russian
army, and of the commencement of hostilities be-
tween Turkey and Russia.
This does not appear probable ; the Baron de
Strogonoft might, without any inconvenience, have
remained embarked in the roads of Constantinople
until the end of August, particularly if that report,
which is generally believed, be true ,—that the
Emperor Alexander never contemplated the com-
mencement of hostilities byline the Ist of September.
The most probable presumption seems to be, that the
war may in fact have broken out, but it is impos-
sible that authentic news of it can have reached
Paris.

Some journals have announced that the opening of
the next Session of Legislation sill fake place early
iuNo vember, and that the But t tut 1622 will tic
London, England, 1821-09-09

Ctn.

On the 10th of February last, in an attack at night on the Etitish
camp at Zoor, on the coast of Arabl.t, whilst gallantly defending
himself against seven men In front of the lines, and after receiving 3S
wounds, Cat-lain Charles Parr, of the Bombay European regiment of
intanity, youngest sun of the late Wm. Part, es q. of Norfolk street,
Strawl, and Pentonville.

At his house at Lewes, Lieut. Cumniirsary John Dicker, of the
royal at tillely. aged 3ti.
At Ly listed lodge, Kent, the seat of Lord Te)nham, John, eldest son
of Mr. John C. itfitt, of Golden rqoare.
Mr. J. flowlby, of bleorilelds, in the 74th year of ►u age.
At Brighton, J. Hilton, esq. of Lime street.
It. Brandon, esq. of Leman street. Goodman's fields, aged 7s.
At Strom', Kent, in consequence of mortification, caused by cutting
a corn on the foot till it bled, Mrs. Mick, wife of Mr. Buck, butcher.
At his house at Battersea rise, R. Budd, M.D, aged 75.
At Margate, Mr. Edward Lloyd, of the Custom home, London,
landing waiter.
At his house In F.dinburgh, Joseph Dale, mg. aged 71, long known
in the musical world, and acknowledged a peculiarly able teacher uu
the pianoforte in his time.
At Langley, Bucks, the Rev. Gilman Wall, rector of Pit• Portion,
Tiverton, Devonshire, aged MI.
At the house of his father, Micadle,Staffordsbire, in the 23d year of
his age, Mt. T. Plant, of Aidgate High street,
At Canterbury, S. Kingsford, esq. aged 71.
On the 3fith ult. aged 32, J. R. Scott, V.R.S.E., F.L.S., late senior
president of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, lecturer oar
botany. Sm.
J. Taylor, cwt. of St. George's terrace, Hyde park, aged 37.
London, England, 1821-09-09

COURSE OF EXI
Amsterdam, 12 16 C. F.
Ditto, at aiglit, 12 13
Rotterdam, 12 17
Antwerp, 12 9
Hamburg'', 38 2
Altuala, 3S 3
Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 70
Ditto, 2t
Bourdeaux, 26
Frankfort on the Maine, 138
Petersburg'', Si 3 U.
Vienna, Ef. Ho. 10 25
Trieste, El. Flo. 10 2.1
Madrid, 36—Cadiz, 38
8i1b0a,354..-Uarceltusa,3si

PRICE
Rank Stork
3 per Cent. Red. 76
3 per Cent. Consols 751
3i per Cent. she
4 per Ceut. 931
5 per Cent. Navy 109
Loin: Au... 191

TIlk: NATIONAL REGISTER.

LcmDon :
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.
——o—

The deliberations of the Coroner's Inquest upon
the death of HONEY will probably close on Tuesday,
and in that case we shall enter into an examination
of the whole affair in our next.
The recent occurrences in Ireland are too ridi•
culous, childish, and farcical, to bear comment, and
they arc the only subjects of conversation at present.

The Hunterian Museum at Glasgow was lately
presented by Lady Keith with a gold sovereign of the
reign of Queen Elizabeth, two antique coins finind
in a temple in the plain of Marathon, in Greece; two
antique coins found in the temple of Juno at Athens;
and three ancient coins from the temple of Jupiter
Olympus at Athens.
Letters from Naples say, we have had here for
some days a true prodigy, a boy ten years of age, of
a noble Hungarian family, named Sigismund de
Praun. He recently made his appearance at Rome,
at the Theatre Argentina, when he executed in per-
fection a sonata on the violin, in which the ecku
brated Paganini often chose to display his talent in
execution. But what is infinitely more surprising,
the young Sigismund is not less versed in literature
and the sciences than in music. After he had main-
tained on public theses in the most important ques-
tions, the Archi Gymnasi awarded him with a large
gold medal. This wonderful child was presented to
his Holiness, who, delighted with his answers, con-
ferred on him the Order of the Goldeit Spur, and
also nominated him a Count of the Apostolic Palace.
London, England, 1821-09-09

tonbon Markets

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7.
We had a considerable quantity of fine Wheat at market this
morning, having had several fresh arrivals this week; but the
demand was very disproportionate, and the finest samples with
difficulty supported Monday's prices; the inferior description,
were Is. per quarter lower. Barley was pretty brisk in sale, and
full as dear as our last. The supplies of Oats, Beans, &c. were
pretty large, but there being a dull demand those articles were on
the decline.

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Twelya
Maritime Districts of ENGLAND mid WALES, for the
Week eudiug September lit, extracted frum Saito day'c
Gazette.
Wheat... 54s Id Harley— Os 10.1 I Beans 27s 24
Rye .... 26s 7d I Oats.... 20s Od I Pease ... 521 Oil

PRICE OF FLOUR,
Per Sack of Five Bushels, or 28011 is.
Monday. S. s. Monday, s s.
Fine English Flour 50 a 53 American Flour ... :15 a 38
Seconds thins .... 45 a 48 per Barrel of 11 cwt.
BREAD, 10d. the Quartern Loaf.

BROWN Olt MUSCOVADO SUOAR.
Average Price from the Returns made in the Week en ding
Wednesday last. Sts. per cwt. exclusive of duty.

COAL MARKET, SEPT. 7.
Ships at Markel. Skit1s sold. Price.
14 Newcastle
11i Sunderland ...... 121 34s Od to 522 lid

SMITHFIELD MARKET.

FRITPAY,SEPT. 7. Our market was largely supplied with
prime Beasts this morning, and there bang a brisk danand a
trifling advance was obtained. Mutton and Pork were brisk in
sale, and full as deo as on Monday. Veal, and Lamb, were
rather dull and cheaper. The business in the Hay-market WAN
brisk. Hay and Clover fully supported our last quotations—
Straw was rather dearer.
The following is a correct statement of the prices and numbers
at market :
PIMA.: of MEAT, etteltiiive of the Offal,which consist s of
Head, Entrail., and Hole, and is worth about Id. per
lb.—Per stone of ell,.
MON nAy.
Beef :is 4,4 i to 4s Od
Mullin' 3s Oil to 4s 04
Lamb 4s Oil to 5s Oil
Veal 4s 4,1 to Ss Oil
Pork 4s to as Oil
Head of Cattle at market.
Beasts
Sheep and Lambs .
Pigs
Calves - 4 BO 4BO

UHIDAY.

Kee( 4s Oul to 4s 2.1
Mottos. ds 2,1 to 4s 0,1
Lamb 3s 10.1 to 4; 4d
Veal ;is. 10.1 to Is iitl
Pork 4s 2d to 5s 0
Mead of tattle at Marhet.
Beasts 630
Sheep sod Lambs 14,9
Pigs 100
Calves

LON InIN : Printed and PubliNhed by the Proprietor, .1( N
IGC, at the Office, 76, Fleet Street, where all Lotto to
the htlitur, (lm paid) ntubt In uddrrAeud.
London, England, 1821-10-14

CAUTION.

SALMON, ODY, and CO., most respectfully
CAUTION the Public against the many bungling and inferior
imitative TRUSSES now offered for sale. The true PATENT
SELF ADJUSTING TRUSSES have " Salmon's Patent"
stamped on the front end of the spring.
THE PATENTEES have the honour to supply the Army
and Navy, the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock Yards
and Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East
India Company, the City of London Truss Society, the
Marvlebone, Wiveliscombe, Bristol, and Denbigh Infirmaries,
the fsliddlesez Hospital, &c. &c. &c.
•.• Persons residing in the country sending the circumference
of the body across the hips, may depend upon being accurately
sated.
292. STRAND, & 86, CORNHILL.
OP The Trade supplied on reasonable Terms.—Letters to be
addressed to the STRAND.

Birtbo.
At Bath, the lady a T. P. Western, esq. of a son.
In Foley Once. Mrs. F. Ne4ll,vl a son.
In New 11111inius Nr. i C, Nl's. S. Ilabington, of a &insider.
At Prospect place, LAI k halt lane, the lady of F. 11. Ito..ter,

. . . . .
dicitur. ut a sum
lu t.oilturd sited, Mrs. Philip Martmean, of a son.
I II Gower street, Bedford square, the lady of W. hrodiick, es+ of a
snider.
At Tottenham, the lady of C. !libber!, es I. of a daughter.
Mrs. 1, light, of Wood grave, Tottenham, of 4 son.

edifier.
At Marylebooe church, B. It. liagdon, esq. historical painter, to
Mrs. Ilyroon, of Stonehouse, Dcrori.
11. Derle, esq. of Altutia, lo Denmark, to Sarah. widow of Mr. T.
Hearne, Jun. and si.tu. to Mr. 0. Stapleton, Whitefrims.
At Hastings, Capt. Margoty, of Upper Berkeley street, Portman
square, to Ann Grace, only daughter of Win. Wlusiford, esq. of that
places
At St. John's, Clerkenwell, Mr. 11. R. Booth, of Red Llon street,
to Catherine, second daogliter of F. Search, esq. of Clerkeuwell green.
In the British chapel at Leghorn, Juba Christie,esq. W lloddesdon,
Ilerts, to Caroline, eldest daughter of J. falcons", esq. his 11, itannic
Majesty's Consul Georg al fur kuscAily.
At St. Stephen's Coleman Med, Mr. J. C. Hose, druggist, of Little
Friday Greet, to Sarah, only daughter of all. J. Judge, oflemau
sit eel.
At St. Laurence, 'I hind, the Rev. James Elburoligh, of Thetford,
Norfolk, to Anon, eldest naughty. of W. Box, us Ramsgate.
At Gillingham, held, E. James, esq. of Jamaica, to Mu. White,
relict of the late E. N lute, esq.
London, England, 1821-12-10

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAAE7'TE

BANKRUPTS.
T. Landcas•le and R. N. Gillard, junior, Bristol, cabinet
makers. Solicitors, Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Canterbury
Square, Southwark.
P. Marsden, Sheffield, York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Blakelock,
Sergeant's Inn.
J. Litchfield, Cambridge, gardener. Sol. Mr. Farlow, Gray's
Inn.
S. Lapage, Clement's Lane, drysalter. Sol. Mr. Griffith,
High Street, Marylebone.
Margetts, Old Woodstock, Oxfordshire, wheelwright. Sols.
Messrs. Lowden and Co. Clement's Inn.
ft. Warner, Garforth, York, dialer. Sol. Mr. Wiglesworth,
Gray's Inn.
S. Williams. Bristol, apothecary. Sols. Messrs. Poole and
Co. Gray's Inn Square.
W. Page, Lime Street, spirit merchant. Sol. Mr. Fatlow,
Gray's Inn.
a H. !tenon, Manchester, cotton manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Wi-
glesworth, Gray's Inn.
Q. Gale. Newgate Market, butcher. SoL Mr. Wilmot, Essex
Street, Strand.
J. Epps, Holborn, ham and bacon merchant. Sole. Messrs.
Harvey and Co. I.incoln's Inn Fields.
H. A. Staff, Norwich, soap manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Lythgoe,
Essex Street. Strand.
" DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 11, J. R. Browne, New Road, St. Pancras, statuary-
-49, W. Sheppard, Aldermanbury, Blackwell Hall factor-
-31, J. Bennett, Bristol, cabinet maker-29, G. Fry, Newbury,
Berks, mercer-2i, W. Jarman, jun. Kniensbridge, painter-
-15. W. Kruse, Union Court, Broad Street, merchant—January
I. J. Vince, Valentine Itow, illackfriars Road, oilman-10. J.
Shaw, Wem, Salop, victualler-5, J. Fry, Dorset Street, Salis-
bury Square, tailor-4, A. Taylor, Kent Road, malt roaster-
-22. E. Cohen, London, merchant-12. J. Duffill, Bromsgrove,
Worcestershire, grocer-3, W. King, IVorcester. draper—V. IV.
IL Gilbert. Leicester, draper-4, E. Robson, Morpeth, North-
umberland, saddler.

CERT'IF'ICATES to be granted Deasy.
T. Gundry, Goldsithney, Cornwall. merchant—W. Elphick.
West Hate, farmer—W. C. Wilson, London Street, merchant—
J. and J. Landles, Berwick upon Tweed, merchants—.J. Young.
Ware, Hertv, tailor— J. Collett, Bath, shoemaker—W. Webster,
Bishop Wearmoudi, Durham, merchant—R. 'rate. Market
Weighton. York. shopkeeper—J. B. Phillips, Bartlett's Build-
ings, Holborn, jeweller—J. Dorsey, junior. Goodge Street,
Tottenham Court Road, bookseller—W. Rolfe, Teignmouth,
Devon, builder.
London, England, 1821-12-10

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

ing at the company going to the Duke de Fries, the Spa-
nish ambassador's grand entertainment. Some boys threw
squibs among the crowd, and at die open carriages used
by some of the company. He seized one boy who had
thrown a squib, mid said he should go with him. The
people took the boy's part, and iesened him. He (tlie
prosecutor) attempted to keep utf the mob with a sword
cane, but they p . don him, and he ran; a brick-bat
struck him from behind, and lie fell, and in the fall his
cane dropped from his hand, and the shod came out.—
The prisoner was one of time persons who pressed on him
most, and struck him. The prosecutor admitted, on his
cross-examination, that he never skewed his constable's
staff, though lie had it with him, but positively denied
that lie drew his sword.
A gentleman, who was present, swore, that when the
crowd attempted to rescue the hoy who had thrown the
squib from the prosecutor, lie drew his sword, and nou-
rished it at them, which was the cause of his Lein as-
saiilted.
The Jury immediately acquitted the prisoner.
The chairman told the prisoner he probably owed his
acquittal to the feeling excited by the proseentot's draw-
ing his sword instead of his oaf, but he lutist not again
meddle with the constables.
London, England, 1821-12-10

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, Dec. 4.-The King yesterday beard mass
in his apartments
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, SITTING or Dec. 3.
The sitting opened at half past one o'clock. The
Keeper of the Seals, the Minister of Finance and
Marine, Messrs. Cuvier and Jacquinut Pampelune,
King's commissioners, occupied the bench of minis
ters.

The Keeper of the Seals, Dc Serre, mounted the
tribune, to make a royal communication. " The
hind," said the Minister, " has commanded us to
offer you the two following projects of law:—
London, England, 1821-12-10

LONDON EAMON.%
On Monday lASI these sessions were opened before the
Lght 800. the Lord Ilityor, the Sheriffs, Aldermen Brown,
Perrino,. and Ti loon.
Tar Common Sergeant, in charging the Grind Jury, con-
gratulated them on the comparatively small another of pri•
stoners for trial at the present sessions. Amongst other mat-
ters which he recommended to the notice of the Jury, hr
mentioned the vehicles called " Vans," which might be seen
daily passing through the streets loaded to frightful heights,
to the imminent danger of his Majesty's saltier ts.
CHARGII OW A.,SAULT AO•INST • SOLDIZA.—Wm.
Blithe, a corporal in this second regiment of Foot Gnards,
was tried upon an indictment, charging him with having
assaulted It. Longdale with a musket, nod also with having
threatened his life, he.
'lnc prosecutor, Mr. Robert Langdale, stated, that an the
!Trio of September last he was passing through the city,
dean towards Fleet•strcet, when he
was on the kirh of the pavement, and was pushed off{ after
w hick some title said ion peremptory tone " Get um of the
way." On turning round san some soldiers coining the same
wary. The witness immediately exclaimed," What the d—l
do )utt meals by that 1 I doubt whether you have any right
to walk on the pavement at all, and certainly not its push
me off." The to whom lie addressed himself told him
to go add be d—.—d. The witness went rind spoke Ito
the emporia, telling him what had happened, and that
lie hail sin right all:dryer to march his mess along the
pavement witit hit d bayonets. The corpoiiil told him
to gib and lie d--d. Tile a thou demanded Isis name,
411 lilt. leallle the regiment, •hen the corporal exclaimed,
w V% hat ! your blood, if you don't get out of my way
run you through a ith my bayonet." M the same mo.
meal he took his musket from his shoulder and lowered the
iwint. The a Wiles, started hack, or, he satire, he veil!)
belicvi•il, the defendatit would have run him through.
A totals named Talbot corroborated the statement made
A. it, • iiriweentor, and said Clint the bisunet an, lowered HI
IL di vettilli to the bony of the prosecutor.
Mr. Adolphus addressed the Jury on behalf of the defen-
th,oi.

Common Serg►ant summed up the evidence.
Toe Jura returned a .erdirt of Not Gmll3.
ommandiug officers of the regiment o too acre pros nt
coot (toe prisoners loud alo ays borne too excellent character
for propriety of conduct.
The Common Sergeant weld, it on, the opinion of himself
and the Court that Mc had acted a ith the greatest propriety
alol condoms,. The learned gentleman ►aid, that had the
u,i•ruoduct been on the part of the soldier, the Court %mold
Cr. taint) have puhisheol him in the most severe and ext in-
Ono) manner.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. S.
William East, the driver of one of the Clapton coaches,
WE., tiled upon an indictment, charging him with having
committted an untrareuns ab!•Il It upon another uftlie Clap-
ton road go, nand Kendal.
The deft odour was convicted, and was sentenced to be
imprisoned 14 days.
London, England, 1821-12-10

HIS MAJESTY.

The Lord Mayor having taken his seat, communi-
cated his Majesty's answer to the City Address and invi-
tation to dine with his lordship. It was read, and or.
detect to be entered on the Journab.
Mr. Alderman BROWNS complained to the Court 01
an indecent canvass that had taken place after the acci-
dent which had taken place to Mr. Wuntner, the Mat-
shah, when the City was taking up the Address to the
King. That gentleman he was happy to conimuMcate
to the Court, was considerably better ; and he was happy
to be able to add, that he thought Mr. Wounier would
soon be able to resume the duties of his situation, tint.
withstanding the severe accident which had befallen
111111.—(h:dr, hear.)
Several reports from the Committee on City Lands
were then received, read, and referred hack to the Com-
mittee to see them carried into execution.

'1 he officer of the Court then read the report of the
Committee of General Purposes, which censured the
want of arrangements on the part of the constituted au-
thorities to prevent riot and tumult at Knightsbridge and
elsewhere on Sunday, August 26; that die measures and
coinlitct pursued by Mr. Ald ‘Vaithman were most wise
arid prudent ; and Om the Committee had not heard td
the inquiry promtsed by government having been com-
menced.

It having been moved that the report he adopted,
Mr CtAHI Moved, that the LtidcliCC be produced
and primed.
Toe Lord Maynr after a 10114 debate put the question,
that the evidence taken by the Committee of Getters!
Purposes be produced; and that the further con,idera-
tion of the report be postpoued to the mat 0,1711 day, to
atiOrd time for the evidence btity, produced and trans•
muted to each member.

Motion ;weed to.
l'ile Court, having disposed of the remainder of the
businesi, which did not possess any piih.ic imercs,, ad.
journed. The Court was by no nteans pally attended,
but below the bar was crowded.
London, England, 1821-12-17

Id AKIIIIR V. FROVD.

The pleadings in this case were opened by Mr. Chitty.—
It was an /ICI/ bbbb for a malicious prosecution.
Mr. Gurney, a lio stmed the ease, said Mr. Harmer had
broti,ht this action for the purpose of obtaining a reparation
10 for a serious This action impaled to the
defendant, that lie had maliciously and %idiom cause pre-
ferred an iiiiiictinent, charging the plaintiff with ouvieg
committed the crime of cupospithey, in conjunci ion a ill.
person named Lee, fur the purpose of obtariliog money under
false pretences trims a foreign Nobleman.— r. Harmer laid
been an aionney of that Court not less than kl) years, and
a ishing to stnud well before the dodges as well a, the pro-
fession, had brought that action in order to repel the imp*•
ration east tor his character. It was with pain lie had to
state his case, because he was obliged to autroduee the name
of a pc 'soil ot dtstinuiou, not ut 'Hestia in this comitry,
who a as concerned is the transaction which gave rise to the
action. In ISIS a young seo inn mimed Rnbi Is, wills her
father applied to Mr. Harmer, in his professional character,
staling it lamentable ease. It was lepresented to him that
%Mist the young a an was hum r :noire her II edit d,
means wire used for her seduction by the domestic of a
foreign nubleman. Overtures were made to her from lime
to time, in the Hanle n foreign net chant, wliu, it Otis mill,
would provide fur her with the greatest liberality. His
name was mentionsd as Mr. Pickard, and in tire end hi,
clitoris were successful. This young was induced to
live with him in lirilgings, lime she passed for the nor
of Mr. Pickard, who aas no other Ilion the timilemars.—
They lived together some time, alien she became peeuant.
it 14119 then said he was desirous of getting ral of bee. She
was for advanced iu pregnancy, and rt•doceil to a slate or
destitution. The passiou of her 'seducer had abated, and
she nos *11011) al/hOOl 1011111/01s. when she mole a charge of
his using mtans sat ;,e1 lid ut Is r. Mr. Harms r had ire set
before seen her to tier father, oral he was 1101 /1:11/Sed to
like sudden and hasty proceedings, but he thought slime.
thiog ought to he dune to obtain fur her the means of sop.
purl. and prevent her from I tubing to a state of piostitllllllll.
—lie knew a gentlemau acquainted wills the nobleman,
and he asked hint to see if any thing could he dune to pre.
vent espomre. Mr. OidilsaMtb, the gemlemun applied to,
stars quite sore the nobleman %mild he much oblieed to hart
to stopuinieressaiy es peaces. awl begged lie would go to the
nobleman. Ile had ill Mies view ait II lions. 1.1/1` 111/1/110/111
denied the slot) allow the memos to get rid of her ; but an
the ut lie6iart relittiog 11/ the keep of rhe)oung w ur,t oiled
attorney miAht confer un Site sires:,,ion. Mr. I si,ud, the
defendant. author-zed Mr. Helmer to advance the young
woman bl. and Mr. Harmer advanced 51. more. The de.
letidattit proposed her guirig to the tiorkhouse to lie in. Mr.
Dufour some tithe after applied to lours the ILI. ot:d, ash
London, England, 1821-12-17

1U \IARKti.

Thus was the invulnerability of Gas put en one
side in 24 minutes and a few seconds, and now the
cognoscenti begin to find out that 14 stone must win
with 12 stone at equal fighting. Neste proved him-
self decidedly the best boxer of the two, and he did
his business chiefly with his left hand, measuring
his distance like an able tactician. Gas could not
get at him, as Ne.tte was always ready to make
counter hits with him. Ncate is the hardest hitter
our informant has seen in the ring, and the nursery
of Bristol never produced a more formidable boxer.
Gas shewed himself one of the best of game, and
is miserably punished.
The fight between Josh. Hudson and the Suffolk
Champion did not take place. The stake was
drawn.

ON NEATE IIAYINGSONQUERED THE GAS-

LIGHT CIAN.

e
Come hither. my Covey,•—the laurels you've won
Shall with triumph and glory be laid at your feet;
Yuu've proved that great wonders may ever be dune.
And that Ciao caul war, if the workman is Neak:
• A flash name for oae of " the Etney."

397

91HE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPA—
A— NY, for Assurances against Fire, and on Lives and
Survivorships, Endowments for Children, immediate, defined.
and progressive Annuities. and for the Purchase and Sale of
Reversions and Annuities, WILL OPEN for the transaction of
business, on the 17th instant, at No. 11, Lombard Street, the
entrance of the Post Office.
Deposits have already been made to a subscribed Capital, ex-
ceeding Xt,ion.ooo, which according to the deed of settlement
may hereafter be increased to Two Millions.
DIRECTORS.
STEWART MARJORIBANKS, EN. M.P. Chairman:
RICHARD MEE RAIKES, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
WILLIAM CALDWALL BRANDRAM, Esq.
WM. COPLAND, Esq.
W. D. DOWSON, Esq.
Sir THOS. H. FARQUIIAR, Bart.
JOHN GARRATT. Esq. and Alderman.
NICHOLAS GARRY, Esq.
WM. HALDIMAND, Esq. M.P.,'
JOHN HARVEY, Esq.
SWINTON COLTHURST HOLLAND, Esq.
GEORGE JENNER, Esq.
JAMES LOCH, Esq.
GEORGE LYALL, Esq.
JOAN MARTIN, Esq. M.P.
ROWLAND MITCHELL, Esq.
ROBERT MI'fFORD„ Ew.
JOHN G. RAVENSHAW, Esq.
ROBERT RICKARDS, Esq.
JOHN SHORE, Esq.
EDWARD STEWART, Esq.;
ANDREW HENRY THOMSON, Esq.
JOHN THORNTON, Esq.
JOHN T1.9.1.0C11... Esq.
JAMES TULLOEIi,
AUDITORS.
LEwts LOYD, Esq. I WILLIAM WARD, Esq.
A. W. ROBARTS, Esq. M.P. THOMAS WILSON, Esq
STANDING COUNSEL.
L. SHADWELL, Esq. New Square, Lincoln's Inn.
PHYSICIAN.
GEORGE DARLING, M.D. Brunswick Square.
SOLICITOR.
London, England, 1821-12-17

as to the cause of the separation between her ladyship
and her hasband. Her ladyship, whilst living in St.
Jame's-place. was visited by his lordship. She lived re-
tired, and not in an extravagant place. She had lately
removed to apartments in the Palace, assigned to her is
consequence of the appointment which she had oliteined.
In her cross-examination by the Solicitor General, she
stated, that in the last two years her ladyship had received
8001. from Dr. Wellesley, on a bond, by order of his lord.
ship, and she hail also received, on account of her mar.
riage settlement, an annuity of 5001. through the hands of
Lord Salisbury, one of her trustees.

The Ode( Justice here stopped the examination. and
suggested that it would he most desirable that this ease
■honld he referred—justice could be much better done to
the parties by a private inquiry. than by investigation in a
court of justice.
Tie parties agreed to hin Lordship's snggeiolon. and a
verdict was taken fur the plaintiff, subject to a reference.

.WINSTON V G. LOSSOP.
Mr. SCSl'lett Staled the ease to the Jury. The plaintiff
was well known us part proprietor of the Haymarket The-
atre, and as having an interest in Drury.lane Theatre also.
The defendant was the proprietor of the Coburg Theatre,
Some disputes had tritest between them respecting the
performance of a piece called Therese, which had excited
ill blood in the mind of the defendant, and pretending to
take offence at his servant being desired to quit Drury-
lane Theatre MI the 9tle of May, when the K rig was pre-
sent, Mr. GS/lollop two days after went sip to the Theatre,
and lying in wail for Mr. Winston as he came out of the
stage door, ha assaulted and beat hint with a whip, which
he had taken with him for the purpose, in the most inhn.
man manner. This was the tumult now complained of.
Several witnesses were called to prove the assault.
The Solicitor General, fur the defendant, said, that on
the night in question, Mr. Glossop was at Drury-lane,
attending his Majesty in his official character, his servant
was in waiting, and the plaintiff in the most insolent man.
nee desired the man should be turned out of the Theatre,
describing him as the lamplighter's servant. Provoked
by this insult, Mr. Glossop had, unfortunately Ina moment
of irritation, consmitted the assault for which he had now
to answer.

The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages,
One Hundred and Fifty Pounds.
Mr. Thelwall did not appear in Court this day, to sig-
nify whether it was his intention to waive the objection
taken by Mr. Scarlett in Dolby's case, and proceed to
trial. It is coweipiently understood that Mr. Thelwall's
Dial will he pobtpunetl, with the other prosecutions pre-
ferred by the Constitutional Association.
London, England, 1821-12-17

J•YIE✓VCH E BS.

PARIS, Dce. 10.—At one o'clock to-day the King
gave an audience to his Ministers, with the excep-
tion of M. Latour Maubourg, the Minister of War.
who is indisposed ; the Prince de Tallevrand, the
Chaneellor, the Dukes of Dalmatia and Albufera,
the Count of Viumenil, Marshals of France; a reat
number of Peers of France and the Dequties, mi-
litary officers of various rank, and the Prince of
Castelcieala, the Neapolitan Ambassador,
The Ministers assembled in the evening, at the
lions,l of the Duke de Richelieu.
VICNNA, Nov. is well known that hi-
therto several foreign journals have been allowed to
circulate in Austria. However, from the Ist of
January next, it is resolved that no Journal, what-
ever may be its political opinions, shall be allowed
in the Austrian dominions, and that nobody shall
subscribe except for papers printed within the Aus-
trian territory. It is no longer a secret that the
Court of Vienna is endeavouring to carry this sys.
tem into effect throughout Germany , it will not
meet with opposition in Batavia, Saxony, or Hano-
London, England, 1821-12-17

FROM SATURDAY .2%' R:ll7' S G. 1.4 E7'T E.

This Gazette notifies, that the King has been pleased to appoint
Hans Francis, Earl of Huutingdon, to be Governor of the Island
of Jamaica.
It also nolifies the appointment of .1. Green, of Woburn, Bed.
fordshire, and W. Haynes, of West Bromwich, Stattbrdshire,
Gents. to be Masters Extraordinary in the Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Figes, Ramsey, Southampton, common brewer.
BANKRUPTS.
W. Beale, Newbury, Berkshire, timber merchant. Solicitors,
Means. Midfield and to. Tokenhouse Ya.d.
K. Kay, Sheffield, merchant. Sul. Air. Battye, Chancery
Lane._ _ _ _

EPotter, Manchester, publican. Sol. Mr. Shaw, Ely Place,
Holborn.

J. Chamberlain, Bristol, merchant. Sops. Messrs. Poole and
Co. Gray's Inn Square.
W. Hotfoot. Caste Street, Finsbury Square, tailor. SoL Mr.
Clarke, Bisliopsgate Churchyard.
J. Browne, Canterbury, linen draper. Sops. Messrs. Reardon
and Co. Curbet Court, Gracechurelt Street.
H. Hatfield, Abingdon Row, Gosii ell Street Road, merchant.
Sots. Messrs. Jones and Co. Mincing Lane.
H. Eastwood, Eastwood, Yorkshire, fustian manufacturer.
SoL Mr. Ellis, Chancery Lane.
R. James, Conderton' Worcestershire, horse dealer. Sots.
111e.ars. Jenkins and Co. New Inn.
J. Motue,Sowerby, York, woollen cloth manufacturer. Sol.
Sir. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn Square.
.1. and G. Bell, Berwick upon Tweed, coopers. Sol. Mr.
Bennett, Doctors' Commons.
H. St,ath, Sr. Martin's I.une, woollen draper. Sols. Messrs.
Pow nail and Co. Old Jewry.
J. Brander and J. Barclay, Size I.3ne, merchants. Sots.
Hurd and Co. T‘inple.
W. Cleaver, Cliel.eu, grocer. Sols. Mcs.srs. Dawson and Co.
New Burlinetun StrueL
DIVIDENDS.

Dec. 22, P. Grose, Conitnercial Road, Middlesex, victualler—
and J. Dulaais, Alderman's Walk, merchants-51,
Lest., Llantoster, li.:(lnurshire, farmer—Januaty 3, W. Crewe,
Ls' dis)n Street, City Road, grocer-3, T. Pinkerton, Birchin
merchant-5, C. hunt, Mark Lane, acne merchant—t,
W. Lent, Bridlington, Yorkshire, ironmonger—Au, S. Handley,
Sudfintlidine, millet-26, J. Gordon, Copthall Court,
avert:hunt-5, G. Sutton, Lamb's Conduit Street, silk mercer—
It, lv Barnett, jun. West r reel, West Smithfield, victualler-
4, G. Pardow, t ouglitor, Warwickshire, needle maker—el,
Liwikin, Leif, Loi.estersiiire, victualler—W, J. Shiskespiar,
War 4n:is:Awe, draper—lo, H. Sellers, Burnley,
Lsocasni.e, cotton sooner-5, J. Basun, Carlisle, tallow cloth-
d.er-5, J. Hoy, Wolverhampton, tea dealer—S, R. Philputs,
Itaobury, Oxfordshire, draper-5, R. and AL Stodart, Strand,
tookseliers-5, J. H. Benson, Artillery Place, Finsbury Square.
sueer.:4aut—.s, A. Smith, Laue Street Square, merchant-5, W.

COURSE OF EICI
Anndesdam, 12 13 C. F.
Ditto, at sight, 12 10
Rotterdam, 12 11
Antwerp, 12 7
Hoothitagh, 37 6
Altana, ST 7
3 Joys' sight, 25 60
Ditto, 25 90
llonrdeons, 25 90
Vrank tot l oil theAloine, 156
Peter:Mimi:li, 9 0 U.
Vienna, El. Flu. 10 18
Ttieste, Ef. Flo. 10 18
Nlooltd, 36—Cadiz, 36
Bilboa,3si—Barcelotts,3sg
London, England, 1821-12-17

Timm/a METCALFE,E q. New Square, Lincoln's Inn.

TuE principles upon which this Institution is founded have.
been adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of oilier
Offices, and will be found to combine advantages not hadiert4
offered by any oche' Assurance Company.
The Capitol subscribed by a numerous and Inspectable Pro.
prietary. throughout the Empire affords security for prompt and
certain indemnity, without the responsibility attaching to Soci-
eties for mutual assurance.

The Company are bound, by the deed of settlement, to Teter
all disputed claims (where no fraud is suspected) to the decision
of arbitrators, if required by the assured.
ll&tE DEPAR'rNIENT.
Persons assured for seven years, whether upon annual or say.
tennis] policies, are to be entitled to participate in the profits with
the original subscribers, except on policies where losses have bten
claimed.

No charge will be made for policies where the premium
amounts to Cis. or upwards.
LIFE I)EPA ATM ENT.
Independent of a reduced rate of premium, as compared with
other Oliiees having a subscribed capital, insurers for the whole
term of lite are to he er.titled at the end of seven yews to parti,-).
pate in the profits with the original subscribers, either by en
addition made to the amou.tt of their policies, or by a reductivo
of their future annual premiums, at the option of the insurers.
Persons insured in this ()Mice are allowed to pass by sea front
one part of the united kingdom to another, and also in time of
peace to pass in decked vessels or steam boats from British to
Foreign ports between the Texel and Brest (both inclusive),
without extra premium of special leave of the Directors, as is
usually require).
No additional prcmium will be required from military men,
unless when called into actual service.
No charge will be made for entrance money or admission f:es.
No charge will be made ti,r policies beyond the cost of that
stamp.
London, England, 1821-07-09

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

not been signed by both parties, and there had not been
any delivery of goods sold ; for although an order to the
whartim3er to deliver the bacon to the defendant had
been proved, yet it was clear the requisites for the deli-
vert• were not performed by the plaintiff.
the Chiefins►ice charged the Jury, that although tha
contract, as delivered to the defendant, was not legally
binding on the parties, iIIaSMUCII as it was noi. signed by
both the contracting parties; yet the subsequent ack now.
ledgment of the cute tract, by the note written by the
defendant's son and agent cured that defect, and made it
a v .lid contract.

The Jure, without any hesitation, fount] a verdict for
the plaintifts for the hill amount claimed-2.0491. 9s.
FRIDAY, JULY 0.
DLP.LEY V. Ho15()N.

This was a motion tor a new trial. The plaintiff
brought his action to recover damaees sustaimd la: a
negligent improvident sale of his property by the defen-
dant. It appeared that be had made a number of va-
luable copper plates, liable to be sold in the event of tint
paying a debt, for which he gave a warrant of attorney.
Die property was sold under legal authority, but the
plaintiff complained that a fair notice of the quality of
the plates had tint been given in the advertisement tit
sale ; and the consequence was, that few persons attettded
to bid, who had an) knowledge of the art. The plates
sunk under the hammer at a price considerably wider
the fair valtie.--TM Jury gase a verdict for the plaintiff
with datnattes, which were far from being satisfactory.
It was contended that justice had not been done to the
unfortunate plaintiff, and the Court granted a rule for a
a new trial.

The Chief Justice, on his return (rum tEe cuurcil
heard a few motions, and the court robe before tour
o'clock.
London, England, 1821-07-09

COMMON HALL.

On Wednesday last a Caauwon Hall was held for the
purpose of receiving the return of the hers 'idled,
front the Sheriffs, and the return of the Court of Alder-
men.

The Common Serjeant, after haein3 read the Sheriff's
statement of the numbers polled, which was the same as
that already before the public, retired with the Sheriff's
and reported the proceedings to the Conn of Aldermen.
On his return he declared Alderman Gamut and Mr.
Venable, to be duly elected Sheriffs for the ensiling year.
Alderman Garrett and Mr. Venables returned thanks
to the livery for the honour they had done them.
Mr. OLDHAM came forward, and said lie had the ho.
nuar to propose the thanks of the Ilan to the present
Siterifik, fur the strict impartiality and gentlemanly matt•
ner which they had evinced during the election.
The motion was put and carried unanimously, and it
was mined tnat the resolution should be inserted in the
usual morning and evening' papers.
Sheriff WAITHMAN said it was most grateful to him to
meet with the approval of his fellow citizens, and cape-
eniby when he felt convinced, from cotiscon nous feelings,
that such approbation was not undeserved. But although
the exertiona required of the Sheriffs, in this contest, had
been so little—easy and passive as had been their duties
—although he had kept the premise made to his consti-
tuents on taking up the (Oh :4., to abstaih laum interfentig
in its office, wins party polities, or leaning to either the
one side or the other—although he had been utterly in
the dark, from the comungicemvitt of the election, as
to the line of conduct that would be adopted ; yet, day
after day, he had been a-imited in one of the public
newspapers, and charged with being the promoter of the
contest. For the twents-five years that he had been iu
public life, he abstained- from noticing the attacks that
bad been made upon him hunt that quarter. It was
London, England, 1821-07-09

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

not sufficient, on this occasion, that measures were
charged as being his, but they had revived forgotten
attacks, which h ld been made on him, in the shape of
election squibs; but this was not sufficient for they had
revived atrocious calumnies on his private life and trans-
actions. A paper of that morning had revived a calumny
against him, reSpeCilllg some transactions in the 111601-
vent debtors' court, in which he had been engaged some
time since. Now, lie would say to the liveryy, that if
he did no other service while he was in the !louse of
Commons, he had succeeded in exposing that Cann.—
Ile had shown that out of twenty millions of the money
of the citiZ7llS, which went through it, not one penny
came out of it in the shape of dividend. lie had himself
succeeded in convincing the conunittee of the House of
Commons of this, and procured a report (or a vote, we
do not know which), condenming the court, and had
occasioned the dismissal of the commissimer.—Under
tirese circumstances it seas no great wonder that the
calumny found its way into the world, and it was no
great wonder that it found its way front those individuals
through the paper alluded to. if it would gratify his
calumniators to know that they hail dune hint an essen-
tial injury they might have that satisfaction, for no man
who had been attacked as he hat beets could escape
private injury. The worthy Alderman animadverted
on the cooduet and character of J. 13. Sharp, the liono•
rary secretary of the Constitutional Association, whom
Ile Charged with being one of Iris greatest calumniators
Yet tins was the man who was chosen as one of the
guardians of the public morals. Perhaps it was on the
principle of the old adage, that" an old smuggler makes
the best exciseman." In conclusion the worthy Alder.
man (larva any one to examine into his character as a
traikatuan in their own \Yard of Cam), where he had
dealt to the amount of millions, and compare it with
that of the secretary of the association, or even with that
of the treasurer.—(rhis speech excited great feeling in
the
Sheriff WILLIAMS shortly returned thanks.
Alter some further proceedings the Hall separated.
The Lord Mayor, who for the first time presided, we
are sorry to say, appeared to have suffered gfeatly from
his recent indisposition.
London, England, 1821-07-09

BANKRUPTS.

P. Sullivan, Stewart Street, bilk manufacturer. Solicitors,
Messrs. IVehster end Co. Queen Street, Clicapside.
W. Lee, Croydon, Surrey, wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Bolton,
Austinrriars.

J. licnnett, Marsham, Norfolk, miller. Sul. Mr. Ewtank.
North Audley Street, Grosvenor Square.
J. Edwards, Cough Square. Fleet Street, furrier. Sol. Mr.
M.Dulff, Castle Street. Holborn.
T. !I. Ainsworth, fialliwell. Lancashire, calico printer. Sol&
Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford ituw.
T. Playfair, New Bond Street, trunk maker. SoL Mr. Burt,
Gray's Inn.
T. WhiLehon.e. Wes; Bromwich, Staffordshire, miner. Sol.
Mr. Taylor, ‘Valbruul,.
London, England, 1821-07-09

THE REVENUE.

We stated long ago that the Revenue for the
quarter ending on Thursday last, would exhibit at
its expiration a deficiency, and our predictions have
been verified. Compared with the corresponding
quarter of lastyear, there is a deficiency of 407,0001.
The following is the official account.

sth July,
k2O.

3th July.
MI.

Increase.

15.8551

39.1.799
fet,93't
34.000
15,340
London, England, 1821-07-09

DIVIDENDZ;.

July 14, H. White, Warmineter, linen draper-24. R. T. De
Roche, J. Perrin. and H. L.. 1. S. H. Bodies, Lime Street,
merchants-28, J. Prichard, Church Lane, lAllittehapel. cooper
14, T. and J. Dowling, W Mow Street, Bankside. corn nier.
chants-7, W. F. %VoW-gate. Trowbridge, Wilts, banker-17.
H. 'tattoo, Paul's Cray, Kent, miller-7, I'. Grose, Commercial
Road, victualler-24. J. Finch, East Gnnsted, carrier-24, W.
Thornton, Devonshire Street, Marylebone, merchant-4, J.
Curtis, Fordinghridge, Hams, draper-24, R. Lodge. Kirby
Lonstlalc, innkeeper-24. J. Mann, Lexls, brewer...2G, A.
Gerrard, Downham Market, Norfolk, tanner-2.5, J. Taylor,
Preston, tea dealer-27, R.Wattliatn. Poole, Dorset, grocer-30.
J. Cawley, Bishop Weamiontli, ship owner-26, A. Walter and
J. Stokes, Bishopswood and Lydbruok Works. iron masters.
CERTIFICATES to be granted July 21.
T. Wood, Trowbridge, clothicr--J. Mason, Liverpool, linen
draper-11. Tolton, jun. Dalton, manufacturer—W. Edwards,
Manchester, manufacturer—S. Brewer. New Brentford, grocer
—T. Bmwn, Longilon, grocer—T. Alonscy, Burgh. fanner—
W. Roe, Lower East Smithfield. wheelwright—T. end R.
Tweed. Chingtbrd Mills, Essex, miller—J. Dear, Bingley,
I.:aigilton, C):lltuacial It. ad, ma:iii4s.
London, England, 1821-07-09


THE NATIONAL REGISTER

DIVIDENDS.
July 30, J. Savidge. East Stoke, Nottinghamshire, coalseller
—2M. C. B. Ilan and T. Aldridge, Barbican, linen drapers-2M,
S. Downc. Cranbourne Street, Leicester Square, liabutlasher-
-31..1. It:afoot, Arundel Street. Strand, ornamental stationer-
-28, .1. Dowley, NVillow Street, Bankside, coal fiterchimt-28, C.
1.. Spitta, dolling, and 11. A. Spina, Lawrence Potmtnev
I.IIIIC. merchants-2s, S. I I umplirey, Candotte Sorel, l'ortland
Place, merchant-28, W. Boyd, lir:Mich!. and .1. Drummond.
London, merchants-28, 11. I,c Alesurier and .1. A. Eu Buisst n,
London, merchants-30, .1. G. Fie,.ehen. Wad Street, Cheap-
side. earthenware man-28, W. and (:.Wright, Aldermanbury,
merchants-28, M. Lynch, Whitefriars, merchant-28. W. and
'l'. Robinsivi, Chelsea, linen drapers-28, W. and .1. 11:noilelin,
IVootton Ilnderedge, Gloucestershire, clothiers-30, A. Rodberil,
Salford, 1 Atte:whim. draper.
C'ERT Fl CA TEs to be granted July 28.
W. Ford, I kilt, Worceatcrshire, farmer—T. 11111. Ledbury,
Herefordshire. stirgeon—J. Green. Skidoo], Linc In, merchant
—.l. Keep, Nottingham. grocer—A. Parkinson. Lancaster,
calico printer—E. and S. Mitchell, Norwich, wine merchants—
and T. Parsons, Lyncombe, Somersershire, corn factors—J.
Horsfall, Gilderso tie, York, mereliant—.l. Davies, Liverpool,
inert hant—M. Mayers, City Road, merchant—W. C. Shepherd,
Nottingham, iron merchant—J. Shaw, Stratford, flour dealer—
J. Welsh, High Holborn, ninster mariner—lL S. Skey, Stratford
upon Aeon, Warwickshire. currier. .
London, England, 1821-12-16

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

.7. Figes, Romeey, Southampton. common brewer.
BANKRUPTS.
W. Beale, Newbury, Berkshire, timber merchant. Solicitors,
Messrs. Ashfield and Co. 'fokenhomeYa.d.

E. Kay, Sheffield, merchant. Sol. Mr. Buttyc, Chancery
Lane.
T. Potter, Manchester, publican. Sol. Mr. Shaw, Ely Place,
Holborn.
J. Chamberlain, Bristol, merchant. Soh. Messrs. Poole and
Co. Gray's Inn Square.
W. Durrant, Castle Street, Finsbury Square tailor. SoL Mr.
Clarke, Bishomate Churchyard.
J. Browne, Canterbury, limn draper. Ses. Messrs. Reardon
and Co. Corbet Court, Gracechurch Street.
H. Hatfield, Abingdon Row, Gob% ea Street Road, merchant.
Sols. Messrs. Jones and Co. Mincing Lane.
H. Eastwood, Eastwood, Yorkshire, fustian manufacturer.
Sol. Mr. Ellis, Chancery Lane.
R. James, Conderton, Worcestershire, horse dealer. Sols.
Messrs. Jenins and Co. New Inn.

J. Moore, Sowerby, York, woollen cloth manufacturer. Sol.
Wiglciworth. Gray's Inn square.
J. rid G. Bell, Berwick upon Tweed, coopers. Sol. Mr.
Bennett, Doctors' Commons.
11. Smith, St. Martin's Lane, woollen draper. Sols. Messrs.
Pownall and Co. Old Jewry.
J. Brander and J. Barclay, Size I.sne, merchants. Sols.
ble.srs. Hurd and Co. Trinpic.
W. Cleaver, ClicLea, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Dawson and Co.
New Burlinge..o :street.
DIVIDENDS.

Dec. We, P. Grose, Commercial Road, 31ichllesex, victualler-
-18, .1. F. and J. Dubois, Alderman', Walk, merchants-31, E.
Lea's, Llanbister, Hadr.orbliire, tarsier—January 5, W. Creser,
italdwyn Street, City Road, grocer-5, T. Pinkerton, Birchin
Lane, merchant-5, C. Hunt, Mark Lane, wine merchant—h.
W. l.ent, Bridlington, York hire, ironmonger-10, S. Handley,
Stone, Staffordbhire, miller-26, J. Gordon, Copthall Court,
merchant—S. G. Sutton, Lamb's Conduit Street, bilk mercer—
It, W. Barnett, Jun. West Street, West Smithfield, victualler-
-14, G. Pardow, Couglitor, Waraickbhire, needle maker-22,
W. Latlkin, l.eir, Leicestershire, victualler—a% J. Sliakespear,
Fillongley, Was wickbline, draper—la, 11. Sellers. Burnley,
Laticabhile, cotton simmer-5,J. Kitson, Carlisle, tallow than.
dler-5, J. Boy, Wolverhampton, tea dealer-5, IL Philpots,
bat.bury, Oxfunlbhire, draper-5, H. and M. Sicilian, Strand,
huttitaeliera-5, J. B. Ber.son, Artillery Place, Finsbury Square.
nierclvara-5, A. Smith, Lime Street Square, merchant-3, W.
b. Be.ty, Nam:owes, York, apothecary —l6, T. Warbunon,
Nortl.wich, Cheshire, and G. remora, Liverpool, sail makers-
-1% J. Ltay, King,biou upon Hull, merchant.
CERT I FICA I'ES to tie mrauted Dec. 29
J. Etches, Bury St. Edmund's, haberdasher—J. Can, York,
tobaocortist—M. Sedgwick, Friday St.eert, warehouseinan—T,

COUKSE OF EXCII
Amsterdam, 12 13 C. F.
Ditto, at Night," 12 10
Rotterdam, 12 1-1
Antwerp, 12 7
Handrorgli, 37 6
Anima, :37 7
Parrs, 3 dais' eight, 25 60
Ditto. 25 90
Ilmtrtleaux, 35 90 -
Franalen ton the Maine, 156
Petersburg'', 9 0 U.
Vienna, Ef. Flu. 10 18
ttiestr, Ff. Flu. 10 IS
Nlodrid, 36—Cadiz, 36
Billwa,3si—Barcelona,3si