Star. — London, England, 1823-03-24 00:00:00

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LAycAsirn, I.LA RESIDENCE, i Gentleman's Eamily,placeri led-chambers an.l Dressititt m the Upper Stories. ce at the front and hack, fist-rGorm, excellent Dining.: nt elegantly finished, a study 6ne ;mahogany, . satin-woad, to the First Story, and a set of Offices, excellent Cel rry, Dairy, Larder, &c. two tree Horses each, &c. with ro productive Gardens, walled rrd, and 13a:laings, lee-house, jrlsion, contains upwards of ACRES gable Land, with Entraness and Dale, richly studded with Water. Tenant ; and Particulars had n the nor ;es; at the (;re. ; King's Arms, and Grey ;khexth ; Wlteatflteaf, end Clayton, .Soticitt,r4, Lin e Mr. Rebels, 170, itcgcnr,- where a l'lan of the lENS, VF STOCK Or Boo'4. Tits Uhl .I.IL 'A A MS. 1...4.;;:k1c . .0.1.41-strevt, ait.i fyli.nrioz Freckelr, .IiCTION of 11001:5, in ele g ant asrcng 11 , z :::us: l'o,;1;:1r Ciasiet '1 1 _1;0A, liio o -rap!ly, Also, ,cr. 521,-.ldid. Works &c. :d;tl,l r.nd :Nlrwrning, •)f Sale, , and of .Lir.Willi.krus,Tlarog. Furniture, Fixture% and ne ed! be sold itninediately after 4 ise. xplore the complicated 6 Speedily enttngled in a lo- om which intellectual perse- Ignorance and empil icism, s hostility, and the ,irejudice Icourages their audacity. As r public stateniciit,i he con:- inns, and to exi: ,se their Pal. ow ourselves as pr..ctitioners .get the mystic evolutions of embers ot the Loi;ilini integrity of our Character practical experience, and an- -139C •in whom long suirering of relief. noval of Syrbilis, fr,.tn its st stages, characterized by nancy. Tito intrii.ate and hra have been carefully and hose delicate and important le Sex. The infirmities of whether a.; arising triiin the moiphere—the thh:oul bias alety--or the more al. rating whicli shun the ; ' the adual dereliction ~t the ani- circtinist..nced, and more connubial pleasures, we ries, Ist, The ,EO5 pf lers , exclusively addressed:to prove beneficial to sitar Le had at 20, Paternoster- -15, Prince's -street, Soho; st Cheap- ( - intim) ; Porter, 7V., Graf- gate, Glasgow ; Liurksand h; Dutton, Bury St. riai- and DulTicld, Path ; Hatt, y all Booksellers. ty part ot the svcrlil ; Pa- .,e to enclose a Bank Now- as usual. s, 'No. 11, Bouvelie-street, e eccentric Billy Watms. in London gained hint so fe yesterday morning, after se, in a lingering condition. rind of his illness to obtain/ termed " an hones: living ch he originally amassed a ce) at the West End of the ith his peculiar antics, a- lly latterly became unfor- duction ot Toni and Jerry, slefetkary (Macieira), and t; hut, however, he died is death, to part with bit at the pawnbrokers: and en supported Billy, would sive service had rendered poor Billy from the ple- erly a sailor, and he re' e service. A short time f a party of Beggars in St. ety. He resided with his , Church-street, St.Gdess• rem the Workhouse, to the ehe was interred. lle wss children, with a tew was 45 yuars of age. A Kit. VOW Ce e V • burgh 0 TS 0 1 a 0 0 nhurgh 0 1 " AItCII 21. gland 365. od. to 486 , .A Ships D TO-1,1011 10V• 29 minutes after 11 0 minutes after 118• • by 1. 4 av0. Lush r 4r• istrlißEß 11 201 eLDMIR4LTY-OPFICE, March 21, 1823. NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Daivery, for the Trial of Of hisccs committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on FRIDAY, the 25th day of April next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning, JOAN tr. CROKER. BANK. OF ENGLAND, March CO, 182). THE GOVEIINOR and COMPANY of the DANK of ENGLAND give Notice, Th.q a GENERAL. COURT will be 'mint the Bank, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 27th instant, from Ten'o'Cluck in She Forenoon till Four in the Afternoon, to take a Ballot in pur suance of the following demand, viz. " We, the undersigned Proprietors of more than Five Hun dred Pounds hank Stock, demand a Ballot, on the Amend ment for a Dividend of Five per Cent. " NAVE. GUNDOX, " P. LAME, " JA:•te'. NISSZTT, " W. tio.is )tt, " Wm. TI,WAYTES, 4 ‘ THOS. COURTNET, " JAS. PARICISSON, " Tuns. Burrs." " G kO. Itzvsczy, R. BEST, Secraary. TO BE PAID FOR ON DELIVERY. TO IRON FOUNDERS, &c. SAINT MAILYIABONS, MARCH 1223. PERSONS wiling to Contract with the VESTRY :O EN of this Parish for the Surply of SIN 11UN1)HED !'AST-11111N I. A M P-POSTS and C 01.1.1 NI NS, to be deit y:Teti at the Stone yard, in Northumbteand-street, as follows, WO on or before the Ist day of .June next, eOO on or before day of .lu!y neat, and the remaining 200 on or before the Ist day of Augte , t next, are regtie,:ed to attend at the Court- I louse, in Oxford -street, with Tenders, sealed up, and endorsed Tenders for Lamp Pas.ts," at Eleven o'Clock on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of April next. A Pattern Post may be seen, and further Particulars known i'e an:yinr; to Mr. T. 11. Conic, S , lrveyor, at his Of in tae Court-Douse aforesaid. (Ily Order) JAMES lIUGO GIIEENWELL, Vestry Mrk. This day was published, In r2mn. price Ss. bturds ' thu Stcond Volume of SPECIMENS of the RUSSIAN POETS, with Introductory Remarks—Part the Second. By JOHN BOW RING, F. LS. And Honorary Member of aever:d Foreign• Societies. Printed for G. and \V. B. Whittaker, Ave Nlaria.lane. Alio, may be had,' The rtitsT 17011.r!IN of the SrcEttmENs of RUSSIAN Pons.—By Joni? Dow nisc. 12nio. price 7i. Gd. boards. This day was published, In Four Vol.. svo. price .12.2.. Bs. boards, DIGNOTITS sTo RY of TUSCANY, from the earlie:A Period to the Establiilunent of the Grar.d Duchy: with ricc.!si.inal Essays on the Progress of Italian Literature.— Translated from the Italian. JOON BROWNING, Esq. Printeil C4ir Black, Young, and Young, Foreign Booksellers, 2, "FavistoA-street, Covent-Garden. This day was published, Ac:::mmanied by a Portrait of the Author, in Bvo. price 14s. bds. LECIRE U Son SCRIPTURE COMPARISON ; LI or Christianity compared with Hinduism, Mohammedan inn, the ancient Philosnoy and Deism ; forming the Seventh ' Volume of a Series of Lectures on the Evidences of Divine Re velatiun, which comprise an examination of Scripture Facts. Prophecies, Miracles, Parables, Doctrines, and Duties; and a Comparison of Christianity with Hinduism, &c. in Seven Vo lume* Bvo. price £4. 18s. boards. liy WILLIAM BENGO COLLYER, D.D. Ike. Sec. &c. London : Printed for Kingsbury, Pirbury, and Allen, Leaden. hall-street ; and Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. JENKS'S DEVOTIONS, IMPROVED BY SEM EON. This day was published, in Bvo. price Gs. in hoards, and in 12,n0. price 4s. 6d. bound, the Thirtieth Edition, of PRAYERS and OFFICES of DEVOTION for FAMILIES and particular PERSONS upon most oc casions. By BENJAMIN JRNKS, Late Rector of Harley, in Shropshire ; and Chaplain to the Right lion. Earl of Bradford. Altered and Improved by the Rev. C. SIMEON, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Printed for C. and J. Itivington; J. Scatcherd ; Longman and Co. J. Richardson ; J. Mawmaa; R. Scholey ; Baynes and Son ; Baldwin and Co. T. Hamilton ; G. and W. IL Whittaker ; E. Edwards; Sin:pkin and Marshall; and J. Niat,ct. TO BS PERT MPTORILY SOLD, Pumnint to an Order of the High Cwort of Chancery, made in a Cause" Beaumont againA Paine," with ;lie approh,rion of wIAUC~ t. COMPTON Cox. Esq. one of the . .M.isters of the said Co rt, •tt the house of Mr. Thomas Kaye, the lied Linn Inn, in Lepton, in the Parids of Kirklicaton, in the County of York, on TiII!RSTIAT, the 3d day of April, 1323, at the hour of Four o'Ciock in die Afternoon of the same Day, in Four ices, cIUNDRY PARCELS of TIMBER and WOOD, +.7 in tlic sev• Woods and Plantations called Dungeon 'Tool, litnt.-r La!) Spring, Ilall Hey Wood, Roe:ahead Planta tion, and Tith,pitee Plantation, in the several Townships and Parishes of South Crosland and Lepton, Alretoilbury, 41:41 Kirk heatrm, t h e said County of York. Particulars may he had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buddings, Chancery-lane, Lur.don; of Mr. no- Solicitor, No. 51, Lincoln's Inn-fields; of Mr. Merrifield, &licitor, No. 50, Ely-place, Holborn, London ; of Mr. Win. IVhit:ey Ilall, near 116(112Crtiiirld ; the George Inn, and n.:nisdoi's Ara., Inn, IluAdui . ..field; the Stafford's Arms„ ll'ai - xt:eld; and the place of THREE OF £20,000! AlatOr.l. informs his Friends and the Public, G thit the present popair Lottery contains TIMM.: Prizes of E 20,000, and F.IG lITY ogler Capitals, AL,. Mer:Ev.—He also begs to remind them that in the very last Lottery, con- Vtining The, ut £.20.000, ne SOLD Two OUT OF TUE TIMM rani I V SII RES, besides many others of £lO,OOO, a:1,600, &c &c. and he trusts the same guod fortune will at tin,' the Purchasers at his 4)lfices, No. 19, Curnhill, and '26, Ox 14rd-street, on the 9th of A PHIL, when the . 13r:a Price will recsive 20,4)00, and the Party-two next drnwil Prizes WILL HE LL CAPUI'ALS!!! The following are the Numbers of e'e Capital r.ir. , _•:: sold in Shares at CARROLL'S Offices in the last Lottery drawn on the 1.1:11 January last, viz. 3425 £20,000 16,52' ) C20,000 No. 581 ClO,OOO 17,109 ...... £l,OOO 11,;,41 ..... £2OO 11,049 ... .. £2OO .3, - ',S 2 341 ..... 300 I 6,829 16,613 HALL'S PATEN C STARCH, for getting up Lace, Muslin, Linen, &c. of a beautiful colour, and pre v,•nting their turning yClow. This new and superior Article Corms a striking contrast, on comparison with every other kind • et Starch, by its brilliant whiteness; and, when prepared for use according to the directions, is considerably stronger, and cemequently more economical. its greatest excellency consists helve very fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior wen:11). resembling a thin solution of fine Cunt : thus ciit.sted of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It is v:crhe of remark, that the latter Is so detective in colour, &c. dvt the manufacturer esually adds a portion of blue to it, in order to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is nut re sidecti with the patent article. Sold in convenient Packages. wholesale and retail, at 131, 1' rood- Cheapaide ; 147, Strand, London, warranted gc— t sue'; and may he obtained of every respectable Dealer in s:3rch, in Town and Country. I.OOKIIIG GLASSES AND FURNITURE. SEVERAL large SECOND-HAND PLATES, " 1 / 4 7 are now on Sale, at Couran and Soy's Manufactory, 93, 110 Ingattstrestt-Within.—Sorne of the larger sizes are adred -1'124 adap te d f ee l arge dining-rooms and elegant draw i ng-rooms. Tbsgt assortment of rich finished Chimney, Pier, and Choral runes, with N ew Gl asses o f super i or co l our an d b r illi a n c y ; I "l 4 kes reduced beyond all former precedent. ?late Glass for Windows, Carriages, &c.—This article may lhotte manufaetured as high as 130 by 72 inches, 120 by 80, or 1 ° any given dimensions. Noblemen. Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and tlb tro, will hod this Warehouse deserving attention, from its IF.ensive varivty of excellent Cabinet and Chair Work. The ,r °tay s and arrniiements display so new sp of pecus tieu a rr es elegance, with the me still greater ecimens advantage of golltany ill the charge. ~.Fvrtitture deliv ere d to any part o f t h e C ountr y, w ithout risk ol l,nlury or expense of packing. C. an , l Sun in particular direct the attention of the Public 14 their Il tWiy7illVtllZed Wash-Hand-Stand, containing ceri •in 'n/micacies ( - espeeislly useful to Invalids), in which all effluvia D carefully prevented. 4. 1 A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpets; and all tu an I --•cricing on the tame re d uct i on . ew US TURNER'S BLACKING. TO A GREAT , lANE.:TACTURER, IN ST. GEORGE'S-FIELDS. QOUTI-lEY and Scorr, suspend your clacking. And hear me sing of TeRNLII . II Blacking. "'ls worth against all others backing, Who vainly vie with TutusE a' s Blacking. • In 6.-crges Ft:1.13 I watch's' the packing Of Itamps•ts with Ts MN sa's Blacking; And wisii'd (no wonder!) I were snacking A quart or pint of TU1124101 . 3 Blacking. But, ab ! pour Poet. must be lacking Such luxuries as TLIiNLIt'S Blacking. • Ott are the fair their Beaux attacking, %Viso wiil not shine in Tuturra's Blacking. • This to their pride is truiy racking, Ye: credit brings to TCK [ICS Blacking. But most refuse to take what's hacking, • So chatin'd are they with TURNER'S Blacking. The Sailor, while his vessel's tacking, Sports a neat shue with lellliKle3 Blacking, The hardy Soldier, bivouacking, Dcties the damp with Tunnels's Blacking. And when an hostile City sacking, • Ills bout shines bright with Titaxia's Blacking. Far as Japan may he be tracking, •; Who helps his way with Tux:ties Blacking. So pliant, soft, and free from cracking, Tke leather keeps with cattEa's Blacking! Oh! 'tis a falsehood huge and ‘shacking To say a word 'gainst TultNi.lol. Then 'haste, I pray, and fear no quacking, • On Boot or Shoe in Tot:ma's Blacking ; Whilst he his labour never slacking • • 'akes such Lc:sisal/Aux 13xactitro. Ft lends will be kind to request their Carriers and Servants to ask particularly for TU RN ER'S BLACKING, the Coonti y • beiiig inundated with a great quantity of trash, what some please to style Japan Blacking. N.B. This elegant Composition may be had of She Grocers, Stationers, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Druggists, Buot-rm.kets, and tiliophs,epers in general, in every Towndittingbout the United Kingdom. - • Y. Ask fur TUILN ER's BLACKING, at ed. is. is. 6d. each . _ d e 40 1 1‘ . 1411./Ze"lle / Z Blacking Alanufactoty, 114, LoSdss-cods Souckwsck. TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE. PER RY'S ESSENCE has received the sanction . and support of the most distinguished Parsonages in the Kingdom, together with the united testimony of the first Phy,icians in Europe, and numerous favourable comments in highly respectable Medical Journals, where it has been declared to be the "best thing ever discovered for the Tooth-Ache and Ear-ache." It instantaneously relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually cures the Scurvy in the Gums, fastens loose Teeth, and renders them firm and serviceable to the latest period, and effec tually prevents the Tooth-ache. Sold in bottles at Is. id. and 2s. W. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, rtwapNide St. Paul's, and 220, Regent—Area, (near the Argyle Rooms, London ; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; 54, Sackvire street, Dublin ; and by the principal Perfumers cud Booksellers throughout the Unit:•kl Kingdom. MONDAY, MARCH 24. It-,23. On Saturday next will be published, In Three Vols. post /two. rIIHE ETONIAN. Third Edition. A Series of 1 Essays, Criticisms, and Delineations of - Life and Manners. Printed for Hrnry Colburn and Co. Conduit -street; and Charkis Knight, fall-Mall Ealt. On Saturday next, in Two Yob. post Sim LETTERS on ENGLAND.—By the COUNT DE SOLI G N Y. Published from the Original Manuscripts. Containing free Remarks on the present state of Society and Manners, l'ublic Institutions and Amusements, the Arts, Lite rature, the Drama, &c. &c. Ptinted for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. This day was published, The Third Edition, in Two Volumes, Syn. 245. MENIOIRS OF BENVENUTO Written by himself; containing an unrecerved account of his intimacy with Michael Angelo, Titian, and all the great Italian Sculptors and Painters of the age ; hl; connexions with Francis I. of France, the Emperor Charles V. Popes Clement VII. and Paul tir. and many of the Princes, Statesmen, and Ecclesiastics of that important era. Revised, from the Italian, with Notes.—By TIIOM.%S ROSCOE, Esq. Printed for Henry Cisliturn and Co. Conduit-street. TO CLUBS AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. T HE PAMPHLETEER is particu larly recommended as a general Record of the ablmt Pamphlets of the day, on all L!TER.%RY, POLITICAL. and SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS, on both sides of the quecici. Thy Pamphktt er is published quarterly, price 6s. Cd. Nu. Xi, IL Is just printed, containing the following incite pamphlets I. Henry VllL's Love Letters to Anna Boleyn. [Orig:nal.] 11. Alphabetical List of the House of Cif !II 011$ ;dittin guishing these who hold Places, or are in she Navy or Army, and their 'Votes on 14 great Questions during 18'21 a.tcl 16'22; with the Minorities oa 38 Questions. 111. Proposed Resolutions on the • Natio:lal Dabt and tl.e Operation of tit' Sinking Fund ; with Notes. IV. Observations on the heal State et the Nati , l. By . the Ghost of the Itlsrquess of Londonderry. V. Iter.. l ,W.CunniDghaiseeClNltiOllS to Continental Travellers. VI. Snort Discussion on the Spanish Question. LOri.. ' inaq VII. Postscript to Obscrvatiaus on Agricultural aniltiationa Diitrru. . VIII. Dr. Maclean on the British Quarantine Laws, &c. (Original] IX. J. Lowe on Recognizing the Independence of South America. X. Plan for tho Suppression of Meath:it!, &e. ` Ilad a work like rhi Pamphleteer• been commencrd two centuries ago, and been conducted with the smut. marks our contemporary, we should not have Lad to lament the loss of so tn.—, tr.:cts essential to the illustration of our history, or to ransack let then* asuong the archives of our National Library. It affords, at a cheap price, a cullection of the best pamplitets on lit- - rature,palitics,Stc. that appear; and it is ufien distinguished by several original pamphlets of great interest and importance:—Star Paper, March, 1523. Sold in Nus. or Sets, by Sherwood and Cw., Longtnan and Co., and ..11 other liooksellers, by a general order. This day were publighed, TETTERS to a YOUNG MAN whose EDUCA TION. has been NEGLECTED. By the Author of CON ESSIONS of an ENGLISH OPIL!,I FATZR. 'Fhe FDIST, SECOND, and Tway, lArrritars were puldighed in the Lownos \tanAmax for January, February, and March ; and the rem tinder will be continued rizularly in that Work. Printed for Taylor and Hessen 93, Fleet -street, and 13, Wa. terloo-place. Of whom may be had, price ss. the Second Edit. of Corcrra- Aiws of an F.scrmit Or:cst EATLEL •` It is long since we passed an evening of such enchaining in terest as that which we owe to the Confessions of an English c , piurn Eater."—Qnarterly Review, July, 1324. HENRY'S' CALCINED MAGNESIA continues • to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and atten tion, by :11e.s4rs. Tuostas and WILLIAM HENJIY, Manufacturing Chetniqs, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 9.5. 9d. or with glass stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions for it; use, by th?ir various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, un less their name; are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over tile cork or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia may he had, authenticated by a Similar Stamp, I ENIIY'S AnomAric Smite'. of VINEGAR, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that article. TO TETE BOOKSELLERS. , R. ROBINSON'S ABRIDGEMENT of HUME and S MOLL ET, with his own Continuation to 1321 ; and 100 fi Engravings, from. our National Pictures, will be ready before the- 3 t st, at 94. bound, and a royal paper edition, wit it Proaif Impri.riions, at 151. boards, and coloured, 21s. 811.tW'S NATUKE Disivr.vy en, in 3 vols. with 150 superb Cop per-plates. at .C 2 10,. and with the Plates separately, in As ATi.as of SATUltr i , at £3 ss. in THIC ATLAS of NATURE, separately at 2 sd. will be ready in the middle of April, and will prove the most striking and, interesting Work ever published. • 5,00 q RECEIPTS; or COMPLETZ DOIISSTIC LI BRARY, will appear early in May. at 10s. 61 boards. A.:ITCH/LI:3 DICTIONARY of CUIEMISTRT, Gamarcv, and Mria aramov, with Engravings, corresponding tvith the Dictionary of History, will be ready early in April, at 10s. 61. boards, or 125. 6d. calf, gilt. Printed for Sir IifeRARD Pkituars and Co. NEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. This day was published, In large Bro. price One Guinea, half-bound, illustrated with numerous Engravings, a New Volume of MODERN VOYAGES and TRAVELS: con taining the Seven following New Works, not otherwise printed in England, or in the English Language I. Mutita's Recent Journey through Greece, in 1921. 4. LIBLOILRAIN'S Travels in Egypt, in 1320. 3. Sarssenc's Travels in the Highlands and Hebrides, in 1916. 4. A N•nv Exotaisti-sett's Letters on Old England, in Mt. S. SCHOLZ'S Travels in Egypt and Lybia; in 13Th 6. Pontra's Voyage in the South Seas. 7. Siesea's Travels in Crete or Car.dia, in 1817. All of them \Works (Agree novelty, interest and information. Printed fur Sir RICHARD PuiLues and Co. London; ar.d to he had of all lkicikaellers. Suven other Volumes of this Important, unique, and Seties, containing Forty-eight Publications of Modern Voyages and Travels, partly original and partly translated, either of which, or any particular Works, may be had separately of all Booksellers. AA Ito w LAND anti SON., Sole Proprietors of the ii ORIG I NAL MACASSAR OIL, respectfully inform the Nobility, Getgry, and Public at large, that they have RE MOVEIJ to No. CO, Ilatton-garden. They also beg to Caution, that in consequence of the universal demand for their Original and Genuine Macassar Oil, impostors purchase the empty bottles, and atte-opt to deceive the Publi c %%ith various Macassar Oil, corr;osed of injurious ingredient.., offerinj it for sale at a lower price, and without the I:,bel ; And others sign " Rovelandson," imitating the sign.aure, which tiers It. necessary, on purchasing, to ask for howland's Mac .s , ar Oil, and strictly to observe, that none are genuine without the . little book inside tae wrapper ; and tile Lisa is signed on Lice outside in red, " A. Rowland and Son." ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, (The original and gee eine) wl:ich for many years has been universally admired, and is the best and chelipest article for nourishing the Hair, preventing its falling off or turning grey, preserves it to the latest period of life: promotes a luxuriant growth on the baldest places. Cully (lair.—lt produces and makes the Curl firm during exercise. or in damp weather—renders Hair that is harsh and dry as soft as sick, glossy, elegant, and beautiful. hh:position, Accoueliement, /kr. during which this Oil should• be regularly applied, a's it prevents the Hair behig injured, such as faitira otY or changing colour, and retains its beauty —pro duces Whiskers, I:4e-brows, etc. Chileire:.'s due attention to Children's Hair is of the greatest importance. This Oil is invaluable: it eradicate: the scurf easy and pleasant, and is superior to cur,Lis, soaks, &c. nukes the Hair fi rm in its roots, and 'fixes a stamina for a la...ati tiful Head of Hair.—Price GI is. 10s. Gd. and Is. per bottle. Red Whiskers, Grey Whiskers, rye -brows, Hair nn tbe liead, effectually changed to Brown or limiac4, by the übe uP •ROWLANDV•ESSENCE of TYRE. By merely Wetting the hair, it immediately produces a perf e ct change.—Price 43. 7s. 6d. and 10s. Bd. per bottle.' Sold by the sob! Proprietors, A. Rowaaun and Sou, No: 20, llatton-anden,llulhorn, London; and, ..by appointm.:nt, by 3lcssrs. Tichborde-street ; Smyth, 117, Cattle and Pierce, 57, I). Rine, 3E, New Bond -street ;* Brvilry :end Coeksp.ur-street; Sanger, 150, Oabel-street ; Berry .and Co. Nu. 17, Greek -street ; Butlers, No. 4, CheApside, alit' :VA Ile gent-street; Rowney,' 106, Hatton-Gat : 4n; J. T. fli=e, 65, t:lst...ips;de; Tan, 44, JtlbpstAgw; 63, Cur4ill;. Neurbery,. 4.5,. Edyesrds,66, St. Pawn' Church-yard; I:use Church- Tad ; Ifusgess, 83, Holborn-kill; Low, 330, Prole; YYO, Strand ;" Barclay and Bona, 96, Elect-marrkgsk 'itrs ih►rg qnd I ii , Ifoyal Exchange; and by.must Perfumers NierllCiae Venders. Ask foe* Rowland's 04;" ee .tltowl.u;d's Dye,". and ahsarire• J the" sionature, d A. 40 AV 44941) haul 041 Cetuctericits.. • • • 1 1 • L . 14' F nom y•LI fiLm-y *.s dzETTE. [This Gazetsr en!:ra;ns th- aro•ltuttnent. by the I.ord Clutists bteLim of Colooel lames Ito.sell, to be (iilrh-nian Usher his 3i.ajeAy's Privy Cli,:miier in Or..tiosry ; and of IlenryThos nth !lomatF, y. he As , i.tant-Nlaster and hlarshal of the Ceremonies re Ms 11 it.,tvl. B NK it °Lyre I' EN LARG ED. • Joseph Holden Sampson, Sculco rtes, Yorkshire, merchant,frona March '22 to 31, at Boren, at the Dog an.l Duck Tavern, Hull. , NKE.UPICIES.SIIPEItsEDED. William AT:fig:ooz, A rond,l street, Strand, tailor. John Wych, A .htun-umler-Lint:, LancasEire, timber-merchant. Joseph Isherwood, Wortley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. • A NKI:UPTS. George Wilton Sage, Waicot, Sorners...t, timber-merchant, to surrender April 8,9, and May 5, at one, at the Rummer Ta:- vein, Blister!. Attornies, Me.sti. Poole andGreenficld,Gray's Inn-square ; or Mr. Cornish, Union -court, Corn -street, Bristol. Andrew IVa;son, Warwick-place, liedfordistreet, Bedford-row, carpet and floor-clink dialer, hatch £9, April 12. and May 3, at ten, at the Gillet of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing. halt -street. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Church-row, Stepney. litt-phiin Scott, %Valiant Scott, and John Smith, Ashford', Kent, grocers, Mai dr 29, April 5, and May 3, at ten, at Mee. Court . of CoraiiiistionetS of Bankrupts, Basitighallsstreet, Attorniest, Oshaltleststs and Murray, Lostdon-street, Fettchurch. strest. JohnGoodennugh Cram, high-strftt, Oxford, bookseller, March 29, April 5, and May 5, al twelve, at the Court of Contntis stonefs of B•olltroilta, liasingh..l!-street. Attornies, Messrs. Pix.vtrall and Go. Oki Jewry. Smith, Path, grocer and wood-merchant, April 16i 17, and May 3, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. Attornies, "Air. Wondlmase, King's Beech-walk, Temple; or Mr, Sal no t , Bath. Goocb, Putter -street, Harlow, Essex, wine -merchant, March 2;, rt ten, April .5, and May 3, at one, at the Court of Commit.si,nters or Bankrupts,Basifv It:Al-street. Attorney, Mr. T. N. Williams, Lord Mayor's Curt Office, Royal Ex . change, Lond o n. • Edward Charles Southbrook, Covint-Garden-Chambers, mer chant, March 29, April s,.anil May 3, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Smith sod Weir, Austin-friars. John Humphreys Garnons, Newgate street, silversmith, March 29, April 5, add May 3, at twelve, at the Court of Connis-i sinners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attormy, Mr. Ash ton, Salisbury-square; Fleet-' s treet. Benjansin %Toed, Liverpool. mathematical-instrument-maker, March 29, April 5 ; and .May 3, at twelve, at the Court of Commisiforiers of Bankrupt, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Rowlinson, Watling -street. Joseph Hopkins, jun. ChoLey, Berks, firmer, April 11, 12, and May 5, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Wallingford. Attornies, Mr. Sheen, NValtingford, 13-irks t. or Messrs. Vandercom and Conlyit, lhisiFlane i Cannon-street. Benjamin Johnson, Tardibig, WorceA:"rshire, farmer, April 11, at six, 12, and Alay.3, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Rugby, Warwickshire. Attornies, Ur. Wratislaw, Rugby; or M_-sr. Fuller and Saltwell, Carlton-Chambers, Ileg.nt-st. Charles Moss, Cheltenham, fishmonger, April .0, at six, 11, and May 3, at eleven, at the George !ford, Cheltenham. At tornies, Messrs. King ave. I Inlborn ; or Mr. ' Packwood, Cheltenham. William Brown,. Cannock, Staffordshire, 'Miler, April 23, at five, 24, and May 3, at eleven, at the Stork hotel, ?Arming ham.. Attornies, Mr. 1 lunt, Surrey-street, Strand; or Messrs. Spurrier and Wilson, St:aro:U.4l:re. • Richard Newhouse, kludder,field, plumber, April 2, at five, 3, and May 3, at eleven, at the Arline Ilurse Inn, lludders, field. Altorulaß, Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, New Boo; well -court, Carey-street; or Mr. Pearce. Huddersfield, Joseph and Thomas Powell, Brinol, nialt-aers, April 14, 15, and. May 3, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attor• nies,•Mesiirs. Pucle and Gr..enfield, Gray'alun-squitre, or Mr. Parker, Small strea, John Taylor, 1-nondoster, 1 - I..reforAki:ire, skinner, April 14, 11, and May n, at tv.••.'lve, at rive lied Lion Inn, Lenminster..- Attoiliies, Messrs. S•eplicnson • and Bicknell, New-square, Lincoln's inn; or Bold and Vaughan, Brecon. I/WIDEN - OS to be made in BASING A i,s . rit ENT. April :2, II . lia a::1 W. J, Richardson, Abchurch-lane, merchants, t.t tv.-elve. Apt it 12, C. Allan Shad-Thatites, lighter- Man, at ten. April 12, W. M or ri s , Welleinse-square, tavern keeper, at eleven. April 19, H.: Burgess and J. Hubbard, Miles's-lane, Cannon-street, woulstaplera, at .ten. April 12, C. Pallett and J. Massey, late of &iv lane, Aldermanbury, factors, at twelve. Apfil 12,..1. Pitcher, Back-road, St. Georte, Middlesex, brickb..7.er, at twelve. April 12, H. Russell and 'IL Bruce, St. Martin's-lane, cabinet-makers. at ten. April 15, T. Lipsii.m, St. Jones's-street, confectioner, at twelve. DI VI I:EN DS to be snide in the COUNTRY. April 14. W. P. Lorillier, late of Newport, Monmouthshire. coal-merch ::it, at tr•clv:!, at the Whi:e ljri tol. April 14, T. Jones. late of Ahergavenny, tanner, at twelve, at' the White Lion Inn, Bri-itcl. April 12, B. Potter, Charlton-row, Manchester, co; ion-epinner, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manclies.ter. April 18, J. Fisher, Milby, Yorkshire, rafT, me; Baynes's lintel, Petergate, York. April 14, Vb .11 13riAol, ship -owner, at eleven, at the Commercial llooint, Itris.lol. • April 11, W. and J. Wharton, Leominster, I leiefordshire, carrier., at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Worcester.— .tpril 15, R. cai.k a..d R. S,,iteu.t, Barton-upon-Ilumber, c0r:141:..t0r5, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, A:ril 17, 11. Townsend, Exeter, grocer, at eleven, at the !iatisei 'ohne Rooms, &weer. April 14, .1. Dicker, Cheri ;on, int.ke?p , ..r, at eleven, at the King John Tavern, ' I:xet.r. Apiil .24, IL • Whiteside, 11. Fisher, and T. Dude, White haven, chants, at eleven, at ;he house of Mr. Jackson, innkeeper, Whin:hay, n. April 26, M. Joseph, Liverpool, Wool len-draper, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-stmet, Liverpool. April 1.4, T. Alarm:dale, Liverpool, brick-maker, at ekveti, at she Neptune Hotel, Clayton-square, LiverpooL • April 12, F. Alillichamp, Aston, nigh Birmingham, maltstcr, at twelve, Lt the Stork Tavern, Istrir.inchan. April 17, J. Richardson, • Liver pool, mercli.int, at once, at the George Inn, Dal2-street, Liver. pool. April 12, I. Johnson, Stamford, coach-metier, at ten, at the- Cru n lon, Stamford. April 18, 1 2 ., 13ranwhite, Bristol, iringe-n.atitits.cttirer, atone, at the Bush Tavern, FICATES.—Aran. 12. W. ILrratt, Eyre-street-hell, Leather-lane, bricklayer. M. and T. Lirslam, Lancashire, linen-drapers. J. Scott, Cumrt: - .v, Cumli.)Lnd, butter-dealer. W. flulton, join. Chow ssithin AthLr, Laricashite, money-scrivener. K. Bishop, Cheltenh. in, tailor. A. Jardine, ten. Leatherhead, draper. 3. Lai , field; Portsea, plumber. J. Crisp, Peasenhall, Sulfolk s•hopkeeper. W. I Jumphrep, Billsden, Leicester s hi re , drat , DISSOLUTIONS OF PAICI'NEKSHIPS. llvyworzli and Co. Pernambuco. Stuart and Crispin, North linidare,chttesenioners. Stephenson and Coward, Lanc slate-nieschints. Kee:Thant and Sedg. wick, Macclesfield, irniimungins. Cantrell zi;(1 I)odds, Not tinghatn, vt);:ral I.;:lcinien. Brown and Blad,s, Grange-court, Carry-career, tailors. Kershaw and Co. Mancliestsr,liat-nisini facturers. llow and Leslie, Gla,gow. Bell and Taylor, Dud dcrsfie:d, nunobcturecs of fancy 'Mirky/ay and Spur rier, coach-propris tors. White and DOetbon, Ma,:chestcr, poi er-rlealers. •W. and J. Burnie, Aliratn io'. t. chaLts. . W.ir wick.. arid Co. Carid.ridge, buen.draiters. Ram hes uud 12.itans, Old 'Jewry, toy ins:cella:as. Croisley and C'an Aianhc-ter, cotton-ntanufacrurets. G. and C. B eer, c o . terbuty, tallow-ckandkrta.• .Fayfe amd Ltsvi:om, Edge-hill, near Liverruil,, jeirters.. lAssromido mid .Artinoel, Kirme.mßosipo., Tine, platie•inalsers. F..4µ14 F. 16r4ratiffstar, surgeons: lisrrold and T•lone, .King-street, llulburd , wis:- merchant& iiiinDater and Co. Salisbury-wberf, Attamd,iodil inecchint.s.: • Waildinghana cord Stratton; MatlNgskyi ncy ;iik. tatibauv.Cmitit-road, ystmcyrsuttera Picktiard ap4,4dineik J. INIPW - 1/41C11• 1440.4"4.:4411fgerisOnsfillipity, Wickham', rZ 4 ' ( " l e H r gr AUSLLI JUV I,.._ 01 . jirtlibi triii coal - I ne , a#4l tin; 1- . 1 1 3 4114 4 . 4 4 satemq:K;ll4l.bielsudsstimitti-fieals i' l lii'l4 4 l , .Flßllhes.:i.-4 . 4-,•.n:ss'nl'iorn.l 0.4.'1;1 Am' % , f ft." 4. 141 pr• 1 1131!1 r , r e .r •fet t. s ...dr' •c;..iff • /1\ 4 I i t '' II I . • I It . : I I.` t • l • i . . • ' • I I • . I . I I . . :. I l' . Y . . 1 k • ' • 1 1 '. i 1.. •tl t.l .• . , 11 I DINING -ROOM FURNITURE to be SOLI); consisting of a Set of Spanish Patent Tables of the ehoice.t Wood, 14 feet by five; a Set of ditto Chairs, and a tuaguifieent Salzboard, t h e D es i gn o f a person o f we ll - k nown taste, an d t , !ihnrately finished. The above is part' of a :.elect Ordr, and Le Property of a M of RANK, which, in co:.sequelice of tat orizioal plan of the House the Goods was deaigr.ed tor having, been materedly altered and contracted, is new ular..al to the i'QAliefur less than two-thirds of the Manufacturers' ic 11 .. ILLs's, 77, High-street, Mary-la-Bonne, opposite Davon screstrett •