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SOMATOPSY6HONOOLOGiA, :hewing that the Proofs of Bose Lsea, and hinsts, onalsidered as distinct lencea, caw by isdnead front Physiology, but depend on a distinct sort of evident*. Being an Examination of the contr.). very concerning life tarried on by Lawler's, Amasprztnr, Sinnutu., and others. By PH I LOSTR A TUS. Printed for R. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. _ ;•1:11 ERY-TRIS DAY. 1 . • •••• MOUTH. Ft, Mr. HART, on behalf .ii prayed that a pelmets Committee of the per. owls, stigested that to 'e the care of the persoa brnhe, who had had that 1811, when, unhappily hnbe was displaced. Re that situation, and since which Lord Portsmouth .. _ the management of his temained under his is the referee a ppoi n t e d t of the property of the vlicable, and whi:h M?. to "the mtintenance and Is but which could not be of the Court, nor could ituation he held witln;tit KERSTAFF followed Mr. Mr. WETIIERELL, and tion, on the ground did nor was likely to take cling to the app,,intraent petition for that putt re Lord Chanceflor i whet and the Master wood !ought it anne:.-essary foe whether delay vyould of ace. His Lordship had e any reflections on the , ies connected with this Still. He sent the clues. 1)1e Lord to the constitu- The inquisition was . on him to take measures the person and property e, :•.ppeAt ed by atlida- Nell, and WAS agreeable ,d n..t been regularly ap tin of the Noble Lord,bni general understanding. ,^.Com'ae be continued its ,intment *hall take place; at liberty to remove the Itshourne k, where shewn to his feelings.-- nified in advancing any to lor that purpose. , 1.1 I'm tsmouth in bn . plication be made to Court would take cast named Sparrow, '-park, went on an tghteri, of four anil there was an alarm set fire to a horst to stifle the Banta. et in a blaze, Her taken to an Infirmati of the mother she her daughter, her several of the week- Cherry...at tea, Bit. tinny, were taking way, and preclpi, man of the name called Moore, 4k4 severely contused, been engaged is .pended by his arms from his perilous -.SAN took leave of sets off to-morrow $4! • in which he cone. selected on this °eta { pet (*nuance of the arplause so juscl crowded audience. . which LISTON was seemed greatly salt. lobar wag repeated :ased succrss. Soaw made since its fare re- The actors were, drolped with ual- .nce the account at I:4lglund. So little intelligence-, dear were preparing. aisanne, and to sr ,ends, forthwith, to Isaias to this count:Y. • out national cern,- . , long ages." will be held in a fell `l , the natio:tai tis plisted Scholar ail sicition erecting- 1 West.adwster rem.at the Worcesse .311•1.E . 5 iipPea S Clarks the l'irs4 l ° eraloom Lilo!** • early, _a sweetini Aween 11. - IX 11. Mr. T. 3. ,NV.; and 11 0 :hinge ot shots, -at t, aka a Inaggbil ,• • • weekfithstilk rda,'*is tlasid3ll"' .~~~/ , . t -t y iYiL K CNT, Pigke • ki.g. pauy's account. 10th ingtant. EAST-INDIA HOME, Mod Sy 111S5. I • T"' OURTe)f DIRECTORS of the UNITEP - 601W4LNY qt ifEECILANTS ENGLAND, tradim la M. EAST-ThilIES, do hereby gilt Notice, • • .That the Coun will be ready to receive Proposals in•writing i ton or before WEDNESDAY, the .26th March im3t.tnt, froin the Owner or Owners of good, sound, and subst , .ntial Ship, of . Oa: homiletic,' (nom 400 tons to 600 tons, Vaisteted /rendre. , bunt, specifying the rate of freight at which they may br mil. ling to i ! ET such SHI P S for One Voyage, to :did from Bengal and Madras, to carry ont and bring home Goods on the Cons- T.e Court will ilso be ready to receive Proposals in writing' op !h.., aforesaid 26th Slarch, from the Owner or Owners of gond, sound, and substantial Ships, of the burthcn of from 400 tons to 600 tons, registered measurement, specifying the rate of frt:ii:lir at which they may be willing to LET such SHIPS for Om. Voyage, to. and from Bengal and Bencoolen,. to carry out and bring home Goods on the Company's account. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to he severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at this ?lone. at or before Twelve o'Ciock at Noon, on the aboventen.. .tioned day ; beyond which huur no Tender will he received. JOSEPH MIR i', Secretary. • The particulars of the terms and conditions upon which the Ships will be employed, may be had on application to the C! , •r% to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday tient, the I—l RAND STATE LOT (TRY will begin 9th of •VI APR I L.—TB - REF: of £20,000, and EIGHTY other C.I PITALS—A I.T. AIONEY. X• 20,010 FOR TILE FIRST PRIZE; And the rIFIT•TWO followisig fingx.i will b. Au. Carrna.s. to The inc on him tot. the person ; . 2., as eel d well, and v .d ni.t been tin of the rlc eneral ut .Comte be int mem *ha itt liberty t uitsboutite shewn to h mified in ai rte t i lt that td l'ot tsl application Court we iuslaundre.st licgent's-1 r two daughi 'terw.uds the some means ! eavouring to she street ii was taken return of specting he demolished. last, as seve apel, in Ch sive alteratil • enly gave d. One iv 'other, call •thers are se , who had 1 as left suspet lly relieved 'ght Ks , as he sets 'he piece in e one safe Ilia pei r, and the : y a very et owed, in w disoce see: ent. edy of .7i4 th increase) been mad mprovcd. curtain 41, le ever. sin 4 rived in l.: he painful • daughter , at 1.301 user. a proete r's renutit one of u of long loi eeting will is felt by accompli subscript this in IN nces given . P. Kaate called CS youiig wain, II beim by Mr. 11 escham ' med. • • at.streat, et fusee .1 Gaies .1 A y 1.1 li.t. be tlethled in the First Geurter of -ail Ilond Tiekets and Shares are selling by RI - TON. Stork-broker, is con hill. and Lombard•strest ; where all btisiutss Public 1 icula Lt tr.insacted with fijeitty and diskitteb. rt:A000 FOR THE FIRST PRIZE. AZ A liD And Co. who sold • the very.litst Prize 1 .it e of ,tx,900 ever drawn, remind the Puldie;that the rom a. ut Lestrerf, containing ili IeRE of a 20.03c0, and /LIGIIILIT otkr flakital., will commence on the Oth .nf April, when'the firsr-2riivn Prize will have £20,060, the Two lien ae2,OCO e..ch, an.' the Fifty next A'SOCI, £3CO3 and £2OO oath. In the Lotter- Om; er..l-d lIAZA RP and Co. sold in Shares No. 4:447, a Page of d..,a3,c00, at their old-established ()Aces, 93, Royal Etch Kge Gate; :Id, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford -street, end of . Itege-; street ; where they also sold Three of .020,000 in the i Lit Year's LotteriZs. . A LIBERAL OFFRIL . ANY NOBLEMAN or GENTLEMAN in want of very superior ' rich, ihigb.llavottfed MAD E IRA _ • WINE., the Property of, and actual Product of the Estate of a Native of Madeira. of a quality that will, when tasted and compare d with other Wine, create astonishment, may meet with well by :Applying to Messrs. FOX and COY, No. 3, Poland street. Oxford-street, at .C 42 per hogshead, or 425. per dozen; I auto hne HAST INDIA 3IA OEM at 465. 'Payment will not be expected from a responsible Purchaser AB4 bad reasonable time to be fully satisfied the Wine 84:rrespords %via* thi, r.4,resentation, or 'ample, tasted. Samples to be tasted al above, in the Docks, or sent to any part rndenrd, by post or otherwise. Tux PATENT MILITARY Ann TRAVELLING BED. 1 rpIIE e.it Improvement made in this . Bedstead has 1.. induced the Patentee to describe its peculiar merit, and which no other Bed ever possessed. The whole Frame is com- ! i'esed of wrought-iron Tubes, cased with Brass, which .render it.! ratarktllly ti b bt and portable; It cannot rust or harbour vermin, M• its ingenious and sample construction (being in one piece); it i will tint vet out of repair, and is made ready for use in one Mi nnie; it will pack with the Curtains and Bedding in the small ar.ace of Nine Inches. To 111.1 LI TA RY OFFICERS joining their Regiments abroad, and the EAST and WEST INDIES, it is particuLirly recommended, fitted up with the Patent Mos tick° N e t !Csirtabis. To INVALIDS, travelling for health in warm climates, Wforhis an hivsluable appendage ; it will enable dem to enjoy that necessary repol!e. which cannot be obtained iniViedirty beds icy tit' en antry. They are in much request for sQuyil ANIP,RI ' and BRAZIL, and recommended to' tradi3,: o t ne Countries. 'Io he had only of the Inventor aid Patentee..l. T M PROW, 116, Lontaerv, whet,. an extensive AlSonnleht is now on Shew. DISEASES OF TUE EYE. PERSONS cteJ • with obstinate CHRONIC 'OtIT.1:1011A, ot ; iNLIPMSITpATARA(.7T, who bive hot i6'as6"al triaturut, are minim tided tcrairol . 6 MARS kl ALL, Rhentastreet;Viuceut-squarc, iretuainakr. • • ' ANI lIRD4IA L ROSEATE PASTILLES. "IVONTSIECIIt LEBRUN (who had the satisfaction IA& nr bitnolucing into these Realms, about eighteen years since; the OKNUINE PATE PECTORAL DL JUJUBE), his the honour of offering to the Public a new and elrgant spe cies of Pastille, which com Miles with its pectoral and soothing properti e s those of mellowing and improving the voice, by ren tiling it mote 4grurable and more At the same time, I: imparts to the breath a ! , ,.imanent flagrance, resembling Am b7o6:l. This has induced the Lrventor and, l'rnprietor to bestow EP O4I it the appropriate name of A SIIIROSIA L ROSEATE PASTILLES. Sold in boxes, at 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chrmists, No. 4, Cheap ''der St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street (near the Argyle Rooms), "'lain; 20. Waterlcui.place, Edinburgh, and 34. Sackaille twytt, Dublin ; and by the principal 31eslienie Vendvrsthrough eist the Unitoll Kingdom. Of winott also may be bad his Cennine Pate Pectoral de to justly estet:mcd for their efficacy lei Cnughs, Colds, &c. 14:WON'S BOTANIC TOOTII-I•OWDILR AND TINCTURE. THESE Articles, which hare been so highly pa trnniztd. which h.tve so much attracted the attention of the 'cameo, and excited the jealousy of interested oppontrits, still continue to be imitated in various ways, some say " Hud on's Pewiler," and omit the word . 1 otanic ; others say, ..Botinic Tooth P ow d er ," an d om i t t h e name H u d son; t h e "Ilit is therefore desired to observe, that the genuine is Maws.* and Co." and countersigned by their Whole- 1 "" e Arnt J A 31KS ATK I N SON. 113 " a Deutitrices, if at.ended to, will Auper.ede the necessity of a Wink ; they ar e rentrdies for all disorders of the Nouth; ' % b e? not Iner t ly c l eanse an d b eaut if y t h e T eet h, b ut serve deray to the latest period of life; they make the 'eseftwhite, fasten such as are loose, prevent those decayed IT ' llt ing worse, r e m o v e t h e t ar t ar , an d cur e the Scutvy in (13 ' Gums, leaving them firm and of a healthy redness ; and so eettain and undeviating are their effect% that there never was an inttatre of any pers..n who regularly used them ever haring the Touth-ach% or a Tooth dewy; they possess the same pro- F lt ties, 4td (my be used ;lose or together; but the Tincture ?"' more speedily in tatetting loose Teeth ; and it is an inCal a-.21r rernis.y ter the Tootli•aehe, price Its. 9d. each, and an ai l O Wat!Cr on taltioi halt a ii..xen. S la icy the Proeriett.r.. Ag.mt, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho. 1374 re, 14.;:dot t; also by Sailer, 150, Oxford-street; Gawles t i i mi n* , Nj:w itorti-er.vt ; Tait it, 419 Johrttona CS. Co"- ‘4611111 "" 4 e4ittilt This day was published, in 12mo. prke The Second Rdltion,.of rLDY AND SOUL. Consisting of a Series of liecly and pahetic Stories, calciilated to excite die attel., Ron an iutetest of the Religious World. C0147.34$ The *few., Rector— Philosophical Philter—Mer chant's Family—Sick Penitent—Unitarian--Cierical Conference —Lunatic Asylum—Liturgy—Assizes•—Athanasian Creed— Sea Captain—Domiciliary Visits. • Printed for T.ongns4n, durst, Rees, Orme, and Sawn, Loudon. Tn the Press, and shortly will he published, • ' lIODY AND SOUL Votusts ins Sweats. In a few days will be published, In Fuer Volumes, 12nto. peke Li 41. I. 9"N' a FAMILY HISTORY.— ' • : Hear me, for I will speak t.--Lianius. Printed for A. X. WeetChan and Co. 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Paternoster row. • #10.Y.L160171 Lirg ofterCg, • • s &tent-street, London. • ' ' s giefilielied Wl • 4 • )r• ••• :".•1 , >ll4t T ASO TlMltitligir • De Qulie of Nosseur. Tbe Duke of RueLexa, 214 idarguls of Neateearrrow. • Earl eutr, • toil Hammerman", /WY, ik4 fee. ke. •too.. • . iara li •.; DIIIIICILIRS !, . rikomai dl ar i o lime disit, aq. Lome Pm, Jaamillesessiew, Pm. • Sir Jews Dover, Bart. flat. WAVIEUNIT3II t atzuw, it'whawt Dnwlialtsllll.P. WALrla STILICSLA.NI3. limp lb. 8. B. Moeurans, A.P. 'Sir W. E. Wrs.ar, Dart. Was. Poaso, Esq. Sir &oats: Wu.soss. ALP. &e. &e. /cc. .Iktiosaglog blrtetoe—J. I'. Minot Poiosperrart, Itaq. CA.& Insportaos BeseGts realized: Caplisia— A MILLION ST IC R LIN G. and upwards. , • 4181 latikfCti .halls PII.UTSTS itatiALLT. . • front Liability for I.OO`II. Pal" P lll 4 . in ik :=4 ' and tP full to Fifteen Oundretllof . fin - ers. veft.hout es. a si l nel . e Fithrarlon . ; plairehof Aland • w per Chet paittirsoblips4llllslllltew sword lo kW Dm aincrivirq. .Basases of Lt :.. 84. and ,C 26. 12s. per -0161411144111,..r...- 1-16• • . Polk .. • . , . icEdi LE'S ssm owl .% XU !MENEM:IAL! This day was published. !nand Bro. ptiot . is. la board% SIX VIEWS of BLENHELid, Oxeveesattax. the, Sea: of bis Grace the Duke .of Almu.soassuou;,voiskiins Historical Account of that interesting &like.. and a Caulqrall of the Pictures, including those lately removed froin Shaw. Mush House. 11y..T. P. NE - A LP London t Printed far Sher wood, Jostmaod Co. baarnatipa,om , • :. • ' i': 4 *Dragett 19 7 Mi Mink . 1 441stiftr Rok . - bleeds Awguita. the' Dadtmosm at Clartaccilflatitillh. crater, tbeNulaility, FcatkigwAnabaesackats.. ate,- • T"E parrintic• spirit of the higher ranks Ur &salt promotes-the general 01101/menu:tit of satiebal and urges a bold competition with other mattes. •-• The Pita lection for foreign articles pf taste And fashion 0 431 1 wpilind7 dines, amidst the fruitless opposition of thin e wbci prat by Meg' hunful prejudices ,• thin has been ateruplibed by the idib'delfille of perfection which VilLlNtre LACE has attained., and the Increasing demand for It. bide 11111, when the Patent was giansid toprevent imitation. 0. F..1111.L1 NG and Co. hew also ob:d tabled a 'PATIratT in FILANCIS for their Lace, on itsintrodiculonlik that Court s and it is well knovrin to pay a heavy ditty to RostilEr saferelgs Lace, to the injury of al/home ahaellepiaret span at Astable the original prleia—ihrdarel. Oman from 3 to 100 iciness with every novel lila faildObable article . In the real Point and 131111.110 fande ; muboisiresadir with Nets and Laces of every kind, time with Amer thS4O , yy foreign Lace.—yholesale prices tor midi tubber. Warranted gc-nutne at 147, Scrod, ewe tioenertat Haw s en at no-other shop in London. , U . . . 015.98RVX.-LICQW - ON SAL& ' OLD PORT, Vintage 161.7, 365. per donee; - Iliac SHERRY, Ses. (Duds 7 aolls) ; CA PE litiD4Hl4, 16s. per dozen. .- • _ • A Hamper of one dawn each erase Ibises Wises, Bottles, arc. included, will be fororarded ws rete l / 2 4 at AUX AV siOn chosen Port sod MIS dotin Sherry, Nettles; itz: ler aMb &Yell Cape be, Bad% its., Mr I,oil ediorliftre et* 6" A crtice. " • bladetra, clods, Tenerife, Lisbon, Cateivella, ate:•4ll-or dozen. Old Cognise Brandy (Otard lionesie), Was. ed. per pike. Old particular Jamaica Rum, les. ed. pet gallbn. Shrub and Cordial Gin, 12s per gallon, - . • Jug landed, CUAMPAONILS, Rouge et Blanc, pmnlere quallte, in brilliant toadidon (Prix Solesux Avize, growers), £4. Ss . per dozen. Claret La Rose and 3t. Julien. 635. per dozen. The Trade supplied.—Fresh emptied Wine Pipes, l?s. each. CHARLES - WRIGHT, Wino Merchant to his Royal High ness the Duke of Cum:arca, next to the King's, and opposite this Haymarket Theatre, Opera - Colonnade, Haymarke<Londoes, who pledges his honour and reputation that the above . Wines are genuine as imported; and assures the Public his is the only Establishment where excellent Wines, at such unprecedented low prices, can be obtained. A single trial is solicited PUIAZINTAILY COMPLAINT& MR. HUGH VENABLES, Proprietor of the newly-discovered Medicine deeominate4.YENA BLESS INDIAN SYRUP, has the honour to acknowledge the justice and li berality with which numerous families have exproned their satisfaction •of the eminent efficacy of his Indian Syrup in the cure and•relief of Anima, Consumptions, and all Complaints of the Lungs. Sore Throat, Spitting of Mood. Nervous Debility, &c. Mr. Venables embraces this opportunity of announcing to the Public, that in order to extend, as widely as . possible, the benefits of his Indian Syrup, he has appointed Messrs. Barclay and Sons, of Fleet-market,. London. hirsute Agents for the Sale thereof. Most respectable names will be given up by Mr. Hugh Venable', of Lewisham- lane, Greenwich, or Messrs. Barclay . and Sons,• of persons who are living testimonies of the extraor dinary virtues of this Medicine; and parents will benerforth be rejoiced to find that so valuable, at the tams time so paboble remedy has been discovered for lie Ifooping.Cough, vsbicb, in the mildest manner, it eradicates :In a very short period. Sole wholesale only by IlarelFft and Slot, Fleet-market; acid retail by Sanger. 150. Oxford-street; Stradling and Nix, Royal Exchange; Mackrell, 33, and Seitteira, 13S, Whisechapel; and by all Venders of Medicine throughout the' United Kingdom. Price 4s. 61 the half-pint bottle, with proper directions foe use. N. B. The Libel on every bottle is sigued by Mr. Venable., the Proprietor.. _ CHILBLAINS, lIIIILUNIATISNIS, PALSIES, &e. , a:e prevented froin breaking, and their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WII [TX-, HEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD. universally eirecnivi: for its extraordinary Efficacy in Itheuntatiams, Palsies, Gouty Aflettions.and Cowl:dots of the Stomach ;hut where this see. tain remedy has bet.o unknown,or neglected, and jbe C.billdsias have aersaßy broke, IV II ITEII KA D'S P.l MI Elf CH BATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cringe is equally efficacious fur all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs. Seer. Aside Eruptions, Blotches, rimples, Itingworans, Shingles, Breskings.out on the Face. Nat, Ears, and eyelids" Sore and Inflamed Eie•, Sn-e Heads, and other Scorbutic Hamtnn. The ESSE". CIl of MUSTA RD is perhaps the most nett*, penetrating, and eflieacious remedy la the world, euiing tint A. serest Sprains and Bruises in less than half the time usually tater: by any other Liniment or. Embrocation. it also heals Cuts. punctures front Sharp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splints's - s e , he. with incredible facility, without smart or pain, preventing infLirantatlon And festethig, and is equally useful in Cue unique. accidents of animas—min short it is a domestic regrind/ 4040111; uncommon eacellef.cv and utility, that nu (m 4.154014 KO own comfort should ever be without it. Prepared only. Auld by R. Johnston, Apetiitifirti Greek -street, Sabo. f.ondott. The Essence and VIA each ; the ('erne at is. ,14 1 .1. and 2s. ltd. They ory ads a apotgae, anstinay be * 4 of every Med.:int Wr.,;:glpr . United Eiagdons.. f.koui•-c Wu a each int Siae:P, telth :Sae naire of JCANC,;II, inst•liilid • yo It. • . • ,;! FRANCE. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. PARIS, MARCH 16. The extreme gauche that have withdrawn from the debates, met a few days back to deliberate whether they should continue the secession or resume their functioni. There was a very marked difference Of, ~pinion, and the voices nearly equally divided, nine teen being for the resumption of their functions, and twenty-one against ii. General Foy proposed re-en tering the Chamber, and spoke with great warmth and animation for nearly an hour. He was sup, ported by Messrs. Cassimir Perrier and Chauielits. It thought that the gteat popularity acquired by , M. Ilt t nuel has not been unproductive of jealousy evemamongst hi; friends and fellow-labourers. A meeting of . thirty Peers took place at the house of Marshatiourdan a few days back, when it was de tiemined to move i n the Chamber of Peers a humble Address to the Xing, praying his Majesty to mask hirdirApkohation. ot, :and annul the illegal act of part of the Chamber of Deputies, who, in the an senceof the of the Memberi, paned a grant of a ' hundred 'billions, in doing' which they vio!atej th. Charter, and established a precedent rubversive•of legislative integrity. If this motion should have no success, they intend to retire, and leave the ether! to ;work out their own will, and probably that of the country. The king, it saii, has fallen into a statit' of great debility and inanition ; his head hangs li.tless on his breast, sod it is a labour for him re raise his eyes towards those who add r e ss hi m . lie will no longer hear any discussion about peace .or, war. Upon this occasion M. Talleyrtind has been , heard to say, puisque it cue sent pat ouvrir let you e, it rata ?WM.' gm' d let jervw." Whether it be comp) or incapability on the part of M. What. itis ; haft that there are not regular funds. enough to itay..tl t e, current expenses, and they have had recoinbit to a lj:f ti has been hitherto considered invisiiible, - MCl'ol'4l'o l the Leon rf flonour. The Clvds:ibfFort.ign. 3444' aions have begun to suspect the Dodge of lieHtt to :being in lergue aith M. Villele to.-r.o.l4rhivw - ae • so that it is expected that he 'slated by the famous Duke of Ifapusaptarrnoi. owl)* is the ',soar unpopular man in Fiance WitfVflie :army. 'ecialCeay arty act could etorie - flitvelikelt • ) of lae Irtnr.: than tent. Tb t • 1;." • . 0 - S.. . ~ . , ; traem iaierroaamitueemitsllll6: .•- r 't: ' 't'' !'''' I M D 4 * II- 11 0 i iiis sz t i (~ 4 ni t 0 *ow 41 th, A r t. to iv; ' A I 110,474, 1 e, R.yviiiiiiiijilipeop, la the 'en, II elhe: INC !...Tinietitoiecvosea i thiih4Qtafiwy's p _. 4ef f ij. PsOFfst.vr. 14q. to bo his I.3josO l se.onatar f(it . . ' 6uentwain-areuaateo so eatont-tn stun n n ransueemilaeweirt. nty II _.f Fernmergh—,trator Lnwry Corry•cenanonelye+4 • Lout iolectiont Corry. nt &tie Coale, in the county of Yu. ntati.: . -11, in the rolin of Sir Galbraith ILowcy Cole, wile ise seeepied the ofire of Governer Of the.-' ••1 ^ sierem.-I.tiarricsarris. tkaunissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant tit iintenneratt Haarlem • • . • rise -Rev. Walter Wilkins and J..kn ILat•is Patpaill Deputy •Liautenants. Commissions shined by tits Loa glippoloss at 1111101talleimbsi • Sir 11Zoret Crawford Palladi o llama 'wan anlters us be Deptiey Liesstcpants. . • ~ •• , I ram Dram a, Baxamagui6ligsvher, Immliftwirirniestramegir,rarabags,=== Tgvers. MIL -• 7 ilail*Khlifirt Cie 'i;t 4 A ll lo l .* . John Drank We d London, army-tiotbien • . BANICRUPTk • Came White, Went Cherry-Girden.street) Beritaisigm*li• aright, totorrender*Mar e b•ke, 21), and April ee l at eirtanches the Court of Conunialoners of Bankrupts, Basinghalktreatt' Attorney; Mr. Jackson, Oarden.court, Temple. ••. • . George Newman, Kingsdesert, Wins. victualler. March te, and atone) at the Three Cups Inn, Bath; Atter . oho, Messs.. Frowd and Rose, Sept . Lfneoin's Inn • or Mr. berme, - Diadffusi, Wilts. •• • 'Jobs& ' Arun. B.—W. Youtig, Late of Lloyd's, Insurance-broket Youden, Dover, carpenter. J. Wthstdre,Woocton-Doisi.ts, sad* dler. J. Wi Wouston-Bassen, draper. Pearisso;liee. stow-Itoyds, Yoshi:hire clothier. J. Birch, Blrrningbin, jew eller. F. Evans, ahsCeger, cora.dsakr. C. Hully,Lancaster, twine-rnanufactuscr. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Stibbs and Henderson, Bitten, Gloucestershire; manufartaa ma of sal unimottiac. Boirdinitiod Dinglay, Sherburne, Dor set, linen-drapers. Duff and Strap. Brewer-street, drap e rs.-- Casey and Adams, litick-leste;"SpitallikitisOfaley . factumrs. Johnson and Wised, Great Alay' at.. Martin's-Jane. Pearce and Tucker, Kingsteingtan, Dern% clay:.:' soevehants:.• ll:atrium and 'Totted; Nortelan sitrindapwrito.4. Booker and Lowe, Wood -stmt, Cheapskle„ bonlisellsrs, W n and J . Beckensall, Abingdon, uph o l s t erers . C arter and Rids mond, Preston, Lancashire, punnets. Wheatlit aid firdeittd; Leicester, lace-manufacturers.. Dickinson and AllardisCpslhall. buildings, Throgmorton.street, morales. Pins and Thera Barnstaple, Devon, paper-makers. Sykes and" Rattray ; . 130W4 lane, woolkm-factors. Vickarman and Co. Taylor-Hill, , Huddersfield, merchants. Wilkinson and Smyth, Tana wine-merchants. 'llompson and Co. Liverpool. Sivierbf and Co. Neweastle-upon•Tync, timber.suerchants. Dampier and Co. North -street, City-road, oil-refiners. H. W. and F. B. realighl. Wit I tree oss-street, dyers. Haigh and Weaver, Black moor4trtet, Clare-market, surgeons. Croft and Tomlinson, Tokenlineks yard, wine-merchants. Young and Co. New-cm, Linseistfaie r sail-makers. .;hales and 3lunns, Oxford -street, furniture-waso-. lm:eaten. Augin and Co. Wotton-under.Edge, eloicesstn shire, wnotien-rmmufacturers. Simpson and &mart, Uverpgal, shipwrights. Norton and Heron, Usbridge, am-denim, Dogs ham. and Imes,. Holiwell-lane, pawn.brohers. J. A. aid J. Hunt, Soodunolton-street, hatters. J. L aid F. H. Exhales, , London, commission-agents. Spooner and Hunt, Kinpfied road, linen-drapers. Henry and Brown, Nottingham, diapers. & and IL'Froggatt, Sun -street, Bisho, Wass. Ferguson ausiLindsay,C;reenock,mnerchsots. einsabd Webbi New- mt. Monmouthshire, brewers. Mickley ipei Co. Lards, dyer s. Hatton and llotrk,r, Sohn Lanwsliko,frossAitindess. Slab's* and Evans, Woody elts tweet losnt 841 droole4NIBign.-- %Viridian and hisdailft. Par 4,, / wirleirrillS , i in s , u . 1 • .• - - .41-.1,30. 11. . • . • vo A lf t . 1: - ' .4.lt"..llernswortla, Yorkshire.. Ac sVit o a s , 1 and 10, at re*, . ' kr. jtartiost,'; . • tkie; Niiistatati;•:' ' fs • ' • Denier &Kt Nandi late 0E tribrisigiarliellikr6, 22, 29i avid April 29, attheive, at the Court - W - C ; on 'l sTa 224 imen_ . 44 liank;upts, Attica's., Mr. Gal,, Host hall -street; or Mr. Riche; ifaleridge. William and George Cocky Canterbury, wintsmert hauls, March El, at seven. April 1 and 29, at eleven, at.theittiiildbaH, Can. terbury. A/trunk% Messrs. Bruntlrett and Co. Temple; or Messrs. De Luau: and - Moak, Catterbery. leilteret Reuel., Attester, Warwiekshire, hihrtonier, Marsh 200 • sa:tia ,21,_ and April 29, at eleven ; et th e R e d Rhine- ben, ' Saradprilibupock.frven.,. Atttirnies, M. Adihnius Befford-row ; or M e ssrs. Tidm as an d P age , Warwick. brim Holmes Thrum-1141, Halifax, tnetchaiir; April 11, 'at' sly 1!, and 20, at gluten,' at the bid 'eat Inn, Hallfits.--.- .At;iislies, kir. Pitakindt Eittheipier USW, Llnellin'S bin; or Messrs. Alexander,, . . • Joseph Wsiker Qro/I•.Smish,atreety •ertiottirs ?Loeb 22.. 2 9. •and April :49, at sine, pt the Court of Commes.,, slink% of Sankrupti, ltialtighill-strest. • Attorney, IJr. Ran-, swan, Flamm Chambers, Covent-gitden. • visa Pt is George . Hamilton, New CityCkambers, and loseph.tienßidstiale, Leeds,Wiefehaisa, Marsh**, MS, and 90, et qua, at the Court of Cenwais... Ilona , . of Bankruists t 11asinghillsitreet. Attar*" alestes. DIVIDENDS to be made is- 1 1ASINGBALL-fiTINIET. .Apritlt Dirac; liwertsbans, awarshaaMi imelfelee. Neigh . IN, G. • Utley.. New itead r atswet,, • mill; Ai: twelve. April al, C. Gluier, •Albossarle-stroit; isphoisieret, at fwebree „ „Alin Dirt DENDS to be !slack ititheX.OUNTRT. , April In J. Wheetwdoss. Abandon, stoker, at twelve, at the . Crown sad Thistle Inn, Ablindeft. April 0, S. Moans, Ashby. de-la.Kohcb, milliner, at four, at the Rutland Acme bin,,Z.eitsmer . CERTIFICATBS.—Aran S. H. 11. Greame ,Lower- Fountain-place, City-rnad, merchant. T.Eemis, Machytilleth, Monti:whet-plate, innkeeper. S. Downes, Cranbourne-street, Leirestcr.square, haberdasher. J. Poretias, Kettkburgh, Suffolk, innkeeper. 1 • . . .Or ... 4 , k , ~,: .• . :;.: 7 7 V . 1.: 7=2 *::: ,;• . yen - t .; . -flifilM;!.ltteirigetr. 3 l l . 4 loll..l . riv„!194(041- um, more **stressing to the ferll26; i than to wiling i l i: titi sutiktfilgii of • tie Wail! ill'' /Nikki* .d 41 to be-bic4oble 9,01640111&ie , Wide r % l ok e k rie the; 1 -4,17 itt 72% 4 4% f ter e rvit c fth t rOlV ii ,der" 81 :4 1 6 1 2= 44 ' The INO of . 4hisif *Kiwi SdArfaina oeitigt AM i egsfp to /k I; snatci. dim from the jaws " of death, Op *tie tender Mo o g ('ii Wang ander viin Ar tale siiiitttorif; tn.& &nee d m. k I ;_ 4 ~nri t tr. tht =Milt rit i 1d.4. 41 .".„,„ . 10 . - w e 4 7. „ail* a ll mi. v . . . ;11i M ilt nt*-‘ l43 Tieftiktt.:o4 4l • 4l , 119 i - 1 1 , 74 3 "0 1 Vr't!bat I :friffit t A e e li r s VtLYAVeiter l iM es. :14:PnW!***0 1 4 , 1**Priftiolikt.-4-ifik= mis :e4l apt( at 4141 , cvres 4* ,N woo s va. is 1 . ; 1 ,1 Fel; ittgi4ktlicr tracie . * --, . lialren. buteel ~... . •,... ca- stilt s-' . 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