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London, England, 1825-02-16 00:00:00

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PLemernt, Fee. 14.,e—NS'ind F.—Arrived the Rover, Colgli
Rio Janeiro, sailed the 9th December; Enchantress, Ku.s.oexrrl
.Antelope. Alum), front 11Iessina in 21 days; and the Lynx;
HUMAN) from the DOWNS for La duayra. Off the port, the Actsta;
WILSON from Rio Janeiro, in 71 days; and the Marshal, Westin,
from dsbon.
PORTSSIOUTN, Fee.3.E.—Saikd the whole of the
outward-botmd, excxpt the Coromandel, for India ; Fdizahetli, fon
St. 1)omingo; and the Alder, fat Perstantbuce. The Prince of
Orange transport has come into harbour.
Dear., FEN. 15.—Wind 8. by E. light arcane.—This afternoon
the Honourable Company's ship Inglis, Sent.e, turned away, with
several of the outward-bound, and are now (4 p.m.) round the
South Foreland. The Scaleby Castle. and Kent, with the Oilmoree
Columbine, Ocean, and two brigs, remain.

- FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.
MEMBER RRTIIINED TO SERVE 1$ TOTS PRLiT.NT PAPUA/41MT.
Borough of . Newton—Sir Robert Townsend Townsend Farquhar;
of Bruton-street, Berkeley-squate, Bart. in the room of Menus
Claughton, Ksq. who hal accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
BANKRUPTS.
John Crooke, Burnley, Lancashire, iron-founderf to surrender
February 0, 24, and March 29, at one, at the George Inn,
Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Co.
Bedford-row; or .Mr. Lacon, Water-street, Liverpool.
William Woodford Smith, Holborn-hill, silk-mercer, February 2.?,
March 1 and 29, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Batanghall-street. Attornies, blesses. Hodgson and or
den, St. blildrecEs.court, Poultry.
Stephen Butt, late of blotcombe, Dorset, cheese-dealer, February
21, at four, 22, and March 29, at eleven, at the Grosvenor
Arms Inn, Shaftesbury. Attorney, Mr. Lindst4l, Holborn-court,
Gray's Inn; or Messrs. Bowles and Co. Shaftesbury.
Thomas Osborne, Stroud, Gloucestershire, linen-draper' March
1,9, and-29, at twelve, -t the Star and Garter lintel, worms-.
ter. Attonties, Mr. Parker, Worcester; or Messrs. Swain
and Co. Frederick's-plate, Old Jewry.
John Cooper, Ashton-under-Lyne, shopkeeper, March 4,5, and
29, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Stockport. Attornies. Mr.
Marple, near Stockport; or Messrs. Milne and Parry.
Temple, London.
George Forsyth, Eden-court, Carlisle, draper, \larch 1,2, ind
99, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. Attarnies, Mr. Ad‘ii-
son, Verulambuildlngs, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Wannop,
Robert Turner. late of Chorkon:row, Manchester, builder, Fed
bruary 28, March I and 29, at two, at the Dug Tavern, Mans
Chester. Attendee, Mr. Booth, Manchester; or Messrs. Herd
and Johnson. Temple.
Francis Beesley, late of liedwardine, Worcestershire, g'ove-ma-
nufacturer, February 28, March 1 and U 9, at tmelve, at the:
Unicorn Inn,Worcester. Attornies,Messts. Car4ale and Co.
burn-court, Gray's Inn; or blessrs..Parker and mith, Worcester.
James Lock, Baker-street North, chemist, February 22, Match
1 and es, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Watson,Gerrard street, Sulu):
John Peter knight„ Fulham, hop-merchant, February 22, at one.
26, at two, and March 29,at one, at the Conrad Commissio ors'
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lindsay, St.
Southwark.

Thomas's-street, _
Henry Smyth, Piccadilly, hosier, February 19, 26, and March 29,
at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing-
hall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Osbaldeston aid Murray,' Lou-
don-street, Fenchurchstreet.
1)1V I OF.N DS to be made in nn SI NG II ALL-STIL F.F.T.
March 19, W. Bignell, Colchester-street, Savage-garder.s, wine.
merchant, at ten. April 12, 'l'. Mattis, Barton.upon-Ilumberi
Lincolnshire, banker, at twelve. 'March 15, J. A. lAvy. Buck-
lersbury, merchant, at ten. March SJ. !Roach/lase, Sloane-street,
wine-merchant, at eleven. March 8, H. Gethardi, Savage-gar-
dens, merchant,/ at ttu.
DI VI DEN OS. to he made in the COUNTRY.
March 9, J. Holmes, Carlisle, grocer, at eleven, at the Crowe.
and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. March 8, W. Clark, Hull, seedstnati',•
at eleven, at the Dog and Mick Tavern,
CF.RTIFICAII'F.S--MMiesi 8.
W. D. Hopkins, late of Dunster-court, Mincing-lane, ship.'
broker. G. Hilt, late of Pickett-street,-Strondmixer. W. Ville,
Newington Causeway, draper. J. Thomas, late of Liverpool,
merchant. 11. 'J. James. Cannon-street, stationer. G. Westin,
Muscovy court, Tower-hill, merchant. J. Brown, Muscovy-
court, Tower-hill, merchant.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNTUISIIIPS:.
T.W.Bassett and Smith, Bury, Lancashire, machine.mskers. W
and H. H. Stansfeld, King.street, Cheapside. Rawline and' Co.
Leeds, wood-turneri. Hill and Stevenson, Nottimtham, comb-
manufacturers. Henkel and Taylor, Southampton. slaters. Gregg"
and Wilson, Dudley, Worcestershire, linen-drapers. Dickinson
and Jourdain, Lad-lane. Mason and Evans, N'ark-lane, brewery.
agents. Alker and Martlew, Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-ni:nufae.:
hire's. Freeman and Spencely, Isle of Rly, plumbers. FalViardf
and Co. Liverpool. 11. and J. Guardner, Redditch, Worcester-
shire, fish-hook-manufacturers. kettle. and Timmins, Binning.
ham. gilt-button-manufactures s. Stephens and Jackson, Canomt.
street, Manchester, calico printers. Webster and !lir&
verpool, general-merchants. Unwin and Co. favistock-si
vent-garden, draper,. E. and R. Waller, Luton, Bedford.
Leghorn hat-merchants. Wells and Darkins, Nottingham,
Dickinson and Hodgkins, Burton-upon-Trent, dealers •

The doors of the Houses of Lords and Commons
crowded yesterday by two classes of persons, who take
peculiar interest in Parliamentary proceedings.
rested in the question relating to the Donlan Catholic
tion were in the lobbies of the House of Commons,
know who would re-commence the debate. • The
consisted of persons interested in Joint Stock concern&
Petted the L 0111) Cuancau.oa would introduce his Bill
sect, and the avenues of the Mouse of Lords displays.-
groupes from the City, conversing cn the expected measure.
Lordship did not, however, introduce the Bill.
Law.—ln the Court of King's Bench, yesterday,
Refs:otos recovered ati 50 damages of Mr. Watts, for bre
contract. Mr. Watts was desirous of publishing a portrait
Rem& the actor, and applied to Mr. ilsrootos to bring
interview, on the promise of receiving 500 guineas for
the picture. Mr. Waco having gained his object, employed
ther artist, though Mr. Rs/MOLDS had been at considerable
and trouble to obtain Mr. Reax's peensisaloo.;-In the G
chequer, a person named Week was fined in treble
quantity of spirits, which be concealed, to avoid payment t.
A dealer in dead bodies, named Fitzgerald,
undertaker, named Cottman, were yesterday committed fro
boogoglo_street, for illegally obtaining the body of a female
who died in St. Giles's Workhouse, on pretence that thr
Wits% and intended to bury it, but sold the corpse to
Semsamo.—Cannon, the greet gon of Windsor, took
at the Fives'-cOurt yesterday, and bad a complete bumper,
"bled his readiness is fight any- man in Englandon for
Several of the most respectable p
atrs .
weresnepresent, and the " sets-to," although not numerous.
Among the best, were those between Goodman and
Be!, Young Gas and Dooaboo, George Cooper and
sed Gyppey Cooper, Witeheaded Bob and
NAL admire, Josh Hudson and Cannon. Cannon
Jacky fellowood his benefit yesterday shewed the '
Corinthian patronage.
CORN EXCHANGE,. MARK-LANE, n
The demand for all descriptions of Grain was very
morning, although our supplies since Monday, except
small. The few sales that were effected of fine Wheat
taro last Mondays prices. Barley is dull sale, bat -
go oil freely, notwithstanding the large arrivals.
ate very little sought after.

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