... Eig, pnt5 of AYlonbap to mcItmesbap. 'IJ;ESDAY's L.ONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. IForcter. Nncr ~ c Tne, gnrcer. Solicitors, Mr. ! iitli>- New Brid and Mir. Forster, Newcastle- 1 !l'aov iek, XV~oreeatershife4 planer. 'so~licitors, Messrs. 7 r .i ?? oicester; and Cardiale & Co. tirav's Inn. Iid Necvvastle-pon-T' ie, mexchant. Solicitors, Messrs. &1 ( (o stow ( iirib-ysad; and M'.-C('hater, ...

... The bodily indisposition with which the King was afflicted, 'about two months since, arose from a violent cold which his Majesty then caught, supposed to be occasioned by-the severe north and north-east winds, which then blew remarkably strong. The indisposi- tion of the King in his stomach was so severe for two days, that frequent expresses were sent to London upon the occasion. On one day ...

... LOND3ON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1820. TIThe Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday arrived this morning. 'There was, on the preceding day, in the Chamber of Deputies, a very animated debate on the lteport of the Committee to whom the petitions against altering tbe Charter and the Law of Elections had been ?? discussiotl was adjourned to tlie next day. There was a report at Vienna on the 1st inst. ...

... LONjvDO ,f, saturday, Jiam. 15. E'IrtERS from Cadiz) dated Dedember' 24, L were received yesterday. They once more re- vive sqeculation, when every hope appeared to be 'extinguished, on the subject of the expedition to $aouth America. Tlhe earliest period now named 1'-o the dep)artuire of the first division, whichj on ?? of the disasters Morillo has lately expe- iienced, is fully understood to ...

... PoS§y 9CRf 7Pr. T IUiJRS-D) Ys PoSjT. Prom tnie LOAkAU,0O1V GA.ZTETTE, Jan. 18. Wi' VIVAmAi£, Junmiary 17. 1820. t F IS y H the Prince Regent has been pleased. ilu tle uarne cand on bebadf of his Mla- jesty 'o aoppoint the Rig-ht Honourable George Earl of Gi eov; to be Lieulenant aid Sherif Principal of k i~re of Ayr. 1. ER UP)T ?? Christonher Ridont Reed. of i3rabat- ipu 1, London, ?? ilarrop ...

... *:PIGUILISbljJ BEtWEEN. OLIVER AND SMELTON. - :';FOR 100 GUINEAS ASIDE, At Satbridgvorf, HferIfohrdisire, 27 unles 'iom London. ,Thu lrsday, oui and outer, started.before~aay ligbt; in fact, bvue but out and outer-s vould aftempt to brave the severity of suow. and the. d' gerofbcing' overturned at eveiy step; but thb old fancie a felt wome sort of attradtiou in Wit eex iier once more try to ...

... REILWF OF THEBPOAR!. Wednesday :sote . gentlemini W f. the CiO, *a ied tpon the Lord Mayor at the Ma oston-ho u se, fo r the purposp of receiving his L ordbhi i)s taritio n to a plan for the. tem porary relief of t p0arattavinholiseliss pop liation. 'Amongst those who attidqdd Were M re H idE, of C heapside, atid .1r. Bodkin, sedrtary to several societies for tbe beedt of the ifidigint. It was ...

... SAVING-BANKS. No. VII. To the Editors of The Bristol .Mercury. Srns,-l apprehend it will have been nmadesufficientlyappa- rent from what has been said in my formerletters, that whether the deposits of Saving-Banks arepaid to the Commissioners for the reduction of the Public Debt, or are invested at once in the Stocks, the security is the same. On the subject of the origin of the Funds or ...

... M1EtT1NG OF PITE LOYAT SXTTERLjqn - , GIIlLANDERS. By letters wlbich Itave b1eo reoivetI ?? the N appelrs thi~t e Meeting of the Satithenlurtin and Tran Asso;ci tion (itt Otherwords the reintoied artI alnts 1 f'lti land'Jistrrte) 5,hiit, by the Requi itirts ai t three ntortht appoarerl ~to th I le l.lo In journals, was to be held rt Suthrhilendshire, on Tuesdayt the 4th inst. for t mt e of ...

... INCREASING DISTRESS OF THE AGRICUL- TURAL INTEREST. We are concerned to find, by the most recent accounts i from various parts of the kingdom, that the Farming- Interest is fast relapsing into a state of distress equal, if snot exceeding, that of the year i8s I. In the county of 2Kent, situate in the immediate neighbourhood, and a great Ipart of it within reach of the markets, of the ...

... Ori po0t of Aloubap to tFblwap. TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BJANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. ,platinr; of Clharlotte-street, St. Pancras, cabinet-maker. BANKRUPTS. { 1 cail, ~Bradburnt-court, London, merchant. Solicitors, ,1isr.Sweet & Co. BasinghaII-street. IIrn-p, (jshte.hcasl, Durhamgrocer. Solicitors, Mr. Hart- Iev, 'New Bridge-street, London; and Mr. iFurser, Nlwcastle-i jvatters, East-lane, ...

... ?? ?? -lo',SetteOt Ct~s~ f llb TrJtio. Lt\1TNTh-,, FRIDAY, jimmiary I.. TNliorlfln ilre Apil! ' 'I h ?? lcrlsi.oil toil tile ip-iittiflls ?? (i II~ i lv ?? ort tile I~qullrter's -N I(w!hic is the p r opb itito th eooailet rid (of ~ i ti 11 1 i oii ,~ i y Yls'anitili e ore eqmitlv lic i'in Ient i`6r IcF rr it thle putitiolis to thre, officiV ?? c n roise bl tiu- f to a CI 'ilmit ra fll' 1 ?? ...