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r - . , - o' t - ‘ ~ - • .. • - . .. -- -Ge--e • . . . , :- ti, .. h ' •.. . _ . I li .ip .4 .' n ‘,..., ' A . . v. L . 0k,.....k Pl w. . 1ic .. ...,.." `ks % . ile . ... g i n Ilk.. .s • 00„,•10 p, qp - .... .. ,) ._ _. "'^gle • -7 . fltf 17. r. 10 640. OFFICE OF ORD WALVEIIi, Jelly 31, 1820. !re& Public are hereby informed, that Thirty ,' seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of * w e blajorGeneral WILLIAM NUDGE, LL.D. P.R. o l d A.S. art now complete, and that Impressions from them e re co 'Sale at the Ordnance Map Office. in the Tower of Loss-. do; and also at William Fades**, Geographer to his Majesty, l ed Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing - Croes. These ram co ntain the Counties of Kent, Essex, Sum's, Dints, meet, Devon, and Cornwall, and portions of Somerset, s e xy, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts, Mldithliesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and Cambridge.— IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and pokes of the adjacent Country, was published on the Ist d August, 1812 ; and as the Work is still in progress, ac ts the original design of giving a complete Map of sigetia, upon a Scale of One loch ma Mile, the putill esiso of the future Parts will follow as fast as the nature of h oh a Work will admit, without increasing its Annual expense. G eh deatteis wishing to procure a Map of the Country surround eidt sArn habkatinas, may, by application to Ma. HAMM, jog obi Oninance Map Office, where an Index Map will be t hews, Weft any sheets they please for that purpose. AU let ters. thissubject addressed to Mr. BALER, under a cover to t h e swoon of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be ins wanly hooded to. Olokro tie Ressi, It. IL CREIY, Secretary. ' " nn " .------ 1.437,1ND1tt HOUSE, March 36, lilt. lIIHE COURT qj DIRECTORS 'if the UNITED CONWAY e MERCJIANTS of E.:VaI...IND, trotting it At EISTJHANS, de ketch/ gilts Notice, Ttet at the GEgERAL COURT of the said Cotnpany, ap iemd to be hie at their Howe is Leadenhall-etreet, on WIJANIDAY. the Oh April mixt, at Isleven o'Clock in the Fonseca, # Idodeo be nude, " net Sr Hooey Vaguer Dam, part. late .f the Bengal Civil Establishment, be per mitted to imme as the Service, ander the provisions of the Act ti the bki Geo. lIL Cap. S 9. Sect. TO, with the rank which he held what be gritted Bengal, agreeably to the Act of the od Ono UI. Cap. 15S, Sect. 85." JOSEPH DART, Secre*ny. a larm TIRE ortics, STRAND AND CORNHILLs STABLISHED in 1799, for Insurance of Houses, E Buildings, Maaufaetorles, Goods, and Merchandise, Ships, Vessels, and other Property, on the most equitable terms, and on prieapies 'lording solid and permanent security to these insured. DIRECTORS, &c. Gongs Howes Soaves, Esq. M.P. Chairmen. Wmasass hisasz, Esq. Deputy Chairman. It Km the Vice-Chancellor Charles Freeman, Esq. Hsi. Douglas Kinnaird Neill Malcolm, Esq. Sit John Cos flippbley, Bart. George G. Mills, Esq. Robert Wigrain, Bart. Richard C. Plowden, Esc Must Agnew, Esq. Robert Taylor, Esq. kW Bebb, Esq. John Vamham, Esq. S. P. Cockerel!, Esq. Joseph Warner, Esq. Jews Henry Deacon, Esq. James West, Esq. Raub Reeling, Esq. Rd, Williams, Solicitor. RIC ARD BARNES, _ _ COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. TRUATEE3. His Grace the Duke of Noarots, His On .e the Dude of Romans, The Most Noble the Marquis of NOtTkcarTOS, 'The Right Hop. Lord Erna. Ste. kc. Am. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Imaging Director -4. T. Breves Emmons, Ent F.A.S. FillE distinguishing principle of this Office is, S. that it combines the stability of a Compels , / having a bins flpital, with the minor Advantage of sharing Profits as in Vein Societies. A permanent Capital of 2400,000 has been honed In addi dm to the fluctuating Capital arising from the PreraiumiL and b,ls dpresat provided, that these Funds alone shall be answer able for Losses, whence Persons insured are effectually secured Am liability for die losses of others. Nelms ago and 23 per Cent. byre been invariably paid Ng person, who have continued insured seven years--whether ne Policies were taken out for seven years, or were renewed easily, which Returns, during the het seven years, have es ‘3o,ooo. FIRE INSURANCE. ASTATEMENT of the INCREASE of DUTY paid for-the last Year, ending Christmas, 1920, over the Isar ending Christina, 019,71 the CMNTY - - 4 0 3,621 0 9 SON - - - 2,049 11 . 2 BRITISH - - 1,43713 9 ATLAS . . 942 0 II UNION - - SOS 3 3 LONDON - . • 439 t 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE 49§ SlO WESTDIINSTER - 412 10 9 HOPE . - 406 10 7 EAGLE - - 97 19 5 Is the Returns of all the other London Fire-Offices, there is a decrease in the last year's receipts, to ho amount, within £2700, squal to die above increase. EURIPIDIS TRAGCEDIE. This day was mablitbed,in Two Yoh. gee. price 18s. boards, IDURIPIDIS TRAGCEDI/E; noira Editioaccurata in natant pridectionuna Aesdendearuna et Scholeum. Ex lota reognitione Asa Mavens Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-he, Lon de; 3. Parker and IL Bliss, Oxford ; and Deighton and lons, Cambridge. Of whom may be bad, RatipickisTngediarurn Interpretatio Latham, ex Ed.Malagrlivii, pushn relicts.. Bro. prim 14s. boards. NAPLES, ROME.. FLORENCE, AND VENICE. %day was pubhshed, price I 4s. boards, the Second Edition of A PICTURE of ITALY; descriptive of the An a* tiquities and Curiosides of that classical and interesting Cowry ; containing Sketches of Manner s Society. and Cus toms; else as Itinerary of Distances, the best Inns, Ac. with a New Deseron of Rome, Florenee, Naples, and Venice. To "Ida ate ed. Directions to Travellers, and Dialogues, ifilpold to ravelling, in English, French, and Italian. By IL WEE, F.sq. Illustrated with Maps and Plates. Linden: Printed foe Sheriood, Neely. and Jame. Pater ow ; andsold by all Booksellers. • This day wu published, inldsoroely printed, in 3 vok. Bvo. with a Map of the Route, price 11. 16s. boards, A JOURNAL of TWO SUCCESSIVE TOURS Alma the CONTINENT, performed in the Years 1816, L gultand 1818; containing an Account of t h e P r i nc i pa l Pl aces VII kith of Franey, of the Gnat Roads over the Alps, and Nst Ohm and most interesting Parts of Italy; also, a a. of the Road amens th e Ligurian Mottorains, from •Clintarosa, omitted by former Travellers; accompmied with onnional *maths, Mauch:4ml Critical. NIA* 7. E r JAMES WILSON, Ps i . C*4 mad W. Davies, Strand,: and W.-Rlnci-. mood, Elinburgb. r4ss lithos, velours will be seen the alteration produced in 1,-„ett, of the Pkepk of Italy, by the introduction of the into clack Country, the destractive effects of the Austria. hallettee . , m. ard the probability of a mama' &vain- k the kWh. &ai SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1821. NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO-FORTE. QAPRICIO, in which is introduced Bishop's fa vvvomit, Mr," Bid me discourse," by Frederick Kukker). net pr. Introduction and Rndo,lay Do. Op. ss, F. Si. Pie Redouble, or March, as a Duet for two Performers, by Do. price 2‘ Intr oduction to, and Variations on, the Air- 0 Rule Britannia," by Do. price ss. .Din Din Air, by Nelsen, as a Rondo, by Ito. price 3s. Introduction to, and Variations on, the Air" Will you come to the bower," (New Edition), by Do. price :;s. Fourth Fantasie, by Ferdinand Ries, on the popular Air" And has she then failed in her truth," by Bishop, pr. 4s. Operatic Airs, N 0.7, Introduction and Variations on a Poem guese Air, by G. Krallmark, price 3s. Rosides favourite Over ture to L a Gnu Ladra, price 3s. Ditto, as a Duet for two Per formers, by J. F. Borrower, price 4s. IPublilited by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. at their Wholesale Warehouse for Plano-fortes, Patent Clarionets, and German Flutes, No. £O, Soho-square. NEW MUSIC. In April will be published, by Subscription, THREE SOLOS for the TENOR, with an Accom paniment for the VIOLONCELLO; composed, and most respectfully inscribed (by srinission) to his valuable Friend, Thomas Aubeton Smith, M.P. . By BENJAMIN LAKE, Musician in Ordinary to his Majesty,. Op. 9. Subscripdos 101.6 d. Published, for the Author, by Messrs. Ifonzaal and Hill, No. 39, Regent -street, Piccadilly, where Subscriptions will be re ceived; also at the following Music Shops—Messrs. Birdsall and Co. and Chappell and Co. New Bond-street ; Goulding and Co. Soho square ; Detts, Royal Exchange; Clemend and Co. N 0.26, Cheapside ; Preston, No. 97, Strand; Forster, No. 41, Lisle -street, Leicester-square; and by the Author, N 0.31, Hans place, Knightsbridge. CHURCHWARDEN'S AND OVERSEER'S GUIDE, WITH NEW VESTRY ACT. This day was published, price ss. 6d. sewed, a New and Cor rected Edition of • THE, CHURCHWARDEN'S and OVERSEER'S GUIDE and DIRECTOR, written and arranged forth. Use or Parish Officers, and others desirous of acquiring Paro chial Information ; en an entire new System, in which every brunch of Parish Business, and other matters relating thereto, and the various Duties of Parish °lacers, are familiarly and minutely elPbined•—•-By J. ASHDOWNE, Member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn. , Third Edition. To which are added, useful Extracts from the late Vestry Act. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Tbr Parish Officer's New Alphabetical Register. shelving the Names of Paupers receiving occasional or permanent Parochial Relief, whether residing in their ewe Parishes or elsewhere—. Price Is. 6d. sewed. TO JURORS, ELECTORS, MAGISTRATES, AND' SHERIFFS. This day were published, at One Shilling each, with 13 as It, iu 120 as 100, I. 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WRIGHT, Son of the late Mr. TIKOTHY Via Wanner, deceased, bep leave most respectfully to an isegtke to the Addle, that having meeeeded to the above °Do cent, it will continue to be conducted in the same style of be:- Commodation and elegance which diednguished It in the time of his much.lamented Father; and be trusts, by attention and assiduity, to preserve that liberal support and patronage which he, with gratitude, acknowledges his late father experienced. N.R All Fervor's having any demands on Mr. T. Wright, are requested to transmit their Accounts to Mr. Shipdem, So licitor, Dover, in order that they may be inunediately dis charged : and Persons who stood indebted to him are requested to Call and settle their Accounts with gr. Shipdem, who is authorised by the Executors to adjust them. Dover, 24th March, 1821. LOOKING GLASSES. 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A Race for 100 guineas aide, took pees on Thursday, on the They form by themselves a Collection of never-faiiirg gratifica- ' Patieats in the country are requested to state. particulars of Ashford Road, between a Mr. Mau and a celebrated nar don ; while they are indispensable to every Libra?!. Most of their case, age, and mode of living, enclosing a Bank of England net of the name of Bessoamon, from S cif cdaldre. pml l i P i themaim room superior preissmos m o ass .B o , 4 h, f ut um use Nate, when th - _ necessary medicines and advice will be sent to notion won tl:e match it five hours and Sef.' seen num' see, belsta of Schools of both emu. • , i say kart of the.werld.-+No. 107, Iftraoo-garden. I ins has adversary by a mils and a bait. COVENT-GAnnew...—The Oratorio at this Theatre, last night, attracted a very crowded and brilliant as semblage. The Selection con:isted, for the-most part, of compositions whose celebrity is c lassie; and which, being short, admitted of infinite variety. The in strumental performance had a great accession in M. KIemmETTER. His Concerto was highly appl?uded. ALMACK'S.—The Ball of Wednesday night was numerously and splendidly attended, beyond all pre cedent since the commencement of the present sea son. Long before twelve o'clock the quadrilles were s led off by— Th. Marl of Uzi/lute* - Lady G. Eget. Lord VA LLITOIIt MOS DAWIPMII. Captain lYlatit-. - - Lady G. Pact?. Colonel Namara! - - Ml,. PALL Waltzes and qu'adrilles followed each other in qttickt succession, till after three cclock, when the brilliaa, assemblage began to retire to their carriages. . - SPORTING. A Course of °Gentile, the bzzt of tbretheats, between a cck brated mare rode by Captain S•trru, of the Lancers, ai.d a horse rode by Mr. Moocasous, was decided on Monday last, on Hurd. ham Down. Fifteen bandies were placed at proper distances over the Course, which the animals were to clear. The seco nd heat decided the match, by the mare striking down two of the hurdles, wbso her rider pulled up and was distanced. A single mile W.IS afterwards run, the hurdles being removed, which was won by the mire by a neck. Much money was lost and won. • . HUNTING. Mr. FAMMIAILOOIIeII celebrated pack of Donetshire Pea l hounds will mart oo Tuesday, the yd of April, at Dcdmorr, near Steerminster Newton, In the vale of Bauchi:bore, and ten miles from Biandford., FOR COUGHS, LIOARSENESSRS, &c.• M . R.G EENOUGH's PECTOR AL LOZENGES 1-V.l. of TOLU.—The great demand, after sixty years' trial; proves sham a superior Remedy for all COUGHS, HOARSE. NESSE.% SORE THROATS, ASTHMATIC, and CON SUMPTIVE COMPLAINT& The Genuine only have R. Hayward," printed on the Stamp, by whom they are prepared, as Soceessor to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor. 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The remainder of the Regiment, from York, is exFected to follow in a few days. - A tmo - p of the First Royal. Dragoons arrived .n Worcester from Manchester, &c. on Saturday ; tbe re mainder of the Regiment have since marched in. Yes terday, they were inspected on Powick Ham, by Lord EDWARD SOMERSET. Some of the troops will be stationed in South Wales, and others in the West of.Englaad. This fine Regiment had a distinguished' share in the glories of 'Waterloo, where it sustained a very severe loss. A few days since, as the Hos. G. STRANOWATS, an Officer in the 7th Hussars, and brother to the Earl of Iccunsren, was crossing a field in the Parish of Purse Caundle, with a number of other Gentlemen belonging to Mr. FARQUHARSON'S Hunt, his horse, brsome unlucky accident, fell over a newly made trench, and pitching on the rider, caused a dreadful fracture of the thigh-bone, and otherwise greatly bruised him. He is doing as well as can reasonably be expected, with every tair hope of recovery. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE PLYMOVIIII . W.--Arrived the NeptUTIVPi FAUNS% fro me New York for Havre; sailed the ath 'of Febru. ary. and experienced very heavy gales; she has suffered cond.. derahly her upper works, sails, rigg ing, &c. Also arrived, the Wellington, Beaux, from Shields fur Oporto. Sailed the Kersewell, Amtsraatto, for London. - Powwow, Maws U.—Arrived the Jane, Amor ' front Waterford for Shoreham, with loss of bulwarks, boons, sails, rigging, Ste. _ DEAL, Maacn 30.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Mars, Jos-, from Mogadore. Arrived and re mains, the Clarissa, Knio from Amsterdam for Cuwes and Batavia. Sailed the Orient, WALLACZ, for Modeas and Bata gal; and George and James, CMATWIN, for Africa. Came down from the River and remain, the James, WALvaa, for St. John's; Vittoria, SournAtt, for Genoa ; Rock, Wartraox, for, Antigua; . John Howard, &mu, and Amity, Conraraa., for Quebec; Cadmus, A , for Bombay; Thames, MARSHALL, for New York ; Lady Mackwith, Corn, for Honduras ; Pilchard, WLLCOCIE. for Africa; London, Davv, for Quebec; AL ism, for Smyrna; Ceres, TUOIINION, for Africa; and Nimble, Wissaao, for Conatantinople. MAZGATZ, Moues 30—Arrived off the port, the Eliza, PowELL, from the South Seas. Corium-Homy Maacm 50.—Entered Inwards :—Actives from Calais ; Sisters, from Stangate Creek ; Rolla, from Ja maica.—Entered Outwards: Joseph and Jane, and James, for Malta; Neptunus, for Bourdeaux ; .kteona and Willi.m, f.r Elsineur • Fowler and Blucher, for Petersburgh ; Harrier, for Hainbur;k; Isabella, for Chariestou ; Sarah, for Amsterdam ; Jenne Ellen andiSea Nymph, far Genus ; Nostor, for Si. John's ; Hate, for Naples; Mary Russell, for itiebec ; Tobago, for Ik me, rare; Williams, for Gllwaltar ; St. Patrick, for Belfast; aid Sceptre, for Prince Edward's 'stand. The HYPERION frigate, commanded by Captain SEARLE, arrived on Saturday at Sheerness, from the Brazils, laden with several millions of dollars, on ac count of the merchants, and will prooeed to Woolwic! where she is to be paid off. This morning a fine boy, four years of age, son of J. Clark; shoemaker, No. 4, Joye's-court, Commer cial-road, was unfortunately killed, by falling out of a two pair of stairs window. Thursday the Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of KIUCT dined with PRINCE LEOPOLD. A numerous party were invited to meet their Royal Highnessts, and the most choice delicacies were prepared for the ' occasion. His Highness also had an evening party :. among the distinguished Personages present, were— The Duke and Duchess of Montrose ' the Duchess of Leeds, Captain and two Misses Fitzelarence, Sir William and' Lads Gordon, Sir H. Calvert, the Bari and Countess of May o , the Duchess of Richmond, Lady Lennox, Marchioness of Dime.. shire, Countess of Harcourt, Lady Cole, Mrs. and two Muss Fisher, Misses Coleman, &c. &c. &e. Mons. ALEXANDRE again exhibits his unrivalled: powers of Ventriloquism at the Freemasons' T this evening. ENGLISH OPERA •HOUSP.—Mr. BA RTLEY last night, repeated his Lecture on the Solar System, to the de light and edification of a very numerous and genteel audience.