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-~ -- v '212. tea next Ne,,l t. place ;hetw et he &anti- har k R tO ar ' i?‘ Put it ihtniaLtt Le ¼, . ~ •;. _:. ~.. . .I.M ; • • t. ni each. Cel li , abscrittersj. • • Noma': -it ef. CONTRA( N. . - • co to (kW nit rrISPRINCIPALO, MMUS of Ms MAJA trot tlusrol:" ag the sk:ataN Note, That on WEDNESDAY, the 16th of April next, at One Clock, they will be ieady to treat with such Persons - as may be •;villing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock- Yarls, or any one or mote of them, and this Mace, with COALS. This day were publishech in post fivo: price 9s. boards, PHREE YE tRS' ADVENTURES o f a MINOR, in England, Africa, the West Indies, South Molina, and Georgia. ...1.•• - ••••• , ...MV, sta.nnuay,-zae-tatt Tait. at tWO o'clock) and a g- Room at Packtosium nage, do Vodoesday, the to edebraie his libjesty's Dieth.da.y.a-po this latterpc casion the Kvights of the_ scveral Crider; et•eottbeir Co 4 ll-rs. It also noitAes ihat has' iffibfriftlrift 11611. the tEarl-of• blurts% - ILIVse UP .; Illojefotlionlitrkairronissioner to the Crneral dosentkly.of the chantstaf Agotlattil,r-Also, tEat the following Captains were appoioted Flag-Officers of lobs 'Majesty's Fleet, viii. the Honourable Sit 'Charles Net, lilt. Rnhert ' Esq. and Ri c hard W ors l ey , 'Fits. to be Rear- Admiclls of the ,Blue.. • It :also statni elts iii ecintlderation of the tiistingukbed conduct of gig 65th Reginaeotoloriwthstie• rind of its aervioe in ItailLa and Xrabia,, his Plii:00141 of that Red o mint - biarbg on its Colours aotr adouittneita the figure of the Itoyalitger, - -a-idi:the word " indict" supersetibed, and also the word " Artbia" henelth the figure and .uunt6.:r of the Iteginrencto commegioratc.the services of the Corps in those countries]. . • • • Doi L/ni&N wareuniraso To seaso i tTape atfeloofr litlatrti.roar. City of' I).arhain—Sir "Henry Hirdioge, Grosvenor plaet, in the city of Westodriiier. " • lIAIsTICIIOPTCr EltitAile RD. John Slade, late of Tortenknos.;Coirt-rOarl, butcher._ from April 12 to 22, at tcn , at t h e Coq; of cnourissionersotlltntiupts,- 13.1singhall-street. fIANEIIULTeIIartUPEItSEDED. . • George I,aws-tt Whatley, Cheltiiihath; Thomas itobsrt Gregg, laterif Deal, apothecary% - - • 2 3 :TO THE BOOKSELLERS. • DR. 1611INSON'8 'ABRIDGMENT of HUME and SMOLLET, contintied to 1531, with 'l4O Ba.. ravings, will be ready on Tburaday, the 17th, at 9s. plain„l 'and Ins. 6d. calf, gilt ; or, on royal paper , Ent Hopres: slons, - at 15a. in b oar d s . • • . And on the same pu day will be shhdi - • . A COMPLETE DICTIOTIAItY of bli CHMIISTIM MINERALOGY, and G 110 LOGY.—By Alma.% MirtmEt.ti, M.A. F.A.S. with Zegravings,. at 10s. ad. bawds, or 12s. 6d. calf, gilt, being, die Second Volume of the Myr:unmet. CY cuotanTA: • • . Printed for SW Ricitaft Piiitttra and Co. London. ••• An apology is due for the delay of these Works,'hOr they will explain. the sufficient cause, when seen, by their unegiaalkd completeness, and by the interest, favour, and preference, which they cannot fail to comm a nd. Th e Hist ory of 'England has va r dors claims, but particularly as containing fac-similes of One Hundred great and farnod l / 4 Pictures of Bushell Masteth. • Math 'a Volume - buy to betitated,bat can nevr-.besurpassetlits-licaitty and originality; and it is offezed at a price which is warranted only by the aptictipation of a prodigious universal and per mutant sale. • 4 6 to 1 agst the liy WILLIAM BUTTER.WORTH, Engraver. Printed for Hung. Robinson, and Cu. 90, Chgapside, and 8. f.ondoes; and Edward Baines, Leeds. by Air. Stew- A Distribution of the Coals, and a Form of the Tender, may ten at this 01lice. No Tender ill he reci iv:II after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor artynoticed, unit...) the Party or an Agent , fur hint •r...tends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter . addressed :0 the Navy 13-sn d, and signed by two responsible Persons, en sing to become hound with the Person tendering in the awn of £25 per 100 Cbaldrons of Coals, for the due performance of the Ointracs. horses, &c. not . !ti in 'site au ,' -wile heats.-- MANUSCRIPT OF LOUIS XVIII. 1 3 •IL3 3 2 4 2 5 dr This day was published, in 11vo. Frencb, Ss. 6d. Fail/Rah, 6s. 6d. THE KING of FRANCE' S NARRATIVE o f hi s ESC A l'E from PA RIS, and JOURNEY to BRUSSELS and COBI.F.NTZ, in 1791. Teucro duce, et Auspice'Teucro. Hor. L 1. Oil: vi. • Printed fur Henry Colburn •and Co. Conduit.street ; and M. Bosunge aucl•Co. Great Marlborough -street. 6 dr - - INNOCICS IMPROVED and supgaiott-- • TON EDD PI A NO-FORT ES, NV A RR A NTED ; mano fatured and sold by him, at No. 267, St. Clement's Church.: 7 nd, Strand, are submitted to the Notice of the Musical Workl and the Public in general, as combining, in a very superior de re, the various qualities of power, brilliancy, sweetness, and uniformity of tone, so essentially requisite in constituting good sed perfect Instruments. El e gant Cabinet Piano-fortes, from 50 to CO Guineas. music or Cottage ditto, front 45 to 70 Guineas. Square Pianos, ham 30 Guineas upwardQ, according to the style of ornament. Any Lady or Gentleman wishing to e;cit.inge an old Inatru mem or one of :he above, will he waited on at their requrat (if ince near Tuvro), and the utmost value allowed for it. 7 4 rhie w,s a fiat II) S on him. 11. 9. 'and Itancliffes ortvs . • SURREY. • Between lIAMPTON-COURT anti OATI.A!•:IDS. Su i )saibvni, h. Lug Ir. revLe FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE...FREE and LA N D-TAX REDEEMED. he ac curd b:..;, It r%. SUPERIOR GRUEL AND OAKLEY WATER • - - - FlAni t 4 173 sinstirels, roost ODSON'S PitEI'AREP .BARLEY and PRE , PARED GROATS, made from the finest Pearl Barley aid Esibden Groats, ONLY. Froal this preparation of the Pearl Bliley, very superior Barley Water is made in ten minutes; w bkla is strongly recommended by the Faculty, as a pleasant, wkolesome, and nutritious beverage, particularly. in inflamma tory diseaes, and affections of the chest : it will also make a lig%t delicate podding; a cooling food for children and infants; sad is useful tot thit•kenlng Broths, Soups, &c. From the Partsneu Gnoars a smooth and delicate Gruel is task , in ten minu.es ; also a nice food for children. . lilaoufactured and sold by J. S. Hudson, Mealtuan, 25, Theo bald's-road, corner of Red Lion -street, Holborn.; is Packages of one inland, at 61 each. For convenience of carriage it may be had in tin eases, in which it Will keep for any length of time. Saldby Bremer, Baker to the Mike of York, 203, Piccadilly : 1. Manhy, 130, Strand ; and by all Groeirs, Bakers, (Abner t,Scc Tut PATENT MILITARY AND TRAVELLING BEL). great imprQve:nent made in this Bedstead has J. itulumil the Patentee to describe its peculiar' merit, and which no other Bed ever possessea. The whole Frame is com posed of wrooglstiroa 'Fishes, cased with Brass, which render it temArkably hght aid - portable ; it cannot rust or harbour vermin, by its ingenious end simple construction (being in one piece); it will not get out of repair, and is made ready for use iis ofie nine; it will pack with the Curtains and- Bedding in the small space of Nine Inches. To MILITARY OFFICERS joloing their Regiments &biota, end the nAsT and WEST I NODES, it is particularly recommended, fitted up with the Patent Mos- Ow Net tlirtains. To INV A LIDS, travelling for health in warm climates, it forms an invaluable appendage; k will enable' them to enjoy that necessary repose, which Cannot be obtained is the dirty Beds of the Country. They are in much request for SOUTH AMERICA and BRAZIL, and recommended to /Imitate trading to those Countries. 'labelled only of the Inventor and Patentee, 3. TII03ISON; 111, Lang-acre, where an extensive Assortment Is now on Shew. This day was published, Uhdiomely . Printed in 40. and illustrated by Four Maps, Spa Engravings of Natural History, and Twenty-four Cop perplate Engravings, executed in the best manner by Roseau) Vanes, from Drawings made on the Journey by Lieutenant Beet and the late Lieutenant loon, price £4. 4s. VARRATIVE of A JOURNEY from the . Shores 11 of Hudson's Bay, to the Month of the COPPER-MINE. RIVER; and from thence, in CANOES, along the Coast of de Pubr Sea, upwaids of FIVE Ii I NI)It ED MILES, and of the Return of the . Expedition, OVERLAND, to Hudson's BIT+ Om lifeaptain JOHN FRANKLIN, R.N. Commander of the Expedition. Wain Appendix, containing Subjects of Natuial History. Undertaken, and now publishing, under the direction and =barite of the Easi BATUURaI, one of his Majesty's PrinciPal Secretaries of State. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street, London. NAPOLEON'S GREAT WORK. SECOND EDITION. Ibis day were pnbliihed, in Two Vols. Fivo. with a Foe-simile of Nspokon's Letter to the Prince Regent, and four Plans, in French, 245. English, 2Ss. NAPOLEON'S MEMOIRS of the lIISTOIRY of FRANCE, durirg his REIGN, DICTATED at ST. HELENA toCounts MONTIIOLON,UERTRAND,GOUR GAUD, &c. and published from the Osioneas Maisiusuissisa. • . CORRECTED BY HIMSELF. lITAACTmoat 11111 PIIEFACK. "Daring the last seven years, much has been written relative tsAapoleon; all have wished to say what they knew of bins; Nay base said what they did not know. Statesmen, Soldiers, a 4 koshers, of all nations, have been desirous of passing Judg tralt upon him ; Everybody has spoken, except himself ! At *be also breaks silence, and in the most solemn manner llfolfito the judgment of posterity. .‘ kt the time of his abdication at Fontainebleau, he said to L'lrlOgns of his old legions—' I will record the deeds we „,,Ptlformed together.' But the rapid occurrence of events Lgea led to the revolution of the 20th . :Slarch, did not i•ernsit 411 15 Write his Memoirs at the Isle of Eiba ; nor was he able !folk the promise giv e n at Fontainebleau, until he arrived at 7 6 2Mena• No sooner W.V. his po:itical career terminated, 'les restless mind eagerly reverted to this project. lie did rea wait until he arrived at the ruck of exiits ; on board Vessel which carried him thither, he commenced his Me !Ill& He employed the six years of his captivity its writing "Mum of the twenty years of his political life. So con *al* Was he occupied in this undertaking, that to describe 4 1 1110¢: he bestowed upon it, would be almost' to write the of his lif e at St. H e l e na. Like Cxsar and Frederic, It wiled to kave behind him a monument which might en . a-wilsr ages . it" de seldom wrote with his own hand; he was impatient iket athoos pen, which refused to follow the rapidity of his wa l 6. He dict a t e d t o th ose who Were about him, and they faaralliged to accustom thous:Ayes to write with the celerity •teb- They often found it difficult to transcribe during the what he had dictated to them in the day. The copies t ki , ll°4l e, Napoleon r e vis e d in his closet, correcting them with 14 4 hand. These manuscripts, entirely covered with his j;;;1 61 F (a specimen of which may be seen at the Publishers), i s to 4M carefully preserved, because nothing m hich comes '"'metlelsrated a man will be indifferent in the eyes of pas "7' and they constltsite such a proof of authenticity as can question." 'mall: ['tinted for henry Colbtun and Ca. and M. Dos- Sapp arid Co. Speedily will be published, in Three Vols. I2mo. • RING A N GILIIAIZE ; o r , T ire C OVENANTERS . By the Author of " Annals of the Parish," " Sir Andrew Wylie," " The Entail," &c. " Their constancy in torture and in death— These on Tradition's tongue still live, these shall Oa Ilistory's honest page b e r i c t u r'S bright To latest times !"-GuAnaatt s &MAIM. Printing for Oliver and Boyd; Edinburgh; and C. and W. B. Whittaker, London. vas t.s.on Ir.• M-. The Holton c. Ithiglet. Mr: 3.cquee and the SQL ,•for holding a tch at Brighton, lirairti in XlOO, n a meeting yes. take place be * made with re lents having berm ring. 1 - low Vise hmles was the is first wggeseed• 1, as many thou should nut take mat the meeting imposition tieing rtment proposed e Lawyers did.— (said he), and Sfasistrates at the ei made known ihkiton hid bean Bata time, it wan Sc, and thkir WM. )t., made the required s having signet! a .eiolder has tiNca for 4notbrr of money. There and all the real cited to Neale oa Inesday next with ine condition, and Te odds are S 1211 60 well before e a little divided ra that Warreh ia t that the superior piece, more eye. aer. • of ihq .Gnarl: in to Pe ry,wbi - ls t miles on tni .•'de slaee'called Cheri the gatirdrione - nf tf Banffshire}, ne bun, a lus 'Cgs fp , 'ed aeriiss the road Iligent, the coach. shots was immedl. thject of the enacts. srgi.d his arms, but wa4.without *Ter!. of which killed gs and luggage, and o who incised this, ctli‘r guard, and a Droglscde, walkinr. other was wounded • t: hat. The lockers table amount seized tide passenger, was abLers continued ea up tLeir plunder for - a all the arms, mid luggage and papers This spot is near the robbed last January. lier's depredations. were executed cow Cork, for mu rdeting ,enitence. needing DSO front a suspickw evenge had given 10' tchelstown. In which The wEele of yestar. itrates, L. IL Attar ious murder. A ma ntly related to the* revious night by RA concernal in tM , and was one of that to a stage coach, Mothcr Red C..p, • the particulars of At at It was indispensaN : the who:n of tie ea eld for the present• Inquest, and al, of Mrs. Biomass. , :tit/Fishman to-morta'. vl in The ENO's" . Journal of twenty!' It is regularly pa y hotir of four o tlo o k s.- The price of brow Kgs; 060 _—..,.•..5im..el DINING-ROONI FURNITURE t o b e SOLD ; consisting of a Set of Spanish Patent Tables of the choicest Wood, 14 feet by five; a Set of ditto Chain, and a magnificent Sideboard, the Design of a person of well-known taste, and elaborately finished. The above is part of a select Order, and the-Property of a MAN of RANK, which, In consequence of the original plan of the House the Goods was designed forlaving been materially altered and contracted, is now dieted to the Public for less than two-thirds of the Manbraeturers' Prices, at MILLS'S, 77, High-street, Mary-la-Bonne, opposite Devon shire4treet. • - Q HAVING DEEEQ, EASY hy'tir cpggaat kY use of RIGOR'S MAGNETIC RAZOR TABLET, which, in its present improved state, combines all the properties of both a •Liope and az , Stropi .without the use of (ML To those Gentlemen who fret the inconvenience of •a *root beard. and a tender face, tLe i lf AN EXIC TABLET is most insaluabie; its use is patticularly simple, and*. erect on a good Razor astonishing, price 7s; 6d: ' - RIGGE'S AROMATIC SIIAVINGBOAP will atm. by, a single trial, prove the Troprietors - have at-lint:gib, succeeded in rendering the operatiot; of Shaving, hitherto faissfui.anststa-, pleasae now easy and pleasin g . , • • a Manufactory, 9i, Cheapside.' TQ TRIP .• 4 fr.Y A . TKINSON'S CURLING norm!. ovrtsz. TATIVE HAIR OIL, for'ilteadurtioe beila, held in the highest estimation.f toF tiutmtkaatO& #entiC It Ii ; indisprnsable.to the Toilet ; the effect it preelo:oceok the Halr in a month's usibg, must . lie. seen' to be it _clears the Head from Scurf, mobil' the Nair, if' harsh "dr, sOft, and glowy as silk, and gives to Chlklren'sHilfihettiost fanibat l l4,,- beautiful appearance. It should never ; bet otaitted when duel Hair is culled, as it keeps the Curl perfect during exercise, or in damp weather; and this effect is not produced (as some imagine) by supernatural heat; but by its great nutritive pro - I'4l'lles, which give to the Hair an extraordinary vigour and au**. It Ia from this peculiar property that it Is so generally•usest by •Ges denier' to recover their /lair; for where it has Wes off, fipm illness, perspiration, change of climate, study, anxiety of mind, etc. it will infallibly restore It. 'See kestizisonies frost Gentle men who have recovered their Hair by its use, in as Bray on the Hair, inclosed roundeach Bottle, price 3s. Bd. Also, ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, for changing!. Grey or Red Hair to a permanent Brown or Black ; price Sold by James Atkinson, Perfunter, No. 44 Gerrard -street, Soho-square, London ; also by Gattle, 57, and Rigge, BS, Bond- 1 street ; Sanger, 150. Grange,l26, and Fink and Langley, 4S, Oxford-street ; Taint, 41, and Johnston, 611, Corahill; and most. Perfumers and Hair-dressers. , - Dunius et placate usor.—Hoß. • Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. QOCRATus, by his discourse on Marriage, so an -10 raptured his auditors with the subject, that • the -snanded men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be *elided, and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the ward "wife" Jo the most agreeable and delightful name in utter. . . . . Thesaereilinstitutiori, then, of marriage, elellgemati the de• sideratum of our enjoyment; teeming net eirkp with on earth, but disposing the soul itself to karatooloo Mae hereafter. • Previous; however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes•an imperative duty, not:tieby to regulate the peaking but to chrome the grosser nature front 7 those impuritise.whid; the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon ie. To the neglect of such attention Are attributable many of these hapless instances, whicb, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress Min with the fear of self reproach. Luxurious habits will effentinize the body.--o residinge is the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially doe, eh. premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a. state of inanition, from whence the ago nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief+ To. ail such, then, we address oerseives, offering hope—energy—thus cular strength—felicity ; nor will ouradvances appear qesstiom able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs ot-twenty years successful esperience. The easy cares of married life are.sornetimes disturbed by the suspension those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath--for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—, yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. - • lu every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well •as in every re laxativa o; the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, arid with ellect. EatuFstly iolieitous to tapelike unfeeling einpyrie front the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and' cot,fident in our own honourable integrity as Members of College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of Bit sex (especially those entering into niatricuonial the) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal eau sultation ; and letters from the country art immediately an, swzred ; these must contain a remittance MS Advice and Medi cine, which can be forwarded to any .part of. the world, how ever distant. GOSS and Co. M. it. C. Surgeons, No. 11,.' Bouvene-strect, Fleet-sirset, undoo. gy• Private door round the cornt.r. 1 Just published (Sixteenth Edition), 1. The aSgis of Life, a fa milia conintentary on the above Diseases.--Snd, Hygersum, ad-1 dres,ed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be bad at 40, Pater noster.row ; ; Lti, Princes-street. Suite; 171,-Fleet street; Porter, 72, Grafton-street, Dublin; Jones, fly, Isee- 1 gate, Glasgow ; a all Booksellers. Price 51. ~. Capital RESIDENCE and OFFICES, FARM and LANDS, About THREE HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES, TO BIL SOLD BY AUCTION, By 'lr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, On THURSDAY, May 35, 1885, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free and Land-Tax Redeemed, situate in the Parishes of Walton and small part In Moulsey APPS COURT, wE...4r MOULSEY, CoMprising a mo.t excellent new-erected MANSION, planned for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, wish Suites of handsome Apartments on the Principal Floors, elegantly finished, enclosed with beautiful Mahogany Doors, and a grand Stant Staircase, leading to six spacious airy 13edchateliers, and three small ones; a very complete Range of excellent Domestic Oakes of all 'descriptions Hot - and Cold Bath; the whole planned and finished in a very superior manner, and the works completed to great credit of the prats concernedin the execu tion of them, and fit for immediate reception ; Coach-howses; Stabling for liaddle and Carriage Horses, with. Rooms and Laid over; Brewbouse, Ice-house, Farm-yard, Bailiff' s C ett a ge , Do4eote, doable Barn, Stable, and Gutbuildttigi prodictite Kitokap , Garden, willed round ; Pleasure , Grounds; Shruhbeti ties,, and Plantations; Sheets of 'Witten and rich Iteadovr and l'asrure Land, ciiiiiaining.ibosst' • . • • • • ONE MUVDRED AND - FORTY-SIX' ACRES,..• . • All widipd in k with' Enhance-gatei, &r. IA hand. . APPS . COURT 'FARM:. adjeiningi atif bolen . ded hf the Rivet -Thames bn the North 'consigning': e'lrery genrrei ic gtr aa irlOg. t igiSLDEbiCg,,..wfth, Oliceft. pleasant Gariken, - atOrecit i gall i ttooct,Farm-yard, with Cams, Stables; and tibtriestlA BMW, Pfeturesepat Cottages; Cao: tellated 51102934 X flouse ) .. and a 'compact Farm-yard, C ansl Buildings at a shirt diptanee, 'and- sundry Boel oi of rich Meadow, Plistuns, and. Anal. I.3nd, all • lytas cionipaei, and cootaisit p rg s zards of 'TWO . HUN RED aid TWENTY-TII A ' itif . •In itoCoi lIREte S :Bift, SrAtalsonovan, on Litinao A neat - con:poet DWELtINGLIIOUSE, with Yard, atgbles; Sheds, and Outbuildings, and a Pine of rich Garden Ground,. 'sliest SIX ACRES,.- =closed by Walls; well Studied 'Mid 'Planted with Fruit Trees, in the occupation of Mr, Snsisom,. on Lease. • . Lai 2. A FREEHOLD and COPYBOLD ESTATE,' situate in the Village of Harahan), and Panalt-a - Wakon; coan. prising a Brisk-built COTTAGE, Garden, Two Bona, and ,Nine Eutlostires of Arable Land-;-principal part lying compact on the Road from Walton to and Esher, . costainbeg nearly SIXTY AVERS of,excelleut Arable. Land, in the occu pation of Mr. Seartamtooan, on Lases • • • The hiertdoa to lie mieWed"lif 'Tie Lets.—Mr. Hewitt; et . Are Coon, obliv4ho Mad, of-trlmas Particulars may be 'lad; at the Duke's Head, Walton ; BMr . , „ Eaher , ; Toy, Hatim ton Conn; 'Griffin, kinpion ;• Swan, Choosey ; Bash, Staines ; de s Salt HSI; of Mal i n. Gsab ui, W k indoriey, and Domaine, Rr dim. at Gairaway'sk and of Mr. Robins, ire;ene-street, opp osite Ilitriinifon4tr4ei, where a Plan of isles Estate ajar be mom . 1,•• 7 ` • bAlilitAitafig FA IT *ICA* J it .. • BANK - BUMS. • • • , William Mitchell, Winstead, Elite:, butcher.to attrrensfee Ansi' 15, 2i, and Illay 24, at twelve, at the Court of Comnilssioners of Bankrupts, BasiughilLstreet. Attornies, Messrs, Amory and Coles•• Tbrogarortort-ereet. • Bigneil,Wllliaut 4.:ologresterssereer„ flavege.gatdials, chant, April 19, at ten, 22, and May 24, at. eleven, at. the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, flasinghaU-strest;— Attorney, Mr. Pasmote , Warnfard-come,llrognmertok.street. - William and Daniel Gunston, St. John-setter Clerkesw, cheesemongers, April 15, 22, and M a y 24, at b fivelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinshalLetreet.— Attornies, Messrs. Holmes and Co: New Inn; William Henry Tacker, Lite of High Hollsorn, winder: fflale cutter, April 15, 26, and May Sl, at ten, at the Court of • • Cotnnnesioners of liankrepts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Alr. Howell, Hatton-garden. 'William - Hayward, kite of Bread-street, coal-rnerchar.a, April 19, 26, and May 24, at twelve,.at the Court of Comniis . sioners of Bankrupts, Lasioghall-street. iittornics, Messrs. Grimaldi and Stables, Copthall-court, Throgmorto.t-street. Sarah Darbon, Mary-L.boune-street.Gnldin-square,witie-cocper, April 15; 26, and May 24, at ten, at the Court of Commis sinuerkif Bankrupts,l3 3 sin g halt-sthlet: •AttorneY, Mr.Warls, Lower Thornhaugh-strec-t, Bedford-square. Mary Amelia .Shirreff, Duke -street, St. James's, dress-sher, . April 19, 25, rind &fax 24, a; twelve, ;. at the 4 ni urt of Corn- Miss:Otters of Bankrupts, Basingliall-streeL Attortiet, Mr. Rice, Jerrhyn-street,. Piecadltly- • Behest Bialford, St. Martin's-le-Grand, plutabir, April 19, 46, and May 24, at eleven, at the Court or rwriti:Vitonels 'cf ihnhnhos . *atil 2 .l ll ,44Crect. , Aiitrioies, Waists. Yintag pad •- T4iTTsoy ) , CharLatte-reif,.. Manaust-honsc, t . • r • 4 Saisidiel Tsbrnti,' Itnen-diaper, „ telf,'`and May 24, at twelve, , at the erratic! Conintheinsiers et Volk rupts, Basingh.lll-street. , Attees)wkMr. Green,- Pope'e4ead. spry, Cornb ilt. . . . . • DIV-11mA* to be node.* EMI tienlitiAAT NAST. Nay :Tob:J..., Hesie f, asetterdsalintllNSad- • Mad, rettiltier of sprits at tee. May R. a l'llkkfirtrberlw-stipare,Cnenmer dal-toad, merchant, at one. May .A. Ilenricks, .7eo-ries square, merchant, at twelve. ,111ity and :L Evans, Leicester-sotisre, tailors, ,at May 3; J. Seth . Iligh- .erect, Shadwell, .cheesernouiler, • • - DIVIt)E?NPSto be inade eOUNTIZY. May 3, D. Jermyn, Great Yarmouth, merchant. at eleven, at the Ansi Itan„Great Yarnancith. May 5, S. Allen and T. -C. Nob* Arietol, lisen.drapera.,at samosa, as tl.e Whigs 'Linn Inn,- Briatuk May 7, S. Hargreaves, Liverpnol, per, at one, at thp George bin, pale.atreoc, liyrrpe s l , . • Cnts.LIFICATAIIresMar a•-• -r • • • T. Lee, merchant. C. Van% DAM*, woollen-draper. J. Pool, naditin;Corenvill, nit*. S. Baker, Lftroh, Rues, Miller. C. Kennitigroh, - Oltnitilid-Briggs ' Lin colnshire, draper. P. Soirothy, jbn. Lloesipool, prieeiduninet chant. R. J. Draper, Fleet.ntarket, stamen& ilia. Birmingham, merchant. H. P. Htmiseii lApetioi ff SuLulk i apothecary. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNEREITPL • Read and Powell, Birmingham, engravers. ce'and Smith' Tothill-street„ linen-drapers. Busby and Foci Bitiningham, wire-drawers. Barnby and Stainton, Great Drlffieldi York s hire, raff-merchants. Dean and Bedford, Burton-upon-Treni, enact rs. A. and A. Fannie, Kilmarnock. Newbold and Downer, lieu verle-street, Fleet -street, tailors. Mason. and Jennings, Man chester, painters. Legg and Holland, • Rini-Street, Holborn,. coach-makers. L. and C. Dumbrell, Brighton; grocers. Bill tell and Griffin, Croscombe, near Wells, Somerset, analtaters.• Mason and Leach, type-Metal-makers. Webster and Comfort!), Manchester, turners. Ilulsery and Taylor,. Aachqr. and Hope alley, St. George's, Middiesex,pawn-brokers. Birrow and Co. Leadenhall-street, merchants. Phillips and Rillbe, lime -street, ! wine-merchants. talsOns and Fletcher, Red 'fAcni:sqnare;suc donee's. Macleod and Co. Skinner-Burn, near Newca.stio-upotr ! Tyne, earthenware-manufacturers. -. Johnson and CO. Worksop, , Notts, coal-merchants. Rooker and Lawden, Birmingham, jewellers. Fleetwood and Co. Preston, Lancashire, cotton-m..- nitfact urers. . We have alreitdy sikallil,account,of an act of slttiaclAl fiiiiaric . iiM; ii ' Siiitiatiiii . ,' fie Cliieifyirig i t . young whistled sit'Titiliekni. Ifiitifiiiediiigiagainst Viparties have just commenced one . the Suprimi linnal it Ztitich,'Whith confirin - the stetetient pre vt6usly given of this deplorable tweet.: • - ' • • • 'AA imfdrivnate yonttg woinait nsOlefilb a board, *finding death itt a' benefit, end expiring wilder the steel which :sitikei her, •her sister perishing in tor- - urei, iheir brother' lacerated with frightful • ivonncls, • but still surviving the blows inflicted by his execu- . when Sir W dossers ; these latter covered with blood, alternately Sir Enwaao-Ccoct,alts.ttoinn:Nsay_;benroeuragihtatdodtrrLild,. ed the ." h grew. hit traitor that ever leved."-ktaleight " Xoii speak Ils , '"it c praying and striking, 'siaging hymns Over the two following strain 1--Coke, " Thou art.th e mos t iikumin'exi," the laced bodies, .and believing the work of God acconi batharoudy, and uncivilly ."— Coke," I want wsi t ds sidatien eci t i o' At 7 then n . figgli . 4 . l,b7 the moat bqrrible crimes. To this is a re , . . express thy viperous treason."-flaleigil " I think y tgiOtl s: SI,PIII ..0 tiniig Its its author, perverted by words, indeed, for you brit spoken ons thing b.,rt.,• citt watt some wretches; siteiria the teridency•of-thit gloomy urnsi."—coits; . Thou Art 811 adieu stellow - illy n ' inie 3 l9 4 hatt. fulls, allthe realm of England Asi . thy priL."---ititler g h, Is It and mystical ev o qtation of .these '-dangettins sects, viiiii:k ii.oui unto isiict reasttio .4624 , of „ telt• the will go . near to prove a measuring cii*t between you sea its, priests an On ragifill Will Utte-thirpetheps becOtrie Mr. Attorney."—Croke, " W . all, 1 will,n o w m a k e . n avian . to 'the world that th ere never lived a viiesviper upop tht. face yt the executioners or the •-' : •'• •••' • L . m earth than thii9. Thou art a monster ' • thou hag tit Ruiiiiti The meeting in'ivrtich 'these intirder . vweS•x4ma- fate -but a Spart4 heart. Than viper! reit flisaii thee, there ruined, was compoieil• of theiadiaeoffoufshrughleist traitor ! Have I angered yeti'--.34lfflight, Khans. l a w emcee (Margaret, Elitabeili t BaiUdtia, and 'Berbera), Of i t . b e angry . " .. - • An Acme Sarootaiarrea.—n. initeliovot Gazette-my" . !mother panted Gip: patctt"st.•shevait; Mut Ern4tra .. Accortang M The Cerliemi Pat:ogre ilfogixtrie sot iii.tp'.:Ao* , l'e hlipt inalii-seivanr;•ltt.irgstret,Jaggli,..tlf the bicitbet:4ll4aw, • died litelys fa Spat* it schooloaaarer; who tot St ' as; Mid - 7- Maser s 2. toliqcsycta,ker k ast•Qeyfleuen i Isis h ic i t h e i, V on- kr. needed a I.wge inatitatroikwith oid-favhioesd so/verity. item rs4Moser and stfilrl Ursura Kee d' ' -' h hoes' Ive ' gc ' 4° l 4 1) means °I ~ - ,• , n tg, u • it -vs recorded observatiopa„ - osse 7 e l f tki ushers had c culatecl that, in the course of his exertions •1. he was intimatel/ 'c,ontlected. :l l4 . atgaret (tri. whoet 'had given 917,5d0 caning", 121,000fioigings, 20D,Otstietts •: they. haa.given the ' nab ,or. Sa int) died c 1 'trifled i: 1 !A s tra rips with the rifler; and 01,700 tasks to get brbetti: f Elizabeth.expii eii an isciut• afterwlciis ; the father wed was further calculated that he made iootiosssusidaap ea ,,,, Ke i one of the sisters (Susanna) are in prisOn,•to which . the kneel7o hold lithe r; harp :d. 4e i tlo w w vast fe°rthmf f r i's.". 4 2 l l fourth sister,. and the two seivants,-ate going to be 'inflicted by a single perverse eduCator .. quantit y o iiinali '- conveyed; the brother, GAS . Oita; it et the hotel...from • About frte o'clori. on Wednesday afternoonolie ball hash ti e whence he will be conveyed to the prison of Zurich, top, o f oti n e i l:t h ' o d u zz:s• a o n f y I d pzi a c g h c. Catb . It e f d o r i al ;n w t h h i e ch stweauuud .b esefacil:g 7- - .:- athis late heavy gat e s, fell to dui grusiad e affired to th e t op assew, as soon as he is cured of his wounds. • .• • The bodies of the two sii t i r h s ' hire been seta to' t h h 3 e PP W I - I s i st front of the Cathedral; and penetrated a iinsiderable Maidstone, *idle in astute of Intoxication, fed &mit Zurich, as well as a correspondence and same p= 1 esist sua bl e nt y o s t e h . :tt. arm ' t : t • en . . cedoc . ir, 2 min nimect wi.riina relative to this sect, which it.: is hoped will afford 1 Dooe, of ,a" . d . ,'„, e n t e:lzo fet . .t . deep,and was so*sisigularly jurtanate,..,...s.i v ,., some useful infortnation respectiOg its Migin frightkil progress.• - ' • "' - • Ipo ITI4-.tr.v.i I!..itlry by t h e die). . . .. • - • , . . . • - • . ' • This day were puNished, in Bvu. lOs Gd. IR. BARRY CORNWALL'S NEW POEMS, 1. ci.ntaining the Fz.ooo of Tistasm.y, the Giu. of Pao- VENCE, and four others. 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