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• 1 NCII4BER 12,202.] Landsat; Tavern, Monday, March 1s (I N Saturday, the 11th inst. e l addressed a Note to tile Secretary of the 111Monrable Runt India Company, an iloun;log any intention to proceed to the Ballot on the 14th of .Apria ; ass CA NDIDATE for one of the VACANCIES in the COUILT of DlagcToas; but that Letter not having reached irs desdnation until this day, my name does not appear in the List c.:nounted to the Public; wherefore, to prevent any possible mis conception as the w►ject, I hereby declare my 6• in determination o rroceed to the Ballot on that day, in full confidence of public support. W 24. YOUNG. 11 - mt.-Colonel Sir Wm. Yoetta's Cows:true will mt•et every Jay at the Lootton Tavern, where commutdiations from his Friends wrn be gratefully receirtd. A T a numerous and highly respectable MF,ILTING R. of PROPRIETORS ttf )CAST INDIA STOCK, held at the Lonann Tavern, t, al TIM/DAV, the 14th - tact JOHN WA, D r Peg. to the Chair; Is WA$ ILICIOLTED Ist. On the 'notion of Ho asow Bony swa t Es+ seconded by Major. That, considering the great barman which has within the few past yetis taken place in the Military listablishatents of the East India Canpuy iu Indio, it i* of osseatial illlpartEnte that the Executive Body in this country should sem& alt adapate ;lumber of Professional Men, competent, from local experience, to super intend the affairs of the Company In that important department ; .nd that, in this view, it is highly expedient. at the present period. to elect, for the Direction, a Gentleman who, from long residence in India, has obtained a practical knowledge of the Military Branch •of the service. Udly. On the motion of Lieutenant-General Sir HIM Oemes, Bart. seconded by James Gatnoarie Ritionaves, Req. That the honourable testimonials which Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Wit.wass Yount), Ba'rr. bas obtained from the Government under which he served, from his Grate the Duke ofWara.utorox, and from the I-Immoral/le the Court of Directors, afford at once strong grounds of claim to , the support of the (Last India Proprietary, and an assurance that the same zeal and military talent which pro duced them, will, in the honourable station of a Director, tend to promote the interests of the East India Company. ,;(11y. On the motion of Rovet.os STarmeno.v, Esq. seconded by &slum NumilawLam. &t That the friends, therefore, of Lieutenant-au uel Sir WILLIAM You, a, present at thl.l Meeting, unanimously pledge themselves to' use their utmost mestiOns to premiss his success at the Ballot, on the 12th of April next. • JOHN WARD, Chairman. Mr. Waits having quitted the Chair, it was taken by Mr. RICK- Alllej and OM the motion of HUM' Hum.; Esq. le was nitsolAnoto examstonscr, That the thanks of tha Meeting be given to Joan Waaa, Fatg. for hb able ant aealues conduct in the Chair. The Committee for conducting the Election of Lientenant-Co inoci Sir Wit.ummt Tnenti, Ban. will meet daily a: the Loudon Tavern, Dishimegatesstreet, where communicating, will be gratefully received. ATLAS ASSMANCII OPVICK, Marla, DEdith ME. TE DIRECTOIIS'iirq Notice that , in addition to the TABLE of PREMIUMS fur LIFE ASSURANCES by a limited number of Annual Payments (a mode of,Assurasee whieti.eigiweeed-waah thi. Cempeny in Laas), they hare emweil two new Tabks to he competed, and that Folds* thethr, as well as et the general Proposals albs Company, arepow ready for delivery at the Mee, where every further information cop. fleeted either with the Life or Fire Departments of the Company's business may be obtained. In the Fire Department the Returns to the Assured lave, foe many years past, been from Sco to 15 per Cent. on the Premiums paid. HENRY DESBOROUOU, Jun. Secretary. FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH AND GUMS. DUTLER'S VEGETABLE TOOTH-POWDER has so long been in general use, that it la almost shrieceuery. to offer any further recommendation of it. CoMposed at Vegetables without the admixture of any Mineral or pea-aides, Ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objection the use of li other Dentrifices. Its detersive power is put s=t to mai late those destructive particles which adhere to the Gums and the Interstices of the Teeth; healing injuries in the former, and pre. mating a new Enamel (where it bas been injured oe eoriothid) on the latter. It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums; and if used regularly will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in Dose., at 24. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheep& corner of St. Paul's • and 24, Sackvillo.street, Dublin; Savory and Co. 190, New B end -street. and 920, Regent-street ; and by the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders tbrosfboot the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Brrntss superior Sums* Wises 'foam' Baum's, is. each; End Burzatas yes, fragrant 'Lamm= Warsa, in half-plats, at 3s. g/* So careful to ask ter lionise Vearrems ToeTll Pewee*. • THE MUTINY; OR, SAFETY IN SUPERSTITION. A SHIP homeward bound, by Lascars chiefly maned, A scheme of revolt on the passage they planted; And rising en masse, the Europeans attack'd, By native and Idnciful deities back'd Of different castes, yet their idols agreed That all the Lascus should united proceed To muter the vessel, and spare nut in strife A tytanac Christian-does infidel life! The Captain, apprised of the mutiny, knew • No att the impending result to subdue; For cafe(' gave way to the mutinous horde, And [maw now relgn'd the stout vend aboard. " Resign not all hope!" a brave peuenger said, "At least Superstit io n shall lend us her aid." • In Boon then of matchless reoplasdassui grac'd, In which the fine forms of relection were traced; He nuanced the mutinous Lascars on deck, And darned on each ample "Novena to wreck j••• " Ye obdurate race, who thus cherish your crimes, Behold; that even fuUuw ' d from far distant dimes, Your idols appear, to disclaim your pursuits. And chine their abode in a Briton's bright Boors." All Lashes the creed transmigration believe, — The mangers' words the revolters radar In proof of their faith, and to duty adhere, No more of their Idols with Christians appear! The wish was complied with, and 'during the voy,ago The Lascars he kager in duty were lacking : The idols that awed them were kept in close *towage, And sav'd was the vessel by WAlLlitell Jim Ikacanto. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by io," 30, STRAND, Landow; Ant sold i• every Town in the Kingdom. LIQL:ll) itt Bottles, 44. /04. led. and lad. each. itiso P.ISTE JILA CK i !.16, in Puts, 6d. led. and 1 ad. each. ♦ brbiliioi; l'ut of P.Stt is equal to Four hi. Bottles of Liquid. 5.7 Ask for WA JAEN . * Witching. `:l' .t, • I lk( S 41 1 0• rr It 4 or • W - SDNKSDA NEGRO SLAVERY. This day Wig published, Second Edition, h CONSIDERATIONS on NEGRO Authentic Reports, illustrative of the actual Negroes in Demerara; also, an Examination 4 and bilicacy of the Regulations contained in Council, now in operation in Trinidad: to which 'mhos on the proper Diode of Ameliorating the Slaves. By ALEXANDER APDONNEI. Secretary to the Committee of the Inhabitants Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, This day was published, In. Two Vols. eve. price 446. 1 THE POETICAL WORKS ;_The DENCE, and other Prose Pieces, of AN BARISAULD, with a Memoir. • By LUCY AIKIN. Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Of whom may be bad, A Leaser for Yasuo Lames • consisting Pieces% Prose and Verse. By th e late Mrs. ' Vol. Item price Ir. 64. board*. • Mammas of tis OMIT of Quasi ELIZAITTH. Sixth Edition. Two Vols. flvo. LI .ss. boartis. ftlrnonts of the COURT of Emil JAMES tne Aikin. Two Vois..fiwo. Third Edition, Ll 4s. TO THE. PUBLIC. IN laying the Sqheme of the present , you, my best Friends, I feel it will be unnecessary say morn than that it is the vane Las: Nur one - will drawn in this Kingdom t!! I have the hawse to be, your devoted T. IL SIX PRIZES 6F £21,000 And other Prizes, amounting to £337,760, IN ONR DAY, Ad MAY SCHEME. £90,600 are 40,500 . 40.100 2la . et . f. . . 2. . 2. . s. . 10. . • • 00 • • S. . • . . No Beam/ ! as esti of die above, and i every otherNamber will have AS, being i • f • 1,110 700 SOO f • 400 . . 001 . 53 . . • • • • 17,000 Numbers. Two Tickets of each Number. • Tkkets and Shares are yelling at Bran's, tb ' 4, °welkin; ant 9, Charinpeross ; and by his principal Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom. Man's Geier Lure !—The dds Adana:set enintemptedly to Butes Orraas—.very Drawing , patibeetion of anoeundng that a very law po , I •Ptizes bare been mild by Um. In the shared and sold avowal Cepitab, including l i c t rislis amigo .614 TAN, ,Class A, a NW of 00.0000-1 40,004, Class S, a Prise of 410,00 In tba previews SOL D hich was all dam,! DIS TWO OF ~OS.' • And to tilt Lottery ininiediesely gmeedia.- Onsoark NAM DISK SOLD Mil= OF ,1180,000 And **ebb the tut Sievert Meths, Miff SOLD lIPLVIL AMMO awe BLS • • 'VALUABLE FREEHOLD [One 'lldrd Part] of the EST' • MMUS 111 SSINCRI.STEEET, L RIC asita.mats& BAILEY, sod SHIP-COURT adjoin/mg. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIC %moor Rasura, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At Garraway's Celfeekliuse, Oa THIMILIAT. 13th April, 1426, at Twelve By Order of the Esecistots of the late hums " ONE THIRD PART of a YALU. HOLD ESTATE, comprising as neatest HOUSE, skeet, N 0.44, late 41, on the west aide Leicester.equare, Three Stories high, with commodious front; Warehouses and Confectionary pt the ' over; Urban, kc. in the Bassns.st. Oa Lean. Years and a quarter are unexpired at Lady-day - Rent of One Hundred Pounds, and sow in , Messrs., Candler and Colliosons, grocers and confectioners. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with Cook Shop, it.. • 22, Old Bailey, in the occupation of Mr. Gibbs. THREE DWELL' NO HOUSBSsdjoiaisN, t 1,2, and 3, in the occupation of Messta Kindle, Howes, ou Lease for a Term, of which Nine traners are unexpired at Lady-day, 141‘2, at Use Hundred and Eight Pounds. To be viewed by applying to the Tensors, of may be had; al Mr. amiss Lane, Solicitor, No., at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regenvetrept. FROM'LAST NIGHT'S GAZE' CROWN.OFFICE, MARCIE 11, Member returned to serve Is tide prism , Csorrr or Nonesratszacesta—Matthew in the mid county, Re+ in the roots of Chutes Re+ deceased. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant ,of . of the County of York. etk Regiment of Local Militia of the North Whytehoad to be Major, vice Peal, deceased. ' BANKRUPT& &mud Merrywather, Longham, Dersetshire, k. March 24, at four, 25, and April 25, at eleven, Tavern Inn, Poole. Anomie', Messrs. Moline Inn ; or Messrs. Durant and Co. Poole. Robert Henesey, Drury-line, timber-merch.ast, eleven, 28, and 1 pri 25, at ten, at the Court of of Bankrupts, Rudnshall.street. Attorney, Lambard-strest. Joke Casper, sen. and John Cooper jun. late Wiltshire, clothiers, March 111. 22, and April Castle and Ball lon. Bosh. Anomie*. Mr.', Trowbridge; or Messrs. Egan and Co. llssevosueet, William Befell, Lyndhurst, Sootliiiimpton, stigmas., and April 15, at twelve, at the Town. tong's, Mr. Barney, Southampton; or Me. ' likreet. William 1 ryiareather, Long-acre, coach-trait-et.- nine, April a, at ten; and at nine, at the Cep stoners of Bankrupts, 13.ishighall-street. Attorney, Verulain•bultds, ; Gray ' s Inn-square. Gtorgc Johnson, King Stailley, Gloucestershire, March la, April l; and 25, at nine, at the COu aioncrsuf Bankni . pta, BasinglialLattott. Morgues, and Co. 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I.Y EVENTLNG, MARC H 15 / WO. 2. i . • • • ***vravPwcat . 1 . - Heory Sadler and Thomas Sadler, (Yiford, grocer., March 22, at PriliGlAMENTAiltir PILOCULDII4I3B. - Bvo. 10s. 6d. boards, sir, 21, and April e 5. at eleven at the Maidenhead Inn, Oxford. ter _ Anomie', Messrs. Philpot ante Co. Pomba:atm-street, Biomes. ' 1 SLAVERY, with : bury-square; or Mr. Hester, uicester . HOUSE OF LORDS, Slimearr 14. 1 , runt condition of the . • r Jesse Swindells, Hyde, Cheshire, grocer, Margit 27, 28, and A p ril Mr. Poarmae, Sir T. D. Aaron. and ether retie, ROO ths so into the Proprietyk I 25 at eleven, at the . Star ens, evlabcbester, Anomie', Mr. Comm ons , brought op the Lamode AVOW& 1111011/41enith AM,. In the late Order in . • s I n' - 'crinas Potter, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple. Amendment Bill, the Irish Inefoisesmest and Asti LOON Male bich are added, Sue-i e Jiihn• Young, slar.cheiter, warehouseman, March 27, 29 and April and sev e ral Private &ins "eh were alai th e ant dens. GROSVENOR presested a Petition fram,Saddiesndo, ha • - ng the Condition of 25, at nine, at the Blackfriars lon, Manctiester. Antonin, :LL, Esq. Messrs. Ilurd and CO. Temple; or Mr. •Beckley, Manchester. tne, County of York, praying fee a mask° sa ahl Cara iners. :ants uf Demerara. Thomas Shuttieworth and Samuel Warren, late of StoehPorts solved it would be better to defer the eenolderaillos d doe OR The Noble Rol observed. that altheogh on the whale ho N. • i I M • I i' own. and Green. Cheshire, coach proprietors, March 27, le, at two, and April 25, Laws nail nest &saw , of p adisassat. he was glad t o that a great numb e r o f Petitions oe the sitheect had Wm to • at ten, at the Warren Bulteley Arm s Inn, Stockport. Anoraks, Mr. Tyler, Pump-court, Temple ; or Mr. il a rrop, Stockport. . the House/ I John Setosi fi eld, late of Rochdale, Laneultire, brick maker, March Lord KING mid, be bad Petidons to prestos opfiat 111041104 , , boards, 23 , es , an d April 25 , at one, at W hite ' s Hotel , Manchester. Weight-the boards, real D ea d Weight. When he last esiveltell 141 lite 4/ l• ' t CORRESPON. A nornies, Mr. Williant Norris, John-street, Bedford.rew ;or bad the misfortune to nand one Noble Lord, and to he ANNA L2ETITIA lair. Heaton, Rochdale. soother, but be woold, notwithstanding, Overt to .eies, John Serjeant Goddard ; Briton , Norfolk, innkeeper, March 29, Wr ight as a pressing and heavy beriberi. Th e N o ble L'ql 30, and April 25, at four, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. Attor- Dude Mlle observatione against the Cam Laws. and " 11, _ wn, and Green. nies, Mr. Webers, jun. Holt, Norfolk; or Mr. Bridger; Angel. presenting Petitions from cartabi Weavers of Oundeeanti bails. court. Thrugmot con-street. ants of Arbroath, prayigg for their repeal. Lord of LIMERICK said he was glad to perceive MEM,' .1 . 1 1 1 rig of Miscellaneous William Nei:ism, Ivyhridge, Devonshire, victueller, March 28, at ' N o ble The Eel . ._ had made some change in his old and, afteeperied. . leirbauld. In One nine, 29. and April 23, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. sone. by now calllog that a Dead Weight to which he had weeny Anomie; Mr. Samuel Kelly, Plyniooth; or Mr. Joseph Blake , give n the title of the isti of in. tn. By Lucy Arkin. Great Surrepstreet. • - • The Earl of KINGSTON prevented a Petition Morn the Bowleg , 6 . Walter Soper, deekfastleigh, Devonshire, serge-maim March 47. of Cordons; in the County of Cork, against any alteration of dot ne ritsm. By Lacy ' 24, and April 25, at eleven, at the Town Arms Inn, 'rouses. corn lowa .- I be p etition was kid se the canto. . . 1 . !. ii s. boards. . Attorniee Messrs. Alexander and Co Carey-Street, 11M:dna • The Duke of A RGYeet presented a Pad. ion from do Rased' ' Inn ;or Messrs. Pridetux and C 6. ?ochre.' • ' - Burgh it Camphelcon, *omit sty alteration of she lionblagilysi jelin Greenwell and Robert Gresiweff, Siserbern Mill, Derbies tern of S.!ntland. The Nettle Dube ebo pr e . e ate ‘ e w s i su si n e a s k ; I • • millers, MORS, at seven, s, and 45, at atom, at die Weevils.. tion•from the Inhatdrants of Suaderlin4L-Laid on the table. i , it Lottery berore Inn, Durham. httorulrs , Mr. Orwell, Staple Jag ; to' Messrs . The Earl of LAUDERDALE presented Petitionuto the moo I nnecessary for me to entitles and Co. Durham. .. .. - . . effect from several Corporate Trades of the Borough:fa Art re that will ever be Samuel Arscott, Buckfastleigb, Devonshire, wool-dealer, March icons the Provost And Magistrates of Madre, frem those of Wog. 30, 31, and April 25, at eleven, it 'the King's Arms Inn, Duch- wall, from Elgin, from Cawdnr, from tbelemeratoed Mnentfitell servant, fa.tleigh. A ttornies, Mr. Fairbank, Staple Inn; or Mr. Michel- of Jedbotoegh, andiron the lehabituns of tbasarar town; from iI3EI, Contractor. more, Tomes. the Shipowners and Merchants of Montrose. from the Corporatism of idaltnieo of Leith ;sod from lb. F.,eb-,tders of the Castor of MO ! Elisabeth lloilanJ, Clithenbant, grocer, April 4, S, and 25, at LanatL -The Petition war laid on the "able. twehe, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attendee, NOM& Earl GREY presented a Petition from Bishopwearmontle Inas 0, an Co be drawn I Bridges and Co. Red Lion-sq. or Messrs. Hare and Co. Bristol. cog for the Abolition of Slavery. Y• William Penny, Fareham Southampton, brewer, !dards 18 , 45, Earl GROSVENOR said he had a Petidoo from Chester en . - and April 25. at eleven, at the Court of Conintiodeneee of the same subject. The Petitionsos prayed, among otter things, to iae41,260 ie e; Bankrupts, Basinghaleureee Attornies, M ess r s . Hahne and abolish Slavery, because it was coonsu7 to jostle, aid humanity. 41,000 2 i 4 Co. New Inn. • The Noble Earl added; that he was sere the Right. Bev. Bench . • 40,600 a ' to j I 22 8 - William Forty Day. Hammersmith, saclike, March ia, at sae, 81, would most willingly admit the truth of that softiies. It am de. " a° ri ai t-I at two, and April2s. et one, at the Court of Graatisdasters of arable that mesas should his adopted t„ ,z7 into eflt.ct t h e he. 1,400 s g o i so Bankrupts, lissioghallotreet. Aumney, Mr. Rr Lousdale, Law mans s t e e pe ns s of p ar li amen t. If It Men out that the 1,000 ••ea .. is oe 3 Chambers, Ch ancery- l ane. . Colooial Legislators would not accede to mild proposa l s, ea the 1 8 400 •• •• , __ . Joseph Potts, Denton Hall, Cumberland, drover, March 29, 30, Noble Earl was sorry to say be believed they wood no, Parts- meet knew what to do. , , 1 . tow ;1 4 .... and April 25, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Carlisle. Attar - . . l O N k§Z tees, Mr. Clennell, Staples lass ;or Messrs. Saul and CO. Carlisle. lie Bishop of CHESTER said, as be had been panic re. quested to be present in the Houser.° tho presentation of t he . .. - „,_ George Hurt, King -street, Cheapside, holier, March Mat eleven, 1 2°44 " 46 e April 1, and 25, at ten, at the Conn of Commissieners of Bank- that whia* the N o bl e Earl (GrvaTemr) bad laid. ba se! their I t tard. `c g Either and Co. ships, he felt it his duty to state, that the unanimity with which** I ------' oto la "P t. ' Basin g hall ' atrevt ' Att " lties9 31 " r- subject to which It referred was regarded in Chester. was perhap E 3.57,710 AA Walbrook-buildings, Walbsook. , . pester theo misted on air other topic what weer. But while be lIX. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. rejoiced to perceive the existeuce of chile spirit so gemiat the people, he was saddled to leave thieholifect 1w lisollinds e a l2 ~ , Con we Ms ' Abraham H enry, avdameleare Mined.. , merchant. is in 111 '44- is km s in all the • . outia ; to mumhis with Majesty's' Ministers, in the full pinnate's-AA lber mookis-use • i vent circumstances, use 'mimetheir power veld) discretion as well sk vigetas - .7.. • u •a 7 Al -7•2 d .. his creditors.-Filed March 14. _ l l a tendeatell t• Bow Matthew Jegon Turner,-Cleisel. erelani, merchant, is In hod. fect ille fro tn w hhielne hitbio triaC cosety - Pereentr of bol l ■a k A f t mallels aauhe tel t ale ctituas allaill from ith• owislareells hint the vent circumstances, and 'SSW to meet his engagements wish his several Parithes in die ems County. - • - i P portion of so the creditors.-Filed, March 14.. MUT sou ended, he Petitions to do.,iims e effect every presented by the Marquis re pi o f 41 0000 DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL-STREET. Canon, slid by. Lord Garters, from Cardiff. ' April 4, John Kincaid, Spit mare, Norton ta%ete, - 1111r Mo. Lord ELLENSOECIIIesS presented a Petition from as indi- .. 0.0001 - . nufaeturer. at ten. April 18, Charles Laing. Wappielg, ship- sided, praying title *ekes Inhabitants of miner of the West I'nd'ia • o,oeoi ' - chandler, at eleven. April 11, John Motion , Old City CIMIONPI. Islands might be adell to oral rights with tar wider inlookiltAsss ..•„, a ' - •••""•- . ' Uishopsgate, merchant, attes t Mardi 21..J0hn Woods and Henry et theeeeolustien The Noble Lord wished the Nobly Earl camel:nest) 4 ~....-T W illiams, Hastings, &son, grocers, at eleven. Aprift, Sawn to inform him 'Wheel; was tb9 ittdea of his Majesty a Govern- -1,000 -* . • -4 MarStt, Pickering,. Yorkshire, earner•• si ten. • April 4, James matte transmit to the Law of the Wert India Gentiles it eledrewn Inn else- _ H utchinson , psis St. Thetas Apentie,Lasa lamer at deem' soy sliders for madly rabbi tbs!'free Inhabitants of colour to , 1 ' ' ' •• , L I,- • . ___ • s a pordepadeto of doe riezt i r mi til i -by tee !Alms? Tishis:Naiestr.::::""rvernine6shitritoyt. ."1:1411: - 10,0001 DIVIDENDS to be iitade in the COUNTRY. - . um gg A mov Rs /. . •the subject bad bees ander 14 . . setts, April 31 4 Gea T Herbert, Slbbertoft, *anhannsteeslaimi - saw renddeestbarof•Govrosserent, mod that a roseetaniendation o lt .. &YEN £00,000! man, at twelve, at he °Mee of NP. Wratislaw, : Rollo* Warseids. given to tie Colonial Leglebeito *u.- ices to brass in 1' shire. April 1, Edward EWA, Weetbronterickvliteffeeeddrime the•bweedegabe madman at rbe aeokPelPoisdon • ......""'".. lroofousder, at ten, at the Royal Had, Birmingham. S. Roil GROSVENOR obtiorvelk that the.sokject s i fir ra lre inier EX William Vile, Deal. Kent, batter, at oa t , .atetlie.. le she . . .- t 'ATE, rooms, Corn street, BristoL April 6, Edward Kirk, esters Red BATMORST observed, that the instrectlonfro cotton merchant, at two, at the Star Itin, Maschen*.,,SlSlll ilothoilirsesionot free of colour bad been to 0 , . 1 John Barker, Sedgley. &iffordshine, nail factor, at "-,,fuses Oti ' h i ked. o r T r i n id a d so d e , . . MAR/Lobe OLD Littleton's Arms lie , Penhadie. Staibrdahlre. April 4,,, . adjoining. , Hatton. and Jonathan Jackson . on. Pookon.with-F people of Woor vas not so bad as it war . clishire, soap boilers, at ten, at the Nag's Head lon._ serlogoen. an e le g inee i n w hi c h a gent l eman oh m " (vo n t d be ta she [ON, April IT, Richard Elmore, Edgbastenotreet, Sitarliatame emus ; e th os , an d tel a awn of 40,0001. ste a mer° a f ree a l l ow choker _ dealer, at ten, at the Stork 'ravens, Birmingham. April, ' w hi s k she inherited an d new nu j oyo l__Th e Nis* were „pm: . Richardson, Horticasde, Lincoloddire. minter, at eleven, at the ra lly laid on a u ni b* . i Peacock lea Boston. Apr& Is, J o h n Lavers, Kinesbridge sad - •.. .• , • trew s ) The Earl of LIMERICK pressnitial a *ethic* from • Buckfast, Ds4onshire, woollen manufacturer, at eleven, at the lky, Cornbill, King's Arms lan, Klngsbridge. April 16, John blamer. T ur k the City of Limerick, against the Abolitioti of Small rwelve o'Clock, tailor, at eleven. at the Falcon loth likklegate, York, April 10 , Notes in Ireland. The people of that country were as . . Johnfitilborn, see. Bishop Wilton, Yorkshire, botcher, at elms); unanimous' in their opposition to any' alteration in' the ow Kelso% Eul• at the Falcon Inn, Micklegate, York. April 10. John Kiihys present system of banking its that country as the people LIABLE FREE- York, comma.' brewer, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn. Micklegate, , Scotland so to any change in the system in that country.. limn DWELLING York. April 10, George Frost, Shofield, cheesemellger, at tweet*,. In the South of Ireland these was not more thaw one de a mace , woe, at the Commercial Inn, She Meld. sonmiedioos Shop in CERTIFICATES-Arur 4. ' ' Bank issuing small. notes at prestat. There had .beet back; ~W ai nr e-I .3.t oor m s John Rdenimorough, Thom „ chit , endes, and Th omas &m int , lately an extensive failure of a B inkinthouse ;a Cork, ' en v' "*__ w ,_""'" . ` ett , Queen-street, Chetipside, and Mandiesterorarehoosemen. Thomas and a second had suspended payments in enosequencre r nom' its Deleon. Teesehrlddes Wiltshire. clothier. Nicholas Telateett of vii: death of the principal proprietor. :11se eisossi- i ' ""' occu r' ut Ball, &. Stephen's, Branwell, Cornwall, dealer and divine. queue was, that the Iw ets so Alarmed disk' they penp e .. 1 ‘• onfectioners. William Bates, Oldham, Lancashire , cotton manufacturer. Abra- x • would not take any Small notes biitynitb - gleasaation. op, dm situate No. ham Harris, Gulstone-otnare, Whltechapel, merchant. Richard . c bs• Maynard, Menhenlat, Nrowall, tanner. Richard Ryland aosi There was a joint stock company' Laway. sat shad SIR shiP - ecort , Nm William Ryland, Savage•gardeno. corn factors. John Mettram, there with great capital and secbrity; anti these wes adk. Richards , and F John Bloadield Bristol, hop merchant. , Fleet -markelineheee sPn li tt l e d anger now o f any f at h er Worse. 'li Olaretliento ortdot no Years and Three • the Yearly Rent of PARTNERSHIPS DUISOLVED. late assimilation) of the currency of shoot* roointeles. agrent asap- h e r of wall notes had been withdiswo out et drooled* Sadao J. W. Sharpe and Jo. B. Rose, Old Bond-street, aretlesseersr was an additional ream° why that, vies lit* danger to 4 . if whalia .o P .- arti _. cillars George Heginbotham sod Charles Heginbothasn, __erker-de-ile- from the circulation of such noted as were neiw lolled, 'n en , Iv- 3 .9 eteerne - nwi street, Norton Palate, undertakers. Janus Potts, Matthew these were all payable in gold. His Lordship . their • kilo Ikgeototreet. Plummer, and Robert Plummer e Newcastle-open-Tyne, importers p et i t i on . wh i ch be hope d , es cookie from the c rum b, * ofta. -ss.--- _wind. meet with * tevolmillle . • i i IZErTE. wine merchants. Ralph Minimal and James Mennen, Little reception from their Lordships. -Lald as tilt task , . 1-- , . .. Bolton, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers. Adam Donaldson and . „, Richard Vines, 11;ah- lase , Canon - street , win* merchants. . Wil- /IBS !RADII , 111211. list biorrlsonand Andrew Be ll ed, Little Huss4l-street, Covent. The Marquis of LANSDOWN, as rising so mote ') 1 st Parliament. garden, pastacooks. John Lewortby Beni and George Davis, for an accou .t of the exports and imports of liasspare , i I ' .: hire timber merchants. George Maids, WII• for the last three yeirs, observed that these papers, •whibl 1 r 7 MI, of Wlittal a in ftwi liana V i a k e i rs, ard l , Com, Manchester mask Rochdale, commis- - •. • ' - tries Jobs brualtiar„ tm agents . Simmons H ammon d, w • raip &wa w a H usam d , laid upon their Lardsh . ips table, small serve to alw en d H enry m or d,. Lit t l e w avnee . e s voet , 'ma mm al , d ra wn & theimporanee to whseh - that port bad. twee us the nom- . t r t h e North Ridi ng 3,aan Bain. and Simon Kithira, Lear Le George amerce of the East . They woWd prove thayshe advise- 1 Station and Henry &othert , Bath, irongenden. Henry tars anticipated from declaring it a - tree port hnd barn i ;1 1 aiding. -ciptabl Poerdrissier and Moses Almond's,. frowshills,- SnEerdshirei ru . r , . i realised. They would prove that in a warty in , ,s , paper merchants. Robert lialitillin and Wiliam Olen Matthias • • line-street. %sea p ane and b oop h p alm ch u g eo , stroet , w e * remote and bat barons, inhaSited by nations so dement ' 1 mlnster, ginger beer manufacturers. 'John Pales . sen. Robert in language and manners, by tribes and.. theinflueoce , miller, to surrender, 'etromplion, John Thompson, jute and William Thompson, Berrnhy. • ' • of ignorance mid all shares 'of vicious poopenbitirs, men, at the London apotethe. Marsh, near Howden, marine nsanufacteren, as far as there hid 'been So quick an anpteliennon • althstbeueSti 1 : trim and Co- New regards John Thompson. jun. John Madmen aid Rickard liar. wood, linen drapers. James Hyde and John Besesick,Portwood, of free trade, such a feeling of Else interest to be derived i sent, March 21, at within Drinsington, Cheshire, roller makers. Thomas liewitt, from a commerce carrieJ on under-the protection of the art of Commissioners James Hewitt, and Rob e rt H ewitt, St. John -street, °tithe/smile British law, that amost onesamplod increase had onion o y, M r . E r e e nt ed . painters. Robert Hodgson sad Thomas Wihon, Resod Mews. p l a ce in the exports and imports of that port, in•-the Fitsrtsriguare,' livery-stahle keepers. Benjamin WhitslissOl, b ut o f T ornbr ki r, W il liam Montague , John James, and Moser Tea g ue, D I ANN m e short period during which the new system had been in • di illi at erre etaWs ‘ ' Wallisnillontague and News Teague, eeltsch „..„____ltvell and Saha *me of the ' poi; had already doubled, and isailinisted Pirke'da Gimcnterillire , ileanteares• Beekman .Wbleehliontl e operation. It would be found th at even in 182 g thecoo,.. lc...Thomas Timbren; ' m . utoot , w 00... pill; Gloucestershire, coal Masters. • ,800 dollars. In 1829 it increased to 18,1106,0il .. and John' Meknes JearrY•lsPas wilm jnigq : mershentio ' 11 • nummr4 Willism egn. aladis Austin, to O M lieleMarvii 19 0:;* Di la, an Curl Tabor,. .Colchester wine Merchants. eMo"'"e"'"'"'"' Willi amt Newry rad AlexandS Scott 'Gads, Werverhampten, dollars ; thin exhibiting, in the course of them threw dollars; and in 1824 it was no less than 15 , 7 2 ,00) --it --,---r-, , &awaits'', miil•rs IL Johnsen sad Edward Hall. Thread- years, an actual doubling of the amount, whitlalad, . , 4 1.4 • 4 v __ _ __a - Mpg'. escort, wine merchants. William, Zwartood Simon gnaw, con previously to that period, already blames& dB a ,I nelerr. illistirliVell illwalhoustritet roossidiy, wine nisethatitai Joseph Stair, Maned e Court OP Oilamilki- Overall, and J;ieph Mason kileit. Monalesteas Pereheala• Chorgs I Ivry coasiderable degree. It was impossible 0 leek at teener. MeAltrinniet.' Grant and Frederick Cutter, Moser . atiOrnies. Charles 1 \ James Lewther and Wiliiadillierge 'Tad% Snow-hilli anon oi Singapore, and the :action. of I prat arras rshire, wool-Wolter, dyere. ' nougat Todd end dominos- Teak- blosahollertosa, York- the map without perceiving the . issipcytaace !ail,basi[u. n• t. in the prestos case , con fi ned to the spot itself ; it e eaurt or • (esessnily. Jam, grocersk. Charles Isom add Whoa* Wi s 4 shessid, saw wa s Dot limited to th e little island its tibiae • ibis i terms, Mesins,Ptiol orators. • John Smith, Goole Mope s ini Th omas grans, Bath, . , bankers. Joseph Luisa/Ind Assil.t Ails* . Leeds clot/ merchants. Ott Iros sittioLeds hot ntaaded , i s .ta ern, we '- - - v. , • - .. •• • ' "i'-''' . ''''. r - 1 tl .i. i'. A i 4114. , :!:eb11. y i: b.ti J' , '• . . . . , ~ . , . . • % •