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_ (• * (Pr • • • 1 4 ‘o S • •Li ,e. fire‘: tioa 4 tr/A * 9• I IM • 'en WEDNESDAY, MARCH J. 1817. IS I 7.*:ET...E. 9370. PRICE S s rvr,N- ORATORIO& THEATRE ROYAL, COYENTIOARDEN. ON FRIDAY NEXT, Mitch 14, 1817, will be performed, A GRAND SELECTION. In wWch. by particular desire, will be lotted Seed the First 11. 1 . 1 4 F CR EA FION, composed by Da, Haydn ; with the • • it'u GRAND MISCELLANEOUS AC FS, (perfcrmed with E , viral applause Ull Friday lase), in which Mies Stephens • p :%z • :iwurt ISiry accompanied on the Flute by Mons. Loud , • • ay,' the Grand Scene* Sing ye to tbe Lord 'Mrs. Bland. JLc l!yrtiu of Eve,' and Kern'. Anthems Mar my prayer,' au:, Mrs. Vaughan. Miss Keppel, " Angel. ever bright and ,i:d the Duetto, ' Ah pi.cator,' with Mrs. Bland. Mr. Va:zitan, ' Softly rise.' Mr. 'I Inney,' Hark the trumpet? And /Name Campuresi, the ' Dove eel,' and a Bravura comprisel , k‘.3,4%,-r. 'I he Gtand Chorusses of The Hailstones,'—' The Lure 1.14,1 i nrisa'—' Gloria in excelsis'—and Mozart's Benedic t's,' nal Motet, ' 0 God when thou appearest? will be Imre. &Ind. And at the commencement of Part 111. Cherubim's fa • Oreture to Anacreon. Ltd of the First Part, Mr. DROT.3IIT will perform the Na'- flog Air of ' God Save the King,' w.th new variations on the yi tec -..Mtss TitIMEAN, (Pupil of Mr. I.oder) will, at the Enlof Part !I. repeat her Concerto nil the Violin. Principal Fedormers—Mix. STE PHENS, Mrs. VAUGHAN, 1.1. AND, Miss K.EPPELL Master WILLIAMi,, and. Valanie CAM POR EA, (Principal Singer atthe Opera House, Itor sitcom:l appeal - Joel) ; Mr VAUGHAN, Mr. NORRIS, Mr. .7IAMMONI), 3. d Mr. TINNE Y. Leader of the Band, Mr. WARE— Organ, Mr. S. WESLEY. :the reniauoler ol the Band and the Chorusses by the most approved Pet formers. The whole tinder the direction of Mr. C. I. A s H La Ir. dues for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- MI, Hart-street, front Ten till Four. Doors to be opened at rw,hrgin at Scvett.—Half Prier at Nine. Bozos 7a. Pit 31. 6d. t.;al as. Up. Gall. Is. Fiee List of this Theatre does not extend to the Oratorios. OFFICE OP °EDNA ACE, Febrafar) ES, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JEsTr, ORDNANCE, do lierth tivc .hraire, That Propmals will be received AZ their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the 21st day of March next, from sue, Persons as may be willing to underuke the Sup:ily of FOR AGE tor the Ordnance Horses stationed in the under-mentioned Places, to be delivered at the Expense of the Contractor, WOOLWICH, PORTSMOUTH, SUSSEX NS I RICT, PLY MOUTH, ST. JOHN'S WOOD, NORTH 13RITAIN, WEEDON, And CHATHAM, For a Period of ill Months from the Ist April next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of Foxy or Mowbutnt Oats, and must not weigh lees than 37 pounds per Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered In trusses of 561bs. weight the Straw to be gond, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in trusses of 35lbs weig'it. The Prices to be paid far the respective Quantities of each Ar ticle which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz. For the Oats, at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. Tot the Hay, at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw, at per hundred and twelve Pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jaintiy, for two or more of the said Stations; anti it is expected that the Contrac tor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse per week. Farther Particulars may be known upon application to the Officers Commanding the Royal ArtiUery in each Station; and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day be tween the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals' must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Fo• rage;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 21st of March at Twelve o'Clua at Noon of the same day, neither will any 'Fender be noticed, unless the Party making It, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sardarr. DEMERARY AND ESSEQUIBO. THE undersigned , in his capacity as Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Criminal and Civil Justice, for the United Colony of Demerary and Ettequibn, ad vertises by these resents, for the first, second and third time, that be will, by virtue of certain sentences of said Honourable Court, and the subsequent Executions, Expose and Sell at Public Execution Sale, the following Plantations, with all their et:4i vatien, Buildings, and Slaves, and further Appurtenances, viz. Firstly, in the month of July, 1817, the Coffee Plantation, ANNA CATHARINA, situated in Canal No. I, in the River Denterary, the property of J. A.Otte. Secondly, in the month of July, 1817, the Sugar !gestation, FREE AND EASY, situated on the West Batik of the River Demerary, the property of the Estate of James Bradford deceased. ' Thirdly, in the month of September, 1817, the Coffee Planta don SOPHI A, situated on the East Coast of Demerary, the pro perty of the Estate of F. Knoll deceased. Fourthly, in the month of November, 1817, the Coffee Plan* talons Middlesex and Beausejour, situated in the Canal, No. 2, the rarity of the Estate of R. S. Asbinres deceased. Fifthly, in the menthol January, 1818, the Sugar Planta:ion,' LAND CANAAN, situste on the East Bank of the River Dem,- rary, the property of the Estate of 1. Van des Paoderoort de ceased. the 'atheism of Prat Concurrentla, on the net proceeds of the above salts will be held by the said Honourable Court of Justice three months after the respective days of ale, for which reason all those who may pretend to have any Right, Title, or Interest, to the net proceeds of said Plantations, are herewith by hint the undersigned Deputy First Marthal of said Court of Justice, SUMMONED To appear in person or their Attornies, te lay their Claims to due form before the Honourable Court of Justice of said United Co. Tony of Denterary and Essequibo, at their respective Sessions in the following months, vie. In August, 1817, for Plantations Anna Catharina and Free and -Easy; to October, 1817, for Plantation Sophia; Ia December, .1817, for Plantations Middlesex and Beausejour ; and in Felons ary, 1858, for Plantation Land Canaan—Under a penalty of Perpetuum Sentrntium balmy granted against those Creditors who do notappear. The Inventories of the above-stated Plantations are daily to be seen at the Chambers of S. Steer, Esq. No. 5, Hare-court, loner Temple, London. Demerary and Essequibo, the 19th December, 1818. 1.1). HALEY, Deputy First Marshal. SUPERB SPRING LOTTERY. SIVEWRIG liT, Contractor for the ensuing tr • Loiteries, in deference to the wishes of the Public, has de termined to charge only the following very moderate Prices for Tickets and Shares in the SPRING LOTTERY, which begins Drawing the 30th of APRIL, viz. A Whole 'Ticket only 18 Guineas, A Half . £9 19 O 1 An Eighth £2 11 6 A Quarter 5 1 01 A Sixteenth 1 6 0 And the following Novel Scheme is submitted with great confi dence that it cannot but meet with universal approbation, for, instead of containing 4 Blanks to 1 Prize, as late Lotteries have dyne, the present contains more than 2 Prizes to 1 Blauk: SCHEME. I Prizes of .440,000 Money ...... £40,000 40,000 Coosoh 40; 00 . _ 8,000 Ditto ii,ooo Money 1,000 Consols 4.000 4,000 4,000 600 Ditto 200 Vtto 200 Money 50 Money ItS Money 12 Money .Prizes of a New( rpooTicket* in the Next jl2 each, as per Gazette, 26.000 Lottery, Value ........... ---- 2,000 ...... l,OOO ••• ••• 1,000 •.• •• • 1,000 24j000 10,098 Prizes. 4,5u2 Blank% 71,600 Tickets. Grand Total X2W,000 •i be ante Nos. have the sane chalice both in this and the nest Lottery, as if twice bought and paid for. he Pint•drawn 1,000 Blanks entitled to 212 each, and every Prize above 225 entitled to a New Ticket of the same Number in the succeeding Lottery, which will contain two Capitals of 1:15,000, besides various others in Stock and Money; so that a Ticket or Share may not only gain a Capital Prise In this Lot to but after that may gain another Capital in the next Lottery. Tickets and Shams are now on Bale at J. SIVE WRIGHT'. !the Contractor's) Officvs, Nu. 37, Cornbill, No. SS, Haymarket, No. 11, Holborn, and N 0.141, Oxford-street. A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR FASHIONABLE and most Etilima COATS, Cut and made i a superior manner, of the .beet.limperline Cloth, for £3 I astcoau, from as. tot 4s.—Doub Canimere Breeches, sel Ss—Pantaloons and Cossack Trowsets cliel - 4) in proportion. A variety of Shooting Jackets, Hunting ttals; al.° box. Carrick, and Driving Coats; and, for the con venience of Gentlemen travelling a variety is kept ready finished, or a suit ramie in four hours. Servants' Liveries 10s. cunt picte. The business of this house being wholly dope with ready nney, enables the Prop:tete.' to submit the above advantageous Tetnis to t he Public. No. 1811, Fleet -street, folk doors east of Chancery-lane. L Merchants and Captains wanting large quantities, will tai a great advantage by applying as above. CATON ON THE VENEREAL. DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. this day was published, a Naw Edition, price 51. Llustrated with Cases ' A PR A CTICAL TREATISE on the PREVEN 4 k TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, ethh king the character, symptoms, and treatment of the Dimino irssuediatrly or remojelp connected with it ; containing Observe- hoes oo Gleet, Str ict ure, Mood Masher', the w of the (Antic lad conamon Re s. agie, Cutaneous En:vitae% linolenal7 Veeertal Diseases, Debility rowel or local, the Theory et Gene atc. &e. comprising an elementary Work for Students, and a gLiu r to the general reader ; interspersed with select Procrip ti.;.s applicable to each division of the disease. By T. M. CA'roN, Surgeon. No. 10, Staihow-street, Newcastle-street, Strand; Lug of the UtatEd Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood end Co. SO. Pkweloseer•enen etc i:ighley and Son, 174, Fluet-atreet, London. 1 is universally acknowledged, by the most respee- ILI:le part of rile profession, that the Medical Boards, &stele. I-red by the celebrated Surgeons of Charlo•te House, Blackiriars knad, and Woodtttck-street, Osiortl-str;er (a few duet* from Letts:rev' , are %Le fountain head for advice. lt,is,refeeo, that, LY tne united talents of these Gentlemen, upwrods,of SizTteu led Pat mete have been oared annually of obstinate Diseases ; retry of whom had been discharged from Hdspitds,' Rad hun dred; Lad been improperly treated by persons liana* of as bap lova:4 branch of the profession. %:e'ers. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. are coliSulted daily by all ranks of people, at each of their Establishments; orby la ws from the Country, stating their case, when Medicine and Advice .rr sent to ill purrs of the Kingdom—There ars side doors at each house, and private rooms ior females. hired Charlotte House, opposite die Rey. Rowland lilt's Lbal•Gi; or Woodstock House, near New Bend strut. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO cOnnteract• the many attempts that are daily made to impose oft the unwary a spurious compositipo in. steu4Sof the OtOUllte Blackingprepared by Day and Mara; they are Isidoced to aduPt a new* Label. in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, tat they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which Is unlike all letter.prem, enable purchasers at once to detect - the linos/don. The Real Japan BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, wiH in future be sold in Bottles at Bd. Is. and Is. Bd. each, and a copy of the LAW left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. AN APPEAL TO 111 E JUDGMENT OF MANKIND. ICHALLENGE the World to produce, if it can, A Blacking that's equal to Toa N ea's Japan ; For like chrystal it shines, while it softens the leather, And makes your boots proof 'galnst the wind and the • weather. Why the praises of TURN La's Japan should I tell, When those pare used it moat know It so well? Why should coachmen still brush at old harness In vain, When this Blacking can give it fresh lustre again ? For, without second sight, 1 can prophecy Won, That you'll see it &dart:hy Foot and Dragoon; For you scarely can tell. when drawn up on parade, Which glisters the brightest, the boot or the blade. The Gentlemen, too, who would boast their attire, ' And feel for respect su profound a desire, May hear the fair Ladies, if Tummies they use Cry, How charmingly poi:shed his manners shen! Ye authors and poets who gladly engage To instruct and reform this degenerate age; Use *Yuan MOS Japan and your fame will take root, Then yusr genius will shine as well as your bow. Though Davy and Hume have astonished the world, And the Chemical Volume of Disturb unfurrd; Yet in Chemistry surely there something was lacking, Tvart aa diazover'd his wonderful Blacking. Who skies not feel pride In a Wasttnoron's name, When the whole of the Universe flags with his fame So are TURN La and WaLti MOTO se famous afar,, One the Hero ut Blacking, the other of War !! . • Gentlemen may observe, that dila composition, when 'used for their Gig or Carriage Harness, after ors or two application, will produce a brilliant, rich, glossy, black lustre, and at the same time act as a preserver of the leather. Sold retail by all respectable Sbopheepen within the circulation of dd. Paper, in Stone Botch, at dd. 14.• and la. id. each. No. 114, London road, Southwark N.B. Ask for Tomtits:a Blethini• John lahn AA' A LUA BLE RECTOItY, cqnsibiing of A goolol House and Glebe, with egrly Possestioo, to be ON PO`ED VF.—F.,r particulars apply, po.t.p.iid, to Mr. 'IL yndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Ino•F'irlds. FRWM LAST NIGHT'S GAZATIE. [ rise Gazette contains the appointment of Sir Omen Town send Walker, K• C. 8 . to be a Knight Grand e.:ross of time Bath, vice lieutenant-General the Honourable Sir John Abercron-hy, deceased; of. Lieutenant-General Robert Macfarlatte, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, to be a Knight Commander of the Bath, vise Major-General Sir George l'ownsend Walker. Announces the honour of Knighthood on Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Jones Allard Kemeys, of Yitisarwed, in the county of Glatnorgan, and of Malpas, and Pantear,ue, in the county of Monmenth. Permission to the Honourable Fre. derick William Aylme.-, Post Cap. ain in the Royal Navy, C. B. to wear the Cross of a C-'onimander of the Royal Sicilian Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit; and to William Gusset, Esq. Lieu tenant-Colonel in the Corps of Xtoyal Eugineers, C. B. to wear the Cross of a Commander of the same Order.- FM, Gar:ire also contains Addresses of Congtatulation to the Prince Regent, from the Dean and Chapter wt Westminster. the thin: denomma tions of Dlitc fl!il I g Atilmsters, ale J u ethers of the county of Edits burgh, the Borough and County of Montgomery, the 12sturity of Perch, the Inhahitanis of Bedford, the London French and Dire!, Protestants, the Boroughs of Prytoouth and '1 regony, t4e Burgh of Dysart, the Boroughs of Boston, LanCaeter,and :it. Ahato, the City of Liefield, the Hundred of fli ickluiro, the lithanitauts of Penzance and Brestwick, the County of Leicester, the Coleraine, and Great and Little Bolton.. 'he Parish of Portsta, the Presbytery of Dunkeld from the LonNsn Swiss Liturch, the City of Lincoln, the luhabitants of Monmettra , the Town of Birtniug • ham, the County of Hertford, the Parish ..ot Dudley, the County of Monmouth, the Town of Shress shuv, e Presbytery of A uchterarder, the County of Glamorgan, the Free:udder sot Nor thamptonshire, and the Borough of Ipswich.l BANKRUPTS. Peter Grose, of the Commercial Road, Mlddlesel, victualler, ' builder, dealer and Chapman, to surrender M. int. 22, 25, and April 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bleu dale, Loveless, andCrosse, Hatton -court, Thresiiheetile-street. Edmund Hopper, of Moor-street, Soho, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 15, at twelve, March 02, at ten, s• mid April 28, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great James. street, Bedford-row. Elizabeth Berrien°, of St. Ives, Cornwall, milliner, dealer and chapwomaa, March 18, 25; and April 22, at twelve. at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Lothbur):. Christopher Traylen, of :gotten, Suffolk, shopkeeper, dealer and divine, March 22, at six, March 24, and April 22, at e 'even, at the Unicorn Inn, Ipswich. AttOTtlith . Messrs. Manses and Notcuu, Ipswich; or Mr. Toms, Copthall court, Thruetnor temstreet, London. limes Holmes, Abraham Holmes, and John Holmes, all of Tosig, Yorkshire, woulstaplers, and corattntri, April 7, a's and 22, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax Anomie!, Mr. Nettlefold, 20, Norfolk-street, Strand, London; or Mr. ' Alezander, Halifax Thomas Webb, of Wellington, Salop, Inekeeper, dealer and chaps:tan, March 31, at five, April 1, sod 22, at eleven, at the Pheasant loss, Wellington. Attornies, Messrs. linter and Bowker, Furnives lon, London; or Mr. Julio Aeon, Wel. lington. oho Preston, of the Manor-Mill, Shiffnal, Salop, miller, April 7, at twelve, April 8, at ten, and 12, at twelve, at the Star Ho tel, Shillala. Attentive, Mr. Vey kes, Thavies-lnu, London; or Mr. Curren, ahiffnal. David Smith, now or late of Linfil•Mill, parish of Kirkburton, Yorkshire, scribbling-mgler, dealer and Weinman, Match 17, at Y.ork Castle, Marva 24, at the Sessions `House, Wakefield, at eleven, and Apia 42, at three. at the Yew 'Prat Inn, Liver,. sedge. Attoraies, Mr. trans, riattou•Garden. Lood..n; or Mr. Cur, Gum aial, near l.eeds. John Tegwood, of Lancaster, ironmonger, April 2, at five, 3, at eleven, and Al, at five, at the King's Arms limn, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Alexander and Holmes, New lois, London ; or Mr. Willis, Lancaster. Thomas Fickus, of Fenton St. Mary Magdalen, Somersetshire, carver and gilder, March 28, St 9, and April 12, at eleven, at the London Inn, Taunton St. Mary Magdalen. Attorades, Mr. John Buucombe, 'I auuton ; or Messrs. Amerce and Wright, King's Bench Walks, temple, London. Richard Bannister, of Royd In Mel:ham, Yorkshire, woollen cloth-neanufacturor, March 26, April 5, at the Packhorse Inn, Huddersfield, and 22, at the Ro-e and Crown, Hoeldersheld, at ten. Attornies, Mr. Stepheuson, li u l tu fi rt h ; or M r . Ji attyr, Chancery-lane, L ondon. John Willey, of Willoughby Waterless, Leicestershire, farmer, ' March 57, 18, and April 28, at ten, at the Bell Inn, Leiceiter. Attornies, Mr. Watson. Lutterworth ; or Mr. Chthon, Ex- , chequer Office, Lincoln's Inn, London. William Robinson and Samuel Smith Clapham, of Liverpool, Merchants, April 9, 10, and 22, at one, at the George Inn, Li verpool. Attornies, Messrs. Rosson and Holmes, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Clarke mid Richards, Chancery-lane; London. . oho ,Drakeley and Edward Clementson. of Market Bosworth,' Leicestershire, hosiers, March 18, 19, at the Bull's Head Inn, Hinckley, sad April u 2, at the Gleorge Inn, Ilinckley.at eleven. Anoraks. Messrs. King and Sodea, Hinckley. kautel Wall, of Tbateharn, Berkshire. shopkeeper, March 24, at two, 25. at nine, and April 22, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, 'I hatchet's. Auornies, Mr. Barfield, Thatchain ; or Messrs. Rigge and Merrifield, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn, London. Samuel Brows', of Chesterfield, Derbyshire. grocer, Aprll 3, at eve. 4, at eleven, and 22, at twelve, at the Falcon Inn, Cbes retfield. Anoraks, Messrs. Cardale and Young, Gray's lon, London ; or Messrs. Russell and Co. York. John Brook, of Rawfold, Bintall, Yorkshire, vitriol-manufac. toter, March 28, 29, and April 22, at eleven, at the Court House, Leah. Attornies, Messrs. Atkinson and &Aland, Leeds. Rickard Atmore, of l'uulshani, Norfolk, grocer, Mai sh al, at twelve, April 1, at ten, and,itt, at six, at the Guildhall. King's Lynn. 4:st tonnes. Mews. Willis, Clarke, and Co. Warnford court, 1 brogniuctel-street, London; or Mr. Charles Goodwin, Klog's Lynn. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. April 1, namm4 and Henry Crane. Stratford, merchants, at twelve. March 15, Eamuel Sefton 4auggs, Lizardstreet, builder, at one. March 29, 'thanes Bolas, Inner l'emple, and John Rob son, Crotched-friars, cons-factors, at Revert. April 5, George Brown, Lime-street, wine -merchant, at twelve. April 26, Joseph Kirkman, Gower-sant, builder, at eleven. April 1, Macall Medford, Finsbury.square, merchant, at ten. March 29, John ' Henderson and Archibald Neikou, Mitre -court, Milk street, merchants, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. April 4, William Hoot, Burton In Kendal, saddler, at six, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. April I, James and Robert Brad shaw, Lancaster, tallow-chandlers, at eleven, at the King's Amts., * Lancaster. April 9, Thomas Whether, Exeter, spirit-mercheat, at twelve, at the Hotel, Exeter. March 28, Samuel DmeAord, Rooftop, wet-merchant, at eleven, at the Dolphin„ o :s u mmi t . Match 28, Thomas Underdown, late of Colytein, it.e,, m ,, ncer ,* elevens at the Dolphin, Hotuton. April 1, iltesander Does, Newcastle-epots;llyne, ship-builder, et elee4l, at the George, Newel tie. We are desired to sta►e, that the Second Number of the Coaastseoane.l4T ems published this day, and embraces the following subjects; Life of John Wes !ey ; State of the Wen in France ; Nepaul War ; State cf Education in France ; Present State of the Drama in Eaglae.d ; State of the Jews in France ; Parliamentary 'steform ; Eloge of Duck ; Political Associations r a Germany ; Proceedings of the Cham ber Of DePlP.ties, and on the Duchess of Angouleme. LONDON MARKEIS, M.4RCH 11. - Corroie.—There was considerable interest excited in the market last week by the India Company hav ing declared nearly 8000 bag; Bengals for Friday last, and as this description of Cotton has of late been brought forward to sale very extensively, it wis anticipated that a great reduction m the prices would take place ; the trade from the manufacturing dis tricts and die shippers had, in consequence, Riven ex. tensive orders ; the whole went off' freely, and gene rally id. a id. per pound higher than what had been expected.-62 bags very good D. T. at 120. a 12:',J. 1291 bags fair D. T. running very even in quality, 1 Id. a 11iJaveraging neiely I 1%1. 2263 bags infe rior D. T. and good common I old, a l Id. averaging rather ablve 10;d. 3t)20 bap very ordinary to fair common 9,d. a 100. averaging WI 271 bags dama eed 51. a I Id. 2 bags from fine ssed 184 d. a lb; I. The whole, of course, subject to the Jut)* of Id. per pourat, ii used lur home consumption ; above a third was reported to be taken (or exportation. The purchases otherwise were also extensive, when the low stock of every .description, except India, is considered ; the s ales were estimated to to‘ceed 1690 packages-200 Pernams 2s. a 'L. 0;1.10 Bowed. 190. 450 Demeraras, chiefly gond quality, at 22;d. Nee other prices 19;d. a 2:11d. .1/0 Surat. ordinary to fair 130. a hid. 300 ordinary to fair Bengal. 10.1. a 10.td, and 70 good D. T. ru. The Bzngals and Surats were sold in the warehouse at the prices we have stated. 'Fite arrivals from America, both - at Livcrpnol and Loudon, continue excezdiugly lornittsi, notwithstan. ding the prevalence of westerly winds ; if tin.) , are not extensive and immediate, we mg expect and rising markets in the usu#l spring season, and e.isterly winds may be soon expected, and will probatory Le fora continuance of at least some weeks. The accounts reiAted yesterday from hianche , ter and from Liverpnol *r4 more favourable; Bengals here are offered freely, and a few Surat' ; with these exceptions, scarcely any-Cottons appear on sale. Sucau.—The dem ind for Muscovades during the last week was steady, though not extensive ; the wholesale grocers appear coming to market for spring supplies for the home consumption ; several export houses also appeared, and purchased for immediate shipping ; the prices generally could not be stated at ' any alteration, except strong Sugars fir for refining, which we think might be quoted from 6d. to Is. per cwt. higher ; the purchases that we think were made at the Higher rate were from 725. to 755. particularly savetal parcels at the latter rate ; the news received l i mn Ireland st'te, that there had been serious dis tut ()antes in several districts, on accniint of the high price of prnvisioni, and that there were general meet ings held to petition that the distillathn from grain may be immtdiately prohibited, *lle effect these reports triad on the market this Issieni ! oir was, that Lt.& holders evinced great4reonff,knce, Ansi were nit at all anxious effect saki ; the buyers came forward lively, and• gave prices A al Ade higher tor good Sugars than last week, but there was ao general im provement in the• eurrener. The sales this losenona are estimated at 1500 hhds. the deliveries frouisthe warehouse are extensive. In Refined goods there was a very extensive bud. ness done. particularly in Lumps ; Loaves of every description were in good requct t ; Singles advanced Is. and generally the market ct.ntinues very rently supplied. Molasses in brisk demand. In Foreign Sugars there was little business done early in the week ; the holders looking with some anxiety for the effect likely to be produced by the extensive sale of HAValltiall Sugars advertised ; it consisted of 587 chests of white and yellow siascrip lions, the whole of a %thy excellent 'quality :there were no brown ; fine whit (c, with uncontrnon strength, went off freely at 695. a 71e . . and middling white 655. 68s. the yellow very eveln in quality, toe prices 475. a 495. a considerable Proportion of the latter we be lieve was tam in for the proprietors, buy generally the sale may be stated to Lave get • off freely at prices 2s. a 4s. higher than was anticipated, par:icu- Italy the fine white descriptions ; by private contract there were more enquiries for brazil :iugars. COFFRa.--From the quantity of Outch lately brought forward, the prices may be stated at a farther _ decline of Is. a 'A. There were no public sales of Coffee this forenoon. IRISH PaovistoNs.—Beef continues in good dt. mane!, and these is litde doubt of its maintaining a high currency throughout the season. Mess Pork in steady request ; the demand for vessels clearing for 'the fisheries has been very considerable. 'L'ilere has been little business doing in Bacon, the prices are a shade lower. Tosacco.—Prices cannot be stated at any varlation. TEA.—The extensive sale at the India 1 - louse commenced on the 4th inst. it 'still continues ; Con. gous are going off a shade Ligher than the last sale. The intedigence from 4 .l:llina respecting the attack made tan his 1;44 . ?..1-I.' I's ship Alceste, has not had th e slightest elect on the prices. Hoer, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The prices of f irmp are ?again a shade leaver. Tallow has declined 61 to is. per cwt. ' Spiels.—The marketremains very heavy, the prices without any variation. RlCE.—Government have determined on reducing the import duty on American Rice ; the present ia:e i s 20,. an d a larthing jer cwt. the reduction to be made is I`.ls. lid. per cwt: `The Act is still lett blank AS to the dates, time of warehousing, import, &a.— We cannot state any marktec t urrency ; the alteration will have a great effect bdth on the prices of Caro lina and of Last India Itiee. Kehl, BRANDY, AND kint.t.awris.---The bu.iness done in Rum for exportatich is rather exttnsive e prices are without any variation. .Last seek 6,57 puncheons were delivered from the warehouse, about 1000 puncheons, the greater proportion for shipping. Brandy .and Geneva are without variation. le prices )nol and withstan- are not and e.sterly abry le - ' nche , ter Bengals th these le. ring the we ; the spi ing I export mediate tated At etininh a Is. per 'e nude icularly 'eceived pus dis- he high Al meet- 1t grain ct these that al.. • e nit at lorward go,sl esal 113- CH moon °so o the ve !mai. . It every I ranted inditfe- is done h some by the srd ; it descrip. :* there Tengtb, cite 655. cis 471. we be- merally eely at ontract lately farther _ sales of od de. iniug a Pork in r , ing for sere has rs are a trlation. Douse ; Con. Ast site. r attack had the • mp Ad 6d. . re prices educing ,cut tare • I . to be tt 11 &II • • Iteration t Caro- bu.iness o.e :ea 657 r a about upping. '21%. Up. Gall ls„ ; Fi et List of this Theatre does not extead to the Oratorios. GUILDHALL, LONDON, 4th March, 1817. THE Appointment of a Successor to Mr. J. A. .I. NEWMAN, KEEPER of NEWGATE, will take place r a Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, to he holden on I IasDAY, the 15th day of April next. The several Candidates • that situation will therefore make their application to the Fl, rilfs previously to that day. NOOD rHORPE. N.B. The time of Election is extended to the aforementioned by, in order to give an opportunity to persons qualified In the 2oubuy who are desirous of the Situatiolito apply. • ly Co. SI 7: ^T >r id