From the LONDON GAZETTE, ...
The Times, 1824-04-14T00:00:00

The Right Iloniourable George Crnning, his Majestys Principal Se. cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has received his Majesty's com- niaids to signify to the hlinisters of friendly and neutral Powers re- 3iding at thib Court, that the necessary measures have been taken, by connma-d of his .lajesty, for the blockade of the port of Algiers; and that from this time all the measures authorized by the law of nations will beadopted and execated, vith respect to all vessels which nmay attempt to violate the said blockade. WHITEHALL, April 10. The King has bcen pleased to direct letters patent to be passed unider the Great Seal of the uinited kingdom of Great Britain and Ire. land appointing the Earl of Eldon, (Chalncellor of Great Britain, and the Chanicellor Lord Keeper and Commissioners of the Great Seal of Great Britaini for the time being; Lord Redesdale; Lord Glifbrd, Ma.ster of the Rolls, and theNlaster ofthe Rolslsf'or the tirrebelug; the flight Hinnourable Sir John L.iealm,Knight,Vice.Channcellorof England, and the Vice.Ch.acellor of England for the tinie being; Sir Charles Wetherell. Knight, hi, Majesty's SolIcitor-Gellerat; Sarnuel Cox, Esq., onie Qd' the Masters of the Court of Chancery; Anthony Hart, Esq., one sif his Majesty's Counsel learned In the Law; Stepheni Lushilgton, Doctor of: Civil Lssz- ; Wnm. C,,urtenay, Esq., one other of the Masters o,f the Court of C4an5cecry; Robert Percy -smnith, Josephl Littledale, Johin Hernian Mjerivale, Nicholas Coniyngba;n Tindal, and John Beaies, Esquires, Barristers at Lav, his Majesty's Commilssiolners for inlquiring inlto the practice establisiredin the Court of Chancery. The KIng has been pleased to collstiute arid appoint the Right Hon. the Earl of Morton. K. T., to he his Majesty's High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. CROWN-OFFICE, April 3. MEMIRERS returned to serve i;s this presenit PARLIAMENT. Borough of King's Lvyn-Tme Most Hou. Wm. John Bentinek, lately called Lord John sselntinck, nlowv cnaed Mlarquis of Titchfield, in the r,em of the NMost lion. Win. Henry Cavenaish Bentinek, comnmonly called Mlarquis of 'I'itchfield deceased. ~5Mire of Perth-Majotr-Ge;mCral Sir George 'Murray, of Drumianrig and Bleato;, G.C.H.. Lieutenant-General of the ordnance, and Colonel of his Majesty's 42d Reginient of Foot, in the room of James Drum- inoimd, Egq. wvho has accepted the office of Steward of the manor of East liendred. Cou;mty ol Leitrim--Sanluel WNhite, of Killikee, in the counity of Dublin, Esq., in the rooin of Luke White, Esq. deceased. BIANKRUPTS. Johni Brunyee. jun., West Butterwick, Lincolnshile, miller, tosur- rendel April 27 2S. May 25, at the Court-house, Epsworth, Llincoln- shire. slicttors, Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, New Boswell-court. Thomnas Bowdezi * tockport, Cheslilre, shopkeeper,Aprll 23, 24, May 25. at the lled Lion Inn, Heaton-Norris, Lanicashire: solicitor, Mr. Tyles, Punip-co:rt, Temple. Roberc Hatton and Jonathan Jackson, sen., Poulton-with-Fearn- head, Lancashile, soap-boilers, AprIl, 26, 27, May 25, at the Nag's Head Inn. Warrington: solicitors, ?Messrs. Taylor and Roecoe, King's Beach-walk, Temple. Jobeph Hlagger, Allsop-mews, Nlarylebone, carpenter, April 24, 27, May 25, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinglhall-street: solicitor, Mr. Carlon, hligh-street, larylebone. DIVIDENDS. May 8, R. Baxter, Talbot Inn-yard, Southwark, ironmonger.-May ?25, J. Milburn, Neveastle-upol-Tyrie, woollen-draper.-May 7, W. Gibson, Liverpool, merchant.-May 5, R. Isbell, C. Chapple, and R. D. libeli, Millbay, Devonshire, huilders.-May 22, E. Lucas, Shepherd's- nmarket. lanover-square, nilkuian.-Mla; S, r. Richards, sen., Bridge- wvater-square, dealer in watches.-May 8, T.Byrne, King-street, Bryan- stone-square. tailor.-May 8. R. Dods, High-street, Southrwark, linen- draper.-May I, J. Farrell, Tomibridge-plaec, New-road, merchaLt.- May I, SR. iViison, Friday-street. nerchant.-May 7, S. J. Clegg and J. Whiby, Liverpool,rnerchunts.-May 8, G. Rainiy, hMarshall-street. Carnlaby-market, Ironnmolger.-May 7, J. hl. Sanders, Ipswich, iron- CEnRlFrC.TES to be granited, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Mhay 4. N. Kutcher, Bradwyell-near-the-Sea. Essex, shopkeeper.-J. Smith. Wasgl'ord, Suffolk, warrener.-G. Mercer, Basinghall-street, soollen- draper.-T. Peterken, Gill-street. Limehouse, basker.-W. Honeysett, Dalston, dealer.-J. Roper, Norwich, wooUend raper. Pr. 'm the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, April 13. FOREIGN-OFFICE, April 13.