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THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Ms UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS .f ENGLAND,traIms to the BAST INDIES, tiolotrelinive notice, That the undermentioned Proprietors, qualified aretoblY to PROM SATURDAY NIGITI'S GAZA7TB. [This Casette contains Addresses of Congratulation to the Peirce R"GENT, on L. late providential escape, from the neiglibon:h•od of Sheffield, the Presbytery of Doors rinline, the Borough and Town of Totness, the City of Durham, the Borough and Town of Crest Torrington. the City of Euter, the Borough and Town of Marlhoroogh, a also of Southmolton, the Item bitants of Satithampton, the Diocese of Glouceittr, the City of enven:ry, the Town of Liverpool. the Borough or Beading, the `Loyal Livery of the City of London. the Pm-N.11.10,, of Eng iond in Grand im tre assemhh d, the County •.f L.Ant, the County of !'effolt, the East India Company, the Corporation of Huntingdon, the 'Vestrymen of St. Mary-la.bonne, the County of Brecon, the City of Isiortricis, the Dioceses of Ely and of Pe terhorough the Borough and Town of Weymouth an .1 1 1 4.!conthe Regis, the eonnty of Surrey, the Ciiy of Hereford, the Borough of Denblgb, the Cities of Worcester and of Bristol, the fawn of Wigan, the County Palatine of Chesser, the Cowry a 1). -cost. the Malanien of Leltti, the Inbah•tan• s of Niirn. the County of Inverness, sod the Parishioners of Kenwyn and Ktvi.l Prince Esterliasy, at an audience of the Prim:. Repel. on the 6th instantolelivered to him a letter from the Emperor of .4 os::::1, Law. have, in eonfoanity to the Sixth Section of the brawl' Chapter of the By-Laws ads, said Company, signified In writing to the Secretary, their desire of Detaining Candidates for the Direction at the ensuing Blottion of Six Directors on WEDNES. DAY, the 9th April next. WM. ASTILL, Esq. CAM ►IILL MARJOIIILINRIP.EIq• CYMRU'S GLAIMT, Esq. Cisoltoa SUSTII, Sir /owe /Aegean, Batt. Swasy TOOlta, En. JAMES COBB, Secretary. Tills day was published, In One Vol. ftvo. with Plates, price ISL. boards, A N ELEMENTARY TREATISE on the DIF FERENTIAL and INTEGRAL CALCULUS. By S. P. LACROIX. Translated from the French, with an Appendix and Notes. ?Ag e d For Deighton and Sons. Cambridge; and Law sad ~►hittster, IS, Ave. Marla•lane. London. Of whom may had. lately poblhhed. DEALTRY'S PRINCIPLES of FLUXIONS, Bvo. price 141. b boards. GREEN-STREET. ENFIELD HIGHWAY, NINE MILLI !EOM LONDON. Eligible Compact RESIDENCE, in the Co - yr.taa Stitt. with OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, STABLE. &c. corr Amt, and TEN ACRES of MEADOW LAND. Iltbe.Free, and Laad•Tat Redeemed. TO Bo SOI.D BY AUCTION, Br Mr. ROBINS. At Oarraway's Coffee-noose. Excisange-ARev. Carmine 01l Tatman/6y, the 13th of Merck 1517, at Twelve erica. ACOMPACT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in Green street, Ettseld Highway, about a Quarter of a Milo from the High Road, in the possession of JAMES BURGH, Esq. The Hesse is seated on a Lawn, separated from the Reed by Palladest—Contains neat Rotr;nce, excellent Dining Parlour, Breaklast Room, good Kitchen, Wash-Hesse. Laundry, flaky, Palmy, Cedars, dr.e. • seven airy Bed-Chambers, Water•Clnses, &c.: Lawns. Please;e-Greeod, *ids dry Gavel Walltst- we productive Kitchew•Gudens well planted with .choke Fruit Frees; enclosed Yard, with Coach-House, four 'Stall Stable, and three Rooms adjoining and various convenient Out-Bnildlop; a neat Cottage and Garden, and rEN ACR SS of RICH MEA DOW-LAND, Tithe-Free—tan lying compact. Lease live Years unexpired, at a low Rent. The Genteel Fu MUIR' may be had at a Valuation. May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises; and at the Rose and Crown, Enfield Highway; the Falcon, and Four Swans, Waltham-Cross; Angel, FAX I OOtOn; at Ganilwilfsi and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldensaquare. BELFAST TOWN MEETING. (I N WEDNESDAY, the 26th of February, 1817, ‘ar a numerous and most respectable Meeting was held in the Sedum, Roving, Belfast, in consequence of a Requisition made to the Sovereign, In order to tab into consideration the propriety of Petitioning Parliament to put an immediate stop to Distilla tion from Grain, TtIOMAS 4.. STEWART, Esq. Sovereign, In the Chair, 'The following Resolutions and Petitios were agreed to t Resole- 1 unanimously, That, from every ieformatlon we have been enat.ied to collect regarding the quantity of grain in the country, together with the rapid and enormous advance that has taken place, to an eaten: without precedent at so earl* a period of the year, it is the opinion of this Meeting, that every practi• cable exertion should he made by the community at large, au well as by each individual in particular, to prevent the waste, and 'diminish the consumption, of every description of grain. Resolved unanimously, That we cannot contemplate without consternation tie opposhim which is given to the transport of gro!n from these districts to which we have been =seamed to look for-supply, and that the most destructive results to the more populous and less cultivated districts are to be apprehended, no. km measures are taken which may quiet the alarm at the people. Resolved noaninsonaly---That, at a time of distress so tutparal kk4, and prospects so peeiloss, we conceive it orSl be atteoded with very disastrous consequences if the Distillers are permitted to continue their vast consumption of Grids, while their stoppage would have the effect not-only of &whim the drabs which is at present exhausting the - Country, but alma converting the Stores they have accumulated into Yubhc Granaries for the supply of the Naoo. Resolved unanimously That Petitions be addressed to the im perial Parliament, praying that such measures may be adopted as will cause the immediate cessation of Distillation from Grain throughout the United Kingdom, and that a Committee of six persons be appointed to prepare the same, to be submitted forth with fur theapprobation of this Moeda; Resolved unanimously--That a copy of these 'Resolutions be addressed to sash Irish Representative in the Imperial Parliament, and that the Committee above.mentioned be requested to open a correspondence with the principal Towns in the United Kingdom, acquainting them with the proceedings of this Meeting, and soli citing their activeco-operation in forwarding its general obk-ct. That the following Gentlemen be appointed the Commute. for preparing the Petition to Parliament—Marquis of Donegal!, T. 1.. Stewart, Esq. Sovereign; William Clark, 'llium, Vaster, Joseph Stevenson, John S. Ferguson, Esqrs. who accordingly re tired anti brought in the petition, which was unanimously adopted. That the petitions be transmitted to Lieuteoutt-General Mi chel, our Representative, with a request that they may be laid before Parliament as early as possible.. T. L. STEWART, Sovereign. The Sovereign having left the Chair, and the Marquis of Do moll being called thereto, it rat resolved unacimoudy—That thanks be given to the Sovereign for his promptitude -and atten tion in callus& this meeting, and for his very mover conduct in the IChair. DeINEGALIa PETITION. To the Right itonesrabie and Honourable the Oenenwas of the United Kingdom et Great &lulu and inland, in Par lament assembled, the Humble Petition at the undersigned, Inhabitants of the • Tows' and Neighbourhood of Belfast, Rests-edgily sheweth, That, at a doe when the Mhos:lei and manufacturing dames of society are distressed beyond all former precedent, your Peti tioners cannot ennomplate the existing high price and scarcity of Gain without feelings of the greatest anxiety and alarm; more. inipelially, as its• insufficiency and bad quality have already pro dmillidielmtlens fever in some districts, and in others the transit 'et peireblesis has been rendered impracticable by popular tumult. That, thteatessed as they ate by contagion and famine, your 'Petitioners deem it their Imperative duty, to solicit the attention of your Honourable House to the enormous waste of Manse someone, by distillation, which, though in ordinary years tend ing to encourage tLe agricaksre of the country, now consumes weekly 300 tom, or 7,108,0001 W. grain, the whole of width will be waudug to preserve the lives of the inhabitants of this realm. Pedtiotsen beg leave .humbly to submit; that the distillerlei ate not at thepresent moment a source of revenue to the Crown, as twelve thousand penchants of spirits ate now hooded in Ireland, whereon no duty has yet bees paid, anti-which, in the existing famished and lineoverished state of the country, are more than suilicient to supply the regular demand, until the result of neat harvest is ascertained. Your petitioners take the liberty most respectfully to Ololit, that tie extreme scarcity of Grabs has already. bad the diet at cu:,ailing illicit distillation; and as this evil increases or becemee diminished In propordon as the food amen is more or less grow dant, they are °revision very little apprehension need be enter. mimed of its revival during the present disastrous times, especially as the lanientabis scarcity of fuel must greatly obstruct its ope ration'. Petitioners therefore pray, that your Honourable House will be pleased to adopt suck measures as wilt • cause the immediate cessation of distillation from grain throughout the United King dom, and petitioners shall ever pray, Sic. __ day was pubthhed, nne v 4. tem°. pries 5s in boar..., the Ildr.) Edition, of SA NCH 0 ; or, The PROVERB IALTST.— Hy J. W. CUNNINGI4 4M, A. M. Vicar of Harrow. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, &nod; and J. Hate card, eirigratulaint his Royal Highness upon his escape hoot the :a - • " most nefarious a tack" upon his person. The Prince Pe?cnt has irve.ted Dentenant-Gereral Sir W. Jones with the Ensigns' sof a It night Command.r or the Bath. and conferred the istinoor of liciphth , syl on \. •: .r.clsneral C. Phitlips, Peter De lisviland, Eni. of Guertin.), .nt. oar: _lei Spicer, Esq. of Pertses. His Royal Highness Mt granted an honourghlt addition to Lord lifannouth's arms, atlu••ve to the attack ea Algiers; per mitted Majue►Oenertl Phillips to wear the Cross of the St. ►td- Uatt Order of St. Januarnis ; approved re Mr. Andrade as Po tu. gone Viee.Consel in London; and nontinatesi Dr. Havilaod Render of Physic at Cambridge. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Thr Velvet Cosh.on. Tenth Edition, price 6s. in boards. 2. De R ice: a Poem second Edition, Ave. price 6s. boards. 1. A World without Souls. Sixth Edition, price 6a. 6d. lIRACTICAL SERMONS.—VOL. IV. fhb day teas published, price ss. in boards, • The Second Edition of WHE FOURTH VOLUME of PRACTICAL and FAMILIAR SERMONS, designed for Parochial and Donee instruction. By 4bo Rev, IDWARD COOPER, Ric tor of Hammiest! Ridware, and of Yoxall, in the County of stafford; and late Fellow of AU Souls College, Oxford. Feinted for T. Cadell and W. Dairies, Strand, London; sod Blackwood, at Edinburgh., Of whom ntay also be had, 1. NrW Fditions of Three furmer Volumes, price is. each, is hde.Nis 2 ' mom, chici; designed to Amidst, some of the leading roetn , of the Gospel Fifth Edition, vivo. price 10s. boards. 3. no -ermons, preached in the Old and New Churches at Wo:verirrnyton, preparatoey to the Establishmclit of a bible in atitstion. rhea, price '2*. CROWN OFFICE, MARCH O. Mailltl returrA to serve In this present Parliament.' City of keelsester—James Barnett, Esq. CUMBERLAND-PLACE, HYDZ-PARIC. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE. with COACH HOUSE and STABLE, with immediate. Possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Ceffee-houte 'Change Alley. Caenhillton Tevail• OAT, the 13th Mar ch next, at Twelve o'Clocit, A VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE.- IA held for a Term of upwards of Seventy-one Years, at a Pepper corn rent, comprising a capital RESIDENCE, commo• diously planned, handsomely fitted up, and adapted for the ac commodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, situate ie Cuinlierland-Place, Hyde Farb, late the residence of a personage of distinction; containing, on the Upper Floor, five good Bed rooms; Sewed Floor, two excellent Bed-chambers, q Dressing -11.0001 neatly papered, Landing; cud Houseasald's Closet; First Floor, a uuble Drawing-ream au 'root, wails coloured, finished %with handsome cornice, an.l marble chimney-pies, windows to the floor opening to a balcony, connpunacating by foldlng-door to a back Drawing-room correaponantly lined up, and a Bou doir; on the Ground Floor Lnarauce Hall, Vestibule, or inner hall, walls stuccoed and painted, stone staircase to the second storey, with iron balester awl mahogany hand-rail, a gapital Di ning.parlour, Library, and Bada-rootn, Watersclotet, and Yard at the back. In the Basement are all requisite °Aces. Wine and Beer-callass,Caol-vaalu, Ste. 844 la Berkeley Mews a Club house and Stable. The elegant and fashionable Household Furniture, briMant plates of Glass and Fixtures, to be taken by valuation. To be viewed by Ticket/. Particulars 0:I the Premises; of William Nathereole, Seq. Solicitor. Eases-Street, Strand; Messrs VLsard and Blower, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn Fields; at the sub suipdoti Howes, St.Jantees.etruset ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robley Warivirkatreet,Volden-square, of whom Tickets for liming away be had. Ridged Warren, of Kiog•streer, H Aborn, bliddleses, baker. BANkRUPTS. George Rohirtson, of Liverpool, merchan►, Prater and chaprnan, to surrender Apr:l 7, a, and 18, at one, at the George Inn, LiverpouL • Attornies, Messrs. Pritt u,d Kewley, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Bla:kstuck and Buyer, King's l3enc6 Walk Temple, London. • John Minshetoo, of King's I.ynn, Norfolk, insurance-hroker, coal-merchant, deal.tr and eharowan March 10, 31, at eleven, and April 19, at five, at the Guildh all, King's Lynn. At•ornien,. Mears. Clarke and Co. Wannord.cqurt, 1, hrogmorton.streer, Loddon ; or Mr. Charles Goodwin, King's Lyun. Joseph Lusk, of Frame Selwood, Somerset, clothier, de-21er ard Chapman, March '27, '23, and Apr.ll9, at eleven, at the George. Inn, Frome Attornies, Mr. William., Red Lion . O.ERCRONIBIE'S PRACTICAL. GARDENER. Thi• ( 1 1/ a uldished,price 9s. in boards, the Second Edition, revised with considerable Additions,. by Mr. James MILAN, Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Home, Dart. of THE PRACTICAL GARDENER; or, lan-' proved system of modern Horticulture; adapted either to brie in small Gardens—designed foe the assistance of dose Gen t!' r tn v ho manage their usen Gardens, and as a Book of Re. krt.= for the young proleagonal Hortieskorbr. By JOHN ABIRCROMEIE. Author of "Every Man his own Gardener." • - • ' This Work contains the laying...et mid Culture et lie ki:::tn Garden. Fruit Garden; Plower Oer&n, Shrubbery, Ma mie Gress& Nursery and limber PlSmadon ; alto, the construe. tioa and aemegalneut of the OreenAttese or Conservatory, Ha llo:on, and Pasdes Garden. TM whok alphabetically arranged, and yreneing, io a practical form, many stiggestions frost recent anemia ia Vegetable Physiology, and exhibiting she princi ple* relative to the &tem et FreitTrees, operhaßy in the rata mite at smite Ocenerwollearse et Apple - t melts Trees.— With fable. of Plants cerrespendlog with the advancement of Emery ep wthe present perlodoutd Tables lot regulating the Temperature of Hot-homes, lc. Prised foe T. Catiell and W. Doles, Strand, London W. lls9rtmod, Edinburgh ; and .1. Cerninirtg. Cubits. square, London; or Mr. George Messittr, frotne. Thomas of Stapeuhill, Derbyshire, &aler aad chapmax, March 27, 211, acid April 19, At e•even, at the 1 love Our:ns Inn, Uisrum.upon-Ti At.onsics, Sir Foirder and Mr. Lowe, liurton-epon-Trent ; ttt Mews. l.uw••:s and Cowbure, Temple, London. George Husham, of Black Hall, pariah of North Huish, Dews*, sects:mai, d.Aier and c;iaintiati, March 17, 27, and April 19, at elevca, at the Soren Stars Inn, Tomes. Atti.ru;es, Mr. °acne Farwell, Tonnes; or Mr. John Alexander, Catty street, Uncoki's Inn. • Lawrence Dunn, lat. of G.orpe.street. Mile End 1163 Z, rope. maker, twine splinter, dealt: and.el.a l ini in, March 15, sl , z.iiti April 19, at °tie, at fUoildhad. Attortael, Me,art: Haritstune, Mincing-lama Edward Pugh. late of Lewes, Sussex, shopkeeper, ileller and cloniman, March ii, 111, and April 19, at ten, at Cirtkitiall. Anorak-a, Meat& Taylor lad Swann, New Ba.ingh George Price. of Threadneedle. street. Loud 43, hardwaraman, dealerhud chapinan, March lb. 25. and April 19;at eleven, et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oldham, llarf.streer, Biackfriars. MIN Power, of Liverpool, timber nserohant, dealer and chap. aen, April I I, *2, and IL at one, at the George. Liverpool Anoraks, Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New •ndgoe outset, London; or Mr. Leather, Lord-street, Liverpool. Thomas Willerton, of Coventry, rilibommanu‘acturer, dealer and chapman, felarcb 21, 22, and April 19, at eleven, at the Craven Arms Inn, Coventry. A ttornles, uy; or Messrs. Misyr.ek and liroderip, Red Lion-square. Richard Ardern, of Stockport. Cheshire, hatter, dealer and chap :urn, March 11, 22, and April 19, at ten, at the %%late Bear, Mau:hewer. Atoornies, Messrs. Taylor awl Unwtn, chewer; or Messrs Milne and Parry, London. Abraham Collinson, of Stanley with Wrenthor;.•, Wakefield.. Yorkshire, boat.builder, dealer and chapinan. March 28, 29, at eleven, and April *9, at four, at the New Caurt-house,•its Wakefield. Atturnies, Mr. King, Castle.itreet, Holborn; or Mr. John Melton, Wakefield. William Grice, of Frodsbatn, Cheshire, ninoer, flour-dealer, dealer and chapman. March 25, 26, at eleven, and April 19, at • seven, at the Illosiontsl lun, Chester. Attorni.fs, Mi. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Smith, Chester. antes Bauer, of St. danies'aiistroet, Middlesex dress outer. dealer and chapman , March 11, 22, and Apri l ls, at eleven, at Guildhall. Ai torney, Mr. lames Smith, 'Fokenboutielatil. Wiliam Scott, of Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March lb, 19, and April 19, at four, at the Flying • Her.. lam ' Nottingham. A'tornies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co. Wamford court, London ; or Mr.kiniley, Manatee—. Moves m,44, a . of Bread-street, London, merchant, kitarsh 15, IS, at eleven and April *9, at ten; at Guildhall. At t.oniry, Barkitt, Cloak lam. lames Davison, late of Cape Henry, In the kingdom of Hay", bat now or late of Warwick court, Holborn, merehaut r dealtr . and chapsuan. March Ib. and April 19, at ten, at Guild. halt. Atiorities, Messrs. Nind and Cutterill, lirezmortutis 'reef, I.ottdon. Richard Blackwell, of Manchester, mantificiurhe.rlieniiit, dealer and chlpman. March 29. 21, and Ap 11 19, at two, at the Musky Arnis Inn, Manche ter. Anomie:, M.. Jeremiah Buckley, Marschi-ster ; or Mcsos. T-Lorio.ly anJ a./eu's Place, Bithorgue•street, I.ondon. DIVIDEND 3 to he ova Ie at GOILDH ALL. • WARWICKSHIRE. CAPITAL AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, EllgtbW Dwelling-House, Was, Farm-Houses, Out.buildinp, Cottages. tee. and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND SIX [V ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, tad Wood Lands, with fine sheets of Water, abounding with Game, and In a fine Sporting Country. A very eligible . Property for inveatlng Money. TO BE SOL.D BY AIM LION, By Mr.-ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee• Louse. :Chan -e-Alley, Cocain. London, on Tuttasnair, the 13th Match , at 1 . weive tiCioek, in One Lot, VI,RY ValuAble FREEHOLD -ESTATE, situate in the Parish of IPSLrY, in the County of WAR WICK, abounding with Game, and conuftandttig delightful Picturesque Views over a rich fertile Country, in the centre of Pied Sports; comprising a substantial and commodious Dwell. lerbouser with suitable attached and detached Offices, Barns, *abler, and Out-buddinp ; good Garden, line sheets of Water, and upwards of Nita HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood, and Coppice Land; ll* compact, beautifully diversified by MU and dale, and divided int, Eligible Farms. with Farm-houses. Barns, Stables, and Out-huildw Inge, and sundry neat Messages, with Gardens, &c. bounded on the But Aide by the River Arrow, within six miles of Alcester, Imo of Bromegrore, 14 of Strateet-upou-Avoo, and 15 isf Waltham, and within three miles of the Worcester and Birming ham Canal, in a fine part of the Country, with good roads in various &rations, pressoting a tray capital Property tor Investing Money. Possession may be had of the Residence, and the principal part of the Land may be ha at Lady•day neat. The Estates:say be viewed by 'applying to George Iddlns, Esq. Lodge House. Ipsky ; of whom particulars may be had; of Mr. Edward Simpson, and Messrs. Sportier sod !near/. Solicitors, and at the Hen and Chickens, and Castle, in Birmingham; ',George, Lichfield; Angel, Attester; Golden Cross, Bromsgrove ; White Lion, Stratford.upon.Avor ; Kings Head, Gloucester; Mr. Egerton, No. 3, Gray's Inn Square; Messrs. Anstice and Wright, No. 10, King's Bench Walks, Temple: at °areaway's ; and of Mr. Robb% Werellekoenw. Oolden.equare, Louden ; where a Plan of the Uwe esey be wee. DIXON'S Atanni.tutts PILLS. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all these 416 l !en which act on the Stomach and Bowels, bilarkiag lousiestkm, 'Heartburn, Flatulence, Headaches Spears, and a vateely of ocher riff, ctions, the consequence of a disoedered anion el the Liver and Binary Organs. These Pills sake every recornmendaden of mild operation with austradul effect and requiring mirestraint or confinement during their use, are in particular a rant valuable and convenient Medicine for Gentlemen of the Army or Navy, and Travellers. In tropical climates where the banstsprenoss of redundant and Vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an effectual protection from tote evils.—They are likewise ycculiarly calculated to cur rest disorders arising from messes of the table, and to restbre the injered tone of the stomach. Sold m boles at 2 ad. as. Ile and 225. (by Appokatment) by .. BITLIII mid Sons, Chemists, No. 4, Chrapeide, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Sanger, 150, Orford-►treet; Wright and Co. 469, High street, &trough: and by the principal Booksellers and Druggists in every City end Town in the Kinplens. James SUPERIdit MEDICAL' ADVICE.* 'LAPS. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. of Char. -11 , lotte !loose, opposite the Rev. Rowland .Hilri Chapel, have Established ANO IHER MEDICAL BOARD in Wool ** street, Oxford -street, adjoining New Bood.street, where i pMs cuan and Surgeon, Members of 'the Royal College of 1.0, of hint' years experience reside. Thst tbousaods lime been restored to health by th eir united talents, without conks:went, is indisputable, after laspltals hid failed. Erup tion os the head, face, and body. ulcerated throat, swellings lithe neck, nodes on the shin bones, canters, strictures, fistu la% pains in the head and limbs, and nervous debility, are dis *sees *tick appeal years after, and often destroy domestic hap- Vit.—bless& Cooper, Monroecand Co. are consulted daily, St hash houses, until Nine at night, where all the Members of the Board alternately attend.—There are side doors at each house, tly a Ovate rooms for females, who are Created with the greatest , Advice p u b, at Charlotte Hone*, Blackfriars, Tuesday, T i lirttlay, and Sunday; and at Woodstock Hoose Monday, liabasday, Psiday, and Sundays , nod! Twelve o'clock. • The Pile! and Pistols mewl without cutting. SUNBURY-PLACE. NEAR HAMPTON, • • On the Ranks of the Thames. Capital Elogint MAN aION, PARK. and LANDS. copyhold of Inheritance, Tytbo-froo, asd Land 'l'as Redeemed. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Doke of YORK, President. Ina tor - -Mr, Kiernan,Member of the Royal College,Londne. Gotmeo it ,...g a d o f poemest, Karl of Leitrim. Hon. Wood Barry, M.P. John Latombe. M.P. THE Royal and Noble Patro9i of the above IN- Fa UTIO N, tor the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL C " PLAINTS, and their daniereas consequence; In order to !mart the bene6u that have resulted (tau it, selected Mr. Kier. tut as its Surgeon (standing bigh on Mallets, the Royal College) trlan haying d irec t ed his chid emotion to those diseases. Mr. ntla conceives. it a part of his .sdal fluty to caution the P ub c, ra hy poidting to . the List of the Royal College , pu blished lab arl, 1816, as the only sure rides sad that 00 aawttao of Pusan assuming sub titles, mid publlli SaVieddi t i 7" wn►out bele* sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. y'an „-" Vow of the Lock Diaraary will prove that some of the insurable d angerous eases el Strictures, Debility, and aloe mewed 7_ 4l ble affections of the Generative Organs baubles bent ra. woully and sums& :Ily treated. Mr. Ki e r nan may b e cousu l te d as usual. by boeb allue, et Ids joss e, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Idedis.rd-equare, whom len from Town and Country are to be addtemode sad a b * " as ' lort advice and usedidne will be given or sent, to any part of the Lotted ingdotu. tb J e a n Published, price es. ed Eakin, Practical Observations os ri.... ah"e th ane's, by F.Kiamo, and may be had St No. 174, &A % act s Pm to Votentostopooft, apd No. 10 3 Ctow•Pcoott, - - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. At Garrawars Colfee.house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY, May 16. at Twelve. io One Lot, SUNERTRY-P LACE, a very desirable and truly: cligibk ESTATE, Copybuld of Inheritance, equal to Free hold, trilling quit rent and small fine certain, comprising a sin gularly elegant Mansloshphuuted for the acconeltodatioo of a per. son of the first distinction, erected at a great expense, seated on a lawn. a commanding beautiful spot, on an elevated bank of the River Tbames, near the village of Sunbury, With attached and detached suitable Offices, and Stabling for twelve bores% Coach.' house for seven carriages, excellent Kiteben Garden, neatly Four Acres. surrounded by lofty walk, and pinked with choke Fruit Tres, Greco House, lint Houses, Vineries, Gmdetter's Hoes', Ice House. Farm Yard, Stable, Cart Homes, Ikeda. and Out buildings ; reductive Orchard, Lawns, beautiful Pleaktre grounds, Pasture soil Arable Land, anitairshig abort • SEVENTY SWOTS ACRES, peithreactosetby Park Pallas, Tytbe.free, end Ilsonipted from L an d Tat ; a most pleasant and charming Property. The noble Mansion, at a man azimut, may be improved, so as to forMoo e of the Atm Residence lo the Elogilek. Mat be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the p re mises; at the Toy, Hampton Coin; the Ben, Hanipten ; the lois, at Sunbury; Ship, Weybridge; Swam, Cliertsey ; the Owns, Tsate-kasia": now. KM& end Sbrobwele, Maw woo ; at Gurasrlty'S ; and of IMr. ltoblos. Goldewaquare 1 Where Tickets for elating may be bad. • CLLRICAL MIELLIGENCR. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 7. The following Gondola's were admitted to degrees en Wed netday last s Bachelors lo Civil Law—John Allied Le Merchant, of Mitts / College • Rev. William Fortewne„ St. John's College; and Rev. Jacob G eorge Wrench, 'frisky Hail. Bachelors of Arts—Thema* Knight and Jobn Strickland, St. Peter's College ; and John Hodgkin, Trinity College. • Saturday. the following Gesdemen were ordained by the Lord matey of salbbary. in Quebec Chard. London: • Deacons—James Barrow, B.A. taw of St. John's College; Oliver Raymond, LL.B. Trinity Hall; Wm. Anthony Fitzhugh, B.A. Trinity College; sod John Etkielo Lance, B.A. Corpus Christi College. Priests--Charts Sumner, B.A. Trinity College; Wm. Went. Queen's College; Themes Haig Mkohoose, B.A. Christ Col lege; and Wm Squire Mirehoww, B.A. Clare Hall. Mr. W. S. Walker, of Trinity College. is elected a Scholar on the Isuadasos of Lord Craves. OXFORD, MARCH e. Moodily, the Rev. 1.1. Caribous, KA of Christ Church, was unanknoady re-eleeted Professor of Poetry. Wednesday, Mr. John Hughes, D.A. and Mr. W. Ream, LA. both of lases Ceilve, were admitted Schwan of that Society. Weinesdnyths dellowhig Gentlemen were admitted to degrees Masters of Ans—Mr. Charles Bridle Desbeny, of Maidairo College t Rev. John Hamar'. Rimer College ; and the Rev. George Hayter Hamm, Oriel &nese. Bachelor of Arts—Mr. Medias Richard Ryder, of Pembroke College Rev. Samuel Xiderbee, D.D. Rector of Trimley St. Martin, is instituted to the'Rectory of Easton, Suffolk, on the presents doe of the Sad of Rockford. Rey. lobe Short Hewett, M.A. Fellow of Clare HA Cint bridge; to tb valuable Rectory . of Ro:beridtbc, Surrey. . April 92, Robert Sewell, Pi.cmlilly, coal-nttrdtart, at ten. March Vo, William Rinke. Lambeth, brewer, at , c). A i ) is 5, William Murray, Pall-mall -court, trine, at rate. Myth 29, Samoa std William Lynnell, and Edward Petkics, Cl.ati.ani, grocers, at eleven. March 29, %Vitamin Slaw, Long ac. e. citeint: mouser, at ten. March V 9, 1.... n Marl" lull, Wort% rg•.•ationtr, at 11, at one. ' March 29,Tlibnia; ada., blow• I cmple, and John Rub. ton, Cratched4riars, corn. t actot s, at one. DIV MENDS to be ttzad.• in the COUNTRY. at A the pri i l lo 9 ;, ue l h o nors t i e .: y m , a n n o J c , , s t k . ::: r t u . n - y p d r i e i r - 9 1 : i n i e nh , s n r 7i , el . 64 Gt., . oim, carpenter, at eloien, at the Norfolk Hotel, Moneta.— Aped to, Richard Tomb:Atm Leek, shopket per, at eteven, , c sh A ip ti i i w i v is n o z, I r . t 1/ , the Bell actl Bear,Stonc. klatch 21,Ceurgc Furnace, Newc^...l - npon-Tyne, rroerr, at eleven, at the George, Newcastle. MA-ch ' Oft , at, i h a il eorg itieg e b . er w ri e t c , a l s : l e:Ca A stl; r i p:l: T .l'7: nm % draper, at ekven, at the Red Lion, near Mork Bar, York. CERTIFICATES—Moen r 9. J. Hambrook, AngeNcoett, merchant. V. Trapdnd W. Crnw cher, jun. Charks start, comb-makers. J. Preen aid A. oeiT, l , Nottingham, draprrs. J. Armstrong, Math Wart r: r• irrynlan• J. Buller, Tautnon, diaper. T. glanssll, stow no-- h.. Wold, draper. T. Atkinsorr; York, draper. ' J. B. I.aalnan, Ho•.• sham, brewer. J. Bakery, Nt'hitehaven, merchant J. and I. Dalton, Newcastle, earthenware manufactercra 1.. NVOglit, Newcastle, grocer. J. I lound, Manchtat I,oledrr. J. hlalisoss, Birdardie A. G. and J. Mallielgon, HudikrAn:Ll, merchitro H. CO lionnoltboe,Bri•tol, dealer. J. Bluth, Uxbridge, W. Bates, Bridgroonh, hanker. R. kladgwici, l'or•mou•h, shoemaker. li. Parrish, Beckt %tins, get. N. WI: dry, U3-b, wits-merchant. L. &JUL:, %%olve.l.willecon,s.:itcJrr. Tusupsz Roars, ORANGE AND LEMON TREES IrOHN BURGESS and SON most respectfully , V • inforsn the Nobility and Geinry, they have ri Mewl a very superior Assortment of the above Trees, which they can MOM• memliti their notice with the grvarest satiNfaction. Warehouse, No. 107, Straird, (earner of the Savoy Steps), London. ur, .-- ,nd be re-