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Pet Ct' I • t z" - s• h __ r „., - "..0 ..: • ~ C.,1 4 / 7 .44.•... - . , ~, .., . ~ . . ... . ..-• , Ir. 4 1-. ° “. : 4 1) - i 4 •" -1 . • , .o. .•...• ••••••• 6 .. (...“, _S • l e •. V k'X-.. 43 ..'. 1 1 . " 0 - 14 4id pr ow ." -- -i)) ... . ait.• .. .:._._ _... 012 la m AL •••••••••••• .. ~-`~ WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 ; 1817, 9418 Nick SEVEN-PENCE. This day was published, in Tara Volunlrq. Ilmn. prier 14s. boards, friE' ROUND l'A BLE ; a Collection Of Essays, literatur,, Men, 2114 Manners. By WILLIAM HAZLIET. ROEHAMPTON. TO BE sol.n. THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE of the late A. GOLDSMID Esq. with OFFICES of all descriptiopt ; standing in a beautiful PADDOCK, a fine commanding situation, surrounded by thriving PLANTATIONS and PLEASURE GROUND ; capital KITCHEN GARDEN, wallet round ; HOT-HOUSE, GREEN-HOUSE., no nant,nnil GARDENER'. HOUSE, &c.; a pleasant CO TTAGE ORNEE, with Offices, Garden, &c.; sundry Parcels of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable I.and. The whole &tate upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, AU lying compact and in prime order. The ELEGANT FURNITURE to b• taken at a Valuation. • To he viewed by Tickets only, which, will Panicolars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gel.leu•square. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Fnot Guuds, to be Captain of II Comapny, by purcbate, vire Watt'''. York Chassenrs—CaptSin Charles Vatlaneey, from the Sth Wen India Regiment, to be Cap•a:n ,of a Company, vice Robert William Delia, who retirot upon the half-pay cf the sth West India Regiment. P7!ntri for Longman, Hurr, R•m, Orme, and Brown. Loa • • and Aretibald Constal d e and Co. Edinburgh. • Thls day was publi.lied. In One Volume, tem% price 4s. in board., TLIE ABSENT MAN. A NARRATIVE.— By Sir PETER MAE ric, Knight of the Order of the Fewer and Sword. " ET. Niltilo Nihil Et " STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Evan John M'Gregor Murray, of the !Rh Light Dragoons, to be Dcputy Ailjtuant-Gesieral to the King's Troops serving in the Fait indict, vice Lieut.-Cot StanhopP. Lieutenant-Colonel fionn , :ra:ile Leicester Stanhope, of the 4 7'h front, to he Deputy Quarttr-M;tter-General to the Ki•‘ ; 's Trocps serving in the Last Indies, vice Lieut.-Col. Murray. SCATF. Inspector of Hospitals Ralph Green, front the half-pay, to be Inspector of Hospitals. : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster. it 9bl, lay were publtsheil, In Svo. price 91 boards, 17SSA1S on HYPOCHONDRIACAL and other Nervous Afroctioos. By JOHN RU•.I), M.D. SUSSEX, NEAR BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a RESIDENCE, MANOR, and ADVOWSON• TO bE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ily Mescal. SICINNER, TUCH:N, and FORREST, On Tv canny, the 3.1 of Juice, at 'twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's Coffee-home. 'Change London,iii Two Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD EsTATE. most A desirably situate in the Parishes of NEWTIMBER and MECUM", a deliAtful part of the Camay of SUSSEX, about +ix mile, from Brighton and 45 from Lyndon, intersected by the new Turnpike nail from London to Brighton, through iiick• stead, and also by the Turivike road from Henlield to Horsham. Comprieing the MANOR of NEWTIMBER, an excellent Family Residence, with Offices, Coach-bouse, Stabling, walled Garden, Hot-house, Green•bouse, a beautiful Paddock or small Park of very *rich Meadow Land, pleasingly timbered, and re treated by a Canal, and the adjoining Inclosares of Meadow, Pasture, Arabl;, Wood, sod Down Laud, fon.aliiing, in the mind*, upwards of UNATTA Cm Ca7tain loin Cndfrey Peters, from tho 9th Light Drag , lone, P oi be Majnr of Cavalry, he heirs :.rpninted to superintend the Riding School of the Arm;. Cite Royal College of Pltitieians, London ; and late Physician to the Finstinry Dispensary. Prirtol fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater '•err TOM. • Mr.I I ICP.ANIT:M. William Murray. Gent. lately sip, mdse. at an Ensign h the :nth Fnur, to be reinstated in his rank. WARDEN'S LETTERS.—SIXFH EDITION: lb.. day were published, biro. price 10s. Cd. boards, T ETTERS writtrn on board his Majesty's Ship •r. NOR I HUMBERLAND and ut S HELENA, in ' hid, the Conduv and Conversation's of NAPOLEON BON A. PAR . ' E and his SUI TE, during the Voyage and the first :smiths of !II •;r residence in that Island, are faithfully described and re. lard by W. WAR DEN, Surgeon on board the Northumberland. E.tit;nti con'ains au Amide in answer to the Reniarkiof the Corer!y Review. PuS:i.lud fur the Author, by A. Ackermann, 101, Strand, Loam Comrniyautt by the Lora Lieetenant of Coury of Han•e Robert SLecldnn, Etq. to be Deputy Lieutena. t. Commission.' sinned by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Rid n of Yorkshire, William John Anaereon, !!sq. to he Dernty L4e•enr-•. Newhotrat Rangers—Gentze Wentbwell, E•q. to be Comer. 1 herb Yo r k fain:ern of Militia— Nicholion, end Gec - ge Eyre, G:-ntti. to he E.n•i=n.. HAVE.= PTCIFS EXLARGErt. May t 27, John Wroe, of r,,,,,,York4dre. "mega nunufzetUree rt clevcn, at the Black Bull ton. C;nmers.ll. BA NK RU This day was published, In ;Nucl. Om &toad rdition) price 4s. 6d. bound, GEOGRAPHY for you rH, adapted to the different CLASSF.S of LEARNERS. By tte Rtv.loHl4 HARTLEY. isoa r HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES, Lying very compact, divided into three Fa ms, with Farm houses atut Out-buildings for Husbandry, Labourers Cottages, etc Al.() ' the rerpetual Atirowano to the Rectory, with a Par sonage House and Twen:y Acres of Glebe. A Public House or small Inn, the sign of the NtWllll3lll Arms. The Estate abounds in Limestone, and there is a Kiln on the Premises. This Wnrk is constructed upon a plan entiesly new; and corn rites a grew mass of Inforinatinn, cnmpressed into a narrow reams, and stated in a way eminently calculated to rivet it in the memory of the learner. Observations are occasionally added, for iii use of mere atlvancei ; and suesziona fur elasnina- LOH are ikerd at the foot of each page. Primed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater *weer TOW. To be ♦dewed by applying to Mr. PiVold, at Newtimter, of whom printed Particulars may be hrd. Particular+ also of Messrs. Waller's, Solicitors, Cuckfield ; Mr. Fleet, Printer, Brighton; at the Star, Lewes; Swan, Hastings; Lamb, Easthoutn ; Steyne Hotel, Worthing; Norfolk Arms, Arundel; Swan, Chichester; Sussex. Tavern, Tunbridge Wells; and of Mess►s. Skinner, Tuckin, sad Format, Altiersgate-street, London; where A Plat may be teen. 'lbis day were published, In Quarto, prise Rt. tte. in boards, ADESCRIPTION of the Character. Manners, and Customs of the I?EOI'LE of INDIA; and the r In odualors, Religious and Civil. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori glnal inventions of Mr. HENRY. and brought by his successive improvements to t highest pet (whin) continues to be prepared and sold by Mows. Hanle, Manufacturing Cite. ntists s Manchester. By the Mid J. A. DUJ3IHS, Missionary in the Mysare. Tr-alighted front the French Marevecsipr. Printed for I.orignian, RUM Rena, OrMr, and Brown, Pater asster-row. This agreeable perfumed Liquor which Is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Clirnate.and for any ketch of time. Its pougant Odour adapts It for affording relief. in Hrad.achs, Faintings, ice.; and tendon' lecultarty grateful and refreshing in crowded moms, in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counuw - ots, also, the fection of Contaidous Diseases. As many spurious and infertor preparations are soll.under the same and 'Millar names, the public are 'equated to observe, as the only prod of in bring genuine, that the same of Meagre. Henry, Manchester, arts engraved nn the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in betties, price la. 9d. each, stamp inchided, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Corkarpar-street. may Agents in London authorised by the Nettleton ;) where may be had, Sponge SOUS of Gold, Sliver, Carnelian, Crystal, Am Also HIMIT'S CALGINIID DAMILISSIA. In bottles at es. Id pst.larger with glass stoppers, at es. ad. each; their names being oh the stature. " During the long period that I remained amongst the Natives (hdem* 17 and la years), I made it my constant rule to biro as they did, conforming exactly in all things to their manners, to the style of living and clothing, and even to most of their pre- In this way f became quite familiar with the various Tribes that compose the Indian Nation, and acquired the confi dence &those whose aid was most necessary for the purpose of trey Work."—Preface, page 1 s. LIWIS AND CLARKk'S TrIA.VELS,IHIRD f.D111014. Ws day was published. in s Vols. nvo. a new Lditkrn, price aCe. its beards. of TRAVELS to the SOURCE ()film MISSOURI AMUR. and WM% Obe American Continent to the Pacific Orem Performed by Order of the Government of the Untold &Web as Years 1804. t soS. rid 1806. ir; al SS, .L 4 Crie R Prirte r em. rr T .L 1 •r , ri PAR] F ettB•'rl bred by Corer! . London. in GE' This yri , es a e re pets. Me men u Wu are Prime sen•er Is AD 1 an edtatiom By tl Mite setters " Lhit (bilmm they did, their styl rr:bos tt ti dead in Wail LIWTS ?Ma day T" Al! Deem States In Punkt the Roto " Not pre ire a ludo/ t thentlikal igs% ati SPAM Anted)), men jedi flea of th By CAP PAINS LEWIS and CLARKE. Putithed from the Official Report, and Illustrated by a Map of the Rao, and other Maps. " Not often don It fall to the lot of Reviewers to make a re pit a volume of tech interest ar the prevent may boast. lu sted of the 'Travels of a private individual, deficient naturally in &Mos necessary to make extensive observations, and actuated Pl*s by motives of personal interest, we have here the re'ult eta survey performed at the expense of Government, and con dieted by the most Hseral views. Nothing, indeed, could be eserejedielous titan the eboictof the Commanders, or the selee dee of the privates appointed to accompany them to the opposite Awe of the American Continent, through a scene of toil and pri vatise, and ender circumstances in which, without the cordial Illechnsem of their followers, the authority of commanders would haw become unavailing."—Monthly Review, July l / 4 11,05. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brawn, Pates- Imater-row. ate fdlovellid Works, written from real research, for the Ins. provement and Advancement of the Veterinary Art, are pub• Rebel by BR ACY CLARK, F.L.S. Corresponding Member of the Academy of &lemma Paris and Berlin, and it is !toped "meet With adequate support from the Public ON THE BOPS OF HORSES. Jun republished, with interesting Additions, AN ACCOUNT of the HABITS and MODE of PROPAGATION of these singular ANIMALS, 4th.' With Two elegant Plates, price 101. 6d. coloured Iss. A Treatise on the Foot and Shoeing, to which the Obscurities this Art are explained, and several new Parts 'hewn, and a Defect demonsuated in the principle itself of Modern Shoeing Iwo 'mischievous to the Feet than the Abuses complained of; With dee elegant Plates, 4to. price LI Is. To the above is sub 'dud, An Essay on the Knowledge of the Ancients respecting thh An, and an important and experimental Narrative of the CdomPences of tuning Horses to Grass in order to remedy notramed Feet. Also may be had, A French Transtadonof the *der primed at Puts by Prof.Kuxard, price lOs. 6d. AeDnalption of the Interior of the Horse, u It appears by diking a Section through the Body, with the Diseases of the Pins earned, and the Magner of the Framing or General Com- Position of the Horse ; price, with two explanatory Plates, 4to. kid. and with a large coloured Figure, price LS. ts. Also, A Deseriptien of a New and Improved Apparatus and Manner M Casting Hones, when it is necessary to secure them for per fotding Operations, with a Plate, price 41 . Thts ! oven- Sea was rewarded by a M edal from the Society of Arts, Mans *Mires, sod Cottony:Ye. Also, Ao Essay on the Gripes of Horses, with a successful Mode of *ding this Disorder ; the Secret Remedy, long used by the Au tbor in this complaint, is here made ; price 71. These Works can be bad only at PO. 17, Giltspur-street. The Mal allowance is made to Zooksellers. In the course of the following year, the Author proposes to eve a reformed Materia Medics fur orses, with Improvements and Remarks. CHINO'S PM km . r WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are allowed to bo the most frequent eoureto of Children,' Diseases :—Their Symptoms 4 71 Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion low cf arpetite, a patents' of the face, t wat-Winn, and an ISTH. War state of the bowels, attended with violent paws ; they Wad on convulsions, affect the growth of the body, and oficii Prove fatal, by ending in a ccrwitoptien or {lrcay. Duda as a ' , emotive and cure for these Winning copyhints, the alum esetnent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of iome of die t haen characters In this country, to hove no equal. Their fekite approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal Imewledge of its efficacy to their ewe tamales, stamps its merits Irlsod competition, sod gives a sanction to ft whiob Do other Medicine of the hind eau boast. Sold pmbets at la. and limes, sis art and as. raft; ~ appointment) loy R. Butler and Sono, Chemists, No. 0, `.htektide, mart-of tit. Paul's Cburcb yard; Sears, 150, os ford•atteet ; W soil Co. nee, High-wits buff'llfib b/ tilt pritatipaJrifoo►rW:re ward Druggists in tie Kisiadoou: FRAUD PRUVEN fED. fro counteract the many attempts that are daily IL made so impose oa the unwary a spurious composition In. stead of the - Gamine Blacking preOared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, la which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is pla;ed so conspicuously, that they MIK an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which Is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, lua , :e by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will iu future be sold In Bottles at W. Is. and 14.64. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Voider'. DAY AND MARTIN, oy, High Hatboro. To Mrs. JOHNSON, Newman-street. IT appears requisite your invaluable AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP should be universally knowu, that its usefulness might be more generally extended. My little girl had been extremely ill a long time; she had fits ' and her bowels so much affected that her life was &paired of ; doctors and me dian* were of 111) avail. We were told that her teeth was the only cause of her affliction. A friend calling *moo us, who had seen the happy effects of the Syrup, prevailed upon to to try it ; she brought us a bottle, and rubbed the child's mouth, and in a few minutes a most astonishing alteration wok place, the fits left I her, and she recovered as fast as possible; it requiring only a I bottle and a half to perfect the cure. Our sorrow was thus, in al few days, turned into joy. We are, Madam, your obliged servants, Nov. S 7, 1816. J. and N. MALIN. No. 2, New John-street, Ashton.road, Birsninglam. To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newnan-suer', Oxford-street; and, by their appointment, at all the principal Medicine Venders so town and country, at Ys. 9d. a bottle, for ready money. Caution.—Be sure to ask for Johnson and Williames Ante rican Soothing Syrup," as there are a number of spurious sorts. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor, as usual, at her house, every Ton* and Saturday Morninp,kont nine to ten o'clock, by bringing a letter from a respectable &mut-keeper, to certify that they are real ehjects of charity VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. FOR all Inaction or Obstruction of the Stomach and Boucle, Silo, Inffigesdoe, Flatulency, Bilious or Sick Head Ach, Paths and Dimensions of the Bowels Sickness at Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Ike. Ste. HALLAM'S ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS. It may to many be oatisfectory to know that these Pills are the cumposltioo of s Medial Gentleman of very extensive predict in the present day. This safe and detain pre. potation is justly esteemed tar its agreeable and certain operation, by which it effectually removes all inactiou or obstruction of the sto:nach and bowels, whether arising from bile, indigestion, Situ lency or cold, sickness at stomach, bead-m. 6, Sea le commis by ffidodging acrid bile urOther crudities realized In the laical. nal coal, and acts as an akeradva to the system generally. Free from any aetlionaial or atinutial preparatiosts, it is at all times safe; and has beds given with singular good effect during preg. Gamey. Its 3ctiuti is particularly Wooed to persuns et b.hous habits, and those of sedentary lives, wtere a sufficient action of the bowels is out kept up. and crudities retained in IllUbC organs ate frequently produce), pains and di.ten.imis, bead.aehs, lon• guar. and glddisica, or a sense of westioess or oppression. A single trial will folly cowrie's the patient ut thtir adleacy. thy worst caNes.of Salmis or Sick Heed Aebs are mushily re. moved by a stogie dose, and in a much shorter tinte dim could be credited, but fruits caperience. The Proprietor thinks It proper so remark, they will be found not only to set without pro or uneasiness, but to leave the body, after their fmnicalato action masts fees from thu costive Laic which generally succeeds 'lee apeatilon el laxative medicines. Sold at the km Shaw and lid. wo e's b i g„ re. Paul's Chin ch•yerd, and by Sanger, Oxfotd meet , %vela, Wawa; .sod Cut!, Euini%s. I , ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE of PRO FESTANTS of VARIOUS DENO MINATIONS of the 0 PIES of LONDON and WF.STMIN- S I'ER, and their ENVIRONS, held at the LONDON TAVERN, Biabopagate•creet, the 6th day of May, 1817, STEPHEN CAT (LEY, Lags In the Chair; Resolved UnanimoCsly, 1. That since the last discussion in Parliament of the Claims of the Rontan Catholics, to be admitted to legislative and b:gh poi:deal power in the Gavernment, no eircurnoance has occurred to spew the safety or expediency of granting those claim': but, on the contrary, the known dissatisfactine wirit.h the Roman Catholics have expressed at the large and almost unlimited con cessions preppie.' t o he mode by the Bill presented to Parlia ment in 1813, the late revival of the order of Jesuits by the Pope, which furnishes such new and ample means of mischief and of concert with similar Ports Establishments in this Uni:ed Kingdom, and the proofs we have recently had in different parts of Europe of an active revival of the dormant ze.tl of Popery, in bring'ng into strop!: operation those tenets which mark its into. lerance and its hostility to :he word Strip:ures, as well as the peculiar situation of politica afriirs in Europe, furnish the strongest evidence of the darre at giving Legislative and Hi!), MHO! Power to Roman Catholics to this Protestant Coutery. St That at so late a period as the year 1413, the pullic opinion having been most gravely caressed by Protestants against ad. minim/ Roman Catholics to legislative and high political power in the Government of this Cotaery, when is nattitullr two l'etitions from the Tellahitants of the Cities of London and West minster, and their Environs, each of which was sib led by tip. wards of 60,000 persons, whose places of residence were set opposite to their sienatures were resented, the one to the, House of Lords by the Right Honourable Lord Eldon, rite 1.m.! High Chancellor of Great Britain, and the other to the House of Commons by Sir William Curtis, Bare. we do no: deem it twee.. sary, barons the introduction of smite speci6.: measure Into Par. I Bement, to renew our humble Petitioo upon this important 1110./. jest, especially as the different branches of the Legialature have repeatedly rejected the Claims in question, so repugnant to the principles of the British Constitution in Church and State. S. That although it may trot be necessary to Petition Parlia ntent at this moment, yet ..t a period like the present, when ilie Roman Catholks are using every effort to carry their object by means, which. although less osteniale than formerly, are rrn hably more efficient, we Canna avoid calling upon the Priors . tant part of the community to exercise a vigilant atteation to this most vital subject. 4. That the more this great question has been agitated and considered, the more obvious it appears, that Roman Cstaia.cs cannot he admitted to Legislative and High Political Power in this Pratestant Country, without highly endangering if not sub verting the great principles of the British Connittition, and those great Nalonal Acts which secured the Monarchy of these It eaiin. in the PROTESTANT HOUSE OF BRUNSWICK. It is 3 , 1 incontrovertible Conetitiolunal Maxim, THA THRONE, THE PARLIAMENT, AND nut COVER al MENT OF THIS COUNTRY, ARE FUNDAMENTALLY PROTES rAN . r." To this principle, pervading every part of Government jn the State as well as in the Church, anti operating upon all the Sects and Separatists, as well as upon our excelient Eccieslastical Establishment, the ruling and religious prineple of a Roman Catholic is directly hostile; and we are firmly per suaded, that no Oaths or Engagements which have been propased or sugapred, will afford a security against 'lee operation of that silent, but powerful influence, which will b- always attendant' upon the Opiniens and Principles of Roman Catholics when in possession of Legislative and High Political Power, and which nall,Pot Ite.hattsa mo Aetesioratiat affect upon a Gowns mint amentially Protestant. S. That so far from the concession of legislative and high poli tical power being calculated to allay irritation, and pronio:a the security and strength of the Country, we are persuaded that it will lead to further demands on the part of the Roman Catholics, and to jealousy and diicontent on the pan of the Protestants. And, Amin the measure he adopted, we anticipate, from the temper and state of parties in this Country, those bitter cantro• sneaks in Religion and those feuds in Politics which unhappily prevailed anterior to the Retrolittion of i tsB, and wide, may lead to consequences the moat fatal to the pr ace and prosperity of ti.is Empire. 6. That these Resolutions, signed by the Chairman, be in serted la the Public Papers. ( 61 8" 41 ) STEP. CATTLE?, Chairman. THE GUARDIAN. ANEW DAILY EVENING PAPER with this Title will shpt.!) , appear. The object of this Journal Is to expose the defects of the p Syrern, to denounce• Abuses, to detect Misrepresentation, acd ro advocate the cause of ItetOrm. 'those portions of the Debate now often Inst front the lateness .' the hour, will, when interesting, be supplied. Political I)i•cu-- elen will of course &Alm unremitting attention; bet Literature and the Arts will not be forgotten. Even in the absence of Ft,- reign Intelligence, she Condectors of this new Paper trust they have still ample materials to frame an interesting Journal; and, at aU eveots, they pledge thernselvesit shall not be a mere com pilation front the other Prints.—Prospectuses may be had of the Newsvenders; sad Orders for the supply of the Paper may he sent to them; to the Clerks of the Roads; and to the Guardian Mike, No It, Catherine -street, Strand, London. FROII LAST NIGHT'S LOPDON GAZLTII. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 6. Oth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant John Culdir to M Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Archdall, who re tires; Wm. Powden Hindle, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcita-e. Ist Regiment of Dsagoons—Lieutenant Thomas Garth ' from tho half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lleutenal t, vise Benjamin Cook, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Augustus Frederick Mete, from the 12th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Peters, promoted. lath Diro—David Brown, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hammond, promoted. 19th Ditto—Cornet George Gregory to be Lieutecant, by put , chase, vice Snood, promoted. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Cuards—Clarks Allures Lord Howard de Wa!Jen to be Ensign and LAIIIIItII.IIIi, by purchase, vice Hurd, promoted in the 4th West India Rev. 9th Regiment of Fout—Ensign Henry John Sperling, from the half-pay of the 25th Foot, to be E.n.litt. vier Stephen P;yinp- ton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. " 10th tto—Eorigo Henry Robson to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice %Nokia, promoted. 32d Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Stephens, from the half pay of the Regiment; to be Lieutenant, vice Boyle Hill, who ex change*, receiving the differener._ 44th Ditto—Lieutenant Philip (frceilly, from the half-illy of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice '1 horns. J. Pelater, who wholes. 51st Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Rice to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, without pureliare, vice Michell, decemt d;— Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John i Immas Kryt to be Major, vice !Lice; Lieutenant Henry Wyly to be Cap' ain of a Com pany, vice Key;; Jinsign George Fr. derii-k 'felicity Sr. John tore Lieutenant, vice Wyly ; William, George Lord Hay to be Ensign, tree M. John. 57th Dbm—lieutenant Aubin, from itsif.pay of he Reg' meet, to be Lieu enamt, vice haws Taker, who rectian,y • , difference. receiving the erence. _ _ Sink Ditto - -George Peacock, Cent. to be P.nsirt, by purchase, vim Hetherington, pennons& ISlst Ditto...-I.leMenallt tbomia itinteljf, from bait pay of the I Stb Foot, to be Lkstenant, vice Than's., Harold Mcade, who exchanges. sun Ditto—Alt sis.der Charles BdUte, Cent. to be Ensign, by purcha-e. vice Fetwiek, Crammed. Sd West India ttatiw ot —I inapitabAssistant loon Hutchison to bt Atirstaxst-iinrgeon, vice Payne, &vapor& 4th Hitto.—Captsio Samuel Watts to he Major, by perchme, vice Jollu Mem, irlbo rusirsel Lintamat *wad Hurd, from the William penman, late of Hain, Kent, nurseryntao, dealer and chapman,to surrender May 111. and June li t at eleven.at Gnilll.ll. Arornies, Messrs. Adorer:ou and Laced, King's. Arms. Yard, C.ilentao-street. Ann Mier.!an, now . r late of Carmarthen, milliner, dealer and chi/ewes:lmo, May 17, .20, awl June 17, a' dev , Al. Aunt-Ines, Bourdlllon and :lewitt. Little rri.!..?-vreet. James G..ver, late of Lower B-ook street, I tatio , ^r sipar „wine and spirts merchant, vie- ea.ll-r, dealer a... 1 ei 2 ipman. May I !..; at twelve, May no, and Jane 17, at eleven, at Guildhall.- A ttortiey, Mr, Lenitard Thompson. gootbmigton t'reet. Willi-on tires, of Liverpool, aninntisdnti-agent, broker, irr.'er and eltarnan, Jon; 9, IP, and 17, at one, at the Oecwee 1.44 Liverooni. Atturnies, Mr. Edward Bird, Staple Lm , Lutidun ; or Mr. Ch nits Bird, Liverpool. Roliert Bill al I, of We.it MarkhAro, Nottingbanotitir farmer, ',woe, dealer and chapman, May 13, 11, an.: June 17, at at tie Hop Pole Inn, 011 , r on. Attorniet, Mr. 1 1 :arkstock, Serk•-:iit'i inn, Lonlon ; or Mr. V.:I::: rue ford. William Richards, of Chai hane, blarketrieh d , -.ler ant! ehapin an; May 10, ''20, 3114 June i 7, at ten, at 1.4t4.111,11. Attornies, Mr. O. Nelson, Feces street, Strand ; or M.. Jeffery% Oliati : . ‘n ,. John Rohinoin, late of Dorking, Surrey, baker. May is, g• one, May '2O, at twelve, and June 17, at one, at Goildledl,le:rnitea: Attorney, Mr. Woe. We • t„ New Boswell cent, Carey street.. John Chandler, of storkuort, Cheshire, grocer, May 19, and June 17, at two, at the Warreii roll:e!.y Arms to •; Stamper, Attornies„ Mr. Parker, Norfolk-street, Stlaud, London; Mr. Ilarrop, Stockpot.. Lewin Levin, of bald Olty Chaniters, Bishopsgate Within, Lots. don, watch-maker, jeweller, eleater and chapman, May 10, at eleven, May tO, and June 17, at twelve, a: Coil !hall, A gora , ale% Mews. Anntsley and Sun, Angel-cour, l'ialgniortota. street... London. - %MU% asieers lititvisalidomoof filswelamaareare, Fleawsroferty, surgeon, apothecary, dealer and chauman. May to, Slit, and June 17. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. l'a-morr, %Vara. ford-court, 'Jiang toot ton-Pt reet. Nicholas Loe Smith, of Hathern, Lelecshersh're, dealer and chapman, May 16, at four, May 17, and June 17. at ten, at the Bull's Head Inn, Lotighltorough. Attornies, Mr. Wil.tatn Bromley. Milborn-court, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Price, Loughborough. Thomas Peet, Pen. Bradmore, Nottingham, maltster, dealer and chapman, May 23, at six, 24, at four, and Jane 17, at five, at the Punch Bon!, Nottingham. Attornes, Mr Fearnhead, Nottingham; or Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Julmson, Temple, I.ondon. • • William Hewing, Itnekley, Leicester, matter, dealer and chapman, May 56, at six, 67, and June 17, at item, at the King's Head Inrf, Coventry. Attornies, Messrs. Adlingson and Gregory, Medford-row,l ar.l.4n ; or Mr. Tidneae,Warorick e Richard Bark, NortLowrain, • York, corn-merchant, dealer and chapman, May 03, at Ca, 25, and June 17, a: eleven, a- the White Lion Inn. Halifax. Attends% Mr. Becket , Noblot street, Foster-lattr, Lundan ; or Mr. Stead, Jialifat William Henry Tusely, 11 glt street, Southwark, itor-nlerrhani, May 10, 17, and June 17, at eleven, at .C;tfit..!haS. Aunt. Dies, M..-ssts. Dann and Crossland, Erdal stmt.!. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDH7ILL. _ - . May 10. T HAI day, Ohl-South Sea Howe, inercti l m. at one . May 24, W. Alcoek Fazeley, grocer, at ten. May 24, 1. Cra.- met, Royal Spa Carden', Ilermondsey, yietaaller, at one. May 24, 1. Cade and 1. Stevens, Carlick.hill, wine.merchaato, a: I I. May 24, 1. Hind?, Vehitechapel. 0411 state-worker, at May 24, W. Forcer, M atiterlane, silversmith, at t May 13, W. Ptsillly, Brighthelm.truse. carpeet•r, at one. .7.!.ty 10, W. Clarke. Water-lane, Towereerect, merchant, at tvre!ree. May 13, 1. Ashhey, Hemel Ilemshad, farmer, at twelve. M.y 13, 1. Monteith aid 1. &gm ira, Cracechurch-street, dt .Irklats, a: eleven. May 24, N. I.r Chrtitinatit and J. Vanden Kit el: huve, runclitireh-ltret-t, mercbat.:., at eleven. May 24, 1. Ltec•ey, Blackburn ; J. tlargreave, Maml rater ; P. Anoie and J. Sn+h, London ; and W. Hall, V< 21tnn in the tlale, mere,atoi, a! eleven. May 21, S. Fnurtlrinier and . Sale, Charier, calm!, statimers, it ten. June b, Ann Calvert, Sydenhatn, ship-tevnur, a. ten. May 35, J. and W. Felt, P..v• men:, fianbury, merchaa;,u• m May 24, B. Jacob, Bartholoniew•close, merchant, at ten. Nley 11, T. B. Callaway, Ea h, upholaterer, at ell yen. ART 44, A. Antlet.ott, Philpotane. merchant, to one. May 24, C. H. abd T. Little, Ca•ltale, cotton manufacturers, at twelve. Ii . .ENDS tq be ntude in the CO' June W. Caplan , Suuu nt , at ter, ar tht Lower b:y. Jure 2, J. Walker, Sucktey, t.mber.merchant, t twelve, at the Pzcli 1 - inree, orcecer. May 2S, 1. lAdyte, hi thh-maker, at ewe ye, at the Cia.liam•rchil itnnuta, Etbroll. We Bar: te , „ New S., um, trunitudiper, at a Seven, at the R. , 1 Liao, New Sarum. line 2, W. Cl!lisle, 13 Won in-ex -Moots, cottons mannfacturer, at one, at the Palace lnn, Manchret.r. Mcy 27, R. Dudley, Dudley, thread manufacturer, at eleven, at tl e Jeranghant Arms, S:tiMtall. May 26, W. Furd, Manchester, Intukaellcr, at eleven, at the Dog, Dtanigate, Manchester. Ci C .1 MA T 1. Wrlli, l'inn(tow, •adur. R. an :1 W. Salt, Steno, dealess..... M. Huichciiffe, Dewstury, drysaltsr. I. Davis, tanner. I. Fell, Ratclinsighway, troumoukter. J. Higgius North Nib 4), ci tthicr. J. I.ue, Nertl:a..iptur, lut•rr. F. Naish, 'I , ‘lothsr. M. Metcalf., Livervool currier. T. Dutton, s - re. t, warehouseman. J. Hill, Rood hre, hlllsbroker. J. Brai": - wake, Leeds, clo'h•rtrrchant. W. Morrison, Neweattle, repo • maker. A. Jackson, Wit dtu+b,maaun. Randoll, East-roke t , City-road. chemist. a Morgan, Nra:h, fronnimg. r. C. W•lksti. ,on, Mari y aret-street, scrivri.er. W. Roger, Stosv on the Wcht, The E. 'baton in eictores at the Royal And , my was oFcn-d Mends.: f r p.,bli c hlsro•cii , .n. Toe looms w re all en ;laded at an early hoor, spinach so, indeed, that before rne red• cit there was navels a s :meting place jell unnecuvied. Exclu-ive of the architectural drawings, miniatures, tic". which are d-- nosited in the Council Room, this ExhibiCon presents fi ii specimens of the pictorial art, by i..r the gree , r p rt of thich are vrtrairs. The priaerl contr;hu. t u are the wenetable rtirstrevr, it W. Beacom, W S:ir T. I. A tit SvCIP.I PU'Alp Dna& AWN), the W &ITALIA Itn% and RUN AWES.