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Von Cedes Duet, 111;rpand Piane Forte, with Flute, ad libitum, Ss.—Cramer': March and Rondo, arranged a. a Dust, be DM, 2s —Latroir's Grand Dam, dedicared . tothePiiece of Wales, 6..-...Rasetti'e Trio, arranged by Din, Gs aieKtizeluch'e Three sonatas, dedicated to the Fora PI f Dansorna nie" a favourite Ballet, arranged by Latour, Forte Piano, Sy—Wesley's Voluntary, No. 6, Porte Piano, gs Feriari's Three Trios, Op. 40, Ss.--.Ferfari's Scene, as per• formed and sung by Mrs. Billingtoa, in the. Opera of " II Fe iratico net la Musica," Rosabella," a Glee for 'Thews Voices, by Calleott, 2t. Gamin," a Cl-. for Three Voices, by Cancan, 2. 6d.—" Borne in yon /Sale," a Duet, composed by Dr. Joh., Clarke, Ta. M..... The woe tuo'il mince of hopeless love," Soil by Rim, Is 0! bald treloy'd, could I but gain," Song by Rees, Is —" Ali: within my bosom beating," Smug by Ferrari. 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TI.• OfFre, Jamien, 3 1 , 1607. let Regiment of Foot Uuardsm.Thontas Barrett Braisfes, Gaut. to Le Hn.iln , without y wettase, vice Ruintws.J, who amigos !Ist itegienent of Foot... Brevet Lieutensitt•Colonel Charles Douglas Smith, from the 16th Light Dragnons, to be t .p. tails of a Conapviy r solee bet h , w ho exchanges. U Garrison Nattahool...Malor William Hart, from half pay of the Royal Waggon Tram, to be Major, vacs Thomas, V,he eacb.nges. _ . CAPIIIIII , UIO,II u the Tower Hamlets Militia, Weed be the Lard I.4l.tenatet Dated Januar, ' 24, Vd Royal Regitnent.-.6eurle Edward Carruthers, Gent, to be Sergreo. Ensign Thomas Georg* Jackson to be Lieutenant, ♦ice Assist ant-Surgeon Cattothera, preinote.d. S. Watt., Gant. to be Anaistant Surgeon, site Carruthers, promoted. S. Wow. Gent, to be Ensign, vi,e Jackson, prninote4. NIATNE.RSHIPS DISSOLVED George Aduos end '1 homas 111intarles, is the ci:y of Loudon, uptioidort and auctioneer* Olober I, ISob lubit Wilson and William Hondrill, of Swallow street, in the parish of St. Jamas, Westminster, in the county of Mid dlesex, smiths sad bell-bangcer November 20, 180 8 John 110r...y and James Pa kinton, of Kirkham. in the county of Lancaster, woollen drapers, dealers sad clispriaers. January 24, 1607. Francis Dailey, Matthew Dailey, ■nd John Deticy, manu facturers and d..alers in silk and cotton Jan 31. 18117 Richard Bruinel, Charles Waren Purvis, Archibald Read, Fleury Wiliam Mailer, and William Redhead the younger, Stannington-bridge, in the county of Northumberland, calico • printers. January 20, 11107 John Moore and Robert Ifirwar.l, of Bede Mill, in the pa rish of Coriham, in the canary of Wilts, clothiers and cotton. nranufacturars. September 29, MB Thomas Stamford and Daniel Palmer, of Bachelor's Ilan, Greenwich, timbeemerchants. Sanitary 23, 16-7. John 11111, George Clough, Thomar Brolan, and John Wray, Derby, in the county of Derby, dealers in spirits and voter. January I, mos. George Clime, and Thomas Roden, at Derby, lathe county of Derby, dealers iia cotters and linen wick yarn Jussary I, 1607. Thomas Sconce and John Adansthwaite, of Mane' sate , , in thir towns , of Lanta.ter, coal-merchtnrs Janu •ry 26, 1807 \Valiant N.Williams, of the city ••1 Carlisle, in the COlitity of Cuoiberland, and James !learnt Hocken, of 'he 114 OA rate, aback and niusloi-manuf ctureis • January 15, 11187 John Rubinson and John M`Guitn, of New Basingliall street, London, merchants. June 24,12% This Exavutors of Henry Littlelom, Eaq and Christopher Rrockbank, at Wlineharen, in the county of Cumberland, manufacturers of tobacco and snuff July 1 , 1804. William, Norton the elder, and Richard Nortoo the younger, of Newark-upon-Trent, in the county of Nottinglia.n, on.- chine-rakers mid wire weavers and workers Jan. SO, 1107. David Williams,Juhn Williams, John N woven, cad James Cotten, lostol sod Newport Coal Company, Dec 91. 1606. Samuel Levy and Rart•n Abraham, Lemen-atreet, Good. man's-fieldia, hat-manufatlweis. Janua7 1, 111...7. lobo of Salford, Maochortet, is the county of Lao. -R eater, tletber,roorchout, am, Lama Thornton, of Liverpool in the said coCuty of Lancaster, ttmL,: • mctchaut. 3Snuarl IC, 1107. i BANSaRO ?IS. William Ogilvy the younger, George. Styln., and John' Chalmers, of teßrey's square, Lon :on, merchours, to stolen. der, February 4, 14, and March 14, at ten, at Guildhall. At content, Means. Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, Frederick's. place, Old Jewry. George R-yisolds, of Rick-lane, Shadwell, in the county of Middlesea, tow-keeper, dealer and chaparan, to surrender, Felarnary f, 21, and March 14, at one, at Guildhall, Lundell. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Horiper.square, Goodraan's fields. Needier Chamberlain. of Fleet-street, in the city of London, druggist, I. surrender, February 3, at 4.1..07, and March 14, at ten, at Geoldhall. Attorneys, Moi.as. Loggers and Smith, Basinghall.street, Abraham Baptise, of North Welsher*, in the county of Norfolk, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Fe bruary 20, 21, and March 14, at (our, at the Blue 8.41 lon, situate in the lurid' of St. John of Tunberhill, in the city of Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Footersun and IJutlunk, M Norwich. Abram Ilayes, of Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster, spirit-merchant, stationer, dealer and chairman. to surrender, February 23, at five, 26, at eleven, and March 14, at five, at the Royal Oak, in Lanca-ar. Attorneys, Mr Blakelock, klm•court, Temple, Lanishoi; and Mr E. Atkinson, Lancaster. Holum Fox, of the town of IC...sten-u1•on-11A, in the county of the same town, clock and watchmaker, to turreirder, February 6,7, at eleven, arid March 16, at five, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, in the town of Kingston-ulon4l ran. At• triseeys, Mr. Wdliatins, Red Lion square, Louden; and Mr. Ifingall, 111,11. James Ward, of Banbury, in the county of Oxford, deer, dealer and cloa:tmeon, to aurrender, February 9, at eleven, at the Fly.org me inn, in Banbury, 10, at eleven, at the Rem Deer Inn, w Banbury, and March 14, et eleven, at the Plough Inn, in Banhory. Attorneys, Mersa. Pearson arid Sun, Pump.eourt, Temple, London ; and Mr. John Dun, Banbury Edward o , errers:ll, of Stotopon, in the hamlet of Lower Moron, in the parish of Kickiermin her, in the county of Wor cester, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman, to hounder, Fe bruary 19, at four, St, and March Id, at ten, at the house of Mary ClllOll, known by the sign of the George Inn, in Brod ley, Worcestershire. Attorneys, Mr. Hallett, Kidderminster; and Mr. B Hatton garden. London. Samuel Hensley, tau of Liverpoel, in the county of Lan eager, merchant, denier and ch•p.rian, to surrender, February 23, 24, and March 14, at Osseo, at tore house of H.-nry Fur. thaw. the Globe Tavern, in John-street, In Liverpirol. Alto,. "' i v Mr Edward Griffith, Lulea' Castle street, Liverpool ; a.id Mr Windle, John-stmer. M./ford row, London. Widiam Self, late of the city of Bath, in the comity of So merset, ' , Weer arid duper, dealer arid chap/nisi, to surrender, February 16, 19, and March 14 at eleven, at the White Horse, in Tiverton, :it the co Arty of Devon. Attorneys, N next Penchard and Trenchatd, Taant...n; and Mr. James, Gray's Inn sq..are, Load in. Leonard Li.terod Sheerness, in the Isle of Sheppy, in the county of Kent, al.oemaker and slops/elle, , to surrender, Fe bruary 3, 14,and Match 14, at ...else, at Guildhall, London. Aro.or,oey, Mr. John Silva/ter, Field court, Gray's-Inn, London, or Queetihnroneir, Kent tae retie Rolf, and Richard Seri- , ten, late of Great St. He len's, in th city of London, nwehants and shop mg -agents, to sarrender, February 7, at twelve, 14. and Mardi 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Foulkes, Suuthamptonstreet, Covent-garden. James Whitehead, of Chureh-ttreet, in the parish of Christ church, in the county of Sure), liatonanufetturer, 1 , 1 Softer,- der, February 7, at twelve, 14, arid Maid' 14, at eleven, at Utopian' if, London. Attorney, Mr. Mention, Cita:hate street, ItLckfriar's road, London Robert Rank:, of Sambre-bridge, in the county of Lancaster, cetton-manefacturer, dealer a..d cha,onair, w surrender, Fe bruary 23,114, and March Id, at eleveo, at the Whim How, in Preston, m the county of Lancaster. Attorney., Mesosre Awden and Sinittleeorth, Preston; and Mt. Wrg eseorth, Gray's Inn-square, London DIVIDENDS. March 14. John Brumfield, late of Aldesinanbury, in the city of L. 134.611, bat n.iw a priswier to the King's Bench proon, jeweller, hardwareman, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 24 William Whitman, of G iildford, in the county of Binary, butcher, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb 24. John Simplon, of Fairford, an the county of Glom-ti ter, carrier, dealer arid ethapeasoo, at eleven, at the Chien arid Thuds Inn. in Abingdon, in the county of It, rks. Feb 26. John Hardin, of Abiliedon, in Me cotkity of Berko, book•-Ike Lid stationer, at eleven, al the Crown and Thistle lan, in Abingdon. Feb.2l. Edmond Warne, of Tottenham-court-road, in the county of Middlesex, , builder, at twelve, at G 61.416411, London. M . '" 10 . Ctireef Bell, of Sanip.ott's-ganliens. In the parish of Saint John Wapping, in the county of Meddle-sex, master mariner, dealer arid chairman, at one, at Guildhall, I ~,,, don. F. 4. 24. Charles Brody+, of Newgate-street, in the city of London, linen limner, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 10, Julia Jackson, of Great Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk, cliymist, druggrd,clealer and chapsnan, at one, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 2b Robert Barrett, of High street, in the borough of Southwark, iu the county of Surrey, linen-duper, at teal, at Guildhall, London Feb 24. Th..mas Hattertley. of Ilnltiorn, in the parish of Sault Mies, in the county of Middlesex, haberdasher, dealer and chapman. as twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 31. Michael Eaten, late of Gig i•steser, to the borough of Southwark,• in. the county of Suite., linen draper, hay maker, dealer and ehaoman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London March 31. Jame. Bia.e Jonas , of New Bond.street , in the parish of ' , Burt George, Hanover square, in the county of Middlesex, fruiterer, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at London. Feb 24. Robert Poole, of Ratcliffe-highway, in the county of Middlesex, linen-draper, dealer and ehapcnan, at one, at Guildhall, London Feb. 24. Rierbani tatkenden, late of Bexhill, in the county of Sussex, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at GuilJha'l, Lennon. Ap r il ja,. Wdl i a m Breen and John Yoxen, offernsyn street, in the perish of Sant James, Westminster, to the county of Middlesex, shoe maker., dealers arid chat/titan, at ten, at GuittUull, London. Fan. 2s. Janes• Arrowsmith, of Richmond, in the county of York, upholsterer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the King's Head, in Richmond. Feb 2ti. WilltamapHeur,dil dealer nd h leston a ,ef ,aMm,miichiss.i. al e ha is t , h e e ., co at u t n h ty . of Lancaster, duper, Dog Tavern, in Chransgate, fa Mindlegßef. Feb 23. George Lowe and Charles Lowe, of Amber Mill, in the parish of Shirisnd, in the minty of Derby, cutrun end sillt•spinnen, dealers and ehapmen, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Manchester. March J. J rho Ralph Battler and John heel, Battier, of Geold"s square, Cr utched-friars, London, merchants, dealers and citaiuotot, at twelse, at Guildhall. CtRTIFICATES.-Faa. Iforiginn Bra;thwaite„ of Aiskew, in the parish of Beesley I. the county of York, maltase and common brewer. William Cory, of Leadenliall-street, in the city of London, cheesemmager. R chard Wilton, late of the Island of Guernsey, merchant. John Faulkener, of Macclesfield, in the comity of Chester, druggist and grocer, dosaler as' chapeaux Ambrose Wallace and John Pugh, of Lewer Thames-area% le the eye of London, sloptellisrs, dollen sad chapraen. George Biackburne, of the crty of Leadefo, insereace-brokery dealer and chapman. Charles Moody, of Longtewn, in the county of Cumberland, dealer and chat mac James LEllara, late of Great Newport -greet, Westmineter, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, INsULVI N rs. PRISONERS in the KING'S BENCH Pr;eon, in the County of Surrey. Wiley NOT ICE. Thormis limayee, formerly and taTt;ef Wareham, In the coon'' , of Done; your and Warn. lienjamion Abraham Symons Iwo. of Chureh.en.rt, Leib , bury, and of Adliter•larte, beak to the city uf Leak% taterelmat. .~. r .,.. AGRICULTURAL RE P 9 lt }OR J Ntaymtr. rug mild weather which we hate experienced in Ale ;w e . eeihn month has htten favourable to the wheat and tare nog,, which in gen-4.111..0k hatter than could be expected (reel tl s general Itemirlity of the elate, which has been unfriendly sheep reefing en turnips and eele seed, althmigh three crop s at 014 leat3ll awe never mote Ineuriant and abundant. horn the genera' good cooditturs of the pastures,utuggi kd der has Istmot saved. and the outlyutg sto.k thrive well. to the country markets, the prices "(groin (sots eo c ..p u ,a , from the great purehates mole by Gnyerument) are n y,, t a Inwee. Wheat averages, thrueghout Eaglatul and Waists M Maley, 408.3 a. and Oats 27s 2.1. ... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roaTsweurn, sae. M. Sailed Tiffs Majesty's ships &retie and Siss 4itfj, with a convoy for the Downs. His Majesty's ships Europe, Mawr, and Ow Awdope, arc appointed convoy for the East Indies —Wind W. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AY GUILDHALL., To. Moll SOM. w r, John Spearing, Rriglithellustone, Sussex, cabinet- maker . . . . . , . . 3 . William RcrriAge, 112aiden-lame, Wund•itreet. Cheap. side, London, ho-ier . ..... s is • Jwhn Flescher Curtis, Slinorics, Loudon, lineo.drayer ;, .a Alexander M•Cralth, Lower Illrook-street, Gm,ritor square, Middleser, trine-merchant • • 3 1 William Hughes, Queen-street. Southwark, Surrey, • Ironer and cider darter 3 1 2 Jacob Israel Levy, late of Hattm-street, Minority,: Landon, merchant • • ais . . . Thomas .10,e , , High-street, Mary-la•bonne, Middlesex, . . . eatperit.o. . • 3 TI Tlrmial Warwick, Great Sutton-attest, Middlesex, watch-maker • • 3lt George Edmonds, Chancery-Imi., Midillmcg, law-sta tioner • 210 . . Peter Archdeacon, High-street, Mary-ls-bonnr, Mid dlesex, scriveiler . . • 1 It . Abel D.eweli, late of St. Thomas the Apostle, Dow'. shire, brewer • 212 . . . Thoritai Garner, Greenwleh, Rent, victualler • 2 111 niviDLNDs. R Anattintan, 'lpswich, SinTolk, shop-keeper ' . I Heine Ward, Curtain-road, St. Leotia:d, Sheredireb, Middlesex, apothecary 10 . . Stanley 111ahhall Fr,her, Gravesend, Kent, ken • dra ver 1t Ann Idebberton, Farnham, Hampshire, im'linct le Joho Ames, New-road, Si. George iu the Loot, Mud d a-ax, victualler 1111 . . Joecoh Sargeaot, late of Russia-court, Milt-attest, London, warehouseman 14 • . . . CiRtIFICATES. Thomas Hester, Lite of New Cross, in the parish of Saint Paul, Depthyd, in the county of Kent, csyenter, shales and ehapinan. Kurno4.4, of Sum Wharf, in the parish of St. John, Wapping, in the enmity rif htdellesiee, en 4 of Green !lank, in the parish of St. I.:cone in the Kind, In the tame county, wharhsiger, tval-megchatrt, dealer and chaplain". PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. &ink Stock .. 1111 3 pn. Cent. Reduced .11 per Cent Cun.ols 641 11 4 per Cent. 5 rr Cent. N3ry Long Asinine+ Imperial 3per Cent Ditt u Annuities . .. .. $ 1-16 lochs Bonds 2l S 4. Is rm. F.schequer 111:t .... D. CI. I poll. Inglis!' Inners Tickets III. 144. Consuls fur f ic4 21 T. BISH Stoek.nroker •, c,,,,, n wiC an d 9, ellasit4 Craft DEATHS. On the lath ult. et 's try advanced erre, the Rev. Bap tist ruitty, U. D. Dean n( Litchfield. Bernet of Doddis.g. Vitt in the Isle of Ely. and of Thornhauah and Warat.rd is Ninthamptonshire. and formvfly of Jesus Collett, li A. 1747, M. A 1735, and D. D. 1769 He had held Elnddi , d• ton, which 'maid to be the. most valuable tedium in the king upward. of Si years. Sit Henry Irtytnn, Sail. is patron or 11...Idington. sod Thurnhaugh SIMI Waseford are to the et of the Dukroif Wrilionhay oe'uniolit, Mr. William Cooper, feromfg • bookseller the Markin hill. Carnbr 0.1 Sunday, sennight, 68, the Rev. Flurnphroy Hyde. Vicar of 130 nand Ain., of Dowsby, both ia Liticuinshite. Tin 11.1.1 of Bourn n it. the gift n( the Ea , l of Pomfret; and Doom, by in that allot Rev. Mt. Foster, Tin well. mom wATEbt, THis DAY. AT LONDON BRIDGE.. Mom min. after 9 $ EVIIII 9$ mon alter 10 - _ SALES BY AUCTION. LIFSSRS. LEIGH and S. SOTHRRY have I. 1 1 the honour to inform the Amateurs of the Fite Arts, and the Public in general, that early in the Month of MAY. then will Sell by Auction, the ENTIRE, ELEGANT, mad very VALUARLE 1.1115 SKY of itlYir HEATHLOTE. Esq. The celebrated Colectiun Naughton Ja i nee, Cp. w as the fouridst:on of this rare assemblage of Books. The Astel onions of Mr. Heatheote, no the Continent, have eunsidesaMg enriched this curious Library, in beautiful Specimens Glad, Typography, both on Vellum and Paper, in unique Copia% horn the Aldine and Elsevie Presses, and in many uncoleelee articles 111 French, Spanish, and Italian Literatum. is Milli T.mogrsphy, Old English Poetry and Plays, and is Wiese other elegant Works, is CI Languages. This Collection OIMM many or its brightest ematnuets to the unwearied assluity and attention of Moises T and J. Payee. Age Oatelopla of this description of Nooks cannot be roe extensively circulated relle to the Sale, Messrs Leigh . and S. Sotheby earnestly lisp will be ready for delivery early is the mouth of March. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Boni Milers, At their House, No. 145, Strand, on THURSDAY, Pia bruary ), sad Tvreniy.two following Days (Sundays aal 1F.4 nay excepted), r HE Entire and Valuable BOUND STOCK I in TRADE of the late Mr. BORDON, &whelk'. at Winchester; iiirlutting the LIBRARIES of &shops HOADLF.Y and SHIPLEY, forming together a goad Col• lettorn to evi ry class of Literature. N.B. The Books ass universally in rascellent condition. To be viewed en Moot's!, February 2, and Ca price it. lid to he now hid at the place of Saki ttre" Mewl. Mundell and Sons, ani Messrs Bell and Saaollote„ Edinburgh; Mr. Archer. Dolein ; Mr Cooke, Oxford I Mr. Duigbten. Cambridge ; and of Mr Robbins, Winchester. PRINTS, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PORTRAITS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, PORTFOLIOS, 'gen./its, &c. lily Mr RICHARDSON, At his House, Mn. 31, the corner of Villienastritet, in the Strand, TO•MURROW, and rive hallowing Days, at To.lre o Clock, A COLLECTION of PRINTS, by Bergballl. .011. Cuyo.lom, Hoflay, Wellr, Wren, Wonllse, Ike.) English and F. eign P.eiraits • many very rare; English and Foreign Hotory, Topography, Rooks of Mau, Portfolios, de. gensigord from abroad. To be viewed the mornings or Salo Catalogues, id. sack Ins be had of Mr. Richardson, 81, Strand LONDON —Printed by G. DAVIDSON, Ns. 17, Dulles Cnurt, Sno-dratit, CanotOKlerdeet, and pailabod et the 011 at N.. 13, Rack of St. ClostwoCa aauddit, Strand, 1.• K. STUCK, of No 7, NuaAwt, liorofig Are. le. Inc tho P.t;ter, a. io WO {Vies (dna V"' idle be dolt attended to. NUMB T HIS well I From the jam which W liter the Ui ••• Thi • ..I,aration pHIS I The gi Sir Ant: %Ir. &1 Liit - q; Ws Pope Vfe.lott ; I A Count ' proton; (the Hero To-itoo in tints. Llai ; 0 A New 04, are , T HL Pop i(einWe TAM& Al Mn C Moth Mr. Kan Clown, _ . To-it Mother 1,11411 VA Joiaeel The N we tr LI the un Inc rd ■hick IIN :nj sni