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tt t 4 L • 1 tAt t b e 4,4,1,14 . (-A °tat. art • • I -1 1V 1 .71 - • • t •i• • • - • • 4 • • —kat . r - _ i` ! I f -I#2: 0,-, irvioaN LONDON, MONDAY; MAY 1, 1.820. " The Cause for Waal HAMPDEN fell in Ae Field, bad SYDNEY died on the Scaffo ld!" ':--- PRICE SILVER PENCIL M. 4705. DOCTOR SYNTAX. This day was published, price 2s. I. No. 3, Vol. I!. nirrt • R EsQuE TM IL of DOCTOR SYNTAX; r troataining three coloured Prints, and 311 pages of haiasseross Poetry, by the same Author that produced the Ava si p,,ptior Fort. The Prink are respectfully informed, that the genuine %T.% has the name of 114/W1.104D: OS. as the Artist and tee :ohne of tcaltallAS 4, es the Pubiisher, engrattsd on each piste, to distinguish it from the fraudulent. DR. WALCOT. *kW PETER PINDAR. This day was published, by Bold and Northhouse, No. V. price Its. Od. of %IDE LONDON MAtiAZINE anti MONTHLY 4 CRITICAL and DRAMATIC REVIEW, embellished with a striking and elegant Portrait of the late Dr.W aleot; and containing in BIOG AAAAA I. Life of Dr. Wakol, by minor his most intimate friends. comprising many interesting Origi nal Anecdotes and unpublished Poetry ; 11. Life of the late )lenj.West, P.R.A. ; ALCHT W,sr, No. V H. Marianne Mont morency. or the Vied/us of the Revolution, a Tale ; VIII. The Old Mild: IX. The Lady of the Hill; Carricat. Essays. 111. On the Genius and W riling% of ..Eschylus; Miscam.assot s Aneartas,l.Sketchesof Switacrianti•nd tdeliiiins.by a roost Traveller; 11. Modern Novelists. Miss Pover. Miss worth, Mrs. Hannah Moore, and Mr. Maturin ; 111. A New gate Pastoral; IV. Singular Habits and Manners of the In habitants of London in the Ibtb sad IU Coutarles t V. nlagalar Castors aid Ceremonies of various Nagano t Lira sum, Review, I. Southey 's Life of IVesley • 11. Cedars 1 Travels is France. Italy, and Carniola; 111. ;tinwares Fall of Jerusalem, a Tragedy ; IV. Mill's Hlstory of the Cru sades ; V. Tan Monastery ; VI. Retribution. a Poem. by Swan; VII. Patronage; VIII. Foreign Literature; Ftse ARTS, I. HA% Picture of Christ's Entrance Into Jeru salem; 11.011 and Water Colours Exhibition; Dean Artc R vraw, I. King's Theatre ; 11. Drury-lane ; 111. Covent-gar den ; IV. Minor l'heaires; V. Ihrisiaa Theatres ; Table Talk for every Da) in 'tiny ; Anecdotes; Hama s ALL Poway, Longinus o'er a Bottle, ('auto IV. &c. Literary, scientific. Foreign, Domestic, and University Intelligtmce ; Nletrrolu gical Reports ; Births. ; Prices of Stuck, &c. N.B. The title of this Work having been pirated, it is ne cessary to inquire evprcssly for fioLD's 1.0,,u0t —I, Weal Russel-street, Covent-garden. •,,,* The last Number contained an cup:Like likeness and well-written Life of the late Benjamin M est. P.R. t.; and the preceding throe Numbers, of Lord B) run, Mrs. Beecher, his late \Nest). and the Mae of Kent. Slit ditto—Second Lieutenant T. Drury, from the Rifle Brigade. to be adjutant, with the rank of lieutenant, vies Price, who resigns the adjutaacy only. ditto—Captaio J. N. Read, from half-pay of the re giment, to be captain, vice R. Macdonald, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 16th ditto—Captain W. Broomfield to be major. by pur e:m.4e, rice Thomas, who retires; Lieutenant F. Tharlow to be ,explain. by purchase, ties Broomfield; Ensign H. WMattfts to be lieutenant. b e - purchase, vice Thurlow ; R. Co!tinhon, gent. to be ensign, by purchase, vice APldaoul ; Lieutedant T. Skinner, to be adjutant, vice Thuriow, pro moted. 26th ditto—Lientensut W. Johnstone to be captain, by purchase, vice Farquharson, promoted; Ensign T. S. Pratt, lo he lieutenant, by purchase, vice Johnstone ; W. Sitwell, pint, to he ensign, by purchase, viee Pratt. Alst ditto—Ensign Brown, from half-pay 41h West In dls•Regimest, to he cosign, vise C. L. Kennett, who ay. ehieges. 43d ditto—C. M. May, gest.. to he ensign, by purchase. 40th ditto—Captain ft. Moore, from half-pay 4:b Foot. to be captain, vies T. Parr, who exchanges. 54th ditto—Assistant-Surgeon C.Hasellton, fres 7thl Foot, to be surgeon, vice Redmond. deceased. 59th ditto—Lieutenant W. T. Mayne to be eaptain, with out porehase, vice Mandesille, deceased--To be Liente woes—Ensign E. Griffiths, without purchase, vice Mayne; Lieutenant %V. Williams. from 41st Light Dragoons, vice Hogee.who exehanges.—To be Ensign—W. Douglas, gent. without purchase. vice Urifliths. eiM ditto—Lieutenant J. Singleton, from half-pay 44th Foot to be lieutenant, vice Philip Rickets, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 87th ditto—Ensign C. Wlllierron to be lientenint, without gr, C vice Greene. deceased; Peter Brennan, gent. to ti or n, without purchase, rice Wilkerson. 74d ditto—Hospital-Assistant R. Knox. M.D. to be as sistant-oirgeon, vier Hamilton. prumoted in the 64.91 Foot. fah ditto—Captain P. 11. °oldie, from half-pay Yid light Dragoon:, to he captain, vice R. Bunnorth, who exchanges. recelt lug the difference. Ind ditto—Ensign J. Deans, from half-pay 79th Foot, to be ensign. vice W. Mansell, who exchanges. 3d 11 est India Regiment—Lieutenant ti. J. Ricketts to be certain, without purchase, vice Appleton, appointed to the Stb Royal Veteran Battalion. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain U. Barter. from 3711 t Foot, to be captain, vieeToole, whose appointment has out taken place. Atk ditto—Lieutenant R. Boyd, front Bth Foot, to be lieu tenset. 10th dittn—Quartermaster A. (111.1.1111111111. from half-pay 13th 1.3 qt t Dragoon.. to be ensign. vice John, who returns to Ids former situation on the Retired List. Hospital Steff—Hospital-Assistaut 11. Orr, from half-pay, lobe hospital-assistant, vice Knox. promoted in the 72d Foot. DIVIDENDS. May 90, J. E. iloolboom. Union-eourt. Broad-areot• merchant, at Ouildhall—lllay 90. W. Sennett. Hewn lane, Clerkeawell, seaveager, at 0 uildhall—Magllo. R. Bread-street, Cimapside, warelmeaeman,at Guildhall-318y 13, 11. It. Flaw, Riches-eourt, Lime-street, merchant, at Guildhall—May 20, J. Graham, liirtniagham. Clean-draper, •t Guildhall, London—May 90, J. Witklasea, W. Horne, and J.Wilkinson. Friday-street, warehousemen. at Guild hall—May 20, I. B. Belcher, Hatfield Broad Oak, li ssse:. lines-draper, at °MIA.% London—May 90, G. Kershaw, Ronsford, Essex, shopkeeper, at Guildhall, London— May 96, C. Hensley, Stroud, Gloucestershire, mercer. at the Bell lan, Cheltenham—May 24, J. Ingham, lialitas, and S. Haley, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapiers. at the Talbot tun, Bradford—May 25, R. Bramwell, Newcastle upon-Tyne, hatter, at the George Inn. Neweastlemn‘m- Ty ue—May SO, T. Parkinson, ten. ticawhy, Lincoloskir.. and T. Parkinson, jun. Klagdos-upon-Httil. raff-nterettaists. at the Doak and Duck Tavern, Hull —May 111. W. Bowles , T. Ogden, and 0. Wyadhsa, New Baran. Wiltshire. aad J. Harrow, Shaftesbury. lioraetshire, bankers, at ti a White Lion Inn, New Sarum--May IC J. Woodward. Rea bur) , Oxfordshire, upholsterer, at the White Hart lac, Bait bury—May 20, J. Davidson. Beer-lane, Tower-street. mer chant, at Gullialiall—Ma) 30, T, Lawford and S. Oriassidlek. Bevis Marts, St. Mary Axe, say-factors, at 30, F. W. Rutledge, Lucas-street, Comma and flour dealer, at Guildhall—May 10, W. Burton, Corti hill. nuctioarr, at Guildhall—May 90. J. Turner, Clarliel hill, merchant, at Guildhall—Ma) 20, J. Downes, Brewer street, Westminster. harness-maker, at Guildhall—May *. T. A. Itlinettln, W. G. Carter. and A. Kelly, jun. of Pore.- mouth. bankers, at Guildhall, London—May 40, R. Bartlet:, Vincent-square, Westminster. wheelwright, at Guildhall — Ma) 22. J. Rayleigh, Bristol, brass-fouuder, at the Commer cial-rooms. Bristol—June I, R. 'hakes, Liverpool, sad maker, at the Star and Garter T . Liverpool. CERTIFICATES—Mae SO. _ tWORTANT TO THE INDEPk.NDENT LI% ERN' OF LONDON. Junipublished, A LETTER TO 'ID LIVERY OF LONDON on the CITY ELECTION. Ey ONE HEIIINU THE SUENEH. " Thee's something rotten is doe stele of Deamark." Sahib' Wilson, Royal Hschtanfer., rite Is. (ht. Tz!eabote'Pemphlet contains I familiar Incto” o f cif, Poli:ies sad IPolitielaat, and exposes the Wel causes whirls. at the late Election, prodneed the'f riunich of this Ilis.isteeldi . 1100 MTH. Iltis Mr was published, by Boldwin. Cradock. and Joy. price to Fut:scribers 11 . Is. tech.—Nos. I. and It. of erlifill I triginal and tieritiee WORKS of SI'II.LI.A M HOG !Rill. from the Plates lately in the possession of Messrs. Doydell; and others engraeed by entleert Artists; the xui—unster the superintkudaatre of James Heath. Esq. R. A. oreusimssied be explaitations of the various subjects. By Juba Nichols, Esq. F.. 1.5. 3e. Number I. contslns—l. Portrait of Unearth; St. The Harlot's Progress. Plate 11. : 3. The Rake's Progre ,, t. Piste III.: 4. Idleness and lndu itry, Putts 111, and IV. ; b. Por trait of J. Wilkes. No. 11. I. Marriage a-la-Mode, Plate III.: 9. The En raged Musician; 1. Harlott's Progress, Plate V.; 4. Frattee, Plate I.; 6. Beer-street. • • t)uring the course of publication, the Work will be ysr . plied to Subscribers only. whose Danlog nit(' addresses meal be forwarded to the Pubtishers, thrones the medium of their respective Rook or Printsellere. Tne Impreseions will be detivere I in the exact order of the Subscription I.ist ; and the more of each Subscriber will be printed on the Wrapper o! his Copy The Price to Subscribers is I/. Is. each Niimber ; but every Number not celled for within six months from the tiny of its yohlication. will be adsaiteed to If. Ss. • • A few Copies remain of the Third Volume of Mr. inset's Biographical Anecdotes of Howarth," in 4to. = 45.; or, on lerge Prper, tit Os.. sold by Baldwin. and Joy ; and by Messrs. 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Note Reeves' Se .0 Wised al bliss sapplies, 4lsfroyal application marks the rise. May he had at 20, Paternoster-row: SM. P2ll-Mall i Plreadilly ; 24. Gerrard-street, Moho ; 112. Fleet-street ; 174, nett-street ; c t. Chrspside. London ; sod at all Rook selters.—hletsrs. (lflbs ant Co. are to be consulted, as usual. every da), at their house : and Patients in the Country are req.sested to describe atioutel) the cas • encit.siag a re alttanee for Advice and Medicine. which ran he forwarded to any part of the World.—()oNB and Co. M. R. C. Bur geons, IS. !karmic-street, Fleet-street, London. THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. Patronized by HER MAJF.RTY, their Royal Highnesses the DUCHESS of YORK, and DUKE of SUSSEX, hi% lorperial Alejetity the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, by their ►peci - I Authority, and by moat of the Nobility and Henn., throughout Earope, sad ROW i c , ; A en N uin fY e S we MA n C ted A t r atr A o ß rd t Oi se i g , r , e t a h t e est no ig O r i ur . i n s a h- 1 sent to the Human Hair. prevents its being Injured by change of ciiroste. illness. tras ening, de.; removes tbe scurf, Weakness and dryness, presents the hair falling nr turning grey, and produces a thick groat% on ball places, makes the hair son, curly. and glossy. preserves the curl in damp weather. produces whiskers anti eyebrows. —Price Se. Od., 75., 10s. and 414. per bottle. Also ROWL AND'S ESSENCE of TYRE.—By merely wetting the hair with this preenration. the Proprietors war rant to produce immediately a perfect change in RED or (TREY HAIR, WHISKERS, E-BROWS, de. to a beautiful glossy and permanent BROWN or HI. ACK, imi tating the exact natural colour. 'Wnshim , makes this dye more durable.—Ladies or tientlemen .nay (fie their hair with ease and secresy.—Price 45., 75.6:t.. and M.. 6d. Sold wirclesale. retail. se ed fur pxportation, by the sole Proprietors. A. Rowland and Son, corner of Kirby-street. the first turning on the right in ilatton-garden. Holborn, London: and, by appointment, by Messrs. Heruiries, Titch borne-strcet : Smyth. 117, Oattie end Peirce. 57, Overton, 47. and I). Rigge, 34, New Bond-street; Rayley and Blew, Cookspur-street ; N. Berry. 17, and Johnstone. 15, Greek s Meet ; J. and C. Ratter, 4, Chasmic's; Rigge, 65, Cheap side: Newberry and &me, 4.3. and Edwards, rill. St. Paul's Cbrarah-yard ; Burgess, 68. ; Barclay and Sons. all Fleet-market ; Prout, VstiL and Low, WO, Strand ; Row ney, Ilki. llcton-garden; Pye. 25. King-street: Salton, Bow Church-yard ; Tait, 41. and Johnston, Cornhill : Rob ton and 'runt. Royal E.tchuncre: Whyte. Eistchesp; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders. A. ROWLAN - 0 and SON respectf• ily CAUTMN the Public a,gainst spurious imitst , ons, composed of deleterious ingredients. injurious to the Wilt. To prevent the Imposi tion, ask for ROWLAND'S OIL or ROWLAND'S DYE, acid observe that each genulee bottle is signed on the out side label, In red Ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON."—III with out that signature are counterfeits. V*, STRAND. SALMON, ODY, and Co. most r-..spectrally in form the Public, that tbelr PATENT S ELF-A DJUST IND TRUSSES continue to be retrommemied by all the most eminent Surgeons in Town and Country. The springs are so constructed as to admit of increase or decrease in size and force; will answer for right or left side. without the least imvonvenienee to the wearer, reviring no nader-snap or other galling bandage. The PATENTEES have the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the Naval and Militsty Hn.piaus, the Dock ± anis and Ordnance, the Mew infirmary. the Hower able East India Company. the City of London True So riety. the Mary-le-bone, Wivelivonmbe, Bristol. and Den bigh !Minna rles. the IMddlesexli•-zp;ml. tie. &c. &lanai , tory. 11)3, Strand, Cocoon ; et a Is Ualeeie de Palate Bristle. No. 183. a Paris. N. B. Persons residing in the country, sending the dr eurnferenee of the body somas the hips, may dersd sr* being areiralely Sited. Sold by Butler sad SOM. lie. St. Siteirville-street. Deb tin; *edam or nen Draggiste is every principal Tuwa is England. THE Cheapest place in London to buy real good CARPrIN. DEARTH Rl t IS, and FLOOR CLOTHS, Is at I let. LONO- %URI% woerc T. WEAVER Is always at home to stair the lowest pike, and ire that his Friends' orders are properly eseeated. Full nionsnes is given, aad every artiele wart-tooled. Druggets. W.oil Rugs. Table Cos ors, Matto, and Doyleys. et very low prices. N. 11. Please to observe, It la the Old Shop, No.! IS. !Av eiro. no etionesi with any other Rousts In London. 5.0(10 TICKETS ARE DRAWN. 'AZARLI and lb., the Contrite:ors. begs to sr ._ (paint the Public, thetz.....ltheei.hliVy.tr,tkim lase anew, " - GRAS. STATE Or TES Winn. Four Prizes of ell.tlllo A' 30.009 zw,(ol .1•91.0(Al Two Prizes of ZIO.UPI.I Purr Prizes of 1.000 L 1.000 .11.11(W) 1 LIAO tulle-eight Prizes of 11 At. f. r. Ate. Making together. in Money end Consols. SEVENTY-EIGHT CAPITALS VET L.:NDRAWN. 'lt% 0 Prizes of As lU.IIOO MUST SS DEAWN TEE FIR‘T FIVE 111INCTSS NEvr DAY. loth M %V. Warranted Undra Tickets and Mares are on Sale at the old established and Fortunate ()ltiens of HAZAVIO and Cu— the Contractors. (loyal Exelt•nere %AL Cornhill ; end 324. Ozford-street, r..rner of Su allow-street. London ; wlw shared and sold. in the Izst Lottery Contract. e.3i u and 6,6)0 110,000 each, and in a recent Lottery ALL TOE Put/Ls or 1 . 30.000!!! HAZARD and Co. shared and told Four of the Capital Prizes drawn last Tuorsdsv. 17th April. ••• HAZARD and Co. hate Agents is all the prinelpa: Towns throughout the Country. FROM samum •.s Lti.l - 110.V GAZE TTE. mir.rrAn V PRON;OTIOI.4S. War-lIIRce, April 2S, ISSO. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards.—T. Pigott. gent to be cornet, Ly puretiase. *ice Long, who retires. fd Regiment of Dragoon titierils.--Coruet G. Smith. from half-pay Ist Dragoon Guards, to be cornet, vice W. Jones, who exchange 4. receit leg the ilicerenee. Ist Regiment of Dragooue.--('sprain T. Hoskins. from half-pay 97th Foot. to be calash:. t ire Radciyffe, who ex chouges, receiving the dilference between the full-pay of cavalry and toll-pay of inseutry.—AsAstant Surgeon 11. 31.Clintook, from unit-pay 32d Foot, to be assistant-siirgeon, rice t'leland, trim esenanges. 'nth Regiment of Light Drecoone.—C. lirendling, gent. to be cornet, by purchase, vice Lora Cecil. promote.' in the I ith Light Dragoons. 11th Ditto.—ljeutencot W. Pore, from Slst lAgiit Dra goons, to be Ileateneat, tier l'xisubre, who exenattges. Inth Ditto.—Lientenaut R. from half-pay itlth Foot. to be lientenant, vise-Griffith, who exeliaagee. —l.ieut. J. Micklethweite, to be adjutant. tire Griffith, who resigns the adjittantcy only, 13th Ditto.—Captuiii E. Taylor. frem?2tl Licht Dragoons, to be captain. vice Uregorie. why esedsioge..-I.leutenaut J. Bebb, from testa Light Drag4ous, to tie iieuleuent. vice Ryan, who exchanges. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Licetensat C. Ward. to be captain, by purchase. vice .tniirrson. who Cornet H. Sober. to be lieutenant, lay purchase. %ice Want; lientlesoin Cadet Smith, from the Royal Miiitary College, to he carnet, by purchase, rice Sober. 21st Ditto.—Lieutettent W. Kent, to be eaptsin, without purchase, vice Leetty. deceased,—To be Lieutenants-- Lienteonnt C. Hogan. from Nth Foot. vier At ililanis, trim exchanges; Lieutenant A. Climber, from 11th Light Dra goals. vice Boys, who exchanges.—To be Adjutant. with the rank of Cornet—Regieuental tierjeant-Major Dixon, t ice Williams. appointed to the Welt Foot. alt d Ditto.—Captain Gregorie. from 13th Light Dragoons. to be captain. rice Taylor, who exchanges.— : To be Lieu tenants—J. Ryan. from 18th Light Dragoman. lira Hebb, who exchanges • Cornet Pailby. withnet purehase. rice Arreas;el.—To be Comet—C. Bergner. gent. by purchase. vice Berner% who retires. Ist Regiment of Font.—Lieutenant R. it eolL from half pay of the regiment• to be lieuteettat, sic- Pieter% who ex &sages t Resign J. Ruth front half-pay IllUth Fool, to be image. vice Roam, w:10 elti4egcs. td =alto . — Captain J. bunter's:ld, from helf-pay, to be =paint. eke M. Latium, who exchanges, rewiring the tar. femme. 7th ditto--41toteflast ('. IV, Davis, Ws belfitay Alb Foot, to be nettEcopot, rise J. U. king, who eschews, Tr. dertbag the aitereute. WRIMRANDA. The appointment of Staff-Surgeon I. Ta}lor. from half pay. to be surgeon to the Forces. as stated in the finzette of 11th December lasi. has not taken !dace; Lieutenant W. niclock, of the 4:141 Foot. has been portoitted to retire from Ire titervlex; the names of Bresei-Nlajer Pritchard. o' tar Mlth Foot, arc Dowell Dards Pritchard and nut Howard 11. Prltehard, as heretofore stated; the Commission of Captain Aailerson. Ist Wrist India Regiment, as l'aptaiii in the Arms 3 ,, los been soledated to 110fh Ms). Pitt. but lie is not allowed 6 )a) Ilia _pay, the data of *tolf-hunKozi.iminwetAt IT, !DIV, OFFI( E OF ORDINANCE. A r an. ft taw. - Rqgal Regiment of Artillery—Lleelendlel-Gelerel !Mitten to be colonel-commatidant, Irk, Walker. cleansed t Seem! Captaht W. Oldham, from the half-pay, to be ~rood iieutenmat, %ice Rollo. wired on half-par; Nem•tl Fortelle 1.. Doan. frost* the hall-pay. to be ditto. tire Newland, re tired ou biar.puv geom.' 4 plain 11. J. firknii. fruto tbr hair- h aw. to be ditto, t ire W. I'. Smith. Wired on half-pay ; Viral Limitenent ii. R. Pielard, from the half-pay, to be fir.t lieutenant, rice nitaw, retired on half-pa). Commissions signed by the 1.ur.1 Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew•. Renfrew:hire Regiment of Militia— lisljulant G. Jamieson to *erre with the nosh of lieutenant. 241 Regiment of Ressfrewshlre Local Militia—Major W. Lowntles to be liesttenant-colottrl.t ieeJ. Maxwell. appointed to the Renfrewshire Ntilitia ; J. rrawfuni, Esq. to be major. x;ce W. I.teande:. promoted. Renfrewshire Yeomanry Casalry—Sir M. S. Stewart. fart, to be major. I't Troop—Jasnes Viscount Kciburne to be captain ; Graham. Gent.' to be liebtestant ; W. Murr. Gent. to be es.rner. ttaditto—Rir W. M. Napier, Hart. to be captain ; J. Stirl ing. Gent, to be lieutenant. ditto—M. Stewart. Egg. to he rapt:do; W. Ilowie. licit, to he lieutenant ; J. Howie. Gent. to Is, eerso.t. Paisley Volunteer Rise Compan,--Irrhitostd My-alpine, Esq. to lie captain ; J. Stewart. Gem. to he first lieutenant ; J. Holden. Gent, to hr second lieutenant. John:ton Volunteer Infattir)—lst rottipao —I.. lions loon. Eqq. to bc captain; R. Itiklgart, Gent. to be lieutunaut : R. Momstoaserie. Gent. to he ensign. 2.1 ditto—W. Iloustoun. Esq. to be retain: R. Watt. Gent. to be lieutenant ; 11,:.gan, tient, to b. resign. 111NKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. A. Wilkes, MimingNum glom-toy-maker. from M. 13 tu .114 I. ANKRUPTCIFS SUPP,SEDI:D. J. Grildsilluwy, Cornwall. mer.-hant. 'I. litintlry, lloltisithary, Corns at', inerrliant. tIANKRUPTs. W. Winger. Manchester. brazier and bra•i-foun.ter. ti! wtrrettnlsr htay 7S, Itt, and June 10„ at the star lan. Nl•ts elti•ster. Attorneys, Mea.r... Stump.. and Co.. Miatenester ; and klessrs. Milne and Parry. Inner Temple. Louden. J. kinder. Maneheater. cotton-utannfiten:rer. 006. and Jane to. at the Star lan, Nam-m.34er. Attortte), Mr. hay. Manchester. K. Roeleihtte„ wroellen-ionni•fr. Wei.. May it. VI. stud Jane Ito. nt 'he White Beer klaiielie,ter. At toritty. Mettars.Siluttlewort;i, ROCaltlibe e and r. 1* i.ippin dale. Crane-court. Firet-.beet. G. Bate. Prl•tol„ victualler. June no.l lft, at the Ploec;i IfuteL('lie:trultain. Attorne)•. Mr. Nikr...dith, eolit's-inn New-square. Londois; and Moms. Gwinnett Rod Newman, Caeltenhant. W. Horton. Oxford-street. uphrilsterer. lay 11, 13. nod Jim'. In. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lliil, Welbock-street, l'at oldish-square. J. F. Nlarnin and J. 8. Gill. faccireater-rfreot. moire. surgical-instrument-makers. Ma) Y. 9, and June ID. at Attontey, Mr. Ilan ward. E,sex-eourt, Temple. J. Smith, Fulham, plumber. M' It. YO, end Jane ID, at I Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Lilly. Ferselturclestreet. J. and J. Bower. Bradford. York, wooltitapiers. May IS. 16. and Jour II). at the ('ottri-house. Leeds. A.torne)s, Mr. Nlaiiinson. Temple. London; and Mr. Fi•ilen, M. atul K. FAmeards, Monmouth, linen-,!tamers, May IS. IS. and June In. at the ‘Vhit• Lion Inn, Brist:o. .Ittornwys. Mr. ('larke, Bristol; and Messrs. Jenkins and Cu. New Inn, Letubin. • J. Nosing' a. Tunbridge. Kent. fernier. Ma) 9, IS. and June ID. at tiundhall, Lonilon. At•orneys. Messrs. Dreg son and Fonnereau. Angel-court. Turontoorton-street. T. 11. Parker, Kingston, Surrey. st iae and brandy-mer chant. May Irk U. and June Bt. at Guildhall. London .teorney, Mr. Hannan,. Piazza-chanahera. ('t ,ent-farden. M.Crype. ['Jerk,. ironmonger. May ID. at). rn ; Jvne at toe king's Arms Tlveni, Derby. Avorne!,. Muss. Herb) ; and Mr. %10istt,l, Holbors-tour, W. Mason and W. Housman, Crest-est-place. '`.. Bridge-street, London. attorneys—P. Maggs. J. F. I/ Banes. and .1. Budilock, Bristol, tobacconists—J. Wilson and B. Wilson. Skipton. Yorkshire, worsted-spinners— . B. Cramer and W. Hail. Blaektriars-road, Hurry, brca ers-- A. Brown and W. Deane, Liverpool and Manchester. gene ral commission agents and brokers—J. Drew and T. Buck land. Wator-lane. Tower-street. Lighterman—T. Dime% na J. Homer. Ridge-hill, Lancashire. manufacturers—T. White •ud J. Kiiite. Dow gate-wharf. eoal-merchants—R. Thom' - son and J. Thompson. Manchester. merdinnts—J. Jui,es and F. Cooper. Worthing, Sussex. common brewers—V. . 11•ssiaSham. .1. putvd April IWO, is 375. 70. per ewt. THE KING'S COURT. On Saturday his Majesty held a Court at Ma Palate in Pall-+uall, which was attended by all the Officers of State. His Majesty held a Privy Council, at which Nee. man Knowlys, Esq. the Common Serjeant of the l ity of Loni:un, in the absence of the Recorder by intlis isositi n, was admitted into the presence of the !Clog in Council, to make a report of the persons Conr;cte.l of the c. lute of high treason, before the Special . missiuners at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, iu wbiets the Learned Serjeant was assisted by the Leaned Judges present who tried the 1 risoners. 1 he Council assembled at two o'clock, and ceuti• tined in deliberation till (one, when l'hi.alewood, IN A •p, 1t,v.4 DariArem, and were toricre.l for omen. tiun this morning; the other '3a were respited daring his Majesty's pleasure. Preparations were made for receiving the Address of the House of Commons in state. A guard of Isonksee marched into the t ono-yard, preceded by the hand it the Ist Regiment of Foist Guards in their state tins. forms; they played same charming pieces alternately with the excellent band of the Life Hoards, io Waterko place. About f.nr o'clock the procession of the Members of the Muse of Commons arrived at the Palace, 'ac ceded by Mr. Lee, the High•runstable for Westminster, followed by four constables. The Messengers of the II use of Co 11111 l WIS in full mourning, wearing their splendid badges newly gilt. The Spelt:sec's ire Carriage was fresh gilt, and ornamented for the occasion. 'the Right hun. b et s. Hessian nom his si.ientlid embroidered rubes. H e was accompanied by Mr. Seymour, the Serjeant at Anus, his Secretary, Cbapkin, and Train Bearer. '1 t.e Speak, r was followed by Sir Edward Knatchbull and Mr. H. Wilmot, and slessrs. Bootle, Wilbraham, 4.. Tennyson, W. lluiltvenb, Carroll, Callaghan. Clivg. Pearce, Milford, lust, Onunsoey, Barry, Money, Vis e 'nut Palmerston, Sir lieorge Warrender, Sir Joseph York, Vintner, and many others. The King iwing seated on his Throne, attended I v several of the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State and u her attendants of the Sovereign, sur rounded by the lionourehle Band of Oentletnen Pea sioLers, in th splendid uniforms, the Common* of E 'gland were cousin: led try two lirtstienses Uphere fools thw room adjnioing the Grand Hall to th rage Room, where they were merited by the Lord t . herlaim who conducted them Wen the Hord presence. when the `peaker proceeded to read the saddr4 by the House of Commons, in reply to his roost I, ra. i ota* Speech, to whit 11 his Majesty retimien an a; t.r..- ',Hate answer. 't hey were most grariously re.. 6 it.... The king afterwards gave aidientes to Viec:A.nt iidue,ch an.: the Duke of Mon:ruse. ~1 111 TM r . I uoprr. .. urumnr. [ . ..WM., • •........... ......- ....* .. . . Ro4c and J. Erninaon. Bariaisaltans, Lincolnshire. groePrt and drapers—J. Howell and J. Bound!, Holywell-streer, ti'ioroditelt, linen-drapers—O. (*or) awl W. Parkharso, • Iligliestreet, Southwark, linen-drapers—A. Thorp and W. Brothel., Elder-street, Spital-mptare, silk-snanutacturess-- T. ftlittigan and M. Milligan. Stratton-street, Piccadi ly. sill, utereer•i, milliners. and dress-makers—W t Rackett Aid 1 1, _. - 4,11141-ywrd, Tfreple-bit, *IOU insTfrosiniotigto IL yid Wharton. Vrosby. lea Sas. jailers. sii a wri el l ett a : L . and R. Kayos. Div . A VIiILAGIC PlUCEllps CORK IN 1110311.1.),DABID W 11111 I Pro. J. Retina medial lii tie ytidt_ t osipet is* 144 rt. 1001k--1 1 P10•401111W1d.—Rys. 40. id. --MMUS ,Sei. IA —Ont., ill.. tad.—Heaos, 445. 4d,--Pess, 4135. &t.—Ot t- •i areal, 2.5.4. 11141. The Average Price of Brown or Muaroyado Sugar. coot- puled frosts the Return , made in the Week ending lbe tut i