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Gd the cli.iriot at hand, lung at the Vocal Concerts, cow 1 - , ,•erf by Henley. le 6d —Borne in you blase, a favourite Duet, •orig at Mr. Mannino's Concert, composed by Dr. brim Clarke at t.anl. bridge. cls. frd —The Wreath you wove ! Foetid of my Suul ! Dieu Not. By Thome. Moore, Ea' q. Is. 6d. each. Serenatas for the Ilarp and Pour. ' , rote By F. Fear ripe. Si —Thenia, with Twelve Chaiscteristic Variatien- for ditto by ditto. Romance and rolseca, fide duo., by Ltal• mbar* 2s. Gd —An Intredusione, An EI:OSMAN et Pastorale, fur ditto. By F. J. %demon 2.. 611.—. An Introduction and Polacca for ditto, by ditto. Sonata for ditto, by haat. Is. fid —A ditto ditto, by di•tu. Is. Gd 011 the Air, in Richard Cour de Lion, for the /bop By Vernier Ss Id Sin New Watches. By A. Gabler. 1• Gil —A Set of Futures sive Lemons for the Paulo Forte. $y J. Wiwi& •3e. 6d.— Tbree Trioi Concertacite, for Ir.iite, Vielni, and Tenor, by Fiorillo, 7s 6.1 VJrie, fir the Violin, and Accoinpaiii. by P. 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Song by ditto, in Il Kamm* di Sent Duel, by Madame Catalani, and Signor Sihoiii, ditto.—U until bells, Dust. in ditto fi.lo a me, Tor. utto, in dittn.-.Sax seleaml luli.n D.4..t5, by Cimaima. ENGLISH SONtrS. The M..ther•s Shuns& by ►olly, Mist ram, by ditto, ls —The Wreath you were, by datn, Is. ted.—Emilia to Ito." Bud, swig by Miss Parke, composed ►y J. ttoclison, ! turn in pity turn, suns by ditto, tomposs.l oy diva —The Boatmen shoat, a Glee, three Taxes, by KO y. The Bishop's Casa Corporation pack of harriers had a remarkable fine hunt, in Shropshire, on Lot Valentine's day. They threw off at Linle:r. soon !bunt'. and ru puss up Linley Bottom, fur !facility ! hilt, to the Stiperstone Rocks, crossed from thence through Brook hill Farm to the Bogruirtes, across the swiunps and marshy grounds to Sheffield banks, dawn through Santley corers to Venus bank, Cop sal. and Wasbeach gutters, then to Snealbeacn mine, down to I'loregreen, for Minsterky, where she was overtaken by her pursuers. ran them in open view the length of a leasow, and died. but was saved by the huntsman only, on a hone 15 years old. himsrlf ; the whipperiin and the rest of the company being entirely thrown out. A better run is scarcely remembered ; the distance, taking in the cations crossings, &c. is supposed to be nearly I 20 wiles, which was rode in 1 hoar and SS asia. . _ NA .it INTTLf.IGENCE. T. our sitov N . , st e. 2s. flailed last night, ATE pest, the Devastation bomb, with t Imge Ares of outward bound vestals, fcc. under con: .y for Portsmouth ; also, this day, II:a Siceldow, NIIDJoald, (dismssted), bound to Jamaica, in tow of the altar man of war, for Portsmouth.—Wind N.B. DEAL, M. 27. _ _ _ Arrived the t Iraro sloop of war, from Lrith. Came down from the river, the Russian ship Ra•er., Wheatly, for An-wiles ; Ultr Jane, —, for Malta; Slork, Donald, for Demerara ; Gress .ovar Bqo, Mann, for Grenada; and several other outward-beard vessels. stn. 23. Arrived the Depast4tion bomb, with a fleet under convoy, front the Downs; and the Safi-plaid gun brig Isom a crui.e. PLYMIOI.III4, FCC 26. Sailed the Druid, of 36 guns, Captain Bennett, 11 , yad, 36 guns. Capt. Drummond, Pickle schooner, Lieutenant Callaway ; Pierer and Sce,pi.,), sloops, learn cutter and Whiling schooner, on a cruise. Arrived the. Austad cutter, front the Channel Fleet. The Lerivia frigate is taken into dock, and the Seahurse alongside of the North Jetty, preparatory to her being docked nest tide.—Wind N. E. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTA. P kRTNERSMPS DISSOLVED. ietwd mai,,n and Richard Porplewell, wine and spirit me chnits, Pontetract, iu the county of York. ►ebruary 13, 1507. lia,d Speakman, James Wareing, and Ilenry Ronson, W d..setvn, in the Ceti , .ty of Staff ,rd, and at Lanteu, au the Cheater. Jaonarr 41, 1807. John Hods.in, William Wore, and Witham Gregson, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, vurter deale•s. e brow, 21, 1807. .14 . 1:1 Piet( amf William Berry, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, eart,ra February It, 150. Henry Neerll and George Barringer the younger, of New. court, Peter's-lane, St. John's-street, Wes Seattlifieid, sales men. Vehru.vy .5, 1107- .I.i.Les Valentine and Robert Sturgva, of Wood-strict, in the env of Louilon, hosiers. October 14, 1646 .101. n T.ily and Thomas Filly, of Duke-street, Grovenor sq,.a,e, in the county at Midst:seen, linen-drapers. February 28,131 Jolty Marini Sawyer anti 6.1 roe Sandford, Spanish wool ►rektrs, cot the tits of London, and of Stroud, 111 the county of tal•rur:ester. nun. Benjartsm Hayires ai.sllithm oFrepper-etnret, i• the :,arish of at. S view, in the coti,,ty of Storey, lust menu tact wets. June 59, 11.!*.1S liurdst aact Jonathan Cooper, of Leicester, hosiers. Vbruary 24, ISO/. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED Joseph Chuit, of the North Country Sailor, Wapping High nr Mildiesex, wiNualier, mid chavt,.a, Men March sto April 14, at eleveu, at t_aildhaq, l.o•t la,,_ _ A'ie: Drew,-11. late of the parish of St. Thoma , th• Aposil in t‘.” nurnq iif Der..n, brewer, but now a primmer is the .e. t , from March 3, t. Much Y 4, at ten, at Guddh,ll, BANKRUPTS. William Traynor, of Jermyn-street, in the pa•ish of St. James, Westminster, in the county of bfidliesex, tailor, deslr and chairman, (.1 surrender, March 7, 17, and April 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorneys, Messrs. Daw son aid Wratislaw, Wirwick-street, Golden-square. Ile.ity Binds., of Thornbury, In use coun•y of Gloucester, bacondactor, dealer and chapman,„ to surrender, March 6, at the Swan Inn, at Tharrihury, March 16, and April 11, at ele ven, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. Arerneys, Mr. Janata, No. 12, Gray'Ann•square, London ; hlr George Rulph, Tharnhury ; and Mr. Witham Tanner, Bristol. William Edge, of &Word, in the county of Larreeder, brewer, dealer aid cliaimasi, to surrender, March 16, 30, and April 1 1, at Ernie, at the George and Dragon Inn, in Manchrs t,',. Attorney., Mr. John Taylor, Manchester; and Mr. Cursitor•street, London . Thomas Daily, of the city of Chichester, linen-draper, to surrender, Mar 4113, 14, arid April 11, at eleven, at the Dol phin Inn, in Chichester. Attorneys, It.tr.John Price, Chi chester ; and Mr. Charles Few, New North-street, Lon don. Thomas nr..ys. 3W, of the city of York, grocer, tallow chandler, dealer arid chapman, to surrender, March 19, 20, and April 11, at eleven, at the York Tavern, in the ci.y of York. Attorneys, Mr. Brook, York ; and Messrs. Bell and bradriek, Creapidde. London. John 14,7,g.0f livromMtby, in the county of Lincoln, job ber, dealer and chapitian, to surrender, March 23, 24, and And' 11 , at eleven, at the Saracen's Head, in the city of Lin coln. Attorneys, Mr. Toplis, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire; and Mr. Jahn Alexander, Bedford row, London. John Pueni. It, late of Fairford, in the county of Glowers ter, dealer rod chaperon, to surrender, March 9, at Aye, 10, arid Aprii 11, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, in Cirencester, in the cornet, of Gloucester. Attorneys, Messrs. Meredith and Ro bim, Lincedn's-inn ; and Mr. Pitt, Cirencester Henry Michael Tijou, late of Mitre-court, Fleet street, in the city of London, ' , intim, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Match 9, 14, and April 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Amer mess, Messrs. Widgeon, Barlow, and Grosvenor, A satin friars. Georee Bromley, of Chandler-street, in the parish of St George, llinoversquare, in the counts of Middlesex, purer, dealer and cha,man, to surrender, March 7, 14, at one, and April 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Henry Scutt, of Nimbi's, in the county of Leicester, hosier, to surrender, March 16, at two, 17,, and April 11, at eleven, at the Gawp-, in ittne!tley, iii the e•unty of Leicester. A I ter iter t, Mr. Richard Walter Forbes. N.. 22. Ely-,dace, Hot. Mon, London ; and Mr. Ldwaid Thornley, Hinckley, Lei cirster.hire. &shard Smith, of Asiabeime, in *h county of Dinar, sta tioner, dealer and eliapenan, to surrender, March 16, 17, 1 seven, at thw King's Arius Tavern, in Derby, mei April 11, at nine, at Kidlestou Inn, in the county of De by. Attorneys, Means lilea..dale, Alcia ider, and II I.ns, Nen-bin, Lon don ; and Mr John arittlebank, Ashbione, Derbyshire. Vldlwe Ineiedesr, of Leeds, in the coolly et York, starch maker, dealer and c'. , p-naa, in surrender, Mareltl7, at three, IS, and April 11, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, to Leeds. Attorn•yt, Mr. Lee. of Leeds ; &ad Mr. liattye, Chancery- J .hn Cl itighten, of Lose-lane, in the parish of St. Mary, Rrither:iitiia, In the county of Surrey, shipriyer, N. surren der, March 7, IT, and April 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney ' Mr Jonas, Pittup.etiort, Temple Jnhn Hill, of Rotherhitna, in the e..itiity of Surrey, mer chant, dealer and cnapman, to surrender, March t, 14, and April 11, at twirls*, at Guildhall, 1.01:ilkfl. Arr.ui t ei, Itivlngton, rci.church-stroat-buildings, retickureh-stre-t. Georg. Gregory, late of Campton street, Soho, cliecoarnon. ger, dea Sr and ch ion's% tusurrnidee, March 7. 14. slid PM 11, at clever. at thiildhall. London. Autoney, Mr. W. J. r•uto.a, do. I, Chequer cnutt, Cumuli-Ohm. DIVIDENDS. April John Jenkins, of Great Warner-street, Cold."lath. ells, in the c , iiuntv of Middiesex liness.diaper, d%glei and rhapinare, sr ten, Mann St Rielusid Plume, Fuller, of Gisiklford, in the e mgt) of Surrey, troninooget, dealer aad chimaera, at twelve, at !hail, Ln , ..cion March 31 Th•nnis Hudson, of New Bond street, in the paries of St James. WeAmilister, in the csn-ity of Middle sex, Green-keeper, desist and ehapmaa, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Muich in. Junes Arlanisoof St...market, in the county of Siff. k, n;ihulsteret sod cabinevmalter, dealer and hap man, at *SOSIIi lan, Fratnisnghain, Suffolk March 21. Tbmissiehi v el Seeth-Asest, beskeley-squasit, 4. the mom , o f StaAl•B,l%y tar, dealet and t e n, it G 111111444 lAatalolll. ilkpril 6. 'alive& Csee, of liknele:glt-plate, he rlot Piltern,in 111. Cotlitry of Dr•ven, inerch.int, and roan, at etersettr at Use gash kalerri, Caflliktett, City of &idol. Niu ne n 13. • joiner Bolivia, ilte Akt sowomick, ill the em., 05 , of Durham, ship. lierldc,r dealer anrl chapnuin at , elev.. at the 11.0. re a Ralph Darling, the Silage U s , „, WeAftslJUth, iel the said coattail of Durham. March 31. Tl•ests.t. Richardson arid Thomas Worthin:te4,. both now or tete of Manchester, in the county of lA/t C • 14t a c merchant', dealers, chapatti, and e t-p.irtners, at Leve, * the Hoare of John Skull?, the star Inn, 'Manchester. March 24. Joseph Paso*, of Lynn, in the tumor of folk, cahltiet.otaker and upholsterer, at eleven, at Builea4 . London. April 2 Charlet Bristow, of hiewgate-irreer, its the of Loo•lon, linen.dr.n.er, at twelve, at (; , rildtta:l,l, ol ,d,j March SG Ruben Pik*, of Liverier.rl, in the county et L.; ca4tar, tread baker, dealer and cha;onan, at twelve, at G i !louse of Mr. Riddiough, the Hotel, 111 bit‘ttlelt, tau, tr. Tool aforesaid. March 13. Robert Kiikrean, of Liverpool. in tb 4 Lancaster, nvichartt, tkiler and Chapman. at %Wake. 14 the Hnuse of Mr. Rob: hough, the fl o tel, its Lonlotrott,gr , Liverpool aforesaid. Koch at. Samuel Wilkinson and J , ..rph Riot IVyco:ntr, and oh' the cower bank.-- _ . Great Buckingham, hankers, linen.iirspeo, dualest, ta co-pennon, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Mardi 21. Wil4ato bowman, of Stockport. in the of Chest , ,, grocer, dealer and CiaihlCl2ll, at email, 4{; . man 'o, the Liverpool Arms Hotel, in I.iverpoo'. Apnl 17, William Keene, late of Painswick, its , of Glnuceiter, clothier and eciedwaineir, at slaw, at tlau. raccris liCiAl knit, no Gloucester. CERTIFICATICS---Maiciv 21. John Lucy. of Liverpool, in tint county of LAncistt r, chant, porter, dealer and chapossa. %Villiani Baldwin, lets of Wigan, in thy county of Lawry, scrivener. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, eo.stueeow. lc e James Malcolm, of Plrentford, Midd!esee, Raceme,. 3 John Warne's, late of Biehopegete street, b..•11 , re of the Crescent, rieAr. tile Minuries. L00.1.n., m g ,,,,,,,, t 3 l John Hann tin, law of S'oanostreet, hltrhli:aez, tun...K eener • 3 'I . . Peter Arcitcarac.m, of High-street. Ma4 , 14-Benne. . . . sCriV4llO/ • f 14 Robert CheneTer, of Shoreclitch, Mlddlesex, cheese- monger . . . . 3 1 Joseph Clark, of the North Country Sailor, Wappin.; 1-Ugh street, Middlesex, vitliaager . . sla Thomas Loogbottom, late of Hpyheigh, Leeds, York. shire, chaihkr . . • 3 I Abel °revel!, late of St. Thomas Apostle, Devonshire, brewer . . . . • 3 IL Richard Tomlinson, of Lock, Staffordabire, linen- drlper • . . . • 111 John Ringlet, Doper John.street, St. Pancras, sti tuary and ina••in . . . 1 13' %Villain Catlin Johnson, and JOllO Wiltabire, of Hun tingdonshire, drapers . . . I 1 Ray Whalley, late sit C4luns street, Fenc.turch-street, L0n,...n, frandy-inerehant . . .3 I. George Pritchard, late of St. Paul's Chuntb.yard, Lon. don, china-man . . . • 3 1 Thome+ Lyles, of Elton, Bedfordshire, butclsor , 1 y DIVIDENDS. Thermo Magyars, of Holborn, linen draper • 11 llen re Father, Gracechurch-stree• London. grocer . yy %Villtain Saris, late of Moe Coat•biaddings, St, BO tolph, Aldgrtc, London, merchant . . 11 Richard Enr.ek, of Oxford-street. Middlesex, tailor . y John Ra l ph Battier, and John Jacob Battier. Gould's. square, Clutched-friars, London, merchants CERTIFICATES. Clement Clements, of Dagenham, in the county of Estes, . 11 potato. merch..n., deel-r and thapman. G,orge Amirrorth, of Wairiugton, in the county of Lancatit,, Joho Underl•lll, of Barbican, in the city el !Arlen, woe ha 'annul...diner, dealer and chapman. PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY. B2ok Stork, ...... 3 per Cent. Coma ••ii ******* •••••• ••• Het 4 yet Sent _ •• II ... 5 per Ceut. Ann i).11 Long Annuities Lamb kr AS 651 T. DISH. Stock-Broker, Ik. 4. Cornbill. and 9, eh ~,,,.• •••~. CUUKSIL OF EXI Amsterdam ....36 7 2 U. Ditto at Sight 35 12 •Itotterdam ll 12 2 U. Kimburgh 34 10 Sql./. Alums 34 It Paris 1 day's date 24 110 Ditto 24 14 2 U. gordesua 24 14 MANGE, Els. 0. yenuce bt •ew C. Naples ..40 Lisbon .63 Oporto ...i•9 Dublin Cork ln MA.bid — iii paper. [Mtn 391 effect. Ca 4 s .. It) piper. Ditto 331 acct. &lbw' 311 Legban 491 Genoa 45 BULLION. Portugal Goldin Coin and Ban per on —— -- New Doubloons.. Me• Dollars — 5 6; Solver in Ears 5 I Mlw Louis each Atte of the Rank on Nolan!, Si prr Cent. DEATHS. Renday selniaight, Mrs elderly lady of Chichescr, having been left alone for a few minutes, her cinches so dentally 'aught fire, and she was hut nt to death. The sth tilt et Tower, in Verney.. iii the county of lilt caster, the Rev. Mr. ReII, in h..; 95:11 year; and oo the sane day, and in the sa.oe house, his lowlier in-law, Mr. Wiliam lien/ming, in his 91st year —Mr. Bell had be-n costs el Tower apron's o(81 years ; and about seven years ago, tee of his predecessors (ire‘aies of 'rawer) were lising. eat II Seatliwams, in Furn..-s, the other at Grayrigg, in Westin.. land. A short time ago, a gehtleman of the neighbourhood' asked Mr. hell what that eciAcy of Tower might be worth! On which he answered, that it was now a very goad thiufr via about 851 per annum. whereas, at the time be mos tome, it was nm worth more than 101. Although Ni. had Nadi blind tor inany pima, yet he performed the Ocielliessl duty N.J., a short tame previous to hi. death. At Ve:!..re, in the Ka-t Indies, upon the 10th cif JOY 1 4 Lieut.-Odom-1 Janie, M'Kerras, eldest Inn of the Isle Mr. Andrew M•Keeres, merchant, in Leith, and brother to the lass Major Will i am M•Kerras, of the corps of Royal Endflrs v"" w's• killed in the set , ye of his coantry. in :he memorable exp , tdition to Egypt, untie! the gallaid. Sir Ralph Abercremby. Colonel Nl'Kert..s had sseeed in India upwards of .18 Ist* wlth utu.di credit to hienielf and lommui to his country, and was much respected Asa steady, sane, and humane oillor• At Colchester, Cannot-tient, io 18. Mt•sekiali kilbouris, aged 77 'oars. Tie case of this pas her hitherto acm unprereelentsd in that c try. Vithl he Ira boy teen, et age, he supported those christian virtues which add dignity to an intelligent and elevatrA mutt,. Id• then. by degrerw, b •:.ante Moine; three years elapsed ; it was hood ..e cessarr, for his family's safety, to canine Imo sit chants. Is this situalson he rettiateed twenty-five years, when he imbibed an Ida that he should be poiamied to death; lie according!‘ refiia-d to take ft.. 14 of any kind (tobac.:a and water excepted:. and, strange to tell, be noted 8.2 days. Mc theta, by the nil , citathins of his attendants. with a voracious aPpetde, retriv el into his stomach one large wide spoon lull ai milk, and ecti 3 refused sustenance. Ile survived two slays after saltiog tut when death closed the sestiauchuly mons. HIGH WATER. THIS DAT. AR LONDON BRIM& Met5....14 Elia. sitar ....7 $ 11wea.... 46 min. alter.. _...' LONDON:—Panted by G. DAMSON, Ne. 17, Duty' Court, SOW .Steevt, C...e•,t.Ga'den, and publish.. •t VA Uth,e, No I. Back et St. Clemelit's Chuwts, Straw!, by W. SfUCA , ul N. 7, Now Belton elect. Long Ac , °alert, &c. for this raper, sent to Mt Ottice (past ira "Fitt bo iioly atiosiod to. N eME r PRFA 1 for the Son IL F Compered expr End of the After the Opera TAME rpHIS PRES. 1 fine Nel.ties Now Phy, In five Normar. . !lug' Pn n..ter ; Br:Etre. Mr. Eyre. •nn.an —Dana: ; Caw Alcor .kk OR. TI On ThutlHy, TI rm/er pett•e•mit s • Tut Voing dooms, The I\ FRI jifilS PRO. wiit,•fteted, THE S.. retinas M C tie. e; Naha to" Ms.. Glover r• HARLWIL (t• Thutsday, • . N E-W-Mt irß,iii) ...orensed b• rr . - 113 PRI A 1 , 117, and ow ..x-e..tect, • T‘.,, 2. t:n l'Y ; wr.tatit - -htnaclut —Sang, The Ipc • Mortara t)ps h —I mead, liar •I, ortsai sci Kat- - goett *knit. Wut,.., Si .1 Aecomi Par. th Seeced, luced se 411,10111 and 0. lab,' l'harattees toe. ddiewowet abundatica i R • I ariS. Ppr toe Third, lep , esontinf.a.•: 4re RAI ILE to MIA ward hi the Mad by G.dt.e.. be I,d the Chmtion cnachrie wit fIit&WOZK, in whole aitnimpamii4 k15 1 i4 Sc•en beg ' Wien thc ..• Sq,P t 4 1 . 1 4.1 kl•fft, pia ,;e. are lintoislik )49114 .710le111. 4 rays ~ 4 4 Cwlrr 8c CC ki WWII/ LAWN I " 0 . tats Lottery Tn. ',may cantata ta1t,..1.J g/ell so tltt rbove an) 4. II GoVERN • Bolting D (CHARIIv 'roalfully aegis l'lcktrta and ,ha at these Liu at. Corahill, Ln. ring era's, 4 Prises 4 4 10 111 -- 4. CURNtill 1 1 BISH solici • the scriEv .., put of this Payee u.l os•iber of earn 1 allattA to ti.e u, Jays in aJditkin of the Win, .1 are nest that snmy be d Were nee.sgary, a !^ to be draw el in il Tickets mut lane. ...e. whom II : paid, of 30,..001 . lief t Twentron• C: and ! , •.'seat ) cif. ••• Toe Lilt OA LS, 445. r .u. 4 under • nb'JN COAL th e 41,e,51 Nap,. r , a.ired wait, tbe 1 ...dd., Gera/, a' it,* intitdy of C , : , g , •e tr• inmost se I 6 ad eireoy eatwo• I ere Putt, for a, t ad weler• recaiteal , 1 ~ Oxford..arear . be p.satitsalis is -• ...-staitl, wa. 11 1 , I .i.ii(l l / 4 1E14 . "A IR. Rc/BEI thns. u hi. c vh " ( TN it nil?, y putpe• IN a arm I hr . /Primo r ''. s .•• As stove d 12, Ai and 16( a ' " * "..l.ltes, t , ar ..I.'' , ialnd Land, 1 • at dap.s.a .1 • •orimodatsoi i ' A.:, to Mt. it., ILI At. . . gr: r .., *4 7" -7 •