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c1.Q.9r~ ~~,~, Nwr -- .0 • •Zb e • * k \ e \ 4 • • niJ ( r.,41 •-- • 1 4 ' - 4 114. V: 4 • 1• ..') I ? ' X- 4 • • - ,-; 1111103./p(r •M7l HODS ;. lid,. Is, len. THE Court of Diteetire gat UotitegrOmpaie, of Merrhants of Aliened trilling. to the E litdies, do hereby stye 116ttee, • • • That a General Court of the said Compasy, will be held st their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, theflBth iselant, from nine o'clock in iho morality/. Snell six ip the evening. for the ELECTION of a . 1:1111,ECTOK- of tics CoMpany, in the room Of Joseph Cotten, ringlike, who bath disqualified. 1 70.SFP/I D4RT, Seeretary. THE G ftExr -PCPVLAR Of Mr. WILICINSON and Ife. J.Exavairs New Entertain went', which has dial* the loodsat Oboes of laughter and approbation from fashionable and crowded Audiences, renders it n y, to prevent disappointment, to extend their perforisseces to•every evening. ' • • ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.— : ' 'his and every Eveuing, Mr. Witl(110 , 101* rod lifr. J. REEVE will repeat ibeir new EntertsinaMat of • TRIFLES MORT Mil AIR. and iiAtIMALOR's TOR. MS ITS In the course of the Evening, the fallowing New Cowie Songs—'• My Grandmother's Advien”— • °llse Uttretiwar• deal Hinnev"—" A Chapter of Aeeldeista"—"Tho Elec. tien"--" Mrs. 0."—" A Trip to Riefonond"—'• OS, Mighty Love"—" Hyde Park on a Sunday"—'• The Pleasures of Boeiety"--"Tis a Folly to talk of Life's Troebteand a New Extravegaexa,—" First aid do•Okee Extraortil nalre." The whole to conclude with Mr. J. Reeve's admired IMI TATIONS of the principal London Perform."' The whole of the songs are published, add say be had at the Theatre, pries I s.—doz. 4e. Pit, tie. Gat.• le. UMW open at half-past 7, sod belie at 8. EAST INDIA HOUSE, 91, Cheeped., opposite Queen-street. London. Isl WHITIIIDtir, and Co. ere now sttpplying the • Public with TEAS, in 'dirk native parity, ex actly at the wholesale prices. Any further etionnent will be unnecessary ; a single trial will be the best and only way to prove the beneet or this system. • snood Conmro Os. 4d. to Bs. M. Good Mixed Tes. Ittrong Ditto b. Prime Ditto .....Qs. 4d. "Partieuisrly recommended to Goal Hysen Ss. powilies, usually , sold et 7s. Superfine Ditto 10s. Very Fine..6s.4d. to 4i. Rd. I Finest Ditto and onwards. Shopkeepers and Deeers . OD cost price. Respectable Persoas wig) Warehouse will be supplied , at a very small advance g to become Agents for Ws liberal terms. CREASE'S CHEAP PAINTS. following mach approved (Aiello PAINTS are main:factored by JAMES CREASE and SON, 03, West" Smithfield, Loudon. - • CHEAP TAR .PAjAiT, of a chocolate colour, in a state ready far use, and re4uiring no hear, adapted for coarse out-door work, in casks of Scutt. at Ws. per cwt. or or 1 121 b. at 2d. per lb.. and oflllh. and 40Ib. at Yid. per pound. OREAPAST OIL PTT, of a russet colour, ready for nse, (not tar) and requiring no addition• of oil ; (or common out.. door work, where the smell of tar le objectionable, in casks of .1121 b. and 581 b. each, at 4d. per pound. CHEAP GUMS PAINTS.—The come/ton Divisible Green' No. 1, at 361. per cwt. The best Ditto, Ditto, No. V, at 4136. ditto, is casks of I IVlb. delb. and 281 b. each, in a stir state ; requiring eight gallons of drying oil to the hundred weight, to thin theca for use. These paints may slso belted, mixed with the ell, and ready for use, in jars of 71b. and upwards, at 6d. and 7d. per lb. - - A NEAT OLIVE Gnaws, No. 1 , at 9d. per lb. A Good Ditto, Ditto, No. 2, at lx. ditto. A superior Ditto, Ditto, No. 3, at Is. ad. ditto, in a stiff state, with six gallons of drying oil to the hundred weight; or ready for use, in jars of 21b. and upwards, at the same price. POMONA GREEN, at Is. W. per lb. Roman Green, at Is 94. do. Saxon Green, at 21. do. Spanish Olive, at 2s. 641 do. Pate►t Grass Green at 3s. do.; In a state ready for use, in jars of lib. cad upwards. These colours may be had iapowder, at the same price. JAPAN GREEN, a beautiful colour In varnish, for 'Vene tia, Illirds, fenders, flower-bakets„ &c. &c. in bottles • /e. 34., 2s. Oft., and 3s. each, or in jars of 41b. and up wards, at Is. 94. per pound. &ELMO GREEN, an elegant pea-green for in-door work, as walls of rooms, staircases, &c. at 2s. per pound, in jars of vlb. and upwards; and in powder at the same price. N.B. Ail the above Paints are sold with printed direc tions. READT-PREPARED PAINTS of every kind, properly mixed for in-door and out-door work. White Paint of the very best quality at 7&d. per lb. Other colours In proportituk AROMATIC PAINTS, for delicate in-door purposes, free from offensive smell; dead White at Is. per lb. Other co lours in proportion. Genuine White Lead, and Oils, Colours, and Varnishes of every description. Investments of these articles properly assorted and packed (or exportation. Patterns of the Greens, and detailed lists of the Colours sad Varnishes, may be setts at the Manufactory, 33, West litnitblleld, Lando. FOR FAMILIES.—Just published, Prigs 45. A PRACTICAL TLtEATISR on the Superior A racy and Safety of STIZOLOBIUM, or COW DAUB, ?the Dolichos prairie*: of Linnseirs), internally ad ministered in Diseases occasioned by WORMS. wherein tar exhibited, a concise Statement of the Symptoms of the Disease, and the Uncertainty of most other Yermifuges, now is use. To which are added, Oh ions on some other Indigent:his Anthelmintis of the West India; illustrated by a iruiety of Cases. never published in any of the former editloos. By WILLIAM CIIAMBERLAINE, Member of t , * Royal College of Surgeons, London ; Fellow of the ' , bedsits Medical Society ; Member of the Medical Council of the Royal Jennerinn Society, &c. Re. • The Tenth Edition, considerably enlarged and improved. London: Printed for the Anther. Sold by Ilighley, 174, Fleet-street; Sherwood. Jones, and Co. 20, Paternoster row; sod Callow and Wilson, 16, Princes-street, Soho. In Chapter V. el this Work. are given Extracts of Letters, and Testimonials from seteral most respectable Medical Characters, in favour . of the use of the Cowhege. and in ap prattles of t h e Author's Prattler ; among whom are, Dr. Bisuroft, Dr. Do Valanain, Dr. Lettaotu, Dr. SIMS, Dr. Squire. Dr. Tbornto.s, Dr. Underwood, Dc. Woodville, &c. de. CHARACTER OF TRIG 'WORK. .74014TRAT When 'it IS CoHlideflgt, that this valuable 11. rk, upon °woof the most impertaut subjects that 155 mirage the itiertlinntiOn and pint or the medical' eree titiseer, his uudergroms a sloth edition, it will be admitted, that the public bas net been inattentive to Is merits. The ' , bled of this able little treatise Is, to recommend the rte of tkoluigc or Cowlick, (the Dbliehos prig:gear of lAnnieus.) as a poaerful and salovermiluge. 'rim ingenious writer Lascumpremeds great dealer highly ' , skiable matter litre a quipass ; Lee we 160.141 Out be defog "OW dotpi were W e'bet fittingly •t• recommend it to the (miser notice Of the pablit,".—Jartuary; I:415, page 41. '• ' ' • R.R,,,,,„,, • LADY reep lle thes eetfo talk the shea of ;bele 'coil, In leis - peculiar and eireetuet teethed 61 1 ited allbovsh he vit a eat promisee to pledge iarallibigty I leaaaey ileieripges avow, yet to tar as Ituataa aiti, last relay feeditil alto rimiest espertreee eats be app.tiell; lie I reftWOre speedy' ausal ilereallow tOstuertloi.—lk:' g,, Ii 4 '4111114 dally et Ne. SlVlSeavetetlis,geSO, by $* .eta lot ) ?errata. Cemitr* it utalboet't4aptetibie* egagiets 'by: (.hilt of secoud lioJet, - - - ' " ' .• . .. . * 1 LONDON, vVEp . N filD A 1823. " The . C4 . ise* jw *AAA HAMPDEN Ail AS (Ai 'vim( SYDNEY died ea the scfold.►; AtT l 4lr COWTRACTS. Commissariat Depart seat, Treasury Chambers, April 30, 1823. IVrOTICF, is hereby frivol to all Perms, desirous of cotaraellag to supply the folloaing Articles for the usegithe Army, viz.:— BREAD. To Ilia Majesty's !And Forces In Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, is the undermentioned Counties and lslaads Derby, Leicester, Devon, Norfolk, Durham. (including Holy Nottingham, Ilhnd, ) Surrey, , VAPPX; (exclusive of Tilbury Sur sot '`!bet, Wirwtek, Hants. York. • .isie of Wight, FORAGE. Sc. Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artil lery Genes in Dormice, and Oats la Cantonments end Owners, in the undermentioned casettes:— Betts, Middlesex, Surrey, Bum Nerfellt, Sesser. Tilerthataberlasd, Warwick. 'Kent. Nottingham, • York. That the detiveriewore to commence ea and for the 25th day of June next Oat Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked, Tender for Army Supplies, will be received et this olfee on or bcfore Tuesday the 27th day of May, btttnoke rill be reccided after 12 o elm* on that day. Proposals mast be made separately for each County and Island, and mei Proposal must hare the Letter which is an nexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two I'esons of known property, engaging to berme bound with the Party tendering is the Anaoti.t stated in the printed Particulars, for the due perforinanee of the C«ntract ; and no pro posal will be noticed unless mule en a printed tender, and the prices expressed 4n words at 'myth ; and should it so happen tkaiduring the eon 1 inuanceof the contract no troops should be splied by virtue of the same , the amount of the stumps far the C'untrael and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, skull be refunded to hint. Partienlars of the Contracts may be had upon applka lion at thew Chanibers between the hours of ten and four. P.S..Sunsples of the Br cad and Meat may be seen at the °fee, between the hours of twelve and t.ro. WANTED,:hy in experienced Laundress, who has filled that Situation (io some of the first Families, and from whom the most satisfactory reference witi be ob tehod,) a ew FamiAes' WASIIIPIO.—The terms moderato. All communications, post- id, will be thankfully received, sad promptly attended to, b M. K. No. 6, *Buckiogbair. place, Fitsropecleare. SA MIJEL WOLLASTON, WINE-MERMANT, 1,29, Regent-street, near Vigo-lane, begs roost parti cularly to call The attention of the Nobility and Public, to his prerot STOCK of WINES, which he hes now on Sale. A sinew Mel will We his oat Bohai all ceSpeti deo. Samples Bottles nay be bad, Per Des. Per Dos. Old Port. !is. to des. West India Medal ea..... 601. Mettles • .41a. to 461 nacelles 48s. Tenerife. 465. Lisbon and lloantabt 481. Vidottle • bes. And alt other Wines proportionably reasonable. Caps Madeira, serf pod 20g. per doe. Do. sorpiefteen Lamm 04 goility 2111*. pee dos. Orders sattiree of atrial*, wields tea mead of L•mdea. Hampers Is. per dos. Bottles B'. Stow Money Mooed rhea ristessed. CARPETS AND PLOORCLOTHS, AAAAA TWO( !nen. it Tfis impqretsciranum WARS.. noose, 119. LONG-AVM. rIIHE Plit}PKlETOtt bee to 'return his best thanks to the Public sod his Priendr, for the very liberal aueoursgentest be has received for the last 18 years. and hopes for * continuance of their support ; fie bu noir to of fer to their inspection an assortment *f the very beet manu factured Goods, consisting of every description of Carpeting. !learnt mugs,-Druggeus, floorclotbs, blasting, Table Co vers;barrisge Rugs. &c. which he is determined to sell 11poit SW& terms that shall meet their approbation. `Travelling Bags at half-price. /TWENTY-FIVE per CENT. SAVING in GENTLE. I MEN'S CLOTHES.—J. ALBERT, Woollen draper. Tenor and itabit-ntaker, 47, Fidpstreet-bill, meta doers from the Atonement, most respectfully acquairitt the Nobility and Gentlemen of Fashion, that he marnifiretares every description of woollen goods, warranted In point or• fashioo, quality, fie. equal to any house at the west end of the town. Hu entreats a comparison, which will at once convince Ike most eredalous that at no house of character in the metropolis an they be served upon such low terms as it 47, Fish-street-hill. The extravagant charge of those who are necessitated to take and give long etedit has been the subject of complalntfor teeny yettrs.—J. A LlfieltT. con ducting his business upon a ready money principle, is en abled to sell for less money than other beams purchase their goods ter. Gentlemen's elegem super/tie Saxony wool black er blue costs, made in the first style, frog 31. 3s. to 31. 13e.; gentlemen's super. ditto, 38s. to 486.; detibled milled kerseymere breeches, fro* 181. to 165.; black and bee kerseymere waistcoats, from yes. to 14e.; fancy waist coats, new patterns, from 7s. to lits. • fashionable trowsers, from 18s. to 3 0 5.; ladies' and gentl emen's box coats, with capes, V/. 10s. to Al.; a suit of plain livery, 41. A large and fashionpble assortment of gentlemen's and boys' clothes of every description constantly on salt, at J. Albert's, 47, Fish- Army, Nary, India Company's OEcers, and Iferehants' orders executed with gespirtch, sad a liberal diseogat for ready snowy. Boer, riding, or driting desks, sod box coals in great variety.-47, letili-street-1011. GOSS'S WORKS. llotalaem pagina Rostra sapil. Our page relates to man.—MairriAL. Just published, pries Ss. In boards, Sixteenth Edition, 1. FrIHE &GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Com -1 mentary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, In which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Elects of Luse Vcnerea, Ciotrrhoes, Stricture, Seutidal Weakness, &e. are fully developed ; Pan 11. embraces Practice' Observations on Sexual Debility, Stlf-Abase, and Mental Irritation; with some interesting observations en vegetable and animal life; in Part 111. is a Series of Cases illustrative orthe preceding subjects, explaining them fa a familiar manner. By GOSS and Co. Con sulting Surgeons, London. Baton beatis Omnibus ease dedit, si quls cognoverit ati.—CLauntsw. &ore heaven to all the fond of bliss supplies, lie frugal applirattoxotatks Ike ;flee t . 2. Hvciiiax;, - a Non-Medical' Analysis of some Com plaints incidental to Females, in which are °Erred some important admonitions of the peculiar debilities attendier their circumstances, sympathies, and formation. The sub- ject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. Interesting and important cases illustrate the subject. Quo Net Venus ? lieu! goose color drcens. lior. Lib. 4.0 d. 12. • 111ithezliej Lore ? Alt ! where the charming bloom? The above may be had at ffil, Paternoster-row ; 159, Pall- Mall; 41, Piccadilly; 18, Princes-street, Soho; 32, Fleet street; 174, Fleet-street; 40, West Smithfield ; 98, Cheap side; 4, CatLerine-streei, London; Porter, 72, Grafton street, Dublin ; Jones, 117, Trongate, Glasgow ; Dutton, Bury, St. Edmonds; Stevenson & Co., Burka & Co., Nor wich ; !pswich; Barratt and Duffield, Bath ; Shep pard, Bristol; Hatt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Booksellers.—N.U. Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, at their house ; and Patients in the Country are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded to any part of the World.—DOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouveriastreet, Fleet-street, London. THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. HICKMAN'S PILLS are allowed to be th e most sac most cessful Preparation for effectually removine. and preventing the future recurrence of those Disorders which arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs, as Gravel and Stone, Lumbago ' Pains in the Back and Loins, Suppression of Urine, te. Composed of the most Innocent ingredients, this truly valuable Medicine relieves the "after life patient from the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence or injustice to the constitution, end re quires no confine.nent or restraint of diet during its use. it is one of the oldest Public Al edicines extant ; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy here uniformly maintained the highest reputation. Sold le Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and 11s. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapsi•Se, Si. Patin'. 221 Regent Street, (near the Are% le Rooms,) London ; Waterioo Puce, Edinburgh-; Saukville Street, Dtablie; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. - - - BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.-1 4 FA RE'S Pilule Na;toads. One Ismail Pill is a Dose the taking of one box, in a recent cast, will soon Convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing caw Ito bettor contrived, mete pate. or mort convenient ' 1 than this remedy. for such as ars obliged to go jonrales or to sea, as it nerds no confinement' iteristraint of Rid: sad 60 years'experiehat (hi an enchain! (facade) has 'prove.' that it will effect a Cure; tam Wit other methods' as ail no thing. For the Seoul tad other *lnstitut *Orders. this Medicine has We iti parotid; "Upwards of 110,0tIO•per sons, of botbsetes, base bora radically earth within the last tiled ram - Vraparint sad sold by the rein Propneorri T. TAeLOR sad box, hargeons,* at their house. No: h. New itridee-streist, in hoses of only' 2s. lid..ineh, duty inclailed 4 , The, are also moth by their appointment, with eopiousAire., 0 0 114 at Mr. flephtines Toy-shop, 103, Othed-street ; Mr, Olantriotigh'i, 7, nattily Oppotite the Monu ment Sill. 'Witte". Rdisibergh ; %h. NotrObtry's, tidbits and . •br enn 'Siwalik every seesidarablelbort lie tined Britain -and elation!. Misieslfinitto - pitteni twiny she' aboVe.'ol ether of the Plreprletellisiiitidlate: • nee the pnbUshettlltt; by the Undyed FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dumfries. 141thselale Local Militie.—Willlam Newell kfaxtrell, Esq. to he Lieutenant• Colonel Commandant, ,ice De Pryster, deceased. Annandale and Eskdale Local Militia—Major J. Carru thers to be Lieut.-Col. vice Murray, dec. Commissions in the North Western Regiment of Oxf3rd shire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. G. Lowell, Gent. to be Lieut. ; C. 'Tall, Gent, to be ditto; John Churchill, Gent.- to be ditto; tiau3uel Field, Gent. to be Cornet. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T.Charlesworth, Clare-street, Clare-ivarket, grocer. BANKRUPTS. T. Hewitt. Whitchurch, Shropshire, furrier, to surrender May 28, 29, and June 21, at the Lord Hill Inn, Whitchurch. Attorneys, M . Proctor and Blaney, Gray's Jun•place ; mid Mr. Cooper, Shrewsbury. P. R. Bowman, Arundel, Sasses, tanner, May 23, 21.. and Jane 24, at the Crown Inn, Arundel. Attorneys. Mr. T. Freeman, Arundel; and Messrs. Freeman and Heathcote, Coleman-street. T. Gilberc,jun. Long-acre, coach-maker, May 20, 31, and Jane 24, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. C. Kaye, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn. 'F. Buckle, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, May 10. 20, and June 24, at the Court House, Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. F. T. Maxon' e Little Friday-street, London; and Mr. 'F. E. Up ton, L eeds. _ _ _ J. Nichols, Finchingfield, Essex, tanner. May 26. 27, and June 24, at Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr.Nicbols, Great Winchester -street, Old Broad-street, 'Loudon. J. Thomas, Kent-street, Southwark, carpenter, May 10, 31, and June 21., at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Mr. J. Newbon, Great Carter-lane, Gnaw's' Commons; and Mr. Hatton-garden. C. Lucas, Kennington, Surrey, dealer, May 17, 24, and Pane 24, at Basinghatl•street. Attorne)s, Messrs. Perkins and Frauipton, Holborn -court, Gray's-Inn. G. Burn, Maidstone, Kent, pastry..cook, May 31, and line 24, at Basinehall-street. Attorneys, Mr. E. Wildes, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; and Messrs. T. and 11. A. Wildes, Maidstone. G. Lambert, Sloane-street, Chelsea, schoolmaster, May 20. 97, and June 24, at Basiughall-street. Attorneys, Mr. Stafford, Buckingham•street. Strand. DIVIDENDS. June 6, T. Hope. Sandwich, Kent, hoyman, at the Guild hall, Canterbury—June 9. J. Dawson, llury, Lancashire, linen-drsiper, at the Star Inn. Manchester—May 17, S. A. Bennett, Worship-street, Shoreditch, coach-manufacturer, at Flasiaghall-street—June 3, J. Power and R. Warwick, Finsbury-square, merchants, at Basinghell-street—May T. Asquith, otherwise T. G. Asquith, D. Asquith, Bermond sey, and T. Mellish, New Kent-road, ship owners, at Ba singhall-street—May _►, C. L. S dtta, F. and G. Mulling, and 11. A. SPittn, Laurence Puuntney-lane, merchants, et Basingiwul-street—May 24, W. Urquhart, Sion College gardens, merchant, at Basinahall-street--June 7, T. W; ite, Regent, St. James, whitesmith, at Basinghall-street—May 24, C. P. Seeger, Maidstone, at Basinghall-street—June 3. L. Claude, Liverpool, merchant, at the George Inn, Liver pool—June 6, E. Body, Morice Tuwn, Stoke Demirel!, De vonshire, merchant, at the King's Arms, Plymouth Dock— June 4, T. Small, Alnwick, Nurthumberland, common brewer, at the White Swan Inn,Alnwick—June 3, J. Bentley, Wotton Underedge, Gloucestershire, clothier, at the Coo - mercial Rooms, Bristol—June 6, W. Toll, St. Germans, Cornwall, miller, at the King's Arms lan, Plymouth-Dock. IiERTIFICATES—JInCIi 3. J. Smith, Bath, grocer—J. Smith, Liverpool, leather-cut ter—W. G. Jackson, Great Surrey-street, linen-draper—C. Clarke, Bristol, baker—A. J. Cumming, Southwark, cheese monger—M. Pile, jan. Sidmoutu, Devonshire, cabinet-ma ker—T. Griffith, Liverpool, merchant-0. Reeves, War dour-street, Soho, grocer—T. Sweet, Frith-street, Soho, carver. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. and T. Brown. jun. New Sarum, Wiltshire, eurriers— J. Harris and Co. Oreysouthen, Brigham, Cumberland, tiers, as faros Tellies to 11. t rosthwaite—J. Wainhouse and S. T. Itigg. Ilalilas, Yorkshtre, dyers—J. Andrew,jou. and Co. Conoletun. Clu.shire, silk-throwoters, as fir as respects J. Riehards—J. Miller and Co. liksgow—A. Whelloek and 1.. Bradstreet, li i rhiernien—E. Mar:stood and Co. Leeds, Yorkshire, Worited-spinners—J. and ti.. Edwards; Halifax, Yorkshire, .tt .rnes s —M. Mills and J. Simpson, Hireling hem, platers—W. Fawcett and Co. Plitenia Foundry. Liver pooh—J. D. Bassett and W. Cuttort3, Leighton Bossard. Bedfordshire, li orn-drapers—Nl. and J. Beriro, Prescott career, Cioodman'o-heula—ti. J. Tribardiao and P. Li ude fro), Cleoeiand-strmit, Mile-End, silk-dyers. _ !. • _ ROM SATVHDAY'S IiASETTE MAT 10. DIVIDENDS. May SI. W. Raker:T - 1.1;1;4 7 S . Cofee Ifouse. insurance-. brokir—June 3, L. A. liffirteki,. Jeffries-square. smercuaus 12.-.!day sh , v; wood, lifqrstua, Surety. gardener—Slay SI, 'Ai. Ludt. ShOredifeb, So/far—May St: J. /faulty, Sul's- Nalarrdefid-eoad; reetiSW—Slay 31, Berthoud. !borkseliet—:Mhyll, J'. Sky, Birmingham, rottlidso- 1 -1 mai 3," sf. dere , . J. SAViites. rod J. R. LiverlostoOrdiielfiiktufy 4.4 *A.l3ltarpley. Blo brook, Lincolastdre, farmer--"ttre 3, R. Ralph and W Pit;CR SEVIOI PBNUR: • • • • • • . . . LOW. Ipswleh. Imllltaters—Jtme 4, E. Oldaker. Ipswich. grocer—Jane IS , R.' Clarke and F. Grandy, Liverpool. merchants--June 4. 11. Wilson, Thornhill I:ers, Thornhill. Yorkahlre. lime-hurner—May 31. .1. Bryarlt. Liverpool. and of Math. Frl4rs, n•erchant--May 21. P.l. Johnson, 11 Juadi ditch, cabiiset-maker—May 31, R. Fellow*, Falmouth, iner oer—May 31. T. Rye, Doekhead, B+rmondsiy, May 31, W. B. Townsend. I: the Chel.ei, brewer—June 3, S. Morris, late of Loo; Itchington. Warwickshire. corn deeer—May 31. T. Pritchard, of Chepstow, Nloomouth shire, linen draper. CERTIFICATES, lit sv 31. W. Haluilton, J. W. Ilamlton, F. G. Ilarni•ton, of New City Chamber., and J. id. Richwine, Leeds, Merchants— ' J. Newland, Liverpool, hoot maker—W. Barrett. Cardiff. innholder--F. Jickson, Rood-lane, m.rehant—T. Oren Tower-street, wine mercliant—J. 13,01 v la, Atichuroh lane and the Jerusalem Coffee-house, merchant—W. White, Strand, linen-draper—J. Bird and If. gird, Poultry and artlet Cs-hu ild i ngs, Jew ell ers --T . Ashcroft. Li vepoot. timber-merchant—E. C. Southbrook, Covent.gardeu Chau.. b ru, merchant. VARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. T. Peacock and G. Amcor*, 'York, raft-merchacts—D. Peacock, Kineaton-opon-Hta and J. Peacock,' Was and G. Peacock, Yok, raff-merchants (so far es recite 's threat& (I. Peacock)—Bl. Dudgeon and .1. R. Paul, Edwards-street, Portman-square, millinera—J. Greenwood and P. T. L'en.- slelet, Manchester, linen-drapers—P. Spurr and P. Cadman, Sheffield, pocket-knives makers—R. O. Johnson and W. Johnson, Crutched Friers, wine-mercha..ts—R. Tucker. T. Tucker, A. Chilcutt, J. Chilcott, end J. T. Tucker, Timken hay, Ashpringtod, Devonshire, yarn•manufacturers (so fir as regards the said A. Chilcatt and J. Cui'colt) —J. Benson and J. Benson. jun. Spitalflelds, tint)ei-.nercan's—T. M. Young, E. Hilton, J. Straker, W. IL Hilt In, Newcastle apon-Tyne, seed-crushers (so far as regards the said J. Straker)—W.Makinson and T. Reardwood, Rlacklmri,•Lan eashire, machine makers—C. Brooke, Sir W. J. Struth, an I H. Brooke, Sambrook-court, West India mere tants (so far as regards the said Sir W. J. Struth)—E. Dewdoey and J. Dewdney, Coulsdoo, Surrey, fanners—J. kitken and A. Aitken, Dundee, merchants—E. James and W. P. Aston, Blanchester—R. Dilworth and J. Pomfrett, Blackburn, Lan rashiae, calico-manufacturers—W. Syers and G. Qwen, Li verpool, common brewers—J. Wild and W. Tia.lor, Moss Iley Mill, Crompton, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—T. Parker and M. Bret inhere, S:ore-street, Bedford-squire, builders—J. Ashton, sen. and J. Upslier, St. Ives, Hunting dooshire, drapers. and Sutton. Cambridgeshire. geniral shopkeepers—ll. Ilerriott and R. Palmer, Br:ghthelirretola, brewers—F. G. Turner and T. Fu:ljaines, Granao-i.ollds Bermondsey, tanners—C. Danvers and C. Clarke, Thames sireet, wine-merchants—E. Dean, C. Hail, and W. Divan, Loughborough, Leicestershire, rind Cheapside. dealers—a. Brown and T. Brown, jun. New Sarum, • Wilt shire, carriers—R. Thomas and T. 11. Lancaster, St. Mary Are, wine-merchants. FAIRS AND MARKETS. At Beverley Fair, on Thursday, the show of horses was not so large as usual. • Those of the hest description were hastily purchased at advanced prices, and even those of an intrror order sold well. The dernan.l for prices a•as quit; unprecedented. At Callington fair, on Tuesday last, a consid-r tide ad vance took !dace in the price of fat cattle. At Lirrkesrd fair, yesterday (Thursday), the supply of cattle wits tr. 4 abundant, and an advance prices were demanded. At North Petherton fair, on Thursday se'nnight, there was a very great show of cattle; the poor stock was riv.;Ch the same as at recent fairs, but the fat stock rather -ad ianced, fetching about 9s. a score. Sheep muck the same as of late, • The fair, at Cowbridge, was filled with every.deserig lion of cattle. A great many were sold at low prices, but good horses sold. At our Spring Cattle Fair, on Tuesday last, there was a passable show of lean stuck, for the most part truly so called, and for which there was but little demand ; few, however, that were forward in flesh, found ;cad.; purchasers at from 2s. to 2s. 6.1. per stone ;hut in a ge nerali point of a view, it was a very dull fair, owing n some measure to the want of grass, but in a greater Ile ;tree, we believe, to the want of money. It was, neve ... thelets, well attended.—(Lewes paper.) To our fat stock market, on the same day, the (sir folk gave increased bustle, but without increasing its ha airless, which, as is usual. at this season of the year, w rather dull. Beef at 3s. 61. to 4s.— Mutton 4s. to 4s. tl I. Lamb ss. to 51. 64. And Veal a drag at 3s. GI to -;=. per stone. Store Pigs in iintain their late advanced but that that of fat Hogs, is upon the decline.—(lte.l.) Hailsham market, on Wednesday, tsas very short of fat beef, (not more than I I lastly beasts being exhibited)• and not user full of Mutton ; but of Lamb there was .6 superabundance, which sold much lower than on the preceding market day. There were but few buyers, an I consequently nor much business dune. Beef 35.10 d. to4o. Y I Mutton 4s. to 4s. lid. Lamb sa. to ss. per stone. Toe show of horned cattle at Crawley Fair, on Thursday was small compared with what is common. tt. that mart; the sales were heavy, and upon the whole, b.t little business was transacted. Never, we believe, did the Spring Season, at any for mew period, witfiia the memory of the oldest and was: experienced borticultnrist, give to the fruit trees, rne rally, a fairer probnise of an abundant pro lute, than the present, and especially to the grape vines, which are largely fruited at alu n .st every bud. —(Surfer ditty ) EXTRAORDINARY FECUNDITY.—:Ia ewe, the pi-a:wry of Mr. Henry Hrwin c gtraY, of Littleover, near Herby, seven years old, has in the course of so many seasona brought forth twenty-five lambs, viz. let year, nne-2.!, three-3d, faitr-4.h, four-sth, five--Gth, fire-7 three. Thee five she had in 1r.422, were all ewe 1e10)-, and have all had lambs this season, the whole of whielz are living. _ _ - - . '1 he salmon fishings, on the river Tay, have been more unsuccessful this season, than has been known fur lofty years back. This mast be ascribed, we should suppow, to the quantity of snow, which, even at this late.perio of the season, still lies on the hill., and gradually melting with the summer's beat, renders the weer unwho:esouse and unpalatable to the lish.—(PerAshire Courier) lii the year the swallows were seen in the vici n'ty of Valkilt on the 221 u.f April; in 1522, on the Kith of April ; and the present year, on the 2:ith of the salute month. • COURSE OF EXCHANGI4.—Finamt. Amsterdam éC. 10 Gibraltar 301 U Ditto at Sight , it 7 Malmo 46f.0 Rotterdam.. . . ... .....it II Genoa 43 U Antwerp it 11 Vanier Italian Liv ';•S RI Ilamburgh. •• ..... •• 36 4 Malta... .• .. 43 .0 Altoua Paris. 3 days' sight. .63 90 Pcermo. svoz 113 0 intto ' 110 13 Lisbon ... 61 Harileaus td 13 °ports 31 0 Franktorton the Main ISO • Rio Janeiro 48 0 Petenbarg Sna p rble K Rabbi Harlin.; —Cur Dolls 7d 114 r. Dublin 'no e Vienna, EC d in..:.do l an Gera Trieste dine.... ..... .81 , 80 - ' • - • a uLLION. per in. Madrid. JOI U Porturtlgoldincoln.ln.l4.4o6l 'Cadiz 332 • u - Foreigagolaki Dorset:64bl Bilbos .33 U New. Doubloons' i.. 41 • it..-4) Barcelona ..33i U New Dollars 0 • V 1 beTill4 .$i 0 bilverinbars,staadard 4 1111