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London, England, 1815-12-25 00:00:00

FRAM S.ITURDAI NIGIfPS GdZAT7E.

FOREIGN-OF ICE, DJ:CLIMBER 20, IIIAS.
ilea Royal ifighne.s the Prince Regent has bee"pleased. In
die name and on the Walt of ins Majesty, to appeint Cohn A.
Mackenzie, Eq. and George Lewis Newnham, Esq. to be his'
Majesty's Commissioners of Liquidation ; George Hammond,
Xi. and David R. Morier, Esq. his Majesty's Consul-General
in Prince, to be his 1%,1,.j,ty's Commissioners of Arbitration;
and the raid David Mwter, Esq. and James Drummond, Est
Commissary-General of his Majesty's Forces, to !A his Majesty s
Comr.nssioners of Deposit; under the several Articles of the
Convention, concluded at Paris on tbe•2otb November, 1815,
bstiveeti hits Majesty and his Must Christian Majesty,.tor the
Examination and Liquidation of the Claims of Isis Majesty's
bubjects against the Government of France.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Tbotna4 Part :be younger, of Lindiani, Kent.
ll•aut Run lic,ou, of liardshaw within WineUe, Lancashire,
grow and draper.

BANKRUPTS.
John Henry Prior, now or late of the London Road, Southwark,
corn-dealer, dealer and chairman, to surrender Dec. r.O, Jan 2,
and Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorkies, Messrs. Chapman,
Stevens, and W..ud, 16, Little St. 'llwinas Apostle, Queen-
street, Citeapside.

jitMeb !:rarkes and Aaron Coles, of Portland-street, St. Mary-la-
Bonny, coach-makers and late partners in trade, Dec. 30, at 12,
January 9, at tine, and Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
'l'ahourdin and Buchanan, Argyle-street.
Thomas Merrick, late of Frith-street, Soho, merchant, Dec. 30,
J nal, 1, and February 3, at ten, at GuddhalL Attorney, Mr.
Hopkinson, Gray's Inn.
William Nettlefold,of Dartford, Kent, butcher, dealer and chap-
man, Dee 30, Jan. 9, and Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
A7r. Sutter, Chancery-lane.
Jol•ii I lolmes, late of %Feeley, Essex, (but now a prisoner in the
Poultry Compter), merchant, baker, dealer and Chapman, Jan.
ts, and Feb. 3, at ten, at the Red Lion, Colchester. Atter-
tii• s, Bears. Spading jun. and Wittey, Head-street, Colches-
ter ; ur Messrs. Chapman, Stevens and Wood, Little St. The-
,%postte, London.
Cliike, of Birmingham, perfumer, dealer and chapwoman,
January 3,4, and Feb. 3, at twekte, at the Royal Hotel, ifir
gliam. Attornies, Messr&Egerton and Witham, Gray's Inn-
square, -London ; or Messrs. Stnbbs and Co. Birmingham.
John Kemp, late of Cowlinge, Suffolk, maltster, dealer and cbap-
man, December 29, at five, Dec. 30, and Feb. 3, at ten, at the
Rose and Crown, Sudbury. Attornies, Mr. Ayrtoni Gray's-
itare, London; or Messrs. William and Wottan lsaacseu,
Newmarket and Mildenhall, Suffolk.
William Biggs, of A rmley, Yorkshire, clothier. January 1, atone,
Jau...ii y ti, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the White Horse, Leeds.
Attortiges, Mr. Charles Wilson, of Greville-street, Hatton-

garden ; or Mr. Edwin Smith, Leeds.
Robert Hall, Joseph Clay, and Francis Atkinson, of Sutton in
Ashfi.ld, Notzingbantshire, starch-makers, tallow• chandlers,
dt!ale rs and ehapmen, January 3,4, and Feb. 3, at ten, it the
George Inn, Worksop. Anomie., Mr. Btardshaw, Worksop,
or Emanuel Allen, Esq. 17, Carlisle-strut, Soho-square.
George Smith, late of Puttenkam, Surrey, shopkeeper, January
5, at two, January 6, at tt n, and Feb. 3, at two, at the Bush
Inn, Farnham. Attornies, Mr. Charles Nihlrtt, Guildford ; or
Messrs. Dy no and Son, 59, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London.
William Vincent, Joseph Tanner, John Barnei, and Samuel Han-
• cod; ,of Newbury, Balks, bankers and copArtners, January 10,
.1 I, and Feb. 3, at ten, at the Town Hall Newbury. Attornies,
Mr Hedger, Newbury; or Mr. Nehon, Essex-street, Strand.
Clarks Cross, of Cambridge, farmer, dealer and chapman, Dee.
C 9, at twelve. January 5, and Feh..^., rt eleven, at t 1:.• Black
Ba'i lau, Cambridge. Attornie•, Mr. Caesar, Cambridge; or
Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's Inn
Geprge Edwards, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, dealer and
clarpinan, Dec. 30, Jaouary 1, and Feb. 3, at twelve at the'l'un-
tine inn, Sheffield. Attnrnies, Mr. Bernard John Wake, Shel-
fld ; or Mr. Henry Blalelock, Serjant's bur, Fleet-street.
Wilifam Walond, of Chichester, Sussex, musie-selltr,
instrument-seller, dealer and chap:ran, January 4, s,.and Fe b.
3, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Chichester. Attorneri, Mr.
lames Sowton, No. 49, Hatton-Garden, London; or Me ssrs.

:ma ton ;end Fuller, Chichester.
Nsddon ktudkiii and and Thomas Johnson, of Great Cne.,e-hall,
FabtX, worsted and silk-manufacturers, and copartner', Jan.
3, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Red Lion, C.Achester.
n•es, Mr. Andrew, Great Coggeshall, or Samuel Wilson, Esq.
King's Bench Walk, Temple, London.
WI4i14:11 Putter, of Walsingham, Norfolk, currier and leather-
cutter, January 11, I and Feb. 9, at four, at the White Sw ;in
Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Sauer', Croatiy-square, Lon-
own; or Messrs. Marsh and illarnard, Norwich.
David Mitchel, of the Grange Road, Bermondsey, Surrey, tan-
dea!er, and charman December 30, January 2, and Feb.
s, at eleven,. at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Pownall, Stagies-
t:in, London.
James Fletcher; of Trafalgar-street, City Road, Middlesex, mer-
chant, Dec. 3u. January 6, and Feb. 3, at ten, at GuildhalL..-
Attornies, Messrs. ottie, Richardson, and Catguts, Poultry,
'simian, and I.ceds, Yorkshire.
Sc. i. lat.. of Kiiburn,Middlesez, cattle-jobber, (but now
a prisoner in the Kitt's Bench,) Dee. 30, Jan. 6, and Feb. 3,
at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pollan, No- 3,4, Fore-
r.reet, Cs ipplegate.
jid.win Wagstalfc, late of Bridport, Dorset, linen-draper, dealer
cliaprnan, January 9, lti, and Feb. 3, at eleven at the Grey.
tuid Inn, Bridport. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander
..14t1 Holmes, ,New Inn, London; or Mr. Charles. Murky,
Bri.lport.
Jan klby, of Blackfriara-road, Surrey, brewer, January 6, 18,
and Feb. .3, at twelve, at GisikihalL Actor:lies, Meal's. Fisher
and Sudlow, Gough-scare, Fleet-street.
Cl.atlrs Child, of Elisio!, carpenter, dealer and eltapman, Jan. 4,
3, and Feb. 9, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol-
Atomics, Messrs. Dai and Son, Doughty-street, London.
• t.loodchild the elder, of Low Paliion, Durham' John Jack-
' midi, and William Jackson, both of Dowgate Wharf, London,
J Jim Guist!cli:d the younger, of High Pallion,l,Durham. James
. Jackson, no* or late of Eppleton, Durham, and Thomas Jones
az eider, now or late of Greencross, Durkam,bankers, dealers
and cLapmen, January IS, 16, nod Feb. 3, at eleven, at the
Itr,dge Inn. Bishop Wearinouth.. Attornies, Mr. F.. Plumptre,l
Temple, Logdon ; or Mr. Gregson, Monkwearmouth-shore.
)olio Amiens, of Salisbury, linen-draper, Dec. 30, at twelve
January ti' and Feb. 3, at one. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs,
Jones andßey nal, Lord Mayor's Court-OAce, London.
John Reynold>, of Bishopegate-street Without Russia mat-mer►
chant. dealer and chapman Jan. 2, 16, and Feb. 3, at eleven,
.at csiiildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Loxley and Soo, Cheapside.
3 litmus Julio Golding, and Rickard Francis King, of Great Sr.
. eieleus, ship-brokers, Dec. 3(1, Jan. G, and Feb. 3, at twelve,
'at t;uilalsAll. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Thread.
r.cedlewreet.
John HOddinutt, of King street, Goswell- street, toOl-manufac-
urer, dealer and ebapown, Dec. 26, Jan. 6, and Feb. 3, at
eleven; at GOildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harding, l'Untiose-
att. e:, iliorgatr.
Jo,. ph Damao, late of Biddeford. Devoe, innkeeper, dealer andchaptnan,
chapinan Dec. :A), Jot,. 6, at ten, and Feb. 3, at twelve, at
iddhall Attorney, Mr. Hague, Westminster Bri4e•foot.
John Lacy, and Letitia Lacy, of Sou.h-street,
ivare, merchants, dealer's and chapmen, Dec. SO,
Veb. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoruka, Messrs.
leen, I hreadneeille•street.
of k.asivroo'dliay, Southampton, minter, Jan.lo,
t., at tiii!e, at the White Hart Inn, Newbury,
rturnies Mr. Barfield. Thatch:int, Berks ; and Mr.
liple Chambers, London.
Irt ncr, late of i AO Timber-street, Upper Thames-
Iran, dealer and chaptiian, Dee. 30, Jan. 6, and
one, at Guildhall. Atturoty, Mr. Sated, Surrey-
.
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DIVIDENDS.
.1. G. Short, Tottenham court-toad, groeir. Jan. 19,
Bickshell, and A. W. Batt, Whitney, Oxt.rdshire
19, tCI use, Nerwieh, liquor merchant. Dec:
• Dosstgate•bill, tartish maker Jan. iS, if, 1, H.
. lifookcand J. H. Billing. jun. Paddington; corn
15, S. Urea:, Yeovil, S:inierseishire, baker. Jan.
Fertsea, merger. Jau. 20,T. P.iliner, Wood-street,
k manufacturer Jan. to, T. Taylor and W Hop.
ironmonger, Jan. 23, I'. Shepherd, Kingston-upon-
)6ll. 15, .1. tfateesclls qae. 441.1. Bskewell, jun.'

Weston-up on-Trent, Stafford.hire, soap boilers. Jan. 20, E. r
Suitt. y, Cooper's-row, Crutcliail- friars, beer merchant. Jan. 13,
A. Liddle, Castle-street, Falcon-square, baker. lan.l 3, 9. Jame.
' Cross-srreet.. Holborn, bardwareman. Feb. 3, G. Dover,. sr.:
tlaolonsew-close, taylor: Jan. 1-3, T. Williams, Back4ane. Beth-
nal-green, insurance broker. Jan. 13, M. B. and H. Wellington;
Crown-street, optklana. Jan. 13. J. Drenchley,
fields, distiller. Jan. 15. W. and J. Cartledge littoxeter, Staf-
fordshire, hat manufacturers. J.u. 20, E. R. Ball, Southmoreton,
Berkshire, paper maker. Jan. 12, W. Coe, Cannon-street, cork
caner. an. YO, J. Mayhew, Keppel.street, Russel-aquaret un-
dertaker. Jan. in. M. Lyon, Boston, J.tncolnshire, sllverstnith.
Jan. so, F. Pagan, Tottenham-court-road, victualler. Jan. 20.
J. Gamson, Camden-town, victualler. • J.w. 17, S. Partridge,
Cardiff, Glarnorganshire, ironmonger. Jan. 16, N. Brooke,
Little Russell-street, Drury-lane, shoemaker. Jan 17. R. Sow-
don, Exeter, linen draper. Jan.ls,J. Morris, Marple, Cheshire,
boat builder. Jan. 15, J. Robson, jun. Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
merchant. Jan. i 6, W. Dunbar, Wormwood-street, merchant.
Jan. 13, S. Holland and T. S. Williams, Liverpool, merchant.
Jan. 13, A. Atkins, Finsbury-squareimerchant.
CERTI6CATES-•-TANUART 13.

4'. Ellis and E. Alder, Crooked•lane, merchants. J. Minton,
Mu~ories, woollen tlraper. S. reacock, Lincoln. watchmaker.
F. Knowlo, Sheffield, York.hire, merchant. S. Jackson' Bir-
mingh ini, gun-maker. K. Abbotts, Bradby, Derbyshire, shop-
keeper. J. Smith, Chelsea, surgeon. C. Hamerton.
Northamptonshire, paper-inanutacturer, A. Brooksbank and A.
MoolT, long-lane, Bermondsey, tanners. J. and J. I'. Taylor,
Upper Thanuo.street, iron-merchants.

SPANISH/ AMERICA.
!ROM A JAMAICA PAPLR.

KINGSTON, NOVILMBEK 2.

By a passenger arrived on Tuesday from Curagoa,
in the Fortunatus, we have received a circumstan-
tial detail of the actual situation of Venezuela, which
is certainly any thing than being (avowable to the
cause of the Man Milliner of the Virgia. Mary.
Maturin, Guyria, and all the Savannas of Cumana
and Barcelonia, are in the entire possession of the
Independents, and it is presumed, en good grounds,
that the island of Margaritta has likewise dissolved
the unnatural connection. In the west of Venezuela,
General Urdanita, at the head of an army from
New Grenada, has possessed himself of the provin-
ces of Merida, Truxillo,. and Barinas, after a most
brilliant career, terminating in a decisive action,
fought at Las Piedras, in which battle the Spanish
General Calgada was killed. A spirit of discontent
prevails in Cora, Maracaybo, and even Rio de la
Hache. Add to the above the news by the Diana,
from New Orleans : we know it certainly relates to
the expedition of the Patriot General Alvarez dr
Toledo, who was in the neighbourhood of Vera Cruz,
with 2,000 Americans, and 6,000 stand *of arms, and
munitions of war, estimated ar 200,000 dollars.
Welave at length intelligence direct from General
Anaya, at Mexico. This brave Mexican, whose sang
froid and courage were equally remarkable during
the invasion, after having experistnced some contra.
riety, landed at last on the Mexican soil, where he
was received with Vie acclamations of the people,
and his calumniators were attested by order of Go-
vernment. The Supieme Congress of the Republic
has entrusted him with an important mission, and he
will shortly repair to the North. The Spaniards
lately landed in bfexico. 2500 men of the famous ex-
pedition to she Spanish Main. The Government of
Fernando wished to employ this reinforcement to
free the communication between Tampico and other
points. The Insurgent General drew them into the
interior, and killed 600 in one action ; a column of
200 men, with their arms and baggage, joined the in-
dependent standard, the rest fell back on Xalapa,
where they arrived reduced almost to nothinip—
Gencral Anaya has sent us a copy of the Mexican
Constitution, of which we will give an analysis in a
future number. Dr. Robinson, who accompanied
General Anaya to Mexico, and was on his way with
him to attend the Mexican Congress, writes on the
10th of July, from Huatusco (five or six leafues
from the city of Mexico), ' We have just received
the agreeable news that the Patriots have completely
beaten a.division of the Royalists in the province of
Puebla.'
On the 28th October, the Governor of Jamaica
issued a proclamation, prohibiting the exportation oi
flour, corn, and bread, until the 31 st December.
Lieutenant Brown, of the 101st regiment, was tii3l
at Spanish Town on the 16th October, for the mut-
der of Lieutenant M,Glasham, of the same regiment,
in a duel en the 17th September. The two seconds,
Captain Robert Nolan, of the 101st regiment, and
W. J. Godfrey, of the sth West India regiment, and
Dr. F. Whitels, were also included in the indictment.
The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty with re.
spect to all the parties.

DUTCH MAIL.
BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 18.
The garrison of Cambray, where the head-quarters
of the Duke of Wellington will be fixed at the end of
this month, will consist of 8 or 10,000 men.

It we may credit the current reports, a change has
been made in the disposition of the Allied troops. so
that not the Prussians, but the Russians, will be next
the left wing of the English army, and occupy Char.
lemma, Rocroy, dtc. The chain of Allied troops,
from Alsace to Conde, will be formed in such,
manner, that at all times a very considerable Amp
may be collected at certain points within forty-eiglif
hours.

In the sitting of the second Chamber of the States-
General, a message from his Majesty was read,
stating that to the Convention concluded between the
Emperor of Austria and this kingdom, wick which
the States• General are already acquainted, a secret
article was added, which the ratifications being now
exchanged, it is proper now to publish.
This secret article stipulated that the debts of Aus-
tria secured upon Belgium to the amount of
31,466,679 florins, are to be to the charge of the
kinAdum of the Netherlands, the tiaterest to be paid
from the lit November this year by the last power.

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