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I 0 ' • / 4 4 -e/ C cx..e j7(l. voc., /ee -/ z • -z) -r ,_,..., t t+ • . All . ili . 4... Si .. \ l e ..- ' 1 2* 1 • Is\ • 7 -4111) - I ---46 - ) A ••. . T .... • ~. . , -~ . ~. • ~' Y No. 6,964. CUSTOM-NOUSR, LONDON, March 25, IBM FOR SALE, nlf Order of Me Hcntourabk the Commissioners of his _LT Voltam, on THURSDAY, the Slut instant, at Two o'Cloeff la the Afternoon precisely, at the King's Warehouse, Wyditurieft-yeed, opposite the Custom. House, Oat they may be viewed, and Catalogues had, the following GOODS for Home Consumption ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY DOZEN DRESSED GEESE SKINS. Clear of all Duties. N.B.—The Purchaser to pay down Twenty -Sue per Cent. as a Deposit at the time of Sale, and the remainder at the Receiver of Fiore and Forfeitures Office, Custom-Haase, on or before Satyr day, the 9th April, 1825, or the Deposits made thereon will be. tans forfeited t and the Goods to be taken away on or before Saar. day, the leth April, 1825, or the Purchase-Money to become for feited, and the Goods re-sold for the benefit of the Crown. DINBURGHWI LONDON STEAM PACKETS. _LA One of the Packets belonging to the London sod Edinburgh Steam Packet Company will Start from Blackwell, for Edinburgh, on Saturday Evening, 2ti April, and every following Saturday; and from Newhaven, Edinburgh, on Saturday Morning, the 9th, end following Saturday, until further notice. Carriages to be shipped by the Packets must be sent to Black well before twelve o'clock on Saturday. It is not creamery to take off the whale, or have the carriage+ packed. Goods for Edinburgh, Leith, Glasgow, Paisley, and all parts of Scotland, received here, and forwarded with great despatch. A. MITCHELL. Steam Packet Office, 35, Leadenhall-sueet. AFRICAN COMPANY.—In consequence of the nn. teems applications already mode in us foe Shama is this Undertaking. we ate dings ed to mate. that the LISTS will be Snaily CLOSED on SATURDAY, t AMORY he and 2d of April trot. COLES. Rids March, 1823. 23. Tbrogutortau-street. TONT STOCK STONE COMPANY, in London, el for the more general importation of Scotch Stone into the London and whir English Markets. The Right lion. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, of Mater, Bart. HONORARY PRESIDENT. Capital, 200.0001. in Shares of SOL each. It is intended that this Company purchase or take leases of Quarries, or purchase Stone in Scotland, so as to aflbrd a constant and adequate supply to consumers here. It is a well-known fact, that for most of the purposes to which stone ought to be applied, in consequence, its high prier, builders are compelled to substi tute brick. This Company will be enabled to supply stone at a low rate, and there can be no question that, from the diminution of price, the consumption, and consequently the demand, will greatly increase. It is a distinguishing feature of this Company, that what. I ever money may be expended in the furtherance of its objects, it gill be expended within Great Britain, and will incidentally me liorate the condition of a large portion of the labouri l l a cteses, at the same time combining the advantage of the Share having a n opportunity of superintending its executive management in London, and of exercising an efficient control over hs collateral branches in Scotland. This undertaking is entirely abstracted from everything approaching to speculation. It is not meant to depre ciate any of the contemporary undertakings now afloat; but it is undeniable that as many of them have reference to distant coun tries, the localities of which are but imperfectly known, the benefit arising from them must be shrouded in doubt and uncertainty. To the most superficial observer it will be obvious that this Company is of • very different character, and the more this is investigated the snore the fact will be developed. Applications for Shares, post paid, to be made to Mr. Robert Baxter. Solicitor. Gray's lon, London, or to John Dickie, W.S , Edinburgh, between this present time and the sth of April, after which a General Meeting of those to whom Shares may be apportioned will be called. YORKSHIRE SOCIETY for MAINTAINING, Clothing, and Educating the Children of Indigent York. shire Parents, resident in London. An ELECTION will take awe in the month of May next for the Admission of THREE BOYS into the School (now contain ing seven girls and ten boys, which are maintained and educated by the Society). Candidates must apply to the Honorary Secretary, by -.how they will be furnished with the necessary forms of certifi cates, Ac. which must be returned to him on or before the 30th of April. No child will be eligible except his father or mother was bout in Yorkshire, and now resident in London in indigent cir cumstances, and must be at least 8 years of age; and when elected will be maintained, clothed, and educated by the Society until be is It. The Committee takes this opportunity of earnestly recommend ing to Subscribers not to promise a vote in favour of any candidate Inn' the list of all of them is published by the Committee in April, and to discountenance, as far as they can, any canvass previous to • that time, mach meth; having been found very injurious to the interett of the Society. JOHN DICKINSON, lion. Sec. Neer Broad.street, 23d Much, 182 S. WINE DUTI ES REDUCED.—Fine Old Port, full of Fruit, Body, and Flavour, 28s. per Dozen ; superior Slurry, shipped by the tint houses in Spain, 231. per Dozen ; Champagne, now landingi Favourite, London Docks (the cele brated Aubriet grower), . per Dozen. All other IVines and Spirits in proportion. N on SALE at CHAS. WRIGHT'S, Wine-merchant to the Royal Family, Opera Colonnade, next the King's Theatre.. _ . A splendid Stage Box at Drury-lane Theatre. for Eight Persons, to be Let nightly, for T wo Ouineas and a Half. Opera Tickets Bs. tid. each. Tickets for the French Plays. STITALFIELDS norm:. 234, REGI:NT-STREET, OPPOSITE lIA NOVER-STREET. DROWN and HUBBARD, Silk -roercers and Alarm facuirers, respectfully inform the Nobility and Public, that they have removed from Henrietta -street, and have This Day opened the above large Establishment, on the Ready Money system, with a splendid and fashionable STOCK of SILKS of every de scription, and in the various new productions for the Spring. Silk Cloaks, Muslins, Lace, Silk and Cotton Stockings, printed 3lus lins for Morning Dresses, Shawls le every new manufacture, Mus lin Robes, Gloves, fanciful Handkerchiefs, and many Novelties in Mesa, at such prices that they do not fear competition. One of their Looms will be daily exhibited, by which Ladies may see the curious and beautiful art of weaving. N.B. India Shawls bought or exchanged. Their extensive Premises in Henrietta-stmt to be Let.—One Concern. CLOSE OF LOTTERIES. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS ALL IN ONE DAY, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, I AND J. SIVEW RIGHT, the Contractors, beg to • repeat, that the present Scheme is one of the last they shall ever have the honour to submit to public notice, Government having tieterml:,ed to pus no more Lottery Acts. The Scheme contains FOUR PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, With Thirty other Capitals, Scc. dc. amounting to 2t$),0001. AU Sterling Aloney--no Blank•—ALL IN ONE DAY, 12th of APRIL. Ti — ck — sts and Shares for the above Two Hundred Thousand Pounds are DOW CO Sale at the Contractors' Offices, 37, Cornball ; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket. *,* J. and J. Si v e wr i sr h t so ld i n Sh ares i n t h e very l ast L ottery, 11478, a Prise of ammo/. FOR COLDS. COUGHS. AST icts, &c. THE PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience during a very long period, has incontestibly proved the superior efficacy of this Medicine, in all cases of Colds, Coughs, and Asth matic affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly relieves the patient of a slight or recent cold, and a few doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect has rendered more confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied with cough, spitting of blood, and other serious symptoms. its pe-uliar nalsamic powers tend to heal soreness, and allay the irritation of :he lungs, in cases of cough ; and in asthmatic affections it assists aril gives freedom to the breath. in Bottles!, at is. lid and 2s. 9,1., by Butler, Chemist, 4, •—•,:tide, Si. Paul's, and 220, Regent-strict (near the Argyll • London; and by the principal Medicine Venders through .: t:e Kingdom. Of whom may be had, he BALSAM IC LOZENGES, used in recent Coughs, Hoarse u. &c.., and for rendering the Voice clear and flexible, and pro -;:ung its ovens from the effects of exertion. In Boxes, Is. lid. id 2s. 9d—*.• Be careful to ask for Butler's Pectoral Elixir and :Islamic Lozenges. r irO MIIS. JOHNSON, 28, York-place, City-rout. MADAM—To behold the consolation afforded to suffering .fa•-.ts by your AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, in cases t Dentition, must convince every feeling Parent how essential an Car,l f y application of suc h i nva l ua bl e M e di c i ne i s t o a ll ev i ate t h e U. cringe of Children thus unhappily situated. Having foend ,oar American Soothing Syrup to afford such great ease and com -71 to a child of mine who experienced the most acute suffering% "' t hing so much so, that its senses absolutely le ft it, and it •:.' t l Pposeil that )death was about to release it from its anguish, •11 it Canew was nude to your Medicine, which, on its first appli wrought a wonderful change, and, by repeating the •.ame, • it doable teeth were brought through in two days, and the child eradually restored to health f—any information on this eir • .:n•,:a3ce will b e g l a dl y g i ven by, Madam, Your moo otadient servant, China and Glass Warehouse J. ELLEN. I.:. Ta b:made-square. Old-street, City- , road, October, 1821. This inestimable Medicine to be had wholesale and retail at ur.Jul all principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country per 'wink. —N N. it. • one are gennine nrlcas signed on the stamp with 3 1 rc• tetorc....% own h ar d _ y. _. ~_ LONDON, TUESDAY. MARCH B ENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK, Under the Patronage of His MAJESTY. 42d ANNIVERSARY. In publishing the Treasurer's Report of this day, the Committee most gratefully acknowledge their obllgations tomb ethe numerous Benefactors, whose liberal donations have so effectually provided the means of accomplishing the purposes of the Charity for the en suing year. The munificent Contributions of of the fit. Patrick's Assurance Banking Company, and of the claim the peculiar thanks of every His Majesty's annual s. Bou - The M arquis of London.llls 0 dear. Proficient - 52 10 The Duke of Leinata, Vice-President - 52 10 The Marquis of Lens down, Vice-President 30 0 The Rt. Hon. the Chan cellor of theExcliequer, Vice-President - 21 0 The Rt. Hon. W. Hue kisson, Vice-President 21 0 The Rt. Hon. H. (foul. bum, Vice-President 21 0 The Earl of Glengnll, Vice- Praident . 10 0 The Hibernian Mining Company The st. Patrick's Assu- 0 rance Company, pa W. 8 1 41 '. 44 • 50 Thelrksh Provincial Bank, feu Sir Charles Flower, Sart. 105 0 Tide Royal Irish Mining Company, per I). C. loose, Esq. . 21 0 Ms. Palma - 20 0 Tie Marquis of Down. dire - 20 0 The Earl of Bessborough (Annual) 5 5 The Earl of Listowel (An.) S I Viscount Taripletown • 20 0 Vise. Barberton (Ann.) 10 10 Viscount Stopford, 61. P. 5 0 Viscount Strangford 0 Lad Killeen - 7 0 Lou Arthur Hill, M.P. 10 0 The Right Hon. Colonel &prell, M.P. - 20 0 The Right lion. W.V. Fitz Gerald, M.P. 10 0 The Hon. Gen. Taylor 21 0 The Hon. General Bligh 20 0 The Hqa. Mr. Preston 5 6 Sir U. B. Burgh, M.P. 10 10 Sir Ralph Gore, Bart. 10 0 Sir C.H. Coote, Bi. U.P. 10 10 Sir A.Chichester, Bt. M.P. 3 Rear Admiral the lion. Sir H.Black wood, H.C.B. (Annual) 6 0 Sir Thomas Esinonde, Bt. 6 5 Sir Charles Flower, Bart. 5 5 Sir John Scott Lilley The }elect London Knot of the Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick - 20 0 Thirty-six Members of the Stock Exchange, per G. Webb, Esq. - 37 0 Fourteen ditto. per J. 31. French, Esq. - 15 0 Richard Jaffrey, Esq. 25 0 S. Al. Samuel, Esq. 21 U M. 3lentefiore, Esq. ~. 21 0 C. M. Lecky, Esq. . 21 0 Henry bee, Esq. - 21 0 N. M. Rothschild, Esq. 10 10 Henry Alexander, Esq. 10 10 J. H. liradshaw, Esq. 10 10 SamuelN. Warde, Laq. 10 10 J. Fracas Maubert, Esq. 40 10 Wm. Span, Esq. - 1 10 !the Hibernian Mining Company, mrpany, of the Irish Provincial Royal Irish Mining Company, friend to this Institution. .0 A.R. Stewart, Esq. M.P. 10 0 J. H. Massey Dawson, Esq. M.P. 10 0 Charles Brownlow, Esq. 31. P. 10 0 Wm. Stewart, Esq. M.P. 10 0 Lieutenant-General Hart, M.P. 3 5 Richard Wellesley, Esq. M.P. (Annual) . 6 3 J. Haviland Burke, Esq. 6 5 John Jacob, Esq. - I 3 George M. Samuel, Esq. 6/6 A. VI . Roberta, Esq. M.P. 3 5 Alfred Phillips, Esq. 5 6 Thomas Munden, Esq. 5 6 Andrew J. 3lieville, Esq. 5 6 Philip Saville, Esq. 6 5 Wm. Willis as , Esq. 6 3 Wm. Andrews, Esq. 6 6 3 Baltiamin isokhottse, Esq. 5 Wm. Inglis, Esq. - 6 6 Thomas Babibridga, Esq. (Annual) 5 5 Robert Pulsford, Esq. 5 William Coningham, Esq. 5 5 Nicholas Walker, Esq. 5 6 James and Simon Foot, Esqrs. 6 5 Oliver Latham, Lg. 3 5 Messrs. Jones (brothers) 6 6 Lesley Alexander, Esq. 6 6 James Moore French, Esq. 5 5 Philip Gowan, Esq. 6 5 Samuel E. Megan, Esq. 5 6 Henry Haffey, Esq. of Bath 3 5 Thomas Spring Rice, Esq. 31. P. 6 0 Lieutenant-General Bell 5 0 Edward Sterling, Esq. 5 0 Pierce Alahony, Esq. 6 0 A. R. Blake, Esq. 5 0 Daniel O'Connell, Esq. 5 0 Richard Reyley, Esq. 5 0 N. Byrne, Esq. (Morning Poet) 6 0 J. A. Smith, Esq . . ft Isaac Nicholson, jun. Esq. 5 0 W. H. Porter, Esq. 6 0 Edwards, Bain 3 0 Edward Tboa. bridge, Esq. 5 0 Daniel Callaghan, Esq. 6 0 Rev. George Charnpagni 6 0 Patrick Persse, Esq (Ann.) 6 0 Reverend James Brownlow (Annual) - 6 0 George R. Dawson, Esq. 31. P. 3 0 John Mills, Esq. - 6 0 Robert Ogilby, Esq. Dun _ - ggitven 5 0 John Shewell, Esq. 5 0 Roger S. !Crating, Esq. 5 0 Colonel Cope - 5 0 Edward Stewart, Esq. 5 0 J. S. Bennett, Esq. 3 3 J. Lawless, Esq. - 3 0 Captain Beaufort - 2 2 0. C. Harvey, Esq. (Ann.) 2 2 Dr. Thorns" Hume (Ann.) 2 (I Collected at the Tables, and Tickeui sold 275 17 £1,663 19 J. C. MICHELL, See. , Quees.square, Bloomsbury. Mama 24, 1825. SALES BY AUCTION. ROCK' SHARES. By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, TlllB, DAY. at 12. in Two Lets. CINE HUNDRED EIITARES in the ROCK LIFE V ASSURANCE COMPANY, New Bridge -street, upeo which 21. per Share have beemeaid. The interest now received is at the rate di per cent., which is expected to be materially increase& in a Ann tine. Printed particulars maybe had se the Mart ; and of Vitinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. ~I ESSEX AND KENT. Capital FREEHOLD G RIV KSTING LAND, nearly Ninety Acres, and a COPS: HOL ATE, noarlmufeed. By WINS ANLEY and SOia At the Mart, THIS DAT, at-12, In Three Lots, by order of Trustees for Sal:, VERY valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD . ESTATES, consisting-Of 6:1 acres of most tapital Mond grazing marsh land, moot doditobly situate, abutting on tinned leading from East Ham to ete hers over the Themes to Woolwich, i and of which immediate poesesalian may be had. • THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES' of ditto, with a small pact reccl I shore, situate in Corn Marsh livvol, in the parish of Plumstswd, and county of Kent, in the ocoopatwe of Mr. II ,nry !lihrtead. Also, a MOIETY of FODB 'ENCLOSURE: , cf ARABLE LAND, called Long Yard, damint immediately behind the Blink' Horse Public-house, at Chadmdi Heath, on the high road to Rome ford, and containing nearly Eighteen Acres, let on Leal.e e Imo., annum. To be viewed. Printed critmlan nia,y be had of Messes, Le Blanc, Oli ver , an d C oo t, lichen, Neti Bridge -street ; also at the White Horse, Bow; the Yorkshire Gray, and the White Horse, re il e Chadwell ; Black Horse, Well-heath ; White Hart, Romford ; Green Gate, Plaistow t. et: rs, Plummead ; Ship, Woolwich; Crown and Sceptre, G ,; at the Man; and of Winstanley and Sons, raternestirrow. . .. VIOLINS; TENORS, VIOLONCELLOS, AND FLUTES, Of undoubted excelfence, with Vocal and Instrumental Music in every Branch of the Scknee. By Dlr. W. P. MUSGRAVE. At Mr. Stanley's Roans, 21, Old Bond -street. TO-MORROW, at Half-past Twelve to a minute, THE well-known and highly-esteemed INSTRU MENTS of Mr. Conde'', deceased ; amongst which are an exquisite Amali Violin and a matthless Tenor, first the property of Giardini. and then of the Duke of Cumberland, at whose decease it was purchased by its last owner. Also a Violoncello of extraor. dinary character, by Rogerius ; others by Forster and Bankes, with Flutes by Montan' and Co. The Music, comprising the Collection of the late Mr. Sharpe, of Knutsford, and two others, contains nearly all the esteemed Vocal and Instrumental Works and Treatises of the most distinguished Composers, ancient and modern. May be viewed this day and to-nvwrow. Catalogues at the Rooms; and of Mr. W. P. Musgrave, Auctioneer, Appraiser, &c. No. 6, Bread-street, Chespside. INUNDATION in the KINGDOM of lIANOVER and its VICINITY. At a Minting of the Committee, held at the City of London Tavern, on the 211th of March, Ia IOS, GEORGE 11A 3131ERSLEY, Esq. in the Chair, The Committee for the Relief of the Sufferers by this most de structive Visitation, among other measures for the more effectual Assistance of numberless destitute Families, deemed it right to solicit his Majesty's Letter to the Clergy of the United Kingdom, authorising a public Collection for th.s benevolent purpose. Though gratified by the good wishes and kind feelings expressed by those to whom their application was officially made, they have learned with regret that using to the want of a precedent their Petition in behalf of Foreigners cannot be complied with. Under these cir cumstances the Committee venture to press most earnestly the urgent Distress of our Hanoverian Fellow-subjects upon the humane consideration of the Clergy in general, who, they trust, will indi eidually use their benevolent efforts in their respective Churches and Chapels fur procuring Collection and Donations, however small the amount of each, that the blessing of the thousands and tens of thousands who are read to perish may come upon them. Resolved.--That the gratefu l! acknowledgments of the Committee are due to the Rev. Mr. Dealtry, of Clapham ; and the Rev. Dr. Steinkopti, of the Savoy, for the successful efforts they have made in preaching Sermons In behalf of the Sufferers. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, 6,339/. I2s. Id. New Subscriptions. Archbishop of Canter. Mr.. Barker bury - £5O 0 F. Bourtlillon Bishop of Salisbury 10 0 A Widow's Mite The Mercers' Company 60 U Mrs. 'Williamson, Valley Collection at the Clap- House - . 2 0 ham Church, after a Major Bradford . 3 0 Sermon by the Rev. At Drummond and Co.'s. Mr. Deatry, B. D. Rev. L. Iremonger - i 0 and F.R.S. . 851. 101. 9d. Jasper Peck, Esq. - 2 2 Amount of a Collection at Sir 31. Christie - 3 3 the Lutheran Church, Rev. G. Atwick - I 0 in the Savoy, and a A. B. - - 2 2 private Subscription Col. Woodford, Coldstream among the Members Guards . - - 2 2 and Friends of the said Right Hon. G. Canning 10 0 Church, for the relief At Messrs. Courts and Co.'s. of the Sufferers in Ha- Rear Admiral the Honour foyer . - 49 0 able Sir H. Hotham I 0 Mr. Duerr . . 50 1 Vice Admiral Sir T. Wil. Mr. Collins - 1 U Hams, K.C.B. - 1 1 Mr. Ohagen - 1 0 Lady F. Hotham - 1 0 Mr. Schacht UlO Richard Hey, Esq. -21 0 Mr. Gerold - - 3 0 D. Hall, Esq. . 1 0 Mr. Poynter . 1 0 31. Hazel, Esq. - 1 0 31r. Kloss . 0 10 Lord Hotham . - 10 0 Mr. Benerle . 21. fid. At Hoare, Barnett, and Co.'s. 31r. Schmid . 1 0 J. Wells, Esq. M.P. - 10 0 31r. Vagel - 2 2 IVilliarnson and Co. Mr. Burghardt . 1 0 (Baldock) Miss Kolbes collected 1 5 Mr. Hindley • Servants . Ss. 94. J. J. Pryor A Friend - 0 5 V. Pryor - Ditto - . U 6 Mr. J. Cowell J. H. IVagentreiber . 115 Mr. Veasey A Friend by Ditto - 2 U I Sir. Coach H. S. by Ditto - 1 0 Mr. Herbert Mr. Appolt - S 0 Mr. Fitzjohn NIL Kersten . 2 0 31r. Hicks Mr. 3lette's workmen 015 Mr. G. Dukes Two Friends - 0 7 Miss Pryor At Dorrien, Magma, and Co.'s. Mr. Frustriam J. Bagwell, Esq. - 10 U Sir. Jerringer J. li. . - 1 U Mr. Fowler At Sir W. Curtis and Co.'s. Mr. Clarkson Mrs. Pismo . - 3 3 Mr. Rawlings Nottridge, Drew, and Co. 1 U Mr. Jewer - At Hawkey and Co.'s. Messrs. Peek, Brothers, Miss Hawkey . - 5 0 and Co. 5 5 At Sir W. Lubbock and Co.'s. A Young Gentleman - 0 7 R. L. - - 3 0 Messrs. Riley, Brooks, and S. K. Ferrier (Deals . 1 0 Riley - - 10 10 Jones Gwynne, Esq. At Hanimersley and Co.'s. (T glen) - - 5 5 E. S. Biggs, Esq. - 1 1 Jos. Pocock (Warminster) 101 T. Boner, Esq. - 10 0 Jelin Bannister, ditto 1 0 Thompson, House, & Co. 20 0 Samuel Barker, Esq. 5 0 , Col. A. Walsh - 1 1 Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, and by the follow. big Bankers :—Sir William Curtis and Co.; Messrs. Dolmen, Mageta, and Co. ; Messrs. Grote, Prescott, and Co. ; Melinh Hankey ; Blears. Hoare; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co.; Messrs. Harries, Farquhar, and Co.; Messrs. Ilanonersley and Co.; Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Forster, and Co. ; Messrs. Courts and Co. ; Messrs. Drummond and Co.;Messrs. Rogers, Tow. good, and Co.; Messrs. Marryatt and CO.; Messrs. Mor land and Co.; Messrs. Ransom and Co.; and by all the Members of the Committee. R. H . MARTEN, IV. KUPER, 11. 1).1110n. Secretaries. P. LA TRORE, The Committee will meet every Monday and Thursday, at One o'clock, at the City of London Tavern, where Communications, Subscriptions, &e. will be thankfully reseived. ...".0w.,... - £5 0 - 2 2 1 0 5 0 . 2 2 - 2 2 - 1 1 -- 1 1 -- 1 0 - 1 0 1 0 - - o . - 0 . . 0 . . 0 - 0 - 5 . 0 - 0 . 0 - 0 SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD MANSIONS AND GROUND-RENTS, BRYANSTON-SIVARE. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, By order of the Assignees of Messrs. Marsh and Co. Bankers, Bankrupts, at Garraway's, on THURSDAY, April 14, at 12, in Eleven Lots, THREE Capital LEASEHOLD MANSIONS, with Coach-bouses and Stables, situate Nos. 18, 20, and 22. Bryanston.equare, in the occupation of William Carter, Esq. Rev. Mr. Charlton, and Colonel Eyre, at rents amounting to 1,0281. per annum, held for upwards of Eighty Years at Ground-rents. Two Coach-houses and Stables in Bryanston-mews West, held for a term of Eighty:four Years at a peppercorn, let to Colonel Eyre and James Morris, Esq. at 811. per annum. A Coach-house and Stable in Wyndham-mews, held for a term of Eighty-two years at a Ground-rent. A Ground-rent of Forty Guineas per Annum, for a term of Eighty-four Years, chargeable upon No. 27, Bryanston-square. A Ground-rent of Ten Guineas per Annum, and Two of Five Guineas per Annum, for Eighty 1 ears. chargeable upon Coach. house and Stables in Bryanston.mews West and Crawford mews. And an Improved Rent of Fifty Pounds per Annum, issuing from a House, No. 36, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, held for a term of Eight Years. May be viewed when convenient to the Tenants. Particulars may be had of A. Gordon, Esq. Solicitor, 87. Old Broad-street of Messrs. Ward and Aldersey, Solicitors, Bedford-square; of T. Wilson, Esq. Solicitor, Montagu-street; at Garraway's; and of Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. Thu/ Day, T ORD BYRON'S WORKS, Vols. .5 and 6, Svo. j lOa. 6d. each ; and Vols. 6. 7, and 8, small Ben. 7s. each, containing, Doge of Venice, Prophecy of Dante, Cain, The Fowl, and SardanNnilus.. Printed for John Murray, AlbenurleAtoret. Foolscap Bvo. Bs. 6J. Third Edition. I, ETTERS to JULIA. By HENRY LL`TTRELL. " J'al vu les uncurls demon tems, et j'ai publib ces le tres." Rousseau. Printed for John Murray, Albetnarle-street. In Svo. Rs. &L Second Edition of „CV A VISIT to GREECE; containing various Facts re specting the Revolution, which bare been very lately col. lected in that Country. By GEORGE WADDINGTON, Esq. Author of " Travels in Ethiopia." Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. BOOK OF THE CHURCH. In the press, Bvo. VINDICI/E ECCLESI/E ANGLICAN/E: the Book of the Church. vindicated and amplified. By ROBERT SOUTHEY, LL.D. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle•street. In a few days, A Third Edition of the Book of the Church, 2 vols. Bvo. 245. On the 31st will be published. price 6s. THE QUARTERLY THEOLOGICAL REVIEW, and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD, Number 11. Printed for C. and J. Airington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and NVataloo-place, Pall. mall. SIR JOHN DOYLE'S SPEECH ON THE HYDERABAD QUESTION. Just published, price 2s. 61 SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of GENERAL SIR JOHN DOYLE, Bart. O.C.B.and K.C. at the India House, upon the Hyderabad Papers, on Friday, !larch 4, 11126. Printed for Matthew Ile y, Somerset-street, Portman-square, and J. 111. Richardson, This day is published, in foolscap Bro. price 7s. boards, BACCHUS in TUSCANY ; a Dithyrambic Po em . From the Italian of Francesco Redi. 'Pith Notes original and select. By LEIGH HUNT. Come, thou monarch of the vine, Plumpy Bacchus, with pink eyne: In thy vats our cares be drowned ; With thy grapes our hairs be crown'd ; Cup us till the wcrld goes round. Anthony and Cleopatra. Printed for John and H. L. Hunt, Tavistock-street, Covent garden. No. 30, STRAND. T HE NEGRO BOY, Oft SUPERSTITION SUB DUED. Near Portsmouth, the " Battle of Minden " the Sign, An Inn long renown'd fur good timer and old wine, A handsome young hostess, and excellent lodging ; An Officer lately came over from France, No longer in idle attenslance to dance, His occupants Monsieur most gladly disgorging. This Officer, then, eery comfort ensuring, At " Battle of 31inden " a lodging procuring, And items of Use and of Ornament lacking; In dress predetcrrnin'd to shine all resplendent, Directed, o'er all, that his sable attendant A quantum should purchase of kl'orten's Jet Masking. The mild youth of Afric the mandate obey'd, When lo! in the Boots, by the luminous shade Of the Jet, like a mirror, his dark features glaring; He gaz'd in amaze, long with extacy mute, Then laugh'd, as laugh'd with hint the Child in the Boot, And eagerly thence to his Musa repairing ; " 0 cease, Massa Captain," he said, " come and see Hint live in de Boot--bbacky child& as me— Mush like as my poor teeml bander him seem, Him die--him come back—die no more," and his eyes Were glisten'd by joy, when aghast with surprise, Two " " he viewed in the Boot's jetty gleam. His Musa the cause of the vision explained; And now in the youth was delusion rmtrain`d, His mind Superstition no longer attacking ; Enhanc'd thence, in fame, is thc tine glossy hue That dress can improve, and dark Error subdue. 01 Warren's resplendent, inimited Blacking! This easy.shining and brillieet BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and Sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID, in Bottles, fid. 10d. I2d. and RM. each. Also, PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 12d. and IRd. each. A Shilling Pot of Flute is rpm! to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. ~........ • is wi• ... ---s" • 1 .• 4I3STNC - i - • VS JURY LelF.tßr -.-- !Fliaaliiitisi tionsolidffi -- iiig mut amending OW Lasts . this to Jiro% aild . Juries it 'pte4 u a ' by Cdninsittee. It is i ibuiState - tid'h Tut general i -that liiittiel . to . pllbl' , follow) Lv r . t i gret s o . f ddins-: • ?. bsreienble Seilkelnh,stitititlio ii laws issisduitikthe quail B strinibilnide of James, iirfd tll ti fia j of Jurit and Wales, are very mucous and cued," i Sinst'" li is expedient sb . 'NOR, and4o impasse din number of persons,. to dereed*Osifina, and ' soineitlier yripeets bilitienck tits ceitssolT4 s. - • • Milne tildes. thin. fonts; thaiiit dithapd mot man bet the satentot twdnty • and ' Writs an Income, ten po w . _ yeatersei. • :five sof ' . Whether ' tee % frele eopyhold, tor .. , . ' or.' t Omer in kb iiittple or fee tin , ot -. ' ... -• t' or ' some or Petatin't of Of twenty.:, lands tins h b . fortheffissol of ~,,,,,,,, yeses ger, zir oe lives; • • ' symffifi ~ to on Jun( al • • Cod*, C of Atlitffie, .; ,;. • the n r don for I in •Widel •.. • tb+llftbs of s • judges, Cler ' , Remais V Twines and lirninchits of Prates , • . • followhw E va, 100 secular ncrupstion, e. that of bsolutr ,- lit ernpted from sCrving on , . •. i Ater s Cl erks •litive, Docttiffite Law, ilAdvouses isik :nt At • . f Clerks of Assize, Associates, Clerks of rrair I,the Unt In . ' Clerks of the Peace, AttOtO S, SO * c WC 'Deka= of Couts-w&iraw., Coomma , anal eepss of Houses of Convection, Physicians. Surgoisis, A poiliscazies, Officers in the Army and Navy, on full pay, the liousehold i Sc , rants of his Majesty, Officers of Customs and Excise, the Illi Brethren of the Trinity House, Sheriflit . Officers, High Constabl and Parish Clerks, are all exempted, while actually practisihg following those occupations, excepting where justice cannot bo ministered without their service. None but natural-born subjects can serve on Juries or Inquests. except in eases de meniktate, and men attainted of mason or felony, or convicted of any infamous crime, or under outlawry or excom. munication, are utterly disqualified. The Clerk of the Peace is to issue his warrants to the High Con. stables within the first week of July in each year, commanding them to issue their precepts to the Churchwardens and Overseers of the poor, to make out, before the Ist day of September, a true fist of ill nun qualified to serve on Juries, residing within their respective parishes and townships. For this purpose the Clerk of the Peace is to annex to his warrants the printed forms of precepts and returns subjoined in the Schedule of the Bill. Within one week after the receipt of the..e warrants, the High Constables are to issue the r precepts to the Churchwardens and Overseers within their connaTewieks, commanding them to make out their Jury lists. TI e precept is to be directed to the Churchwardens or Over seers only in such parishes as have not both. Perishes extending into more than one hundred are to be treated u entirely within the hundred where the parish church is situated. Justices of division may order an; extra parochial plus to bd an nexed to any adjoining parish or township, for the purposes of-Alisis Act. The Churchwardens and Overseers are forthwith, on the receipt of the precepts, to make out an alphabetical order or true list of the persons qualified to serve on Juries, with their places of abode, title, quality, calling, or business, and the nature of their qualifications, according to the form of return in the Schedule. Notice into be given to every person included in the lists, in order that his objec tions to serve, if he have any, may be heard. A Petty Sessions 1..1- that purpose will be held in the last week of September; the lists will then be produced, considered, reform ed, and allowed ; but no alteration is to Fe made in the lists without notice to the party to be affected by it. After allowance, the lists are to be delivered to the nigh Constable, and by hint transmitted to the next Quarter Sessions. These lists are to be kept by the Clerk of the Peace among the records of the Sessions, and copied into e book to be delivered to the Sheriff, which book shall be aged " The Jurors' Book ;" and the Sheriff on quitting his office shall deliver it to his successor. The Jumn' Book shall be bro ug ht into use on the let of January following its delivery to the Sheriff`, and shall continue in use for one year. The form of the rehire facial, and of the precept for Jurors at Gaol Deliveries and Sessions of the Peace, is next described. The Sheriff, on his return of every writ of senire facia., shall annex a panel of Jurors, of which a copy shall be hung up in the Sheriff's office, for the inspection of the parties and their attorneys. If a plaintiff or demandant shall sue forth a writ of rewire jiscias in order to trial, and not proceed, he may afterwards sue forth ano ther writ of venire fafias and try at any subsequent Assizes, and the defendant may do the same. Juror. In all the Criminal Courts are to be returned at before. Judges of Assize may direct the same panel for the (: nminal and Civil sides, and relay direct two sets of Jurors to be summoned—one to attend at the beginning of etch Assizes, and the other to attend the residue thereof, to serve indiscriminately on the Criminal and Civil zide._ 'When Jurors are to view the place in question; the Court may orda special writs of dial ringers or haGras corpora ; and viewers, in case of •ppearancc, shall be sworn on the Jury first. In these cases the Judge shall appoint the trial during the attendance of the viewers. Jurors are to be summoned ten days at the least bcfcre their at tendance is required. In civil causes the names of the Jurors are to he delivered to the :Marshal, written on distinct pieces of parchment or card, as nearly as may be of equal sir; and put together in a box, from which a sufficient number shall be drawn out in open Court, until twelve fair and indifferent men shall remain after all just causes of chal lenge shall be allowed, and they being sworn shall be the Jury to try the issue. Where the Jury have not brought in their vet diet, the names of twelve others shall be drawn to try the next cause. The next clause gives the English sod Welsh Judges respec tively the power of ordering Special Juries to be strnck before the proper officer, " upon motion made on behalf of the King. or upon the motion of any prosecutor, relator, plaintiff, or demandant, or of any defendant or tenant in any case whatsoever, whether civil or criminal, or on any penal statute, excepting only indictments for treason or felony." The qualification of a Special Juror is, that he shall be described in the Jurors' book as an Esquire or person of higher degree, or as a banker or merchant. The Sheriff shall extract from the Jurors' book the names of all the persons qualified to serve as Special Ju rors, and shall write them in a separate book, in which he shall prefix numbers to them all, and shall write all the numbers on dis tinct pieces of parchment or card, being all as nearly as may be of an equal size, and put them in a box for safe custody. The officer of the Court is to appoint the time and place for no minating the Special Jury. The Under Sheriff or his agent is to attend the office with the Special Jurors' book, and all the pieces of parchment or card with the numbers written thereon. The officer is then, in the presence of all the parties, to put them all into a box, and after having shaken them together, shell draw out forty-eight of the said numbers, one after another, and shall, as each name is drawn, refer to the corresponding number in the book, and read aloud the name designated by such number ; and if at the time of so reading tan y name, either party shall objcet that the individual whose name shall have been drawn out is dead, or otherwise inca pacitated from serving on Juries, and prove the same to the satis faction of the officer, such name shall be set aside and another drawn instead thereof. The officer shall afterward., deliver a list of the forty-eight names to each party, which will be reduced as heretofore. The fees for striking a Special .'ury, and all the other expenses occasioned by this mode of trial, will remain payable as at present, and the mode of striking Special Juries in cities and towns will al.so remain unaltered. _ _ _ If any man shall he returned as a Juror for the trial of any issue, not qualified according to this Act, the want of qualification shall I be good cause of challenge. No challenge shall be allowed from want of a Knight's being re. turned on the panel. The King shall only challenge for cause.] Every prisoner arraigned for murder or felony shall be entitled to twenty peremptory challenges. When a full Jury shall not appear, or when, after appearance, the Jury shall, by challenge, be reduced below the requisite num ber, the Court, on request of either party, may order the Sheriff to name so many of such other able men of the county then present as shall make up a full Jury. In case of Special Jury, the taleamen shall be supplied from the Common Jury paneL Such fine may be set upon Jurors making default as the Court shall think meet. Viewers making defaults shall be lined ten pounds at the least. The Sheriff is indemnified for returning any person whose name' is in the Juror's book, though he may not be qualified ; but if he return one not in the book, or if the Clerk of Assize record the appearance of a person summoned who slid not really appear, the Court may fine them. The Sheriff is to register the names of those who have served, and give them certificates ; and the Clerk of the Peace is to make out a list of all who serve at Sessions or Grand or Petty Julies, and transmit the same to the Sheriff to be registered. Certificates of services may be given by the Clerk of the Peace. Jurors are not to be summoned again within certain periods to the Assizes nor to the Quarter Sessions. No matey shall be taken to excuse persons from servirg as Jurors. The penalties for a breach of this Act are then fixed with respect to High Constables, Churchwardens, and Overseers, via. for each offence the forfeiture a sum not exceeding ten pounds, nor less than forty shillings. On Sherifik and Clerks of the Peace the penalty for eaah offence is to be fifty pounds, one-half, with full costa, to be given to the informer. Aliens indicted for felony and misdemeanour are not to be de. mitred of the right of being trod by a Jury de mcdielate Justices are not to be summoned as Jurors at Sessions, nor the inhabitants of Westminster to serve at the Middlesex Smaioua. The tpudificatiars of Jurors in thin, boroughs, and towns car. pomte, will remain as heretofore, except that the Jurors at West. mtnstet must be householders within that city, and have land+, tenements, or personal estate of the value of 1001. ; and that no Juror shall sty any capital offence in any other city, borough, or town, who shall not be a householder within the same, and have r' .f~► 46,1 lon Si— , Corot atlendanet. den cay tv tv , tx m i s , general fact try DPI e Acts WO '' ~-- «1112 b. ••••• - ... Me. • • -----e1103"111111111111 1 I t )t , t I ...~~ ( . _ ( I 1—.,..:.5k J.. !":- Ct..o.t 1./ r I . .. .., • i • ±4 • \ , . 4 4 4 Zit- .......r, ~ . ..2..4 . vs l• , .._, .. , r „:„, ~ .... .e. ... _. -- . ..1 . 4" .•••.... • ..t. -,'., • 4 '* ' . ; I . • r • ,_ _ .... ' .:: . 'll .1 .: ° Triiminiiiiiiharig. twee . :. .•4 . .. Price 7d: .-•.: . • «Npqpiv g ............„,...„...,,.,...,...,,,,,.. /E a' I Property to the like amount, nor unless be balualifeedseseeva:ore • ' cram In Civil causes. Tli- The qualifications of Jurors on inquests before the Sher/abr- . Coroners is, that they shall be householders, add have a roue, let- I , e i Come Grath. arising front lends. or tenements, or perm be I im- the value of one bunched pounds. I milille B herifro. Coroners, and Commtisaionera may fiat Jtrers f?r noe- -1 attendance. Penton summoned to serve ou Juries. In Infector Courts not attending, Oa:fur/cif not snore than ales. no! k-as dem. r grids- twentyy unless the Court he satiafied with the mum of absence.: • i . icedfl the fine tray be levied by; Weed's end sale. ' 'i ied Convictitme under this Alaskan . cut lit quinne..! from want of' m 6lO . form, end persons sued for any thing done Gender thlt Act stay 041 , 6 ' plead the general _issue :Ake issue shag, be laid .in Mc chanty ,\, It • . "'• *here the fact isiotumiped. time! Write of auntie are.abo li shts4„ hut erstFracers and corrupt JIM?, Inr.Of will be punishable bp fine and imprisonment. lei 4 0 1 The Act will in every part cittenectec and take •.'tect en the Ist 14100 1 K 'of January next. . 0 0 . .. 111 baf All the Acts of Parliament now in force /dating on Juries, 61 is I i DON nutfiber.are then repealed, oaring bee prir!ieges of Quakers and of Ihr Moray taus. f imila . 'ewe. f Aka. LtrER l'0( ) 1„ &spay ErreforM . , : --Gamas..-- likd N.N.W.,—lliOh Water pr ml t plot i! . . • i . clases . Arrived e Henry Nell, Jblenton, fern Crls.gnat ; Tow, n ( " rin i i r Liverpoek nn, from Ltddiferbune. Degn3B; from ditto ; Ft. t • 1, knew . • George„..eanmersun, from ditto; Mary Arts,. —, from Pr ;. Octavio. M`Bilition. recoil BellAst • Vavoi, _Jaye, from D. :, ; woes Iftglifielti„ Whit:, flytte ditto; . E3iialietli, no.,in Iheirhs.da • !m- -idges aannah, front" Londonderry ; Mary, from Sligo: tiattk.,;truas ... 7 ' j er ,,..... dittos Velma. from Woetpoet ; Elisabeth, from Ipswlo • Ludt - ti ~.„..e r ''" Hervey, from Dartmouth; Kent, froui %l nterford • Fairy 'kluge:, t --- „,,' Davies, front Gibraltar; Hero, Harrison ; ClirshAft. Atkinson; ier ' . and Nile, Kegg ; from Limerick ; Fisher, Nl' Donald; Liberty, is ,_. —. • and Three Brothers. —; from Westport ; detain, Pas, "'"' lg °I. from Groningen ; Fanny Smith, from ',ord.!, ; D uc h es s o f Athol, o Hill front the Isle of ' Man ; J ohn aril Margaret, Wood, from . ( I ad- Kilitila; Friends, M'Cantley, from Westport ; Lerattt, --, eats, front Belfast.—Three—Threebrigs of at six o'clock. I lone ' The Cotton Market wan very brisk yesterday, after the clasng of the week's account, and about 10.000 bagy changed bands at an , Lan. advance of id. aid. on &seas and F.,upttans. • --v- - - Hervey - froi,l --- "fc — ' --- .1" '79 4 ' , l" Th rie' 4 ' ; fillion iAme and Nile, hegg ; from Limerick ; Fisher, M' Donald; Liberty, tbselLei „ . , D artmout h; K ent, frellt .. ItteOr.. •.a .. Y .....,.....M., fold S er . hlayie!.fror,2 Gibniltav ; Hero, Harrison; Unirshr . th. A Arum ; the Uhler en . im — ith, f ; r f o r i o n 't I t c li t ., d " o t t r ; ; ort D ; ur a hes enli s of n ' A F t a ttl s l : , .l tt n i s , t ifit shles o; •— fi.c.no t o an ron d in T ge hr o te ; i ll o r o o o th y lot bo l d - Gill, from the Isle of Man; Jahn and Margaret. Wood, from . Errata; Friends, 31•Cantley, from Westport ; ;cram, --, hotness. from &dash—Three brigs off at six o'clock. sr &lolly, r eXCOVI- The Cotten Market wan very brisk yesterday, af ter th e closing of the week's account, and about 10.000 hagp efian:ed beads at al . igh con. advance of Id. aid. on Brerils and Enypttans. i mending ._ • averment EAST INDIA SHIPPI.VG. - 0 r, a true The detachment of troops which were on boarso ; tte late ship , tin their Kent, intended to be c o nve y ed in the Hon. Company's ship Charles , , . Clerk of l' PrOmPto Grant, Captain Win. flay. have received orders to remain a mouth ; • !thin one and the Charles Grant will consequently sail for Beagal direct cn 1 ' i he th D a uk A e o rw f i l l* "crk, lately arrived, has beer taken up fo: China, lea are to the r a within • Irk Jury instead of the Charles Grant. * t* Over. ' . :tending ithin the Sill PI'ING IN7'ELLICiENCE. ____,__ . to bi ea- CUSTOM-HOUSE, lilartcli M. ' • is ("talkie n , lau ; Counte s s o f M ans fi e ld, Pace. front Hamburgh ; Henrietta, i• ist of the PANTERED INWARDS .— The Success, Zimmerman , f rom Pit - le receipt Kuhn, front Pillau and K on i ngs b urg h ; Anna, f - hinum, from l• ; ode, title, Antwerp; Martha, Bull, from Fredericksladt : Bellimele, Bali, i s w i ms, from Standgate Creek; Junes and Ann, Mackerel. from ditto ; Amsterdam ; Robert' and M a ry, Fox. from ' Ostend ; Th ou ti s . . e i s . to b e Ann, Mar s hall, from ditto; Twee Gebroeclerr Scheming*, from ils objec. Clarkson, Orford, from Dunkirk 4 Hornung, Bergmann, ' train last wee k Stralsund; Princess Royal, James, from Cork. m e own . Es:TT:nen ()uric:sans —alaribal Blucher, Blake, foe Rotter a w i t h out dent; Vriendschap, Bakker, for ditto; Lonach, Delimit; t* * , a t h e li sts Cork, Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales ; Prince-ft 1 • mm d tte d Saxe Cubourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam; Despatch, J o h ns , f or sby the Mogadore ; Ceres, Becker, for Pills'', Koningaborgh, and the d cop i e d Elbe ; Amy, Bloomfield, for Leghorn. b e ca g e d CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GaawEarwD.—Mary ' fire s h a ll Jane, Nicholas. for St. Michael's and Quebec; Lord Melve,•', . . Coppinger, fur Trinidad; Thetis, Foster. JOT knailletlf I Magnet;. i 'Jana nty Taylor, for Tenerifte ; Prince of Bouillon, Small, for Guernsey is use for and Jersey; Lady Hamilton. Ilarvey, for Newfoundland ; Pre% Achmuty, for Tenerire and Maracaibo; Tula, White, for Gibrala j urors at tar; Hero, Jenkins, f .. e or Malta. • ed. The CLEARING OUTWARDS.—Avon, Dempnter, for Grettrd ft t t 1 *min a Harrier, Brown, for flambnrgh ; Atlas, hur t , _ fur the Cape J ! Sheriffs Good Hope and Madras ; Union , Clench, for Smyrna and Lon a v ._ Jr a cantinople ; Argo, Taylor, for Yucatan and Ifoudurea ; Near f l e - e y„ i n Union, Broecke, for Antwerp; Earl Bathurst, Pound, for Ng- I h ant/liter terdam : Lilt, Atherden, for ditto ; Justine, Young, for Cher sSE; . an d t h e Fox, Fox, jun., for Ostend; Zealous, Reed, fur Halifax ; .!'ects of Oeuvre, Wood, for Quebec; Rob erts, 3 race. for Milfaraivi.lC b e r me. John Esdale, Dearness, for Quebec; Harbinger, Watson, far ninal and filiramichi; Asia, Tindall, for Quebec; Preston, Thompson. for rued—one ditto; Charles William, Trotter. for ditto; Queen, Hcalr. C,r i Dina] ditto; Aeasta, Wilson, fur Virginia; Mary, Wardle, to: New 1 Brunswick. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO iRELA N.D.—Swallow Packet, De:•• to io a oi tt on en d d - 7mist ma , helm, for Dublin; Apollo, Moppet, rta. Cork ; London Feeken . !ewers, ii', Randall, for Limerick. ___ nwien .,_- In these FROM LLOYD'S LIST. .. • i t ndancc of FALMOUTH, Muter 21k—Arrived the Charlotte, Wy lie. -.--, t their at- front St. Domingo in forty-seven days ; Friendship. Smith. team a I Terceira ; Busy, Penfold, from St. Michael's t alesisean. Atas•nn ' re d to tie front Havannah ; and Bucepitalus, S•nith, from Gibraltar St led as nearly the Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon ; Emulous, din: , w hi c h a the Leeward Islands ; Success, Russell, for SL John's, N:w oil twelve Brunswick ; and Fortitude, —, for Lisbon. i I sof chat- Pxratou'rit, MARCH 26.—A rrived the Express, Hamilton, • e Jury to front Charente. Ott' the port the Pioneer, Smith, from Charklten heir tar. in thirty-three days; Howard, M'Curdy, from New York in thicy. the next three days. for Bremen ; Hudson. Ch a mplin, front ditto, fur ' London; and Leader, —. front Trieste. Sailed the Alone, w respec. Perkins, for Landon ; and Ibis, Smith, and Nymph, Top. to era" a f ore t h e Eastward. The Lucy Davidson, Williams, having repaired .or upon damages, is reloading her cargo for Rio Jlareiru. The Mereuttua, adapt, Russberg, for llaniburgh, has reloaded her cargo of sugar, landed r at this port, on her voyage from Bahia. The Fortitude, Vander e civil orr o merits f or Broeck, for Batavia, is nearly unloaded, and in expected to go trite dock next week. t i described ILFRACOMBE, MARC ii 26.—The William and M a ry, Sl eesr ars, rec, or as front Swansea to St. Ann's, struck on Mast Point this morning n -d to Jurors' sunk—Crew saved. ser i a l a t ,„ PoIITSMOUTII, MARCH 27.—Sailed the John, Popplearell. fire is he shall Madras and Bengal • Britanr.ia, Kieft, for.Daullic; and Morgi=us non din- (late sloop „ol *orb ior London. may be of D EAL . MARCH V.—Pasted through yesterday from the River, with a treats breeze from E.N.E., the London, Smith, fur Quebec : te f oe no . Emerald,Gray, and Christopher, Knight, for Alirarnietti ; Instil:en !gent is to Davison, for Arnctica ; Roseville, Scott, and :Baguet, Taylor, fur • , p i eces o g 'Feneriffe ; Cecilia, hook, fur Alicant ; Britannia, o:qth,_for he officer Cadiz ; Tula, White, for Gibraltar ; Lady Hamilton, Ilarvey, sto a b oa , for Newfoindland, and Lord Melville, Coppinger , for Tro.id a d. orty-eight GRAVESEND, MARCH 27.—Arrived the Simpron, Stuiewn, h name i s from Bombay ; Mary Mann, from Demerara; Scipio, Muitthead, an d rea d front Petersburgh; Good Hope, —, front Amsterdam; Vine he t i me o e Maria Ann, from Antwerp ; Julia, Vesper, horn ditto individual Selina, Brower, fr'sam Rotterdam. Sailed the Argo, Munn. fur; w i se i nce _ 9yorto; Retrieve, Steel, for Culls; General Phipps, Baxter, for the satin- Madeira; Naid, Hutchinson, for Cadiz; Lady Nugent, Coppice, herd a mw:' .31 fur Madras; Tiber, Roome, for Hamburgii ; Bayer, Beatty. for New York ; Colombia, Taylor, for Quebec; Robert and Ann, fist mes Huntley, ; ditto ; Elizabeth, Parryinan, for krainichi ; Felt- sen fees for can, Bikes, for Antwerp. doned by Baawitat, l'ilanentat.—The Mama. (loft, from Locteon , an d t h e to Memel, put in here this day with ball of bowspr.t, jabbootn, and so rema i n stern injured, having been run foul of by the Juno. of Shields. SCILLY, Malden 23.—The Commerce, from Mattere, tivand to my i ssue. London, struck on a ledge of rocks at the entrance of St. Heiem'a t i ne s h a ll Pool, in coming in the islands yesterday, and received so nruc:i •. damage that she must discharge to repair. The Thomas. Edwards, • - i b eing re. from Bristol to Plymouth, is just come into St. Mary's a ith MA roe of topmut and of foremast head. iit id ed to ScILLY, MARCH 2'2. —Arrived off bete the ship Poulton. -- ~ from Sierra Leone to Portsmouth, sailed the 30th Juana y—reoorts pen ealiee the Reward, —, to have arrived, and that the Cathatuse Grua :i te hum: transport wu on shore on the Scads Bank, and not likely to be gus off. Also put in here the Manly, Clark, ham Trieste ; and Revel, present u Sheriff to Allen, from North America. taielleleel LIVERPOOL, Matiell 26.—Arrived the Iluskisson, White, from Demerara, sailed February II ; Francis Adana*, —, and he Court Maranon, Goodwin, from Charleston ; Tuscarora, Stuck from lined ten Philadelphia, nailed the 23th ult. • Terra Nova, s—, teem Sicily; Nottingham, Conker, from Alexatidria ; arut Sir William Wallace, imie name Tilley, and Junes and Henry Cunningham, Stanmo, from Sc. but if he John's, New Brunswick. ecord t h e NORTH SHIELDS, Match 26.—The Jenny. t-111101, of and spear, the from this port to London, struck upon • sunken arts kon the Noce names of Sand, on the 20th instant, and was afterwards ran on the Blythe the Clerk Sand, where she now lies, full of water. On the !nth instant the cessions or • Prospect, Wake, of this port, when proceeding derv.; the ...act. 1- • x, , riff to b e in ballast, caught the ground a little above Bowden ion s, bi:t with , Clerk of assistance was got off the following tide. havie s n r; -LI% OA co-,:. et- in certain able damage; on the same day th e Sally, Lcoat . ,: th.s port, to money caught the ground whilst proceeding down the nut: l): e, hit ens got oft the following tide. The Amity, o: So.::. :tee IS. was ; ze d w i th towed into Totuaing about the 10th izstaut dist/avant. teem v i a . STAVANGER, MARCH 4. - -The 'Frerls: % to.a et. Mae's- n, of ends, nor state, and 4::15; ti. t 1.11.. A. a . , with full and front Copenhagen to London, has anterd ut n t .auer W the Peace the neighbouthou in a leaky Extract of a letter from the Agent to Ineyel• s. ..• .ang•a. attach to be de. March 4:—" I have to inform you that on tae inn, ult. we ex. - per:.ena.a.,-.. a very StVere gale from the tenth .t s• I. , 4 : t. !I ItIVVt :;:J;l4 'r Uogorr• t h e i r moor i ngs t h e sloop Julia and sehoora: Mar). nom of Urea- t, nor the poo l, c l ose b y t h e roc ks ; and had at. :-.0: been fo: :!.c. prompt tier- : salon°, nuns made la getting them anchars a: el e Ades ut the imminent owns nor. risk of those that carried them aft, three is hale dobst bus that F • at West. they would have been wrecked ; in wish mernons I cannot toe .ve lands, highly speak of his Excellency the Cuptain-tienualed these Brands,. d that no I who rendered me every 31.51:aspen lam sorry to ount:k tits[ cough, or 1 many of the vessels that come out here nee not properly feud wi t h , and have anchors and cebla." *4 4 ( , `-' 6 a '. -.4.:... Ar. , .. -.... ..... -r, ....s e . . ....w w . .- 1 -- - NMNIIMIMMI.III.IIIII.I EAST INDIA SHIPPING. • • The detachment of troops which were on boesrd'the late %hip Kent, intended to be conveyed in the lion. Company's ship Charles Grant, Captain Win. Hay, have received orders to remain a mouth ; and the Charles Grant will consequently sail for Bengal direct cn the leth of April. The Duke of Vcrk, lately arrived, has been taken up to: Clit:-.a, instead of the Charles Grant. SHIPPLVG IX7'ELLIGENCE. CUSTO3I-HOUSE, 3iARCII 26. ENTERED INWARDS.—The Success, Zimmerman, from lau ; Countess of Mansfield, Pare. from Hamburgh ; Hent.ette, Kuhn, from Pillau and Koningsburgh ; Anna, f'leinum, from Antwerp; lartha, Bull, from Fredericks:2dt tLer, from Standgate Creek; James and Aran, Markarel, from ditto ; Ann, !Harahan, from ditto; Twee Debroedcr= ' Selierphier, from Amsterdam ; Robert and Mary, Fox, from Ostend ; Thoi is Clarkson, Orford, from Dunkirk Hornung, Bergmann,' from Stralsund; Princess Royal, James, from Cork. ENTER rn —Marshal Blucher, Blake, for Riatter. dant ; Vrientischap, , Bakker, for ditto; Lorsch, Driscoll; lisr Cork, Van Diemen 's Land and New South Wales; Prince Saxe (obourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam; Despatch, Jobns, for Mogadore ; Ceres, Becker, for Matt, Koniorburgh, and the Elbe ; Amy, Bloomfield, for Leghorn. CLEARED jane.Nicholas ow . for uv St. Michael's r tarx A T G Quebec; RAE L S D -0EZ3,.1e;t7 , 1 1. ' Coppinger, for Trinidad; Thetis, Foster. fur Blsineur ; Magnet; Taylor, for Tenerife ; Prince of Bouillon, Small, for Guernscf I and Jersey; Lady Hamilton. Harvey, for Newfoundland; Peat% Aehmuty, for Tenerire and Maracaibo; Tula, White, for Gibral l tar • Hero Jenkins, for Malta. • CLEARING OUTWARDS.--Avon, Dempster, fur Grertad t Harrier. Brown, for llamburgh; Atlas, hunt , fur the Cape ar Good Hope and 31adras; Union, Clench, for Smyrna and - t rantinople ; Argo, Taylor, fur Yucatan and Hendon's; Neer Union, Broecke, for Antwerp; Earl Bathurst, Pound, for Ng terdam : Eliza, Atherden, for ditto ; Justina, Young, for Cher a.TE; Fox, Fox, jun., for Ostend; Zealous Reed, fur Halifax ; 1 3 .!cce of Oran, Wood, for Quebec; Roberts. Paces for Milrarteivi..) John F. , dale, Dearnes.„ for Quebec; Harbinger. Watson, far 111iramicbi; Asia, TiLdall, for Quebec; Preston, Thomps:m. for ditto; Charles William, Trotter. for ditto; Quren, Hot+. t„.4. ditto; Acasta, Wilson, fur Virginia; Mary, Wardle, in: New Brunswick. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELA N.D.—Swallow Packet, Drr• holm ' for Dublin ; Apollo, Moppet, to. Cork ; London re.:k.t.:, kandall, for Limerick. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, M•act. 2L—Arrived the Charlotte, Wylie. from St. Domingo in foray-seven days; Friendship. Smith. ticra Terceira ; Busy, Penfold, from St. Michael's t Mesioan. Atk•:•., from Ilatrannah ; and Boceplislus, Smith, from Gibraltar Si IA the Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon ; Emulous, ditto the Leeward Islands; Success, Russell, for St. Julits's, N:w Brunswick ; and Fortitude, —, for Lisbon._ PLYMOUTH, MARCH ?&—Arrived the Express, Hare :hot., from Charente. Ow the port the Pioneer, Smith, from Chathaten in thirty.tlirce days ; Howard, Nl'Curdy, from New York in Oar:v. three days. for Bremen ; Hudson, Champlin, from ditto, fur London; and Leader, from Trieste. Sailed the Alone, Perkins, for Landon ; and Ibis, Smith, and Nymph, Top. to (to" Eastward. The Lucy Davidson, Williams, haring repaired damages, is reloading her cargo for Rio Jarciro. The Mercutiar., Russberg, for llaniburgh, has reloadtd her cargo of sugar, la4ded at this port, on her voyage from Bahia. The Fortitude, Vander Broeck, for Batavia, is nearly unloaded, and is expected to go into dock next week. ILFRACOMBE, MARC 26.—The William and Mary, Sleety an, from Swansea to St. Ann's, struck on Mast Point this morning a-a sunk.—Crew saved. PORTSMOUTH. Masten 27—Sailed the John, Popplervell. for Madras and Bengal ; Britanr.ia, Kieft, for.Dautzic; and Morgi=ds (late sloop of war). for London. DEAL. MARCH 27.—Passed through yesterday from the River, with a fresh breeze from E.N.E., the London, Smith, for Quebec Emeeald,Gray, and Christopher, Knight s for Mirartiichi ; IpsWLn, Davison, for America ; Roseville, Scott, and Magnet, Taylor, for' Tenerife; Cecilia, Hook, fur Alicant ; Britannia, Garth, Jar Cadiz ; Tula, White, for Gibraltar ; Lady Hamilton, Harvey, for Newfoindland) and Lord Melville,Coppinger, for Trmidatl. GRAVESEND, MARCH 27.—Arrived the Siropmn, Sampson, from Bombay ; Mary Mann, from Demerara; Sciyw , 31:-.11Leail, from Pctersburgh; Good hope, front Amsterdam; Yrno Maria Ann, from Antwerp; Julia, Vesper, from ditto Stains, Brower, frion Rotterdam. Sailed the Argo, Martin. fur; Oporto; Retrieve, Steel, for Carib ; General Phipps, Baxter, ter Madeira; Naid, Hutchinson, for Cadiz; Lady Nugent, Coppice, tor Madras; 'fiber, Roome, for Hamburgii ; Bayer, .Manly, for New York ; Colombia, Taylor, for Quebec; Robert and Atm, Huntley, ; ditto ; Elisabeth, Parrytnan, for 31irainichi Peli can, Bikes, for Antwerp. Haawicit, Mancitr.i4.—The Mumma., Croft, frulM LODJOH to Memel, put in here this day with lons of bowsprd, jihborun, and stern injured, having been run foul of by the Juno. of Strides. Set LLY, MARCH 23.—The Commerce, from Mackie, bvund to London, struck on a ledge of rocks at the entratice of St. Heien'a Pool, in coming in the islands yesterday, and received so mucu damage that she must discharge to repair. The Thomas. Edwards, from Bristol to Plymouth, is just come into St. lary's a ith jos of topmast and of foremast head. SCILLY, MARCH 22.—Arrived off here the ship Poulton..---, from Sierra Leone to Portsmouth, sailed the 311th Jarimi.) . —rcoores the Reward, —, to have arrived, and that the Catharuie Crmea transport was on shore on the Scads Bank, and not likely to be got off. Also put in here the Manly, Clark, from Trieste ; and Revel, Allen, from North America. LIVERPOOL, 11lat‘ell 26.—Arrived the llusittsson, from 1 tantrum., sailed February la ; Francis Adana. —. and .11armion, Goodwin, from Charleston ; Tuscarora, Serrel. from Philadelphia, wiled the 28th ult. • Terra Nova, from Slot, ; Nottingham, C orner, from Alexar:dria ; and Sir William Wallace. Tilley, and Junes and Henry Cunningham, St;,:ituu, from Sr. John's, New Brunswick. _ _ NOITH SHIELDS, Mallen 26.—The Jenny, of and from this port to London, struck upon • tur.ken *mil on the Note Sand, on the 20th instant, and was afterwards run on the I.3lytha Sand, where she now lies, full of water. On the: lath instant the Prospect, Wake, of this port, when ptheceding eery tt•ern cr Tvw, in ballast, caught the groend a little above flowilet. s, ly.:t with assistance was got off the following tide. hair" r ,u% ro^,:. able damage; on the same day the Sally, tr.; ;Ka:, caught the ground whilst proceeding down the nvt: c. 5.4 got oil' the following tide. The Amity, o: er!e! Is. was towed into TORGing about the 10th izstaut STAVANGER, 3lAecu .1. - -The Trtr. % and from Copmhagen to London, has artii:ll::t .N)er W the neiy,hbouthoo in a leaky Eat!, and :.:oat Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lliyifr. d• Angra. dam March • t--" I hare to inform you tha: ou tdc ult. we ex. perienced a very IltVere gale from the tuatti-t s• t. a ttrv.e C ray their moorings the sloop Julia and schoor.t; Mary, huth of Luta. pool, close by the rock. ; and 1314 it no: boon to: ttc prompt exer tions made is getting them &rich:4l w.il t.stAta at the imminent risk of those that carried them Mr, three to bade dohat but that ci v i cs : e l s t c h v a ery com ai. e si ou Nta t n h cc ere . I le am not sorry jwim r to ly rattaa:hundk wiry they would have been wrecked whkh citations I math toe highly speak of his Exeellenet the C-ratmitienewilattien m w ttly " a n d the e r anchors and cables."