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London, England, 1820-11-21 00:00:00

I V.

Dzsixwetrwr,
Because the guilt of her Majesty the Queen having, after
the fullest investtgation and consideration of the evidence
adduced for and against her Majesty, been Riede out and
established to the entire satisfaction of my hummer and con-
science, awl the Bill uf Paine and Penalties having in the
must solemn and deliberate manner passed through its
different stages, mid received the sanction of this Muse to
the third reading, 1 cannot allow of its abandonment at ibis
period of the sedulous and exemplary attendance and labours
of ibis House, withunt recording my Protest against •
measure which involves • dereliction uf the sacred duly of
administering justice by this House, and which suffers the
must abandoned auJ licentious conduct to remain, if not
triumphant, at kart unpunished, to the disgrace of our
country, in derogativis of the honour sod dignity a this
Hone', and which tends to lower the 'lnt Tribunal in the
world in the estimation of this nation, of Europe. mid or
pries ity.
POWIS.

WILLIAM,
For the above Reasons.

NAVAL IN7'ELLIGIENCE.

PORTMEOLTTR, NOVEMBER 19.
Arrived yesterday the Betsy, Acre■, from Oporto.
Sailed the Hercules, Dew, fur Jam aka.
rtalrouim, nova/ism 18.

Arrived the Aurora, Bletnleerg, (runs *gee.
liewiaiti in Hainwase--lespreznable, Windsor Castle,
Wades, and Lapwing; Defence, Cheerful, and Syßia, re.
?sane cutters.
Between the island and Main—Helieon.
le the Sumod—Sykey surveying vessel, end Scorpion
tender.

ciLmooTs, NOVIIIIISA 17.

Arrived off this port the Enighedei;, Pidersen, from
Lieban fur Leghorn; the brig Shamrock, from Scilly, under
jury ousts ; and the Jason, Thomism. from Halifax--sailed
October RI.

Sailed the Elisabeth, Atiwells ; Union, Jones; Persever-
mace, Richards ; Pacific, Ellis ; Mary Aso, Taylor ; Agues,
Little; Sisters, Lawson ; and Dodo, Berson, fur Loudon ;
I'4lBlBl*r, Towashend, fur Amsterdam ; Cordell', Magee,
fur Rotterdam ; and the Francis roweling packet, with mails
fur the Bromic

DOVER, ro{cris►s 19.

Last night the Peter Elizabeth, Unger, from linerdeaux
for Fredrrrck•radt, came en shore on the main, near No. a.
Battery, and is nut txprelid lts be gut off. The cargo has
been landed in good order.
HaRWICR, IMMURES IS.
Arrived the Lady Nepcan packet with a mil from Ilollend,
Sailed the Cast lereaxh packet for Cexhaves, Lord Duncan
dirt.) fur Holland, nod Thetis ditto fur Guttenberg—each
with a mail.

MOB/.111211:11 19.

A ship's hoat has been pirked up to the Gulls mud bmught
here, called the Nimtre, of Great Yaroessuitt, Peter Murysou
it is su a damaged stale.
cows, riovrustra 19.
Arrived the Alexandre, Bluben, fruits Ilawburgh fur Cu-
racoa, is I very leak) xiate.
LIEINGTON, NOVICSIMEA
Arrived the 511ipomene, Watt, from Java.
DEAL, NOVICEISER 19.
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Came down from tbe River yesterday and sailed •o-dry
the Louisa, Baker, for Jamaica: f apwing, Gentil, for Si.
Domingo; and Alfred, Barker, for New Orleans.
Came down Ilium the River to-day and sailed the Kangaroo,
Donnell, fur Leghorn and Genoa.
DUBLIN, NuIItIOSTA 15.
The Diligence, Edwaitlr, parted from her authors sear
Wieltlew, or Teesday, sod was driven on shore; the cogs
is landing is good older.

isapel st, • ' • •••
'THE
VIETTINOIOOII, TAITEISALCS, Nevins,' to.
DEASY.
14 to 1 apt Gainavas 1$ lo 1 i Charon
16 so 1 apt Parasol 10 to 1 apt Dokeut York's
16 So I Bpi Brother N. Blocher colt.
Andrew

OAKS.
7 to 1 ■pt 1111 Lily 110 to 1 apt Bram.

k I DM. SWORTH.
7 to 2 •pt Srliata.

TIIR ARMY.

Last week the Sth Royal Veteran aittalion, quartered in
the Citadrl at Plyinooth, and commanded by Liesitmsant.
Colonel Coghlan„ was in.pectril by Major General Set Demo
Pack, K.O B. cosninaudisig the Western District. who was
pleased to express hi. high •pprobation of the soldier-like
appearance of the battalion, and of is. steadiness in per.
forming the different maniravree. The Majur.Geeeral was
ala much picoseti with the ulterior economy of the corps,
which is upwards of 1,000 strung.

FROM SA FURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE.

PETITION• of INSOLVENT DEBTORS, to he heard
at No. 12, Cot tee Rowe., House of COM.
moos, nit Tuesday, the 13th December, 1820, at
time o'cloc k itt the lore-won :
Mayor, Charles, heretofore of Weymainth-street, in abs
punish of St. Mary-le-tune, since of Sloane-street, Chebea,
since of PortIlIIII•place, Edgeware-road, Mary le-bone shire.
slid, since of Flask-walk, Henspstrad,nod lastly of Win-
chester-row, Mary-le-bone aforesaid, in the county of Mid-
dlesex, oar error sod agent.
Prior, Thomas. formes ly of Constitntion-row, Gray's Inn-
lane road, and late of Dutton street, Brunswick square, both
in Middlesex, Clesk in the Legacy Offiev,Somerset-place.
White, James, late of Cireocester-place, 31ary-le-boae,and
•Iso of Leh ham, both in Middlesex, gemlensan.
Beadle, Richard, foe merly of John-street, Kent-ruad, Sur-
rey, since of Camden Street, Wal wort h, since of Crosmstreet,
tvalworth, since of New-street, Walwortb, aims of Wal-
worth-common, since of Fore-street, tombeth, and late of
No. 10, Coll ougoood.,freet, C,amberwell, Surrey, labourer.
Ltigar, John Foy, formerly of Miirtimer-sireet, Cavendists.
square, Middlesex, afterwards of Whitehall, St. George's,
sear Bristol, and late of the city of Bristol, gentleman.
Griffitha, George, formerly of Ratlibeme-place, afterwards
of Mot timer-atreet, Oxford-street, and late of Grove-street,
Middlesex, ready-made linemwarehowse.
Hughes, Julia, late of No. 32, Wardour-street, Soho, Mid-
.% sex, tantrum).
Rudeltniso, Walter, late of No. 12, Duke ..marl, St. Mar-
the'a-lane, Middlesex, Lieutenant pa half-pay of the late
llet regiment.
Perrott, Sir Edward Bloodless, lane of Upper Dorset-street,
Manchester Niter', Middlesex, Bitfollei.
Cole, jeweller, formerly of Perceval-street, after.
wards of Fiesbiary.market, ate, wiarde of Skinner-street,
Bishopegate-street, afierwareis of Burleiglestreet,
afterwards of St. James's-walk, Clakensell, afterwards of
i stet s t reel, Ckr kenwell, and late of No. 17, Noraosab.
building% St !dike's. all in Middlesex.
Fitchitt, Samuel, late of Carey.street, Lincoln's Nu-fields,
M iddlesex, tailor.
LL ',onshore, John, Isle of Charles-street, Hatton-garden,
Middlesex, seatengraver.
Wallis, James, formerly of Nevegate.street, is the city of
Loudon, then of Turk-place, Lambeth, Surrey, theta of Bar-
ton-street, Westminster, then of Oxfued-streel, and late of
Stafford-street, Paddington, Middlesex, bookseller.
Bennett, William, formerly of High-street, Whitechapel,
of Leman-street, Guitodmase•fields, and late of Seething-
lane, Tower-sorrel, Looduo, shoe- nomiu facturer.
Westwood, William, late of No. 19, Brown street, Edge-
ware-road, Middlesex, cheesenionger.
Doland, Thomas, formerly of l.amheth.road, Surrey,
beastoinantofaci erre, and of Lancaster-street, Burton-
crescent, Brunswick square, Middlesex, oil and culournma.
111111i1Ct, JOIN formerly of Parailive-street, Botherkithe,
the° of JUilll'ii•place, Spa.road, Bermoudsey, both in Surrey,
corn-chandler.
Esgin, :oho, formerly of No. 19, Lower-street, lelingtoa,
and late of No. 14, St. Janies'axiarket, both in Middlesex,
painter and glazier.
Scott, John, formerly of John-street, Tottenham-coon-
road, winc-cooper, and late of the Red Lion and Punch-
bowl, Drurviano, Middlesex, victualler.
Gilbert, Henrietta, formerly of Winchester-row, late of
Stafford street, both it. Paddington, Middlesex, spioster.
Carter John, forme) ly of Back-lane, Deptford, Kent, sad
late of New Belton-street, Lung.acre, Middlesex, nomorr
and chawdler shopkeeper.
I'ETtTION of INSOLVENT DEBTOMA, to he heard
at the Guddliall. Haverfordwe.t, in the comity
of Pembroke, on the 9th day of December, 1820,
at twelve o'Ci..tk ut noon :
John Thomas, late of ringraig, is the parish of Langol-
- ui the comely of Pembroke, labourer
James Griffiths (sued with David Griffiths), late of Cr..,.
dall Mountain, Itudbosion, Pembrokshire, labourer.
David Griffiths (sued with James Griffiths), late of Goo-
dall Mountain, Itudbuictoo, Pembroke-akin:, tailor.
At IVarait k, its the county of Warwick, on the
9th day of December, 1820, at ten o'clock in
the (turnout' :
Nathan'. I Dring, late of Cherriagtoti, is the county of
Warwick, farrier and shopkeeper.
John Green, late of Birmingham, in the county of War.
wick, shopkeeper.
Jo,. Rubinson, late of Birmingham, is the county of War-
wick, liverridable-keeper.
Thomas Palmer, late of AVedsicsioney, but formerly of
Wolverhampton, is the county of Stafford, hay said coal-

dealer.
Samuel IVhitmore, form►rly of A 'Aleut. Cheshire, and late
of Birmingham, Warwickshire, grocer and shopkeeper.
Edward gimps's, late of Birmingham, Warwickshire,
baker and mealman.
At the Shire House, Che11110:ord, in the county of
Engrg, on the 14th tidy of I),cember, .1890, •t
eleven o'clock in the torevonn :
Jua. Salsify, late of %Vest Ham, in the county of Essex,
carpenter.
Henry Venn, late of Halsted, in the county of Essex, ca-
binet-maker (Nord as Thom•a Henry Vents).
Robert Dors-hot, late of Win, in the county of Essex,
Griner.
John Hills, late of Leigh, in the county of Essex, carpen-
ter and victualler.
Edward Lawrence, formerly of Basildon, and late of Wil-
lingale Doe, both in the evenly of Essex, farmer.
James !tenth', the elder, lake of Chopping Clow, in the
county of Essex, cooper
James Lawrence, late of Mahlon, is The county of Essex,

wattr.hailiff. 1
At the Castle of Norwich. in the Shire [inure
thew. in the county 01 Norfolk, atn the 13111
day of December. 1830, ut teat o'clock in tlt
Jnme. Spike, late of IVratarld, in the courty of Norfolk,
farmer.
Benjamin Gaston, late of l.itcbam, in the county of Nur.
folk, baker.
David Powell lllnot, late of Surtiertuu, iu the county of
Norfolk, farmer and mil lcr.
George Neve, late of Colton, in the county of Norfolk,
carpenter.
Jonathan Hunt, the elder, late of Broom, in the county of
Norfolk, cordwasecr.
Thomas Hump, the younger, late of Hempstead, is the
comity of Norfolk, farmer.
James Bronfhton, Tate of Stacttithant, in the county of
Norfolk, carpenter.
William Waiting, late of Rockland St. Andrew, in the
county of Norfolk, butcher.

Printed and PubNAM of Taollamas Pow mod Too
Gloss Odic', No. 127, *rood, by C. LOHN WELL,
of the &mud.