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Thomas Mousey. late of liergh, Norfolk, Ateowyo.f.'rr" ret ", ll t . at y n y•- nw r.io jirgil s e ""il ligible i to br a i rt 4 o a s I II : 1 l io nt r j oi• P y . o ri v ia it al uit ei : e tto t r e , street..-Adosisoime, Is. A' LA NO; iis Aomori to tete Eatissaries of Popery; repliers Mirth ", ea, 394 Apen fs. 'LI It 1 "en; al. 11101 / 11 . , ARTA XEIIX ES. '': w . ha•b•ll bays taken, or shall sake, Ilse dezree of itsehelso. I wherein she lueutopatibility i t P a to incur to wilh Liao TOVlrgio, Great Y., mum NotrUk. Anomaly% liereca. Arbiter's", Madame Yowls; Arbiters, Mr. &shims; Ar. Swale, Stevens, Maples, Pears... awl ft..01,1,1d hrwrZe.,44os., of , Att., to either of the Useinersitwa of Oxfmil or Cain- BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. the Leglalation acd Freedom Min Stale is Illustrated dud i s kanis;Mr. Hors; Rimenes, Mr. Diablo. Matidaise, Miss ' March 17, 1521—at Hight. : 4 1 d 1 P ,i i ii ;a 4 is i d: 0 . 1 1 : c 1 ; it i g i ., ii w ied: rk t: ' o, .r epo l , ..4 6 . o Sttsi - '' ).„. 1p . , ,e 33 . ; roll-moll. To be • dos; mid Mr. Palmer, Gres. Yarmouth . . bridle , um sersiteLa eleskship of three t'ra'y instead of tee Wils; Smoira, Mita Posey: Non.. welsh w i l l pm id„t the h aes .f o rta desimpbanal A Fs, the better to iss-ore eorrectoess in the L.,!•dx, Willie* Ill i rodm4, o , 1,,,,, 0 p p00 t, 1„„ rf f m ,„,,,,,,i,„ , f i,, ; $4 ,1“,i, it.-ii. 3 but le tyiug the period of mime so general cairs , .ler, April le, at five, 211 , and 28, at eleven, at• the A.-sent- the spite as at pears*. to " il l i ! ik as e 4 4 c at urt UVi Y iret IA :il e y 4si e r .Tuc to it I i lj o ble u 1. 1::::::::r; b r i. :c 8 ;o li ltr is sio u : t , s a, . . ,(1 Ike eusenilleayit Cootributions of this day's most splen- period of Mbis Wilson'i jerformattce. T. emichttir with, Tsth tint" Drama, 10, three 4c1 .... 1 . 1 4- Aid Ue_lebratiou, will not be pulAtalsnd before . Thursday . next, - loam /lima, ShilVti:tll Salop. Attu, neva. MeNsrs.Baxwvisid Ruvrker, Gray's Inn-place, Lambs') ; and Messrs. Chrettem: 1 ibewitico , t6tr; ,.,, iry eo.uct.bariari::. erdii:cti.,04,,..p.,1,.:011,...,,,..71:,,,,,trtii;yeihie,„(1:.,1,,... 11.1.4/STIRATIONIr OR MASONRY. 00d ,,,, i ., the 22d onsitent, the toter; el affords ample lime fur rectifying • Petrun"r"S °" t h e C"11"e" with • " e "" ' I P" ---"' any cameo' undsaions (birth incidental to so crowded a scene) (Dedicated to Isis t .et the Onke of ftvistex.) Tu G lia rrit n e l 4 11' V e u u lT b erb ra i ro l l i t t t: ' 4 l ;ll: 3l ‘77l.: rd hiswellsatreet, M .' s' . . 1 sea, city lie aaid to purses*, whit s a MYl• 4 see o r fileYytarA I collard • '' .l : which may balm oecoriest its proclaiming the Donations ; as This . day was " -. .. ~ boards, the nit temith • THETtESE, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA. Count' alas for lonveying 10 the Tr...ewer any marks of good will • ' f. 0.. f oil-men, to tiotrender, March 311', April 3, and 28,st t ve, Cirwis, Mr. Cooper i Foutaine, Mr' Pape ; to the lustitotioo, in this it. importast crisis, (flint imf IL LIJ $T, l 4th..T 1.0 .of MA SON ft V. t hall op erate. as a culitliati ii i Si Guildhall, Limbo.. Atturucy, Mr. '111:toseoo, Gowtgt- ,w P -• ", • woluoc 4 /mot thew, Y. well as fawn slain-tr.; Morril', Mr. Romani ; Picard, Mr, Gallic; Lanisee,. Mr. e F i r c i a e l is i d , :i tts fo s t o h e e ti t h l e tar e e it_y ,v uo t t pretest at the Festival. C Me..street, M i ssss ries, Lutidori. By tit tole IIyILLIAM tRESTON, FloC•I ••, 1 .. y r ,... ,, , , ,,.. ‘„%iiiii1ke , ,n ,,.. n anal William Rai s ins. Smith, of , (0 . 4 . 1,a.. . e, sla i t . c i a, l . 7 l e o. l l :c p •c u t i. 7 . f o ll t h p ill ru al re e:S .w ll i t i e b s ,c i eo ll be to 1 7:n i t: I :c o a a res ,,,t pc „,, e , t : : . Kosiiht i Derporr, Mr Brumley. 51ariette, Miss Smithson, ti are requested to be made to TH(t„ Past 51seter of thil Liaise of Aiiiiiphy, adios hir intoontio. 1.• 1. IT 1r OUNielil at Merville, Mrs. 8 2" 1 " ; 8114 ' 4 ' M " .ll•4°* " . * • StAS HAI N RR! 1.X.; E, Esti. Treasurer, College of Physicians, . t With Curreetis i n i nanil nai Alsl u i l i t i s oons tils , m ßillTtiffil . clients, to surrender, Aiwa 5,7, madam. at 'lite pours.witi he Openwill et Half-pail sivo•Ctoct, sod . ' or is tbo Committee, thrmigh their werretary.—By terrier, ' • ' eleven the Court 'NMI , Lerds. Atsorsteys, Aireero p It. lion, • lou MC ileirricit by the leutth of tettPICC 551155 reryllard mure, and Hematite Ilcorieila-street, Cur '', At, !runs ails utistssig to cuter 15150 It. A.. 11 it la deswesveli iLat Pa" _Mailer or 1 lot LtstwEri JUNES , 1 ,.. % •! A Lipas ili ds:is ; Mt& Mr Bloonse, Leeds. s ir p o d oca vaiseint on each Eyerairag cibO4IIICDC? at *tank 4 . 7 . . J. C. M I Cli ELI, Secretary,et watt parlicolasly bellt lit Hie awns of ; in toy el. 40 Rapti, and • Gawk 7... lk. svo d Pries , Sa. 54.—Pit, 3s. M.; Armed: k . , -. ~ . to, Quetn.square, Bloomsbury. . ' Minted for Gt. mot W.• R. 13a.,...tv Vag& .-,.0.,. tt • -1 , ow- ...ipir. "11 1 1%PlIfttf.40• 0 110 LIIIMOMMIN . ° & • & I.PoParatillliv itwootruitzia. • * moo the,. 1, . . . psidsllso-,L ' oarm Golfer* ..feti Sliconall 'Prier; Is.--Cpper ,k .4,..„4 , .4t ........ __„, - ,4 = . ..,,,.- 4,..;.4.....,47,•41 Trier 4,64.- t • - P r ' S i ttirS, SMTA RLE FOR LADIES OF FASH lON - EAST I N DIA REGISTER. chirp ii, !Olt* • ;Tet at tee, ..11 • 110 t ilitittalielt. twelve, al the Eagle as ' ld Child ion, WigaJ , L aseguo l cr . At. " Besides those who think that a I;heral et/oration are 4 * C l= tt .""eaula t be lakrobl Mr. Rodman, 111 die &bloods of the A Li, Weart-ra who have soy GiTiias that hare Thus day is published, twice Ss. 551 mewed, p. • tora i r e y h ,.s i t a r. t;aaheit, Wigs.. bosh no urrasseesst and a subsstarat oil arteasslisze to as Stelleilso, filik l ell pri : t r e l n. he u lle d.. I: i iie re • boil Nightly or for the settooo. _ sests /..s. either trowels) , or elegance so recommend them, white; • rF. KASI INDIA REGISTER awl DI- it flu In r)„ of Coventry. Warwick, silk.matittf at- sod with that view, wish t o 'wail a son to the Uat•lrftl.), they rail *ell rhea), for ready money, have wow ass unisons- l It REcToRY for IS2I, corrected to slutggis Frbrwary, tort r, to sus emitter, Morelli 24,3 i, mud April 28, at teO, at ;here so - man y, educated at the (Nitre ,a wa d i, o bi, 4 1., limy •lass be °Mahout in the Orchestra • Boxes, by application nil, of having thesis NOLO. by applying at SIIEAKS raid 1 1821 ' e 0 "toill 1 "g lb* C• ool l•••• • •4lbeartstioctit at " 1 " 1 " G• 1141 " 1 , to Mr. Rodwell; at the Theatre only. •601111011. Attorney, Mr. Jaataa, Budderebuty, in which front circumstances or stnlnrsecro crests, they are. COM PA NY, 11, Menet...its-street ; where Ladies are cei lain i and Ahro , d. wilts Ilse A Herat ions di e t h av e u nmarred UP TO Clicapsislr, Loodur. theappoiuted, who might enthis ee dm Professtosi, mid find new Swims/Opera its as preparation. • e• i A If 1 I. a• • a• . : -I -L.-- . 1 2 • ,tt tai A fit Janikt.re fikt. A.k.a..... a..... r .I—.• -1 ,i.•:— I ... • NI ,~ r V 1 rA firidauir the largest and du rideille the most elegant rag icty in this Metropolis of fashionable Silk., Satins, ainsey, he. and at 'prices so extremely low, that 110 id. a can be formed without inspection. Gois.l Sarsisets. at 2s. lOil. per yard, and new Florence Stripe., al 3.. 9.1. the Gown. Bedford House, 11 , Henrielh•strect, Covent galyltn. itlrthe Aitarrw THE DAY OF PUBLICATION ; various Roles and Re -110111.10111 respecting the Cosespasse'i Service ; an Alphabe tical Abs.traet of (Ise lase Act for he Renewal of the Charter; the Post Itllhe R. gulatirsioi an to she CiissverPoire of Letters to and fr ; LISTS OF LICENSED SHIPS, and much oilier se•efol Infotto3tion. By A. W. MASON soil C. OWEN, of the BecretaWs Office, Fast India Huts.... VI TRIt:ROY A L, COT' RNT-G A IMEN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. Morel' • 19, will by perforated Sbakycitee's Tragedy O s , , THE LIFE AND DEATH OF RING RICHARD THE THIRD: • Gfarge, Duke ot Clarence, Mr. Egerton; Richard, fluke efGlu'ster, Mr. SI scready ; Duke of Rockingham, Mr. Yates; Reilly, Earl of R , elonusid, Mr. Abbott; Lord Hastings, Mr. Onaator ; Lord Stinky, Mr. Chapman. F.lkzalwih, Mrs. Fuck; Margaret of Asia.. Mrs. Bunn; Dueheas of York, Mrs. Comer; Lady lure, Mrs. Vining. After whieb, the growl Nlelo-drentatie Romauce of THE FORTY THIEVES. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, ID?, Strand, coiner of the Ssray-stepa, I Louth-in: Sold by BIMrI., Kingiibury, Parbnry, and Allen, Leadenb+tLabert; Chopple, Pall mall; Archer, Dame•alreel, Dublin; ■ud Manner* and Moller, Edinburgh. JMIN BURGESS awl SON. britig opprieed or the 'Millet 0114 endeavour* made by many persona to imposes spurouts article for their make, feel it incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public. in pur chasing what they conceive to be the to °home the Name and Address corresponds with the above—the-general FICOM SAIU/tDAY AIGHrS ,44ZETWIL CIIISSiM Baba, 31r. Atkins • Ali Balm, Mr. Blanchard; tilanent, Mr. Durnart; Mustap ha, Me. Emery; Abdalla, Mr. Connor. Cogia Baba, Mrs. Liston Morgiana, Mass Bennett. Doors to be opened al Half-peal Six o'Clock—the Play to begin si Seven. Boma, 7a ; Second Price, 3s. 6.1 —Pit, 3s. 6.1 ; Second 2s.—Galicr), 9..; Second Price, 1a: Upper C• - limy, Is.; Scrawl Pr:cr, (34. Places fur the Bozos to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Otlice. Hitit-street, from Ten tell Pour. A Private Box inAy be had fur the Stasi.", or nightly, of Me. Br.lrstosi, at the Box.ollicv. To-morrow, The Stranger: Mrs. Haller by a Vests, LA , (her brat appearance on say stage)—after which, The Pad. loth: LeibtlUra, MISS fillilEtlidt 6ret •ppearaaire to that character). Ou Thersclay, Dun John, or The Two Vitsleitas. appealaum of the •puriuus ilesetiplivas will deet ire lite un guarded, and for their detectiuts. J. B. mind Sim submit the following Cautions: some Sae 10 appearance ■t first sight 4 . The Geantue," hut without any N sine or Address—some MILITARY PROMOTIONS. " Eurpar's @rrr 'ice of Anclanvim"—others " Borgia's"— and many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished ppprobatiou t (eel every sentiment of respect Inwards the Public, and earnestly mi lieu them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to br of their make, which they hope will pre. vent many disappointments. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having even such crest satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them, and is recommended as a most useful sod cuovenient Sauce—wil keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, Strain', corner of the Savoy-steps, Lon de. —(The Origiee Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAN D. THE Public are respectfully in Imam!, that .l Use LECTURE so iht ST RU CT UK E of the URI- , VERSE. aosouured hi, Woke's& y Ws. is sumvoidolply pobtponed Isola EDN ESDAY NEXT, tbo 21u1 implant. FOUND. isg R. MATH MA'S (who, having been nut of hi. Element) will-he &end again AT HOME, for the 197th time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, MON DAY, March 19, when it is respectfully announced that he will have stir tumour to attempt a Description of his Travels in Alit, EARTH, sad WATER. In Part 'Fluid Ur. Mathew* will represent the Pleasures ofa Sisa Voyage in the Polly Packet. Mr. Mathews's New Entertaiument was received as usual. TURNPIKE TRUSTS. AT • GENERAL. NI EETING of the TRUSTEES of the several ROADS round the MatropoGs, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, to the Strand, nit Priday the 16th of March, 1921, to take into evoisideration the Bill receatly brought into the Douse of COOMUU.. tr vesting iu General and Division Trustees the lint of Roads in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis and for discharging the several Trusters under whom Ihr same are now repaired and maiutaiutJ from the fririlscr CAST and mandeunace thereof; JAMES RICE WILLIANIS, Esq. io Ilse Chair. PR Deputations from the following Tried.: New Cross Tutupike Roads Helium, Greeu Nurrey New Road 111 ary-le.ltene :Surrey and Sussex Kensintluu City Road Uxbridge Highgate and Hatnpxtead licentlerd hark■ey Harrow Stn .•r Road Killbounie or Edgeware Stamfo. 41 Hill 'Acworth The said Bill having been taken into eimaideralion— Itesoleeil—Tliat it appears to this Metsim, f • artnal ob.ervatiou and unquestionable informal , tie it the Turn pile &sada round the Melo ()puha are iii geneial funned on tics moat appruved principte4, and inainutineil at a reamii able expense—that they ars at present for the must part in gaud repair, and in a progres.ire state of improvement. That the Bill HUM iwitilisit in the House of Commons, far useislog the several Trusts, sad resting item in new Trustees. a erroneous in piiiiriple and tiasariluus in toc—that it casts au unmerited st i gma on the pieirld Tr's levs--and that its evident tendency is to remu,r all authority ' , IA control over the Roads entirely met of the hands of those Who, frum their local residence, are .uu.t inteiested iu their preservation, and from their k Mitt is dee and experleuce tally competent to their general mameet•cnrnl. That Vrtitions agni 7 the said 11,11 hr prrst.nletl to the lion. of C ~,,, woos by the respective Tsleispdie Tit..vt, mud 'kat Ike Mrn.htts for the Counties of Iluldle.ea , Sorrey, tia+.t•r, Kent, Eon x, sad liellford, and for the Cities a Condon and ‘Vesinsinstsr, and Itolooth of tiossilessaik, be rcrioustril In support the Prater of the said Petitilus. That a Committee be appointed In watch the progress of the said Bill, and to take such further tete rrrrrr as may be de. ewel exia-dont. The Committee to rousist of tht• Chair man of each Trust now represented, wish power to add to their numbers such other Members of the Deputations as they may Ibiuk n y. JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Chairman, The antiunion haviiiif left 11te Chair, Resolved —Thai the thaald of ibis Meeting be given to the Chairman fur his judivioua rututuct in the Chair, and foe his yeti rind attention to p►omote the general interests or the Turnpike 'frusta and of the public. DROPSY. MR. 1.0 X SlOOlll E, sonth.,,,on-biiiiii. lota, Lundoe, tbitilts if proper to acquaint the Public that tic cu 'lU'iea to aticaid Palmas Ia the dilirreist specia, ut this 1...,115 r (111 both Sett Si as N letters, 'inlets post paid, will b.' reCeiMeti. His Aildri as to Hydrupic Patients, marl Append x of claws, Nosy be Lail at Msasra. ighlry'a, Pleat-Wirt. 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THE LATIN I'AS )1(A Ls oVf KG IL, sills a Course of ENGLISH REA DING, adopted for Schools; including also all the proper farilities, thereby ruslilime Youth 111 squire the 'AIM Lan s coage u 1 Ibr 4 1 , 0 ;...1 of time, stub the utmost ease to the M watr and dr. Iteht to the Srlc.lar, illulral. d by moo hnnJnrd and thirty Wood Cuts, must beautiful y executed by the very bast Artists tif lie ems..try. Hy 'ROBERT JOHN THORNTON, M.D. Melolicr of Ilse Uoirersity of Cambridce. Published by I'. C. and J. Rieingtrin; Longman and Co.; G. and W. B. Whittaker; Sherwood and Cu.; Simplon mid Marshall; Haynes and Sou; Baldwin and Cu. Paternoster row ; Imekiiretior, Allen, nod Co. Firarbsiry-sapiare ; J Rich ardson, CorisWll; Rodwell and Cu. Bond street ; and sold by them and all Booksellers w lin, United Kingdom; also by Mr. Harrison, Nu. 15, Little Tower-street, Agent, fur Dr. Thu. N. —This Work has ri r. ire tl the approbation of all the first School mailers; and is min universally whittled into almost all Classical Schools; but where this unfortunately i• not the case, parents are advised to present their sons it school with this most useful work, which will In 'refired as suwsl acceptably prong. Wevt-Ojfee, March 111, 1821. 15th Regimrnt of I.ight Dragoons—Carton' Thomas Garth, from the 37th Foot, to be Captain, vice Jones, who ex changes—dated Larch 8,1821. 2.1 Regiment of Foot—Ensign Eardley Wilmot, from the 35111 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Julio Delany, who retires upon half-pay of the 3,1 F..ot—dated as above. Bat tu—Captain William Hay, from the 81st Foot, to be Captain, VIC. De fittedland, appointed to the 55th Fout..—, dated a■ Alm e. 11th ditto—Captain Bartholomew Vigors Deringy, from haltpay, to be Caplan*, vice Thomas St. George Lister, who exchanges—dated as above. 1606 ditto—Breves Lieutenant-C•.lonel Liam.' Hook, from the 19th Foot, to he Major, vice Broomfield, who ex. chaiigis —dated as al:ove. 19th ditto—Major William Broomfield, from 1811, Foot, to be Major, vire Hook, 1010 , xchanges—dated as alnive. 21st ditto—Capiaiii Riehaid I/mut:ll, from hall-pa), to be Captain, vice Wilt•hire, who exchanges—dated as *hole. 33,1 ditto—Major Madam, False, from the lit %Vest India Regiment, so Ise Major, rice Nlaeintyre, who excharges-- February 15, 1821. dlittti—Elislgn William Oillarti, from half pay 311 Foot, to be F.nrign, vire Wilmot, appointed to the 2d Foot— dale.l %hie', 8, 1821. 37th ditto—Captain Charles Junes, from Ilw 151 h Light Dragouna, to be Captain, vice Garth, oho exchanges &UV, as above. 45th ditto—Ensigo Alexander IVetherall, from half-pay Ist Foul, to be F.iisigo, vice Edward Himeynood, who ex. changes—dated as above. 49th ditto—Cosign James I3irney, from half-pay 94th Fmt, to be Ensign, rice Hubert Inner, who exchanges—doted as afros e. sSth ditto—Brevet Major Charles de Havinand, from the Bth Foot, so be Captain, vice Arthur Morris, who mitres upon half pay 14th Fout—dated as above. 79th ditto—Ensign William Haintrii, from half pay 6th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Norman Macleod, who exchrtiges— dated as above. 8110 ditto—Captain John Loraine Whitr, from balf.pay 14th four, to lw Captain, vice Hay, appointed to the 801 Foul— dated as above. Lieutenant William Hall, from half-pay 69th Foot, to be Lieutimant, vice %Vlllians Fenton, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference—dated as above. Ist ISe.O India Regiment—Major William Maciatyre, from the 330 Foot, w be Major, vice Fuse, who eashanges-- dated February IS, 1821. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Thomas Hely In be Cap tain, by purchase, vice Hamilton, who retires-dated Match 8, 1821. MEMORANDUM. The Chrisllan mmo• of Mr. Erpi ~ , appointed sii En sign in the 4th F.iot, on the N.b ultimo, is James, awl uut Richard. COMlllittio7l in the Royal Pembroke Rifle Corps of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Praia bs ukr. William Linder, Gent. to be Second Liemtenstit and Payi ng:tater, vire Robertsoaolereaseth—dated February 13,1821, Coinntistion in the Ro)al Cumberland Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Cum berland. Richard Lary, Esq. to b- Captain—dated September 18,1820. CoNsmirsions in the IYrstiniveland Yeomanry Cavalry, storied by Ike Lord Lieutenant of the County of Wein umulaud. The kinsman shle Henry Cecil Lowther lo be Lieaseaaut- Colonel-Commandant —dated January 23, 1821. To be Captains—Sir Philip Musgrave, Hart.; George Smith, Emu ; and Edward Wilson, Esq.—all dated as above. To be Lietiteisauts—Juliti Fell Swaitiatiti, Geui.; and %Valiant Atkins..., C. 111.—both dm. d as above. To be Cornets-William flosbloy, Caro, and Edward Ta- Awns, Gem.—both dated as above. CoseggissiONS 1., the Pertlishisc Yeiimany Cavalry, signed by Ike Lerd Lieutenant of the rustily of Perth. Captain Alt a:miler Ileplruin Bitches to be 31isjor--dated Ft Is , wiry 15, 1821. James Sharp to be Captaio—dsleil March 8,1821. Cornet Grunge Clerk Cruigie to be Lieuteuaist—dated as above. Hubert GratiJot, Gcut. to be Curnet—dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Job floral!, of S , Glamorgan, cabinet maker, from March 27 le April 2U, at eleven, at Kuapp's hotel , Cam bourne, Gunmen. John Diriea, of Hrrefinit, grocer, from Morel, 27 to April 2, ai iris, at the Commercial Hotel 100, Hereford. William Hughes, of Gnat Bohm). Lancaster, money. rerivener, from Alai eb 27 to April 28, at eleven, at the Slow Ina, Great Holton. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Ric'mil Slowly's, late of Hy the, K.lll, !grocer. Ito'hard Pro•kelt CuMoo, late of Kiug erect, Lambe* Burley, brewer. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Portut, of Lending Hootking, Essex, farmer, to Imo retailer, 111111cli 24, 31,111111 April 28, at ten, nt Cuoldhall, London. A tturiicy, Mr. F.)les, Worship-stn.. t-ruusl. Julia Dailson, ui Mill ttttt , Cumberland, (furter and chap wren, to aurreuder, Aprll 9, 10. and 28, at Iwo, at the Sun luu,Ulrcrslou t Allurner, Blakt luck, Scr- Joseph Davies, of Liverpool, merchant, lo surrender, April 11, 12, and 28, at one, at the Geurge Inn,• Liverpool. Altos sacys, Mr. Ripley, Liverpool ; and Mr. Chester, Staple los. Loudou. DIVIDENDS. April. 14. P. T Sharrock, of Preston, Lancaster, music isefler, at six, at the Office of Mr. Bushell, Preston. April 9. 8. Sonister, of Miinclirster, dealer in euttomtnist nod weft, at feu, at the Star Inn. Manchester. April 12. J. Rosser, of Wallingford, Briks,carreu'er, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Wallitigfoid. April 7. IL Nausea, of ‘Varnford-rouri, Throgmortoit-street, Loudon. merchant, at Irir, at Guildhell. April 7. W. Williams and A. Whyte, of New Bond-street, Mtddlrsux, hatters, as one, at Loudon. April 7. W. Alston, of Heylnidge-hall, Essex, farmer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 7. ./. Cumnfitio, of o,horn•street, Whits-chapel, Mid dlesex, turner, at one, at Gleildll4ll, April 7..1. Cook, of Oakley Mills, Suffolk, miller, it one, at Guildhall, London. April 7. J. Bourke, of Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, wise and brandy-mereliant, at one, at Guildhall. April 7 W. Parker, of High-street, Wltitechapel, Middle sex, iiilmait, at one, at Goddhah , London. • March 31. T. West, of Graceelitirch street, London, whole sale-perfumer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 7. T. Brown, of the Strand, Middlesex, tailor and gaiter-maker. at ten, at Goildhall , London. April 7. J. 51•Kiiight. late of Long-acre, but now of Psr bawl:lit-street, Westminster, litren.draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.. April 18. W. Batt, late of Wedmore, Somerset, horse-dealer, it Swell e, at the Coniturreial Rooms ' it said. April 11. D. Dawkins. of Sheffield, York, inn.keeper, at twelve, at the Commercial hut, Shelfield. CERTIFICATES, APRIL 7. J. Snow. of Swarkestone, D. riiy, carpenter.—J. Jennings, of Sitting/mum, Keut, iiiiikeeper.—W. Shepherd, tale of cierkenwo, Middlesex, hut stow of Kennington cross, Sur rey, jeweller.—G. Glover. of Alileragate-streel, London, dry-salter.—W. Awes, a Waite*, Norfolk, grocer.—E. Ash ley, of Liverpool, sail. maker.— W. Williams and A. Whyte, of New Bond d, Middlesex, hitters--H. R. Hull, late of New Alresford, Southampton, but now of Thames Dit. tun, Surrey, malister.—D. Thornton, of Kit kheatins, York, victualler.—W. IL Roberta, late of Alnory, Surrey, parr ananufacturer.—.l. Levy, f the New-road, St. George in the East, Middlesex, merchant.—T. Inclibold, of Leeds, York, bookseller and stationer.—A. Griffiths, of Swansea, Gla• morgan, grocer.—T. Knight, of Chipping Sudbury, Gloures ter, dealer its wine and spirits.—T. Rubutham, of Derby, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Harvey and P. Harvey, of lioun.l.ditch, London, cop persioiilis, March 12, 1821.—J. Thurudike and J. Eab.y, of Ipswich, Suffolk, hrick-makers, March 12, 1821.—J. Saiiiishury and I. Grose, of Toolity-slreet, Southwark, Sto rey, tidiacconists, December 26, 1820.—J. Rent and J. Groonibridge, of lierch-street, Mohican, London, haw makers, March 15, 1821.—M. Rosinfield and H. Slack, of Lawrence-lace, LOllllOl4 laceincii, January 1, 1821.- IV. Langford, G. Langford, and H. Goee's of ' 4 oarrow.cor. Der, 111 . •i.•s, London, dealers iu clothes, ►o far as regards the said G. Langford, March 5, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. The . ge price of Brow, or Mirrors.lo Sugar, CORI. poled f the Returns made in the wick coding the 14th day of March, Ib2l, is 3415. 21.1. p.r hundred weight, ix. dueler of the dolma of customs paid or payable thereuu on tba isnportatiou theseuf tutu Utitaiu. - PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushes, and of Oatmeal per boll uf 141111o...ivoiraupuice, from the return* received iu the week culled the 111.15 Ntareh, 1821. ...: 1 1 i. : 4 2 o b. 4 \ I. 4 SC • R I .f, .... \ Q a 2 2. o m al -- - - - - - s. d s. di 1 s. d. r. d s. si a. al r. d s. d. 64 11{ 33 9I 23 10 18 3 30 I 33 11 1 2 0 0 KAPONT FROM SF.LECT CO rrEE ON ADMISSION OP A I'IORNEVS AND SOLICITORS. The Select Cominince appuiuted to take into consideration the laws relative to the admission of Attorneys and Soli citor', in that part of ilie United KlllOOlll Called En/ Slid to repo. I Ike... obi:err:tilt/MI Milli opmuinu I. together with the Shout... of the Evidence taken __ them, to the llouse —hate c.n.ldeted the same accuid iiigly, and have ;speed to report as fullwee:— Your Conialittee are of 011111i11111, 't hat it would he . l ace ," ih at a Bill should b.: brought 111, to euleble Grin men, who shall have taken a degree, in either of Ihr Eli/ Uuivviaities, to be admitted as Attorneys and Sulu:nerd • service of three yews. b Jlarch, 1621. MINUTES OF EVIDENCE. Martir, 27 die Fe sriurrij, 1821. Mr. SERJ LA NT ONSLOW in the Chair. Mr. Thorivaii Allan, of Frederick's place, Obi Jewry, Solicitor, called in, and examined. Have you made asiy.iiiipiiries at the Universities respect. ing lba proposed Bill ?—I have made RUMP inquiries verbally, and have convoked with some or the Heads of Horses' the subject of the proposed Bill. [Utters end communications front several Heads lees and other persona of consideratile weight to Universities, whose sentiments were decidedly favourable the proposed plan, were read 1 log leave to add, that isty sentiments on the subject more particularly detailed in the following Paper, wl I enclosed to the Holds of Houses of both Uiviversities, resprcting, wale+ the favourable answers were returned. The mat. 2 Oro. 11. c. 23, prohibits any prison acting as au Attorney ur Solicitor in ally of the Cout its it a fit sphere fur the eXelriat of their abilities cud Indus try, with advaistage to the public rod profit to themselves. " lu general the degree of A.B. is mhou between the ages of twesitymuc and twitaiy-two. A service of three yeerv, eunituencilig al these arra, ntav he b..rne without much iss.. couvessience, and it would be 1-s-thieved less Saks:Hue Gum I.s• consideration, that a prrson 04411411 cuter tutu the chop ts till manly the time at whirls soils a clerkship would expire; but a serrate, which requires two years beyond the age of I went)-f..ur or twenty-tire, makes au inroad into a period sst life, which ought not to be smut, and which few cr.. inclined to spend, to peel/sr:4hour fur a prufesstusi.— It is a season wheu tore expert to be actually peticeediuz tat that business of life for which isms- education has prepried them. Many men, taking the driver of AB. would commit e the profession of a Solicitor very advantageous, cud itiz ass appropriate field fur the .aereise so their talents, it they could euler the profesaion without the sacrifice of time, which the law, as it stands al present, argosies from alt, without distinction of ethic • or age. " Perhaps the operation of the proposed measure may not be very extrusive, but, so far as it navy ape. ate, there can ba sso reasonable doubt that it will be term finial tit ns-toy inter:- bets of the UniVeralilet, hall at the same time give the pre. fessiou tomcatted rroretability It rectal i;ly cant's)! be tun. tended tbst an Uoitersity education is absolutely necessasv fur the profs:smuts of a Solicitor, but at Call scarely - be drniml, that a perauu of librralrdneatii,m ought to have every lactlllY afforded fur availing himself of toy profession for which h.. Omits quality Lim, and which has pal iirular thews or esso flextime may lead him to choose; espcially at this particu lar lime of peace, when many fields of !immutable casph,y toesit me uu Mager open to cattiest Ti,.," 'swamis e itself may be of considerable use, and it is difficult la conceive that at can du harm. It eensiot dus netale the Profession, nor isitroduce oven less fitted to pur furlsl its duties. At present, Clerks to Solicitors are gene sal4 articled at sixties II ur seventeen years of age, fur bee years. New, there cats be no doubt that a prawn , a ill, thmie baits of industry anal application, which, float tes..t strictness of the examinsitiou at besh 11.1 oiversit les, are sierra. wary to mashie him to takes** decree- of A.B. is mire likely to acquire a eon:velem knowledge of the Prnfetvion, mail to become capable of couductiag thr business of a Solicitor at twenty.four ur Iweuly fist: years of age, than a youth who, Laving served a Clerkship of fire yea's, tUltellllllclee at Six teen um seventeen, begins business at the early age of t•ent)- our tit twenty-two. ..~ " Its the period limited for the professional studies of these .wbo ale desigue4 fur the bar, the divtlect 00000 betwceu an aca demical and a coruntoii education, is prevei red to the maw tier iiruptived by the projected Bull. I:1 general eitte‘, before a last...soden( can be called to the bar, a is meet:v.ll.y that Ins mime shall hate beet, five years on the books of one of the luuh of Court, MUICIII be bll4ll have taken the degree of A.M. of our of the Universities ; ist which rive, three years is sufficient. If three years, within University education, he considered an adequate period I. qualify fur the bar, cutely a cleikship sit three years, with a similar education, must he sufficient fur a sulicitur.--It is almost hopes lu solves t to the difference beiwteu the d►grees of A.B. and A.M. a. the former degree a the teal 'Tile( Mu of acadt mica! pro ficiency." Lamer, 5 die Multi, 1821. Mr. SERJ EA NT ONSI.OW in the Chair. • Mr. Wes Broughton Flexuey, called in awl taamined. Are you Secretary to the law Society?—Yes; and have „ been fur Iweuly years. 1 have commuairated to them Bill of last Session, and I ant desired to offer it, as their Man, to this Committee, that it will be highly hem& .at to the profession, by increasing its respectability; aim, as es ueceassry coustquence, will be advautageous to the pub , - lie, provided the service be completed within live years after taking • Ilegree. It is also u part of my iiistructiotta to submit to the Committee, that couch brio fit would elite I , P the public and plufessiun, if a more e fficieut mode than is •it pr carat adopted were resorted In. in she eicamenst km as t , the character, fitness, sod qualificatious of individuals ale !dying fur admissiou as Atturueys. law Society hare also directed me to solicit the attention of the Cuerreistit. to a practice which has lately prevailed to a veal exteht, cf admitting sicrausts to become UiCalsiterg of lista of Couto, fur the purpose of enabling them to act as Couvoymicer., who, neither by educatiou nor previous study, are to 11.0 slightest elegece qualified to act as mush, sod chat sorb ad missious bear peculiarly hind upon the 1,..4141 practitiou.A., who pay large sums upuu bring articled, as well as upon Istiug admitted into the piufessiou. KILMAINHAM OUTRAG P. 1111 Z. 011 ., • PIIIIIId ."” 9 TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF iheleun, DUBLIN. before accuid- GtNTLEIIFII—In some discussions whi c h 1 h ar e latr . y read in the public papers, on time subject of your befog Jr's., ' Idea"- (ruin the Com I.llunse anal of Lk. j I rember last, by the rwilitas y, under orders of chi She. if, who Enehrh had requested you there to nivel, it a Wogerit si that the pru. Of. after per mode of seeking redress i• fur individuals to lake !pm. proceedings against the Sherd.; and 1 atu 111113e11 as one islog should take such step. 1 hope, Gentleman, it is noineees.ary fir me to orb any measure you would advise or tecurartreird I would ettlist willingly pursue, eveu at my sole cost and reconvemeneig, if I thought it could at ell triad to any mewl purpose. You 04. wry, riot now, without risk of personal &stager, sse.ernMe to co ullt ur to signify your wishes ; If you could, 1 wouid sari respect. against law irroccedings, fur the followiug amongst ma rerbally, oilier aeaaons : its alum pi r „ i. Th e proceedings su'irlit easily be protracted for years, at an tumorous expense to you or me, whilst the if of Cul- would probably forni-h means to defend the Sheriff. in both Secondly, It tout he recollected that Juries are Belt trable to by Sheriffs, and they have not lately beets in the It, trying conatttuti.wil questions, and to foresaw!' at bject are any Judge in his old age, would be altogether 41. r r, which Suppose some sly lawyer was to make the followirs, ties, and how could 1 rebut it:—" Either Lord Cloueorry tied. or a bed 111111-11 the former, it WD‘ right of thu on front twirl' him nut of a troublesome world—if the left. 'intro of be fits dory to ~r et• the wet Id from him." I re. - This day are published. in 2 vols. 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