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NM I. 965" o r 3111 ER GENEUL POST-OFFICR, Merck Id, IBM FELONY—£ISO REWARD. rIIIIOII.IS PINNOCK, late of St. Ann's-court, strongly suspected of felony ; whoever shall ap- Frind him, wi l be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS, Ytrs* Pm thereof upon Apprehension, and One HIMILED POZNDS upon Conviction. The said Thomas Pinnock is about 40 years of age, stout eruh, 5 f, , et 9 or 10 inches high, dark complexion, black hair w.`isk_ri, and fresh coloured; was dressed on the 15th ul timo In a new snuff-coloured brown coat, covered silk buttons, drabit-bre..sted buff waistcoat, with buttons of the same; has era at tint-'s a yellow-green lapelled coat, a blue coat with gilt and a dark brown great coat. He has been a gentle -eant, is .up2os24 to have been in the Army, and Ku Ds wife, who is advanced in pregnancy, is pro- By Command of the Posta:taster-General, FRANCIS FREELING, Sxmiar./. TO THE PUBLIC. the Contractor for the pretent Lotter*, the earliest opportunity to publish the following by Lim from the Treasury, much regretting that _ . could arise for altering the Days of Drawing, announced them for the 17th instant (St. Patrick's list March : (COPY.) invaded by the Lords Commissioners of his Ma 'may to acquaint you, that u the 17th day of March fixed by their warrant of the let of January last ad thy's Drawing of the Third Lottery for the r3I fall in Passion Week, they have been pleased arrant for substituting THURSDAY, the 26th !iith of March; and THURSDAY, the 9th of 31st of March, being the day fixed by their said for the Ti.ird Day's Drawing. I am, &c. " S. R. LUSHINGTON. Esq: 4, ComhilL" ;TE'S REPLY TO LOUD BATHURST'S SPEECH. was published, the Third Edition, price 4s. ATIONS ON LORD BATHURSTS 'in the House of Peers, on the leth March, by official Documents. Sent, sealed, to Sir to the Address of Lord Liverpool, on the 7th these Observations. I desire that they may be te eyes of the Sovereign and the people of Emit (Signed) " stArmzon. , '.lth October, 1817." 'plan, Hurst, lien, Orme, and Brown, London. WINE AT 84s. PER DOZEN, nark..ble high flavour and great age. NS, of about 150 Dozen each, to be or in quantities suitable to the Purchasers. — be or Samples had, by applying only at S.STILISLT, SNOW•IIILL ENT HAT, AT ONLY 1$ WILLINGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. FRANKS and Co. have to offer to the S , LW. IiAT on BEAVER BODY, combining a HL; ought to possess; it is superior In appear- - . - meat and most expensive Barrer, is equally light, rar two of them, and is of a better shape, which last; it will never change its colour in any cll. the must beautiful Black; if worn for years, will un, nor will any welt her injure them, they being ;00F and will repair szver.d times, at a trifling tery time appear equal to new, and are decidedly , Hats ever offered to public notice, the attain , has been attended with great expense, labour, and glen. G. Flasks and Co. Manufacturers, Wel , Corner of Redcross.street, Barbican, London.— mien, and the Trade, who wish for superior Hats, . their advantage by applying as above. No unpaid wed.—Be particular as to the Address, as G. F. and any way concerned with a Retail ouse in Beech ' Franks. IUNTERACT the many attempts that are made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS TION, instead of the GENUINE BLACKING - IAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new their address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, my plated in the centre, that they trust an attets . the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter tble purchasers at once to detect the imposition. span BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the :en, Elm/gists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per -makers, Dtc. in the United Kingdom, in bottles, la, sisd. each. ; COUGH CURED without Inward Medicine. ICHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. Thousands of Children are cured annually s remedy. On the first attack, an immediate appli. CHB'S EMBROCATION will prevent the com toy hold of the constitution, and a few times may ire. In the most obstinate cues perseverance will desired elect ; and no Remedy can be so well cal- Children u this, for it requires no medicine to be rdly. In common Coughs this Medicine is equally and may be relied on for Men, Women, and Ml le and effeastai. In no case can this medicine be inlets signed on the wrapper by J. Roche. and every name of E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church Yard, Nay Wholesale Vender) engraved thereon. Price 4s. and ft 2s. per Bottle. .OUS AND LIVER COMPLAINT& ld and effectual Remedy for all these DID.. /Lich originate in a vitiated action of the LIM gans, namely ; INDIGESTION, LOSS of Al= PADArIIF.B, HEART BURN, FLATULEN. ;MS, COSTIVENESS, AFFECTIONS of the &c. it may be asserted with the strictest truth, that NTI BILIOUS PILLS have met with more go- 1 , and particularly by the sleclitri Profession, than whatever. This constitnt :1 their recorn the notice of every individual afflicted with the rots. They unite every recommendation of mild successful effect; and requiring to restraint or urn.g their use, are in particular a mart valuable 31.•licine for the Traveller, whether by sea or ',cal climates partizulp.rly, where the corms's:esters and vitb.:rd Bile are so prevalent and alarming 7 aluable and efficient protection. They are last. • calcrlated to correct disorders arisin g from ea hie, to restore the tone of the stomach and to re. ~tver; cernp!aint occas i one d b y i rregular i ty o f the bowels. 4 bnres at 2s. Dd. 6s. Ifs. and 22a. by R. BUTLER 4 N' s A t Chemists,l • 'o. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. P au l' s London; :cid 34, Sockyille-street, 'Malin; also Booksellers, Druggists, and Madickia Verad‘is I ' l 7 Ttva thre - .lltout the Deiced iiingtoen Firm Pans t Th e s aid Thor elide, 5 fivt 9 o and w.hisl,n, ar iirno In a new sr dr,:bl.-bre-sted era at tinris a t i L•ns, an.l a i.rvant, is t e rrkihrr•id. 11 b'24 with hum. p BISH, I• takes the tete: received 1 recessity she et:r hiving arum Diy), and the 1",1 w I am con= iesty's Treasury (beizg the day 1 for t is S.:cond Tear 19171, w 3 to direct a war hstaet, for the I April, fur the 5 former warrant 1 " T. Bun, Est BONAPART This day w fIBSER VA' V SPEECH 1417, supported !Judson Lowe, t if October, 1817 " 1 approve t Oral before the k! . .1 limgwood, Pri2red for Long POW, or rem, IGUT BI! iJid entire, ',V.rx may b 1:. NEW PAT/ EORGE PAiic t S requisite a ri the fine twill outwear It) the 1 ,Vich is Lb set spot by rail ATER PRO • use, and eves •petiN tv any 1 1 Its 21 which ha • attend° ' on House, C 11 . r . :hrl!S, DC3l° al find it to the rays received.. 0. are not in an name of I COUN daily mad IMPOSITIO :ty2red by DA I kd in which roospicann 6. :Orbit, and tl %tip enabli The Real Japa '4Tand MAE : 24 1 41 Groan ten, Boot-m • It. and 1 ROOPING ( ROC! • ATANY T Al by this r •r,43 or ROC] o •st taking at • pletely can !C . !4.lcc the de ' need for Ch ?Ll inward!, th,l(.llS , and r' , as safe an tr,ice unless • the name Ss is the wall • 1111.10 •,, S a mild ra wi I r43.ty Org f , SPAS! • &c.s, I \ON's AN' • : ' l 97tov I, 'inn t a▪ t t: w,th • - , ••htt due as :- In urn- ic ict • :.wart al at ir7a • .• v.( t: L i `cirri ter. S 4 an borei car . • • l ik' princip a l Ttyrz v - 4 O L VA I - 0 ar jr, z,14, OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, Febersesi 117. lilt. THE Principal OFFICERS ?f his MAJESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby sive Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pali on or before MONDAY, the 16th day of March next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CLOTHING for the ORDNANCE MILITARY CORPS, for a period of three Years, viz. 1819, 1820, and 1821. Patterns of the Clothing may be viewed, upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich ; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary'► Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed—" Proposals for Clothing;" but no Proposal ca•: be admitted after the said 16th of March, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sane day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. Ay Ortkr .j . the Duani, R. H. CBE i CONTRACT FOR FIR AND BEECH TIMBER, NAVY-OFFICE, March 5, 1818. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -11- SIONERSpis 3fAJESTY's NAVY do hereby giDe Notice, That on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Instant, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying the following quantities of Dantzic, Memel, Riga, or Pitch PINE TIMBER, viz. 1533 Loads to be delivered at H. M. Yard at Sheerness. 1008 Loads to be delivered at H. AL Yard at Chatham. And also for supplying his Majesty's said Yard at Sheerness with 3366 Loads of BEECH TIMBER. Forms of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party or an azei:t for him attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by Two responsible Persons, en gaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the- sum of 1.2700 for the due performance of the Contract for Fir Timber, and £2500 for the Contract for Beech Timber. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, ISM. Ditto at si •-ht Il 3 0 Rotterdam... ...-11 7 111 U. Antwerp, ex-mo. 11 llasnburgh 34 0 21U. Altoca ..........- 34 1 2 U. Paris, S day's date 24 5 Ofttn 24 25 2U. ilourdeaux do. ...04 25 frankfort on the Kline ..... 42 Madrid, effective 40 LONDON MARKETS, MARCH 10. Corrov.—There has been very little business done in Cotton ; the holders will however submit to no de pression to facilitate sales. The purchases little ex ceed 500 packages, consisting of 90 Pernambuco, 2s. 2d. 40 Carriacou, 2314. a few Surinams, 2s. Did. 110 Bahias, for export, at 2s. aid. and more would have been taken, but the supply of the latter quality is very limited ; besides these, about 120 Bengals were sold in bond at laid. to 12td. and 60 Surats, 14id: to 15td. The imports of Cotton last month, were 44,054 bags. SVGA R.—There was a steady and rather extensive demand for good Sugars during the last week ; the prices obtained continued gradually to be at advan cing prices, and at the close of the week, a farther impeovement of 2s. per cwt. might be stated on the micidlin and fine Sugars ; the very low browns at the v of la. dry bruvrn Demerara sold at 765. aleilMasirseakseassies, 76e. up to 90s. for fine. On account of the late great deliveries, the' stock in London is much reduced, and a considerable proportion in speculators hands, for which prices about Is. under can be realized; the wholesale gro cers for the country trade continue to be the chief purchasers of Sugar. The refiners, on account of the proportionally low prices of refined goods, and the limited demand, purchase only parcels for their immediate wants. and as they are not working freely, the sales of pan Sugars are very limited. Tea.—The prices of Tea are nominal on account of the India-house sale; it is expected to'close to wards the end of the week. Boheas have sold 4d. per lb. above the last sale prices. Congos are gone off 2d. to 3d. per lb. higher. CUFFEE.--There were only 24 casks of Coffee brought forward by public sale last week ; of course the quantity was too inconsiderable to constitute any criterion of the market prices ; the demand by pri vate contract continued limited; several parcels were reported to be offered Is. to 2s. under what was con sidered the market prices, but the reduction did nut facilitate sales to any extent, and generally the hol ders continued firm, declining to bring forward their Coffee during the continuance of the languid demand. The very reduced stock in London is mostly held by the speculators ; the quantity in the importers' hands is trivial ; the holders still continue sanguine of rea lizing high prices ; in consequence no public sales were brought forward last week, and few are adver tised, clearly shewing that the general opinion in the market is favourable for an advance in Coffee. It must however be stated, that the shippers are not in duced to purchase so largely as had been anticipa ted • in place of fulfilling their orde r s, they b u y a half a third of the quantity they would otherwise export, had the prices remained at what was stated as the market currency at the commencement of the year. There was no public sales of Coffee this fore noon ; there is little doing by private contract. The deliveries from the warehouse last..week for shipping are very considerable. RUM BRANDY AND HOLL ANDS..-•-•••The prices of Rum are nominal on account of the little business lately effected. Brandy and Geneva without variation. TosAcco.—There have been considerable sales of Tobacco lately ; the importers are stated to have, in consequence, greatly reduced their stocks ; the prices are improving, and the reports of the Continental markets are also more favourable, though still below the currency of London. The imports this season of Tobacco have been considerably less than what had been generally anticipated ; there are only 60 hhds. of Maryland Tobacco in the market, and nearly the. whole, we believe, in the bands of manufacturers, and may in consequence be considered out of the market. The deliveries from the warehouse last mouth were 582 hhds of Virginia Tobacco, so that the limited stock is getting rapidly reduced, and an im proving market may in consequence be expected. Faun. —The demand for Currants continues con siderable. Public sale this forenoon-530 drums Carrabona Raisins 98s. to 101 s. 337 boxes, 195 half boxes Muscatel Raisins on bunches, 61.65. to 61.105. 80 quarter ditto, 71. 175.-12 half brls. SO quarter brls. Prunes 60s. to 69.5. 265 half, 200 quarter chests, 280 drums Turkey Figs in bond 70s. to 725. 140 casks Lexia Raisins 555. to 58.„ RlCE.—Carolina Rice continues in request. This forenoon a public sale of Rice was brought forward, it consisted of 1,625 bags Bengal; the whole sold freely at a farther advance of Rill Is. chiefly taken for exportation ; good quality 255. 6d. and 265. a little inferior, 255. to 255. 6d. HENIP, FLAX, and TALLow.—There has been a great revival in the demand for Hemp ; the purchases have beer. extensive; chiefly, it is reported, for the American market; thf prices have improved about Si. per ton; the purchases at Liverpool have also been considerable.—Tallow is without variation ; but there is rather more disposition to do business.—Flax remains in rather limited request ; there is no varia tion in the currency. There have been considerable purchases of Hemp and Tallow on arrival; the sales of the former are 31. to 4/. lower; the contracts for Tallow on arrival continue to be 68s. to 70s. PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. X4 1 0 Foreign Gold in Ban 4 1 0 New Doubloon! New Dollars 0 S Silver in Bars ......... 0 s 4 COURSE OP Amsterdam ......36 10 R.2U. Ditto at sight .....36 4 Amsterdam ......11 6 C.F. • EXCHANGS„. Ililboa, effective 40 ee.iue39 35 Leghorn Genoa ... ...... 471 Venice Ital. Lie U Malta Naples Palermo ...... l2Ad per mt. Lisbon Ss Oporto ..... 60 Rio Janeiro 67 Dublin SI per ear. ROYAL ACADEMY. Mr. Fusati, the Professor of Painting, delivered his Third Lecture on Thursday evening. It was entirely upon chiaro-scuro, and back-grounds. —The literal sense of this compound word is well known. In its contracted sense it is applied to a single figure only ; and in its most extensive, to a composition. The use of the chiaro-scuro is to give substance to form, place to figures, and to create space. It is legitimate or spurious ; when the former, it is the assistant of expression, form, and character ; when the latter, a palliative for them. Of every sub ject unity is the soul ; unity, therefore, is inseparable from chiaro-scuro : the next requisite to chiaro-seuro is truth. Mere light and shadow, as seen commonly in nature, are not legitimate chiaro-scuro ; it is the business of art to arrange, by fixing one central light from which all others must emanate like rays. The most extraordinary, the most astonishing effects of light and shadow, when directed by comprehensive genius, become legitimate chiaro-scuro. The most natural, without it, is spurious. It was remarked, that chiaro-scuro sprung from LEONARDO-DA VINCI, and the degree of doubt, and even censure, with which the use of it was then received, was very ex traordinary; only one member of the Tuscan school adopted it, and it was afterwards suffered to dwindle to evanescense. The Roman School never adopted it ; no principle of it is to be traced in any of the works of RAPHAEL ; it was the school of colour, Venice, which paid implicit obedience to its mandates. There it first appeared with GIORGIONE. Several fine works of the Masters of this school were com mented upon ; for exemplification, particularly the Peter Martyr and St. Lawrence of TITIAN, and the celebrated awful picture of TINTORETTO ; where the expression of twilight, eclipse, or what precedes a storm, an earthquake, a hurricane, displays all the 1 1 powers of chiaro-scuro.—ln the pictures of PAoLo VERONESE, on account of that gaiety of mind which ever led him to represent large assemblies, chiaro scuro is in a great measure absorbed in variety of colours. But the highest summit of perfection in light and shadow was to be found in CORREGIO de sign, composition, and colour, were all subordinate to his chiaro-scuro : he expanded its powers through heaven and earth. The Professor gave a mastzrly character of ConREGIO. The rest of the Lecture was occupied by observations upon back-grounds; it would be tedious to follow him with any degree of minuteness. The great advantage POUSSIN'S pictures derive from them, and their total neglect by RA- 1 PHAEL and MICHAEL ANGELO, were observed.— A picture might become sublime and pathetic, by an appropriate back-ground ; by this, also a sublime and pathetic picture might become more interesting. The figure of a female, seated on a rock, would ex press little more than insipidity; the genius of REY NOLDS had elevated its character, by the contrast of a boisterous ocean in the back-ground. The genius of REYNOLDS, likewise, in the figure of a female contemplating the moon upon the lucid waters, had , amalgamated elegance with sympathy and desire-- In the course of the observations upon the back grounds, it was remarked, that the Apollo a Belvi dere and Jupiter, of PHIDIAS, were never formed for a room, and that we might very frequently discover how far an artist had penetrated his subject., by his choice of scenery. Among the numerous establislunettu for the culti vation of genius, may be recommended to our readers as truly worthy of notice, the Salton of Arts, in Old Bond-street. Some very excellent specimens of an cient and modern artists are there to be met with. EFFECTS 0, NITRE OE WOUNDb.--IF is the common practice of farriers and others to introduce nitre into wounds, to prevent mortification, as they call it ; but it cannot be too generally known, that this substance introduced into the body by the vascular system, ope rates as a poison, and seldom fails of effecting death. CERTIFICATP.S, MARCH 31. R. Strachan and T. Stubbs, Cheapsi,le, warehousemen. C. Valentine, St. James's-walk, (.l rkenwell , japanner. J. H. Watchorn, Oxford-street, iineu-draper. A. Drumlle, P.ymouth Duck, china and glass-merchant. H. Smith and N. 8. Johnson. Manchester, manufacturers. - e" - •••••••••• 7- "m -- "wr7 Tr•r vellsri .• - . ~:.; ... .. . ~ ... 4 „ i " ,3 ...a _ 00. . • ••• If . -.: . ,„. , e ,., ,z . . . • ee,dre' ." .4 . ;;;0 * .e .• 14 °L... g'll.-. - . • i \,.....!..„... it • - dfs. A ' .f : Iq l ' .....-...^- . . 1 f • . 1, IL • 11 . r 1 * • . 'l , ' 1 , 4,4 1 i • I,I 1 I'ILICE SEVEN-PENCE. ; t . I r• i 4 . FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. /I ANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. , ' I[l ' April 6, Ames Chectham, of Oldham , Lancashire shoentaket 'ii i and at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. , • April I 'lose, of Swansea, Glamorganshire, dealer and .. i t . I chapworom, at eleven, at the Hush Inn, Swansea. . 1 .11. 1 114 • 1 RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. , 1 John purges b,dget, of Stoke lane Somerset, common brewer 4 4 g 1 , Wm. Norton Marsden , of Salford , Lancashire, corn-dealer. % BANKRUPTS. • • Edward Sonttoo, of Fox and Knot-yard, Snow-hill, Landon, • , I dealer and chaprtun, to surrender March 14, 28, a n d April 21, , at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Deykes, Murtha' Inn. '.- Al i 1 i Charles Thomas Cracklow, formerly o f White Lion-street, Spi. tall, ids, late of Scott's Wharf, Southwark, marble mercha. t. • 1 dealer and chapman, (now a prisoner in the King's Kaach,) II March 14, 26, and April 21, at tan. at Guildhall. Attorney, Itlr. Castle, 17, Cursitor-street. Chancery-lane. t ' , Jahn Marshall, of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, eenunerclutet, ' , Merck 24, at seven, 25, as ten, and April 21, at seven , at the 1 ~...4tasbjelins, Great Grimsby. Attorney, Mr. Charles Frede- 1 rick Burton, of Weldon, Northamptocshi rs . - . , John Wood, of Manchester , broker, dealer mad Chapman, April . I 6,11, and 21, -t three, at the 9w Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, • Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, in Manchester ;or Messrs. ' i Milne and Parry, Temple, London. ' Joins Hawkins, of liudderefield, Yorksldre, butcher, dealer ind - : chapman, April 13, at five, 14, at nine, and 21, at t e n, at t h e . Wellington, Huddersfield. Attorrdes, Mr. Wm. Jacontb, 3, Basingball-atteet, London ; or Mr. M. Browne, Huddersfield. ' John Holmes, late of Birmingham, dealer in earthen-ware, (and . 4 now a prisoner in Warwick gaol,) March 31, at four, at the Roe Buck Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme, April 1,. at e Legs , of Man Inn, Burslem at twelve, and April 21, at the Roe • Buck Inn, Newcastle -under-Lyme, at twelve. Attornies, Mr. Berridge, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Ward, Barden. James Gifford, late of Frome.tielwood, Somerset, thane:reheat . dealer and chapman, (but now a prisoner in Somerset gaol ,) March 23, 24, and April ;cl, at twelve, at the Castle Inn, Beth. Attornies, Messrs. Blake and Son, Cofkes.coart, Carey-street, I . London; or Mr. John Vine Little, Rath. . t Joseph Jenkins, of Dudley, Worcestershire, mercer, grocer, tai- 1 lor, and salesman, April 2,3, and 21, at eleven, at the Pack- 1 horse Inn, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. George B ousfield,i Bou- • verie.street, Fleet-street, London ; or Mr. Wilson, Worcester. Joseph Constantine, of ('rook-MU, Kendal, Westmoreland, MI- ii 1 r) chat.' Robertson, of V-st-house, Fewstone Yorkshire, and Andrew Tyson , of Crookmill, fiax-spinner; and copartners, 1 April 7, at four, 8, and 21, at eleven, at the New RA Lim, . I i 3 Colne. Attornics, Mr. Tillotson, Cdne ; or Messrs. Ls/wee and Cowburn, Ihre-court, Temple, Landon. ! k John Davies, of Llansaintfraid, Denbighshire, spirit-And ' er t .. ! dealer and chapman, Ayr:l 3,4, and 2i, at one, at the Genesee. Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Chafes Bird,Liverpool; or / I t Mr. Peter Williams, Holywell, Tina hire. John Riede, late of Liverpool, morey-scrivener, dealer and. i chapman, March 14, 21, and April 21, at eleven, at GuilallsalL - ..1 Attorniee, Mr. Edw a rd Chester, Smile Inn, London, or Mr. . John Lime, Liverpool. ' I fl 1 ! '. George Proctor and Willi:an Proctor, of BirMngitem and Sher- Seld, opticians and c spanners, March 23, 21, trd Apr22l, at twelve, at the Royal Ile td, Birmingham. Atte, nier, Messrs. • , i ' , Swain, StevenMi2lcs, 1 eArse mad Bur t, rrederick's-pl aot ., • • .. I • Old Jewry, Landoe; or Mes;rs.' When ley and Eta, ha /lir- 1 4 tl I . • =lngham. i DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL . " ;I April 21, IL Daniell, Greek-street, Soho, mach-maker. at i ~,,..n. Akril 14, S. V. Gore, Enhopsgate-street, haberdash. r, at a li 1 eleven. April 14, W. Horn, Queen-street, Umehouse said- 1 maker, at eleven. . March 13, R. Mackintosh; Hayrnarke;, mi. 'teary , ) -.. ry accoutrement-maker. at ten 31, R. Clark. St. , /11..ry-hIU, ship and insurance - brok er , at twelve. March 31, t; IJ. R. Tolkien, St. Paul's Clinrch- yard, china and glass-sell er , f at one. April 11, W. Hamilton and M. Agar, Riches -court, ‘, jun. Red Lon-court, W2tlirg-street, merchants, at eleven. i • ' April 4, W. ILainsford, Vial.-street,' Borough of So ut h war k, 1 I linen-draper, at ten. April 14, J. Lansdell, jun. Bexhill, Sus- ...., - , sex, farmer, at ten. April 11. P. Turley, E ast Grinstead, . -11 ~i t , Sussex, fanner, at ten. April 11, T. Hall, j un . o f E ves h am, ' 1 Worcester, grocer, atone. April 7; A. Cuff, perking, Easel, I coal and corn-dealer, at ten. April 4, T. Anattll, White Horse- - i yard, Little Wild-street, livery-stable-keeper, at twelve. April V 4, E. Richardson, Great Ituascll-street, Covent-garden, linen- draper, at twelve. April 11, N. Bell, Boreham Park, Bert- 4 .i t ford, hay-jobber, at one. April 18, J. Davies,. Canterbury, 4 linen-draper, at eleven. i I • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. . Ali ' 4 i ' i April 6, A. Jarman, Tything of Street, Southampton, tan. . ; , ner, at two, at the Dolphin lon, Petersfield. April 3, W. Vin- cent, J. Tanner, J. Barnes, and S. Hancock, Newbury, ban- , kers, at eleven, at the Town-hall, Newbury. April 10, R. '1 1 ,I I , Clough, It. B. Clough, D. Masan and J. L. Jones , Denbigh, bankers, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Denbigh. April 9, T. . i '', I Dent, Carlisle, draper, at eleven , at the Bush Inn, Carlisle, " 1: Apri 2, J. Livock, scn. and jun. owestoft, grocers, at eleven, ,r, at the Queen's Head Inn, Lowestoft. April 5, .1. Johnson, Whittlesey, Isle of Ely, farmer, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Peterborough. April 7, J. liancock and T. Sheldon, Bardeen. [11 ) 1 * .# ti putters, at twelve at the Itex-bUsk inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme. i, • April 7, W. Hontl, Hanley, Staffordshise, potter and blue co- -. li lour-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle- under-Lyme. ' ft .11 , i CERTIFICATPS, MARCH 31. • i R. Strachan and T. Stubbs, Cheapside, warehousemen. C. I P I Valelltille, St. Jamees-walk, elerkenwell, japanner. J. H. • . L Watchorn, Oxford-street, linear-draper. A. Oranvalle, P.ymouth i 71 V Dock, china and glass-merchant. H. Smith and N. S. Johnson, I 1 Manchester, manufacturers. ‘ 1, DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. : I / , J. and W. Frost, Air-street, Piccadilly, army accoutrement- makers. W. Leighton, R. Riley, J. Paley, L. Harrison, and r W. Putty, Manchester, cotton-manufacturers. . W. nlutrie. IL Metric, and D. Dick, Glancy, may Lfacturers of fancl eir K anus - lies. A. Balfour and A. Landai, Stow• Park. A. F. .- ter, C. C. Sibeth, Hamburgh and London. R. Roper and J. 1l•° i l i and J. Ethane, Gravel-lane, Houndsclitch, marine block-enakaa. .0 . i l M. Butt, S. Birch, and T. Bow e r , Nautwich, cottor.-spleasees. . T. and J. Prowse, Chew Magna, Somerset, surgeons, ~ :, i. I We feel pleasure in publishing the following letter, i Is transmitted to us, in con fi rmation of a paragraph • 4 1 which appeared in our Paper, rel a ti ve to t h e cure of t that general and dangerous complaint R upture: L I TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. I • Eta--Observing a paragraph in roue Paper respecting theme at an Hernia, performed (of a Large size) by the Medical Board, 1 4 , at Charlotte Ilouse, louse, Great Charlotte -street, Bl ac kf r i ars Roada a justice, Sir, to Blessrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my I personal Sestimony. Having been afflicted nearly twenty years, and deemed incurable. by eminent Surgeons, I patiently b ore my affliction, expecting every hour to be sty last ; I at length ap- plied to the Medical Board, anal have reason to pray for that excellent Establishment, for although I am nearly 50, was per- fe t I . ctly cured in a few we e ks, and now, thank Goa, enjoy good health.-1 think, Mr. Editor, all who know me Will Aims that I Gan have no other motive for this communication than a public benefit.-1 am, Sir, your übedient Servant C. el.1141:114741S. Dog, and Stilt. near London-readoSt. C-corges Fields, °Kober 1317. ./ DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. J. and W. Frost, Air-street, Piccadilly, army accoutrement makers. W. Leighton, R. Riley, J. Paley, L. Harrison, ar.d W. Potty, Manchester, cotton-manuLcturen. W. Mutrie, B. Mutrie, and D. Dick, Glasgow mar Lfacturers of fancim:- line. A. Balfour lad A. Lands!, Stow-Park. A. P. Rdir ter, C. C. Sibeth, liamburgh st.d London. R. Roper aad J. and J. Wane, Gravel-lane, lioundstlitch, marine block-snakeea. M. Butt, S. Birch, and T. Bower, Nam-wick cotton-vjavani. T. and J. Prowse, Chew Magna, Somerset, surgeons. We feel pleasure in publishing the following letter, Is transmitted to us, iu confirmation of a paragraph which appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure of that general and dangerous complaint Rupture: TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. • • &a—Observing a paragraph In %via. Paper respecting tete enre of an Hernia, performed (of a large size ) by the Medical Board, at Charlotte I louse, Great Charlotte -street, Blackfriars Road,ta justice, Sir, to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my perlocha testimony. /Laving been afflicted nearly twenty years, and deemed incurable• by err.inent Surgeons, I F.itiently bore my affliction, expecting every hour to be my List: I at length ap plied to the Medical Board, and have reason to pray for that excellent Establishment, for although I am nearly SO, was per fectly cured in a few weeks, and now, thank Goo, enjoy good health.—l think, Mr. Editor, all who knew me will allim that I wt have no other motive for this communication than a public benefit.-1 an, Sir, your obedient Servant c. CLITZILIJIA Dog, sad Sear. near London-rearldat C-corges Folds, October 1117.