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. 'v. ." ':tß',r-'gYi'-;"o''"., - '' ' • . .- ' . .. - , .:. • . . . . .• . . . CONTRACT , TO DELIVER COALS AT BARBADOS, ANTIGUA, BEL -1 , Ohl \ • - 1 MUDA, NEWFOUNDLAND, GIBRALTAR, and CORFU. ' •'!I 1 1 _ • Commissarial Department, Treasury Chnnsheri, ( \ te i ) 1 .) „(•. x. ,\\\, ,I l* ~ , , 250 a Jainism 1831. - /,•--- - . N QUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the -mi.- - ( , - V I 01 , ' W ( S , 0 Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver COALS at Barba- , i ••••„..,.../ . - • \ dot, Antigua, Bermuda, Newfoundland, Gibraltar:. and Corfu, may re- / , • , 1 1 ceive Particulars of the Contracts at this Odic*, between the Hours of 2 r oDigt /.° ZAC3k4 ilb ofigAMIC To , 1 w and 4, and deliver their Tenders, sealed op and directed to the Agent 475 • ''. ' ' 212 for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for Coals," on or before Tuesday, the sth Feb. next; bat none will be received after 1788. . _ Twelve o'Cloch on that day, nor will any Proposal be noticed artless - m - II made on, or annexed to, a printed Particular, and the prices inserted 1 in words at length; nor unless a fetter be subjoined to such Propose!, N°. 13,692. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1831. PRICE %D. signed by two persons of known property aspen to become bound - with the party tendering, in the sum expressed in the Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract. Publishing Monthly, under the Patronage of the King, PUBLIC NOTICE. THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, IN consequence of the very increasing demand for DAY arid MARTIN'S BLACKING, the Proprietors have erected a NO. 21, just published, contains the MARQUIS of ANGLESEY (sifter Sir Thos. Lawrence), LORD CARLISLE (after Jacks o o te t h and Captain SIR JOHN FRANKLIN (after Derby). Manufactory on so extended a. scale, that they will be enabled to 44 whi ned gr ai n of the Bi ogra phi ca l gb we can truly say, that three Likenesses of such a quality in art, and of such national c ome all orders for Foreign or Home Consumption at a day's notice interest, at twice the cost of these, would sacks our wonder and admiration.-Llterary Gazette, Jan. 1. and, to secure the Public from imposition , an Engraving of the New MR. HUSKISSON. Building will appear on the Label. tst May, 1830. 97, High Holborn. No. 21, to be published February Ist, with Portraits of the late Lord ELLENBOROUGH and Sir E. CODRINOTON, from the On ginals of Sir Thomas Lawrence), will contain a Portrait and Memel:of the late Right Hon. W. HUSKIShON, engraved by Cochran from the HIGHLY INTERESTING INFORMATION ! Original, painted for John GhtdMee, Esq. of Liverpool, by John Graham, Esq. of Edinburgh, three months previous to Mr. Huslisson's , 14 CONGREVE ' S GOLDEN BALM." lamented VIZ seer 0888PAI808 yea Mx logassav, as or TIE UTMOST Proofs of the Portrait, on her paper, for framing, or for the Porte-feuille, price Ss. each. DISOZTANCB TO re Persons wishing to subscribe be the Work can commence with No. 1, or have the whole hitherto published, and delivered at once, as CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. moat agreeable. THIS remedy possesses superior advantages to all others, London : Franca, Sou, and CO. WHITTAKER, TIZACITCR, and CO. and C. TILT. in countersolog the dreadful effects arising from painful den tition. It is a well known fact that many thousand children are car- PROM THE LONDON . GAZETTE, Jam 23, 1551. CERTIFICATES-Fs a. lb tied off annually, at this important crisis, in fits and convelsiens.-. .....-.-.00.--.- R. Hone, Brixton, Surrey, boarding-ached-keeper-S. March. Not- No antidote hitherto introduced toe alleviating the distressing paroxysms endured by the tea•at wont, at gib period, can bout eA a we WAR OFFICE disre .WIL eigememd 2s. mompagses, dash= Park, Nottinghamshire, lace manufacturer- R. Wilkinson, et mud perk. It co9b 11 4d_„,eato= i tTi e reillail ltalL -1.- tint Una& 4 ftial laafail ifti lka in "ull trgh tokam, *aPn . tin plate yorbe...E. Carter, widese ineadi emisegaset av ow . ; ........ n.. ukent laa Regiment of Dragoons - Corset w o e= linty Drabototo to Waterloo-road. Lambeth, money Jones, D. Haelevreed, ad renaline 4 . Nib° end mar "late thane ma te Parts as e"'""'"" 2° be Lieutenant by purchase, via Anew Who retires t Salmi W Y' 51 " 1 " hirei p a A P VAr t tir li r j i hss a ttirw . prodnewtheteeth in then regular order with incredible ease and ra. ~,...,,____., ._ , ~.._.., k _ ____ k _2 _,.... ~._____,.. Pitt"T ' "124°2 constipating th e bowels and ezeldss other baneful er. 4th " in "" 7 " ;Zonroot w -TieTenaOt w ih r om " a=l;;C th em the half pay J . J Nine and W. W. Philllds, Pontypool, likeeithshire, malt. trete; by which the necessity of lancing the gums, so pregnant with , ,_,..,, Ratrod.am, low Lieutenant. t oted. the difference to stera-J m. and O . ast . D. Davies, &Wield, Glimasepesis. usaa.dr a per,,_ dangerous resales, is entirely superseded. Tice fond mother, elope- 7:,_'7 . ,". l ,r_ pap vies Coldrent, promoted. Freeman , Northumber Slid, pintas-8. and J. Richardson , John.street, Teasolirrerut.tea4 atone-as - ebbing with her tender cawing in its writhing agonies, will be lost in 15th F oot- Hrise John Thampoon to be Adjutant, eke Dunn , who astonishment at the value of this discovery. It is introduced at the *•;: ei ` e the sons-S. Teulon and C. Fox, Whitesherk primens-4. Remem and tcy only. Co. . beem ilßa en l and . 1 Brim lowest price by the Pf g rleier, " In tb° p ure inteinimi of rendering 33d Foot -l= n nt Clarke lire Caldwell to .. Caplan, by per. J. Gur ney , N orw i c h, the P ell w • g eonotiota i d i aaa a unnenalbenellt to this class of 'offerers, who ever claim our warm- abase. owe mob will , num . 2mige Thome s anboey Gough ~. tol, coppersmiths-T. Fox and Co. est sympathy. '' (so far as regards T. Fox)-A. and T. , and W. Roberson, The following Letter will prove it is ' The Mother's Best Companion lo b° ba Liell iadm ianalla • by b i rsadoo6 l P lwdints ' o t at Ca oo 4 b. dwall a 'kW Henderson , teat. Glair warehousemen (so far as • W. bettoso).-J. Kenyon for the Nursery. and . T'aylor, Livetpoel, mailer peeksn-J. O. Norton and J. 8. 41st 74161-AIRRIENNI Ineenstable W. F. O'Callasbes, from the 37th No. I, Queen's Row, Palmer's Village, Westminster, Nov. 7 , 1830. brick-makers-W. Sr a-In hopes that all parents will try the seine remedy, 1 have _ L _Megbeeetc oes. to be Ibetemeet. vice Roes, whose agpiettinent has not ta a t' aad l ' iewelb s. Fas , °l2- 14 Teelu ismotaa ' 1 : 1 =e, in ', " auotionoin _ ip. be. thought it my duty to Mein 7 . tra that your Golden Balm has wrought sl t t n" P aenby and J. Reim Lamb's Ceitit.etreet, oilmen-J. Walker o the oly g . rea l tel o t w oot end deee er h e t ibe roy tb t'h og ill y agld e 7endurmote,firmtakingher game before befo bott i l re e ch..ase.:earoloo hyonoore. to, boompolowlesimtobigagsthrogretteßosi, vieroostrach; Thoosuoy. G. Jobe George &win' to b° tdanlinnlia, by par - and Co. Sheffield, stedanaufinehnevers-1. C. Rawlins= and A. Lyom Stangste, Lesehoth. best beiliders-J. Ford mad W. Grandma, its use. Night a ft er night she deprived me of rest by constant crying, gin " F lu ao " Irongate Wharf. Pedants°. wheeletelehts-. J. itrifi sad H. Swift, and nothing seemed to give her a moment's use, and I was often afraid Garrison Jam Maellial l s.._..._ the balf"PaZ of the & l ama Huddersfield . Yorkshire, cloth imeraltents-C. Swinbures and J. she would expire in convulsion tits. Her gums were very hard, and aill.°°7. to be °M U ° . °Me Barlow, w nee appointment Swinharoe, Barnard Coeds. Dims, in nurses-J. Me. and B. much swelled and interned. She had wasted away to a mere shadow. bore an takes Plea. Mee, Wellingborough. , But, Sir, only judge !dray astonishment I A few drops nabbed on her 87th Foot -CaPlail Thorne' Ueetts fur the half-pay, to be Carole, gums gavi her Immediate ease. I applied it two or three times a day vice Herbert Henry Vaughan, who exchanges, receiving the dif. MONTHLz:7 4 7.7; :7; L oRN, always with the same effect r, her bowels, which were very costive, be. feriae. PUBLISHED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OP HIS MA came regulated ; and I thank God the child is fast recovering its flesh 75th Foot-William Mores Gent. to be Ensign, b 7 Poubs•cs vice JESTY'S CUSTOMS. and strength. She has since cut two teeth with considerable ease. In Moultrie, , Cum& Hie, Leaden Jan. g o . so writing this I perform a duty I owe to you and the public. Seth Foot- Jams Gilchrist, (tom the Kailas% of the 1111th An Aeenuat sleeting the Quantities of C om. Gesdn. h a u l . and Your humble servant, Rertneets te Ensigns vise Ga llye Ts P r s r m t the Cglen imported into the United Kingdom in the Month ended the Ist of Witness, Sarah Harford. MARY CA RTER. 14 11 11 °Ist• Jan. 1531; the Quantities upon which Ditties have been paid for The above article, and the s Balsamic Elixir." u stated below, are Ceylon Reilnent- Ensign Janes GelbleYs "ea the Mb Regiments Home Conloorprion damns the same m on & ; and the Quantities prepared by the Proprietor, Henry Coogreve, 50, Colkge-street. abe Pi nt ho Lieutenants edible" purchase , rim Thomas Phelan , Ills' remaining in Warehouse at the close thereof. Chelsea, with the greatest care, from the original recipes, his late father n' service. (Published is cootonalty to the 6th sec. of the Act sth (ho. IV. c. GO.) having been a medical man of very re table, extendve, and sue. Crnalliden at the Lad-Identeeent of tits County of Middlesex.- Quantities Imported to the United Klogdoet ail practice, = period of more than a quarter of a century. C/i comodoiono barnelfaans io q tbo • t: toffordagra b e Deputy ".- . I ‘ lentenani % - in the Month ended let Jan. 1851. mermen, at ilestuonry Cavalry. The pub li c may tly rely on their intrinsic value, which, in private practice, and singe their public introduction, haw been de. Cornet Miebsal Bea to be "earn_ ants _viee_Wrnebinfiteas_ resigned; The Produce Francis Calvert, Gest. to be cosset. vtoe mass. peeenoted. veloped in an esteilling degree. Species of Cern. Imported of, and ins, Sold in bottles, et =each, by moat of the respectable wholesale ' Comedies by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Devoe. Grain, Meal, and from ported freer, Total. and retail Medicine sin Landon and the United Kingdom. To be Depety.Lieutensets-John Quietist. Reg William Nadu, Th u. Foreign British Pomo ' Frees whom may be had, jun- Jabs M Kg, Samuel White, Esq. John White °manias. maim set CONGREVE'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR, so justly celebrated for Abbott, Charles Req. George Treacott, Es+ Wes- of Rams. the sure of Coughs, Respites Cough, Shorten" of Breath, Asthma', ... wa lla° Diva Int- of awdo.....Artior limb, Goat. to be Re - and all Disorders of the (feat and Lungs, for which it Is an infallible iiQrs. Bea Qrs. Hes. Qrs. Bus. remedy; price is. i bd. 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. the bottle. des ; Been ;Gem. ttriudiko. Wheat 54,750 5 4.274 7 41,015 4 N.B. None are gamine unless slimed by the proprietor, in his own South Devon Begbeent. el . MMIIOo--Jobn Sark. jun. Gun. to be B uky 10,417 1 - 10,457 1 Lieutenant. name, " Hamar Counneva," across the Government Stamps. Oats . 6,455 6 - 4,455 6 East Devon Regibeet of Militia-John Quick,, Cent. to be Ensign. Rye 1.129 1 - LIU 1 UPHOLSTERY and CABINET FURNITURE, war- let Devon Re= one. f Yeomanry Cavalry -Abraham ilndth, junior, pp. 14,1163 3 ' 192 6 14,1154 I ranted of the best Materials and Workmanship , chapter than Gent. to be vice °netted, resigned; ./b Seeders, pk uns.. any other House in London. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public, are Gent. to be Comet s vice Dechwerth. Bart. promoted; William Manner Indian Corn... 4031 4 - 1,031 4 respectfully solicited It impact the largest and beat selected Steel of Crali &Weis Gant, ni be nellunlatt vice Derinecell ' Sere ' I°- 1 Mall Willel..• ... 0_: . - ... •••• Cabnet and Upholstery Goods in England, at the CABINET si gned . Beet er Bigg - - - MAKER'S SOCIETY, 71, Lesdenhall-urea, City, which Society is North Darn Regiment of Yearns", Cavalry-Lewis kb" Mg' enrolled agreeably to Act of Parliament, and founded for the support Hay Coot- to Wanes& Meal of Cora aid and encouragement of industrious Mechanics, who all combine to pro. Moab-East Devon Trait of Yearning Cavalry-John White, Yob Grain.... 17534 3 *467 5 74.651 7 duce only the very best Articles, and at the lowest possible price. The to be Captain Commandant ; George Rich, Gent. to be Conte. Funds o f the Society provide for its Members in sickness, old age, and East Devoe Volunteer Cavalry-Philip Males, Berk ad be Major; Cwt. qn. lb. Cwt. qua. 111. Ctn. you lb. for survivors at death. The Society beg to return their sincere thanks James aldeillbs Bet hand eo be Captain; William Roger; IC* to be Wheat Moder Fleur.. 49,999 017 2, 5 27 1 4 41,1124 921 to those numerous including Royalty, Nobility, and many of dine i Cledleinliel Flood. Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Philip Becky Flour .. - - - the lint Families in the gdom, for the extensive and generous pa- Mules. Gent- to be alto i. _* Wm. ~ W oodward, G ent. to be Saran : Oatmeal - 15 1 0 11 1 0 nonage bestowed on them during the last thirteen years, and hope, by Christian Samuel Used, neqh to be "Pain ; Henryn "rift Gent. Rye Meal. - - -- their lambic endeavours, to merit future favours ;at the same time to be Cornet- Indian Meal. - - - they earnestly solicit a trial, as the only criterion by which the merits DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. i - and decided advantages of this establishment can be fairly estimated. Rooms, Gnus, Brownlew-sueet, Drury-lane, coach smith. Total of Meal and Every article is marked at the lowest ready money price, and AIM WOOLDRIDGE. loam, SOIL 11011 WOOLIM1088.Joa&a.hoo. Birmingham, Flour .... 49,1199 017 2,342 3 4, 51,141 sat which no abatement is made ; they are all warranted, and if a fault ap. brass &enders. Quantities charged with Doty for Home pears, are exchanged within twelve months, free from charge of any kind. COMPS, Cat,, axis, Charles-street East, Hampstead-read, carman. A printed list of articles and prices will be forwarded on addressing the Lawrie, Damn, Higls-street, Shoreditek victaaller. Censemptien la the United Kingdom in , the 'sends aid Ibt Jae. 1551. Secretary. By order of the Trustees, Desonneux, Dunn, Cols's-term% Waite Combit.ileids, chemist. 71, Leadenhall-street, City. THOMAS HASLER, Secretary. BANKRUPTS Predate „-- Full size mahogany 4 post lath bottom bedstead - -315 0 °say, Wituan Hodemlane, carpenter, to surrender February 1, at s pec i es o f C oro . I m p orte d it , an d in. Full sized tent bedstead - . - -1 e 0 tw o . 1, at three., sad March 3, at two, at the Court of Commission- Grain, Meal, sod from TinaL Ditto with furniture - - - - - 515 0 ers. Attorneys, Messrs. Yenning and Naylor, Coptball-court, Throg- m oue . Fudge =gi Pew Bordered straw mattresses to Bt - - - • 1 1 0 morton-street. ' Countries. wadi ote Ditto doe hair mattress to at - - - • 1 1 0 Wean, T 1103145, Seyener.street, Eitaton•quare, boot maker, Jan. IN of Europe. Feather bed, free from dust or smell - - -310 0 at twelve, Feb. 1, at one, and March 4, at twelve. at the Court of •. - - ... 0 Three ft. 8 in. feather bed, ditto - ' - 215 0 Consasissiosers, Attorney, Mr. Brevet, 54, Fleet-street. Qrs, Bas. Qrs. Hem Qrs. Bus. Four ft, 6 in• bordered bone lair tick maven - - 210 0 Ric nal i t sop. Josue, Regency-place, Orem Surrey-street, currier, Wh eat .. 6O 4 411 1 471 5 Eno ft. 6 In. ditto of the best horse ban in tick - 3 3 0 Jan. 28, at three, Feb. 11, at two, and March it, at two. at the Barley 17,1511 5 17,153 5 Four ft. 6in lock bed and bolster - - - 110 0 Court of Conentesianers. Attorneys, Messrs. B. and G. Drew, oars - 536 11 Six japanned chairs in oil, any colour or deicriptien -1 6 0 Bermondsey. 1tye..... .......... . . 107 4 - 107 4 Best japanned ditto dressing table with drawer - -016 0 Remus., &mum Bowes. James-street, St. Paul, Covent-garden, p eas 14,145 6 : 111 I 15.058 4 Ditto ditto wash band stead ditto - - - -016 0 linen-draper, Feb. 1,8, and March s. at eleven, at the Court of B eans . 5O 6 - 10 0 Common japanned wash hand stand - - -0 8 0 Commlinn. Attorney, Mr. C. Hemming, No. 5, Great Knight Ma uer i n du lt C orn _ Me 4 - 615 4 Common ditto dressing table - - ' - 0 $ 0 Rider-street, Elocten' Commons. Buck Wheat - - Three ft. chest of mahogany drawers - - -119 0 Lams. Jounce, and .Lens, Joust Liverpool. Sikes. Feb. 7.3. end B eer oe Big Three ft. 8 in. ditto - - - - 116 0 March 8, at two, at the Clarendon Roams, Liverpool. Attorneys. - - Mahogany box glan, British plate. two drawers - - 0 .15 0 Mr. Alawdsley, Lord -street. Liverpool; and Messrs. Adllngton, Total of Cern and Mahogany 2-step bed stop Men convenience - -1,4 0. Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. Grain 33,215 1 603 7 53.531 1 Ditto 3 ditto night convenience - - - IIS 0 COSZNS. LEONARD lames, Bedminster, Somersembire,victualler, Feb. ~.- • Ditto bidet and pan - - --1 I. 0 17, 18, and March 8. as the White Hart Inn, Bath. Attorneys, Cvrt. es b. Cwt. In. fa, Owt. es. IL Ditto - - - • .116 4 Messrs. King and Whittaker, 5, Gray's lon-square ; and Mr. A, wh eat Meal o r Floa t ... 54 7 gln 14 5 2e , 517 017 Bed I nom sofa bedstead, 3 mattresses to fit . with top -5,8. 0, Whittaker , roan. Barley Meal - - - French bedstead japanned - - •I. 1 0 Jaczeox T aos. limerick Hall,' Cumberland, miller, Feb. 7,8, and Oatmeal - 15 1 0 15 1 0 Bamboo tent bedstead - - - I 111 0. Match 8, at two, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitehawn. Attorneys, R ye Meal. .., 2 - Five feet mahogany 4-post bedstead and furniture, with : Me. Pearson, 9, Staple-inn ; and Messrs. P. and IL Shemen,Wisits. ',w ho Meal - - French draperies, lined with silk fringe - - .14 14 0 haven. --. ..• • Servants' chest of drawers - - . 9 9 0 Fox War. Groat Driffield, Yorkshire, tanner, Feb. 17, at six, 18, and T e l of Meal sod Mahogany pembroke table - - . 116 0 Mbeh 8, at eleven, at the Blue Ball Inn, Great Drilla]. Attorneys, Floor 547 11 10 154 5 9 .... 40' 1 . .,97 . Ditto dining table - - • . 5 I • Mr.•Willianas.b, Virulent buildings, Gay's Ma ; and. Mr. Foster, Eight mahogany chairs, sir and two elbows, covered in O re m DriffiehL QuotitMe ftresiniog in Warehouse le the hone hair - . 1 411 0 Newnsow, Timorenes, Berstwick. Yorkshire, horse-dales, Feb. United llerifiat es the In Jan. 11131. _ Mahogany sofa or couch, covered in horse hair to mai 4, 5, and March 3, at eleven, at Kingston Hotel, Kingstontspoo chairs - • - s . 111110. • Hull. Attorneys, Messrs. Walmsley, 'Celibacy, and Parkin, Chan. The Predated '• Cellaret sideboard - - - . 4 •Illt• 0 ' earrhne; and Mr. Dryden, Hull. Species of Cum, Imputed id, sod kW- ; Handsome pedestal sideboard, pined back - . -I*to • o Vilizeow, Jowls. and Wu.sat Wnsree, Whllekawn Cumberland, Gain, Meal, Ned from ported from, - Tom b Set of 4 ft. mahogany dining tables 11 ft . 4 inches long - 14.10 •P I p Feb. 3,4, and lima s. .at eleven, at le Black Lien, PS"r. Foreign British Pot- Small dining table on patent priedpie - - -•10 5' tehaven. Attorneys, Mr. Falcon, Elm -court, Temple ; end ! ' Cbeettiey sentient out ' Music stool covered in morocco - - - . I 5- 0 • Mr. Hodgson, Whitehaven. of lips. Patent Sandwich tray, banks& - - - 1 • et Batson, Jens, Middle Wallop, Southanspenee, victualler, Feb. 9, at --"•••'-'—•tt-.- --• Butlers' tray - - - . 0.• to a ,in, to, at ten, and March I, at five, at the George Inn, Andover, Qn. Das. QM. BRA QM Bee Eight Trafalgar chairs, loose seats, bran moulded . -10 10 . . II i SOuthampton. Attorpeys, Mr: Boinfield, Chatharn.plant, Black- What * Drawing-room coeds, imitation - - (tqweerda) • 0 a.O "t friars, and Mr. Mane, Andover. Burley,'‘.. ... Drawing -room Trafalgar &atte s ted) - : - 0 111 0 DIVIDENDS. . Oat& 25,726 0 . - 15,716 0 Best horse-hair cushion - - -y *. 0 ' 0 ' Srel ' Feb. 15. J. 8. Lade, Maidatene,:corn factor, at okmen, urge Curt • e - • 17,503 4 Common ditto -Peen. ~ 192 4 - If* 4 - - . 0 • 4' • ' tlf Conenissionem-Feb. 4, G. and T. Thorpe, Red Liessureet; Clef- Real rosewood drawing-soonetables t in two sant and eel*, IP 0 • 'Unwell, glass benders , at three, at the Court of Cossamissioure- h e w ' .... • NM I - •1111 * 1 Ditto - . - - - • - It' 10 ' 0 Feb. 15, J . 0. Rabb. Oxford, manatee .at ten, at the Court of Coin- go b/d cb ae u p bs ewith o t C°22 " 4 ; 5" 2 - 4,503 9 Elegant drawing-mom meta* well • -337 4 - 137 4 - -4• I 0 miesinsen-Feb. Ir, J. Moreland, W. SOU, C. Bites.., and 0 . Seatt. B eer , or m u .. Rosewood tea caddies, of all kinds of beep wood,frons pad Thismenatmespdownistone esenthants, se eine.. at the Coon of ••• ..... • • •.. 101 to, • . • • • 1 'S . 0 Consmisalocer.-Feb. 92, H. Donald's, Bucklagham-street. &rand, imitation rosewood Canterbery • ' O.• '... , Tail of Coen sa d • 112 - • army egeot.int.moriew at thw Court et-Cipmenetionen....rce.o4, .s.i .. 0 , 7 7 .. 1510.7 7 4 . 5 rain— ..... .. 7004*• 4 5, Si Mahogany ditto - - ..'. • - 118' • Ind Kl. Nesilia,. Deddieskisrst4Lases,fartas-r at two, at Isho•Come df-1,.. Japanned rosewood chilimiere, silk•fomb is ••• - -119 0 CoMmissiosers- Feb. 15, W. and J. Quinton„ Badoed..Nottin-ham- . veer - p --. _.. Ditto, ditto , • Pre. vs. lb. Cess. stl.. 144 m. In. lb. - - - • - -510 0 Mtlhi. timber-dales, at delves, at the Punch Beaft. N o tting tlrn - Whet Mosier Flour:. ;IKON 9•9 10,564 0 25431,770 5 0 Lady's work table, mahogany -.- • - -. 1 .18 - o Feb.' Is, J..Leee; Om Nowlitigbitir, joiner, menu., nun. peed) i 5..,... mad . Ditto with silk bag and fringed - - , • - - 5 3 0 Buil, Nottiegbaso-Feb. 16, G.Sporie. Ipswich, abeessalierunweine. .s a 7 r ik eem - • Large winged wardrobes - -. . I -,,- - 11 - de Crown Inn, Ipswich-Marti 31. T. Keyser, Celchastev, wool- 0 .. i e g ia . • '."'... . .. ..,. atopay secretary, silt and glued ; .; - - 12 II 0 r " at. de•seg at elle Three Cum leer' Cokheeter-.Feht ISt r o i d g etd e •....•..••••.. .- I •-• Japan book shelves ••• •• 1 s 0 .- 1 3 • - • .. - -05 0 , cde and A. Wakelleid, Manchester, milli ners, at si ne, at the tonwood ditto -i..-...--..........-...-.-...s - - • -010 0 orb Hotel, Manchester-Feb. 15, J. Clarke, Denton. Norfolk, far- tlo tables - - (upwards) -110 0 user, at Ave at the Angel Ina, Norwich-F eb. 16, J. G. N. and C. Tot al of 0f .. 12 .. °11 an d 0.••4 0 5515477 2 1 4 All Feather Beds warranted free from din or mall 1 Tomei , Wakefield. Yorkshire, corn-merchants, at eleven, at the Curt ... ..... 190.908 I 9 1 Old Funkier/ taken to exchange. I House, Wakefield. By Omer of the Consoksiseers, T. WHITMORE. learetarm 190.008 1 7 10.00.0 • et do Cosamississers. T. WHITMORE, Maretary. ree 7 6 : - :':, - . 3P .1 " , DISiURBANCB AT CAMBRIDGE. Saturday being the day for conferring B. A. degrees, the Senate. house was, at an early hour, with the ladles and gentlemen both of the T own and Univer:d i t l y m . liel ge Hader Oredustes, as usual, oc. cupied the galleries in great numbers; the Via-Chancellor, Dr. Thu tray, of King's College, made his appearance at • few minutes put ten. During the time of the proceedings preliminary to the pre sentation of the gentlemen who had passed their examinations. whether from mistake or impatience, a clapping of hands and stamping was abed in the galleries, a thing of the most common occurrence on there occasions. Upon this the Vic/- Chancellor testified his disapprobation in terms somewhat severe, characterizing the offenders a; a "parcel of under-redeem." This may be considered to have been the first cause of offence, although it was received without any tokens of disrespect. On the presentation of the senior wrangler, it bast been customary from time immemorial to greet this distingui s h ed individual with every possible demonstration of applause, which generally continues as lone as the lungs of the specta tors will avail than. Dr. Thackeray, however, immediately after the first I pause in the cheering, intimated rather sternly to the excited throng, that "they had testified enough approbation, and that he new insisted on silence." This infraction of an old and hitherto uninterrupted custom immediately roused into a flame the spark of disapprobation which had been already kindled. The intimation was followed by redoubled shouts for the senior wrangler, and afterwards by continued groans for the Vice-Chancellor, who immediately left the chair, sod refused to teed with with the alimonies until 2 o'clock, when, as on all future occasions he declared that the galleries should be closed. He then retired amidst hisses and groans. Some minutes befeat-t,o'clock the crowd of under graduates had assembled round the outergaterof the Senate-house, which . as well as the sotranos-door, was closed against them. The gates, how ever, on being partially opened for the admission of some ptivileged per sons, were furiously entered by the gownemen. The doors, on which ad- Withers' fastenings had been put, now became the object of attack, they were, however, impregnable, until the efforta of the besiegers wer e so far successful Si to effect a madam opening for the iniertion of a man's hand, and some person accordingly unbolted the other half of the .. door, which flew open, and admitted the whole body, who hailed this success with reiterated hossis. The gallery doors were now barricaded ; Z oo these, however, occupied no time in carrying, and m ass than ten minutes the mite n more duenged than ever. The Vice. Sal an bestiir e eides. He am . to refused man say degrees unless with seopty ' . The PreetatiC ' therefore, and ilasiers of AM, wee soon elf employed in ex. hotting or eempling dhedience to this enandela The great inconve nience which Win hire accrued to the gentlemen whose degrees were likely le be lenpuded 160 Ada Wednesday, was found to be a mos: powerful or argment to M dieeed. Alter some time, therefore, th.• again dined • egainet the rioters, and the degrees were con hired with nice little dieturbaeos outside, which dlr. King, of Queen's College, being 111#1y papist, sun succeeded in quieting. The " ",bowswir, was nee es be appeased, or made to forget ' the of what they oeseitheed their rights. At about a quarter pet four, when it eiss that the Vice -Chancelior would sawn to lie ledge, the hews bh s was unwounded by a ,Slir*akin& at gownemen dim bare. Dr. Thackeray was not n ineldsg hie aggemasee, en widdi the hisses, bootings, groans, May kind of dieseadret mud that CIO be imagined, rent the air. It nap with greener Ilifiedej that it numerous body of Masters of Arts eh. greeted frees emousding him. Be was,. however, CZ ia nt lib Chap by the throng, who not fora moment abate then meet 'U mins- Oa his getting withinside the gates they way indendy dusk and the crowd, aftee a few cheers for some of the pe ptise seek eid gleans for the " Vice," dispersed.—rietes. DEATH OF HENRY DIACIENZIE, Eat. lisllloll OF TIM " Maw OF rIFLIFOr &C. ate. indorse iiiereitue expired on Friday evening, the 14th instant. In die eighty-shah year OW age, and the sixtieth of his appearance as as . Mr. Mackenzie was the eon et an eminent physician of who had WIWI hour distinguished in the world of letters 11111Mbn id a Monne of Medical and.Lkerary &says. He was born la isms of Mews 1745, when the inhabitants of his native city Wariehaimd ilk *Ned* up.warkii to defend themselves from Ale at t.* omMeded bp labels Climbs' Stuart, them collecting his, way in as eddy period of life be was educated io that Drunk di the legal prefessisa which is devoted to the business of the Enchi- " • ype, and be afterwards became a practitionw in that Court. Se early -171.5. when _residing in London for the yutpose of acleiciog $ iisstriedss of the modes of Haglish Bachequer practice, ha sketched 'one parts of Ms first sod Most popular work, " t h e. Man of Peelles;' which, however. did not appear till 1771. Mr.. lilac. bank for a long rises after this novel had become a . decide.: ".' with the pude, continued to withhold his. some I. = i t dtle.page. and the question as to its .suthrirebip waialcouree keenly seated in the literary world. The. autism was nolsi et length induced to now his same, by an attempt.whieb was node by a gentleman of the name of Eccles, at Bath, to Mime it to idemNif i ose of the most remadtable impostures in the history. of Mag i* bermare. Mr._ Reeks, to prime his asserdons had MM. th e pans SO tiff of the when wart is bleeds baud, an to ig iotrodudng O rri a zd so intesinostima e t e im ini t th e giro tim bis appearazo of a ewes ease Ihr e pi ll osl i r Ifs. Mackenshie claims had been that ad duced IrLidt pallihiniameid not bring themselves to acknowledge UMW mane eiterwards produced the best voucher for his hiamemed and third publication," The Man of the World," nil!" Jab de anahlyde As or ~EI lkiiippirele which was established in Edinburgh at - this dastillalplieed af Home, &old), BobertSon, Blair, t• use, din,' Mr. Mashatels 'Mae* senumed the plea due to inch diatio 'plied emus is ehe Ms lanes; and at all these men be predeved as meet inewesdng tossilection‘ It is now fifty-seven years dose the demik of David Hume, yet, less then three ysaaa ago, we heard Mr. "mule yak of hies in each bait ami familiar terms as might b dsesalst iit. 4ll 2=M t a TMe, s ettt s ole a r s' lneTes bui cit g a s y lit i l n ? diluent literney elide, which has scarcely obtained so extensive& regal - Miss as the alma: This was at bet s mere li associatise;ciii. essei dyotuts rots of taste and West, who • col lead& si a sessigiss is dis ham spored by haled study or by thaduties of their of • , Out of tie ef the.. gesdanen, including lit: Miaretsider. sew the piidls weeks sodded " The Mirror" and " Th. thlikest," siili Nipistively appeared In Mem* upon Me plod et the fliiiilatot.” let coo of tit piped of the second work, Road Do* lanialiliathlme public by a Onerous and Ada creek:kid nit IMI pants, veltaktr, Mr. Mackessia Of all the body of contribu ting dit Wm. Modes& Benisityiss is' now, we bilk* dee* ineakee. Revises W this doe it,. Mackeinis had attracted the modes of Mr. striatvait the liej O mat du' hi el"...l l:7lll Va ller i rst =lna rimed omtda to th od e edits of is el Ilia Zazestfoliesbtota. ZPiliediden et his works, poetry, new* ,aminessys, in sa weinamse ; sodier he t pobliestiso of Ida Illaddatisos et tilts ; otwhich he was as original gmerdese. The kW Mesnery iodidesidog ha whith he vrat wid eadeameat of the Ph 'this Mod John Hone, the unbar of Dourfles c Aid! wifpadzid 10 ma lades of that andste's laid also' piehlisismd• sepsistely. It new ast le 'he overlooked, in a nodes of Mr.' Mackenzie's we, however haperfect, thot se biro was dedicated the Word of W • ;the Chest Midtown styling him, on that Mai er* 'the ficodish Alit s& ' Ii person Mr. Jarimisits was tall and slender. OW countadoce, which hid in' Mb 'Ube strikingily Moderate, eed6id till his latest a • inalliet: aressaisim. Ms eyes was hags, loo yens, and full of sessidaf it eall," mesh. writer of Peter's Letters ex it, " Odle Mike of genius." rwther asaddiemeles a vise °amnesties between are news attd fpaily dadaist aria et oar bistory,or as • kind of literary Noah aur. of all the =dared assess ateilirally ism of with a lt at i f e t t r Zetu gra c i t i 47, a meet interesting per. COURT FOR RILIEF OF unoLvkirt DEBTORS. • . Mid Setters ef the reddess sad &bedsits et the Prisosers herein rheksaised (the suss having bees Has is du Gen) are appointed beard at the Coen-home, is Piwtesakerees, Lisesio's lea 'se Tbirsday, Fib. 10, it sibs Is the feresoss. Mop, lite erChows-voir,ll4l.reediNreed, • Jobs, Ws of Wyeb-street, Tiauselisr. 4psite, Desist, WS of TotbilLeoresi, Westudister,. hal/dreamer lielle,'Shemes, late of RolT-lut~ _Fesubleas; TeLbarles, late of No. 11, itia4oset Be" lipsields, oat of P4flles . teader, late ink, I, Slasikse, IhrabliiVlTehiiitb, sews- . 40 or. WUHans, lake OLn-street; llsturnamills, drake in hats. ' I. Rebore, late et Ilintei-lase, nal bricklayer. John, law at Robin Hood-court, Illormlasa, journeyman .iron sc. ifor:a rr y, Daniel, late of Rodboroosh, otos Stroudwattr, Woodmen. o rbs, shoemaker. - lAEge t . late . of ifilt!a lla"li r Val ' 11.114"" mir i Carrio L orst, ' inlolit to a litf kiideinti. Uclogeb Ws of Lhtle Qaossktaret, Liatairort. lienthwerk r victuallm. Pearce, Thomas, los of Orchard-atrat, Captain in his 31ajcotra Royal Marino Forces, on balf.py. Hook, Archibald, his of Bodtinghain, &mak Captain la the Army, 1111 harpy. f