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• " I s ; < :1 5 ' l O 111 4 * tl • :"4: 4" . * k t • * qj s: •-t ( §0 011 6 .11) , 111 1 t 411 r, P: ;,/ WEDNESDAY, MAY 4., i So 3. SUsIBER 44871 f ?RICE SIX-PENCIL STEAM ENGINE. TO BE DISPOSED OF, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY. To BE SOLI, THE COLLIERY of I3ALLYCASTLE, on the Sea Coaft of the County of Antrim, (In Ireland.) This Colliery is of very confide-rabic extent, and contains a vaR fund of very fine Coal, which hitherto has been imper fe •lly worked. There are Lands annexed, containing upwards of kat, Acres Arable, and 140 Palturc, Plantation Mcafure ; and if a greater quantity %mid be ruquirwl„ the Purchder may be accommo datcdwithother Lands c .utiguous. . - This daywerc publithed, prlce 6s. in boards, SERMO NS oil the Call and Deliverance of the Children of Marl out of Egypt, and on frveral , 4 the more important Cirrntuftances attending their Journey ttiroußh the Wikkrnefa, to their final Settlement in the Land of Canaan. By J. CLOWES, M. A. Reda* of St. John's, Manebetter; and late Fellow of Trinity . College, Cambridge. Printed and fold by J. and E. Hodfon, Crok-ftrert, Hatton garden ; figal alto by Mehl.' Cadell and Davies, Strand; R. N. Evans, Pail-Mall; and :Werra. Clarke, Mancbefier. To be issfignsr-Vitilliate Gill le, Gent. Dated O. Is, t4.j. Thomas Gnadf nan o Gent. Dated April IS, thas. Cimmiflion in theßetwickfhire Itegirnert of North &kith Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated April 14, tso3. A rehiba!tl Morngomery, G ent. to be Enfiln. Commidions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Wellern Regiment. Hanron Berney, Efq. to be Captahs, site Culla:Ace, promised. Charles Systouds, Elq. to be Captain. Wet Grove. reasnai ; James Winton, Gent. to be Enf.o. Dattd April iy, t 803. George %%lady, Gut. to be Etiftet. Dated April 21, dos. Commitlions in the Suffolk Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Wellern Regiment. AN excellent Twelve Horfe STEAM ENGINE, lately erected, nn the principle of McfErs. Boulton and Watt. The Frame Work is partiLularly fubliantla/ and good. The Engine is in perfect repair, and has all the 1.1,c1t improve menu. It may be hen at work la London. and further parti culars known, by application to Mr 11 Watfon,Englowmakcr, appatc the Magdalen Hofpital, Black Friars Road. NEAR DROXI ORD, HANTS. TO BE LET or SOLD, ACONVENIENT FAMILY MOUSE, with Garden, Barn, Stabling, and the who 'c or part offwent)- Eve Acres of good Land. The above Preludes are In a *shut Sporting Country, have an dnlimited R ight to a Neighbouring Conuon, and KA: Land- Tax ie redeemed. 'l' his Colliery will be found worthy the attention Of any Gen tleman or Company difpoftxl to purchale Inch Property. Applications to be made, by letter, to Thos. L. Stewart, Efq. Attorney, Marlborough-lima, Dublin; or to Alex. M'Neille, BAllycatitle, who wiU give every neccilitry information raped ins the 'title, &c. Where may be bad, by the fame Author, ". 1. Sermons preached at the Para Church of St. John, Mad. chefter, 2 V 441. I IMO. $5. 2. The True End and Defign of the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper; together with the Nature of the Preparation neceffury fora right and profitable reception thereof, opened and explained, 9d. - Apply Petfonally, or by Letter (Poft Pahl) to the Rea. J. Tborold, the Proprietor. N. B. The Premifes are Three Oartrra of a Mile &Nam from the High Road, and One Mile add &Half from Droxfunl. A FREEHOLD.-LYMINOTON, HANTS. TO B SOLD EY PRIVATE cowritAcr FOR YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES. This day was publighni, iLOANE TERRACE, KNIGHTSBRIDGE. TO and entered upon the Pir ft Week lo Jure, A HOUSE Fornillied, being No. 3, Sloane- Terrace, a ehearfal and healthy Situation ; would fuit a Small Family, or Gentleman belonging to any of the Public Offices, being a very healthy and dry Situation. To prevent Trouble, the loweft'fern arc Five Guinea/ per Week, for Six Month., or Four Guineas fur a Twelve MN out Is certain. kale to apply to Mr. Nicbolas, No. 76, Lower Sioux.- Street, Cheiree. - 01 TEN and WALTER BELCHAMP. ESSEX. 70 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mars. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT and Co. at Cutaway's Coffee-houfe, Conlon, on Toefday the tab day of May Beat, at twelve o'clock, AN eligible Freehold Farm called STEI"FLES, in the Publics of Osten and Walter Belchamp, three mila from Clare, and five from Sudbury, conuiting of about 90 Acre, held by Mr. Richard Pratt, on Lade, for au unex pired term of SI: Yean, at Michaelmas nex, at the low Rent of SA—Printed Partleularsznay be had of Mr. Wade,Solieitor, Duranow; at the Bell, Haverhill; Half Mcloo. Clare; Ram, Loa; Melford; Swan, Stidbury ; and of Mars. Hudiblnfon, Abbott, and Co. Arundei•Qreet, London ; where a Plan of the Eftate may be ken. MATCIUNG, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mars. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co. At °areaway's Coffee-houfe, London, on 'Cutfday the loth of May next, at Twelve o'Clack , ACOMPACT FREEHOLD, and fmall part COPYHOLD FARM,fltuate in the Parith of Matching, within two miles of al.riUW ; containing too Acres, or there abouts, In the occupation of Mr. Charles Martin, Tenant at Will, at the low rent of sot. Printed pwricalars may be had of Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dun snow ; at the Green Man. Harlow; and of MeffroHodildnfon, Abbott, and Co. Arundel-Erect, London. HA %%EDON araTSOIVIERTON. SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLIY BY AUCTION, 3y Mats. HODSKIN9OIO4 ABBOTT, anA Co. At Carassray's Coffer Hoak, Landon. on Tuarday the act's of May next, at is &Crick. AN ELIGIBLE FREEC-lOLD and (man part COPY HOLD FARM, (S 5 Acres), called the DEAN, is the tattles of Hawiralasaial goraceton. ab..ut to saes _ _ _ Bury, and p from I or, Milford, in the occupation of Mn. Sarah Pettit, oo Leafe fur an unexpired term of Bs years. from Michaelmas neat, at (3L per Annum. Printed Particular. may be had at the Bell, Haverhill ; Half Moon, Clare; Ram, Long Melford ; Swan, Sudbury ;Angel, Bury; of Mr Wade, Solicitor, Dunrnow ; and of Metes. ti.ollkinfnn, Abbott, and Co. Arundd-ltreat, London ; wttcre a Plan of the Farm may be teen. IXHibrr. CAPITAL GRAZING AND DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. TO BI? SOLD 1W AUCTION, Ar the Red Lien Inn. In Stalheidge, in the County of Deere% on Thuriday the sel day of June nett, at three in the after noon. (nolefa difpofcd of I. the mean time by Private Con traCk, of which due notice will be given), ?`HE Freehold and Fee-Simple of all that eapi tat Finn, called BAGBER FARM, &oats in the Parini of Sturrnintler Newton, in the County of Dorfet ; confilling of a Aleutian Hoeft, with every requibte Out-Building, Barton, Gardens, Orchards. dec. and about zoo Acres of exceeding rich Ground (principal Meadow and Paßure), lying nearly within a Ring Fence, and fubjed ouly to a fmall prelcriptire payment, in lieu of Tythes. And alio tour Acres of Coppice adjoining, held for the remainder of a term of 99 years, deter minable on the death of one life, now in the occupation of Mr. Thianas Williams. Four 'llosifand Pounds may remain on the &corky alibi Ettate. For viewing the Premifes apply to the Tenant, and for other particaLins, or to ems by private hie, to E. and J. Batten, Yeo- vil, Somerfet, in whole Mice a Plan of the Farm may -e tem. INN AT PLYMOI3 l'a TO BE SOLI)—The Fee Simple and inheri ting*, with porelloo at Lady Day nest, of and in all that km msd Tavern, known by the name of The LONDON INN, &nate in Fox hole-ftree, in this Borough, and now in the Occupation of MI. George Brewer, as Tenant thereof, un til Lady Day nest, hut who is &Brous of giving immediate raiding upon reafonable terms. The Dwelling Honfe contains feveral Parlours and Si ting Rooms, betides a large Room in which the Pleb* Balls and Cemeatts are always hell,and is frequently ufed as an Aualoa Room, owing to its being the moil capacious in the Town, a great ember of Chsuthers and Apartments in the Attie (tory : with a Ceenvtage, &Airs. and kveral detached Wilkes, wiskh have a ereastualeaties with a lane called Seven Star Lam. adaMbrommt on Attaion will be bcid on Therfilay,the 'Twelfth Day drag. y neat, at the fame Inn, at the ►our of Six in the Evening. The tiniest Tenant *oil lbew the Eremites; and any further ideologies' may be obtained by applying to Mr. H. Worn. combes, Solicitor, in Plymouth. N. N. If the above mentioned Inn it not fold. the fame win be Let by Private Contrast immediately. PiTumeltk April le. ski. tHURCHIiiONEIFWRNE FARM, near EVESHAK WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TO HE SOLD Eli' AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Friday, the 17th May, at the Raltbow.C , Bee•lwrafr, lo Corobill, at Twelve knit, In One Lot, _ A MOST d e(lruble ESTA — VE. held by Leafe ▪ for Twenty one Years from Michaelmas lad, of the Dean and Chapter of Weilmtnßer, at the IMO refereed Rent of toL pa. ad. and renewable by evißom every Scv,s• Years, ass payment of a madame Pisa; congaing of a good Farm-haute, oar the Church, at Heineybeme, only tour Miles &Rant from the prolific Vale and Town of Evelhana, in WerecitcrOdre,with every remailitc Farming Outbuilding, and near son Acres of priecipAlly Rich truing and Meadow 1 and, within a Ring I once, now and for many years pad in the uccupatku of Mr. Nathaldd Eden, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next, when the Paterson may be had. , --To be viewed till the Sale. Printed Particulars will be ready fat &Wary as the sd of blay, and may then be had on the Prelates; ate of the Prin ters alb. Wareeller. Glcreceitts, and Otdwd Papas; of Mr Hoper, Great Marlborough-deed; Mr. Vbas le Lissee'n's his ; Rabbaw ; and of Me. Raise, la Charlotte-Aldus 11 0 0411 barb Lova" tibias a Plea owl be tau. THATelegant and commodious MANSION, thecalled GROVE HOUSE, with the Furniture, fitcat ed near the 'town of Lymiugton ; and immediate Fargo° may be had. The Hoare has teen meanie cohuged. improved. and Sniffl ed in a fupetior and fubilatitial manner. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing Room 11 feet (quare, 12 in height;; Dining Room of fame dimenlions; I.ibrary feet by 17. and to in height; break fall Parlour 21 fret by tf, and 9 feet 7 inches in height, with °Scot of every defeription. complete and convenient. In the Attic Story arc five large Bed Cham bers, with two OrtiGing Rooms, four eccellent Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There are good Kitchen Gardens (partly walled), and a neat Shrubbeo furrounding the Haute, with a Coach-houfc and Stabling for four Rorie,. The Furniture is new within the lilt ten months, nude of the belt materi da, hi the Cult Ryle ..1 elegance, and in good prefervation.—Grove Houfe commands beautiful and eatenfive iewa of the lac of Wight, the Sea and furrouading Country. That delightful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is part of the Preinifes. and will be included in the Sale. . - For further Particular. ( i f by Letter. putt paid) apply to Charles St. Bathe, Efq. at the Bank. in Lymiupon, who will deliver Tickets iur viewinz the Houk and-Furniture. SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By ',TERRA!. and SON, At the Old Ship Tavern, in Beighthdenfton, in the County of Suffel, on Thud Jay, the 26th day of May next, between the Hours of Four and Sit o'clock in the Afternoon of that day, I 'THE M.tnnr or reputed Manor of TRULY, to• getter with the Capital Meffuaga or Manton Houk, Barns, Stables, and other Ontbuiblinp, and sao Acres, more or 14., of Arabic, Meadow, Pafture, Sheep Down, and Wood Land to the fame belonging, known by the fevers! Names of Truly Farm and Hardie Land, defirably fituate l at FAN! , ton, in Stifle:, and DOW in the Tenure or Oecupaimt of Mr. William Grooms, as Tenant under it Leak. which expires the 29th of September next. The whole Efate is Freehold and Ikf well together, Is dif tant from Steynitie, Three Miles, from Hodham Twelve Miles, from Shoreham Four Miles, and from Blightbelinfton Twelve Mile.. The Houk-and Buililinr are fobftantial and in sped Repair, the - Wood Land is well flocked with young growing Timber,! and a Navigable River runt within a few Milos of the Mate.. Felburtou is cide to the south Downs the Country abounds with Game, and feveral Kelt* of Hunada are kept in tie Neighbourhond. Pollefilon niay be had at Mickidetuip nett. To be viewed en to , We Talent, and further Particulars nsay he of Mr. efilfry;'lieFfbnoneeess, near' , Battle; or Mr. Richard Turner. Attorney, Lewes, Suttee. NEW MANU FACTORY. j OBARTS, PLOkY M AN, and SNUGGS, beg . 1 -‘- leave molt rdpedfully to precut their thanks to the No- bility and Gentry, for their high and Battering approbation of the munen as and elegant Ar ides for Dee& invented by them ; and as their ambition b to decree the continuance of the very dlltinguithed patroness they have already experkneed, and hay.l log extruded their Manutedury, and brought it to the higheft degree of ...erfeclion, they flatter themielves to ettfure Neter*, I by a cieuftant and Splendid variety of mud and elegant produc. thou for Fakionable Deets. 'fury alto requeß the Public to obferve, that their Patent ManufaCture can be had genuine' only at their Ware-rooms, as there are (bop who Gil (pinions and common Articles, MAW the pretence of being from Ro berts and Co.'s Manufzetory...Cnnfifting of Royal Impetiall Nett, with and without Silver and Gold; qsambarys, Sarfnet Cambric., It ann. Mullins, Italian Sedum, w Odd and Silver, ft:lprd. figured, and plain. N. lk An estenfive CoUeCtiosi of evary Article for Families going into Muurninr. No. t. nuncio...ofeet, Covent-Garden. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS. For taking Iron Multi% Ink Spore, Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Mullin, lace, ire. and for many other Ulea, as a Subftitute fur Lemons. Price is. the Boa. HAVING received numerous complaints that compsfitisse fold unit,/ the title of SALT o► Lesions are noe only ineffeetual. but that they burn and deftroy the Linen, I think it natality to inform t►e Public, that MT TKOS EIAINTIAL SAL" or Lanus@ is only to be had, whole/ale and retail, at my atop in CockfpurAltreet, and that none Is to he depended upon as nine but what hat my Orman on the bottom of cub Box, and on the outride of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY. N. B. The Salt of Lemons is yortlealarly ufeful to Ladies In walking their hands. as it initandy takes out the Rain. of fru t. coloured glova, Ste. audio mock merit agreeable to ufe than Leman 'deli. At t ►e fame place may be had, - Sant Ws Scow, it tm n Deere, for taking Omit net d Silk. Stet, Woollen Cloth &c. SORES in the BREMT. SCORBUTIC indIIHRUMATIC COMPL SCALUR and BURNS. Bk:ASELEY'S FAMILY PLAISTER. THE Proprietor, a Merchant, in whole Family the Recipe of this Plainer has bete for upward, of a Cen tury, by the outwit lunched.) . os of tkoic who have atperieneed its swum, now offers it to the Public, as the smolt fats and ell tact ea Remedy in the following Dfforderes 101 ti IV TEE 51111/111T. There is no malady to which the kaiak Sex is ino-e liable r than painful Sores b the Bend t they attack the Patient at • dine when Oat is the molt uoStro bear the intolerable wraith which they meallos ; and whether they Pave their origin In • poeufkr pftdifpolog habit, or are the mealtime: of edi t or neglect (too often indeed the cafe!) they are M nun e c a FlTo the cak and beahh tithe unhappy fufferer. Num arc the mks which have balled the (kill and attention of emlrent Pm:Midway, or whenionly a temporary, init.:ad of an effeasai Cure has been snack. Pm the truth of tkb re mark (in which no Invidlees relettleta is intended) the Pm. prieter of the Pleat, candidly appeals to the Path ie, and be with much pledsre and conlidasee emir -bates the relief of human famine, while he teen co the world fo invaluable Medicine. INTESNAL ANC 1112015111 AND /DIMINO. _ . BM the efficacy of Mis Mediates ls not coained to the par. *Mar Cafe al oveateudosted t /ores which proceed from la• terral or means] Braila ; from habkaal intensperaace, or from fcdattary occupatioaa, an fooa brought by this Platter to a cats, and heal without danger. In cares of Sprains, even afta the Padent has for false barb of date faltered confinement, relief sad Inarb have bees afforded by tbe afe at the Plaftcr." Sold wtriagfak and retail hg Mr. Bader, 4. Cheapitle ; and by omit mAisioe Vow*, is tic United Sierims, is bans • 0.61.42. • • LA.CHRONOLOGICAL ABRIDGMENT 1 of UNIVERSAL HISTORY. To which is added, an Abridged Chronology of the molt remarkable Difeoveries and Inventions relative to the Arts and Sciences. Trannated from the French. By l.uey Peacock, tame. price 34. 6d. bound. For the Chazadter of this Work, fee Monthly Review, tBco. S. 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The Kin( has been pleafed to appoint the Reverend John Paton to Kt hat Majefly's Ahnoner in Seodand, to the room of Doane W,lllam Glom, deecafeL MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL-OFFICE, W•Y 3. S EAR , . - - - John Aldrich, Efq, on half pay - as — iaymalter of the tate ad rat tail n of the 17th Foot, to be Paymafter of a Recruiting Dll Commit Eon in the Perthfhire Regiment of North Britifh Militia. David wunasn Earl of Mansfield to be Colood. Coinuidnon in the Royal South Lincoln(lure Mili tia, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant. James Hurft, Efq. to be Major, Tice Richard Llewellyn, Efq. refigned. Dated April 26, 180. Commillions in the Bedfor dlhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. George Hagar, Efq. to be Carain. Dated April S, t Soy. ifthe AMOS, thin. to be Eniga. Dated April ta, 'Sox CommiUions in the Warariekliiire Militia, figned • by the Lord Lieutenant. Samuel Edward Simard, Efq. to be Gra Major. Dated Ja• nuary to, 1833. . William Holbech, Fig. tobc Second Major; and George Lloyd. El* to be Captain. Dated April iB, do 3. Thomas Townkod, Efq. us be Ditto. Dated April 19. 403. James Saunden, and Sahel Moore, Oasts. to be Lieutenants; and Robert M•Pbcrion, Gent. to be Enka. Dated April a, tBo3. Northamsonthlre Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Capd Rok, Gent, to be Lieutenant, elm Young, Who retina. Weßern Regiment of Somerfetillire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Briekdale, Ek. to be Captain, vice Lytiden. aetrated ; Henry Sweating, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Coles, who rasa& Suffolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant William Poohs to be Captain, ♦ice Lord Er;mese, who reds's. Commidions in the Northumberland Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain William best to be Major. Dated Aped a.11°3. Chariot Hurry, Efq. to Se Captain of one of the Newt:ale empower." Daied A,1803. WWI= Pah./ Bondi. pril Eft 7 to be Cptain. Dated April 11, Thome Aikenhead Ward, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated April 7,1633. Rags Thomas Laing to be Lieutenant. Dated April 26. acki. Commiffions in the Edinburgh Regiment of North Britah Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the City. To be Major-Olnenas tospa, Efq. Dated Get. 13 , OW3. To be CapealrDavid Williaenfoo,Efq. Dated Aprlll3oB4* Ti be Lientesunta...franekt lidnionnese, Thomas Ker,Wll. HasaßomaJ. a Matlntyre. mad Akainicrilwrae s boss. all dated (Mabee ts, aim Jams &Rey, Ocala Dud Aril ON. To be Captains--John I.epgatt, Erg. Dated Lit rch 11, 1803. Philip Ray, and George Grighy, Liqrs. Dated March 23, 18034 George Wcnyeire, Erg. Dated March 14, tesa3. John Worth, klei. Dated March 2.2. 403. in be Licutenants--lamei Stamp Sutton Cooke, Gent.—.. Dated March a, 1803. William Nervy Garnhasm Gent. ' Dated March 21,1803. John Fite. Gent. Dated March 22,1803. fo be Entsgus.—Tkunma Sheppard, Gent. Dated March 23, titoy. Join Conga., Cent. Dated April 9, 1803. Cottuniffions in the Byw•ell Troop of Affociated Cavalry, figned by his hfajelly. Dated April t 6, t 803.. Lieutenant William Hodtbon, to be Captain, rice Fen Wick, demoted. Walter Henry Johnfon, Gent to he lieutenaut, vice Hoddion. John Newton jun. Gent, to be Curnct. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June 74. Sander Buffet (beim, of Goßlitan-tquare, Whilnellupel, • merchant, desk, and thaptnart, at fen, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SG Ph [LSI:DE[). Richard Maddock', now or late of Buckler/barn London, broker, dealer and chaptuan. BANKRUPTS. William Brewer, late of Rochefter, Kent. Om* a prifoner is the King's-Bench,) couh-rnalter, deaf and chapman, to (of render May 7, r 7, and kW 14, at ten, at Laos du n. Attorney , Mr. Hill, nod-lane, fenciturch-fttect. George Matthews and Thomas Turnbull, of Budge-mitt, Loudon, merchants, dealers. chapmen, and partner', May ra, 17, and June la, at denim. at GulleihalL Attorney, Mr. I.lvertaßge. Furedtreet..l.tindon. Hugh Ibbetfon, of Potklinstm, Yortitire, fpiritintrehant, dcalet and chapman, May ts, 13, and June 14, It eleven, at the George 1110, fu Kinefton-upon-Hull. A.tornies, Mate. S ken and Knowl , s, Bafwellscourt, Lincoln'o-lisn,Londos ; or Mr. hiania, Hull. Henry Gardiner, of •rhamel-itreer. London, ft-Fdfnt in, titmice and chapman, May 14.21, and June lA, at ten, at fluildltall. Attornics, Media. Wdforl and Broad, Unica-tired, Suntas wick. Edward Baynes, late of Rochford, Elk& shopkeeper, (bct now a Fellow in Chelmsford Gaol), theater and chaplain, May 14, 21, and June 14, at twetvc, at Guildhall. London. Attar airs, Mr. Cutting, Bartlett's. Buildings, Hatboro, Landon; or Mr. Vandersee, Rochford, Ethit. Shirley David Beare, of Kenlington, Mlddlefea, Miller, May 7. at twelwe, May 17, at one, and J une 14, at nkelve, at Avaittey, Mr. Pleld, urner of Richmond. Buildings, Soho. John Counties and John Stephen., late of Penryn, Cornwall, • copartners, Ittimiteepers, dealers and chapmai, May 7, at twelve, May 25, at eleven_, and June za. .wee , at Guild. hall, Lardan. Anoraks, Mr, Reardon, Cathie-tonic, Gnaw einiretelbam, Landon; or Mr. Andrew Toung, I William Pittner. late of Semaing, Barks, batiber, May 9, and June t 4, at eleven, atthe Mick Bear Inn. Iteedlog,Bilith Anomie, Mr. Waldrop, Reading; or Mr. John loam, Stable-Inn, London. Thomas Bradnoct, late of Walla, &afford (hire, Bailer, iron• monger, dart and chapman, May 24, 25, and June ta, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Artandei, Mt. Jahn, in Walfall ;at Mars. !Underlay, Long and lace, Sp• . moad's-Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. May it. Robert Redhead, of Mark-line, London; wine Mat brandy-nacrehaut, at tea, at GaillhalL May a 7. John Paul, of Whatheller, hardwaranalt, at twelve, at the Shale:fru Tavern, Birmingham. M./ sc. John Kendrick the cider, of Birmingham, baowa maim' dealer sod chsposaa, at twelve, at Ms White Hart Digbethb Birmingham. May 17. Chnitapher Maas, at &althea, Iforldhlte, draparb at one, at Guildhall, Landau. iy 17. George Lublo and William Nere. of Lando, mat , chants and cowmen, at tea. at Guildhall. May 13. john Harmer, of Stroud, Glooccitarthlre t clothier wad thopiceper, at deems se the George ion, Etratld. May so. Michael Back, late of Clapham, Ydrkaille, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, me the New Inn, Clapham. Mu 17. Zacharlah Brown sad Samuel titan. of Coleman artet, London, mirchantsa dealer, and copartners, at deem, at Guildhall. June 4. William Pardoe, of Clement's-lane, S. Clement Dare% *Middkfez, lrurpt tram, at ten, at Guildhall. May sq. Thomas Johan% of Kiddennirdtm..,Worteßetlitire, groom, at ten at the Star and Garter tan, Weremier. May 31. Thasias Hansa, of CanduitAtteet, lianartt-tioara. Middle/es, taller, at tea, at Oull May rag. Richard Armitage, of New Bend. fired, HAMM:. fquare, Iresmaager, ag tam. at Onlidhill. May sa. Charles Cisiggrliss at %brow. pal* et Rochdale, Lanealhins o wasilimusamifadura, at gismo, at the Star Ina is Deatairin. Mandaufler. May st. Claris Lamle, late of Mardn.hreet, Leledhae. Reid; taller, at can, at Callahan. May :4. Galestard Long. of Malden, Ms, lhopiretoper. at dem, at Guildhall, Landon. May 17. Thirtma Wright, of Serkeley. Gieracefterdlreolen thler, at twelve. at the Lamb lau, Dudley, laid mom. May 13. Jobs litowau. of Banos. upon-Trent, Staffotdadre e hemmed hawker and pedlar, at ten, at the WuUdey Anse. Weifelay.hridge, par* ot °Meek*. ataffmrdihire. May sa. William Maltese the elder sad William Maher. the roomier, of Oniaavrich,Reat, dlitillera.vrinommrekints, sod partners la trade, at tea, at Guildhall. Loden. ' May 15. James Lybn, of Savage-GatJaka, Leradoti, mamba* at ten, at Guildhall. May 14. Thom Whaterbourn and Claris Ganlser, Careritreet, sear Chanerryne. Middlefea. whoa and . . eopartoers, at tew, at Cludd May ss. John Bowman, John Gafford. and Thomas Bottataa. of Poplar and Limetannfe, Middlef. 5. feed-erollters, sodadurers, and partners. at ten at Guildhall. May to. John Whate!ey, late of Ilsetkilde, St. Satiottes, South. wok, eolour.manufailurer, at ten, at Guildhall. May 16. Jaw itkalr.n, now sr late of Woreefter, voter. ah dere*, at the Star sad Garter bin, Woreefter. May so. joko Itulrell. Edward Ran,. Wagon Hartland. sod Thomas Williams. now or late of Warcdtar, metiliasts, at 'Wes, et the Hop. Pole Inn, Woreeder. June 14. William Stewart, of Doncaller, Validate, briars', at um, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS IN IRTLAND, Jotepb Comb, oi Cott. ffiligrOblet, te &snarler on the kb sad 7th Mar, and sibling. Jaen Koiy, ai U user s-quay, Dublin, Ilnen-draper, to farroodet tte cda and et ena day. sad cdt June. Jason Orris, of The toillown. county of Klltenny. onUtr, and now ofluifeofby. county Wexford, donee. II bastaMar the ct,h u4Oll May, tad ath la to