JAN. 7. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Major.-Gen. Sir J. Ityng, K. C. B. to be Colonel, vice Sir A. Campbell, appointed to the com mand of the Both Regiment. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Green and T. Monk, London.—W. Bolling and J. Set'wood, High Holborn.—C. and S. Hale, and F. Fenning, Poultry, oilmen. —'l'. and T. J. Mortimer, Ludgate-hill, gun-makers.—U. and J. ' Glennie, and J. H. Lutterloh, London, agents.—J. Morris and W. Hawkes, Old Broad-street, conimercial-agents.—N. and N. Har den, and A. Bahian, Lothbury, incrchants.—H. C. Blewett, 11. Harvey, A. Vivian, 'l'. Ellis, and P. Richards, Hale Foundry, Cornwall.--T. Sheppard and G. Stevens, Portsmouth,. boot and shoe-makers.—P. Hogg and W. Fox, Stock Exchange, stock bro kers.—J. and S. Twcedale, and J. Wild, Faruhill, Lancashire, wool carders.—L. Frost, J. and M. Ashton, and G. Bekenn.—G. C. and T. Allen, Banner-street, brass founders.—T. Berry and NV. Brown, Wallington, Laomshire, hatters.—W. Bushell, W. S. Jacques, and W. Turner, Gloucester, merchants.—J. C. Smith and J. Mackway, Great Shire-lane, law-stationers.--R. Wilson and J. Venables, Liverpool, tailors.—A. Lord and J. King, Kingsland road, leather-cutters.—S. Divers and R. Hudson, Ferreourt, Fen d-lurch-street, sugar brokers.—J. Fearuhead, G. Straker, and A. Marhan, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, fancy-makers.—J. Gibson and W. Dawes, Ray-street-place, Clerkenwell, Tunbridze ware mann faettu ers.—F. Ball, S. Kemp, and M. Fullwood, Bethnall-green road, white lead manufacturers.—J. Harding and S. Bcimett, Great Winchester-street, goldsmiths.—E. Lawson and G. Draper. Brown's-lane, Spitalfields, curriers.—R. and G. Best, Greenwich, wine merchants.—M. Bind, W. Marshall, and R. Hill, Fountain stairs, Bermondsey, rope makers.—J. Bowling and L. Tipple, Hammersmith, surgeons.-11. Ritchie and W. Prior, Holloway, common brewers.—R. Pedder, L. M. Simon, and T. H Pedder, Uou:thsquare, ship and insurance brokers. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. M. Bourne, Dceping Fen, merchant. BAN KRLi P'TS. 3. Fearne, Sculcontes, Yorkshire, merchant, to surrender Jan. 23, 26, Feb. 13, at Sam's Coffee house, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attor nies, Longdili and Butterfield, Gray's-inn-square. H. Warner and S. Selfe, Bristol, druggists, Jan. 19, 22, Feb. 13, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. - Attornies, Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's-inn-square. 3. Taylor. ottingham, cotton-spinner, Jan. 19, 19, Feb. 13, at the Talbot tun, Nottingham. Attorney, Mr. Hind, Temple. T. Hodges, Dymocke, Gloucestershire, dealer, Jim. 23, 21, Feb -13, at the Crown, ireat Malvern, Worcestershire. Attorney. Mr. Hord, Temple. G. Chambers, Rochester, coach-maker, Jan. 6, 20, Feb. 1:'•!, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Cursitor-st. Chancery-lane. J. Welfor4l, Broad-street, Ratclifi, slopscller, Jan. 6,'17, Feb. 13, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Battye,Chaneery-lane. G. H. Howard, Manchester, chemist, Jan. 15, 10, Leb. 13, at the Dog and Partridge, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Hurd, Temple. 3. Crossley, Liverpool, merchantiJan. 26, 27, Feb. 13, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Blackstock and Buncejemple. J.TNutt, Alrewas, Staffordshire, Jan. 26, 27, Feb. 13, at the Three Queens, Burton-upon-Trent. Attorney, Mr. Cookney, Castle street, Holborn. S. Joseph, Gosport, shy-seller, Jan. 23,21, Feb. 13, at the Royal Oak Inn, Pm tsea, Atts. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane. T. Nicholls, Col‘man-street, hat-manufactur , :r, Jan. 16, 20, Feb. 15, at Guildhall. Attornies, Ballachey and Bridger, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. VIE NATIONAL RECISTEIt. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 25, B. Hodgson,Nortliallcrton, Yorkshire, surgeon.--Jan. 21, G. liirknani, Lancaster, nerchant.—Jan. 27,'1'. Coward, Foun tain-place, City road, carpenter.—Jati. 23, T. Ellis and E. Aider, Crooked-lane, merchants.—Feb. 27, G. and 31. Isaacs, Bevis 'Barks, merchants.—Jan. 20 J. Johnson, Egliam, farmer.—Jan. 20, W. Higgins, Great St. Helens, wine-merchant. —Feb. 3;j. Waugh, St. Martin's-le-grand, eltinatnap. —Feb. 3, P. Cole, Throgmorton-st. aactioneer.—Feb. 17, G. W. Wye, London, merchant.--Jan. 20,J. Dempsey', Coleman-street, tailor.—Jan. :30, J. Shepherd, Sutton, Yorkshire, ship-builder.--Fe b. 5, W. Whetton, Bath, hatter.--Jan. 2'5, L. Bryant, Bath, wine-merchant.--,lati. 2G, H. Boss, Kingston upon-Hull, merchant.— Jan. 24, T. Sadditicton, Sutton Bassett, Northamptonshire, salesman.--Jan. 21, J. Cooper, Rothwell, Northamptonshire, farmer.—Jan. 30, D. Barnett, Portsea. mercer. J. Biount, Lancastcr t merchant.--,-Jaa.. 2.5 ; J. French, Northampton, itonimnager, 865 CERTIFICATES to be granted on or before Jaa. 9:1. J. Snape, Paul-street, Fincburi-square, cabinet maker.—W. Beerferris, DevonsWre, lime burner.—F. Roberts, Lanva ches, Mournoutkihire, dealer in timber.—W. Redgrave, Great Queen-street, Lincoln',. inn fields, brass fonnder.—S. Minton, I:ivo ries, woollen draper.--D. Godwin, Newport, Mon - months!lire, coal merchant.- -1). Ilattyc, 1)!.. Clonal!, Yorkshire, merchant. BIRTIL—At Dewson Grove (Monaghan), the Lady of the Right lloe. Lord Cremorne, of a son and heir. MARTiIEI).—The Rev. G. Burden, M. A. Rector of Falstone Nor humberland, to Maria Susan, daughter &" the Rev. lir. S Locke, Juseice of the Peace for Surrey.—Dee. 9, at Paris. at the house of the British Ambassador, Captain Isenbert, of the German Leidon, to Miss Charlotte Cowper, daughter of the late Rev. \l'm. Cowper, A.M. Rector of Ramsy and Dovereourt, ems Diso.vorth, Riceard Gough, Esq. only sun of Rich. :%stley, Esq. of Odstone Hall, to Sophia, second daughter of R. Gheslyn, Egg. of Langley Priory, Leicestershire.—C. Edmonds, Esq. to Miss Robins, only daughter of Mr. Robins, both of Wal worth.—Dve. 31, at Paris, H. R. Curzon, jun. Esq. to the widow of J. Talbot, Esq. bro.hur to the Earl of Shrewsbury.--:-J. Radley, Esq. of Winehmore-hill, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Wil liams, of Pen-y-bout, Merionethshire.—Geo. Wood. Esq. of Had ley Common, to Miss Mary Ann Mackenzie, of New Lodge, South Minims.—At Cheltenham, the Rtv. Rich. Watson. son ofthe Bishop of IJandaff, to Miss Knight.—Launcelot Shadwell, Esq. of Lie coin's Inn, to Frances, youngest of the late Capt Locke.—Tht) Rev. Edward Ellis, Umkr Master of Westminster Scheel, to Eliza beth, eldest daughter of the Rev. J. Russell, of Helindon, North amptonshire. DlED.—Soddenly on his march from Paris, Major Lang, of the 81st reg.—At Paris, Ensign A. 31' Lai!hlan, of the 02d, and formerly of the 54th reg.—At Armienes Lady Coghtil. She was the only ..nrviving daughter of J.Hort,Archhishop of Tuam, and relict of Sir J. Coghill, Bart.—At Ringwood, Hants, M. Townsend, Esq.--Aged 713, Nit - . W. Cole of Wareham, Dorset, many years an Alderman of that Borough.—At Reading, Sarah, wife of Chits. Stock, Esq.--At Southampton, in his 75th year, Jas. Baverstock, Esq. Hite Brewer at Alton.—ln Montpelier, Elizabeth Anti, wife of J. Fydell, Esq. of Boston, Lincolnshire.—The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, Vicar of Aylesbury, Bucks.—Henry Monek, Esq. eldest son of the Right Hon. Lady Araminta Monck, of Green Park-place, Bath.—ln Buckingham stret t, York-buildings, John Hetherington, Esq.—ln Bedford Cir cus, Exeter, aged 81, Admiral Edmund Dod.—P. Bond, Esq. late his Majesty's Consul-General for the Middle and Southern States of the United States of America.—ln Bedford-place, Russell spare, Sir Chas. Blicke, an eminent surgeon.—ln Somerset-street, Port man square, the Lady of John Charles Purling., Esq.—Aged 77, A. Hall, Esq. of Albion-strect, Surrey-road, and of ‘Valtonson-the-Hill, Surrey.— At Watford, Herts, in his 68th year, Benjamin Kent, Esq.—Lately, at Banda, is the East Indies, David Forbes, Esq, Governor otthat Isl.urd, and second son of the late Geo, Forty 's % Esq. of Aberdeen. lie fell a victim to the fever, so prevalent ha those settlements.— -Dee. 31, at Paris, that important personage the Hottentot Venus, after an illness of three days. Her body has been sent to the Museum of Natural History for dissection.—At Russo: pugia, Prince Fulfill Hydur, the eldest son of the late Tippoo Sul„ tan.--At Knoidart, Scotland, in his 91st year, Mr. Ronald M'Donell, of Skamadale, Ensign on the retired list of Capt. Rose's Indepen, dent Company of Veterans, respected and admired as a genuine Highlander of the Old School. He followed the fortunes of Prince Charles Stewart, from Prestonpans to Culloden, and served With distinguished zeal in both those actions; for which he afterwards suffered banishment to India for seven years, during which period he served hi tho Inissars ; and when returning to England, the ves sel in which he sailed happeniug to be Ireirded by a French man of war, before Ronal] was aware of what was passing on deck, and had furnished himself with a cutlass, he darting like an eajOi‘.;', , the victors, actually retook the British ship, killing, single-handed, all the astonished Freechmen who attempted to withstand his athletic rage, and driving the rest over the vessel's broadside into the 3C3.—At Thorp Arch, Yorkshire, tho Right Hon. Apollonia Dowager Lady Clifiiird.—ln Great Alie-street, Mr. P. French, Accountant to the London Dock Company.—At Kensington, in her 80th year, Mrs. Thompson, relict of the Rev. Seth Thompson.—At her brother's, the Rev. 1)1.. Bell's, Prebendary of Westminster, in her 89th year, Mrs. Lucy Bell.—At Clapham, in his 81d year, Peter Broadley, Esq.--At Pimlico, in his sStli year, Win. Keale, Esq.— Jan. 5, in Baker-street, in his 49th year, Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Pre vost, Colonel of the 10th Regiment of Foot, and late Governor-in- Chief, and Commander of the. Forces in the British Colouie3 in P., of t~ltnerlt' t,