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n~, 4 , k N O WA :MO/. ROYAL HOSP :TA L, CITELSRA, 4th January, :819. NOTICE TO MARINERS. N virtue of an A c t o f P ar li amen t passe d in the I ..;th year of his present Majesty's reign, fir enabling fit* CommisSioners of the Northern Light-Houses to erect and; maintain LIGHT-HOUSES ON THE ISLE OF MAX, otal , Light-House has been erected at the Point of Ayre, at the Notthern extremity of that Island, and two Ligltt4louses have also been erected on the Calf Hand, at the Southern extremity a Man. Notice is ;iccordingly hereby given, that these Lights Will be exhibited on the evening of Moxnav the first day of February. 1819; and 1%111 thereafter continue to be lighted from the going away of day-light in the evening till the return of day .. RUGBY, WARWICKSHIRE. ; To be LET, with immediate possession, TWO excellent newly-built HOUSES, pleasantly situated, with walled k.l.trdens, ate. well adapted for per sots desirous of I:Jur:ding their Sors at that School. Apply to :Mr. Tyntlalr, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; or Messrs. Ikon and Wise, Soikitors, Rugby. This day were published, in /Ivo. price os. boards, FACI'd and OBSERVATIONS towards forming a ltling THMORY of the EARTH. TN purs uance of the Act of the .55th Year of his trot fajesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen - o f this Hospital shall, in fnture, be paid quart er ly, i n ce, i nst ead of half-yearly : Notice is her•by given, by or-1 dcrof the night Honourable the I.ore:: ar.d others, Commis was fer m: raging the Affairs of the sail liolpital, that all the catenslaners thereof, residing in Londor., or within the dis cict of the bills of mortality, arc required, to upprar per son: m y , ud regiment oy, with their Instructions, ar.d Certitleates of A d r ission, at the Secretary's Office in the said llospital, on the . g ,-,:tive days, and in their different classes, according to their teor:J rates of rension as undermnr.tioned ; when attendance he given from ten o'clock in the morning, until three in iy,...:ernoon, for ttr payment of a quarter of a year's per.:lr.ii ..:eznee to the 24th of March nett. By WILLIAM KS IC HT, LL.D. Belfast. Printed for Archibald Constable and Cu. Edinburgh; I.ong- Rce‘, Orme, and Brown; and Hurst, Robinstn, and Cu. eheapside, London. This day was Imb:hiked, in Three. Vols. price 1.1. 1. boards, fIOULTETRY. A Noeel.—" And then came one, tbc Lovelace of the day..—Caasak, Printed for the Author, a+:l sold by Archikld Constahle and Co:Edinburgh; Longssrul, Hunt, Reis% Onne, and Drown; :And Hurst, Robinson, and Cu. elwapiiae, London. - _ _ Tbi, day k .tiblithed, in nvo. price I:a.. boards, 1 he Second F./Aldan of A N INQUIRY into the NATURE and ORIGIN 11 of pt:BLIC WE A 1.111, and into the Means and Cause* of hi fraer.a,e.-117 the 1...r1 of LACDER DALL:. Pfillla d tur Archibald Constable and Cu. Ldinburgh ; and Lonern-ti, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and fittest, Robin son, and Co. Cheap:4le, I.c.ndon. li:ht in the Vr'rning. 711 , 1/7d/twin: i% eh• Sperifrnliinnf the Pnxitbitt o f the Light-!:miss owl the rnise , ! f the lights, by Mr. Stettettscet, ./..irLetwer to thr t orntotti,tioners. This diy was published, h One thick Volume hvo. price El. Sit in boards, N 4111:11)GMENT. i)f ALL the STATUTES No IN FORCE, relative to the REVENUE uf EXCISE in VRE AT 1111 Ef IN. Methodically arraerd and alph t leen). digested. The Third Edition, reviied, aud brought down to the end of the Ses•ion of Parliament, dill d.. This day were pututstieu, in royal Eve. with plates, price n. Ss. baardiN E'SSAYS on the MORBID ANATOMY of the EVE.—By JAMLS WARDROP, P.R.S. E. Volume Second. Printed for Archibald' Ccnstable and Co. Pelltibnrgh ; anal Longman, limit, Rt.-es, Orme, and Brown; and !last, son. and Co. Cheapside, London. Speedily will be published, A new Edition of Volume First of tLe above Work. rOINT Ol> AVM LIGIIT-TIOUSF.. - On FItMAY, t!'e Bth orJ.►\l'ARY. The Pensioners at sd. per day, and those at bd. to the end of the T.:inhered Regiments. On SATURDAY, the Ptit of JANUARY. fly Collector of Excise. Printed for Archibald l'on.table and Co. Edinburgh . • Long man. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown; and Hurst, Robinson, ant Co. Cheapside, London. These at 61. from the Royal Garrison Battalisn and remain ;. 1 ite, , ,iments and Corps ; those at 7d. and 641. and all the Ca: This day was published, in rols, pries /4 its. .- 4 T. PATKICK. A 24:Cicala' T a e boa Century.—By an S'f IQUARY. What cracker is this n::mr, that leafs our are VI kit dais abundance of suprriluous breath? ►.V LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. I:ry at 9d. per d4l. On MONDAY, the 11th of .IANI.I.ITLY. Those at 9d. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards to the 60th Hoot inclusive. _ . On TUESDAY, tile 12th of JANUARY. Those at A. per day, from the Gist Foot, and all the remain. Regiments and Corp., and also those at 10d. per slay. . Croak not, bl'ack angel, I have no food for thee. . . .. . SAM: SPE Ulf. Print...l for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh - and Lorginar. Hurst, nevi, Orin..- and Brown ; and Burst,obin son, and Co. Cheapside. Lonion. On ♦I2DNESDAI, the 13th of 'ANC AR Y. 'Dose at is. per day from the diSerent Regiments of Cavalry, with tote itt and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. • Oa T111;11SDAY, the 14th of JANUARY. mote :.t lg. per day, from the 341 Foot Gnat*, to the erd of aanhcred RvZiments at that Rat". O, FRIDAY, the 15th of JANUARY. Thlst at 1•. per day, front the !loyal Garrison liat!at:•,r., •.' 111 rc.r.aizing Regiments and Corps, at.d also tLaae at per day. Ca SATURDAY, the 16th of J.IXITARY. Those at It. id. Is. led Is. 6d. is. 216. sad Is. r.d. per day. 0. *NO'S DAY, the 18th of J WITARY. Thcce' Sid. Is. 41. Is. 41d. Is. .Id. IN. Sid. Is. 6d, is. L Is. "ad. Is. 81. Is. bid. Is. sd. Is. 9ed. and per ?..y. Oa TUT—IDAY, the 19th e.f.JArt:.,..r.t. Those at Is. ICid. per day and upwa-ds, ar:d those Pensioner s been admitti.d on account of Illir.dness ; and also the G.ntlemcn who receive Ant:cities from the late First and :end 'Frooyi of Horse Guard. It h ort.t:red and directed, that all the Out-Pensioners belonging V.id I icspital, do pay particular attention to the:: ii,tructions, whi:h th,y are rvl•iirA to Produce at the ti!.te of psymer,t, by which they are ordered to trans:Meta thy P-ima: . .er•Gdneral of his Majesty's La:.d Voices in London, their afid.tvits as therein prescritßil, on or immediately a:ler retry Q . ,.. - .rttr Day ; without which their Names will not he en tered en Ow Pal-I.lits for the subsequent quarter, and y .see afterwa-,b t., th ;;I: their place of abode, as .sprviiied in sifishv:is, wi.ionit unavoidable necessity, and duly notiiy- to tato Nittire, that in eiriserriice of rarilirs FreavlN by Penteisncrs ut tSe Hui-Apt of Pensiga it is ordered that all pet.,4,....rs an 01CrdinF, SWI uff the rewi,iti List, and forfeit for ever all herein t i irg fr.sen this establivlsireAst. D N E.IV S:cre tar y and Resistor. VYTON, Stock-Broker and Lottery-Office Keeper, a-a I.cenbaril-street, very respectfully returns L+ thanks fur the numerous favours conferred upon butt in the pri.o.:st lAttery, and he has great pleastre in W onting his with the following Grand State of the Wheal of thr I..st Ji.n.tary 12, when all the Capitals MU-It be drawl, vi,:.— Prizes of 13n,000 • 5,000 1,000 500 &c. &c. ILer,-..ted (indrawn Tickets and Shares are selling as above, wbrre busine.ss in the I'.iblic Funds is transacted with fidelity sad Isp.ttch. ONLY ONE DAY MORE, AND TWO PRIZES ofE 3 0 , 0 0 0 Consols With Nine other Capitals, YET IN TUEWHEEL! Aft of which must be Drawn TUESDAY, 12th January. FP BISH, Contractor for the present Lottery, begs' • to call the attention of his best Friends, the Public, to the State. of the Wheel at this period of the Drawing ; there is Gne flea snore, NEXT TUESIS.IY, 12th OF TIIIS NION IIL .latitiary), when the Lottery will finish, on which civ Prizes of £30,000 Consols nr:st come forth, with Anr other Capitals. That BIS lrs will then (its w,umr) to re-eminently distingtishcd he confidritly expec.s. Alt - catty IA 14,1 y he has sold more of the Capitals drawn than any idwt O:Yu-keeper. - CAN Offices arc remarkable for the Sale of £30,000 "r' , ; - `, at ht• ha; told mor^ than all the *tiler Offices combined, Nu in hi; last Contract, BOTIVIN SIIARF.S. Aad at a former Tretery which contained 3 Prises of .C. 70,000, BISII SOLD Timm ALL!!! Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are now on Sale at T. HlBll . l Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing -Cross. JR NORMS, FITS, PAINS IN TIIE STOMACH, &c. AV JRMS, when generated in the human body, are the cause of many internal afflict ions,w hich vary so much iv th•!r effects that they may b rmiitaken by the most eminent `:% .l ' !Al, and prove egnaliy f;:tal •o the constitutions of men, • tu*!, and children; Wm:4n the litt,. more extenri%ely suffer it destructive ravager Their 'nor.: usual symptoms are !'cisc in the Stomach, S'ee, *4.1 /bud, L Nit /t . -InscAte, and martistri opreNcantv itt the P The extra - eltic icy of thecclebtated CliiNG's ff ATENT WORM 1 I:S in aU such complaints, as will nab obstructions in • euw,l. and every disorder where ope sing svr cleansing physic ..!evir, ~ 1, is so uuivercrlly known, aid Inv been publicly . • • . .0w1,.0..vd hy so rcany persons of distinction and rank iu • L••!, Ike It i• unnecesiary here to min ge on dui, zoculiar t ••'l , . II i. suilicie-v to say, no other medicine, f'r the di, rd t•, inaint.tins any kind of romp tit inn with Ching's •5 I.ncerg,-5 ; and considering t'c• great prevalence • trticularly in cliihlrett, that no mother, cr saperin nay:, fierily should ever he without them, to have '0:-arse to vite !.ever oecarion respires their use. They' Wril mad, /1- . I . explicit directi , ....s, in boxes, at 25.9 d. 54. 6 / 1 - and aid (for convenience of the poor) in papers at thin...e l'''. 11 ' 111 1. vtly ; by flutter and Sins. Clusmists, No. 4, (1.e.111-. • :Heuer Patti's, Loudon ; and No. 34, :iAckvill'• ; , '•*l !; .41 r••spe.i.ible Venders of Pate:A 51edi,incs • ir Tatra the United liirldonu 1 : 71 . . . , . , I •.- ‘ , . ~.., Per en • i1if‘ . ,..1 : ;,.. ; -- ;i,.1:! 4:, 1: .- • li: r r • j V :, ~.‘" .-. 0100 . C i` e lli t) . \ - 4pe , .... .• •", v. ., .. ' .(0 . S 4 b : • e I . P , , k ` NA.. ",," e\r/A 7. , PAli tt• ---....,.. 5.„._ . • -,antenlial ..... . • .. . . • ' fo ' .'., 0 • ... .. •. tz lit .,-4 1 . 4f... $ . • , _.-- --- - - - . , , - ~ , ". WEDS}NDAY, JAN VARY 6, 1819. - MICE SEVEM-PENCE. 14 I ii • ''ICIKSh. - f 4 l 'Ate ps, NJSES, adapiee, - -oh t. t , • . -fields; - 771 - - , • r , . N 1, t -vase.--. • i - Arch. • I Rees, , 'de, lA, `ly svett i I,, ses, 1. ' g RID . - "I We, ' i 1 -4. P:( 4 W.., • ... 1 * 1 -...., 1 ' i t • 1 l i 1 i / ~ • . r i )1, 1 t i „ti il. t . . ~ . • I. ' I il,, , ‘ I i •PJ ; i .. ( i ' ) This tight -house it situate about 650 feet from the sea, *Ton Sr. extgosi i v.e ptaiit in the Main Island of Man, called the Put of Ayre;in V;:itth latitude 54 dcg. 27 min. and West longitude 4 deg. teft . rnin. The Light-house bears, by compass front the Mull of fi tVinvar S.S.E. and is ,listant mites ; fton: Bart ow bead,W. I-41W. distant l 6i miles; fro: , l Si. Bees, in Cattn berland, W. by N. j N. distant 291. miles ; from M aubhold I lead, in the Isle of Man; N. by E. distant ; front Rue or ' Blue Point F. by ei,slisttmx,four The Light wilkive from oil, with a Reflecting and Ilevaleing Apparatus, anti 4vlll be known to Mariners as a ilevolving Light win: citiona, exhibiting front the same Light-rao:n a light'of the natural appearance, alter - rating with a light ti•wts.l wigi a red colour. These lights will re.spectively attain their greatest strength or mast luminous effect at the end of every Two !unsure& But, in the course of each periodic revolution of the reflector frame, boils lights will become alter:lately fainter and more ob scure, and to a distant observer, be totally eclipsed for a short period of time. The Lit; ITT-ROOM et the Point of .lyre is Alazed all round, but th . Light will be hid front the mariner by the Itilh land of Nlatofiold Head towtrja the Snitch, and by Rue Point towards the West. Being elevated 106 feet above the rre.l'•." - tevel of the sea, its most hind:tout side may be seen, like a star of the first magnitude, at the distance of four or five loagrtes ; but the side tinged red being somewhat obscured by the coloercd shades, will not be seen at so great a distance. CALF OF MAN LIGHT-HOUSES. - • • The Gazette of last night contains Addresses of Condolence on the death of the late Qi ern, from the Borough of Kidder minst,r, the King's Mari , . , 11,11 Coll,re and University of Abet deen, the Inhabitant:, of the County of Northampton, the Bt.- rough of Newark-upon-Trent, the Dean and Clergy of Prictel, the Burgh of Selkirk, the 7.lagistrotes of Kilmarnock, Cow:ty of Ayr, the Borough of Harwich, the President and Fellows of the Royal Society of London, the Borough of Launceston, the inhabitants of the County of Surrey, the Preeholdeis M; gistrates, and Commisrioners of Supply of the Connty cf Ki rue, the Borough of Tewkesbury, the Borough of Chcstethcfo, the Corpora ion of Oxford, thr. Towns Cot-prat: of Pert Cl; ow end Newark; the Borough of Macclesfield, County tine of Che s ter, the Inhabitants of the County of Chester, the Borough and Town of %V evmouth and rtjeleornbe Regis, the Vyanders and Inhabitants of the Borough of Newart, the In habitants ct the County of Gloucester, the Inhabitants of the County of Berwick, the Borough of King's Lynn, County of Norfolk, and Corporation of Coventry. The Addresses wo e presented by Viscount SIDMOVIII to the PRINCE Recus., who was pl..ased to receive them in the most gracious manner. The Gazette also contains a Proclamation, offering a pardon to any of the accessories to the %loftier of Mr. Tavooo, (whose body wu lately found in the New River, near Hornsey) who shall discover the principal person or persons concerned in that horrid deed ; also a reward of fifty guineas ul.on conviction of the offender or offenders. BANKRUPTCY r:::LAucm Thomas Stead, late of Blackfriars-road, woollen-draper, frent Jan. 2 to 9, at ten, at Guildhall. There are two leading lights on the Calf of Mua, which arc situated on the western side of the small Need called the Coll, in North latitude, 54 deg. 5 min. and West longitude, 4 deg. 40 •min. These two Light-houses are distant fr - m eash other 560 feet. The higher Light bears by comps. from the Mull of Gal loway, $.5.W. distant 57 miles; Peelltrad, in the Isle of Man, S.W. distant 11 miles; Langness Point W. by N. I N. distant 43i miles from the stmlien rocks, cants' the Chickcus, N.E. 1-51 F.. distant about 11 miles. These two leading Lic,hts will he from oil, each Light-room 1 being furnished witb a distinct Reflecting and Revolving Appa ratus, by which they will be distinguished from the other lights on the coast, and also he rendered useful as leading light for passing the dangerous rocks called the thickens. The Light-house 'rowers, as b-fore noticed, are built at the distance of 560 feet apart, bearing from each other N.l:- 1-3 d F and S.W. 1-5.1 W. Consequently to an observer, in the direction of the CHICILINS both lights appear on one, or be seen in the same line of direc tion, and be known to mariners as deet.!e ter4i4ne or leading lights WITWOtT conove. The lights will respectively attain their greatest strength or most luminous effect at the end of every two MINT, That in the course of the periodic revolution of the re flector frames, the respective lights will alternately become fainter and snore obscure, and to a distant observer will be totally rcliry-;• 1 ed fora short period of time. The two tuer-Rooms at the Calf of Man are glared all room!, but both lights will be bid from the mariner by the hi,;h tied of I'ecllwad towards the N.E. and by Spar.ish-head in an eastern direction. Both lights, however, wili he visible at about three-quAttere of a mils off the point of laingness. The lower light is el-vated 501 feet above the medium level of the sea, and the high light 396 feet, and when the lights have at tained their most luminous effect, they will be seen like stars of the first magnitude, at the distance of six or seven leagues. By Order of the Commissioner C INGH AM, Seti souses. Edinburgh, the orthern Lighousee. . CUN N Edinburgh, December 31, 1818. This day were publhhed, itt Bvo. price 12s. boards, TWO ESSAYS ; one upon SINGLE VISION with TWO EY KS ; the other upon DEW : a Letter to the Right Don. Lloyd Lord Kenyon ; and an Account t a Fe male of the White Race of Mankind, part of whose Skin re sembles that of a Negro, with some observations on th.! CALM'S of the Differenres in Colour and Form bi.tween the White and 7 ( Teizto Races of Mcn.—By the late W. C WELLS, M.D. !".Ii.S.L. and E. with a Memoir of his life, written by himself. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; f.:ing man, Hurst, Ilees, Orme, and Brown; and Ilurq, Roliinso::, and Co. Cheapside, London. This day were published, handsomely printed in 4to. With a Frontispiece, price .C 1 16s. in boards, MENIOKIALS: or, The Memorable Things that Fell Out within tills Island of BRITAIN ' from 165. s to 1684. By the Rev. Mr. ROBERT LAW. Edited from the .IS . by CHARLES Kt Ica SuAnn., Esq.—Only 259 Copies are printed. l'rinted for Archibald Constable and. Co. F.ditiburgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and Hurst, Robin son, and Cu. Cittapside, London.—As above may be had, The Secret and True Hictory of the Church of Scotland, from the Fiestoratien to the Near 1678. By the Rev. James Xirkton. To which is added, an Aconite of the Murder of Ar:blthhop Sharp, hy James Russell, an Actor therein. Edited from the )IS& by Charles hirkpatriek Sharpe, Esq. with Portraits, it: 1 vol. 4to. price 1/. 16s. NEW EDITION OF DEDRETT'S PEE.:IAt: On the 14th will be publisbPd, neatly princes' on a fine paper, in two large Volumes, a new ',Anion, considerably improv ed, and i ,orrgeted to the Kesent time, bebtg, the Twelfth, of THREAT of the UNITED KINGDOI of BRITAIN and IRELAND, with the extinct and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names, second Titles, &c. and a Translation of their Mottoes. Maw, a List of Knights Grand Croases, Knights Commanders ' and Comman ders of the Bath, alphabe tieeil y arranged, aad of British Subjects holding Foreign Orders of Knighthood. By JOHN DEBRETT, Editor of the New Daronetage of England. Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, Clarke ar.d Sons, Cuthcll, Longman and Co. Cadell and Davies, Richardson, Booth, Lloyd, Booker, Black and Co . Murra y , Balwin and Co. Bapter, Hatch ard, Harding, liddwell and Martin, J. Walker, and Edwards. la the Press, by the same Editor, anew Edition of The New per tap of Engl and,ane in two large volumes. S LE Rh's Co POI) ELI* s esteemed superior to all other external applications for the cure of Chilblains, Sprains, Bruist fthenenatisMs, Cramps, Ntanhoets; and for the Limbs in a paralytis state. Ctionsteeleits of this esbnirable itainedy are sold in al mese estery town and agent, and often by persona who would not he snspected of art attempt to defraud their cnstomen. Purchasers are therefore informed, that unless the tame " F. if twitter" be cr.graved in the Stamps the Opodeidoc is sot ge. noine.---Frepared sad sold Sy 1. Witter/ and Sons, at the Original Wroclaw/toe fur Dr. laakees Powder, price 9s. 9d. a bottle ; but as many preens mistake the house, chum that it is tie• third from the.tride, the Number 45. S.)11 also by J. San / sn, Chford-wee.-t ; H.twkins, Bond .t-tert t : Tarl, Middle , row, Ifousorti ; :braining, It oyAl-ltachange ; and Mans, Lud. g wz-rtrcet. .. ' i i *, i f 14 i 4 , k. ) 1 ' ' r ~, , I*. I , ac l: i 11 I : 1 1 # . .1 i u A BANKRUPTS. William Bryant, Stockwell-street, 6recrAvich, coach-magte►, •ra surrender Jan. 12, 19, and Feb. 16, at twelx•, at Cuildl,-114 Attornies, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medtx,lncery lane. _ Jo 1; Flinders, Nottingham, hosier, Jan. 19, 25, and Felt. at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Fenn , Thrt.,d- William Smith , Moffatt-street, City-road, corn-dealer, J.tn. 9, 23, and Feb. 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dob son, jun. Chancery-lane. William 'Romerley, Dolton. Lancashire. cotton-manufartnrer, Jan. 16, Feb. 2 and 16, at Eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. Meddow, roft, Gray's Inn, London; or :demi. Boardman an.: Merry, J 3. tun. Richard Gilson, Bawtrv, Yorkshire, victualler, Jan. Is, at four, 19, and Feb. 16, ten, at the S.•:rooby 11,n, Not:i-t. ham. Attornies, Mr. Knowles, New Inn, Londoa ;or Rawtry. Robert Unwin, Chapel or-le-Fr:Lit, Derbyshire, timber-mer chant, Jan. 18, 18, at'.' Feb. 18, at twelve, at the 'fur:tile Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, :dr. Wake, Sheffield ; us Diagrave and Walter,Sydnotd't Inn, Chancery-lane, London. Robert Johnson, Plymouth, grocer, Jan. 20, 21, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Kiair'i Arms, Plymouth. Attornies, Mr. Kelly, Plymouth; or .fir. PaJwden, Aldermanbury, Lon.len. William Peyton, late of Lanct.lo% Inn-fields, wine and br:ln y merchant, Jan. 16, 113, and Ed.. 16;, at ten, at Culldh-lL Attorney, Mr. Hartley, N,v.• 1.;:id ; ;e-street. DIVIDENDS tu be nude :it Jan. 30, F. Gilding, Aldersgate-street. cabiaa-ntalvv, at eleven. Jan. •16, H. Vos and J. C. Es:ers, Nt-w-ct•art, .q•-lied Friars, merchants, at one. Kb. 6, T. Huulbrooke ' 110 H 1 ol born, linen-draper, at ten. Feb. 2 , W. Ritchie andSeris, Fins bury-square, merchants, at eleven. Feb. 6, J. Walker. Shore. ditch, furniture-broker, at ten. Jan. 19, J. Bewley, Newi-..ite market, salesman, at ten. Jan. 12, J. Davidson, East Italia Chambers, merchant, at one. Jan. it, W. Smith, ONa tal street, ironmonger, at eleven. J VG, L. 11. Stat.di..!:, Isi shops;ate.street Without, straw-ha-manufacturer, ..i ca. lye. Jan. 26, J. Macknight, Parliament-arect, r. at twelve. Feb. 2, 'l'. I'. Smith, Th.m.a•stieet, Itiistol, bone-brush-manufaeturer, at elev:11. .fan. t 6, J. TaLker, 1.6 , 18- acre, linen-draper, at ten. Peb. G, S. Shaw, Iltunswick underwriter, at twelve. Feb. W. M'Ktnzie, lluuticy lin tel, Leicester-fields, merchant. at eleven. 1)IV1 DEN DS to be nta,t.: in the COUNTII Y. • Jan. V. 2, S. Smith, C,:vertry, watzh-maktr, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. JUL 2a, S. Dalton, .Coventry, grocer, at eleven, at the Kill's Head ion, Coventry. Jan. 2a, J. Latibrodt, Drayeate Waiwiel.,hire, farmer, at eleven, at the King's !lead Inn, I.7oventry. Jan. eS, T. Wale, L•att,fr worth, Leicestershire, draper, at eleven, at the King's li-ad, Cevertry. Jan. 27, C. Clay, Aston, Waiarieltshire, e ta::`- maker, at eleven, at the 11. t. and Chickens, Birmingham CERTIFICATCS--.l.iNmsnir s3s. _ . C. Fowl?r, Sculcoators, Yorkshire merchant. J. I.atlhrouk, Ikayrote, fanner. J. W. MiddlywoLd, White‘hapel, perfumer. ti Brown, ClwoterSoki, grocer. J. Wilion, Rathbone-place, linJkreller. W. Torklnguso, Pendlet" L.nicashirs., S. Lilypot-laur, straw-h4-manufacturer. .1. Barker, Sheffield eurdwauter. A. Hardni4n, Bolton, Laaca,hire, nu:l -LL-manufacturer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Hutchinson and Nicholson, Union-street, floione,h, ,rocertl. Pcllatt and Simon, Thames-street, coal-merchants. Lord and Browne. Gresham and Co. Nicholas-1.:. , e, (;‘, to J. E. Cresham). Hill and Park, r, Clapham, bleu-drapers. tkaJbury and Co. I luddersfreld, merchants. NVnuhr aad .. .z. ter, merchants. J. and M. Snook, Portsea, Sc.c Caplets and Holman ' Southampton, habk.rdashers. R. aal if. Feild, Whitechapel,Stc. oilmen. Maim and Pardue, Wathaan Abbey, brush-makers. Rose and Barton, Guildford-street, irorfounders. Addy and Co. Sheffield, cutler. Ilubinson.4ad Co. Norwich, hombazeen-inanufacturers. 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