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- A. _~~ . MPF7 I ".T O RWA I 1m 1 77 - ..9111r1 '.' . 1 "N ..A.. . ' "•• ' ' ; fr ) ::. A ' ..., • , ' •-• - ' 1 . • C i ' - ' .'. ' s e" % _..t - • 'if ' ,•. -... , . ..... . . 1 • . Air cat (fi • '' • .... 0 1 .. ,„ _ , ........r , I , ... . [PRICE SIRVKNPSNCI. , ,orii 11, Rielt.isd Wools. Cantbsidure. builder_ at tea_ 31 .. . . . . . ... .. , . . . . , • • )11 , ~ . '. ' . ' 4l )- 411 A7114 : k ro : ... ".4• .. : _. , k I • , fr I 4 a l. ..... 4 % ' 411113 41 . at . 0 .. . "~. . SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH'22,IB2B. • NUMBER 1018.) - TICTMOLING4IFFICR. Mareit £O, 1828. THE COM lIISSI()NARS for ICTU A LLING kis MAJESTrS NJ Tr, du bent/ silt' notice, SALE BY AUCTION: FROM '! ' HE LONDON IiAZETTE, MARCH 21. ham. April 11, Rieh.isd Wools, CanStidge, builder, at ten,. at the Eagle inn Cambridge. April 17, Edward Itulinc l / 4 . Bath, baberdashepan ' d !seems's, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. April la, Joseph Young and William Weston Young, *kat and flour dealers, at one, at the L'ommereial Roomy, Cont-dreet, Bristol. April 16, Thomas Hampton and Edward Mops', Lite of Illfayailer, ltadnorshire, bankers, at eleven, at tbe Bear's Head lint, Newtown, Aluntgomeryabire. LORD eIiAMBRRLAT ICS OFFICE, Waited 21. Nudge is hereby alien, that his Malevy will hold a Levee at St. Jaattes's PAU', ou Thursday neat the 27th instant, at Twociaock That on FRIPAY, the 215th Instant. they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed tt2). and treat for Four Hundred Sacka of Klhtalried Housrlatabl FLOUR, One Thousand Two liuttdrid Sack. of utscurr MEAL, Thirty Tows of COCOA. British Plantation, Twenty Tomo( New Melt Smyrna RAISINS, Twenty Tons of New OAT,IIKA L— And LOBO CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Sliaci 21. sisOloidiVlOM oassarso AT TUC ICING'S. LASSOC, AT ST. JAMES ' S PA LAC a. lwahiemett and Gentlemen who propose to attend the Levee to be. !AU ea Thursday the 27th instant, are requested to bring with them two cards, with their names thereon written, one to be life With the King's Page in attendance in the Presence Chamher, and the other to be delivered to the Lord ist Waiting, who will atmoinia the name to his .51ajesty. And thole Gentlemen who are of holita-setited are hereby infoimed, that it is absolutely necessary tkiat their Dames, with the taste of the Gentleman who is cis pro. seat them, should he sent in to the Lord Chamberlain's (Alice on Weiluessity the 26:14 itissant, before twelve o'clock. in eclat! that ; :hey may be sisbatirted for the King's approbation, it being hip' Majesty's toturnitid, chit thr petietitattuti 14.41 ueseattcy 1e I . medit at the Levee, but in 4.-untnittstity with **hove 'The state apatistivats wja-not `ha sir? for the riceptios if patsy coming' to .art, until one o'c'osek.. - ' • at the Court at Si. Dank;., the 19th day of Marc:l4lB2B, Away, 1 .. Ilabi Xing s Mutt 6race/icor Mayesay in CisanciL His Majesty having becti pleased so appoint. Lieutenant General Sir nudes Cuivllle, Govern* and Commander in Chief of the Island spl•Maurisius, he this day tool the usual Oath appointed Cc! be taken by the Governors of hi, Majesty's Plantations. T:i's,ht Hundred Quarters of PEAS, Kiln-daieJ. To he delivered into the Victualling Stores at Deptford; One Halt • f the Flour, Meal, Cocoa, Raisins, and o.trotal, by the 30th of April; aad the other Half by thr '2oth of May neat ; and One Halt of the Peas by the 10th of April, and the ta.ttlainder by the 10th of May nest. • Ran-ries or the Cocoa, Raisins, Oatmeal, and Pzas, mast be produced by the party tendering. The Condition? of the Cataracts may be seen at tbh offtfe. %eh Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be' delivered before One (Mock on the Dap appointeda and Parana whe makes the UMW. /X tear Perswi at his behalf, aurnato answer whets =nevi fors M. wdz.Leß CLIFTON. SALES 1W A UCT lON. M to p., . LEICESTER-STREHT, REGENT-STREET. DWELLING H 4 ;USPS, CO INI II MIS FS, mid STABLES FOR TWELVE HORSES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Gamway's Coffee House,:Change Alley, Conlin!, Qt Toonsoaa, 'the 24th of Aptil, IBS, at TWehre o'ClOck, IN ONE LOT. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held LA under tits Crown for a term of Tbirty.four Tears, at a low Ground lient--eempri.ing FOUR DWELLING 1106/SES. Situate on the Sou.bSide of Leicester -emit, }lnept-street. In the Occupation of %Ir. Evani, Mr. Penny, Mr Rickman, and Mr. Billet', respectable Tenants at Will. At the Back, a compact AIRWS. Comisting of a Five Stall Stable, Two Two Stall Stables, a Three Stall Stable, and Five CiJach Howes, In the Occupation of Robert Snow, Anthony liammond, and neer? Sanford, F•gra. and lir. Martindale, as under Tenant at WU The Property is highly v.itible, anal may, by a Odic-lona ar rangement, b considerably iniptuved ; at present it los Lit at Low Oki IL pt.. The e•;iniated value upwards of THREE HUNDRED POUNDS PER A NNUV. The Prenatal' may he viewed, by leave of the'Tenants, of Wham Panieulars rnzy be hae ; at Mr. Cock♦•reWs 0111er, Statile tow ; af Mr. Jonathan, 13eak-creet. Waryriek weer, Goitiets. mate ;at Gamway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re gicaativet. HERTFOR D STREET. MAYFAIR. COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE and OFFICES. COACII HOUSE. and STABLE for SIX HORSES; ELICIIBLI FOR Largay/met. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) . At Garraway's Coffee/House 'Change Alley, Conshill, Do Twoasaar„ the th of April, in; at Twelve Wiled'. By Ostler ef tbe Representatives of Jens Enautiattow, Bag. deceaseti, , AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTAI E, held for a Teem of Thirty Yvan and opwarda--comprialng A eery Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, Situate No. 36 11. on the North Side of Hertford.atreet, May Fair. named with every aecoaansodeden for a ournerous Family, Remedy Repaired. and parlors escalleot condition ; In the Occupation and on Lean to Sir Jostassum -Waal= Watr.e.s ' Bart. Contaioirg, oat the Upper Floor, Three excellent Airy alexping Ronnie. a Nursery. School Room and Governess's Sleeping Room, with a Reservoir of Water. Second Ilterr—Two principal Bad Chambers in Front, Walls handsomely Papered. and Closets • Two other excellent Bed Chambers, Dressing Room,Water Cl oset, and Housensaid's Closet. niucipal Floor—A handsome Drawing Room in Front. of good yreponious. Walls bung with French Paper, Finished with Gilt liaskliags, French Windows ("twin to Maimules communicating with astothrr . Drawing Room through which, by Folding Doors. member Drawing Room is cutioected. forming a handsome Suite of Apartments cotrevantleatly fitted np. The Doors, Shutters, and Dade painted in insitatioo of Satinwood; a Boudoir or Bath Room, and Water Onset. . . On the Ground Floor.-.A gracious Entrance Has, Inner Hall, and a very censeiorlieso Stone Staircase to the Second Story, with ken Bahritre and Mahogany 'Hand ; a capital Library, ez• adieus Dining Parlour, borb'cunuasoleating ; Gentleman's Dress. lug Rem. and Waage Closet. In the Basivnyoo—An excellent Raw of Domenic Offices, emmaiently planned, and well supplied with Water; Wine Cellar, and Delliefoin Vadts, with Servant% Entraace. Particulars ossy be bad op the Premises; at the Subscription Meuse% &. James's-street; of MEWL Brit and Baymood, Soli citors Lbscolat's Inn, New square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rata, No. IWO, Regent-stmt. KINGSTON-UPON.THAMES, SURREY. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, kieniiVe GARDENS and PLEASURE GROUNDS, HOT and GREEN HOUSES; Beaetifel LAWN, CONSERVATORY, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, and all requisite Outbuildings, AM Meadow Land, inUll about FIFTEEN ACRES, • IffitMn Ten Miles of the ?Jetfoils''s. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Rouse, Regent.street,) At °areaway's Coffee House. 'Champ 00 THORMAT, th e Seth A 4 tril, ten, at Twelve &Clock, A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cearraistua 0 e J A substantial new bulk MANSION, Seated on a beautiful Lawn, adorned by luxuriant Cedar Trees, Plantations, and Shrubberies, with extensive gravelled Walks; Adapted (or the Accommodation of - A NOBLEMAN or FAMILY ot•DISTINCTION, Late the Ikvidence and Fropeay of General Johnstone, deceased, PiORBITON HALL, Situate et KingetoMors.Thanies, in the County of &trey, only ten miles from Hyde Park Corner. The Mstssins is commodiously planned and elegantly fitted up; contains a not* Salami or Entrance Hall; an Inner Hall; hand woe Dining Ptrluur; Thawing Roast. Twenty-de feel bf Ifighteas feet; Glialemates Room or Study ; Elegant Staircase; lies principal Bed. Chambers sad Four Dressing Rooms; Two Wain Oasts; and Km Sleeping ROOMS for Servants • a well arrusged and conspkte set of domestic Mims; convenie nt Out omen; L ar d e r; Dairy; B.ewhouse; Laundry; Two Coach Houses; Stabling for Eight Hou.es t with Loft and Men's Itooms crier; capital Kitchen Gatden,walled and clothed with the choicest Tick Trots, folly stocked, cropped and planted ; Conservatory, dolightfol Pleasure Ground., &c. and capital productive Meaduw Land, well drained, and captaining in all about Fly TKEN ACRES. The Premises are In excellent and very complete order, having ewes* osok erme b .ati c eough rep..ir; At for the immediate recrp i tle . n s 1114 _ Pveoliarly auapted fur any Nobleman or Gentleman waose rarelam e m ar y o r other cogagemeots may require his WAS damn i 4 tows. • Tube aimed by Tame , • Particulars may be bad on the Pre. seises; at the Grath'', Kim:ston ;• Toy; Hampton Court; Code awl Talbot, Itaciamas.4; of .)lessor. Kitts, Lillian and Whitaker, 1 4, t4eitorg, Gray's Ino.aquare; at Getaway's; mad of Mr. !tubing, 171', t" l em v st rvell of Womb Titltgas to iiewing may be bad. GROSVENOR-SQUARE. CAPITAL SPACIOUS AND VERY COMMODIOUS •. FAMILY MANSION, &talent Light OFFICES, STABLING for TEN HORSES, And STANDING for THREE CARRIAGES. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. •By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-street) .. • At Garraway's Coffeeshouse,Thangesulley, Cornhill,':" • On Tnuasnav, the 24th of April, Mtn, at 'Pareive *t{ Y. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, 'held under the gad of Grosvenor at a low Ground Min i COMPRISIMI A very commodious asd substaatially erected MANSION, Situate No. VI, On the West Side of Grosvenor square, • Adapted for the Accommodation of a Nobleman or Family-0 • Distinction, .Ccintalning. on the Ground Story, a haadsome Entrance Hall, paved, and Fire-place; loner Hall; noble Dining Parlour, coin municating, by Folding Doors, to a back Room, occasionally taming one capital Bating Room, Walls Stuccoed and Painted. 'and Marblo,Clainaray-pieco; mad an escellent Library; a e we). dive• Stone St'aircase,wbh Iron ILIUM e and Mahogany Iland-rail. On the principal Flour— An elepot Drawing Room, With Fre •elt Windows openings* a Phlegmy, cocompoc4lng the Front at toe Haase, rinionotticating by Folding Doors to a back lirawriste Ituom, wish • F.ntre ta shastinfr Bowed L)rawiog Mooni. mil a' all cosre-ptadectly fitted up. sod forming a splendid Smite of Apartmems Mt a ',amorous Assemblage, a Stars Ituom beyond, and W,.ter Closets. Oh the Second Story —Sit principal Red Chambers, with Closets, Servants' Room, and ilooseniaid's Closet, over which there are F•sr ea.-akin Sleeping Rooms, with Closets, Wirer -Choler. and oth. r Cortveni.•nces ; Secondary Staircase from the Basement, which contai:l4 Butler's Psntry, HouNricaept-t's Itoorn, Halls for .11. n and Women S. -rests, Wash House. Ki•chen. Scu .try. Larder, Wiue CcJtrs,•dtc. and Futclog kogitic to supply ,r to tile Top of the House; Are.► and Vaults around th.• House. In the arLoining 11..st.tiage, a capital Seveln Stab StAlle. and a Three Staged Stable, Coach House, with Standiti for Three Carriagea, Matei S.tting and Sleeping Room, and Lott over; with Yard, plottatuily supplied with Water. •To be viewed by Titheta only; Particulars may be bad on the•' Premiss; of Messrs. Lake and Wilkitison, Solicitors, L i ncoln's Inn. New-square; at i the Subscription Houses, St. James's-striget. Ac. at Garraway'a; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Itegent.sisevt, of whom 'tickets fur ste w ing may be had. . , DESI ,ABLE VILLA RESIDENCE, SITUATE WWII= HARROW AND STANMORF., With °Witty beautiful Lawn-and . Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Plantations, and extensive.dry gravelled Walks ; Coach .11ouse, Stables, and Bailiff's Cottage and Garden; A hue shet of Water szeoed with nth ; ' Capital Meadow Land. &e. laid out in a Part like Style; The whole cone iiiiing about FIE - Ft — ACRES. • TO BE SOLD ISY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. RO!iINS, Of Warwick Houser. Regent street. VERY DESIRABLE VILLA RESIDENCE . , sealed on an Eminence, enitim.irding extensive and de light ful Prospects of a rich arid varied` Seener y, sembracing Windsor Catkin the distance. THE HOUSE Is approached by a handsome Carriage Drive from the Lndgrs, through Plantations . and Shrubberies, to a Sterne Portico In Front, Seeps leading to a handsome Entrwece Hall; Two elegant Draw ng Rooms ecuuntunicating by folding Doors, the Front one °periling Into a beautiful Conservatory by French Windows of Plate Glass ; handsome Dining Roast. Beeakfast Roam, Library, and Gentle mair's Room; commodious Oak Stair Case, branching off to the right and left.-over which is -a Dome light, leading to :he First Fluor. and communicating with Three Principal Bed Chambers, Toe. smaller Roome r s Dressing Room, Ladies Morning • Room, saki Reach Wiogosro opening to a Ilakony ; Roomy Gallery and Water Closet ; Sagas§ capital lied Chambers over convenient and well arranged Domestic Offices, Cellars. att.. but Oakes, large Farm Yard. cipital Coach Houses and Stables, with Rooms and Lofts over; Wash House and (,sundry adjoining ; Libra Cottage, with Garden and Farm Buildings; capital Kitchen Garden, well stocked; Grapery, Green House, Pine Pit, and Melon Ground ; beautiful Pleasure Grounds, Flower Garden, Dry gravelled Walks, Plantations, Ste. a Fins Ornamental Sheet of Water -stored with Flab; capital rich Meadow Lan& The whole containing upwards°, FIFTY ACRES. Laid out in a pleasing Park-like style. Distant front London about Twelve Miles, and about One Mile and a Half from Stantoore, m o ths Road to Pinner. There is a Chapel of Ease to Harrbw, about Five Minutes walk from the Ledge, in which there is a Pew belonging to this- Estate. To be viewed by Tickets; which, with Particulars, any be had lot Mr; Robini, No. 170, Regent.atreet. LINCOLNSHIRE. Very Valuable FREEHOLD ELIGIBLE DOMAIN, CAPITAL MANSION, With mann attached and clenched OFFICES, MANOUS, And MANORIAL RIGHTS and ACIVOWSON;_ FAli![ HOUSES, AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, moo urwaarrs Or FOUR THOUSAND ACM/3 Of highly prodoetive Meadow, Pasture. Arable. and Wood Land ; Noe Soaring Springs of Water, issuing from a bed of Chalk ; Capital INN and POSTING-HOUSE, And TOLLS of the MAILKET and FAIRS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Air. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-I louse, Regent-street) AVERY VALUABLE and truly ELIGIBLE' FREEHOLD DOMAlN—Situate in the County of LINCOLN, near to a good Alarket Town, about Seven Miles front the Coast ; commas .4 capital FAMILY MANSION, with numeroiss Apartments, adapted for the Accommodation of a Nobleman or Family of Div ' unction, with an requisite attached and detached Odicev, Surrounded by about THREE HUNDRED ACRES Of Pasture Land, beautifully Timbered, presenting a Park-like Appearance, Approached by a delightfUl Carriage Drive, nearly two miles in length, through a finely Wooded Valley, With Plantation, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens; and Sne Sheets of Water 9 Sundry Farms, with good Farm Houses, sod all requisite Agricultural Bending', with Farm Yards, Gardens, ate. In the occupation of respectable Tenants, SUN DRY corr A G An Inn, well situated, acids good Posting Business in the adjoining Town ; The Tolls of the Markets and Fairs bald in the Town, Sts VIVOLS POWTAIWING OrW•1011 or FOUR THOUSAND ACRES, Of prodiretlieleiidoW,i;sie, Arable, and Wood Land. Fine Sowing Springs d Water', bluing from a bed of Chalk. The Almoner' very extensive, and abound with Game ; there are Courts Leer, Courts Rana, Rights, Royalties, Ste. appertaining thereto. Also, the Perpetual Advowson and next Presentation to TWO LIVINGS; The neighbourhood highly rispeetable ; excellent Roads, and Fox Hounds arc kept in the Neighbourhood. Particulars of --- Burcbam, &q. Conningsby. near Horneastle ; Messrs. Frere and Pinter. Solicitors, No. 6, New Square, Lin coin's Inn ; Mr. Corkehi, Holborn•court ; and of Mr. sbins, Nu. 170, Regent-street. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION. and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public 3--ar they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction and extreme eseention, that they trust will effectually prevent the many Fraud* that are daily practised en the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like lace of a pink colour coven else principal pan of the Label, the names of Day and Martin arc p:inted is white letters edged with-pink and black, and placed ou 4 white ground, the address, 97, HIGII•HOLBORN, • as also white-Setters edged with pink and black, but placed on the lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white round, the preamble sad direction* for use are printed as before black letters on WNW ground.-47, li/gbeliolbora, Sept. lava. WHITEHALL. 19. The King hat been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under tbe.treLt S%-'at„ appointing Lieutenant General Sit Herbert Tartu( to he Ale-ter Surveyor and Surveyor General ut ,the Ord nance of the Usitte•l Kingdom of Great britain and Ireland. WHITEHALL, MARCH 19 . The Kips has teen pleased to grant sstu the Must Noble William Spencer, Duke of Deson.hire, Knight of the Moat Noble Order of the Garter, Ws royal licence and peraniwion, that his Gr.iCt may accept and wear the Walrus of the Inlverial hurtle° Order of St. Andrew : Arad the King has !wen also pleased to command, that the said koncesston and esik, earl mark of bit royal 'favour be registered in .14ajesty's C..Uege of Arms. - %V 1111KHALL, Slane's 19. The King has been pleaded to vireo fetter. patent to be passed under the Gdreat Seal of the United KitssJe.m tit (heat Britain and Ireland, graining to Vice Admiral Sir Winton Julius ~ uue Hnpe, G.C.P. the laze of 'frussurcr awd lieceivLr General of the Royal Hospital at Gleenwicls. The King has been pleased to grant unto the Right Reverend Father to Goa George bishop of Rochester, the Deanery of the Cathedral COurelt of Wurceeteri the same befog void by the death of Dr. Jar en liuuk. The King ha► also been pleased to grant unto the Rev.. Henry Phidregs, D.D. the Deanery of 'thr Cathedral Church of Chester, bind by the pronsutiou of Dr. Edward Fupleston, late Dean thereof, to the See ut Laudalf. The King has also been pleased to grant unto, the Rev. John Huwe Spry, D.D. the place and dignity ut a Canon or Prebendary of the .Iletropolitical Church of Canterbury, void, by the death of Dr. Michael Marlow. The King has al,o been pleated to grant unto the Rev. William Canning, M.A. tbc place and dignity ot Prebendary of his 1114jesty's Free Chapel of 8. George. in the Castle of Windsor, void by the death of the Rev. Edward Northey. BANKRUPTCIES BNLAftGED. Joseph Dadla, Laurel Tree, Baybanuetrret, Camden Towa, wailer, from April 4, to IS, at one, at the Coon of I:potasiw skaters of Butkrupts, - BatinghaU-street • Tbontas Aunts Rear, Sloan -amt. Chelsea, ebyinisr and dfhalst, front Apia 4. to 11, at tea, at the Court of Coosasisaleotersilf Bankrupts, Ilabiughaogiertrot. Thomas Cluodiudril, Calais:sireet, Southwark, plasterer ismt bulkier, front April 4, to 11, at twelve, at the Court of Cotrunls; dimes of ilani tirpt s. -liasissikall-street. Rohm James Catticy, Cleorge.sweet, Uatssion Hoosts,aad Wands. worth, Storey, coametchatit, from April 4, to 11, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basimiball.street. BANKRUPTS. _ _ Henry •Brinsiley, Coleman-streer, saddl:r and harness-minufac turer, to surrender. March 4s, at eleven, April 11, sad May 2, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing halt.strert. Attorney, Air. J. it. Malls, Hatten•Garden. William Brown, jan. Lifith, chinamap, April 4,5, and May 2, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball lon, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins and Co. New Ina; or Mr. William Mall, Bath. William Finny, flettoo, builder, March at April 1, and May 2, at one, at the Nun of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing. hall.street. Attend's, Messrs. Evans and Co. Kvuningtun.cross. Joseph Hobbs, Gloucester, corn-dealer, April to, at four, 11, and May 2, at ten, at the swan and Falcon Ina, Gloucester. At:' tornies, Messrs. Watson and Co. Falcon-square ; or Mr. Charles limaUrldp, Gloucester. • Richard Moreland, Burwick, Lancashire, =Aster; April ft, 9, and May s, at clever', at the King's Arms lan, Lancaster. Actor, ales, Mr. Wheeler, Gray's Ina-place; or Mr. Edward Grecian AbbotWo, Barton in Keadil: Clubtopher Slater, Leeds, factor and cornnaission.apnt, Man:bet at twelve, April 11, and May 2, at one, at the Court of Cm* adssioners of Bankrupts Basinglaall-street. Attorney, Mr. Sadgrove, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. Thema Keppel,'Nassau-street, St. Mary-la-bonne, tailor, March Si, Sit, at twelve, and May 2. at one, at the Court of Commis . skitters of Bankrupts, tiasiaighall-street. Attorney, Mr. S. W. Young, Foland f street, Oxford-street. Jan Ruche, Fure.street. Crippkgaur, grocer, March 25, April 1, mid May 2, at Acacia, at the Cuun of Commissioners of Bank repta, Basisighall-street. 'Amanita, • Masers. Gatty and Co. Anget.court, Throgtuorton.street. William Denman, late of Bangor, Carnarvonsbire. shopkeeper, April 2,5, and May 2, at twelve, at the dareudon4iuildiugs, Liverpool. Amine's, Messrs. Adlington and Co. London; or Messrs. Frodsham and Co. Liverpool. John Radnedge, Bathwick, Soniersetsliire, dairyman, April 9, 11, and. May 2, at one, at the Whit. Lion Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. John Kemp, Laculn's inn.lields ;or ds. Charles Page, Bath. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Juliet Eing,Lerig Adana, Somersetabire, mealenani is in instil vent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Flied March 21. William Donner' Gilbert and Thomas Gilbert, Leadenhali-street, snathesnatical lilitremedt-makeri, are to insolvent circumstances, and are unable to meet their engagements with their creditors Filed March 21. ' John Tither, jun. Burlin:the-street. and Cottels-lane, Bath, livery stable-keeper and kackneyman, is in imeleent circumstances, and Is enable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Filed March 21. DIVIDENDS to Ile made In BASINGHALL.STMEET. April 11, Thomas Hawn Smith and John Pember, Hatton. garden, tailors, at eleven. April 11, Joseph Harvey Farraud, Clare, Suffolk, tanner, at tea. April 11, Thonias Mumford, Ken nington Cross, Surrey, coach master, at eleven. April 11, Daniel Child, Beauvoir-place, Kinplandiroad, piano-forte maker., and of Bull-yard. Fann-street,Goswell-street, box and packing-case maker, at oue. April 11, Thomas Phillips and Isaac Phillips, Penchants street, boot and shoemakers, at eleven. May 20, W. Henderson, Warwick row, Illackfriare-road. Sauey, oil and colourman, at eleven. April 11, lltyan Trosigbtosoen. and Joseph Ttougbtoo, Wood-street. and of Overton, Hants, silk throwaters. DIVIDENDS to be made iu the COUNTRY. April 12, Edward Thomas Cos, Henry John Downes, and dianchard Thetis, Kingstomupon-Hull, merthants, at eleven at t h e and Duck Tavern, Eingstomupon-HulL April 14, R obt. Crytoft Harvey, Alburgh, and Edward Hill, Wortwell, Norfolk, millers and Sour merchants, at sits, at the Bowling-green Inn, Norwich. April 12, Edward Atkinson, late of Morpetb, Nur thembrlitand, tanner, at eleven, at eke Turk's Head lon, Netveas -114,4,puti-Tynt. April 16, Sand. Parker, Wbitchurcb, ropthire, tro o l oonger, at eleven, at the,,Swon Inn, Whitcburck. April 10, William Taylor, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, surgeon, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Grekt Yarmouth. April 11, Wm. Mann, Wallingford, Berks. inikeeper, at ten, at the Lamb Inn, Wallingford. April 15, William Tat ham , Nottingham, lace ma, n t sfacruna, at twelve, at Ow _Flying Horse lao, , Nottingbasq. , April 11, Marerltotihmen,Willians Partridge,.aird /leggy Tindal*, Oltotiogliass, w hallow!, at devcv, at the Royal Hotel; 1:111.11114" ' CERTIFICATES, Aran. 11. William Addison ;nil John 'Wren, Nlanche.ter, drapers. Ahem. Thornton, late of New Palace-yard. Westminster, merchant. Isaac Aeteon Fel,lop; Susses-hou.c, Holland-street, Kensington, sehedimastet. Itiehard Ringer, Aylsham, Norfolk, shopkeeper. • S. Dyson Citherine•st reet„. Strand, picture dealer. Wm. Forster, Lamb'. eon ink -street. St-George the Martyr ' • ecrath.maker. ltd. J. Machined, Lomhard.wreet, sword caller. William Sisk. Lives. poohnreer Ilishopsgate-strett,'9llmaa. John Alertind,r petton, Feuchurch-street, insurance broker. Thomas Teulon, Warrington, Laneaah.re, cotton spinner. William 11(4ckaiimo la butt and ('hark. Bryan T i rbutt, St. Mildred's coi.rt, merchants. _Robert -Thrower, jun. Ipswich, Suffolk, *be worker. PARTNRRSIIIPS I)ISSOLVIM. lismwel Anthony, Jntiti Authony. and Thomas Doitera Mer. Ihrtided • Glamorganshire,and at.Tri•degar.Bedwelty, Mor raenotis• shirroasercers and woollondripers (a. ar as regards 3. Anthony) : Rob** Drury and Robert .Lamb, thmscswer," Tufkahlre. • a. IWO John Lasssbn n, William K Laminae+. Thrones 3 revrick, lambs Pyhos, and Jahn Ander-en NeweastlimsposisTine. hankers, (so for as enriceine James Ppbus).• 'John Thiesneep and Robert. - Pritchard. Mater-side, tis:ifiz, Yorkshire, binsbesin Saldiert. Joanna dinfieuod and SamL Alayworid, Plaistow, &see, plumbers and glatiers: Joseph Lovell and Charm:, Lora, UabrlAge, iiiiocha makers. George Duckworth and William Ireland, Fleet street, printers. Th;nplulus Richards, jun. ltdanuncl Healey, and Georg, O. Darr* High-street. Borough, and of Birmingham; Importers and manufacturers of Firnch and other °mauls-tits. W. Bran:run and John Coldbeek, Manchestei, silk finishers. Cherry Buckle and" Thomas Buckle, Barnard Caole.Derli.wi e linen and woolitnalrapers. Richard Morris and John Frederick Parnell, Regent -street. Paces dilly, auctioneers. George Cooper and E. kl. Cooper (-sect:tors of Leonard Cooper, deceased). and Thomas Holland; Manchester, commission agents. Duncan Erhard Lewis and Robert Golds one, Bath. James Winter, • James Whitfield, and Alsjor Hastings, Sussex, statuaries and scone (114•0011. Sharp Theriby and William Metcalfe, Wapping, cosi merchants. William Hancock and John Ore, Devonport, mercas and drapers. Wm. Billing, Edward Blake, and Edward :Billing, Devonport, woollendrapers. J. Knight and James Blake, jun. Norton Feigate, chythists. Julia Reynolds, Benson Rathbone, Thomas Reynolds: and Joseph G. Reynol•is Ilusithry-dyfan, Glattiorganslaire, merchants (so law as regards lienson ltathbone). • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-oFFICE, MARCH 20. 1828. lit Regiment of Life Guards—To be Lieutenant., by purchase— Cernet and Sub-Lieutenant Henry Every, vie Leeson, pro.. meted; Cornet and Sub. Lit torn, in 'George William •Fox, Lord Kinneird, vice Men/. wbo mires. • • To be Cornets and Sub.l.krutenants, by purchase—St. George. _ Caulfield, Gent. vice livery; Iloratip Edward ilamood, Gem. vice .Lord Kinnaird. Royal Regiment ui Horse Guards—Cornet Jean Vlwerff trelly to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Cbichester, pr..rnotir Alexander George Fullartun, Gent. to be Co tart, by. purclkasei vice Shelley. 58th Regiment of Foet—Lleutenant•General Kenneth Mackenzie to be Colonel, vice /fakir-General Lord Fredmick s lientincL, deceased. • OFFICE OF ORDEAEC6, MARCH go, Isis. Corps of Royal Ragineers—Bftvet Major William Cuthbert El. ph:nit:me Holloway to be Lieutenant -Colonel, vice Hugh" re tired; Second Captain Philip Barry to be Captain, vice lioUcia way, promoted; First Lieutenant Josinia Jebb to be Second Captain. mice Barry. promoted; Secnnd Lieutenant Charles C. Wilkinson to be First Lieutenant, vice Jebb, promoted. • GZIK.U.4I AVIIIIAot at TUC Palra or easeful Coax, CovIRNS IMPORTATION. MIAMI of TO blameis 14. Wheat 53i. Od. I Oats tle. 04. I Beans 364. 104. Barley Os . Sd. Rye &U. 3J. Peas 39a. 14. FRENCH PAPERS. !ROM THE GAZETTE DE PEARCE, MARCH 20. BUCHAREST, FiIISWART 4. The Prince Governor of Wallachia received on the 22d, through his agent at Constantinople, an assural•ca in the name of thr Sultan, and f:om his nwn mou , h, that even in case (which GOD fox bid) war should break out between the Ottoman Pane and a foreign •Power, the two Principalities bhu old never he invaded, attacked, or overrun . by Turkish troops. The Prince was also itivited to make 'known this assurance for the ges,eral tranquillity of the country, and I e in fact cnamiuni tated it on the 24th to-the•a'seanbled Boyards. • The Prince of Si . istriall-s ordtred the Basch Bacilli, Aga • ol' Wallachia, to arrest ail Tm ks who shall be lqiincl without permissi ,n in that province, and to send then) ' under a good•e,cort to the Tatkish authorities on the other side of the Dlntrbe: The l}.sch Beschli has him. self given the Beschlisaf ifistrietaordets to take care, on their petsonaltesponsibilithio maintain public order.— : Austrian Übserver. VIENNA, MAtacit 10. Yesterday the Marqu:s Traversinfr•Lieutenant Colonel in the Russian Navy, ponied through this city, going expre%s from St. Petersburgh to Malta. It is said that the Turkish Proclamation of the 20th October, was known at St. Petersburgh on the 25th Februaryibut that it had err; produced any extraordinary effect. The favourable accounts from Bucharest have caused a %mill rise in our funds. Tie me , alliques are to day at 591; Bank Sates, 1,022. Augsburg tiazdle. VIENNA, Tics. 10. PRIVATg CORRESPONDIECIG The accounts froM London say, that in the last ion. fetences between the Russian and French Ambassadors and Lord Dudley, respecting the pacification of Greece, it was resolved to make a lAst joint effort at the Porte, and to invite Austria and Prussia to support it. A cornier has, in consequence, been • ant to Constantinople, and it is even thought that no executive measure against the Porte will be employed till the answer of the Divan is received. This circumstance affoids a strong proof of the pacific sentiments of Russia, for the closing of the Bosphctrus is an immense injury to it. Meantime the latest accounts from Constantinople, dated the 19th of February, which have ben received here br express, but which are not yet published; are of a vet) , lattstac• tory nature with regard to the sentiments of tba,Sult a n, and it was beyond a doubt that the . Reis Effendi has made a communication to the Lai opeassMinisters, who are still at Pera, in which he again deciates that new negotiations are out of cheque:dart so longs the rebels do not consent to submit. This news from Constantinople has crossed the above from Landon, and we can only inter that two months' time have been gained, and on the other hand; that the pacific intentions of Russia ate 'demonstrated in the strongest manner. Persons 'who doubt, indeed, think notwithstanding this, and during this period, the Rus- sians will advance to the Danube; but this does not seem probahle.f hi. de Taitiscleir ymterday received a courier from al' kli• Ws billssitle ebe4l4 be the Marquis de Traverser; • dais jut this has appeared very probable, .both struts sod tilation.—tlintwe of Gaulle de Frew) •