FEBRUARY 10. From the. LONDON GAZETTE, Saturdv, Feb. 8. BANKRITPTSI. AsELDTW J. and T. STEM MIT, of London Wall. horse dealers. Feb. 11, 22, March 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Watson, Clifford's Cot.E.usw T. of Birmingham, carrier, Feb. 29, Nlarch 1,2?, at Birmingham. Atta. Baxter and Co. Fumivals-inn. MALY. J. of lanteglos, Cornwall, miller, Feb. 14, 15, March 22, at fladmin. Att. Mr. Fairb..nk, Staple-inn. K EAT ING A. of the Strand, silvers:n:oi, Feb. 11, 22, March 22, at Guildhall. Mr. Ayr on, GraY s s - hin -,4 13 1 . , re- Donn M. of Ch.ingezallry, ship.broker, Feb.ll, 22, March 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Farren, Threadneedle-street. WA L twoaTil T. of Stockport, manilla:curer, Feb. 24, 2fl, March , 2z, at Stockpo.t. Mts. Wriglit and Co. Temple. II A aV A R to J. or Blackolore-street, Dntry-lane, glass-dealer, Feb. 15, tt, March 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Povrnall, Doctor's. Commons. !Inv:or G. of Southampton -street, surgeon, Feb. 11, IR, March , 21. at (I•iildhall. Att. Mr. I.um , den, New Inn. Horns T. of Green Ilainraerton, Yorkshirc, leather-seller, Feb. 11, IR. March 22. at GuildhalL Atts. M.eyhew and Co. Synionirs I mi. 1.1. E it T. of Lancaster. mzrchant, March 6,7, if, at Laneirat..tr. Atta. Alzxanfler and Co. New Inn. lirrl.t:Y W. of Lancost .r. nierehmt. March 6, 7, 22, at Lancaster. Atts. Al under and Co. New Inn. 'lat.,. T. of Adi':orne, Herby, coach maker, F•..)5.27, 28, March 2 . 2, at Derby Ana. Alexander and Co. N-w Torrou J. C. of Stockbridge, taylor, Feb. 27. 28, March 22, at Winch.ster. Au. Mr. Allen, Chifind's Inn. Ilienstaw .1. of Birmingham, plater, Feb. 21, 22, March 42, at Birmingham. Att. Mr. Ale.xauiler. Carey street, London. Fk:RGITSON W. and G. Ilitowix; of Kendal, shoe-in. , .kers, Feb. 2/, 93, March 22, at Kendal. Att. Mr. Jackson, 'l'emple. Ntcitor.t.s T. of Marlowe, Herta, paper-maker, F. b. 11, 25. March 22. at Guildhall. Atts. Lambe and Co. Prince; street, Bank. Wovr ow M. late of Frmingtom neron, victualler, Feb. 17, IR, Mach 22, at Ashburton. Atm. %Villinns and Co. Lincoln's-inn. LEY T. late of Nlarcleafield, linen-draper, Feb. 19, 2u, March 22, at Marclestiehl. Ate. Mr. Chancery-lane. II Aar LEY J. late of Burley-green, Lanca,hire, cotton-manufacturer, Feb. 24, 23, March :2'2, at Manchester. Att.. Hurd &Co. Temple. W. of IVhiteliaveu, grocer. Feb. 23, 26, :Starch 22, at White haven. Ait. Mr. Clcnnell, Staple-inn. TURNER E. late of Gre.c.t Sher ton, Wilts, cotton-manufacturer, Feb. 17, ts, March 22, at Great Sherston. Atts. Long and Co. Gray's-inn. 'W tams .1. of Lower Coleman..tract, Dunhill-row, paper-stainer, Feb. 13, 2-2. March 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Lockett, Wilson- street. Finsbury-square. BRAIN W. (11 Sltethwick, ma/t.4.-r, Feb. 13,14, Alarch22, at Shiff -It;.. Collett and Co. (.:banecry-lane. ISA strait° J. of kiythe, innkeeper, Feb. 13, 14, March 22, at Can terbury. Att. Mr. itITIV:3, fonttan R. of King-street. I.arnbeth, brewer, Feb. 11; la, and March se, at Gni. Att. Mr. 111acklow. 44, Frith-street. Cr . tfisoN 11. and C.). of New-st. Covent-gar. jewellers. Feb. 11, 26, and Marcit 2L Att. Mc. Goodall. Terrace, Gray's-inn. ntrWiETT .L R. of Stoke-lane. Somerset, brewer, Feb. 20, 25, and March 22. Atts. Addison and Gregory, Bedford-mw. lit:ant:a• . T. of Ilaaw.ty-street, Oxford-street, haberdasher, Feb. 11.'25, and Nlarch 22. Att. Mr. Lawrence, Furnivars.lnn. Tito it rE G. of Queen-street, Edgeis:are-road, wheelwright, Feb. 15, M.trah I and 22. Att. Mr. (:conch, New Roswell-court, Carey-st. (DiviVettlis, A'. he our nxt.) Front 11w LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Feb. 4. [This Gazette tuaruntnees, that the Prince Regent has appointed W. Eq. to he Lieutenant of the county of Cazdigau.] U.kN U PTC:N StTCRSEUED. ---- - - WILSON J. of Bromptvi, York.hire, linen-numulacturer. BANK RUPTS. AtcocK \V. of Fazeley, Staflbrd, grocer, Feb. 8, 25, March 19, at Guildhall. Mt. Mr. Paterson, (Hit Broad.stroet. Ha ton - M. of Mitre-court, ' , het-street, tavern-keeper, Feb. 11, 18, March 18, at Guildhall. Att. Mr.Jaelason, Temple. KROEIIL J. late of Cannon street, merchant, Feb. 11, IS, March 18. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hackett. New.entirt, Swithin's-lane. A writ: LI. J. of Reading, draper, Feb. 11, Its, „March 18, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Bows 11. of Portsmouth. tailor, Feb. 8, 15, March 18, at Guildhall. Mt. Mr. James, Bucklersbury. SAMSON S. of Royal F.xchange, exchange-broker, Feb.B, 25. March 18, at Guildhall. Atts. Blunt and Bowman. Broarl-street.buildirvs. Feb. 8, 18, March 18, at I.Evi 1. of Threadneedle-street, merchant, Guildhall. Mts. Annesley and Son, Angel.court. Thro;,miorton.st. II %WARD J. of Chiswell-court, chinaman, Feb. 8, 13, March 18, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Wilks, Finsbury-place. hut. J. of Rood-lane, bill-brok7r, Feb. I I, 18, March 18, at Guild hall. Att. Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street. FEN Tots W. and S. lace, of Leeds, merchants, Feb. 8, 22, March 18, at Guildhall. Alts. Blunt and Co. Broad-street-huilding4. GENT F. of Sanderingham, skin-merchant, Feb. I I, 25, March 18, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Shephenl, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury. Haw LET J. of Cock-hill, Ratelitr, promioa.warehrexeman, Feb.ll, Is, March 18, at Guiklhall. Att. Mr. Vincent, HAl:hod-sue .t. WARDELL R. of Brighton, livery-stable loeper. Feb.l4, 15, March 18. at Brighton. Att.A. Palmer and Co. &Ilford-row. MANEBWORTII T. of Voulgrave, Derbyshire. miller, Feb. 18, 19, March Di, at Nottingaam. Att , . Lon and Co. (:lay's inn. Wyatt LEswonTit W. amt.!. W. of Halifax, merchant., Mardi 3, 6.25, at Halfax. Att.. Wiglesworth and Co. Gray's Inn. BRADFORD I'. of Leatry, vintner, Feb. 13, 14, Much 18, at Led bury. Atts. Mr. Peartriss. Gray's Inn. URE J. A. of Liverpool, w:n •-m-retants, March I, 3, 18, at Liver pool. Att. Mr. Denisson, Liverpool. OWEN P. jun. of Macclesti silk m mufactu-er, Feb. 12, 13, March 18, at Ma...de:Kea Atts. Iltud and Co. Temple. Moo' wsox .1. of Manchester, inn't :ever, Feb. 17. 18, March 18, at Manchester. Att. Mr. Ed4e, Manchester. J. of Mexborough, builder, Feb. to, Il,Tlarch 18, at Rotherham. Art. Mr. Taylor. John street, Bedford row. Surrit ii. of Pendleton, dyer, Feb. 17, 18, March 18, at Manches ter. Atts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lune. Bony R. N. late of Retries, linen-weaver, March 10, 11, 18, at Beceles. Mts. Palmer and Co. Bedford LOlv. Cut T. of Chichester, carrier, Feb. 10, 18, Mardi 18, at Chichester. Att. Mr. Hume. Gray's Inn. SMITH E. of Mount:one'. victualler, Feb. 18. 19, Mardli 18, at Leic, , st T. Atts. Alexander and Co. New Inn. WRIOUT T. of Leicester, victualler, Feb. 18, 19, March 18, at Lei ( ester. Ans. Alexander and Co. New Inn. 111A401 . 4 J. of Cambridge, cook, Feb. 7, i-s, March 18, at Cambridge. Att. 'it. Croft. Chancery lane. Doa nt so T. of West Slower, maltster, Feb. 20, 21, March 18, At Sitaft,:shury. Alts. Tahounlin and Co. Argyle street. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. J. Janson, of New Bond street. victualler, Feb. 13. H. Morton, of Cmnrnereial r,,a.1, master mariaer, March 1. W. Searle the yotine--r, of Littlinom, Cambridge, miller, Feb. e 5. W. Knight, of Bags' hot, miller, Feb.ll. G. Gowing, of Holborn bridge, stationer, Feb. 25. T. Gw.r.ll , trect. belstea.:l manutactur , r, Feb. 25. G. N. S. Chapman, of Boughton Malherbe, Kent, dealer, Feb. 25. J. Atkimuon, of Crutehtxl Friars, merchant, F:O. IS. J. T t l.lr Ow elder. of Old ( stre.t, pastebosrd twinufaczurcr, Feb. 15. J. Hi •har.lsOn. Of Bethnal en, merchant, Feb. 11. T. II ill the yotin4a, of Ev. , ham, r trocer, March 1. C.Watluns and W. Coxper, Lincoln's Inn, money seriveners, Mara. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. B. T. Bennett, of Sweeting's Alley, anutf merchant, Feb. 2.5. J. Hughes, of II:gh Holborn, linen draper, Feb. 25. .1. Cumberlege, of George yard, Lombard-street, merchant, March 1. T. Park:, of R;atel, Sussex, taylor, Feb. 25. F. Simeon, of Globe street, St. George, cabinet maker. Feb. 25. I). Palen, of S oead Eagle court, exchange broker, Feb. 2.5. J. K. Etherington and J.slickelfield, Dartford, innholders,:slarch 11. J. Parsons, of Whitechapel. victualler, Feb. 25. P. H. Abbott, of Lime street, merchant, Feb. 25. .1 S. Manfredi and Co. of Wheeler street, silk dyers, March I. J. Armouring. North Warnhorough, nurseryman, Feb.2s. E. Lewis, of New Bond street, habenlaslitv. March 22. J. Thompson, of Worth, Sussex, mealman, Feb. 25. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. L. Kendrick and M. Barlow, of Warrington, milliners, Feb. 24. J. Ward, of Birmingham, factor, March I. R. Minton, of Hereford, taylor, Feb. 26. .1. Jowsey, of Sunderland near the Sea, ship owner, Feb. 26. A. Bithilecambe, Stockpot, victualler. Feb. 28. B. Nlunn, of Bulvendon, Kent, dealer, Feb. TR. J. Lewis, of Stourport. win'-m e rchant, Feb. 2R. .1, Nicholls, of King's I.vnn, linen draper, Mareh 7. It. Brett. or r, SAlfor4l, cJininon brewer. Feb. 26. ' W. Seoweroft and Co. of Brightmet, bleachers, Feb. 26. G. arrl T. Wood, of Oldwinsthrd, rade makers, March S. 'l'. Dent, of Carlisle, draper, Feb. 2M. W. and .1. Moseley, of Portsea. ghiss mqrchanta. Feb. 28. B. Jackson and Co. of !Cingston.irpon-I lull. ship-owners, Feb. 25. J. and E. Dixon. of Liverpool, merchants, Feb. 28. J. Thorp, of Ely. merchant, March 1. %I. Curios, of Liverpo d, menhant, Feb. 27. CERTIFICATES, FEB. 2.5.-1 Bell, of Kingstan-upon-Hull, mater-mariner—W. Broom, of Liverrool—R. Carlaw, of Hereford, grocer—T. Eglinton, of Newgate-otreet, woollen draper—W. Fair. and E. Swainson, of Liverpiol, merchants—J. Howard, late of wire-worker—ll. Jackson, of the Strom!, vintmw— .l. Kinder, of Arbury Mill, Warwickshire, miller—J. Budlitill, of Norwich, shawl-noutufaeturer—W. Thomas, of Little :Marcie, Here fordshire, farmer—.l. Wain, late of Camberwell, wool-broker. OMITTED FROM LAST SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. S. LynnAl and Co. of Chatham. grocers, March 8. G. Bruin, of Tooley-street, merchant, Feb. 22. E. H. Feme, of St. John -street, baker, Feb. 22. M. Flees, of Bury-court, St. Mary-Axe, merchant, Feb. 22. S. Harvey, of Windsor, draper, Feb. 22. J. Jester, of Maidsone, dealer, Feb. 23. W. Mackenzie, of St. Martin's-lane, rhinaman, Feb. 22. T. and G. Stratton'. of Holborn-bridge. haberdashers, Feb. 22. W. Ewer, of Little Love-lane, Bermondsey, merchant, Feb. 13. W. Bell. of Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, silversmith, Feb. 22. W. Thoroughgood, of Marshall-sr. brush-manufaeturer, Feb. 18. J. Kohler, of St. Swithin's-lane, merchant, Feb. 15. DIVIDENDS IN THE. COUNTRY. T. Kershaw, of Rochdale, Lancashire. flannel-man. Feb. 2?. W. Carden, of Bristol, merchant, Feb. 24. E. Craven and J. Ilagg4s, of Eller Car, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners, Feb. 24. R. Walker, of Bridge-hall. Lancashire, cotton-spinners, Feb. 22. W. Harris, of Munn, mercer. Feb. 23. R. Sowter, of Kingston-upon-Hull, and T. 11. Payne, of Cullum street. London, merchants, Feb. 25. W. Williams, of Witlench, Worcesters. money-scrivener, Feb. 24. M. Taylor and Co. of Liverpool, merchants, Feb. 25. S. Tazewell, of Bridgewater, Somersetshire, grocer, Feb. 22. S. Nevin and .1. Sowien the younger, of Leeds, millers, Feb. 26. .1. Ilort in of KiMerminster, rope-maker, Feb. 28. W. Bill, of Kidderminster. hatter, Feb.2B. .1. Barrett, of Manchester, linen-draper, Feb. 2S: F. N. Blackwell. of Houghton, miller, Feb. 25. J. Bealey, of Fern Grove, Bury, woollen-manufucturcts, Feb. 42. CERTIFICATES. F E B. 22.—T. Adams, of Nth mer chant.-11. Baddcley, of Coventry, grocer.—.l. Burgess. of Enfield. wail), Middlesex, maltster.-1. Coleman. of Leominster. Hereford shire. money-scrivener.—W. Davis, of Gloucestersire, rpenter.— X. Duckworth, of Itose-hill, Lancashire, liquor-merchant.—J. Hampton, of Longdon. Worcestershire, inerehast.—D. N. C. Her schel!. of Lemon-street, Goodinan's-fields, nierchimt.—J. Hill, of Acton Beauchamp, Worcestershire, fanner.—J. Kebby, of Berrow, Sontersetshire. dealer.—T..l. Mason, of Exeter, music-seller.--J. Ncwcy, of WI-borne, Stalfordshire, victualler.—T. OldfiAtl, of Do ritentl. Warwiokithire, dealer.—J. Smith, of Thirsk, Ymkshire, grocer.--. 1. S. Smith, of Old Broad-street, merchant.—G. Steadman and W. Stevens, of )lark-lane, insurance-brokers.—J. M. Stephens, of St. Mic!ia.:l, Gloucester, banker.—C. Sumter and Co. of Belling don, Mithil.:sx, plate-Glass-inanufactuters.—G. 11. Taylor, of Sun derland, jeweller.—.l. Toinlins xi, of A. ihborne, Derbyshire, butcher. —.i. Webb, of New Sarum, Wiltshire. victualler.-1. West, jun. of Bath, Somersetshire. hatcher.-IS. Willoughby and W. Thomas, of Plymouth, and Richard 'Thomas, of Cheapside, hat manufacturer.— .1. Butler, of Deal, taylor. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. An ordinance of con siderableitnporttuice in the French journals, prohibits, under pain of confiscation, all vessels from importing slaves into the West-India islands of his must Christian Majesty. The pnblic knows what the situation of France has been with respect to this unnatural traffic. By the treaty of Vienna she was al lotted five years for its gradual extinction. Buonaparte, on his return, for the sake of obtaining favour with England, to whom her humanity has always made the aboliti.m of the Slave Trade so dear an object, declared it absolutely prohibited. This ordinance he would most likely have enforced, as he did his other obligations. ! An article arlditiotadel to the treaty of November, 1815, stipulated, " that the high contracting parties should concert, without loss of time, by their Ministers at Lon don and Paris, measures the must efficacious, for the entire and abolition of a commerce as odious, as it was strictly thrbidden by the laws of religion and of nature." The ordinance is the result of this article in the treaty. We learn front Rouen, that the market thr cotton stuffs and spun cotton, which took place on the 17th, was much Tarr,-er than it hail been thr a considerable time before. There were sold at it 4,450 pieces of cotton stuffs. The Dutch Papers mention a more than usual number of great men being indisposed. The Field M trshal Prince Schwartzcnberg, dangerously ; the Archduke Charles, the old Duke Albert of Saxe Tcsehen, and the Archbishop of Vienna, are all very ill. • The last letters from Naples, received in London, confirm the news of the cession of the isle of Lampedosa by the Court of Naples to the United States.—Moniteur. We learn front Pampeluna, that the C de Espe leta, Governor of Navarre, ha suaallionetl, in the ?awe of King Ferdinand, a meeting of the Cortes of the. three kingdoms of Navarre. The object assigned for their meeting is to make extraordinary pecuniary sacri fices, now rendered absolutely necessary by the want of supplies from America. The proclamation is dattxl the fld of January. According to private letters to the Ist ult. from New York, a meeting has been held at Washington of several wealthy and philanthropic individuals, upon the subject of forming a colony of free Blacks ; for which, until they should be able to maintain their own independence, the protection of the United States should be solicited. No thing positive had transpired as to the intended site of the colony, but it was supposed that it would be on some part of the African cost. Accounts from Cadiz state, that the Spanish army destined for South America was on the part of departure: the English furnish the shiptintended for its conveyance! They were mometarily expected, and the troops were concentrated for embarkation.—Morseilles Journal. The same papers state, that there are now at Mar seille two tine silver urns destined by that city as pre sents to Lord Exmouth and Sir Hudson Lowe, in grate ful acknowledgement of the security which they have procured for Marseilles commerce. The English Government lately solicited that a field in the neighbourhood of Tarragona, in which 300 English soldiers and some officers, who fell groiously de fending that fortress, should not be cultivated or other wise disturbed, offering to purchase it; but the city of Tarragona, emulating the feeling of our Government, nobly made a present of the ground for the purpose. The members of the Royal Court of Besancon have given up a thirtieth of their salaries to the relief of the poor. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE IMPANY, Established in the year ISOB, No. to, Skinncr-strect, and N 0.3414 Oxford -street, London. THE COMPANY solicit the Public attention to the Company's List of GENUINE WINES, SPIRITS. and CORDIALS, rusting that, as their Prices are fixed on their usual moderate Scale. they will, as heretofore, give full satisfaction to that truly respectable part of the community, Persons who Pay Ready Money . ; no pains or cxpence having been spared for the last Eight Years, in selecting the most rare Wines that could be procured from • the choicest Vintages in the World. PORTUGAL WINES. Per. Dor. Red Port, Vintage 1812 Ditto, ditto, first quality, and the best imported 4lBs. •Ditto, scaled T.R.A. drawn from the Pipe as ordered, and allowcd to be the most sarperior that is sold Ditui, ditto, 18 months in bottle Old Roriz crusted. curiously high and soft flavoured Ws. Bucellas, front the Hock Grape Old Port, in pints, Vintage 1808 34s. SPANISH AND Fine Old Sherry. dirt Us. Ditto. ditto, East India, (matchlves) Ditto, pale ditto, ditto 63s. RHENi Mo%elle Rhenish loth. MADEIRA'S, T Fine Teneriffe Ditto Vidonia Ditto Langarotte 505. Ditto Rich Patina Ditto Brood Madeira Claret, small flavoured, bat good bodied Ditto, the finest Chateau itlargott llos. Ditto, ditto, Lafiue llos. rt urgundy, Ist Growth l3os. llermitage, Ist Growth l3tH. CAPE Care )ladeira,the usual fine quality, sold by the C. H 11: 3leu Ditto, Vin de Grave, in French bottles . Os. I CORD Pine Apple Shrub 361. Do. Brandy, do.delicious aas. GENUINE SPIRITS.—Per Gallon. Engli.h Geneva, 9s. 6d.—t is. 6d. Jan.aiea Ruin, particularly 126.6 d. tine 184.6d. Holland' ditto, pure White 265. Cogniac, fine old Jamaica Rum, old arid Ditto, in hctiles, twenty-six soft if*. 6d. rears old For the conreniency of those fanaiii.s wiln prefer their Wines in Pints, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, the Company have selected the most curious Wines, cite. and offer the following, at the most choice that can he prorlueed : per Doc. par Dot. Fine West India Madeira, Old East India Sherry of in pints Old East India ditto, of the scarce quality mo,t exquisite flavour Fish: old dry Lisbon see. and quality Malmsey Madeira Malmsey Canary Vin de Garnash WINES—Per Pip. Port SVines.Vintage 1)t15... Et on intro W ;It India Madeira ...Cite Ditto, dim, Isl 4 Fine old Sheri) , llO T. n..tilk and Vidonia Ditto East India • Port Wines of superior excellence. The Commercial 1141 Wine Company have the pleasure to inform their Customers, Families of the firt 'Rank and Dietinet:on, and the Public in general, that they have now for Sale TEN THOUSAND DOZEN 01 PURI' NV INZ. which for flavour and true excellence of quality is Unique., the Price 545. per Dozen. This Wine is of the )uireA Quality of Portugal lied Vs ine, from the Weed, I.ril is only intended for keeping to produce such Wine as never can be excelled: Mel to prevent any other Wine from bang introduced as this Artier. the Public are informed tha t ever y Cork will b.. sealsd w i t h bright Reza Wax and the Words 6' COMM EIICI AL HALL. WINE COM I'ANY," with in a Virile, " T.R. t." he the ash', of the PAL Noy eau, Red and White... 665. LISBON WINES. Lisbon, direct Ditto, Ea.t India 6ob. Ohl rich Mountain Ditto, Old Rota Tent &c. Hock, C Ditto, very Old ENERIFFE'S, I Ditto, old fine West India 12k. .... liGs. ditto Ditto, Ohl East India, par ticularly fine 998. CH. Champagne,the finestspark. ling Ditto, ditto, creaming l2Cat. Vitt de Grave Sauturne , %' in de Garnash, a minus scarce article 101 d Frontigniac NINFS. lied Cape, from the finest Tinta Grape, transplant. cd Constant* the ftneat, in pints