Star. — London, England, 1820-03-22 00:00:00

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FDWARD POTTER (late of the Marquis of Granby Inn) begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that the Marquis of Granby Inn being entirely closed as an Inn and Post-house,he has taken . the above House, which be has most commetlious:y fitted up for carrying on the business in all its branches ; and hopes, by the strictest attention to their accommodation, to merit a continuance se their kind stpport. G EVER AL ELECTION PROM LAST NIGIII-S That Propesals will l c received at their (kNce, in Pall Dlllh c 7. 6•7 i.fore WEI)NrSDAY, the 29th instant, from such Per- F . , r.; may be winn to uhtlertalte the Supply of PEATIJERS Department, for a period of Three Yeats 1., afttr the expiration of the fast Year, upon Noti,:e o f •:hree Morsel's, at the 'ption of either Party. ,:trerns of the Articles may be viewed upan api-litati ,, n at tk: Prkcip:d Storekeepn'c thiicv at the Tawer, and to the rt.- •:,:tive Officers of the Ordnanc- ia the Il•eynl Arstnal, IVerol sc:.:1; and f.trt:ler P.:rticulars, together with the Terms and Cc.:Ts:itiol.s of the C'ot-terurt, may I.^ known at the Seerctury's Cl'.l, in aforesaid, any day between the hours of o'Clock, where the rroposals mast be delivered; any.: ertic'ned " Proposals for Feathers ;" but to p ; -..;.> can he at1r.,:,..!d water the t2f)th irr-ta:•r,ut Twelve ar Nee:t cf the :ante Day; neither will any l'emelvr be r ;:::d un7ess the Party making it, or as Agent in his behalf sh:: attend. By Order If the ?f•rd, TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THZ,BO - OF NEW RADNOR; AND ITS CONTRI BUTORY BOROUGHS. • Ciermutint, T HE kind and unwea r ied exert i ons ° P iny Friends, demand my earliest and most grateful acknowledgments. The Mq,:ority which has been declared by the Returning Q v /ricer in favour of my Opponent, neither surprises nor alarms me; for . I entertain no doubt whatever, that many of the Voters re ceived on the P.ll-book for him, may Icion ifrpcal, be struck cff, and that many of those tenderedior me, but r•jected by the Returning Officer, may he added to the number of those whom' be condescended to receive for me, and establish a fitpl Majority in us, fawn-. Of the repeated instances of partial:ly, (in a quarter from which it ought not to have emanated) and of the other undue mans used against me, I think no honest m(nd can entertain a doubt; redress however, can only be obtained from a superior Tetuan!, formed by our valuable and most glorious Constitu tion, adequate to the injuries of the complaining party. I repeat in the most positive and unequivocal terms the as surance to which I have 'before pledged myself, that your in terests will ever be nearest my heart, and that I will (as far u my humble endeavours can accomplish it) exert myself, to the utmost of any power to uphold the same. I am, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faithful humble servant, PERCIVAL LEWIS. Downton House, 17th Msrclt, 1820.. . . This Gazette notifiz s the appointren . : of Litutenstit-Gcnertl Kenneth Alexander (Lord [',ward of Fffingliam), K C.B. to be a Knight Grand Cross of the Bads, vice Gener:tl Sir David Dundas, deceased ; also the xppointurnlt of .Lieutenant-General Sir H. Tucker 11,lontresor, lint. to he 4 Knight .Commandre of the Bath, vice Lord 11,,wari of Effingham. BA NK RUP TC lES SL 'I 7 ..I2.SEDED. Richard Bass, Ti.rvey, Bedfordshire, farmer. John Stone Chappell, Oxfortl-ftreet, haberdasher. SRA COAST, DEVONSHIRr. A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, loot:log to the 1.31..tica, to be LET or.SOLD, which may be occupied by a larze 'Family, or two small on..s. Letters are delivered at four o'clock, twenty hours after leaving Lomion. inquire of Mr. Fiske, Staticorr, Witmore-street, Crtendish sp:ure. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Atkinson: Huddersfield, mere-hap!, to sur:rmier Aftrii Ist, 19, at (he Rose and Croviun lor , Iledderraeld ; and May 2, at the Black Bull Inn, Mirdeid, at eleven. Attornirs, Messrs. Jaconth and Bentley, limiderstield, or at their Of fice. 67, Basinehall-srreer. Lernlon.• James Weeel, Klne.street, St. Jam's':-square, breeches-maker, March 25, April 15, and Mly 2, at at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hill, Welbeck-street, C.avendish-square. Robert Graham .and Samuel Sharman, Leicester square, linen drapers, March 25, at eleven, 28, and May 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's place, Old Jewry. George Sadd, Kenton -street, Bloomsbury; carpenter, March 51.5, April S. and May 2, at ten, at Guildhall, Attorneys Mt. artand, Mark-lane. Richard Clifford, Stow-on-the-Wold, Glourestershire, stone ' mason, April 11, at seven, 12, ar.d May 1, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies, Mr. Tarn, Stow-on the-Wold; or Messrs. Mason and Housman., New Bridg.- street. John Peet; Carlisle, Mercer. .1f: it r, 7, and May 2, at eleven, at the Turk's III:ad Inn, Car`isle. Attornivs, Mr. Birkett, • Cloak-lane; or Mr, Blow, Carlisl,-. William Houk, jun. late of Stourport, Worce.sterlhire, cabinet- . maker, April 17, at five, 11, and May 2, at eleven,- at the • White Hart Inn, Ilartlehury. Attnrnies, ?lesns. Darke ar.d Co. Red Lion-square; cr Mr. Bird, Kidderminster. IGeorge Innocent, N,itiinghatu, baker, April 3,4, and May 2, at eleven, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. Attornirs, Messrs. Hopkinson and Buttery, Nottingham; or Mr. Wol ston, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. Thomas Prince ' Chester, baker, April IS, 13, and May 2, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Gur nery, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Lowe and llower,Southampt.sw. buildings, Chancery-lane. .Joseph Atkinson, Dalton, Yorkshire, clothier, April 18, 19, at the Bose and Crown Inn, Iludderslield, and ..'ay at the Black Bull Inn, Mirfield, at eleven. Attornies; Mt:Ars. Jacomb and Bentley, Huddersfield, or 67, Basingh.:ll-itreet. • Margaret Ilarrisoil, Runcorn, Cheshire, shopkeeper, Ar , ril 4, and May 2. at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Mancli.-s:er. At- SUGAR PLATATIONS. ST. imrs. RF.NEWED NOTICE OF SALE. ESSIZS. MUNN and CURTIS respectfully an- AV the temporary causes of delay being compltely removed, that they have received instructions to submit by AUCTION, on tirrim , Ar,. the 13th of April, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Auction Mart, London, the rely important and valualne Property of eh.! 1•t:e JOSEPH RAWLINS, Esti, con,:stinz of two highly call:4111c SUGAR PLANTATIONS, desirably situate in the PcriFb. of St. Paul, in the Island of St. Chi istopher, known by the r..trro.s of MOUNT PLEASANT and WHITE GATE ESTATES, consi3ting together of Four !font:red Acres, Two llundr.2l and Fifty of which are very hoc I"7.ltic Land, with a Stigar.Worhi, and all neces sary ilci:di.v, in good repair, Two Hunch - ell and Forty-eight y Neorei.s, about Sixty Head of C..:ttie, and Sixteen Mules. kris important Property offers many advantages seldom united. The whole is well supplied with Si7rini; Water, aKd the Ship :,ing Bay is near and convenient. Dercit d P,atict ars may be had 1w application to Wm. Le 111.0 , r, Eq. Now Bridge-stroet, Blaakt'i iars; and at the Auction Mart. P ,rtkiliars clao of , iessrs. Munn and Curtis, Walbrook, rear the Heyll Exchange, wh..-re any oder fur purchase by Pri vate CEntract will be rec.:ived. R. li. CREW, Secretcry. Cf.v, - NTY FIRE-GEFICE, REGENT-STREET. COUNTY FIP,r-OFFICE RETURNS. ":) - fiCI: is hereby given to al: PERSONS who, -L 4 in 1319, convicted their Tzrms cf SEVEN YEARS' I • -,..1Z.1NCE, that RETURNS of TWENTY-FIVE PER ( • •:poti all Premiums p..id by th,:m during that time, are and of the Agents in all the prineig.al Towns in ; a:d it is requested th..t such Persons as hare t.•!1-c:td to their Ret:rns in preceding years, will apply r :lie .a.ne forthwith. J. 'l. BEAUMONT, • Mar:l;lns I.)l7ctor. Tits INDEPENDENCE or Tat CITY or CARLISLE. A T a numerous and respectable MEETING of " 1- the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the City of Carlisle, holden at the Coffee-House, on Saturday, the 18th day of March, 13c0, VP:TrIT.NARY COLTY.GII ANYIVERSARY MELTP:(; of the YE- A. T;(;i:IN A 111 . :.;UrtGE9NS, and I'l 7 I'ILS ethicatt'd at rSt%:i+l7!t". W. ill hr: held at the Freentatins' Tavern, on a.4DAV, CI. .1 'LIE'S POEMS.—SECOND EDITION. This day was published, In foolscap Svo. price sa. 6d. in hoards, the Second Edition of Mr. WILLIAM HALTON, in the Chair; The following Resolutions were proposed and unanimousl y carried : (*(i 1,1- - !! '; ir. Olt- Chair. Mr. S.;•co rsc—oonz !r. ▪ .N 1,3 :r, 1 ▪ i. 74:-. C,,nr.r pOEMS, descriptive of RURAL LIFE and SCENERY. I"; :tr. J. TlAnru-vsr ",%!t. R. MA v.50r..101 fly JOHN CLARE, a Northamptonshire Peasant. " 111. er's flowcr is to the summer sweet, " Ttiough to itself it only live and die. SHwcsrrrrr. : Printed for Taylor and Hersey, 93, Fleet -street; and E. Drury, Stamford. I r*: r. linnet will 1 1 :2 cr. I iati-raq Six. 7:d.,.. t5 , o ne n- I .lv he hod , ":whore the 11S tit) of •:;?v.-ards, at th./.. of the 'Tavern, and at the Veterinary Col:cit.—March 15, 1:3'20. rrEll NIS of SUBSCRIPTION to COLBURN and c:o.'s BRITISH and FOREIGN PUBLIC Ll/3HARY, eonduit-street, 1.14:13ver-svare, Lx: Jon. T11%.*. NicN Lorrny. THE ,rande•t Lottery ever knowr: !—EIO,OOO Priz. , 7.lency.—Eni.orri:gorricnt to early Put -2.0t Tv.:;:et., to he dt :Ord 11th of Aram, enti tled ear':, tr.icr and above vrbatcvcr Prize they may be, Prixts, including Four of £30,000, Two hf zr.20,C00, ..f . .vo of £10,0003 Console.—Tickets and Shares for Cie aliove Lotteiy arc seliing EY TON, Stock-Broker, old and O:E.:T, V, Cort.hill a::.1 lirrn'oard-street, where all io :Jr Public Funds is transacted with fide lity and ALL IN ONE LOTTERY. CARIZOLL, the Contractor, who has arranged with Govel:itr.ent to sivc, for the ADVANTAGE OF EARLY PURCIIASF.Rti, 2,000 Prize' of £3O each, 11th AI'III air.:untir.g to SIXTY THOUSAND FOUNDS in CaLir full chance of all the other Prizes in the Scheme, containing izcs of _C - ;^,000 - --,Pro - - /..10.0c0 Consols. XI 20,000 1 . 40,C5C0 £20,000 Tn this Grt.tND . SCHEME ; with 102 Capitals, FORTY T1101:.-iA N D I'OCY DS EXTRA MOSEY have been given 1:y the Contractor to the Prizes heretofore allowed by Govern ment, 1 v.t!lizli 12303,50% in Money and Consols, is presented t,i the a lurn fir exceeilinz the amount of Prizes in any tamer I .ottery wi. h tie like number of Tickets. Tickets and Sliales are by CA It ROLL, Contractor, 'No. 19, Cornhill, atta th:ford-Areet, London, who Shared Sold, ix the last fvw Months,. No. 2,387 A 50,000 7003 £S,CC.O 706 •1,000 4426 2,000 1,315 20,000 &c. Etc. C.l ratom. has Agents in all the principal Towns throughout the Country. T and J. SIVEWRIGHT are happy to acknow -4.1 • ledge the great puL!ic patronage shown their Contract concluded, which dist. - i1yn...1 Ifi fIT Prizes of £20,000 each, all la Shares, to the Public ; tie Numbers were 2,770, :,:170, 1,656, 6,65 G, 3,445, : 1 ;f107, 7,607, of which No. 1,.;56, £t 0,000, and twelve other Cai..als, they with pleasure v.:l*e, were shared by them, and, 'X it h the remaining .e 20,0110 Prices, were sold in most of the principal Towns in the United :Kingdom. The New Lottery of 20 0 T es , contains 102 Capitals, including Four of i:50,000, Two of J:20,0110, and Two of £10,41,0, Consols, &c. 2::. forced in pal( I.y A 40,U4 Money, or £ per Ticket hying added b 7 the Contractors; but 100,000 of the Morey part thereof c: is be d: awn the lith of A PHIL, in 2,000 Prizes of J.:7!) carte and, ol.lion:ris no other Prizes or Capital whatever will then he drawn, they particulari; serommend their Friends an the F..bii:. who inttzd to tie:- -lure, to make their purchases before that day, a; the 3e .2,0,;e1 r:izes, being £60,C00, will then be wi,hel.cawn fr,rn •'4e aril the cane Numbers will still be entitled to he ..*: the l'rizes remaining in the Wheel, zs if tl-• y been 1. - .T. , :11.-I'ickets and Shares are selling at Cid No. 67, Corubill ; 11, Ifelbarn; 33, Haymarket; 1141, Oxforsirett. TO THE PUBLIC. TESSF S. HAZARD and Co. and ".trr. IN I ROLL. the Contractors for the present I.•;t:rsy, reticin t s my censure of the Scirrne, have dared, h a way, to attribute the candid ard harts: or.:::ica I r..ite L .:ten u; . it, demerits, to disappointment at co: briag ;•..ricipate with them in the profits they to cts t ~n it ; and insinuate an evident untrath—" 5 . •,1 •,.• i) ori,,at me ti /what I never dfreetl7 or indirectly soli • mi!tt• v•d'i !hens." Towards the indtviJuals who are i•i the Contract, I hare no persona: animosity—l am • • their and that selcly paUic gra..zds; • • !I, court a minute investigation of she Scheme, the !••• •,-, lam preparing to publish, and which shall be ready •.• ,!,•,. wit sh....va that my objectiont are not ill-founded, •• I nice the PUBLIC, dist I bad a mere noNoca • pto:.o.lgati•ag thrill, than the Gentlemen Con e M.rtm 1 to me; and it then be seen wbose ••.t n..•. rL ii,;;,i• and voided, the CON rn.turons, us . Tae Puidit's devoted Servant, T. DISH, Cornhill. A- fnr the present Lottery were as under: :.,1. G. - 4214 .5 10 t'. I!.s. A. r. 7, arle Ca. 11 5 10 T.l •.4.\ 11 3 Itir. V i.. 11 1 3 5 Ci.sss I.—Subscribers payinj £5 .13. the tear, ss. the Half Year, or Ll les. per tlo,lrter, arc allowed Twelve Vo lumes in Tov:n, or Twent•:-foar i7l the Country, and are enti tled to the newest and nv.,t exiren:ive Works in the Lilsrary.. CLASS IL—Subscribers paying £4 4s. the. Year, /2 12s. ed. the lialf Year, or L.l 11. ed. per Quarter, are entitled to Eight Volume.. it Town, or Sixtc••:n in the Country, including new Publications in the Octavo and Duodecimo sizes. Cxass TH.—Subscribers paying :C; sa. the Year, £t 2s. the Half Year, or .C 1 ss. per Quarter, are allowed Six. Volumes, but are not entitled to the perusal of New Works. EXTRA Ctass.—Subscribers paying £lO 10s. the Year, £6 6s. the Half Year, or C 3 15s . 6d. per Quarter, are alloWed Fif teen Volumes in Town, or Thirty in the Country, and are en titled to the immediate perusal of every New Work desired, (the 'Proprietors engaging to provide an extra quantity of Books for this Class, in order to ensure the stri:t fulfilment of this stipulation), and to have purchased for them any Work of ge neral inter . ..it, that may nut already have beep added to the Library. hooks sent to Subscribers to all parts of the United Kingdom, or the Continent, and in any Quantity, by paying a propor tionate Subscription. Cotsnan and Co. most respectfully assure those Ladies and Gentlemen who may honour thein with their Names, as Sub scribers, that the utmost attention shall be paid to their wishes ; and they trust that by the arra!igenti.nts they have adopted for an immediate and abundant supply of all now and interesting Works, British and Foreign, that they shall afford them more than ordinary satisfaction. i ~ THOMAS and RICHARD ABBOTTS, respect ..i. fully invite their numerous Customers, the Nobility, Gen try, and Buyers of fine WINES and SPIRITS in General, to their Concerns, No. le, SKINNER-STREET. and 340, OX FORD-STREET, Lowboy. In Skinner-street they will have the opportunity of Viewing and Tasting the largest Stock of the finest WINES aad SPIRITS in the Kingdom. . Port Wine - - - 365. per doz. Full-bodied high-flavoured Ditto - - 4'23. Old Lisbon - - - • 365. Old Sherry (Pale and Brown) . 38s. Very fine Bucellas - - - 465. Rich Mountain - - -40 s. Old West India Madeira - 545. De. Direct Do. - 463. Do. Vidoria Do.• - - 465. ' Claret, first growth, Chateau Margott - SoUs. Ditto, second growth - - - - 50%. Cape White Wine - - - - - 21 s. Ditto Superior Madeira - - - - 9.65. itcd P..atac Ditto (excelleafj, - - - 465. Crusted I'ort Wines, from three to seven years in Battle, of all th:! favourite, Rom Retciro, Roriz, and all other first-rate FLA :•!, g. All \Vines and Spirits del:vet - 2d Free cf Expense within ten Miles of the City of Lor.cbn, and flottlA Fs,,•e of Expense.— Old s'ol-r, J.:it:o per Pipe, 3..t.:rry, 114deira, A - 95, Cape, Lpwards.. - 9s. 6d. per Gallon. ca hum - -11 s. 6d. I;:asidy 26b. od. AGZ.NTS. • Mr. William Austin, Wen:with. .7.1 r. J. P. "lrinnias, Vanittart-terrace, Greenwich. Mr. C. lialstead, Camden Town. 1%::. S. itichards, jun. I... Aver Tottenhain. Quecn's Elms, Chelsea. . Lfr. :ru,hatn, Posi-Ocoee, Enfield. Mr. J. Al G. Vogel, Camberwell. FR AUD Plt EVENTED. TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are 114:1v made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS CON- P tIS IT f 0 N histead of the GENUINE BL ACKING prepared ty DAY at.d MARTIN, they hare adopted a new Label, in signature and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, Is so conspicucusly paced in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to tids, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will etiab:o putOtasers at once to dettct the imposition. The Real .1:4)::n BLACKING, m...de soli wholesale by DAY aid - 1.11t•11 ti, 97, High-Ho:11)m, ar.d retailed by the principal G:ocera, Druggists, Doolo..f:•“1 - , - , I:oat:longer. Pe: fu nicrE, Loot-Makeri, is the United its Ll:Jules at rid. Is. aid 1.. od. uacit. Resolved-Ist. That Carlisle being a free and independent City, can never submit to a monopoly in its It-presentation, or to a compromise of its dearest rights and privileges. ed. That, in order to prevent our City from being reduced to the condition of a Close Borough, and to stem the torrent of a dangerous and overgrowing power, reeulting from the local in fluence of the Earl of Lonsdale and the Corporatiob of the City of Carlisle, we are determined to support only such men as, by their independent conduct and upright prin-iples, can and will exert themselves to secure our constitutional liberties, fearless of every species of Aristocratic influence. 3d. That we see, with considerable astonishment and sur prise, an Advert's:hunt issued by Sir Pima l'ticcaavx, Bart. declaring himself a Candidate for our Suffrages, and professing to be " an Independent Man, and attached to no Party ;" when the uniform conduct of that Gentleman has been a servile ad herence to the House of Lownixa, and in direct violation of the Principles of Independence.—Men are better judged of by their Actions than their Professions 4th. That the Gentleman who appears mast eligible to our Choice, and whose general Qualifications are at present most congenial with our Patriotic Views, is WILLIAM JAMES, Esquire, of Barrock Lodge, whom we solemnly pledge ourselves, to support with our most vigorous Exertions and =ceasing Energies. sth. That the Friends of Rational Liberty and genuine British Freedom are So numerous and manifestly so staunch and cor dial, as to leave not the smallest doubt of the utter defeat of our adversaries, and the return of the man of our choice. • 6tb. That a Committee be now formed of the following Gen tlemen, to carry into effect the above Resolutions, viz. William Dobinson Thomas Halton John Blamire John Andrew Geo. Porter, of Calm John Matthews Thomas II arrington 7th. The Chairman having HOC= hating taken it, James Monkhouse William Bell John Beek William Gieibons James Holmes Robert iam:s John blitch:ll eft the Chair, and Mr. MONK. Rese.ved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be . given to Mr. Halton, for his independent conduct in taking the Chair. The above Resolutions were iigned brupwarcls of 100 Five men; and are now lying, for signature, at the Offices of Mr. Dobinson, Solicitor, and Mr. S. Evart, Solicitor, Fisher -street, Carlisle; and Messrs. Mounseg and Fisher, 31, Red Lion square, London. MR. LIGNUM'S ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. LITTER rams A DZETLEXAN LATELY RESIDENT LE SHEFFIELD. Salford, Manchester, ldth September, 1319. DEAR SIR—For, the good of the Public I wish you to make known the following case :—Some years ago, whilst residing in Sheffield, I had a severe attack of a scorbutic complaint in my bands and face, occasioned, I believe, by drink ing cold nilk when in a,state of perspiration. It came on in the form of large blebs, filled with a clear watery fluid; in a short time these bursting, were succeeded by sores of considerable magnitude, attended with so much pain that I c ou ld get no rest. I remained in this state for several weeks, though I had the ad vice of a very eminent medical man then resident in Sheffield. I afterwards consulted a Surgeon in Atercliffe, but was alike un successful. As a last resource, I was determined to give your ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS a trial, and accordingly pur chased a small bottle from Miss Gales, Bookseller, in Sheffield, and however incredible it may appear, before I had finished that single bottle the complaint was entirely removed. It is now seven years since the cure waserected, and I have bad no return whatever. • I may just add, that another person, who had a si milar complaint, was induced by me to make trial, and the Drops, in his case, were equally succescful.--.-Any person wishing for further particulars, may have them by applying personally, or by letter (post paid) to Sir, your most obedient Servant, GEORGE LINDLEY, Officer of Eacke, No. 2, Brown's-pace, Queen-street, Salford. To Mr. John Li-num, Surgeon, Manchester. These Drops are sold, in moulded square bottles, at is. 9d. 4s. 6d. and 111. (one I Is. bottle is equal to three 4s. 6d. ones), I by Mr. Lignurn, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester; and by J. Evans and Sens, 49, Long-lane, West Smithheld ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and lons, 95, Fleet-market; Butler and Fonts, 4, Cbeapside; E. Edwards, G 6, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; J. Charles, 57, Mary-street, and J. Wil -1 Hams, 1, Parliament -street, Dublin; B. Scott, and J. Baxter, I•South.bridge, Edinburgh; R. Nelsen, Surgeon, and J. Baiter, Italian Warehouse, Glasgow; and the principal Medicine Ven ders in every Market Town. Of whom also may be had, Mr. Ltsmost's Imeitevati Cussincar. Lomat ' for all Scorbutic Eruptions, price is. 9d. duty in c lud e d. N.B. Mr. Ligtium's numerous Professional engagenaents pre clude the possibi.ity of his attrndjng to any letters of Advice,- un lrs. the usual compliment of a inel note be inclos..d. •- Jun published, by Mr. I.iguuni, a Practical Treatise on the N'enereal Disease, price is. t.d. and %lid by Simpkin and /41.:rshall, 4, Stationers -court, London. . _ tornki, Mr. Chester, Staple Ion; or Messrs. Tindall and Varey, M.inch,ster. Joseph Wild, -Liverpool, merchant, April 17, 18, and May 2, •at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messr-. Morecroft and Fowler, Liverpool; or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. George Geddes, Stromness, Orkney, merchant, April 12, and May t, at tivelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. Massey, or Mr. Ihvenport, Liverpool; or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. Philip Jay, Cavendish, Suffolk, wool-stapler, April 20, at five, 21, and May 2, at ten, at the lhlf-Moon Inn, Clare, Suf , folk. Attornies, Mr. Steven-, Clare, Suffolk; or lir. Ste vens Gray's Inn-square. Owen Owen, New Bond -street, tailor, March t 5, April 4, and May 2, at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. AIMS, Nei* North-street, lied Lion-square. Thomas Rodin, Bedford-street, Covent-garden, bookseller, March 28. April 8, and May 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor _ _ ney, Mr. Davie, Palsgrave-place, Temple-bar. John Bysh, l'atcruostcr-row, bookseller, March 25, April 4, and May 2, at twelve, at uildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Lat kow and Ross, Wardrobe-place, Doctors' Commons. Charles Millhouse, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, statloaer, April 1, 8, and May 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Bishop:gate-street. Nathan Parker, Compton-street, Brunswick-square, merchart, March 2M, April 8, and May 2, at ten, at GuildhalL At torney, Mr. Grover, King's Bench. walk,.Temple. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDIIA LT. April 29, S. Hurrell, ilinaries,.corn-dealer, at twelve. Mzy 9, T. Unwin, Sawbridgewortb, Hens, tnaltster, at twelve.— April 11, W. Cronin, Snow's-fields, general provision -dealer, ..t eleven. April 11, C. l'utsley, High Holborn, fluor-clali.me nufacturer, at twelve. DIVIDE. DS to be made in the COUNTRY. April 6,- T. Bevis, Cambridge, lace. raker, a: eleven, at the Bull Inn, Carnbtidge. Aptil 24, J. Slade; Frome Sciwcsorl, clothier, at ten, at the George, Fro:lw Selwuod. April 14, E. Bailey, Pr:shute, Wiltihire, parchmem-maker, at. 'eleven, the Guildhall, I‘larlborough. April 15, Henry, George, and William Lang, Accrington, Lancashire, calico-printers, at twt lye, at the New Inn; Blackburn. April 24, J. French, jbr. F-ore Selwood, clothier, at one, at the George , From Selwuod. April 13, T. Porter, Longtown, earnberherd, innkeeper, at eleven, at rise Lion and Lamb, Carli,le. April 13, Ti. Powell, Carlisle, innkeeper, at eleven, at the I.ion and Lamb, Carlisle. April 24, J. Gifford, name Selwoo!, coal-merchant, at twelve{ at the George, Frame Selwuod. April le, R. Burrows ar.3 W. Winn, Broken Wharf, Upper lharnes-street, merchzavi at five, at the Norfolk lintel , Norwich. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Roberts and Clr.iton, Sheffield; silver-pla.ers. Kay and Ire vers' Huddersfield, wool-stapler . Tate and Co. 0:d J ewry and Liverpool. Low and Martin, Wiruhorne-Miasttr, Dorset, printers. Tilling and Hughes, Grosvenor-row, Chelsea, printers. Witchell and Webster, Halifax, porter-dealers. S. and M. Mon. dicai, Whitechapel, ironmongers. J. and G. Hill, Atttraile. Yorkshire, millers. Richman and Mason, Lymiugton, South ampton, attornies. blackness and Wilson, Red I.ion-atre't i Spitalfields, bakers. Croes tiler and Ogden, SaddLworth, York shire, cabinet-mikers. J. and W. iearnlcy,' Thornhill Lev', Yorkshire, brewers. Stead and Co. Leeds, c4biset-niakurs. WylJe and Howorth, Nlanchester, muslin-manufacture's. Was brough arid Co. Bristol, bras-founders. CERTIFICAI'ES—A ran. 11. J. Buck, Arundel -street, Strand, statianei. T. -C. Puricki Austin-friars, insurance -broker. G. and T. Wood, Olt:swigs ford, Worcestershire, spade and giovel.manufattarers. J. and J. Ray, Clare, Suffolk, bankers. S. Glo:ccs:er, linen draper. A. Abbott, Liverpool, upholsterer. T. Morris, lhis to!, linen-draper. Doevoa Pana.—We have great pleasure in laying before.cur Readers a more correct account than has hitherto appeartd i of the circumstances attending the increase of Dr. Pass's prebend. The sum paid by the Regent Canal Company was .e27,0c0, which is vested in the. Three per Cents. fur the benefit of the present Prehendary and his wreak:ors. But the profound and enlightened Ecelesintic who tow tills the st-il has, with rare, and almost unparalleled liberality, negotired, at the age of seventy-three, in a manner which might rather have bteu ex pected from a person of thirty. who might h_Lve :oohed wish more certainty to the advantages of the transaction, ..nd for a longer time to enjoy them. Looking to the hitereiti of his te nants, who are now excluded from a renewal of their leases, Hr. PARS has given to them the whole benefit of the irereasta in comefor the next four leant, though he might equitably have claimed for himself some immediate participation in the antr.:al interest of the sum funded, and contents h . .m.elf with the receipt of the rent due to him antecedently to his negotiation with the Canal Company. if the Learned Doctor should not live four years longer, he will not hits if receive a s i ng l e Reg front the at gmentation of the pretend; but should lie va !sable life be spared till January, I mr4, he will, fo r the rema:. der of his days, mei," that in( time, which, t a tt l er a ll the r , ca cumstances, most afford to his virtuous and inelepencec,t, s; i r i e more real happiness, and hiiher n.oral satitfacti..n, th.n a ur .re caebestow.,