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FOSTER respectfully informs the Public, that the SALE of MONMoU'rii CANAL MAIMS and DEBENTIIRK advertised for FRIDAY next, at the Mart, IS POSTPONED till Tar.somr, the 2d of 2Jay. Angel-court, April 4. T MIDDLESEX AtCTION. HAZARD XI.S1;11 CO. CON'IItACTORS. 1.:60,00f) Nr.x.r TUESDAY. A LL Adventtn.n . s in tlis L.ttery, who purchase ill. before NEXT 'TV LS )A Y; le.ve 4eci.led wry:image over any former Lottery whatever ; for on that day they rrizy not only gain £3Q for a Ticket now hoe 0::, and M preinotlion f ir every without the posz:ihility oilesia;—but wilt after wards have the full chamce.for the 4 Prizes Of - £120,C00 . X20,v00 - £40.n00 2 - e'lo,eo6 l'.•!0,0041 act. foFming 111.17 , te alh.! Comiols, jJ'CATITAL TN p-arsuance of the Act of the 55th Yexr of his latz , Ma sty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen s: e.is Hospital shad, in i'neure, be paid quarterly, in ieioe-, instead of half-yearly : Ncticc is hereby given, by or «•- the lii;ht Honourable the Lords and oth.as, Cornints t:oners fcr 01: Affairs rti the c.•id Hospital, that all the thereof, residin3 in London, or within the di% +ictcf die Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally, :17.1 rri,:raentally, with their In: tractions, and Certificates of at the Secretary's Offr:e is thL ;:aid llo s pi!al, on the ctive days, and in their diarent classes, aceoiding to their scer: - .1 Bates of l'ension as underrrentionel ; when attenda7e win Ls: t-iven from ten o'clock in the morning, until three in aft_n•ocn, for the payment of a ,carter of. a year's pension is 2.lvance ta the. 24th Tune r.ext. On 'I'HURSDAY, the 6th of APRIL. :tithe WO/CraVand INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS . of tM cpuNrry of MIDDLESAXy • j , Grayruntak4 . • • TT is.with feelings of sincere gratitude, that I beg'. 4- lig return you my Thanks for thehigh and diitinguished ho nour you have' just conferred upon me, by elccthig me one of year Representativbi in Parliament. I am well aware, Gentlemen, of the' Lading cause that has indneed you to repose so important a trust in one, who nut be comparatively but little known to you. That feeling, by which you have been influenced, conveys the noblest tribute of Ill :lanai respect that cotild possibly be bestowed upon him, whose uniform aini and ambition it - was to devote himself to the cause of his country. To follow that line of conduct which characterised my Father, and of which you have p strongly marked your approbation, will at once be my delight, my . pride, and my duty. It shall be my earnest desire to maintain the cause of civil and.rcligions libmiy, arid Mott of all to support such measures, as will gi; to the People full, free, and independent Ileprsantation in parliament. ..- .PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause of " Rowley against Elwell," the respective Creditors of JOIIN ELWELL, lire of Tipton, in the Counw of Stafford, WhitesMith, who died in the month of September, 1805, and WILLIAM ELWELL, late of Tip ton, in the said County, Victualler, who died ua the 15th day is. January, in', are personally, or by their Suliuiturs., to come in and pr3ve their Debts, before Joseph Jekyll, Esq. one of the Piasters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, Loudon. COLLETT, WI MMIRN, and COLLETT, 62, Ch incery-lani, London. - - Every Ticket aild Share nt.4 parch,tscil r:::1 have a chance for ALL the CapitaN in the Lottery, wheaer drawn the first day or on any other day. Tickets and Shares are &Aling at Masan an,'. Co.'a Offen,. * Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Coruhill; and 324, Oxford ttteet; where, in the Last Lottery Contract, tkcy Sold-TWO PlizeS cf .020,000, and ALL the PRIZES of X 50,000 iu a recent Lottery. THE TWO CLASSES OFTEN THOUSAND TICKETO Thii day was Irlbr.:lsel, in fonlscvp *Pro. ?rite ss. boards, A 'VD A Sla,ish Tale, in Three Cantos ; and .if-1 other POEMS, STANZAS, and CANZONETS. By OSCAR. Printed for C. and W. IL Whitt.ilter, 13, Aye-Miria-lane, Lonaon. P.Tsioaers at sd. per day, and those at Gd. to the end of C.:: numbered Regiments. On FRIDAY, t!e 7th of• APRIL. This day was published, in Biro. price 9s. boards, ATEMOIRS of the COURT of WESTPHALIA, under JEROME BONAPARTE, with Anecdotes of his ravouritc.-s, Ministers, &c. account of this curious Work, see the Quarterly Rerierr just ptthlished. Printed for Henry Colb= and Co. Conduit-street. :Nose at 6J. from the Il.syal Garrison Battalion and remaining Pegl:mcnti and Corps ; those at 7d. and Bd. and all the Cavalry per day. On SATURDAY, the Bth of APRIL. TI:ow at Std. per day 17ont the Ist Foot Guards, with those frant the la Rc3iment of root, to the COi.h inchlsive. On MONDAY, the 10th of APRIL Ti.. s:: 9d. per day, f:orra the 61st Foot, and all the rentair.- iza Relli.nti:ts and Corps, as also those at lOd. per day. ()a TUFSIJAY, the 11th of APRIL. Those at is. per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry, with the Ist and Regiments of Foot Guards. WRONFSDAY, the 12th of APRIL. These at ts. per day, from the 2d Regiment of Foot Guards, cz.th those from that Ist Foot, to the end of the numbered Re- E..au.nts at that 14. ate.. On TIMRSDAY, the 12th of APRIL. Those at is. per day, from the Royal G:rrison Battalion, and the reni-Lit.lnz P.egi:.euts and Corps, aod also those at ls. Cid. i-r Cm FRIDAY, the 14th of APRIL. Those at is. id. is. I z 3. is. 2d. is. Cid. and Is. 3d. per day. On SATURDAY, the 15th of APRIL Those at Is. 3i,d.13.4d. Is. 40.13. dd. is. Sid. Is. 6d. Is. 61d. .I'. id. Is. 70. Is. 3d. Is. 30. is. 9d. Is. 90. acd Is. ICA. per t:zy. On MONDAY, the :7th of APRIL. Those at 13.1*. per day ar.d upwards, and those Pensioners who have bf:en admitted on account of 13lindr.ess. It is also ordered and directed, that all Out-Pensioners talonging to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to the inst. - nations attached to their Certificates of Admission, which they are required to produce at the time of payment, by which those Pensioners residing beyond the Bills of ,Mortality, are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of his Ma ie.str3 Land Forces in London, their affidavits agreeably to the Forms therein prescribed, on or immediately after every CLuartei L.q ; without which their Names will not be entered en the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their places cf ie!hlence, without un zvok'aable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take Notice, that in consequence of various Frauds havir.g been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Pension end Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners so ofFending, be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit foe ever all benefit arising from this establishment. RIC II A ttD N E AVE, & cretary and Registrar. ROYAL INFIRMARY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR AFFLICTED WITH DISEASES OF THE EYE, CORK-EZRZET, EURLINCFMN-GARDEICS, Instituted under the immediate Patronage of their late Majesties and the Royal Family, in the Year 1804. Pansmracr.—llis Grace the DUKE of SOMERSET. Vize-Paastursre. The Duke of Bedford The llt. Hon. Lord Bagnt Tae Duke of Devonshire The Rt. lloti.Lord 13raybrooke The Earl of Besborough The Rt. Hon. Lord Eareiley :"he E..rl of Aylesbury Sir John Wrottesley, Bart. E.:rl of Cardigan Sir Wathen Waller, Bart. lia:::e.the Wallop of Durham J. J. Angerstein, Es+ Treasurer—Rower Milrolus, Esq. Operating Surgeon, and Surgeon in Or..sinary, 11aasor ALL:A.:nen, Esq. • • AT en:. ANNUAL, CENEItAI. MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION, held at l.a. 6, Cork-street, on itlonda•l March WI, 1 :LIU, W.ITIIEN WALLER, Bart. in the Chair, • ft 'tens reported, that sinx the last General Meeting of the Governors of this ('harity, bcld on the £6th of March, ).;19, there had been received 1418 Patients, in addition to 10ti5 then zennsiuing on the Boats, 134. - ; of these hal been cured and dis charged, and 67 deemed incurable. That 74 opetalions had been performed for the removal of the Cataract, 69 of whfch h_d been successful. During the last four years and a half 40 reasons had also been rastored to sLiat b the operation for ar ff :lel Pupil. That the total amount of poor iiwrsons received since the open .g of the Charity on the ti.6tb of March, /8.25 was C 9 '273, of r.tom 27,444 had-been cured, or reliL.:ed and discharged; 756 Cee:ned invirable, and 10131 rem..incd tr,:,:n the List. • Tit within the sane period, 1100 operatiur.s for the removal of the Cataract had been performed, 1t57.5 of which 1::13 tenni sated suczessfally, and 115 of thee were on p.-rming burn blind. The Subscriptions become due annually on the i.6th of March, and are received by Messrs. Hoare, i ilankcrs..7, Platt - street; Paliert Mitfard, Itsq. Treasurer, No. '27, Fitzroy-se4are; by Lir. Alexander, N 2 2 ,., Cork-street, Bitlincston-gai-dans; and ire 4r. J. J. Orltche Collector, 98, (:teat Imi,-voknce of the Public is earnestly valizltet. ia behalf of this Lutists:ion. (sv OILDF3, or sus ow.:::rrree.) SUGAR PLANTATIONS, ST. K RENT:WED No - rick: OF SALM 7,% / TESSIIS. 'AIUNN and CUItTIS ke•spet - 4:EiHi an flounce, temporary clines of • loll: ?icing completrly ... A, that tlivy have re•zaived Estructior.s to submit by t . "r lON, on. Tim; 3 the 17 0 th of April, .at •Turelve t'.ock, at the Auction Mart, London, the vet y impori.ult and Property of fug late J05E1.44 .Rfar , r l Al NS F-*/, tonsistinr, of two bizhly valuaLle SUGAR P.LANTATIONS, si:trate in the Parish of St. Pail!, in the island of St. ilauisi -vile:, known by the names of MOUNT PLLt: ISA NT Lnd W. 1111: GATE ESTATES, consisting together of FouP Acres, Two Hundred and Fifty of which are ve.y 11.12 C'..._ Lard, with a Whidtrill!. Sugar-Works, and ail neces -laty in good repair, Two litattred and Forty-eight about Sixty head of (:..tile, and Sixteen biuk-a. La.; i tact i'roperty offers many advanrkges seldom united. ii well supplied with Spring Waiter, a.,:1 the Ship pit.; 1;..q is near and convenient. i)t it P..rticulars may be hul by appliceiun ty, Win. Li' Esq. New 1/ridge-street, Vaattfriars ; and at the Auction also . of isles.. Munn anti Curti;, Walbroak, t:e_r tee P.cyal Extha.nr, where any offer for varezase by f'ri- VALE Coutoact wilt be receliret • i 0 • . . EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON CONSUMPTtON. Thi; day was published, in Svcs. price 75. boards, Mivi..EDICAL N9TES on Climate, Diseases, ITos pitals, and Medical Schools in FRANCip rTALY, and Swirr.satxtio; -comprising an Inquiry into the Effects .of a Residence in the South of Europa, in Cases •f PULMONARY Conatninpthr.; and illustrating the present State of Medicine in those Countries. By J CLARK, M.D. Resident Physician at Rome. Pritited for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. Oa the 12th of April, will he published, in One Vol. Bvo. price I;.s. boards, VOTIOES illu.trative of the DRAWINGS and 11 SKETCH 1:13 of some of the most slistinguisbcd Masters in all the principal Schools of Dvsiftn. . Br till. sate LIENRY ItnVELnY, Eq. London : Sold by. Longman, Hurst, Rers, Orme, and Brown ; Ilurst, Robinson, and Co. ar.d also by J. lt:yr, Ipswich. Forty copies 4re printed, on large paper, fur the purpose of illustration, price £l. Its. 6d. each. This day was publisbee., A . . TREATISE on INFANTILE and ADULT RICKETS; with some Remarks appern:.-1 on Nt7RSIN;, for the con=ideration of MOTHERS, as connected with this Disease: together with a Plate and Description of an improved reclining Couch for the Distorted. By G. U. WEATIIERHEAD, M.D. • Graduate of the University or, F.clinhurgb, Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of London ' Lecturer on the Dis tortions and.r:leases of the &nes and Joints, B:.c. • Printed for Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. This day was palished, in Royal 800. price IE3. boards. Part I. of PLEADINGS in EQUITY, illustrative of Lord Redesdale's Treatise on the Pleadings in Suits in the Dish Court of Chancery by English MI. By JOHN WALPOIX WILLIS, Est. Of Gray) Inn, Barrister at Law. London : Printed for R. Pheney, Law gookseller, Inner Temple-lane, l•lect-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Digest of the Rules and Practice as to Interrogatories for the Examination of Witnesses in Courts of Equity and Common Law, with Precedents. Price 10s. 6d. boards. TO CHURCHWARDENS, OVERSEERS, &c. This day was published, price Ss. 6d. sewed, the Third Edition of rrHE CHURCHWARDEN'S AND OVER ' SEER'S GUIDE and DIRECTOR; written and ar ranged for the the of P.trish Officers and others, desirous of ;I:gull - 4:g Parochial InformatioF. ; on an entire new system, in ' .inch every branch of Parish Busi!;ess, and other matters relating tiu reto, and the various Duties of Parish Officers, are familiarly and minutely expl:due.l.. By J. ASIIDOWNR, 'Member of the I lonourable . Society of Lincoln's Tnn. Printed for O. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave -Maria-lane, Lontl.m. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Tit.: Parish Officer's New Alphabetical Register; spewing the nanaes of Paupers receiving occ;:sional or permanent whither residing in their own Parishes es elsewhere ; price titi. sewed. Just oubisLcd, A GENERAL CATALOGUE, price Ss. 6d. of 1 - 1.. an extensive Collecti:ln of NEW and SECOND-HAND BOOKS: comprising altr.ust every Useful, Popular, and Va luable Work, in the various dep:tmnents of Arts, Sciences, and Literature, and offered to the Public, at the unusually, low Prices axed to each Ankle, by J. DO WDI NG, Bookseller, No. 22, Newgate-street. A few of those of the most useful and desirable description are here selected, as a proof of their comparative cheapness, viz. Dr. Rees's Cyclopedia, the large and small paper Edition, a Subscriber's copy of each; the small in 62 Parts, at ICa. the large 82 Parts, at 16a.--Encyclopedia Brit:in:lea, last Edition, 20 Vols. elegant:li bound, A:Sst.—Pbilosophical Transactions 18 Vob. stn. ePgant, ..11/.—Shw's General Zoology, 22 Yds. half Russia, £.6.—Ciialmeres General Biographical Dictionary, 5.: Vols. £ll. ss.—llansard and Howell's Parliamentary Hia tory, Pebatos, - acd. State Trials (a most important Work), Dd Vols. 100 Guineas.—Gentleman's htlazine, a matchless set, 124 Vole. 60 Guineas—Annual Register, 60 Vols. in Russia, ek:ant £23.—Crose's Antiquities, 14 Vols. Ru ssia, ele g ant, X22.--Ch:lniers's British Poets, 21 Vols. In half Russia, £l7. Picart's Religious Ceremonies, 15 Vols. calf, eleg ant , Beauties of England and Waits, ilf Vols. Morocco , X 26. The utmost Value given, in Money or Exchange, for coed-hand Books. Orders, post-paid, still receive stria attention. . DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER continues to be prepared by Messrs. N::-eneity, from the only Copy of the prow Ls left by 1)r. Janes, in his own hand-wridng: its per fect identity whit the has been fully established by ana lytt.s, and i.s petuliar salutary egects confrnied by ti; ext!lisive sale of the first Aledic.al Compaaies in the Xin.lgota, whose Stock Messrs. Nzweatt: have uninterruptedly continued to supply. By the Deed of 23d February', 1743, Dr. James disposed of lmlf his beneficial Interest in this celebrated Medicine, to the Grandfather bf the present Messrs. New'.)-ray, and, in i I pursuance of the provisons of that Deed, not only instructed i hint in the price-s of making the Fever Powder, but also au thorised him and his st::eessors to prepare it for sale, if at any, time a separation of inter.sts should make it necessary. Dt. J:1 ME.F.hi AN A 1,10!T IC PILLS, in which the Pow der is an essential ingredient, are likewise prepared and sold by les , : - s. Nen bt ry, 45, r;tirs, Lezdon ; and s 9, Dame-stact, Dublin: Sold elan by Mr. Sanger, 1711 . °rd-street ; and 31cssrf.. Bayley and Blew, Coekspur-street. g_7- Purchasers are requested t:) observe, that the Nana g' F. Mawstaar" er;!raved In -the Black Stamp, an each Bottle, Pack:, and 80.. • It is my intention shortly to pity my personal respects thrones out the County, and, in the meantime, I beg you again to ac cept my best thanks, and remain, Gentlemen, With every sentiment of respect and gratitude, Your obliged and faithful Servant, SAMUEL CHARLES WHITBREAD. Cardington, Bedford, Zist March. )IIDDLESEX ELECTION.-WIIITIMEAD AND • itEroß AI. , TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF BHDDLESEX. G ENILINI _ _ . 1 1 11 E COMMITTEE for conducting the TION of Mr. WHITBREAD, cannot seplrate without offering you their warmest congratulations, on the happy result of the great struggle it which you have been engaged, and their most sincere thanks for the ze4lous -.aid efficient airport which they have received from you, daring its progress. The Com tri!tee thought it their duty, in the outset of the contest, to state fully and explicitly, the motives on which • they reiied, f.r in ducing you to repose conEtlence in Mr. Whitbread, az.: the means which, in their estimation, principle as well as sound po licy pointed out as most Constitutionsi and effectual, fur attain ing the object of yo . ur wislen. These are not tittles for tem porising on qaestions of vit4 importance to the maintenance of your rights and liberties; at.d the Corarnittee did not hesitate to chain your support and to offer .heir own, to the cause of Mr. Whithread, so far only as he stood pledged to a strenuous oppotition, not merely to the measures of the present Adminis tration, but to all the arts of Parliamentary Corruption. The resdit his fully answered their expectations. Never did a contest rest mare on political principle, and less on personal consideiationi. You have. taken it up on its true grounds, and have abundantly manifested that you are determined to acknow ledge only, u your true Representative, the friend of civil and religious liberty, and the advocate for restoring to the People of Englaed full, fair, and free Repyeszntation in the Commons Douse of Parliament. _ _ .The Committee will, as early as .possible, lay before you a full statement of tke application of the fund which has been en trusttd to them, for defitying unavoidable expenses; and this account will furnish an additional proof of what the active co operation of individuals cut effect, and at what a comparatively trifling cost a great County like yours can assert its liberty of choice, even where its locality renders it peculiarly liable to the exercise of undue influence. . The Committee cannot pass over in silence the gratifying spectacle which this struggle has afforded, of united exertion in those among whom it is the constant aim of your enemies to sow dissentions; and they trust it may prove the commence ment of a truly important epoch to the cause of constitutional liberty, in which all its supporters shall unite in vigorous oppo sition'to the arts by which the People of this Country are but too successfully controuled in the expression of their will, and in support of a thorough and effectual, but temperate and con stitutional, Rtform of the present corrupt system of Representa tion. By Order of the Committee, CHARLES SHAW LEVEVRE, Jun. Chairman. Freemasons' Tavern, Ist April, I SW. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are &lily made to impose on the unwary a SP U MOUS CO:a rt./SIT ON instead of the GENUINE ItI.AC'EI NG prepared by DAY and 11Iat they• have adopted a new Label, hi which their signature and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, Is so conspicuously placed-in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and soli wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Drugtit-ts, Booksellers, Ironmongers Pella mere, Boot-Blaitcrs, &c. in the United 'Kingdom, in Ironmongers, at is. mai is. 6d. each. THE GENUINE SYRUP OF DE VELNOS. THE only Depot for this useful 'Medicine, is re moved from 21, Frith-street, to No, 52, Berner's-street, Oxford-street, where it is prepared according to the Recipe of the late Mr. SWAINS" intrusted to his Nephew and Succeisor, Mr. THOYAS Cantrasi alone. The experience of nearly a cen tury, has proved this Medicine to be the most innocent and ef fectual alterative. It corrects and purifies the blood ; and those who are afflicted with Scrofula, Leprosy, Scurvy, and maay of those metunzholy diseases arising from impurity of ti e tale od and juices; those who suffer from diseased liver, and for the dissipations and indiscretions of their youth, or whose con stitution; are broken down and debilitated by mercurial, anti moniul l,r arsenic medicines, should submit to a regular course of the Vegetable Syrup. The t'ffects of this Medicine are such as not to interrupt either busisess or pleasure.; it operates on the animal juices, and re. quires only the common reatraint of moderation in dirt. It is disissived in the chyle of the stc.mach, is conveyed by the circ , lating Hulls, and corrects their tendency to all those diseases svhi;ll originate in vitiated blood. It is a safe, though a power jut substitute Mr mercury, said removes those evils which an unsuccessful use.of that mineral occasions. • It is rrepared and administered in Burner's-street, under Mr. Canham's tuuurdiute direction, where it is sold at 13s. a bottle ; also by his Agents in London, and k every Considerable '1 own in tli.! Linithd Kingdom ; and the coneetaratell, tar wsr:n cli= fists s, h•; his depet-d get.ts in the F. ss. Indies, vie. Mews. Muek.Linsh. and Co. Calcutta; and. Mews. Farb= a a Co. Bombay. • EACH. r I DISH having . given his opinion of the present • Lottery, bets leave to point out to his best Friends, the reline, its leading features. It oasis:3 of 90,000 Tickets, and contains .102 - Capitals, amounting to /303 5C.0, Money and Coesobs, all in One Lottery, arid to be drawn iu Two Classes, !0,000 Tickets each. The first 11,CC0 are to he cut into the Wheel hefore the First Day, and are those only which are now on Sale. The other 10,000 are to he et. into. the Wheel after the 18th May : not any of them are'yet on Sale, nor can T. .31S11 say when thy will be, as he is unable to get any infon mazion relative thereto. The usual amount of Prize Money would be A 2e0,0e0, but the Contraitors have, under the &me th:a of a recent Act of Parliament, added C GO, thereby increehing the intrinsic value (up to the I:th A . :: eel Ticket ; and to get back shat 1240,000, they are :Wowed, by the Lords cf the Treasury, to charge the Publieei'll per Ticl.ec more that the usual price. (TM: is Ike. 440,000 said to be Li.en away). T. BIS!' begs it to be clearly. understood, that, however specious the adverdstueents of tither Office Keepers may be, tie: Scheme do.s not contain any I,63l:Cages that the Customers or his Oilices will not equally particiVate in. The Preliminary Day of Drawing (as the Gazette cans it) et:II be NEXT TUESDAY, lien OF THIS iiUNTII (APRIL), On which thy, X6C,000 'Money v.ill be wlthdrewn from the Scheme, by deciding all the Two Thousand Prizes of 4'30. Not any otlier Piize, nue will any .planks be drawn that :'t-y: but every one of those Two Thousmd Tickets will egc.in have a Chance, just es if they had not been drawn, notwithstanding they • tell each be entitled 13 the 150. • Tickets and Shares are now ,on Site at BISII's Offices, 4, Cori:hi:l, and 9, Charirg-cruss ;..where .o. '2,807,4 Prize of TA - ENT Y THOUSAND POUNDS MONEY, in :he Let tery just :wished, was Sold in Shares. •.• Erplanatory S.:acmes gratis. MOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • BANKRUPTS. Joseph Phipps, Duke-street, Portland-plaee, tailor, to =res. der April 8, 22, and May .6, at twelve, at Guildhall. At tornics, Messrs. Richardson, Walbrcok. John Marsh, Itotherbam, Yorkshire, grocer, April 18, at sever., 19, at twelve, and May 16, at four, at the Crown Inn, IL, therham. Attornies, Mr. T..yler, Bedit rd-row ; or Ms. Badger, jun. Rotherham. • Samuel Wheatcrat, Sheffield, grocer, April 11, at sii, 18, sad May 16, at eleven, at the Angel Inn Chesterfield. Attoia • nits, Messrs. Lowey and Cuwburn, Inn, Temple; or Mr. Thomas. Chysterfield. Grace Thomas, Bre age, Cornwall, shopkeeper, April 17, 21, and Mny 16, at ten, at Pearce's Hotel, Itedruth, Cornwalt. Attoruies, Messrs. Card.de and Co. Gray's Inn; or Mr. W. Davey, jun. Redruth. DIN' I URN DS to be made at GUILDII ALL. May 2, G. Upton, Queen-street, Cheapside, oil and colours. merchant, at ten. April 29, T. Houlbrooke, late of High Holborn, linen-draper, at ten. April 15, C. A: Ansel Car :ll4ton, paper-m4ker, at twehe. . DIVIDENDSto be made in the COUNTRY. April 26, W. Fosbery and E. Ingleby, Liverpool, merchants, at eleven, at the George, D.ile-street, Liverpool. April 26; al \V et; xeds,woolsta,pler, at eleven, at the Court-hauw,Leeds, CERTIFICATES--Arau. R. Bill, jun. Wolverhampton, carrier. C. Hughes, Sutton Coldheld, Warwickshire, victualler. .J. Storkey, Bristol, cheese factor. J. Waiker, jun. Axbridge, Somme, brewer. T. and E. 11. Friend, Sunderland near the Sea, traders. W. P. s Peate, Newport, Salop, Sadler. J. Young, Carlisle, spirit-merchant. R. Walton, Wood-street, Chsapaide, hosier. C. Chubb, lute of Portsea, ironmonger. T. Cooper, Kennett Wharf, Upper Thames-street, merchant. Roscoe, Clarke, and Roscoe, Li verpool, bankers. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Hall end Davies, Highgate, shoemakers. Daniel and Co. London and Bristol, iron-merchants. E. and W. J. Thomp son, New Compton-street, Soho, workinz-jewellers. W. and E. Young, Portsea, brick-makers. Latham and Co. Manchts ter, cotton-spinners. Rickards and Lathan!, S4foird,.cotton.. spinners. M. and W. Warhurst,Old Malton, turners. s Gees. and Ge..hing, Dudley, nail -ironmorgers. Kaye and Armitage, Alrnondbury, Yorkshire, fancy-clothiers. J. and J. Bower, Drighlingt on, Yorkshire, wool-stai.lers. lleling a , ?O. Co. Li verpool. J. and E. Hoyle, 13righ.a.s, Yei icshirt, c..rreni!lers. Moore and Smith, Halifax, card-makers. Holbiaw and Flughes, . Stroud, Gloucestershire, wool,merchants. Hard and Cock, Goswell-street, eating-house-keepers. Wild n.nd Gowar, Kent place, Kent-road, surgeons. }letting and Co. Manchester, en gravers to calicolgiuters. Mott and Hayter, Princes-street, St, :Martin in the Fields, coach-makers. Burwash and Ham bleton, -Ptiuces-street, Clerkenwell,. watch-pendant-makers. Williams and Troward, Piccadilly, chemists. Cornfootand Co. lkounger and Apsey, Houndsditeb, wkolesale-slopsellers. EASTER TUESDAY.—Yesterday, a little after 19 o'clock, the Christ Church and Bridewell boys, to the amount of 6E6, walked in procession from Christ's Hospital, accompanled by their masters and nurses, to the Mansion House, where they were ad mitted ; they walked through the grand' Saloon, where the LORD MAYOR, several Aldermen, the LADY MAYORESS, and several other Ladies, were seated. "They then proceeded round the Egyptian Hall, ro view the tables, with all the. decorations, used at the grand enter ainment the preceding day ; they then took • a view of the Ball-room; and other state apartrnentc. ,On leaving; they passed in rota ' tion before.the Imto Alay . 92 Great Hall, and each boy, acc4 rding to Ancient. custom, received a shilling, Or sixpenee, acceding to' their respective. merits, witls 2: min and 'a glass of wine. After this eerernonyo . the Lotto •hlatirotti Aldermen, Sheriffs' and all the City Officers, followed in the usual pro.. ,cepsion to Christ Much, Newgatstrect, wheie Spital Serthon wasilicacheil by the . Rev. Mr. Cis a t t i.. YEL,' ( * TOM St.. John, Chapter, so.dfron? eie Ist 'to the 7th verses. After Church, the procession rrr turned in the salve in:sailer to the Kunio. Hou se , where the LORD Xls.irpasep;eilaur4 P'p party. _ . > ~: