sjo Saturday week, R. Parsons, a confidential servant of Mr. Med tud, stocking-maker, of Glastonbury, Somerset, on his road to 'Weds, with a cart, was most savor sly murdered by a fello w w work- Titan, ho beat - out his brains with the hone of a horse's leg, and alto cut his throat. Ile soon after confessed the foul deed, and Itas been since committed to Ilehestcr gaol for trial. THE ORDER OF THE BATH. The Medals for the Companions of the Bath, have been delivered to the Membi.rs of the Order. Such officers as , were on the spot were directed to attend for them, and those in the country received them through the Post Office. The Badge is so constructed, that by . the application of a screw, the medal separates from the ribbon, which enables the Officer to wear the ribbon and buckle on the undress coat, and the ribbon and medal on the full uniform. The Badges were severally enclosed in elegant morocco cases, about nine inches long, by two wide, and contained the permission of the Prince Regent to wear the Order, signified in a lettcr of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, of which the following i; a COPY. _ _ " Hor,e.Ptlards,l9th September, 181 !O. " Sir,—l the Prince Regelit's commands to tran , rnit to von herewith, the Ribbon and Bad;te of a Companion of the Most Honourable Military Older of the Bath, with his Royal Hiebnci's gracious peimision, in the name and on the behalf of his Majt..L.!s that you shall As car the same. " I am, Sir, your's, (Signed) " FREDERICK. " To " Actin° . Grand Master." The Princess Charlotte of \Vales is expected from Wey mouth, at Cranbourne in a few dan It is expected that the Princess will spend her Christmas with die Queen and Princesses. The beloved Ferdinand the Filth, we are told, is about to be united to the Archduchess Leopoldina, a Princess of the I - louse of Austria. . The French Funds continue rising—they are at 611, a rise -Which private letters account for differently —some, that it has been produced by the unanimity with which the Chamber con sented to the inscription of millions (divot io the Great Book in order to fulfil the stipulations of the Peace. Others impute it to the amnesty now proposed by thcGo% eminent. Great complaints are made among the mail coach con. tractors, of the falling-off of their business, owing to the number of opposition-coaches set up since provender has become cheap. The earnings of the mail from London to Cambridge are said not to have been sufficient to defray half the provender consumed by the horses that take it along. Letters have been received in New York from Commodores Decatur and Bainbridge. stating their proceedings against the Barbary States ; and their having obliged the Bcvs of Timis and Tripoli, to make restitution for some American vessels -which they had suffered to be cut out of their ports by cruisers. The Bey of Timis had refunded, though teluctantly, 46,000 dollars; and the Bev of Tripoli, 27,009 ; and had libera ted ten Christian slaves, Danes and Neapolitans. At the Old Bailey Sessions,, on the rah, El. Beadle was found guiltyof robbing his own sisterMarvlleadle. Theevidence against bim was that of the unfortu ni:te woman and his vounAer brother, a boy of ten vearg old Perrin and Thomas Turner, two pickpockets, were con% icted of stealing from Mr. Jones a pocket handkerchief.—The Com:noti Seijeant said, faint that the Court knew of the prkoners. they might alculatc on being scut out of the country as soon as po•sible for life; and all these who prowle.l about e ickin g pockets might calculate on a similar sentence, whenever justice overtook them.--"Plie prisonci s pi ay ed for mercy—that they might he scut into the army or Lavy.— The Common Sc. • 'vont replied, " W hat ! to disgrace his ... Majesty's rtrvire ? - No, sm . li Dien as v0 , .1 are iwt fit to be set louti; 11011,J:11.4We DEC. 24 TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZE TE PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. Field and W. Downs, Blackman-street, Southwark, nue *ioneers.—E. Hudson and J. E. Baker, Leeds, corn-faetors.—W. Prideattx, J. Square, J. Hiugston, and W. Pridcaux, jun. Kings bridge, Devonshire, bankers.—G. Bridges, P. Godfrey, and A . . Cox, •Manningtree, Essex, hankers,—S. Pierce and W. Prater, Exeter, attornies•at-law.—J. Medley and D. Metcalf, Sculeoates, Yorkshire, ship-builders.—F, White and H. Langley, Wallington, Somersetshire, bankers.--T, Bares, L. Lord, and r . Turner, Roch dale, Lancashire, woollen-mannfacturers.—W. Deighton and C. Truman, Berwick•street, tailors.—B. and W. Dickens and L. Roughton, Coventry, ,chemists.— W. and E. Ellis, Hatton-gartleu, solicitors. BANKRUPTS. LOrme, Chester, draper, Jan. 4,5, 50, at the White Lion, Ches ter. Attornies, Philpot and Stone, Hare-court, Temple. J. Rose, North Basham, Norfolk, farmer, Jan. 4,5, 30, at the Black Lion, Little Walsingham. Attornies, Austice and IVright, King's Bench-walk, Temple. J. Davidson, Beer-lane, Tower-street, merchant, Jan. 2,6, 30, at Guildhall. Attor. Mr. Martin, Vintner's-hall, Upper Thames-st. J. M. Stephens, St. Michael, Gloucestershire, banker, Jan. 3,4, SO, at the Bell Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Bridges, and Quil ter, Red Lion-square. J. V. Caldas, Great Winchester-street, merchant, Jan. 2, 6,-30, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. %%rune, 'Change-alley. J. Mac Gongan, Pall Mall-court, army-agent, Dec. 23, Jan. 2, 30, at Guildhall. Attornies, Palmer and France, Bedt4d-row, J. H. Proctor, Liverpool, l inen-draper, Jan. 10, 11, 30, at the Bull Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Blackstoc and Bunce, King's Bench walk, Temple. W. L. Hotelikin, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, grocer, Jan. 1,2, 30, at the Craven Arms, Coventry. Attorney , Mr. Hall, Great James-street, Bedford-row. W. Readhead, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, Dec. 28, Jan. 9, 30, at the George, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Meggisons and Fairhank, Hatton-garden. J. H. Allen, Oxford, druggist, Dec. '23, 30, Jan. 30, at the Mitre, Oxford. A ttornicp, Ballachey and Bridges, Angel-court, Throg morton-Ateet. A. Grubb, High-street, Southwark, oilman ) Dee. 23, 30, Jan. 30, at Guildhall. Attornies, Rogers and Son, Manchester-buildings, Westminster. W. Oswald, N ewcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, Dec. 27, Jan. 13, 30, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Car rick, Fenchurch-street. W. M. Norris, East Stonehouse, Devonshire, rope maizer, Dee. 29, 30, Jan. 30, at the Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Attornie*, Mire and Mason, Hatton-garden. 11. Buleock, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, inn-keeper, Jan. 2,3, 30, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop. Attornies, Ross, Hall, Ross, and Brownley, New Boswell-court. W. Ball, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, inn-keeper, Dec. 19, Jan. 6, 30, at the George Tavern, Newca.stle-upou-Tyne, Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Gray's-inn-square , DIVIDENDS. Jan. W. W. Eagle and W. Barnard, Gloucester-terrace, New road, Whitechapel, soap-manufacturers,—Jau. 11. S. Leonard and W. Spiring, Bristol, common-brewers.—Dec. 2S, A. Young, St. Swithilfs-lane, merchant.—Jan. 9. J. Barker, Baldock, Hertford shire, ion-keeper.:—Jan. 16. T. Scott, Ware-Park-m4l, Hertford shire, miller.—Jan. 9. B. Bowen, High-street, Mary-le-bone, up holstercrs.—Jan. 9. J. Fathers, West Drayton, Middlesex, grocer. —Jan. 9. D. Jackson, Hottnisditelt, chemist.—Feb. 10. W. A: Evans, Birmingham, coal-deater.—Dee. 23. N. Brooke, Little Russell-street, Drnry-lane, shoe-maker.—Jan. 20. S. Hemming, Birmingham, dealer in Hour.--Jan. It. W. Bell, Horncastle, Lin colnshire, grocer.—Jan. 16. J. and B. Carlill, Kingston-upon-Hwil, inereitiW.—Jan. 20. R. Allen, Stourport, Worcestershire, iron monger.—Jan. 0. G. Burr, Maidstone, money-scrivener. CERTIFICA'rES—Jan. 9. J. Strutt, ltickmersworth, Hertfordshire, mealman.—J. Godfrey, Colchester, innkeeper.—P. 'cliontson, Abehurch-lane, merchant. -- R. and J. 'Adams, Oxford-street, upholsterers.--J. Layer, Wal thamstow, Essex, eat penter.—lL Prince, Luggbridge-Mills, Here fordshire, miller.—S. Dalton, Coventiy, grocer.—P. Le Suuct, (ireat NV i ne hesi er-street, merehant.—.E. M. Swining, Pinner's-hall, merchant.•-.J. Colliton, Morchard Bishop, dealer. TIM NATIONAL REGISTER.