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tom/-~~ . • .4 - _li.'.4 ' .‘ 4- • -. • . 4 ' . - , e.t 7 f • 06,.. ..( 1 / 4.. • . .. . ." 1 . \ '\ - e 4 . i C. . ._ ~ . _ fp , - - - Th :- -. -'' - . N...... 1 . . . . .. . . . . ..0.- r pro 111, by .or 4 ntrar • TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDWIS, OF THE•COUNTY OF LINCOLN. IMTLEMEN, AFTER an unremitted Canvas of foutteen weeks , , in which I have earnestly endeavoured to pay my respects to all my Constituents, I may now presume, from the very Bat tering reception which I have experienced, to entertain the hope that I may again be placed in the elevated situation of one of your Representatives whenever the dissolution of Parliament may take place. If the whole tenour of my past conduct will not support su:h honourable pretensions, it would 11l becowte me,'under the high sense of gratitude which I owe to you, to attempt to prove them by my professions. To the zealous attention of my friends i n every part of this extensive County, I have to express my warmest acknowledge. ments, and humbly to beg they will continue those kind exer tions in my favour by which I am encouraged to indulge in the fullest prospect of ultimate success. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very obliged and faithful humble sextant, ' Manby, March 51, 1518. CHAS. A PELHAM. z re.dreerr• — ... ALL MUST BB DRAWN NEXT TilligSDAY. Two Grand Prizes of 50,000 Pounds ! 34 other Capitals of 5,0901. 1,0001. fcc. &c. • Above 1,300 Prizes of 100/. 301. etc. /cc. And the First Blank will have Four Pipes of Port. Althou,,h Two-rinses of the Tickets have been drawn, . yet Two-vaisos of the Grand Prizes remain in the Wheel for THE LAST DAY. • DISH, the Contractor, had the pleasure to sell, 1. • in 16 Shares, No. 4,706. the only 30,0001. yet drawn, be llies nearly half the Capitals that have beeii drawn, and BOTH the Blanks entitled to Four Pipes of Port Wins ascii. 'There are but few Tickets and Stares now to sell ; therefore, T. BISH respectfully Invites his Friends to choose kninediately, the Two Thirty Thousands, either at 4, Coaxisna., or 9, Coo orro-Cooss, where. in the L ast Lottery of Three Prizesof Thirty Thousand Pounds, _ - e case ' ANTRA MAST' CTS FOR TIMBER, SPARS, ace. X.417-OFF/C/:, April 2,1212, rri-IF. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS st)yr PS , l* fis ALiffESTP's .Y. 41-- do Acrebygine N o t ice, Ta,t WE.I)NESDAY, the 15th instant, at One oTbaelt, st,:s rill -ady to treat with such Persons u may be swilling t-act fur supplying his 'Majesty's several Dock-yaids with 2r.v of the f•illoning Ankh*, viz. DANTZIC and ,AIEMEL FIR TIMBER. EAST COUNTRY OAK PLANK. AMERICAN RED PINE TIMBER. Ditto Ditto HAND MASTS. Ditto ASH RAFTERS. NORWAY SPARS. Distributions of the Articles, and Forms of the Tenders say le tont at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of Tracy, nor any noticed, unless the pony or an agent for him ', will Id eI. itni Qtt l steal ell, ti (1) a their :e tnis. °lea in es were ;ed the BISH sold them ALL! And having already sold in this Lottery, the only 3n,0001. yet drawn, shay not the words of the Post be parodied in saying, Thu is a non /3g Tide elllSH's Lurk, Which taken at the Fhail, leads to T6U R Fortune ! ,s:nc a ndle of cling a attends . Every Tender trust be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Boyd, and sign:d fl 'two responsible Persons, ai ming to become bound with the person tendering, in the sums stuunder-mend .ed, fur the due putforitaaac of the Contracts, viz. For the Contract. foi E t hic Goods - £5,009. American Goods 45,000. -- Norway Goods £l,OOO. ema:es , ICH IVHEEL.—Ont STATE 01." 2 Grand Prizes of 530,000 1 5,000 2 6,600 Tickets to Draw. HE WI MEL. .4 Grand Prizes of ,e4OO 300 200 re been torney: ient bas action, 111111e:1 uld not PRIVATE TUITION. Qsananzest, and every other tart of Fashionable Dancing requisite for genteel Society. MR. HOPKINS 1 , ..!gs leave to return his grateful ThLnks to his Friend; cold the Public, for the highly dis tinguished patronage he has experienced, and resioctfully solicits a continuance of their favour.. Ladies . 71:141 Gentlemen % ho have user acquired this accompli.hrnent, or, ahn have not attained tie present mode, may be expeditious 4 instructed to qualify that for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Soathanktrs' street, Foster-lane, Cheapside.— A T a GENERAL MEE T I NG of the ALLSUB SCRIBERS to the FUND for the RELIEF of the SUFFER:OIS by the late FIRES at NEWFOUNDLAND, held this day, at the New Englatid Coffee-house, MARMADURE HART, Esq. being exiled to'the Chair, Stated the purpose of the Meeting, as adverdsed in the public Papers, was to consider of the most eligible mode of distributing the money that had been subscribed for the relief of the urfor tuctate Sufferers by the Fires at Newfoundland, on the 7th and 21st November last ; observing, that although the amount sub scribt d was nut so ample as the great necessity of the case seemed to require, as it only at present amounted to X 2,015. 14s. 9d. yet small as the amount was, by a judicious distribution, it would, no doubt be essentially serviceable and very acce p table to many who had ' lost their all in those dreadful conflagrations; and as the fittest objects to, receive the benefit of the charitable donations would he best selected on the spot where those grievous' calamities happened, he submitted that a Committee should be appointed of Gentlemen resident at St. John's, to receive and distribute the funds collected on this occasion. • • The following Resolutions were then unanimously agreed to : Resolved, That John Bland, Esq. High Sheriff N. W. Hayles, Esq. William Haynes Esq. John Williams, Esq. Thomas H. Bro oking, Esq. John Boyd, Esq. James Stewart, Esq. Be appointed a Committee to receive and distribute antoog the most distressed Sufferers by the Fires of the 7th and 21st of November last, the money that now is or may hereafter be sub 'sevibed to the Fund ; and that they have liberty to add to their number at discretion. Resolved, That this Meeting views, with great satisfactkm, the very liberal manner in which many benevolent persons in Spain, Portugal, and Italy, have contribute d to this Fund ; and especially, it becomes this Meeting to notice in terms of high commendation the prompt and effectual sympathy for the New- - foundland Sufferers which was manifested by the Cities of Bos ton, New-York, and Philadelphia, in spontaneous Subscriptions to an amount very far exceeding what has been raised here, and of which the Sufferers haveheeu receiving the benefit when they were most in need, and when the season had excluded them from intercourse with this country. Resolved, That a copy of these proceedings be transmitted to the High Sheriff at St. John's, for the information and govern ment of the Committee appointed there, and that they be autho rized to proceed to an im mediate distribution. MARMADUKE HART, Chairman. Resolved, Tbat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the ktillitrain for his conduct in the Chair. • JAMES HENRY ATWOOD, Secretary. AmoUnt of Subscriptions advertised, .g 1958. 195. sd. At Prescott and Co.'s. .Cio 10 0 John Hambrough - At Bosanqtet and Co.'s. - William Townsend - 2 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Mary Barnard - - 2 ' J. T. per the Rev. Mr. Burde n - —2 0 0 At Torquay, by Messrs. hunt, Stabb, Preston, and Co. Hon. Mrs. Grey - - JES 0 0 lion. Miss Grey - - 20 6 IM. Lombard, Esq. - 2 0 0 1 0 0 Mrs. Utley - . 11ev. Mr. Sheepshank - 10 0 Rev. Jno. Sweet, Ozton Hous e - 11 0 Rev. F. BeWield, Primrose Co tta g e 2 2 0 Rev. 11. L Lounds - 1 1 0 Rev. Johu M ea de - - 10 0 Rev. Aaron Nock - 1 1 0-17 5 0 Wm. Cozens and Co. Gibraltar, by Cole, Cozens, and Co. London, being the ba lance of 100 dollars - 12 0 0 Mrs. Ahdy, Bath - - 20 0 Miss Ahdy, ditto - - 20 0 Mr. E. Abdy, ditto - - 10 0 J. Thompson, ditto - 1 0 0 A Lady, ditto - - 50 0— - LONDON, MAILLIS 31, 1818. 1 SUPPLEMENT TO MR. EUSTACE'S TOUR. In the Press, and speedily will be published, by J. Mawstas, No. 39, Ludgate-street, A THIRD and SU PPLEMENTAL VOLUME, in 4to. to Mr. EUS'FACF:s CLASSICAL TOUR. througlk ITALY.—By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. F.R.S. F.A.S. F.L.S. The late Mr. Eustace was in Italy collecting materia for a third Volume of his Classical Tour, when he was sw ls icimly snatched front his friends and from the world, in the full mata rity of his lotellectual powers, but in the early bloom of his lite rary fame. In the favourable reception and extensive circulation of the two first Volumes of his Tour the Public have borne testi mony to their conviction of his learning and his taste. The pre sent Volt me is intended to complete the labours of Mr. Eustace, to supply his omissions, and to describe those parts of Italy which he had not visited, and which others have seldom exrlor ed. The Author of this Volume has been particularly anxious to extend the knowledge of the Interior of this Classical Region, into which so few travellers have penetrated, and of which so little is known. He has, at the same time, enlarged its contents by a Tour round the whole Island of Sicily, an Account of Malta, an Excursion to Pola, in Istria, and a Description of the celebrated Monasteries of Montserrat, in Spain, and of the Grande Chartreuse, in France. This day was published, in Royal Quarto, price 21. 2s. boards, ATREATISE on the WEALTH , POWE R, and RESOURCES of the BRITISII EMPIRE, in every part of the World; a General View of the Value of the Landed and other Property in the United Kingdom, and in all Colonies and Dependencies of the Crown, including the East Indies ; the Annual Income arising from Agriculture, Mines, Minerals, In land Trade, Foreign Conunerce, Navigation, Fisheries &c.&e.The whole illustrated by copious S tatistical Tables. 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Folio, A T. fly Edition, being the 13th, of AVRAGG'S IMPROVED FLUTE PRECEP TOII.: or, The Whole Art of Playing t.a German rTad..3-2d eaei to eve,; capacity, on principles entirely I, 'm• TI.: :or.tents are, a copious Sr - of Instructions ; a Set of rr - g-ssi.:e Le use ; Sitty-four n Duets or Airs (ad iih; mo;t us•-ful Keys, each of ''. is preceded by an E 1 1 ,1 44..ry Note, uy which the Pupil .s pcsLressively led from to ta,k,t to the most difacuk Kty, without rewiring any other 4 loant. A Supplement, containing Twenty favourite Ari tun ; LI kspendix, containing Thirty-three Scottish and other tit arol a Set of Preludios in the most useful Keys. The lararrng the cheapest and most complete Work of the iatant. I Printed for and sold by the Author, No. 17, Little 14 . Ruler -street, 13 , ,etori' Cornmqnt. i r Vl,_.‘ Cambs.—No final , ?scept it is signed" J. " l e ttl rod Pak / In the Tule and Address. iir train propose ould wri zing '1;"•Y, 2$ could a ssi:zs your leis .And ti e en! but you a client .1w attor- you will hi i 1) ister of ir lac Mr. y last, tine ttz be* with nant James . from tt e of the Bruadfoot, v Stewart, C:rcolock Alocander, of his age, t lIIAD, April 3. d to es of si to Os 44 tDAL to A lb to 91 lb. (4 to 71 G. a "'I. Ds to 271 les Ds to tl6l tit DI to 961 Os us to 271 Us DLES. ........ 791 id Od to -- 41 ..... 001 Od .79s 04 _palm, 110 s od od to 2$ 2d od to oa Od sd to os od Ufil I. " to Sb ed Price. to 43: a to 416 IA —Naas, 710 4 36s to 568 C , " . 2 1 Od the 113.• Wheat 1 is 41 6 is W.I. 051 ..—Ittrir! . ..-0.--1g1.16, 001 t°t2 COs o s---.1,••••-, • • ••• • • Ir. 90 OS pr. ?d.) 17 f-'.O 18 21 80179 i s . 4..29 1 8 s• 5-7371 0 Ri t Y des after )t. - 2 11=1/, CCSTO3f-HOL7E, LONDOA, Aim! 1, 1818. FOR SALE, r , t"te Floe. tic C.lnnipianers of his Majesty's Cus:wns, (11 Mandl the 13th, Tuesd:y the 14th, \Wednesday the 15th, Thursday the ; and, in the following WeLk, on 'Monday 20th, Tuesday the ftlst, Wednesday the 21d, and Thurs ei, the s d instant' at one-o'clock in the aft e r noon precisely, Contmercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-la THE FOLLOWING GOODS: Pull EX PORTA T Fast-India and other Foreign prohibited Goods. ros Hosts cot:sew/ton. Ta, Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, Sugar, and -other Grocery; T.moiads, Saccades, Pickles, Arrow Rost, Honey, Was and Tam '.'andles, Shels, Balsamn Cepivi and other Prop, cb&lt alter, Bed Feather s, Skins, Tobacco, Snuff, Co t Wool, Rus sia Sa.c.in, Squirrelakin Linings, Shawls, Lace, Pictures, Seined Pepe, Thne-pieces, Dutch Drops, prepared Medicine, T.v , , board and unbound Bons, Drip Stones, Wood, &c. ncovdcr, Tobacco Ashes, antaundry other Goods, as men ;:ntsl in the Catalogne. .ilia seven Casks, thirtee n Rahn, and six Hogsheads of To having remained in theWs o gehouse beyond the time limited t) ;ay. Clear of all Duties. Tie over-time Tubuai add Tobacco Ashes to be viewed at de Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks; the Gunpowder at Barking; the W od, &c. at the Tobacco creti, lintlkehithe ; and all the' other Goods at the King's alhowe, Cu .:"m-house, and at Globe-yard, and Lingham's Taehou-,, 'llames-street. The e: the first four days will be on view from Wed- 1 tAtd...t the sth. to Saturday the l lth, and those in the last four Ltt from W eslttestlay the 15th, to Saturday the 18th instant, fan ten °Weill' the morning to three in theafternoom N.B. Goods bought at this Saic must be paid for at the Re. tl of Vines a::(1 Forfeitures Office, Custom-House, on or bthrt Saturday, the 4.3 d of May, iBlB, or the Deposits made Arena w 3 abs olutely become forfeited. Catalogues to ne had at the King'sWasehouse, Custom-House, Face One Shilling each. _ • PORT OF WIETRIOTITH. 0r.1.r !Iv! lion. Commissioners of his 'Majesty's Customs, Ori TI-russv, April 21, ISIS, at Eleven &Clock in the Fore noon, will be ,•ci , •::•4 to PUBLIC SALE, at the Custom- IleJoe., Weymouth, THE 600DS UNDER-MENTIONED , For House Consumption, 17 Gallons of Brandy; 70 Gallons of Geneva, 9 nem of Rope, 2 :Anchors, Tea, 2 Bottles Wine, 1 Bvi:k Compourdi, 10 11.ntles Perfumery, 9 Deal Ends, and 3 ;.e:6 of Balk Timber ; Which Will be put up at the Duties to which they are re trrively liaile.--For Exportation - Silk Scarfs and S Pieces India Handkerchiefs, 5 french Silk Handkerchiefs, 40 Yards Silk, Satin and Sarsenet, 1 Piece India Crape, and 2 Pair Angola Gloves. Alio, the brokesup Hulls and Materials of sundry Vessels and Boats. The Clods may be viewed by applying at the Custom-House, two diys previous to the Day of Sale only. PORT OF PLYMOUTIL ay Order of the lion. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, us TUtiDAY, April 21,1818, by Ten o'Cloch in the Forenoon, will be eiposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Custom-House, in this Port, 1111 E GOODS UNDER-MENTIONE vIZ. Oat large - tinting Press, one Binding Press, 1316 lbs. Types, itt Carpoter's 'fools; 2 cwt. 2 qrs. Pasteboard and I'aper, 2 Japan Bresdeg Cases, sundry small Articles of Stationary, Rooks, bound and I..nbound ; 70 Tinman's Tools ; quantity of Ishchen Furnituri ; Soap ; td Plough Wheels ; 7 broken up Boats and M. nrills, and sundry old Stores of Boats, &C. Also, to be Sold, for payment of Duties and Charges, Some Books, bound and unbound ; some old Linen and Woollen Apparel, and Bed Furniture; Writing Desk; Black lead Pencils; common Watch Seals, Chains, and Keys; Thim bles, Carnbs, &c. Log of :Mahogany. N. S. The Goods abov !.-mentioned van be set up in several Lots, and Sola to the higher. Bidder. Attendanze will be given at the Custom-house aforesaid, for vitwinkelse soma. three days before the Day of-Sae tg;•:. 1,000 118 T 6 ---- 500 I &c. &C. Ste. MUST ALL BE DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY, Attu. 9, When the LOTTERY will finish. The First-drawn Blank will have Four Pipes of Port. Tickets and Shares warranted Undrawn,) are wiling by Rienamison, GoouLuct.. and Co. at thrir Offices, 104, Bank- Buildings, Coralfill; :Ind facing the Gate of the King's Hews, Charing-Cross. - _ T and J. SIVEWIUGHT, respectfully invite • • Public attention to the state of the Wheel of the present Lottery. Two-thirds of the Tickets are now drawn, yet Two-thirds of the Grand Prizes remain in the Wheel, viz. Two Prizes of 90,0001. ' 34 Capitals of £5,000, £1,000,3cc. and above 1,300 Prizes of £doo, £5O, Btc. which MUST ALL BE DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY. That Thirty-sir. Capital Prizes, incladtog Two of £30,000, stoultigremain in the Wheel for the la,t day of drawing, is ,t circumstance unknown in she annals of Lotteries. Th.re are but few unsold Tickets and Shares, which may be had at No. 37, COINHILL, I 38, HAVIAILICF.t. 11, 1101.114311 N, 141, OXFORD-bISELT, The old and fortunate Offices of J. St J. SIVEWRIGHT. THURSTON AND RHODES'S SHAKSPEARE. This day was published, most splendidly embellished and printed in the best manner ' No. I. price us. or on large paper, with proof plates, ss. of THURSTON and RHODES's SHAKSPEARE, comprising the whole of the Dramatic Works of our im mortal Bard, with copious Notes and Illustrations, selected with great judgment from the labours of Johnson, Stevens, Reid, and 'fheouald ; also the Life of the Author b y Rowe; and Drs. Johnson's and Farmers Essays on his Genius end Le arning. 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Experience has preyed this medicine to be the most salutary and efficacious remedy for Colds, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Asthmatic Affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it almost instantly removes slight and recent colds; and a very few doses are generally suffi cient to overcome these which from neglect have assumed a more serious character, and are also accompanied with cough. Being peculiarly adapted to give fceeden to respiration, it is the most effectual medicine in asthmatic complaints, shortness of breath, hoarseness, whestings, soreness and obstructions of the breast and lungs, and all the usual symptoms which attend the beginning of consumptions; and if taken in thee will prevent this fatal dis ease! 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William Lawrence, and May 16, dement and Nvi a n% Bell, of Mayl . 6,at ten, Eli Read and • drapers, April tornies, Ales: ford-court, T John Robinson , in, C 3, and Bayer, Pay Roue 31.tbson, el, and Ma) Shuter, Millbart DIVT" April 18, 3. May 2, J. Callow Thregmorte hams. Coleman Michael's Ma, and J. Forrest 48, G. Frauki Cooke and 1).. 9, J. S. Bray, c Thomas, Hatfw) naer Fenchurch-sn wine-merchant gist, at one. -J May 30. 1). -Itubemson an twelve, Mat linsbury-slu. Wurthiue, st: Alinuries, nu army accuUt merchant, at DIV May I,T. at the Star, at the Unici at eleven, at upon-Avon, May 1, Vl i Durk, Hull two; at the J. Child, lincu-draper , Lowdharn, lierc lord, C.. Price, bury, bake, Hum, An furniture-di Potter Rowland, Robinson Carter au( and Kay, ,garden, potav roal-ntercls , Edwards and Walks. LichopsKAt Vi Co. Stepor paint-mare Farren ar mLlirwrw ken, Mil lvi a t s Otts'lhd •S 2 The A wee► en& -.., s 4/ : it l lt. 4 , . rt. 1,.. • , ..o ' .. , .. - .... ,N,....1 . i '4 , rz , .. ....-•tt •.. . - i rill , —..,. . , • ',-. 1 , • i i, . , : 1 , ,' • ;. , 1, 1 : 1.1. PIUCE SEVEN...PEN cz. i : f , i.• . i 4 l . 4 i , was published, price 6 1 . sewn , - : • : • .SSICAL JOURNAL, No. : 1 antainbag. a Variety of Caassacat., lksawae, ' atees. Puld,Watd Warterly. i t 4 1 i s Of`Fabcr's Origin of Began Idolatry, u-Lk ' 'ef ;. , . ••J )4 . ! - 4 t. 1 1 1 , Coincide:nun, NO. I.—(h the Seierce of • baldeans, by Sir W. Darstsroes—ltemarks IA 1 • ' [ l t. ch of alayles by the Rev. ). Joyis--.11411.- . , , .. ). lll—Aldertf Gredic Proverbs, from Ca/. , I 1 . , ain Greece"--NJtle et Curs altversta in t', ) TH. FORWER, F.L.S. No. 11.—,Anna .. in recans. C. A. Eirfardt—On the Particle a., , I el I ,a—An Rimy on the Graek Pastoral Poets •Litterature Grecque, No. I. par Cm earailelel I atio.Cod. Hark 5674. cum Ott i ss.E4l. DTA, a the Character of Plutarch ..s an Watortaelv : • I arks on some of " Plutarch's Lives of t h e ii- reece." On the Laves of Tisentistieles, 111 '. • I l'art ll.—Vuosseuc Arrseuat, No. 111.--, • .., 1 1 laahlean Oracles, Part 11.---Obiavitioes tra Red to Cicero—Biblical Catieism,—Monu- ✓ies Two Eagruoings—Orphic Remains (never • ~ Pearson's Minor Tracts chronologically ar- ..111 A ti !all's Recherches Hist.. Geogr. et Philolog.. — • lathery in Plato's MenoL—Seetch of the Lies, i• ilusophy of Anaxagoras—''a:. ,:ectt. .p.ateltyll . . Bigut--Strada's Contest of the Musician and - toe of Hist. f'hronolog. de l'Art du Mule,— 1 r, ~ 11, sorisal, and Bibilco-Oriencel, No. IX. - Ver. ams--Stauleii Nom qutrdant in Cellimachum, i $ to prove that Joesphus is an historian and • I f iospel, No. 11. by the Bev. J. Jove—llercire , • i —ADVEMALIA LITIMAILIA, Na ..N.VI.---T4a. ° ' 'e ' ' t ,' : ' ? Classical Medals at Cambridge—Mrs:a Joven- a . Carmen Comitiale—Literary Istelligencits•-• , andenu, &c. dm. etc. stay be had, in 54 Noa..priet £lO. 4s. J. Valpy ; and sold by Sherwood and Co. Pa. A t melon ; Parker, Oxford ; Barrie, Conhaedge a i Edinburgh; Cummiog, 'lesbian, and all' other • . I. s. , , • . I : I'URDAY NIGIITS G.A.ETTE. il `„ i.. 1( contains the customary admonitions against ; I ' ' to leave the kingdom, and the exportation. of • . .. in certain manufactures.] . , BANKRUPTS. t . 4 . 4 I . .s, of Aldteszate-street, ironmonger, to sorrels- i - .' 1, and May 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attotdies, ' . , nsons, nonagon, and Raker, Cepthan-court. •I , . .f Horosey-road, Idington„ stationer, Apill 7, lay 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Messrs. i , I San, Crowneeeurt, Aldrsgate-etreet. Li i Haat y e Lin -Anshire, victualler, April 17, it, • ti at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon- ' 4 Mies, Mr. Relph Ellis, Ch•exery-laue, London; artin and Scholefield, Ile& ) . , 1 1' s, of Wetter-square n te r;hard, Ap:1111, 18, sect t I e leven, at GuiklialL Auorney, Mr. Bolt,, . of Aldgate High street, butcher, April 11 , rte. s •,. 1, at twelve, at Guildha:L Attorney Mr. Sadder A ril 1 1 " treat, Goodutan's.debis. • a, late of Penryn, Caruwall , m p , erchant, 16, at twelve, at Guildhal Aturreits, M. sal. i i 41 t orie anil Olivtrson, oa rson, Fr tri rk'rplaCe, OM Jew ri. .' I ' ' Fleet-stre e t, tailor and draper, April 14,_24, x.d ~ il I t .!even, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. Deyki.s. - o 1 , , . Pi 1' : sore, 01d-street-road, victualler, April la , 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Vass- Contra, Bush-lane, Cansints-nzeet. . 1 • of Hanway-street, linen-draper, .April 7, 14. and en, at Coildh:11. Attorney, Mr. !giblet', Cheapakits. ' r 'Thomasl3.ker, of Great Russelestrett, liners- • • a-il 11, 18, and May 16, at one, at Guildhall. Lt-• • l ~ isri. Willis, (lake, Coates, and Wats" Warn- I k- Throgmorton.strret. ,n, of St. Aary-I lel, ship insurance-broker, Apr! I May 16, at ten, at Guildha ll . Attorney, Mr. 1 I it aper-buildings, Temple. 1 iii , r m, of High-road, Knightsbridge, baklr, April 11, i • - Lay 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoraty, 11. r. t• Shank- street, Westminster. 1 • ii . F 7 I [DENIM to be made at GUILDIIALL. 4 ' I. Walton, Brracbstroet, wareboasennut, at twelve, ..., cf . glow, Southall, builder, at ten. April 28, r. Mar- trtod-street, starkbrokor, at eleven. May S,T.WiI- • : ; son-street , packer, at ten. May 5, R. Wortley, of ace, Brampton, baker, at tea. :April 25, T. Browne I Ik' stet, Savage-gardens, wine-no r!bants, at tea. April is, Itedcross-street, hatter, at twelve, April 18, 11 . . • ~1 • I. Prince, Colemae-street, merchants, at twelve. May r, of Coleman.street-buidings, merchant, at t: n. I'. . &rid-faucet, smith, at one. W. Bray, Cowmen-street . / ' 1 • lercbant, at twelve. S. Mend'enn and le Feed. of Irate, merc h ants, at oat. A. DOlas, of Tcwer-ha, • •f t ilt ant, at ore. May 5, J. Adcock, St. Mary-are, drue e J. Crcevlty, tit. Jaines'o-street, tact:ill-keeper, at 1. Pitt, Fenchureb-street, heLer, at one. May a., J. .• I ( !. . i. aid .1. Stein, Lawrence Puuntney-bill, merchants, at ay 26, A. J. Mackeuzie and H. Raper, Crows-street, _ . .•. O i m are, merchants, at twelve. Aril 14, J. '.tackcoull, t' itatioucc, at ea:. ,April 25 W. S.:yliestir, Crescent, at rehaut, at twelve. S. Be azeley, P a rii...r.ele-street, e. . tretnera-muker, at ten. April ad, It Cale GLe saw, ; e 4 it ten. . • VI DSNDS to be made in the CM' `..7TEY. C. fuller,Pa-eley-bridge, timber-etercietre at eleven, ..., • . ii, fr , Ripley. April al, .1. Gov, Giliir,;'.v.:ir?, dtalr , • 1 r, at 11, ' 1 , 1 , • ' corn, lrwich. April 25; W. 11....,T0ct:..: ,. ., swifter, i at the Bell, 'filet tIN d. May 5, It. I 1,..1i..T.6, St cetfutd. 1., scrivener, at eleven, at the White LL n, Se-attord, 1 ;tn. 111,iikin, !lull. grocer, at els.veo , at th! Deg and I, 11. .Ipril 40, C. Ledford, Manchester, cm:Li-haat, at e Star, Manchester. . i currivicxrrs, AI'RIL 2 S. r • I, Eli Lehi on, iipb,l4eri r. R. SLeeoe,ll.ameton Wick, 1 1 4 e r. 'le 'CAA, ur Tolkil.ury, mariner. M. White. of i . 1 a, bleacher. 6. Strotez, Exeter, ironmonger. 3. Jones, , grocer. W. 11. 'f.ir.aer, Strand, un.hrellamaker.— Threelticedeeetteet, hardwarernni. W. Baylis, Led- cr, 'l'. .Inset', White licasee,atd, stablt -keeper. S. 1 kngcl-court, broker. J. Polley, Thaler-sane, limas- -dealer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNP.RSTIIPS. and Culdr.ey, Mitcham, weeciwrights. Duckett and I, printers. IVO h and Fare:, Ileretteadsey, tanners.— a and Roswell, Liverpool and Dublia, paper-stainers. • A Ilutchie, Yeovil, glove-manufacturers. Curled. , Mauchertr, atrerrio. J. it . .. 1 W. Ilulland, Coveet- i J a ~ ' • - potatotesaksettn. Judson 2111 Whippell, WappinL, . $ r.haurs. Lor.gboeorn and Co. Itatclif-tru s s, shipwrights. s and Nowlaad, livereiml, shoe-warehousenter. Cordt r 1 i Iker, Corn Facture, cairn-factors. Peacock and Co. t ate•street, tavernekeeeers, as far as concerns 'l'. C. Fe- 1 Veevers and Co. Burnley, cotton-shiners. Feeler at,' may-an:en, so tp-makers. Sanders and Tully, 14,1 Quay, anufacturers. Jenkinsind Co. Applodore, sail•makera. , ,' 4 and Fall, Mortlake, mabters. Martin and M m ix. Prince, • 4` ' r ate -street. Eizzbeth and Sarah lirnallpie:e„ Goi!dford, e Pritchard.aad Co. SheleW, auk's. J. and J. Bic- • • ~ ill.avall Dock and L oa d on - st r e et, City. 1 AGE PRICES of CORN In England and WA .s, from tenons received IY. tile week ending March £O, 818. 1 Rye. 1 Barley.l Outs. I D e mo. . l'case. s r s. d. L d. s. d. s. 4. s. d. 51 7 48 0 SO 1 5 3 33 1 ' Average Price of St.pr, from tie-1..4..1n male In the 1 . i lining use A K fig f 1. *ihis, :s bits. Ted. per cwt. • . • •