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....._........,_. , F i. l'(:iecm)./ - 'Mr tiitt /7;.\,--. 't 7 a'k s •' • ti ilf+. ..."A- kil :n t ( i lato s) (k.,,tzman, ... .A......... ... P Y % • 04 ' Ot, 417110.ti1a \ • 7,1 N►► 44553. LMR:IITION OV MR. HORHOUSR. HtIPHOUSIE having accepted the invita -1 i 'Jona athe Friends of Partiareerstary Returns, Trial ,* Ja n, sad the I.iborty of the Presn. to Itine with them tiherni;on floc Conine's...it on the nrigitrere A. 4, 0( II Wien- .4 Rini having now beret Übe ,o tits DINNER will take place Tt)-41011111,111i. at and tnrnor Tatrrn, Straistl. •t Eire o't•luel. W*4. Sit FRANCIS BURItETT, Bart. M. P. is the Clair. rto:.. 131. Ott earh. N. he hail at the Bar of the Tavern ; 0 /Or Secrets"). F. R. thawing. W. Strand. I N. of the Great Roust will be opett at h a lf. pnst Tam Ift'RICAN SEEDS.—.I few packages of very iiittfttl SEEDS have been just Inspor!ed from Norih .. • wt. be JOHN FRASER. at the tienottage Nurs.•n. iftrut. The kituis consist prinripelly of carious o n Aecras: I.le true Pitch. or long-leavrtt Pine anti others. .Ivgasilis of ilifereat was, and ail the yarietieii of }Dart Tiorilitisnlitt Ornamental Flowerliti Shisha affil ilfrieolo4ll Plant Syrtis in ill shoot 30.1 kincis.—Orters Slet-erteri sa eh tve viii tweet immediate attention. a.e.to are 4.14 in aluall sisortment%. in c ill.etiuita. or ii.simitnir. of particular kinds to .:.it pitrioiniers. pri , •eti packets of the Tree and Shrub kinds. Iv st. rich, and the Herbaceous sorts gazaste. Feb. 2.5. 150111. tnq ras publicised, in one 14/Imre 12sno. price ia. boards, 'TERENCE'S ANDRIAN. a Comedy, in Five lets. Translated Into English Pro.e, sri.h c ritieal sal I ; ptin Note'. Py W. R. 13001)1.1.7tA. Jnn. Meted for TAAlglbeltl, Hurst, Rees. Orme. and Brawn, hosestsr-rew. This day visa published. RL AcKW 00 • S EDINBURGII MAGAZINE. No. N.N.N.V. for February, 1:•20. " • CONTENT!‘. I. flare Ilispanier. No. I. Tne Monrioe Ballads. flon kraus fel itutrago. The Death of Queen Blanche, Andalla'• 1561, lara's Ear-yin, , , (4anzal's Hull Fight. The Laments am for redo. 'rue Flight from Grenada—Q. Second Letter 1 , 11 alJberal Whlg—S. Particular% of the Death of Mrs usan rim Mars and Dc Thou, at Lyons. Friday, Ilth Sep welter. Idle. by a ( Wien of Lyons-4. Leslie Cecilia Ile vas-3. A Recollection —ti. To Thomas Esq.— listriet of Meteorological Oh Rona for 1519--S. L AA, nu Magnetic Attrsetiona-- 8 . Recolleetiems , No. 11. Allacralein. the Canserottian-10. Musinge-1 I. dab . aMonea-11 The Aurora Boreatis. a Sonnet—lS. Greece, I %et —l4. Horse Germanic., No. IV. preos maim. a Tale. be the Hammes% Curette, it, in m o tte It ( qv . -A Hodgetkin's Travels in Germany-10. There Is I)eatb PI the V..t. Accin's Treatise on the Adulteration of Food. 071-11. On the Writing% of Charles Broekden Brown. mad lirtablegton trying--IS. On the proposed Monument for 1114-110. Rorie Scotia. No. L The Bondspiel of and Lochasabeen-20. The Late king—lL Intelligesre—!Q. Work% preparing for Fligicadest-93. Monthly List of New Poldicatious-14. Soddy gefister. etc. Ftinied for T. Cotten and W, Davies. Strand. Lowton ; Vires. Blackwood. 17, Prime's-street; Edhsburgle. hii 411 were published, price ISs. in beards, the 7th sad tith Volumes of 'ROM HISTORY of FRANCE, Civil and SIM- I. My. Neeleslastieal, Politini, I.lterary. Comniereial. A.. kr. Confirming the Ilistnry from the earliest Accounts t. the Death of Levis ILIV. A. D. 17IA. Ily the Rev. ALEXANDER R ANK F:Ni, I). D. Doe of the Aliniorra of Mangos-. Ptfite-1 for 7'. Ceded and W. Davies, Strand; and W. ".frtarfr.J. Edinburgh. 11l a .ow was be had dee pis former volumes. price M. W. beards,' ' ilsy was published.. price '74. in hoards, the Fourth Edition of VAIIILY PRAYERS: composeti !nincipally in Expres,ions taken frc na the Holy Scift.tiire4. and from Le Established Services of the Chum.: of Plngland. Br the Rev. THOM V 4 CairrPFRILI.. A.M. Perpetual Carafe of St. Penn Chum*, She!!kid; and late Fellow of St. John's cede e, l'ambri 4e. Printed for T. and W. Davies. Wreath and sold also by Hatchanl. Piccadilly : and Seeley. Fleet-street. 0 , whom mny be had. by the same Author, I. An ism.r. Seamon, preached at Stafford, March 1 5 . rrire IN. lid. SFIMI , N preached at Stafford. Joie S. 1914. at the I.itation of the Rev. R. 'Sores. M.A. Arehdeseoe of Stec f..rd. Second price Is. bd. T HE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. lIL, FOR MARCH. P:hlished by Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy. tnntsins the. f. - Ilowiag Articles :—Notices of some At the rtr'y Fre'telt Pf)ets ; News from Rome ; The Plienomens of D"-evictl lonsgination; A Literary Gem ; On the Comparative fielueenent of the Age that preceded, and that which followed the Commonwealth ; The Priestess of Vests : On Ilsetsti Ptrieciability, and the Progress of Society ; The Last Seng ; Tile Traveller, No. 111. ; Charles V. and a Monk:.wine %anion. Nu, 11, Wordsworth ; Sentimentalities on the Fine ;fix. \u. 11 ; :Midnight Hours. No. II ; Postscript to the \'l, from Rome; The Collector. No. 111 : Extract from Lord Byron's Journal; The Contrast; the Drama; Report r 4 Wade; Notices of the Floe Arts ; Gleanings from the f ° llll lol Journals, Medical Report; Rural Economics lasswerr:st Report; Critical Notices of New Hook.. I. Poems by J•tita Clare, 2. Puems by Smart. tie Ts ansint , r of nontre Literary and Scientific Intelligence; Histories! blaamsry of Public Events—llls late Majesty's Reign : I blenfiti Intelligence Public I)(ml:tweets ; News, foreign mtestie ; Works preparing for Publication, and Bonk , "reins published, sic. &e. Muni:tem paging noon& sttpit. 011 r page relates to 1111U111.—AlAllTI %L. Jost published, price Ss, in boards (Tenth Edition). THE .ECIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Coalmen t tare on the indiscretions arising from Haman Frailly. in a4i,( l the ('au'ra. 8 vnivionis, apd baneful Effect* of Lees flortarkea, Stricture. Seminal Wealneis, tc. are rtllv developed: Part 11. contain* soma remarks on err- UM Female Complaints, in particular Sterillv Part mibrares Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abase, kr.; in Part IV. is a Series of Gases illustrative of nit preceding subjects, captaining them in a familiar man ia,. and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of bath Sexes. By GOBS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. Nature hook Omnibus esae dedit.si qui% oognoverit uti.—CLAUDI‘%. &ore limaton In all the fund if bliss sipplies, its frugal application warts Mr 'rise. 142 1' be had at int Paternoster-row ; Afi Pall-11211 ; 60, n ''' c li 4 i ll ) h. tierranl-street, Soho ; 31. F.ect-.trect ; id. Fleet-street ; 014. Cheapside. London; and at all Book "ltrs•—Messrs. (101411 aid Co. arc to be consulted. as %mil. every day. at their house ; and Patients in the Colour) " TlNeested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re lahtani.r For Adviee and Medieitte. whir+ ran be forwarded t " tav (Part of the World. —430i414 and Co. M. R. C. Our -110411, 13 Boaverie-stree, Flect-strect, London. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1820. " The Cause for which HAMPDEN fdl in the Field, and SYDNEY died on IA e Scaffold !" TO THE LIVERY OF LONDON. G . H A NG Accepted the flattering invitation of a ntimerons and most respectable !loth• of the livery to beeome a N 'GATE for the honour of representing the City of London. at the ensuing Election. formic(' upon a 1111111• nlfestation of their approbation of in) public (-omitted in six siicettabitit Parliaments, 1 tale the liberty of re bpectthii) soliciting the humor of tour Vote and In terest to replace me in that distinguished and responsible situation. the anxious and arduous dnties of which (should I hair tile gratification of being el:•rted) 1 pledge myself to rPseharge with the same faithful des!. ludas- Irv. and independence. which seiptired and retained the voillftroce of my tellea l'itirens during tit enty.seven ears of the usual eventful period of the history of tag emn try. The ronsidsrste indulgence of my Friends having in duced thrill to rriuriit me not to undertake the nut) of a prrsonsi Canso's. viii, 1 trent. he accepted •ts a "Art at , epilog) for that omission ; should, holdov e r. the l ime Ft-re mit. mt e of vox Family wll hate the satisfactiGn of n sling npim )on, to otter that testimonial of respect on my hehalf. 1 remain, Gentlemen. Your obedient and faithful servant. Len lon Tavern, Feb. 17, 1/40. W CURTIS. To Stowers, Distillers, Wine Merchants, Coffee-horse Keepers, Publicans. &e. he. TO HI SOLD in , AUCTION, Rs Mr. LANODON. At the Auction Mert, near the Bask, TO-MORROW, March V. at One o'Cleek, LEASEHOLD PREMISES, situated at Hamp stead; and two well-secured Annuities, in Three Lots. Lot 1. Comprises a substantial Uweßing-house, contain ing nine bed-chambers, a coVee-room, bar. tap-room, par lour, kitchen. larder, plied card, wine and coal cellars, stabling, cltai-e-buttse. Sc. &c. Lot V. An %minas of Setente Pounds per annum, during tee life of a Gentleman. aged thirty sears. Lot. 3. .%n Innitits of Thirty-two Pounds per annum, on a life, aged to rut)-nine. Lot Ito be siewed throe days preeeding the sale, where particulars of Hut most entlathosory mature ray be had ; also of Mr - rarpristor, Solicitor. No. 1, Staples Ina, Holborn ; and of Mr. Lanclon, at his Auction Rooms, Broadway, war Ludgate llill, sad Blackheath Hill. N. B. Toe Committee tor conducting the Election tweet deli% at the above place, where all eutinuunientiuns respect ing it are requested to he addresbed ; and in consequenie of nthrepre4entation4 which have heeu circular, 1. the) feel it ineninhent upon them public!) to tlei in re, that their can vase. is neither in conjunction aith, ur opposition to, an) ether l'undidate. FROM TUESDArd LONDON LIZETTE. BY THE KING.-A PROCLAMATION. FOR DISSOLVING THI FDDSISTAT PADUAIIINT AND DE- TO THE FREE BURGESSES OF IPSIVICII, Grs-rveirru, A RF:1 1 01(1' having been eirenint u l th a t we kik line n ithdrewn from offering ourselves 1111Candifittes to represen , the Borough of Ipswich in the ensiling Parlia ment. we thini, it right positively to assure you, that having mrt uith the most Glittering and encouraging snivels at Ips wich. London. and all parts of the country. it 14 out Aged and unsiterable detrrenleation to persevere In the sinitteit. shit'. the enemy Is in the Geld, until rs ery Freeman shall have- had as opportunity of exercising his elective franchise. %re hart the honour to be, with great respect, your very obedient and humble servants, THOSI 1N B %BREW. LENNARD, WILI.LiNI HALL/ARANO. Is. Citancer -Inne. The I:otornittee in the interest of Mr. I.ennard and Mr. Haldimaod sih every dad at No. det. Chancery lane, and No, 94. Cateaton-%treet. viTINES by the PIPE, HALF PIPE, and QUARTER PIPE, will be sent free of all expellee, to any part within leis wiles of the cut of London, and ohm boiled free of all expense, at the purchaser's cellars, or sent reads bottled, the COIIMEitt•IAL-11.1f.1. WINE (1)11- P Ne. 10, Ski silseli-sTiILaT, and SW, OXFORD-7 , 4111,E1', at Vie fellow lop prices:— Pelt Obi Pert Wine, of good quality • ,f lOU Ditto Sherry Ditto %kooks Direct I)itio West India Ditto Cape of all the *nest Iladairt, Malay and all other %Tamils tlavoura a.! 11111 Ditto- Inferior Selo • - - • - /30 to Si •LIO se TTI.BD WINSI. PER DOZ. Port Wine Rif. to 42i. Cape ditto Red Pontae, In French bottles - - - - -30 s. Old Sherry Rneellas. old dry and veil superior - fills. Madeira Direct lO4. Ditto, West India Sic to Otto, East lodic Matchless Also the finest Chateau Margott. !Aline, and Chantilly Clarets ; Cute Roll, Hermitage, Burgundy; Chateiragruk Si:nrkling. Creaming, and Sillery ; excellent Bourdeant Dinner Wine. Vin de Grave. Sauttirne, Ramie, MOSVile.. Rhenish. Hock, nercial. Tiffin. Malmsey. Old Rota, (*arca yells. Mountain. Brood and Vidwila. with every °flirt: de scription and sort of Whirl. in English use, all at as equally low prices as the above, with a must r'trinnn and rare Choice of Ingartors and Spirits, consisting of the Creme de Nnyean. Blanc et Rouge ; Roses, Absvnthe, Scubaque, Orange. and others. highly flavoured Pine Apple It.m, ditto Pined and Orange Shrubs, ditto Planed Brands Mh tabs ; alau the soft-flavoured Brandy of the vintage of ,80:: Rotterdam Geneva. of the n:ake of the same Year, with every other description of Middle of good finalities. THANKS TO THU PUBLIC. BISH is once more anxiously solicitous to .1 • convey to his best friends. the Public, his unfeigned thanks for the very decided preference shown to his Oakes in the late Lottery• ; and whilst he respectfully solicits a continuance for the future, it is a grrat satisfsetims to him tint he has to congratulate his patrons on their having ob tained at his (Aces. in the Lottery drawn last Friday, one of the !HONEY Prizes of TWENTY THOUSAND pouNDs (Viz. No. g.fgt7, which BIM: sold in Shares). tw sides several minor Capitals in the same Lottery ; and it is no doubt la the recollectit a or his friends, that in the pre ceding Lottery, parts of tooter tti,SUU Prises were also sold by DISH. •.• A new Lottery was contracted for on Saturday last the Hiddings were as under :- 1' . lisssau, TUOIdAII Rom llso■as Wass - - tl4 5 I() 14 3 9 - - 14 3 5 TieLets;ndilitaras will be on Kale in a few days, and as soon as the Contractors have arranged the Hellenic. it tun) he had. a ith full particulars, at either of BISII's t►lßces. 1, Fornhill. or 9, Charing-cross, London, or of his Agents in the Country. . . ••• The £241.000 Prize drawn on Friday last. and glinted by ItISII, consisted wholly of Alomag Om part 01 it being pgy able in Stock). and the fortunate holders may overlie the v elm. of t:ielr regpeetive Shares on demand. g it.:— For the 11111 For the Quarter For each of the Four Sixteenths i,vau MoNity. BRITISH PAINT MANCIPAVITIRY, 62, QUIEN•ITI EFT. CHF* PSIDI4 11.01411110/1. UPTON and Co.'s Cheap. Durable, and Int peuetrable PAINT M. per ewt. titone Colover - -48 s. Block - - - 36. White - - 46. Yellow - . 3tle. Slate raid Lewd Colours Vs. per cwt. Invisible Green -40 s. Olive Dreen - - Ms. Fine deep Orals - I Its. Dark Red - - Mk. Rright Red - -1113 a. Clsoculate - -40 a. Premed Oil to thin for use, per gallon, 4s. lid. Lioverd 011,Turpentine, slid Otitis's* or 'Very descriptioe. These Paints are ter) I and tray be applied with great advantage to all parpoves of useful Painthsg. inside and out, leiter, a in a te appaarasee, durubilit). and economy are costaidan. For park-palings, d out eS buildings, stereo and boats. 'rm. and wood railing, and shipping perposmq ma paealiarly adapted. as they resist the effects of w in an stausaal degree, and are a cure for the worm and dry rot. They also corer a surface needy twice as great as other Paints, and may be applied with little trouble, regairleg *sly to be thinned with Linseed or Prepared Oil. *.• Refined Coal Tar Bum,. 10a. per cut Varniahes, ao. *c. CLARING THE CALLING OF ANOTHER. GEORGE R. Whereas. we have thought fit, by and with the advice of oar Privy rouneil. to Dissolve this present Parliament. which stands prorogued to Monday, the thirteenth tiny of March next : iVe do for that end publish this our Royal Pro riamation ; and at- do hereby Dissolve the said Parliament aecoriingly ; and the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights. Cilium, and Burgesses, and the Cominissioa ers for killiteS and Burghs of the House of Commons, are discharged from their meeting and attendance on the said Monday, the thirteenth day of March next. And we being desirous and resolved, as soon as may be to meet our people, and to have their advice in Parlia ment, do hereh) make known to all our loving subjects our Roy al will and pleasure to call a new Parliament. And do hereby further declare, that with the advice of our Privy Conseil. We hare given orders, that our Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom called Greet Britain, anti our Chancellor of Inland, do respectirel), upon notice thereof, forthwith issue nut Writs in due form, and srcon'ing total", for calling a new Parliament : and ae do herd!), also, by this our Royal Proclamation, under our Great of our United Kingdom, require Nrite to be forth% illt issued ae cordiagly by our said Chancellors respeetivt 1%. for causing the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons. who are to serve in the said Parliament to he duly returned to and give their attendance in oar said Parliament: Welt Writs are to ndeed, thing as a people, and we should be still roaming about,, as in the earliest times, iu quest of new habitations, without any attraction to our own ; but Hod has bent- : volently ordered it otherwise, and, however men may be driven tit seek their fortunes, or even their bread in the most distant countries, they still return again, when they can, to their own, and ¶i th a propensity sometimes a )))))) ming even to disease. This nsvfnl, Ads virtuous attachment, for wide's Scotland has ever been prover bially and fondly pre-emineot, is the foundation-stone of all nations, on which, by kind of universal free iii.isonry, it I may so express myself, it builds up indivi duals into a state, cements them together, awl endears them to wile another. It is the true, or rather the only sotirce of courage, of uriiotism, and of every puld'e Our officers by b a and land who have am:- mantled, and our sailors and soldiers who have obeyed them, in the storm and fury of so many battles, could only have stood collected in their stations, or firm at their guns and in their ranks by the fund resiteiubrame of their conniries, from the sense of iclitit their 'nem trymen expected from them,and the, hutment that might. attend them on their retnrs. What else could have sus tained unr brave, our immortal Highlanders, in the squares they lately formed against cavalry cluthed steel, awl artillery impelled on them by the swiftest. horses? What but the sensations whirl. I have in vain • endeavoured to describe! No doubt, the Duke of Wel-• Wigton thought of Ireland at Waterloo ; and Lord Nel son, when is sight of the superior alerts of France awl Spain at Tiiifu'or, Irtabwing from long experience the hearts of his seauaiii, sent round to every ship, along with the signal for battle--" England expects that every nail shall do his dusty." To bring this neut.'. home to us, myst not Lord Dunclii have thought of Scotland, whet" it depended upon the wind whether it should bring his defeat or his glory into Yarmouth ur Leith Roads? He thought, no doubt, of hi. son, who sits on my right, and that his fame would pl a c e hi m i n the high ranks of his country. lientlemen, I would nut have tired you with these remarks, but that they appl most forcibly and directly to the kind, to the never to be begotten reception with which you are now honouring tea. How, indeed, can I adequately express my thanks? They who knew me in my youth are for the m ot part fallen iuto the grave, and I could have hid DO attentions here, except in the few remaining Menai relatiosashir of blood and kindred, and the notice taken of all strangers in this hospital city, but for that noble principle, illustrated by yourselves to-day, Ihich consummatles fabric of civil - society—this &slid of union, (roes tiros , • opinions between men of the Shame country, in what best to advance its prtosperiey. USA forbid that we shout. therefore he cold to those who differ from us, or that we should suffer political opinions in any manner to disturb private life, so as to render it; intereourses less pleasant or friendly ! But there is at the same time a sound politi cal principle In the closer union of t h ose wh o hare l oot thought and acted with one smother, but which exclude, not at all the mosthnq,ualifiedregard for those of the most opposite sentiments. We ought to respect men of all o p i nions, Who honestly entertain thesis. The more, - • . ••••••••••gay so, toy, ...era. • ••••••,camr.• •crmy, - •,..va - e. Mr Clllllllg I the tuen . ut i te scenes of our earliest youth. A waste co- ds* Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, who are I rm..' w • lb bttatb or broom, vaned perhaps by no bkLcr to serve in the said Parliament to be duly returned to and 4 vegetation than a few trees half dead with age, Aids ' give their attendance In oar sa id p ar li ament ; w hi c h Writs are yet remembered, will affect the imagination of every ate to be returnable on Friday, the twent)-first day of April human being, nail fill, hist wish a far higher dalisht_ Nom- than the most splendid which nature per Irit i at our ('hart at Ciiiiton-llsmise, this tweety-ninth produced, I i OS this artiono that,ovheu ,t tflali." Day of Februar), one thowsusid eight handrail and v i s it ' ' . Ak. • : 4 0,111LVii n tbo.lirt rar„slf oarliden -• • --,!,- • • • shiny years, o p rut t COTI WM: WE fir i mewed duty o their children, I shall feel snort than A similar Proclamation was issued for the Scotch Peers can express. The lifeless, unadorned street in which a 4 to meet at Doh rood-house. FAlaborgh, on Tuemlay, the traveller would read his book as he drove through 1t,,,, I int it. of April, for the election of sixteen Peers of Scot- 'will electrify me at every step. ' I &balk /axe upon th l an d, to s hi t , sh e house of Peers In th e n ew P ar li amen t. old plast e red church-wal l (if It % e yet stan k ling), whe t! . At the Court at Carlton-house. the ?Id of Fehrna, IMO, I used to toil at fires, when I was a buy, with more present the King's most Excellent Majesty in (out wits pleasure than St. Peter's at Rowe could best6f.—Gentle- men these sensations are quite universal , anal they illus. Ills Majesty. in Council. was this day pleased to appoint , . . . . Charles Barnett, of Ntralion Park, Esq. to be Sheriff of theth e Divine Providence in the economy of the worl , !. trite comity of Bedford. in the room of Sir Jchn Burgoyne, of —Some parts of it are covered with never-failing fruiza Hutto% Hart. and flowers, whilst others are stationed where vegetation And his Majesty was also pleased to male the following sicken., and human life almost goes out. Some are dis- amenchnonts upon ilie roll : tinguished by the most inviting aklvantaes, others lily the Count) of Soummiurton James Scotts, Esq. made mos t di scourag i ng joipetlinients to com fort; lint the in- James Scott, Esq. stinctive love of country gives equal lustre and enjoyment Denbigh John Lloyd Salisbury. Esq. made John Lloyd tialusbur, Esq. to them all. Without this, indeed, there would lie HO sorts rhino as a neoole. and we should be still roaminir about. FOREIGN OFFICE, Fro. 2S. ISO. The Kieft has barn pleased to approve of the appointment of 11r. Francisco ltehello to be Vice-Consul of his most Faithful Majesty. to execute provisionally the functions of his Censul-lieneral at I.4indon. until the arrival of the per son whom his most Faithful Majesty shall appoint to that situation. RAkiKRUPTS. W. Vaughan. Compton-flii;do, tiornersetihire. 'enlister, to surrender. March lb. 11, and April 11. at the Bit& Rear Inn. Devizes. Attorneys. Mr. Tllby, I)es lees ; and Messrs. Nethersole and Barron, Eases-street, !Brand. I,indon. J. It. Forster and C. Dobson, Norwieh, manufacturers, March 10, 17, and April IL at the Rampant Ilorse Inn, Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; and Messrs. Tilbury and Langdale, Falcon-street, Falcon square. London. M. Morris. Blymhill Lawn, Istafurdshire. hotelier. March 14. 16, and April 11, at the Red Lion Inn,Newport. !Shrop shire. Attorneys. Mr. Hicks. Limy 'a Inn.sileare, London ; and Mr. Brooks, Newport, Nhropshire. .DIVIDEIkna. March V. J. E. U)les. Siicirediteh, oilman, at GMldhall March 311. W. Parker, West Triannmth, Urvnnshire, inn keeper. nt • Public Rooms, East Teigniuchith—liarch T. Brunner and J. Forrester, Savage-gardens„ wine-iner ats, at Guildhall—Mardi tS, D. Stalker and A.l). %Veic:t. Leadenhall-street, alopsellers. at tinildball—March 93. J. Church-street, Spitalfirlsla. bonobaxern-nianutatittrer. at (iailtlhall—Alarelo 21. J. Jaannieson, Globe-street. Wm master mariner. at Guildhall—March 93. G. W. Wte, si,ir.iorton Butts. Sarre). merchant, at Guildhall. London-- Jely S. T. C. Patrick. .tratia-friant, insurance-broker. at tv, H. Tuvil, seed-eruster. at Guildhall. London—March SS. W. May, Spital-square, silk manufactwrer. it Cuildhall—March la, J. Champion. Great St. linens. lii.4.qutgate-street St JUIN. br..ker. at Guildhall—March 21. . and P. Coles. and W. Williams, Mincing-lane. brokers. at Guildhall—March 7. I'. D. La tham and J. Parry. Devondrimrequare. merchants, at Guild hall—March IS, W. Pratt, Birmingham, druggist and grocer. at the Woulpack Inn. Birminghain—March 94,8. Gray. Li verpool, merchant, at the George Inn. Liverpool—March I I. M. B. and S. 111 Dolborn-bride , wholesale drapers. at Onildhall—Ntareh VI. J. E. C. and J. Richards, jun. Mar tin's-lane, merchants. at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—Nissen SI. F. Henderson. Newton by the Sea, Northumberland. Ash dealer—R. Sidney. Newman-street. Olford-street, picture dealer--R. Malcom, Aabboerne. Derbyshire. tea-dealer— J. Peek, Tower-street, saek-niansfacturer---W. Wood, Walsall, Staffordshire, factor—N. Dodd, Newcastle upon-T)ne. aterchant—E. Langley end W. Belch. High street. Southwark. engravers—T. Wllllusion and C. Oakes, Taasworth, bankers—D. Benham. High lio%born, glass desks. Yesterday a autocross and highly mpectable Meet ing of the Heotrr, Clergy, sad Tradesmen, inhabitant householders of Southwark, was held at the Town Hall, Si. Margaret's-hill, to take late consideration an Address aft!oadoleace to his MaJasyr en the death of ear late loonsessod Sovereign, and to emigratulate his MA.INSTY OE his - secession to the Throne. The Address. which sus mimed by FLonowen Togas, Seq. and moonded by Colmar) UAMSElaonis souniummsly agreed to. _- ~.- . PRICE SRVRR PENCE. DINRSR TO LORD RASKIN& We this day present our Readers with a further ac count of the dinner . given in commemoration of Lord Erskine' teturn to his native country. Ups, arils of MO Nobleitien and tientletnen were present; the Loom was splendidly and appropriately filled up with emblems of his Lordships various services. Mr. Maxwell, of Carriden, in the Chair; Lord Erskine sat on the right hand, and his son, the Hon. Mr. Erskine, on the left. On the cloth being removed, the CUAIRMAN rose to propose the health of Isis Majesty, a Prince, he said, who, in the earlier portion of his life, selected his friends f among those moistest persons who were chiefly dis tiognished by their 'Badmen; to the canoe of flistawmi sod Is the trim principles of the Constrtutimi; Alison those friends were the late Mr. Fox and the Noble Lin d (Lord Erskine) on his right hand.—The Chairman coo eluded by ¢tyin g " The King." He next gave "The Royal Family;' and then proposed the health of Lord Erskine.—(ltomense and long continued applause ) Lord &same rose, under evident symptoms of strong emotion, and spoke to the following effect:— Gentlemen—l cannot sufficiently express my sense of the kind And partial address of my Honourable Friend, your Chairman, and of the flattering manner in which you have been pleased to receive it, which, *kb the whole scene around me, makes it difficult to colledkosy thoughts. I am sure I shall find full credit with all who are here so kindly present, fur the sensations which this Meeting have created, and which really quite op press me. lam entitled to credit for them, because, . upon such an occasion, they must be common alike to all men. They have been FO admirably described by a Freon living poet of Scotland, that I shall borrow from him to express what now passes within uie : " Breathes there a msa with soul so dead,- Who never to himself bas Tars Is my own, my native lend; Whose heart has neer within him boned, When home his footsteps he has tuned. From wandering on a foreign strand ? If breathes there seek" &e. Gentlemen—Nothing can be happier than this abrupt unexpected question, asked only to introduce the poeti9s.l fiction which folioses it, in an imaginary departure from this universal human characteristic. The accomplished author well knew that there was no such Scotclimen ; no, I very believe there is no such man. the greed Au thor of our nature having implanted in us all an in stinctive love of our country.—lt is this which the heart throb and vibrate, when the eye revels ems the inanimate scenes of our nab nth, Ais " co vered tr . ‘` or ' by no