Star. — London, England, 1831-05-04 00:00:00

MOW :./ es- ard rice e— vet ;us . - aea air). be be the Fla- put . - pur- pur- 'root ured taer, • 't, • 1 ..- . • • FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, #fa,y7 . TO CAPITALISTS, AGRICULTURISTS, AND SURVEYORS. sc'b V i t* _....z.,' dp, v , e liEr - is sicAzt ir i al l: i ' t44 o • tr a°1 " 11 )To ............ 7SQ. , _ . _ THE Advertiser wishes to form a Connection by way of PARTNERSHIP, or otherwise with a Gentleman ',filing to Superintend the CASH DEPARTMENT ofan Extensive AGENCY CONCERN, which has been established upwards of Twenty-five Tears,' —consisting entirely of; Agencies, no rink can be incurred, and but little Capital is required, as the Advertiser, and a Gentleman who contemplates joining and taking an active part in the Surveying He parttnent, have the command of large Capital for the purpose of : making Advances. WAR OFFICE, ALAI 3. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Lionel Place to be Lieu tenant by purchase, vice Fitz-Roy, who retires; Arthur Bastard P.asterbroolie Ikuldsworth, Gent to be Cornet. by purchase, •ice Place. DI _ 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—To be Lvu:enants, by purchase— cornet Thomas Garde Durdin, vice Wetherall, promoted ; Comet Robert Hackett, vice Ogilvie, promoted.—To he Cornet, by pur chase—James Edw. Bradshaw, Gent. vice Hackett. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Lord Cha.les Wellesley, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vie Hu'se, who exchanges. 11th Regiment of Foot—F.nstgn Bertram Charks Alitford to Lieuten rot, by purchase, vice Fyer., who retires ; Alexander Browne, tient to he . nsign, by pure's..., eke Mitford. 12th Foot —C..ptain James Psters , m, front the lull-pay, to C pain, vice Edward Hugh Hunt, who exchanges, receiving d lrerence. 22.1 Font—liaidress Waller, Gent. to Ensign, by purchase, vice Fla , !elan, appointed to the 76th Font. 33d Foot—David FltsGerald I.ongworth, Gent. to be Ensign, by par , chase, vice Graham, promoted. 40th Foot--Jahn Judkin 31orria, Gent, to be Ensign without put chase, vice Wood, appointed ro the 48th Foot. 44th Foot—Ensign John Pennington, to he Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Scott, promoted ; Ensign William George White, from the 44th Foot, to be Ensign. vice Pennington ; Lieutenant Alured William Gray to be Adjutant, vice Scott, promoted. 46th Fnot—Jobo'Gore Ferns, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 48th Foot—Eu.4m John Stewart Wood, from the 40th Foot, to be Ensign, vice White, appointed to the 44th Foot. 47th Focr—Gentleman Cadet Frederick Henry Wordey, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Trainer, pr..niuted. 69th Foo• —Captain Robert Prookes to be Major, by purchase, vice Johns, who retires ; Lieutenant Edward Bolton to be Captain, by punka e, vice Brookes; Ensign George James Barnard Hankey to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bolton. 76th Foot—Ensign George Fred rick Cooper Scott to be Lieutenant be purchase, vice Hildebrand, who retires ; Ensign John B. Flana gan, from the 22d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Scott ; Lieutenant Samuel Blow HOS!, to be Adjutant, vic e Hild e b ran d, w h o res i gns . 4'at Foot—Captain Robert Logan, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice John Ogilvy, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 93d Foot—Edmund George Nicolay, Gent. to be ensign, by purchase., vice Jeplison, who tetires. Rifle Brigade—Lieut. and Captain Charles Hulse, from the Ist or Gre nadier itygiment of Foot Guards, to be Captain, vice Lord Cheeks Wellesley, who exchanges. Ceylon Regiment—Second Lieuten ant Si mpson N e l son B urr i u, to he First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Delancey, promoted ; R. E. Wilmot Horton, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Burrito'. To prevent useless Applications, the coming in will not exceed ,0001. but on account of responsibility, at least 10,0001, in Landed or 7unded Property must be possessed. Address (post-paid,) C. D. care of John Raphael, Esq. 55, Fitzroy 3quare. O. 13,775. WEDNES9A V in7F. 111 AS 4, 1831. PRICF 7 Lacr D—(Cotaintird). 19085 19319 20285 20799 21372 21923 21789 23446 24195 a 93 a 25 ■95 801 4 4 o• a 94 n 53 8 97 34 8 a 4 5 22052 880 .",53 a 204 10 a 9 9 93 7 a6l a 9 5 37 2 41 302 a 910 430 159 92 a 72 a4O a 4 2 a 5 12 a 5 a6B 4 96 2 7 4 119 13 7 201 a 901 8 3 _ ll 11 _ 55 a 53 81070 42 a 5 38 a 692 5 THE HOLY LAND. DEDICATED, BY EXPRESS PERMISSION OP THE KING, AND PRESE \ TED TO THEIR MAJESTIES. This day was published, by Longman, in Two Yule. Bvo. with splendid Engravings, T RAVELS in the HOLY LAND, and the TRACK of the APOSTLE PAUL, EGYPT, &c. 23 732 5 a 9 509 7 14 47 4 9 a3O a 6 a 9 93 a 9 10 25 0 24 5 53 213 38 406 a 7 639 12 a 7 11 a6O 4 a 42 8 9 40 a2l 9 9 73 6 64 9 100 4 89 31 85 • 7 8 6 12 2 5 90 a 4 a 9 b 0 a 24 a 72 al6 3 7 a 5 97 92 1 99 4 19 94 a5l 8 8 4 4 a a . •42 82 a 7 96 a 300 60 5 326 7 •51 4 9 a 8 •5 • a • 7 8 a 308 56 a 7 a 201 700 all 6 81►9 30 II •11 94 90 3 g 52 • 7 10 a 6 .3 ' 5 a 3 4 10 a6l 78 d 99 27 955 550 U 22 434 aB7 3 a 408 a 34 alio a 9 a 37 a 4 a 8 105 8 600 6 00005 61 54 504 41 •74 20 a 9 80 a 8 a 6 5 6 2 201 1 784 By WILLIAM RAE WILSON, Esq. F.A.S. Author of " Travels in Poland, Russia, and Finland ; and Nor- way, Sweden, and Denmark." This is a most useful work For Clergymen and Students of Divinity. in which are Letters from Foreign Sovereigns to the Author on the Protestant Faith ; and his visit to the famous Convent of La Trappe. where so many Englishmen of distinction have assumed the Monkish character. PATRONIZED by many Noblemen and Gentlemen, whose confidence L had long been honoured with, (when under an engagement to a very eminent West End House) and whose conti nued favors, rank me as one of. the FIRST RATE TAILORS, whilst my scale of Prices, proves me the only REASONABLE ONE : 15 per Cent. deducted off the credit prices for prompt payment. _ _ _ _ Credit Price. Cash Price. Court Suits complete with Steel Buttons ... £l3 13 0 sell 11 0 Dress Coats, Blue or Black ... ... 4 10 0 3 16 0 Do. do. any other colour ... ... 3 18 0 3 6 0 Frock do. do. do. Skins lined with Silk ... 5 0 0 4 5 0 _ _ _ Trousers, Blue or Black Waistcoats .. ... 2 0 0 1 14 0 ... 0 18 0 0 15 6 VERY BEST LIVERIES. A Footman's Suit complete ... .. 5 0 0 4 5 0 A Stable or Working Dress ... ... 1 9 0 1 4 6 A Footman or Groom's extra double-milled 2 4 7 Drab Great Coat, with large Cape ... 1 313 6 H. FLETCHER, Military Tailor and Clothier, 33, NEW BOND-STREET. LOAN contracted for his Majesty the King of FRETS STA, by Mr. N. 111. ROTHSCH I LD, in London, in 1818.— Notice is hereby given, that, in conformity with the General Bond signed by his Majesty the King of Prussia, at Berlin, on the 7th of Slay, 1818—wherein reference is made to the Contract of the above mentioned loan, dated March 31, 1818, according to which a Sinkirg Fund was provided, whereof the Twenty-fourth Half-yearly Re demption fell due on the Ist of October last—his Excellency Baron Bulnw, Ent oy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Prussia at the Court of London, jointly with Mr. N. ➢l. Rothschild, and in the presence of Mr. John Veen, Notary Public, have this day cancelled and deposited in the Bank of Eng land, according to the form prescribed, the amount of £749,350 in Bonds of the said Loan, u drawn by lot, and advertised for; being in pan the half per cent. on the whole amount of the said Loan, to gether with the suns purchased with the interest of £1,190,000 re deemed to the Ist of April, 1830, and also a sum provided for extraor dinary redemptions. London, April 25, 1831. Numbers of Five thousand and Forty-Six Special Bonds cancelled. LETTER A. No. 2 45 95 139 205 279 559 14 48 103 48 9 83 60 18 58 9 50 26 7 3 29 71 16 52 32 94 5 51 74 alB 6S 39 321 7 35 77 21 76 42 2 '7O 38 80 7 82 54 6 80 39 83 9 88 59 7 5 42 87 33 96 64 68 7 Seventy-seven Bonds of £lOOO each... .. 402 483 5 6 15 83 19 94 23 44 54 el ..X77.008. LETTER B. No. 5 116 300 479 643 913 1089 1225 1391 6 23 2 80 6 5 90 52 2 18 4 5 97 56 7 3 4 6 L 9 52 6 501 7 53 4 9 7 31 3 27 a 5 722 7 1102 41 1413 t 6! 8 8 6 69 0 1 4 7 3 9 59 30 71 31 3 55 • 76 31 2 51 BO 2 58 6 40 7 a 4 64 3 1 42 60 7 1 96 51 6 a 5 98 54 96 9 57 9 a 4 74 67 1004 5 7 80 8 203 71 a 7 9 a 6 69 1304 1 SI 4 3 602 90 8 70 6 91 88 29 83 9 1 16 82 9 2 92 22 9 10 812 7 91 10 $ 3 a 5 90 $ 1 21 2 26 4 $ 8 400 20 a 9 a 3 6 $ 7 9 a4O 3 8 38 9 7 63 $ a 101 63 10 9 40 33 1216 4 lilt' 8 6 2 36 70 6 9 81 9 8 58 7 1 9 20 4 111 96 40 42 80 83 1 9 14 7 a 2 3 4 4 90 Two Hundred and Twenty Bonds of £5OO ear1...4110,000. LETTER C. 411 755 1129 1531 2073 a 2432 2951 362 1 1 2 60 32 3 a 5 43 62 8 6 6 33 4 7 4 a 4 9 424 a 9 52 76 86 7 6 31 5 84 a 8 9 a 8 8 83 762 7 a 7 77 80 90 51 8 a 4 8 801 aBO 1601 2110 2 9 26 45 a 4 91 aBa 14 530 91 7 a 8 19 5 17 19 4 6 9 62 a 22 5 a9a 21 5 7 40 4 35 7 21 42 44 302.5 1 8 6 213 29 a 5 a 7 6 4 9 8 a 6 a3l 88 CS 8 4 536 9 50 5 89 a7l 51 81 a 9 67 2 48 92 628 58 aB4 57 8 a 4 52 97 51 9 836 60 70 58 9 a 2200 2 61 7 a 6 1 a6l 61 6 4 64 a 9 75 3 86 a 3 9 71 72 24 a 7 a 5 a 93 97 11 5 a 4 S 80 80 320 99 78 775 6 SI 2a 23 a 3 701 9 7 128 • 9 a. 5 92 55 2 83 a9a SI SS 603 a 5 6 7 4 87 91 a4l a 6 987 a 8 a 9 2309 91 3 52 11 a4O IS 61 11 2 8a SS a2O 76 a 6 a 4 2 5 436 62 3 7 79 9 4 824 9 a 5 .5 9 aB6 a 92 7 7 a4l 89 53 85 91 809 a2O 51 81 a 5 9 a 8 2 al2 39 2 3 693 61 1007 4 906 a4l 51 4 a 6 2a 10 5 a 9 8 5 90 30 72 28 441 41 73 • 5 1 5 5 6 39 a 4 5 a 6 88 3 55 a 8 a 9 76 a 5 85 •91 4 a 6 86 51 a S 2029 a 6 7 562 69 a 92 a 4 80 a 4 2424 a 1100 a 5 71 5 77 2 29 6 33 91 3 Malt) al a3l ?still' 4 a 3 1123 529 3 9 47 617 9a6 a 82 43 a5l 8 II 54 8 50 a 5 5 SO 20 ed and Eighty.tbree Bonds of £250 each ... 145,750 No. 24 a 7 S 2 TO a 3 123 a 9 39 a 44 a 8 221 a 4 45 a 75 SO It 3 392 Myr Hi LETTER D. r. No. 74 a 2230 a 4234 7075 9071 16983 12889 15834 17001: • 83 2 36 5 a 79 a 5 90 a 86 a 6 133 4 a 38 6 9122 11031 a 97 428 81 a 5 67 345 a 9 a 24 3 13009 a 27 all 137 a 76 a 48 238 6 4 a 13 39 3. a 43 352 SS a 40 7 7 18 a 48 a 5 296 • 63 a SS 2 30 a 41 a 18 516 171 • 402 485 91 5 a 34 3 SO a 22 30 4 a 91 • 400 a 7 47 4 1 4 a 40, $ 3 43 9 a 52 11152 43 7 2 61 4 4 a 41 56 a 61 a 7 8 a 5•! a 87 518 8 62 a 49 11204 49 633 72: 9 a 54 151 a 8 9234 3 a 33 aS a 4! 70 6 3 70 5 8 119 7 • 9 7 a 63 1 9237 • 14 21 9 1 91 86 609 5 SST a 4311269 a 9 a 49 105 a 9 a 15 507 9 9374 a 61 56 51 6 so 7 ali a 66 a 74 64 7 a 43 9 a 6 a 9 12 436 9 a 69 49 78 a 11 6 SS 4 a 44 82 11329 a 62 a 82 7 419 6 9 603 4 a 36 307 S a 20 a 24 8 49 al2 96 9 a 26 6 46 6 91 a 58 24 199 40 39 8 a 51 a 8 2 5005 A SO 9401 11413 44 9 5 IS 4 a 10 9 a 3 4 a 6 7EO a 6 7 a 6 2 5 5 6 48 a 23 202 9 8 a 4 78 6 7 a5l 5 3 90 774 103 9 64 8 447 a 9 5 e $ 78 a 5 81 a 7 11423 a 9 61 16 a 4 81 61 a 4 69 a 27 81 • 74 a 9 7 2 3 6 a 74 11504 a 3 7 21 500 815 5 a 8 9581 a 6 5 9 2 i a 20 $7l 711 $9O 8 a 9 SO 53 • 4 2 93 a 13 9603 a 13 91 1 a 60 8 a 44 • 902 5 a 12 11662 3 918 81 9 92 75 7 9623 a 71 • 9 7 2 620 a 99 a 84 a 20 a 32 11694 577 9 SOL 1 901 307 72 9724 a 99 a 86 a 23 a 9 3 a 8 a 14 4 31 11701 820 30 31 a 5 11 8 a 82 2 a 4 Ta3•4o 7 a 14 9 831 9735 62 32 5 53 9 71 21 a 5 a 7 a66a6a 7 • 6 30 2 a 7 7 9 68 9 78 9 65 5 48 a 45 40 a 71 40 a 87 a 62 a 69 a 80 a 57 7 9880 11815 2 16109 615 71 3025 686 a 50 3 7 a 54 a 12 6 a 73 a 7 a 602 88 7 8 78 4 23 5 9 4 a 99 9 20 a 87 S a 6 97 a 45 a 9 2 91 1 839 7 8 • 706 88 14 5 a 95 3 41 9 50 57 a 97 a 94 7 9907 5 a I a 21 1 a 66 129 6 929 a le 6 934 32 706 77 833 • 9 a 38 9919 7 6 a 34 8 • 85 5 794 8068 a 21 33 a 43 6 9 87 • 38 5 a 70 23 • 41 54 a 42 12 a 90 160 11 3 a 27. 3 a 62 83 a 17 6 a 9 se a 8 9931 45 4 90 28 7 80 805 SO a 6 a 49 73 a 96 9 eel a 9 1.13 .9 • 70 a 93 8 51 a 95 200 25 111 a 90 a 49 5 212 a 8 1000 a 19 4 29 8 20 10002 12011 6 4 92 a 9 54 51 32 3 • 4 8 a 21 6 1135 • 68 a 4 3 5 6 9 339 • 9 a 46 70 55 a 41 6 8 14046 42 SOO 8 1 a 64 237 7 20 a 59 a 46 a 3 a 55 4 994 8 9 2 5 8 16 1390 3 a 35 41 10 a 4 6 9 a 24 a 7 99 6125 a 5 12 341 133 68 Si 1400 301 a 44 7 10053 • 42 a 5 1 4 a 1 a 3 89 97 7 69 7 3 a 92 1600 5 a9ll a 9 60 70a43.5 948 2 9 229 300 a 2 72 97 7 a 47 a 8 10 31 a 6 64 a 79 a 76 a 70 69 12 21 3 8375 a 67 12159 300 415 71 1681 2 5 65410083 60a9a21 a 9 a 4 4 a 39 8491 a 99 a 65 441 79 18022 6. 7 73 a 26 8 67 9 a 81 a 31 a 72 9 7 8529 9 a 69 51 3 89 4 31 a 81 30 10101 12287 3 a 85 91 a 7 439 4 93 .3.96 a 8 7 a 81 81 a 46 a 34 10208 11329 434 a 99 207 4 4 199 36 a 17 50 a 42 502 a 10 a 6 a 9 301 a 38 10240 2 4 a 9 2 97 524 2 8562 a 43 4 99 541 a 7 a 1700 a 43 7 63 10244 a 6 500 a 6 18 3 64 19 67 a 50 42 3 48 a 30 a 13 a 63 21 69 10274 3 5 a SI 3 5 3710 a 7 a 73 a 77 a 53 a 9 94 a 6 7 a 4 9 5534 9 5 55 a 7 8 • 9 1 95 a 90 82 91 a 73 9 41 20 a 26 a 402 8593 a 4 3 628 16601 2 a 3 31 4 94 6 4 a;.7 2 65 5 2 6 2317 10333 6 755 4 a 74 a 31 9 $ 18 a 37 a 9 a 64 6 HS 4 40 9 21 39 12400 775 al2 a 54 6 a 45 80 a 18 $ 43 1 a 8 14 85 a 44 96 a 7 28 8 45 60 al9 a *4 6 4 90 8663 SO a 50 1 4 23 605 $ a 801 535 a'9l a 36 3 853 5 a 7 a 51 33 a$ 1724 10459 a 59 a 60 7 9 1505 5 40 a 6 a 62 12461 900 30 10 1810 a 44 15 8723 65 a 7 1 1 2 a 4 6 600 a 52 169 512 3 4 3 9 a 64 1 8794 10524 4 a 10 5 5 90 76 3 a 3003 5 6 22 7 6 4 a 79 a 8 6 7 a 20 a 30 39 5 7 82 8 8 8 3 15069 a 45 a 24 8 84 a 10 9 10533 45 a 78 5 7 31 a 87 2 8811 4 a 51 90 7 a 9 a 3S 930 785 4 6 3 a 2 8 736 7 a 4 a 40 a 7 8 4 6 88 a 42 I 36 45 8919 10612 97 11 a% 4 1891 a 9a 55 a 25 ail 111100 9 7 a 6 a 4 43 839 8927 35 602 172 a 702 • 70 6 a 58 a 48 25 •37 a 4 aBl 5 19 9 61 81 8951 39 75 202 6 833 a 1902 93 7 a 4 a 41 a 6 5 9 a 42 38 a 95 a 91 8917 43 78 a 7 a 11 54 a 40 95 3 a 42 a 45 aB2 9 la s 6 3 a 98 a 5 8954 49 95 a 13 827 9 a 7 4000 975 a 7 a 53 a 9 24 a 30 a 61 sa 4 aB4 8930 89 12701 5 5 7 a 99 5 98 ss2a99 a 5 31 7 a 75 4 9 a 7036 9034 10700 93 9 $ 918 a 7 11 17 a 6 a 5 8 4 40 a2l 9073 a 13 a 9 8 10837 9 62 1 3 a 91 A 21 a 41 a 81 800 5 63 a 5, 2105 6 a 6 44 3 4 546 5 5 • 12 7 51 5 5 a 7 7a 11 a3O 58 64 3 57 7 12 9 70 3 a 67 a 99 a 7 $ $ 13 54 1 5 80 4102 9 40 9 41 6 3 • 41 a 7 3 65 1 10900 a 50 77 993 78 9 57 6 5 a 9 85 fa 5 887 983 a 66 $ 65 76 a 94 81 7 19000 5 228 a 70 a 9 a 5 984 2 * a 9 A PLEASING APPEARANCE. THE most delightful, pleasant, and effectual remedy for the removal of all Eruptions in , the Face, for clearing the Skin, and for improving the most delicate Complexion, is MRS. VINCENT'S CELEBRATED GOWLAND'S LOTION, It is used, adopted, and reoonimended, by most Ladies of Fashion in the United Kingdom, it is powerfully efficacious in rendering the Skin delightfully coal and refreshing, thoroughly externina:ing Eruptions, Tan Freckeir, Pimples, Redness, and all Cutanerms Imperfections,.it gives to the Face a Roseate Bloom, and imparts a nu•chless and ple.sing appearance to the Complexion. fhe following is a Note from Lady Catherine Lennox to ifra Vincent; ' 1 Lady Catherine Lrnnox has the pleasure of stating, that by the use of two Quart Bottles, of Mrs. Vincent's (lowland's Lotion, she is per fectly cured of a violent Eruption opon,her Face and Arms t she was recommended by her Physician to make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her moat sanguine expectation." Sold by Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Newhery's, 45, and Ed-, wards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton., Bow Church-yard; Barclay., 95. Fleet-market ; Savory and Moore. 156, New Bond-street, and 520, Rrgen street ; Butler, No. 4, Chi-amide, 73, Prince.. street, Edinburgh ; and Sackvilk sweet, Dublin ; and by all the most respectable Perfumers and Dealers In Genuine Medicine, in every town in Europe. In Quart Bottles,• price as. 6d. Pints, Sr. 6d. Half-pints, Xs, fid. g:r To prevent the numerous Counterfeits, see M. IL %framer signed upon all the genuine. UNATTACHED. To be Captain% of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant John Wetherell, from the 13th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Oliver Delancey. front the Ceylon Regiment ; Lucia. John Gilbert Ogilvie, from the 13. h Light Dragooas. MEMOILANDUII. The under-mentioned Officers hare been allowed to retire from tly: service, by the sale of unattached companies : Captain Thomas Jones, limit' pay Unattached ; Capt. Richard Despard, half-pay Nova Scotia Fencibles ; Capt. Edward Favel Davis, half pay, Bth Foot. WAR OFFICE, Ma 3. Lieutenant-General Sir William Iloustoun, G.C.B. to be Lieutenant- Goveraor of Gibraltar, rice General Sir George Don. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hertford. The Honourable Granville Dudley Ryder to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Augustus Smith, Esq. to be ditto; Henry Campbell White, Esq. to be ditto- Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Peter Hawker, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; George Wickens Willes, Esq. to be ditto. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset. 2d Somerset Regiment of Militia--Alexander Wane, Esq. to be Gap. taro (and not in the lst Somerset Regiment of Militia, as inszricti it) the Gazette of the lath April last.) CROWN OFFICE, Mar 3. MEMBERS returned to serve in the New Parliament. City of London.—Robert Waithman, Esq. Alderman, Citizen and Framo-Work-Knitter ; William Thompson ' Esq. Alderman, Citise.i 'and Ironmonger • Matthew Wood, E sq . Aldera a ), Citizen ' and Fish monger ; William Venable', Eaq. Alderman, Ci)izen, a nd Stationer. Town of Kingston-as pon- HulL —George Schonsw.r, Eat; W ilunt Battle Wrightson, Eaq City of Canterbury.—The Honourable Richard Watson ; tl.e Hon. George Augustus Cowper, commonly called Lord Ford wich. City of Litchfield.—Sir George Anson, of Buburode-street, in the county of Middlesex, K.C.B. a Lieutenant-General in his Majesty's Army; Sir Edward Dolman Scott, of Great Barr-hall, in the county of Stafford, Ban. Town of Nottingham.—Sir Thomas Denman, of itussell-squaw, in the county of Middlesex, Knt. Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson, of Bolton-row, in the county of Middlesex, K.C.B. City of York.—Samuel Actions Boynton, of Regent-strert, in the county of Middlesex, Ifwq. the Hon. Thomas Dundas, of Carlton, ..ear Richmond, in the county of York. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. LYON, JAPE/ WALTER, brewer. North, Middlesex, RICMAIIIMO 1111, GEORGE, Derby, Whartinger. Kowa, Jolts, Su John's-place, Bath, victualler. GAYLY, EDWARD, and SMART, Roan 1, Blibilighall•Mrlet. RM. housemen. BANKRUPTS. Joins, ROWLAND, Gambill, hosier, May 10, at eleven, 20, at i 2, and June 14, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. J. Tucker, Basingball-street. BURTON, FRIDERICE CHARLES, High Holborn, glaes-cutter , May 13, at twelve, 20, and J u n e 14, at eleven, at the Court of drawls 'lnnen. Attorneys, .Messrs. Fy son an d Beck, Lothbury. Gino, ALEXANDER MOUNT, Crewkerne, Seenereashire, merchant, May 19, at eleven, 20, at ten, and June 14, at twelve. at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Mr. John Atkins, Fox Ordinary -court, Nicholas-lace. &auntie ' Rostra, of Launceston Corn wa ll, tallow-chandler, May 16, 17, and June 14. at eleven, at t h e Ki ng ' s A ims I nn , Linnets ton. Attorneys, Mr. J. Cartels, N e w Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and Mr. W. S. Pearce, Launceston. DOTE, 'lnnen., of Maidstone, grocer, May 13, at eleven, 20, at one, and June 14, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorn e y, Mr. Dods, Northumbe rland-street, &rand, Halmos, WiLt.last, of Nottingham, grocer, May 10, 11, and Jane 14, at one, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr. J. Wat son, Sheffield; and Mr. Tomlin, &an -court, Temple. Couvrwain, Wiza.ram, of Brocklebank, Cumberland, cattle.dealer, May 19, 20, June 14, at eleven, at the George Inn, Wigton, Curn baba& Attorneys, Mr. Harrison, King's Arms-yard, Coleman street, London; and W. Stamper, Wigton. WHIT; Joint of Higham, Derbyebir e , Ch an dler, May 23, at the King's Head Inn, Driffield, Derbyshire, 24, and June 14, at the New Inn, Derby. Attorney, Mr. Wragg, Bedford-place, South. wart-bridge-road. Ossoawa, Joust, jun. of Epperstone, Nottinghamshire, surgeon, May 16, 17, June 14, at eleven, at the swan Inn, Mansfield. Attorney, Mt. G. Flower, Mansfield. POTTIER, CHAMLES, POTTER, EDMUND, and &MISTS, SAM, Manchester, calico-printers, May e 18, 19, and June 14, at nine, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs.' Kay and Darbi. shim, Manchester ; and Aleesrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. Ponta, Joon, of Manchester, and Wailes :timing, of Damen. Lancashire, .c.lice.printers, May 19, 20. at two, and June 14, at nine. tit the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. H me and Johnson, Temple, London ; an d Masora. Hadfield and Grave, Fountain -street, Manchester. Banners, Joss/ens, Manchester, &raker, May 16, 17, at nine, and Jane 14, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Hadfield and Grave, Manchester; and Messrs. Held and Johnson. Temple. Landon. PALISITMAN, Creates, Manchester, calico printer, May 16, 17. and June 14, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mears. Walker and Jesse, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry. Temple. Jounce, Josue, and Hannan, Teas" Leeds, drapers, May 24, 2b, and June 14, at eleven, at the Half-Moon lon, Newcastle-upon , Tyne. Attorney. Mr. G. Dunn, Raymond's-buildings. Gray's , and Mr. W. Wil;oo. Neacastie-spos-Tyne. DIVIDENDS. • May 26, W. Nagl, Melon, Bedfordshire, victualler, at one, at the Bast Tavern, likrissingham.--May fls. G. Cromnek, Leeds, cloth manufacturer, at eleven. at the Court Hones. Leeds.-My 10. C. A. Roche, Court* Hill, Worcestershire, ham denier. el„-hen, Ist the Court of Comatiodonen.-May 26. J. Bonen, Notttngtram, stone mason, at three, at Wil.we's hotel, Nottingissin--Alsy 118. J. Whereat, Ronsw7, Sonthamptesskire. ircomaetger. at twelve, 'Castle and Nal Inn, fialh-June S, J. Harrington. lleertway, Essex, victualler, at dem at the Three Cups Ina, Colshester-Ifielqo , .. 'Atkinson, jun. Bewasates, Yorkshire, grocer, at twelve, at the tun Hotel, Mega a upon-Hull-Mar 36, G. Smith, Banta/omm, candhatich-maker, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. For the Remainder of the Galante see last page. a 9 10 9 7 a 9 4 a 3 5 S 400 a 4 70 9 16 620 7 a 37 802 al9 79 1 60 a2O a 33 8 4111 4 75 80 B 6 2 65 5 10 50 a 8 a 9 2 a 9 a 6 a 7 a 0 2 a 3 11 82 a 7 91 89 9 41 4 24033 827 ato 9 a 4 91 72 a 4 a2l 7 a 34 2 a9l 6 2 4 6 3 9 6 a s 3 659 7 6 a5l 4 a 46 8 571 4 a6B 9 903 3 319 61 a4B a 6 6 97 300 aS as a 2l a 4 9 8a NO a 9 1 7 60 4 6 54 80 3 700 3 9 617 4 7 88 a 2 62 1 al4 al2 a 26 6 8 a 77 94 a7l 4 7 14 38 7 a 75 920 a 603 217 V 9 5 40 9 7 a 3 10 a2l 0 21 7 1 421 aBO 31 a 2 23 89 64 9 3 a3O 141 a 6 4 a 27 20 7 20 a 7 43 a 7 7 a 7 83 a 2 9 2 786 4 51 4166 Bonds of tlOO ,2416,600 RECAPITULATION. 77 Bonds of .61,000 ....£ 77.000 220 Bonds of .1500 . . XllO,OOO 583 Bonds of .E 250 4166 Bonds of £IOO #149,350 FASHION AND FREE TRADE. The advantag es o f Free Trade now includes the fairest Votaries of Fashion, for every pleasing aid of Dress is now placed within the reach of every clam of society, in Silk and Cotton hosiery and French kid gloves. R. KIPLING and CO. having purchased the entire STOCK of a distressed Manufacturer, which they are determined to offer to the Public at unheard of Prices. Cotton Hose, 6s 6d per dos. Real 3-threads, 2s 6d per pair, or Fine, is per pair, or Its per dos 28s lid per dos Ladies' fine ditto, la 3d per pair, Ladies' China and Black Silk Cot. or 14% per dos ton feet. from 21 3d to 2s 8d per 1000 doz. Superfine, Is &I per pair, pair or 16.6 d per doz. usually charged China, all silk, 3s. Stout, 4s 24s pa dos Stout Walking ditto, 4s. 9d. Extra Superfine, is 9d per pair, Rich Embroidered, As. or 20s per dos Full Dress Lace ditto, 5s 10d to Berl 3-threads, 2s per pair, or 22s 6s 6d usually sold at 9s ' Cd per doz. usually sold at 3s Gentlemen's Stout Silk Hose, 6s 6d per pair Very Stout Walking ditto, Gentlemen's Brown Cotton Hose, Gentlemen's Dress Silk Half. tta 3tl per doz hose 3s Stout for Boots, le per pair, or Full.diess, St 10d, all colours 1 Is 3d per dos Ladies' Kid Gloves, 6s. per dos Floe and stout ditto, is 3d per pair, Soft, 9a. per doz or les per dos French, la per pair, or Ile 3d per Brown and White Cotton half hose, dos 6s tid per dos Real French, the very best, 113 d Very fine ditto, 8d per pair, or 7s 6d per pair, or 14 3d per do: per doz. not to be equalled under Gentlemen's real French Kid, buff,l 12a. per dos white and straw, to button, at Gentlemen's Brown and White Is 6d per pair, or 17s 3d per dos Cotton Drawers, Is 04 per pair, not to be equalled under 3s per or 20s per doz Pair Very Stout. 22s per pair, or 22s 6d Real Woodstock, is per pair, or per dos Its per dos Pantaloon ditto, 2s 3d per pair, or Real Doe, Is 9d per pair, or 20s 25s 6d per doz per doz. A large assortment of Children's lace, silk and cotton Socks and Hose. Merchants, Shopkeepers and Families will find this an advantageous opportunity of laying out their money to the greatest advantage, by applying at HICHAID Known: and Co.'s Warehouse, 16, Poultry, ten doors from the Mansion-House. Outfits to all parts of the Globe at a Day's Notice. THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE HATS IN THE KINGDOM. BOWDEN, Waterproof Hat Maker, 17, and 27, High Street, Bloomsbury, most respectfully informs his numerous Customers and Filen& he has opened the House (17) nearly opposite St. Oiler's Church, partly in consequence of the increasing demand for Hats of kis manufacture, and partly to counteract an opposition forming by some individuals known by the cognomen of Jews, who have crept into the trade and dubbed themselves Hat Makers, vending an Article which the unsuspecting Purchaser might imagine, from a casual survey, to be intrinsically good, and thereby materially injuring the long.esta. blished fame he has enjoyed, from the circumstance of many occasional customers not being acquainted with the precise situation of his houses. BOWDEN needs only to add, that from the extensive patronage he has already received, (and which be with gratitude views daily extend ed) he is convinced that all articles purchased at his houses have given that satisfaction which it ever has and shall be his study to deserve ; asking as a favour from the public, and his more immediate friends, that they will please to observe his Establishments are only Two in that Street, viz. 17 and 27, which Houses he has endeavoured to ren der conspicuous, thereby to avoid disappointment. CI. Old Hats covered with Silk from Ga. to Ba. N.B.—Shopkeepers and Country Dealers supplied on the most ad. vantageous terms.