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The work was lone by WYNNE, Svrrivras, Tuvrasu., conKE, BENSON, JOHNSON, MOORE, ILUCTXX, BOAS, lIANYtINS, ritIIIISES, and BEACH. Ob>ervur Office, &rand, London. GENERAL FEMALE IYIR MARCH. TBISI - 1 is once more anxiously solicitous to con I vey to his best Frietde,the'Public; his tofeignzil "fhanks for the very decided preference shewq to his Offi:es in the late ;. o wry ; and whilst he respectfulit solicits a contiotance for fature, it is a great satis.acion to Lim that he kis z.) congra •, 1:13 Patrors on their havior obtained at his o±ll.:es, ir. the drawn I..st ri daj, one of the ".1; LINEA" Pazes of • t..v 1 1 I'!l(.:3iND POUN DS, No. which Slisozs), seetral minor t pitals iu the Lo*tc'l": a• - . 2 It is dsubt in the recoil...aim of his ;hi.; ir. the recce ding Lottery parts of Two other o v, ere also sold by LUSH. • A L.: - .:tery was contra:tees for on S.lturday last, Oa we: c inA • ler : CI 'MOLL.. flAzano, and Co. XII 5 Ifti THOMAS 13;5i/ Gronsr Wsua 11 5 9. 14 3 ."; Ti.77t-ts 7-. nil Slnre... will be on Sat.: in a few iliy at S'loll t o.2tr.:czers Lave arra:;:let: the Selicr, it Dlly lee hAtI, l'Articu'irg, at (.;illier of r.cd, cvi.•:„ . 4, London, or of •.• P 2.:), GOO Prize draivn fin hid.). Lig, aii•artt! Ly !, k.::,•l::tetk wholly of ,lfon-y, is t tho: ! - Arivo.ne Holders nu./ re.....ivt the v..hie reti s.:tive Sine-es on demand, viz. rhr. Xic,ndo 11.niey. r goarte- - 1%:.t2n-;. ea.:ll of the roar Sixteenth 3 A'1.t.5( 1 .li•E:t TO 310i:ERS Ulu SECALV3. a..; 'SALE,. 300 One-pound Bov.'s ttt Stlpnior Iligh-Savoartd .1110111ATIC TUI.XI itl 5F.G.11:3, at Twenty Shilling per Box, ail warrantcsi to stook_ in a supe r.,: ii177.1111.'r to Se=ars in general. Country Cntrespmident.. rt:- r.istio; the Annsuilt per Post, tnay dercrld on their Oftlers 't.!r.: punctually executed. lress to lessrs. Tons and Co. Wine Merchant , , No. 12, Surrey-srr,co, Blarkfriars. CJOiiderit:l;!! 441:.:111!itf e j li Excellent PORT W iNE nn 1 - .,.0r Years in tho Vk - ood, at Fifty-tam . fonillir6 Do . s inclusied. :Aso. 15J l'arv.:s of Beta TJ AVA NX.I .'cg Twelve Unu:is each, at Twenty SW:U . .. 6 s e.!ch Eos. :••11.1.11111 S I APERIA I. SIIIKTINC; CFA; I'M II NI.I,II6TY'S KOTA:, LETIERS MILI E-,o:ng abroad, or rcturnin; Iron: dx W.:st Indies—The Nol)Eity, llerci:ants, and t'or infonns-d, the a!mve CC - 01'1i is sold, •:..d e.::dt:tiv..!y by tide l'Atentee, at his Foreign Wa::11:).:c.. , , No. 16, Chespaill.., !If Avlwre e!.e 1. ..::. vrr, Export:taw), :mai by f.t.: ; tlu s..ntain from 2G to 52 Yards for Shirtir?„ is . fo,nd • • to wen in the East and West where a war:7ler • ;ban I.laea is rereired, as well as it the 17,:1d (Inuits's, :• _ its economy. bat Pieces for Shect.tg ccat..in kom : • :.-ar each. t xectited with the reatJet Gdeiity, Fvtry dent:7l6*n t rli:y I.ine.:q,.lneia and Beitisn f ung Clotia , Whit t Chii.ta, t and iiritis!l tAt cnrioae trit'.ll Shawls, pecniiier to tilt Le_. NITINES by the lIALF Pipk:, and V QUAPTER YIP'/, will be sent free of ;ill ,:.7ense, part within ten wiles of the eirr and also 1. ,, :::(11 free of all Fxpenseott the Putt:k.ser'b C.llars , o: scat Uottled, by the C031111F.11 1 :1.-11, If.ILL WI::,•: t t .:.IPANY, No.lo, SKINNER-81 1 11E T, and 3.10; 0N '3..0r...1.1-STREET, at the following Prices: _ _ _ id Port Wine, of Good Quality `o. Sbcn y - XlOO per pipe. 9s 95 112 Madeira Direct west India Do. Cape of all the hiv..,t Ji.tilen., Stein, aad all oi!!er favourite flavuui-s - - 46 ' 140. luferior Do. - - .C:l a to 3.1' Also, BOTTLED WIN I.:S. Tort Wine - - 7,65. to 425. per dcz. Cape Di. . - • - .. Ited Pomac, in Fri nch &Atka Old Sherry - &celiac, (Ed Dry rntl vet y Superior Madeira Direct 1.;.,. We. India► - - D:i. F.,..at India, Mate:L..ls _ . ' ltia. 313. 265. 3Cs. 3/4...t0 46E. 455. 541% t.+ P4s. -UFO the finest Chit-au nargott, Lafitte, and (I.an•illy Cla- Tot ; Cote Kuti, Permitage, Burgundy; Champagne Soarkfing, Creaming and Sillery ; Excellenellourdeaux Dinner Wire, Vizi 12.: Grave, Sateurne, Baraac, Moselle, Rhenish, Hock, Serctel, Yi:ita, Malmsey, Old Huta, Carcavedla, Mountain, fironti and Vidcnia, with every outer description surd sort of Wires, in use, all at as equally low prices as tb- above, with a ra,,st cur'ous and rare choice of Liqueurs and Spirits, consisting ns.. ;he Creme de. Noyeau Blanc et Rouge ; Hoses, A Writhe, -:kaiue, Orange, and others. Highly-flavoured Pine Apple )lam, ditto, Pined and Orair , e Shrubs, ditto Pined Brandy Nhrahs, also the soft fiavoureS Brandy of the Vintage of 1808, ftellerdam Geneva, of the mike of the same year, with every description of Spirits of goad qualities. READING SAUCE. T COCKS,. the Inventor and Proprietor of the e/ CRLEIIII.ITEI) 11.E.t DING S.'iCCE, most respect cautions the Nobili:y, Familics, and the Public, againa the Frauds and Impositions practised by many Loudon and Cr.).tr.try Oilmen aid Fisli-Sauce Venders, to deceive ar.d deprive of the GEN CI NE ItEA.I)I NG SAUCE. N...ne are geruir. but tl.o•e which have the Corks sealed with tr.tpresaoit, " J. COCKS, ItEADI NG ;' a..td al.o the IC.- description of t'ie Sa.uce on an Orange-coloured Label : " Save,: f-.r Fish, enriihing Gravies, ecc. prepared a1..1 sold, wholesale and retail, by J. Caeas, lleanlNG. ' Sauce iszer. , ?rally used at Table with all sorts of Irish, in r - c.'..-rsltce. to all other Fish ?sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly ch.- t..• ~.t with Game, Wild Fowl, i.e., hes, Steaks, and Cold Meat; • r...:ntod to keep Food seven years in any Climate. It is pre ! t.tt'd that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation extensive sale. It is patronized and recommended by ntost ' tar first Families in the. Kingdoni. It is retailed in London 1., of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish-Sauce Vet:. LI Bath by SO ; Bristol, 20; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 5:1 ; !•y 411 the principal Ilsh.Sauce Dealers in the I7l:ited : most of whont 'sell Cocas Genuine ESSENCE of AN. ; !t 'VI ES; made with prime Gorgona FisH, rich as possible— : cf a small Bottle will ensure it the preference. liominem pagina rostra sapit. Oar pare relaxs to ann.—Mart:Al. 7.:st pubtslird, price 55. in hoards, Tcrth Edition, THE .EGIS of .LIFE; a lion-11edic.11 Conln:en trr• on :I: kitliscretions arising from Human Frailli, in *... i tL. Caus.:s, Symptoms, and baneful effects of Luce N'e !:, • ..,;(11rrhu:a, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c.ar:: full/ Par; 11. contains some remarks on certain Fermi' Tatticalar Steillitv; Part 111. embraces • "N`C:7.:.: il;t: &x al Debility, Self-Abuse, &c.; is Pa.t • • ;t of Casts illiwtrative of the preeedin;; t g tiwn in a familiar manner, ar.d the whole addressed ‘.:itimity of both Sexes. i!OSSandro. Cunsulting Surgeons. -;• Parcif.n. beatis eilttiltus es-c, .I::dit, si quis co;gfroverit ta all ...le fund ot !Ills; supplies, .• ...ri:!itetteit taroks thc• wise. V..... b.. kwl Lo, Poterims:cr-row ; Cr, P.dl-31::11; ; 24, Ocrrarti-tArcet, Soho ; ; :74, 10, t-striet ; LO:Aur ; and a; ../.1 Booksellers. O.:SN a.id Co are wive consulted, as usu.d, every, c.ay, and Patients lu the country icque.eci to de ....autOy the e:tse, enclosing a ntrnittar.•te i. , Advice and b: forwarded ta any ;t:trt of ...!;;: •(; • fks. M. R. G:SUrpOnS, lacteerle-strert. Lttnclnas. • This day wa3 published, price 16$. in boards, 110CCACIO'S DECAIERON—the .Model of 0 Wit, Mirth, Eloquence, and Conversation; conmiPing Otie Iluedred Pkaiant di;coursed,between Sevin llonoi:: able ladiv and Three Noble Centlelnen. A New Ed. tine, eleq Indy printed, in One Volume Octavo, and Pt:Mi.:bed by Richard I'riestley, No. 143, !nth IloMean, Loadot:. FUR. Till; USE OF r.v.vir.tr.s. • nth day was published, in Ore handsome. Volume, I2Mo. Firs 4s. 6d. boards, • [ A co]rri.r.Ti: SYSTENT OF I)OMESTIC ME `Z Die? N 17 ., for the Use of Families; with Instrucataia , for the appliwtion .if Herbs vi the Cure of all Diseases hicidentl, Niankiecl. Arr.. , -;-,•1 in AlphahetiCal Order, under the Ileads cc th,,,Ohierders they are Ist:tided to Cure; with InstrectiOns fe.r the Practice of Physic by lierbs, forming a Companion to lierteal.—”y .1. t N01.F.. • London : l'tinted tor G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave This day was d. ccnTlc re. in Tire Vols. aye. the IVA Edition, rricu "22 ..Is. boards, of ACRED 1310 G. R APHY; or, The HISTORY of 1. tt , f.• r.vrit It C lIS ; btintt a Course of Lectures deli vertod at ti:e rburcll. 1.144.1 u Wall. lly lIENItY 11CNTF.Ii, D.D. • I:onen": i,,ivman, I larst,'Rees,Orrne,.and Broil/n; tic 'it!)• rd d TAlteriTnn ; I.ackinzton and Co. .1. Afurray; schel e y ; Bar: , s a nd ; Sherwood, Neely, and =cues; Crad....k, and JO7 ; T. Hamilton ; O. nntl W. B. IVllittaktr Or le, and Co. T. and J. Allman; Ilurst, and Cr. 11..Saundvrs; Edwards and Co. and Sterling and Edinburgh. NOW'S THE TIME FOR REFORM! This day was published, Prize One Shilling, A stnr. and PRACTICAL MODE, of obtaining a I? 0 7 0117.1 IN PARMA mENT, by Constitutional means ; and if the reorle are serious tirey will intmedlately adopt it. Addressed to the Electors. • 137 the Rey. Dr. TRUSLER. &ski Lv .1. Sourer, St. Paul's Church-yard.. Also, a Ncw Edition (the Sixth) of his Easy way to Prolong Life, particularly its Old Age; corroborated ty more than fifty n•s;:eeta!)le Authorities, not to ba met with In any other Book ; 2 vlc. price 15s. Tr u•der's Oct stile Manag.snient; or, The Art •f Coriducrivg a Family wirlr Propriety, Econmny. and Method, sN's to ensure corafc,rt, comparative afnuenco, and ease, in th‘se expensive times. A. new Edition, price is. Yoft.. These last two Books will be found very interesting and useful to all Families, and well worth their purchase. This dly sr33 publiphed, B LACKW-00IYS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, Fa. XXN.V . for FEnRUARY, 1820 Certureturs:-1. none lllsparicx —No. 1. The Moorish Bal lads. Don Raymon of Butrago. The Death of Queen Blanche. Andalla's Bridal. 'bra's Ear-rings. Ganzul's Bull-fight. The Lamentation for Colia. The neat from Granada.-1 Second T.ettj from a Liber-Al Whig.-3. Particulars of the Death of Messieurs Cinq-Mars and De Then, at Lyons, Friday, 14th September, 164!; by a Citizen of Lyons.-4. Leslie versus Ilehrew.-5. A Becoilection.-6. To Thomas Campbell, Esq. —7. Abstract of Meteorological Observations for 1619.- 8 Barl'Avem M.:gut:tic Attractions.-9. Recollections...No.ll Mark Macr4tin, the laneroniau.-10. Musings.---11. Sabbath Aurora. Borealis, a Sonnet.-15. Greece, a Stmett.-1 4. I lutz Get ta.e.iicte.-- No. IV. The Cypress Critwn, a Tait: ; l•y the 11.!rcuess Caroline de 1-t !Ilotte Poque.—/ R. lirdgkia's Travels in Germ-ny.—lii. Is Death In the Pot. Accent's Tre.;tiAe on the Adulteration of Food, &c.- 17. Oa t'te Writings of C . o..rks BroJtclen Brown, and Wash- Irving.-18. On Ow proposed Monument for Lord Mel- Ilorm :4nic:e.—No. I. The Ilttndspei of Close burn and Lochmaben.---Ito. The Late . Literary and Scientific Intelligence.-22. Works preparing for Publi cation.—i 7. Monthly List of Nisv Publications.—Sl4. 7.ll.onthly &c.. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Day:es, Strand, London; and William Blackwood, 17, Prince's -street, Edinburgh.' TO A GREAT MANUFACTURER, NO. SO, STRAND. A VALUADLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CANDLES. lANEW a man, who on the public Sta3e Made it his business to rant and rage; eft, when low in purse, would sigh 'and say " alas'. I scarcely can for candles pay !" Cleaning his shoes, one night, when thus depresed, He laid i is shoes aside, and smote his breast ; Then sudden Fus'il, transtz'd like block wood, r.,r in the shoes a mimic figure stood; And ev'ry action his asta.,:e betray'd, Was by the. phantom in tile shoes display:d—s• Aad lo ! To add to his surprise, As he arose the figure secrn'd to Ilse, And, as he forward stept, stilt forward tco ; • Put soon his wonder ceas'd when he recover'd, And as he stiz'd the polisli'd shoes, discover'd ' fwas but his shadow bcam'd Upon the polish he had tais'il, seem 's! • So frith:l'o! Then with a smiling pltasure he reviews The brilliant lustre of the jetty shoes— No glos3, he thought, was ever so delightful; A:: , 1 were his aetorp' shoes mash: all so blight, Ile would not need to pay fur candlt. , litht. scir•rne belhougin he'd try; but be it known, The 11'.14..!.ii , z that se brightli shone Dore ea it:, i-3f)el, a WAnrds, 30, STRAND!" Were it no: I" . .irren.'s ri::ck, the finest hand Mi;ht toil tl-orn morn :a night, from night to mom, 'Enr any shoe h..d a polish borne ! TI , e elm he p:r.v%i. and :.:nee has found A In heath a.(3l;ed Tram skr..., by irr.re - ;•ro'x polish'd, . T'a min fro Cu: .canciles he was wont to use, And Si much civ.:aptr, he': At olish'd. lishls his Tiic..l;% with :hoes!! This •:a%) t;i:.nin and briiliarit .111..%cunio, prepared by • (3) r:,7 .4t ri le' // •'f 'i/ze7l. 7,,J, silt IND, Loude, ; • no; soil iu i,,cry• JWII lodic Kingdom, T. quid, in Bottle*, ai Gti 1(d. I2d. and ittd. eArh. • Also in Puts 6d. 12d. and lAd. eseh. A &.1111:n rot of P.i , te renal to Flo, a t, 'tiling lintilet of Liquid 44 Aek lair WAliliLN's packing. • • -.4416 , - 4"1 . 1. ' TO THE GENTRY, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS . OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. THE lamented Death of clr late• venerable and • -11 - revered Sovireign having rendered a Dissolution of Par liament necessary, I feel myself called - upon, as much from duty and gratitude from Inclination, once again, and for a fourth time, to scalds. the high honour of being chosen one of your Itcpresentatives, . Two short years have not yet elapsed j since, upon a similar appeal to your indulgence, I was honoured with the most flattering countenance and support; if, therefore, daring this peri,),l, and•during the ir.ore extended term of my previous service, I can accuse myself of no deviation from my Original professions, and have ever ensleavourqi to exert myell is support of the best interests of our happy Constitution, 1 trust I may rely, with confidence, upon a repetition of your favours, ail a re-establishment iu that exalted situation, the important dutirs of which it :tall be my earnest desire to exe cute with renewed zeal and liittlity. 1 harelip" bonour to be. Ger.tlenten. • . Tour obliscd and faitbfid h u pervant, 13011 N Aft(7llER HOUBLON. Winarole-street. rtiortiary Ci d Ir2o. • . *ammo Ditsse.—.A bitit dress, composed of black bilinba.. sine : it is made to lace behind; the waist is the same leirgth as last month: the front of the bust is mos.:Weaned in the . stomachee style with narrow pipings of crape. Long sleeves. of an easy width, surmounted by a full epaulette, also composed of bon r basinit is formed into , bias puffs by narrow bands o f bl ac k crape, placed leneffwile : the bottom of the sktve is fliisbed by a broad crape band. The trimming of the skirt correspondi with the epaulette, but is : o ath broader, and has a very striking effect. The pellitie worn wi.h this dress is composed of hue black cloth : the back-is plain at the too„ but hat a little fulnesi at the bottom of the wrist, which is Of a moderate length : the fronts are tight to thesbape. The sleeve is set in a manner very advantageous to the figure; it is of moderate width, except just at the Wrist, where-it is almost tight to the arm. The' trio:slings corsist of three lends black crape cut bias and ,doubled; they are of different widths, and. are set on at a little :titmice from each other : this trimmiii goes round the bsOtcto a:4 up each of the f. - pets. The call.r, w kale stands out as some distance front the throat, is ornamented au cOrrespond, ai is also the epaulette and the bottom of the sleeve. Ifead-dres* a cornetts composed of white crape, and a bonnet of black maps over black sarstiet ; it is sotnethilig mailer than we have fakir • en them : the crown is round; the brjm is lined with 1414- crape doubled, and is finished at the edge by a deep fall of black crape a full bunch of rotes, of the vine material; is placed .it one side of the crown, which is encircled by a plain band of black 'crape ; ' another baud Confidea it under the Chb, and forms a-fall how at the rjgbtaisit. The nig. is of whits crape, . very lstlt. • Iracirleather &Waal fe.o7( fi Ryan:no blkk 'crape fotitid' dress otter 3 blade sarmet dip: the bottom of the-skirt js Itniabed by a single flounce of the saint , material, set on full, and faracifially omit totioted at Oho edge by black buglei: this is "stittaoudteellsy a to hunting composed of two rows of purrs; eney aft shaper:A . lilt,. a shot!, and are 111 in above each other in a diaptrystyie. The corsage is cat vcytipw all round the bust, which is tasteful'' , ornamented, and in part shaded by a tucker of ld%cit crape; mask to correxpond the trimming of the skirt : a double. row goes front the treat of iba shoulder round; tiskbaik alike bust. Mott fob sleeve, .docorated in the mi idle ,by two tense of puffs, played crosswise, to correspond with'thii• witbitilig of the skin, and 'unshed .:t the bottom t:y a lerf-trinnuttpr, alsb composed of crape. Jfradrdreas, a b.l.tck crape. tiaque : a bane of black bugles goes round the bottom nexCto the See • the top part is round; it is magma ted with huglce, srattetwit irrogtr. larly orei it a bioad band of bias crape, dia.blcd o goes.rcniat the top, and stands out at some distance from tt • thfi.Cand'"/I also ornainentedAvith , bugles .. crape tassel , edged w itl4 bligeos, fdlion the left Side; e‘d a plume . of.black fcathOs strOsFs ever the tass'.4. Necklace and car-bags, *jet. 2ilasti shambY gloved and shoes.-4e.teriloun's Rtrnikey. • • Petwat Etat Das:ss.—freek 'of white 'crape, over Willie satin, with three bounces of crape, oft ernentiid at the edges with black, en cavditags. Foli...ge ornament of Walk Satin between each , flotince, abd• sue:not:tang the upper one s short sleeves tri.nmed la bias, lilt (olive to cerrwrid. Cusv wee a Loads stikorze, of black satin, , wi:h s a sh df Ate same sandal slipper* of French ar t s • gltiVes,' and sac rings tied necklace of je,t.. .The hair eleggntly arranged, All ornamented-with gauze, spotted with black velvet, ditiT confined by rt,sys of jet beads. - • • , J'«Nelitin Ce.asciarge. Corrystr.--Pplit:d dress 9f b l ack egaph over satin, With five fluted flowers of era* at the border. Spencer of black velvet, with fhb sirens. and bust orgatnenfelf in a mat novel and lseautiful atyle. 'black velvet botany. Witii superb prattle of cypress feathers. English' antique ?dee (of of white crape; black shammy ;Ropers, and black Atkin:may ,gloves. Amon the head-dtemes for eveuing parties,,, we llog 'have first th huradnce, par tArdleisVe, the otirofict turtrft * 9l War-Vvibets. synasumesi by a.suiletb Diggie (41;a.. 'serous-Imill black feathers; this 1p ope pf the 11?9!:,If•Vit head-dresses we halve seen fur suers time. The private coaWe turban is also well adapted to musitialpardes, being 1411;t!wd without plumage ; it is of black Satin slid crape, oroativne4 with real jelt ; a dress : hat of crape and black win, .ordauweted with drooping cypress frathettsis muehbu eadpation fair dicfri. parties. 'White ci ape and white love - are ec i lially expressive of 'moiosoing as black; the yoting; and thebeautywhotecoritpltiaibb .ist dark, and which is by no means rendenid. fairer by di e apt proximation of black act the. face, have been already seen p i urValig made entirely of white crape; slightly . trisimsd :sulk white; ;. white !Woe of egoisocal..coonfeakaos,to wlnoli also black is not a favourable head-daess,.lowrli to Wear a i4ate crape turban, entwined with black• beads, and crowned wild _flack flowers or fi•athers.—La.Peifeilisoubice. • M. GR EF Fp L a.l'egr of; frant.e, t) ad .Ow oA nnttr o receivtng at a Bail in his house the nuke of BERRY, on the very et , eriink oftis as,acs:na:ion, died! on Wednesday, consequence' of 'the sliock.heßx. ,perielKed (U 1 dKeadfill eveut. CONNlF.hCiAL.—!extract of it letter from .Rio . neiro; dated December 20 t-4 , 'lnce my last "da te, this market ha's not' materially alter,xl. - There Gas been sit 'very large 'importation of wines' from Tort Us. gal, and a great deal also from Catalonia,. but as. the previous, stock was small, high..prices. gehera . aly obtained on their arrival; t‘''ci cargoes. of Caijal'in Which came s iii last, brotight 35 'loans . per pipe; two have since appeared: or which, his probable, not more than 40 will be got, as the dealers are rnh ther diSpose4 to - hold off, but as ;c is .an article of great consumption, it will find. ready sale, aud at the usual prices of 83 to 90 dollars . per pipe. A few pipes sh6uld alWays" be brought with wine.. In 'Oils . . . . 'l~ •i;t: -.4' f; 1 I ?~: ~i { c f ! ! ~ ~~ +'~ ' , j ~•~~ - FROM LAST NIG111"3 GAZETTE BY THY. PROCLAMATION, FOll DISSOLVING TIII PRESENT PARLIA,BIENT AND DECLARING TII/i• CALLING OF ANO'fitnit. GEORGE IL • Whereas, we haye tlian;ltt - fit, by and with the advice el tour Pt ivy ( t ouniii. to Dissolve this prenent.l Parliament, which staffs prorogued to 3londay,-the thirrtentli day of March next: We do for that end publish thii cur Koval Proclamation : and do hereby Dissolve the said i'arliament accordingly ; and the 1 Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citi zens, and Burgesses, „and the Comatissioners for Shires and Burghs of the House of Cotootons, ale discharged from their mecring and atteadance on the I said M.,nda;-, the 'thirteenth day el - March next. And we being desirous aad resolveJ, as soon as I may be to meet our people, and. to have their advice in Parliament, do hereby make kraown to all our lov ing.subjects our Royal )vial awl pleasure to call a New Parliament. And dO hereby further declare; . that with the advice of our Privy council, We have qiien ' 1 orders, that our Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom cal:ea Greitt Britain. .and our Chan cellor of Ireland, do respectively, upon netice thereof; forthwi:h issue out writs in due form, and according .. to law, fdr calling a New Parliament : And We do hereby also ; by tilts oar Royal Proclamation, under our Great Seal of our Unite! Kiogdom, reqiiire Writs forthwith to be issued accordingly by our said CH ANC E L Lons respectively, (or causing the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, who , arc to serve in the said Tatliameut to be duly.returged toy and give their attendasice in -cut . swill Parhattient - ; which Writs are to be returnable on Ftiday, the twenty-first do/ of April next. biven at our Court a! Carlton House, this Twenty-ninth Day of February, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty, in the 'First Year of our Reign: GOD SAVE .THE KING! A similar Proclamation was issued for the Scotch Peers to meet at 1-lolyrood House, Edinburgh, on Tuesday the 11th day of,Aptil, for the Election of Sixteen Peers- of Scotland, to sit in the Ilouse ofi Peers in the New Parliament. • [This Gazette announces his Majcity's approbation of the ap puisittficrf of Mr. F. Rebeati to be his Most 'Faithful INlaj:!sty's Vice-ConsuLund to execute provision:X.,- the functions of hi; Consul-Gentral until the arrival et the•persou whom his Most 314eity shall appoint to that situ.ition.--:-It also nod his Majesty, in Council, has been pleased to apvoint C.. li...rrect, Esq. o: S:rattvn Park, to he Sheriff of the County of Bedford, iii the peon t.f Sir J. Iltirgoyite, of Sutton, Part. and to make the following w:tentiments on the Roll:—Fur the County of Soutkancror, J. Scotts, Esq. made J. Scott,.EN. for Denbigh, J. L:Saltlyury. E4q. made J. L Salusbury, 'Esq.] BANKRUPTS. Winam Vau k ,lisr, Compton Dardo„Somersetshire, maltstcr, to surreotitr Much 44 . at six, 11, and April li, at eleven; at the Black Bear Inn, Devizes. AttOrtiei ' - Mr. Tilby, De vizes; or Messrs. Ne.thersole and Barron, Essexittreet,Scratid John Herein Vtr'ster and Charles.Dobson, • Norwich, 'mains.: facturers, March IN 17, and .Iptil fl, at Lone', at th& Rarer pant HoesoLan, Norwich. Attojnies, Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Norwich; or Uciers. Tilbury and Langdale, Falcon street, street Falcon-square. "" • Sanibel Morris, lil j onhil!, Stagordshire, butcher, March 14, at four, 15, and April 11, it eleven, pt the Red Li;in Inn, New port, Salop. Attornlel, Mr. Hicks, Gray's li:n4quare; or •Mr. Brookes, Newport, Sidop... , - D I . V I DEN ps to be rr.qe at GUI LORA LL. :1114 . gin tittle is 'ne,thing doing, and no pl - Fispitc • t . 44 March 23, J. 'F.: GytV, Slcirtditell, Coihnin; at ten. 'Match • z i mprovement. Butter from .F:2;:ce art.i.l-ba11.04, : l ad es, T. Browne and. .L.Foriester; Savage-garde:3, wine-aces- I llnt.ch cheese ate always current articles. A rprl l e an chants, at ,: a. Musa. 28, D. Stalker, Leadechzll-strectol op. rotb. at ten. Mar& 2.5, J. e,a; Claurtaitteet;Spitlffields, hatter Will not sell.. Vloor is alto ready ..vale, i4r zeen-manufacturer, at twelve. .Mar c h 21, Jain J4nl- wieson, • Gtobe-street, Wapping, matter-mariner, st eleven.— o f • • that made a new v.heat ; there is yet a good d ea l old on hand, but I do not think the pike Of flor.r .Itarch 2 . 5 G. 19: 'Wyti; Newington•llitte.4, merZliant, at ten. July 8, T; 'C. Patrick, A pt ifi t .f r i ars, h,,,, mcs b ro k e ,, ,attm o.,_ will go beyond eight .or ten dollars. Cod fish- is j u ly 8, R. H. Day. Twill, r.ear Is.ttlone, se-.l,ermalt p r, at , abundan supply. Our stocks Of pro...lnce ar e not .ratich wantyd. Soap . and s!:crin candles are o ver t totelve. Match 25; W. MA7, Spital-ilqn Ve; ailk-ManiStcturer I , at twelve. . March 25; J.'. Cbaktpion, that St.-I:felts*, broker, laree. - Cottons arc in - brit!: demand for England. Wat ten. March 21, . Co*,es -Mincing-lane, broker,. a: eleven. •c• Sugars are plenty, there is litth de:nind for • them. March 7, T.. 1). tathani 'ail . .."Patty; De'v'oishire-situare, merciants, at twelve. • " 2 / a rcb i: ' Majar, b ur., and Vora i Coffee is rather sear;:t:. La Plata hl.,:es arc toktably 1,104c11, Holborn-bridge , haberdashers, at tea. March .2111 plenty, and withoat demand." J. Richar , is and Son, • Martins-laue, merchants,-afelreen. .Nt.w. SOUTH WA LI:S.-4'9M an 1::::: - . 7 04t; ^ Pit p. r. DIVIDENDS tb be mule in the COUNTRY. . ~ .-Tlie progress i.f the Seitlerner.ts in New :::ou:h I.lateit 30, W. Poker ,. West Tttpeuouth, innkeeper, at tee , Vrales and 6 Van Diernan's at the Public ItcOm;, FA:st Teigtraluth. March ; 5, W. Pratt, I Laad, has been so tar;i t f Einninghaan, druggist,'at trieive, at the Weepat'a, ki l nin g - that they now rssers, of their own growth, all ti:e ham. "March 24, _.B. Gray, LiverEaui,aneretav, at 0ne,..-..a aim; nceevaries 'of .life, and ale even enabled to :mike (; carp, • Liverpool. exportation of a surplus piodace. They have laiely • CERTIFICATES-2.Ltacti 21, F. Flcnde 11, Newthn-by-the-Sea, Nci t . lumberhnd; fish _ sent horses to 13 . atavia, cattle acrd salted meat t o t h e • d•-...ik.r. R. Sidney, Newman-street, Oxford-vtreet, picture- Isle of France. and 1 1 ....ur to the Cape of GOtitl iTo;_e. d-aler. P. Malcom, Ashbourne, ll N •by a bir e , tea_de li iir. .1. I.Nor do these Colonies less contribute to the wivas Which they supply wizix Peel. 'fawer-atreet, sark-inaanfaeturer. W. Woad, M.'1314.111-_, ! o f the m&hcr tovittr., lack skint, and wool of a qu ility Staik.eBshir e , Lici t 's.. b. Dodd, Noweastlr.uport.'a yew, trier- • , chant. E. Langley and W. Belch, High -street, Southwark, • sperm, ki acr: oil, se.l tagravers. T. Willineton and C. (lakes, TAinworda, bankers, not less inferior t.i tr. 2 best Kixtso and Spapi .h,— D. lirattam, Ugh Holborn, glatsKlealer. The ship Stine) is cn her way to Etngland, freighted' DISSOLUTIONS OF P.IUTNEILSIIIPS. wi 11 iticse valuable articles. 'l'i.e exertions of the •U. awl r , " (otr;nists have been rct:,r,led by tli duties'iPtpoed. Gordon and Ferber, Lime-street, 11.4-chants. Shaw, W:cirwsley, Yisksli:te, suitic.maimos., -J. and J. D. . . . on their exporti, I , it ihme is mason to hope these hi,- Owen, Lucit.)w, k;alop, boot and shoe-makrrs. Gowan sod co. 614sgwer. watey And Pugh, Aston, near Binninetam, wit.; pstliolcuts wiii be removed, as 4 retition for thett44, l . lets. Baird sta Mackey, Nottingham, provisionov,erfluints. ! pose has been transmitted to the i,cgislaturc. by ;he (;ill and Co. Tavistock, Devon, 'Merchants.' Cal twrig lit twir l tiovcrnor. Total population of the teriitory 0 ,;,(1,f,0 Beckett, livetp oat, ironmongers. Wagstaff and TAyloi, War. +,. • - tingtun. Paiiiiera. Tindall and Co. Scaybotough. WaistA4 and Persotis i being an ideTra:;e, in one year, et red ly Law eu..liicidegrataster, carpet-mannficturigit. • I t . t4AttittotiLS. , • . - - , i