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/ 40 ,9 • 77 - ." a z (-- ~/1.4( /1c t,/ ‘ . . . . .% ( 1 / 4 e--1,.. LI / • ilfri , .._:::.• • 1 41-- * tr_ /(t * % fr. 1,1 r; S 7.? *r. ... :4%, 1.. .: ~. r :o. 7.291. Price 71. Fa;': 1.0TTI:11 Ws, LITTLE GOES, PRIVATE , IA( I !:• 4 . NI/ RAFFLES OF ALL SORTS. torrEar.orricp. SOMERSET-PLACE, April 15. 1826. 'h; it bare!/ giren, that on account of the ap ,„„g L;-,1 of Lotteries, there being but ime Gaya .;:r the Third Dar of May next, the Provisions eon. te!. of Fri•lisinjtit passed in the reigns of their Ma. k ;m : tirnive the First and King George the Second, as l.nti • (it) Acts, and the last - Lottery Act against Fo. Loin rie, liots, Private Lotteries, and Raffles, trill be rt , t in force by the proper Officers of this Officc. is partirularly requested to bring in the outstanding for Payment, that the Accounts may be closed as won as L. lIESSE. EAST IWMA 11017 St:, Ap+it7~ 1828 Cw.rl or Directors of the United Company • .1... id, Evitmd trad;ng to the East Indict do holly t ourt will be ready to receive Proposals, is writing. on h e w , LSIEsDAY, the Nth Aluil inst. front the Owner or t tenet , I gond, sound. and substantial coppe Jr r -bottomed Shins of buW:cti of Auo Tons, and upwards, re4istered measurement, orcify , g the rate of Freight at which he or they may be willing n; in such Ships for one Voyage to and from China. The Tenders, with the wu,d " Ship Tender" on the cover, to br Asti-111v sealed up and left with the Secretary at this House, at or before Twelve o'clock at noon, on the said Wednesday, the Nth April, instaut, beyond which hour the Court will net teeshe say reader. JOSEPH PART, Secretary. The P z vtieshois of the Tams, and Cosditions tang s...lo ch the trUI bs erophryerl, .may be had upon apptioadoo of the Clerk to the Committee of shtpping. at this HOMO. Y KEEAMIST MEETING.—The ANNIVER SA RY 3IEETINO of WYKEHAMISTS will be held. at the Thatched House Tavern. St. James -street, an wEDNESBAY NEXT. the 3d of May, when all Noblemen and 6 , 11 letnen educated at either of the two St. Miry Wimp olle+csare requested to attend. STEWARD& The Right Hon Sir GEORGE HENRY ROSH, M.p. Ideutenstu-Geletal Pachey W. O. Harter, Ea+ The Rev. the President of Tel. John Bayley. Esq. nits College Oxford The Rev. Frederick Twialeton The Rev. Dr. Gabell The Rev. John Egerton J. R. HAYWARD, Secretary. le at Six o'Clock. lad at the Thatched House. Dinner oo Tubb Ti , es., 12*. each, to be hi 1)111T I.SII and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.—The 13 ANNUAL. MEETING of this Society w ill b e h e ld at fvetessuns' Ball, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on WEDNESDAY, May 3. The Chair will be taken at 11 o'clock rec , %eiy. Tickets for the side seats and galleries will be granted AO 31i rist:r., who are subscribers to the Fcent Institution or to Auxiliary n Winch Societies; also to the Presidents, %'ice-Presidents, Trea•urrr•, and Secretaries of Auxiliary or Branch Societies, and to the Presiders of Bible Associations: for which purpose, at. tendenee will be given at the Society's House, in Earl-street, Black. friar'. on the Friday, Saturday, !Hominy, and Tuesday before the day of .neeting. between the hours of 10 and 4. The Tickets will not be transferrable. .1 NDREW BRA N DRAM, JOSEPH HVGIIES. C. F. A. "sTEINKOPFF. Secretarien. ClTYcf LONDON INFANT SCHOOLS. rAvitoxs. The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR. The Right llnnourable the Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.G. The llcmottrable and Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP of LONDON. VICE-PATRONS. The Right Ilan. ROBERT PEEL, his Majesty's Beattery of State for the Hume Department. The Right Hon. F. J. ROBI NS IN, Chancellor of the Exchequer. ►RESIDENT. Tkr Right Rev. the LORD RIsHOP of CHESTER. TREASCIFI—J. D. POWLES, kAq. A PUBLIC DINNER, to celebrate the Opening of the School in Liverpool -street, Ilishopagate-ntreet, will be held at the Albion Tavern, Alderigate-atreet, on THITAD.iY, the lath of May. The Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor, is the Chair. STEWARDS. The Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool, K.G. The Right Hoy. R. Peel, 51. P. The Lord ChiefJqstlce Rest Sir Wet. Wizard. F.K.S. Arthur Clarke, Esq. Alexis Resat, Esq. John Hall, Esq. Benjamin Hawes, Esq. Tickets 11. ls. erkii, to be had stewards; and the Treasurer, Pinner on table at Six o'Clock The School receives at presei Stephen Lushington,Esq.LL.D. M.P. Ilenry ratteson, Esq. J 04114 Richards, Esq. Hey. Dr. Russell Thomas Tilson, Esq. ►ldernisn Thompson, M.P. Wtllisnt Clayton Walker, Esq. at the bar of the Tavern, of the o. 3, Freernan'a-Lourt, Cornhill. precisely. Ist 200 Children. from two to six stars of age, at the charge Ut a penny per week for each child. It . s open to the inspection of the bubscribem and their friends; and the Committee trust it will appear to those who take the trouble to -wit it, that Institutions of this kind, properly conducted, are well calculated to answer the important ends of forming Children to habit, of order, obedience, and cleanliness—of improving both their health and temper—and of preparing them, by suitable ele mentary instruction, to enter with advantage into the National School.. No attempt is made to force the minds of the Children to premature exertion, nor is it any part of the aystem to relieve ;meta. front the care of their Children, a duty imposed upon them by urine and religion, but only to take charge of them during '•o , se hours when, by the necessary avocations of the parents, they ant unavoidably separated from each other. RICHARD HARVEY. M.A. Honorary tiLOMA TOM INSON, B.A. J Secretaries. CHEAP DAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS. lISON awl Ca. having manufactured an immense / Stuck of New Artielie in LACE fur the Senaonoire deter. n:ined to Sell off what remains on hand fr..m last Year, at an ex. traordinary Nu-Mice, alai respeetrull invite the Nobility and Pub. lie gener a lly to an invoect!on on T uesdays and Timmlam until the end of May, where Ladies will find Hoods at half the original price. 237. Regent.atrcet, exactly opposite the Argyle Rooms. jll. VANDER KLEFT takes leave respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry. and Public in general, ;!e has now completed the repairs of a most magnificent 1 1 1W.W.1. of St. PI: rmrs CHURCH at Rome, the property of a Not,leinan, which has been examined and approved by some of the first Architects in the kingdom; the dimensions of which are rir.e feet Ole inches to length, three feet in breadth, and three feet :I height. It is the only model in the world of such magnitude, and known to be the joint production of several dist Ingo ishell Popes. This perfect specimen of Architecture will be found to be a correct' representation of the interior as well as the exterior of St. Peter's. The proprietor having kindly consented to grant Mr. Kieft the ex. clusire privilege of exhibiting this surprisfug production to the pu , :::c for a short time, as a part remuneration for his arduous la bours, in the repair of it, he gladly embraces the opportunity thus otierLd him of doing so. Amongst ether articles of curiosity and i iterest which he proposes submitting to inspection, will be found suntus anatomical wax models of great beauty, which he has just Ircerived horn Genoa, and which he confid ent ly recommen d s as worthy the notice of the gentlemen of the faculty and men of sc;rice, consisting of a male and female head and (:olossian ear, is different stages of dissection, of an extraordinary and surprising nature, which, upon close and minute examination, will be pro. nnunced the first specimens of the art in this kingdom ; together •:111 some very interesting models In wax of the l ate cel e b rate d Pirey, to which Mr. Klett will have the satisfaction of adding Titti9US !inductions of his own, and several items of taste and 'init. The whole to be viewed at his private house, 112, High Holborn, between the hours of II and £ Admittance Is. :21sli, "the Last M an " w h o can ever h ave t h e h onour, a I singly as Contractor, to submit a Lottery to the British Public, has been more than usually anxious to render Ibis his last uheme worthy their amoral. — GOVERNMENT having arranged the last Lottery of all to betaken by the Office. keepers who usually bid fora Lottery, and determined that !USN'S FAREWELL LUNTRACT being the very last Lottery St u tne that can ever he offered, mutt be all decided NEXT WEDNESDAY, 3d MAY. bisii entreats his "hat Friends," the Public. to be web' in their application for Tickets and Shares, to partake of the SIX PRIZES OF £21.004, &c. &e. FORMING AN AGGREGATE OF L 331.000 ALI, TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, NEXT WEI)NESDAY,4I MAY. llckets and Shares sr : ti fling at BISH'S; the Contractor's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, i , haring-eross, and by his Agents in all the principal Chin and Towns of the United Kingdom. BISH'S Onset Lue !—The tide of success continues to flow uninterruptedly to Rish's Otlices--every drawing affords him the gratification of announcing that a very large portion of all the l',lres have been sold by him. In the Lottery just ended he shay, and sold several Capitals, Including Two Prises of 20,0001. each, sic.:_ 19 7 ,304 - . Class A. a Priz e o f . . 00,0001. . Claes R. a Prize of . . 20,000/. In the previous Lottery, whieh was all drawn 6th bec.nuber last, Nth sold Two of 70,0001. And ia the Lottery immediately preceding, d rawn on t h e 18 th Oc toUT last. Dish sold Three of 20,0001. And within the last Eleven Months, Blalt sold Fire 30,0004 and Ekren 20,0001. vo! Im r ••• ..-C.t, 77 . • f •'.4' i ;;!, ' t o. -- - • I ' 'S: . 16. . • V ' '' . r At ..it/V ' • I 11 1 , . I - I '—' d * ' 1 ' t...'1 LONDON, SVI43)NE,SDAY; - ! JUL 26, 1416. i YAU 'I ON. %A 1 E. I'T El; OATH. 'AY, it in Ex lent ' a p at/ P %It it at Pt y h ( Expected to arrive daily, and will be despatched with all possible _ Speed. — d. VOR BOMBAY DIRECT, t h e we ll-k nown T ea k , k• Bombay-built. coppered SHIP. CUMBRIAN. JOHN CLARKSON, Commander: lotrthen 7211 won. Hai a Poop, and highly eurrier Accommotlat ions for Passengers, Lod will carry a Surgeon. For Freight or Plumage apple to BA ZETT, FARQUHAR. CRA WFORD, and Co. No. 71, Old Broad-street. • To 112i1 the latter part of May. LIM BENGAL, direct, the new fast-sailine Ship IC REAPER. Mallen MO Tons. WILLIAM BROAD, Commander. Lying in the West India Dock. This vessel will entry a Surgeon, and has very comiottable Accommodations for Pssa?ngers. For Freight and Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jeru salem Coffee-house ; or to JOHN S. 11111NLEY. 12. Birehm-htne. Carnhill. MADRAS OR BENGAL. AYOUNG LADY, proceeding to either. MADRAS or BENGAL, may be actoinroodatea with patt of &Casio with another Lady, who does not require the whole of ace to her. self. }'or further Particulars apply to JOHN S.:BRINI,EY, 12, Ritehia.lane, Coishill. To sail early in :May. FOR BOMBAY. the fast-oiling Ship BRITANNIA, Burthen 300 Tons. TBOMAs intI.:EMT WALKER, R.N. Coraoaode•. Lriog in the Wd..s: India Cxpert Ddok..Tbis 01Rp. bee very comfortable Accommodations for Pasaisagent, -and carries a Surgeon. For 1: PC ht ot Patteete apply to the Commander, at thekierdia.. tern Coffee-hong.- ; to ;Ileum Webb and Stewart, N 0.23, Thread needle.streat ; or to • JOHN S. BRINI.EY. 12. Birchin-lane, Coro1).111. TEM THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION o f th e SOCIETY of BRIT'S!! ARTISTS, Sufrolk.otreet, Pall mall East, is now OPEN. from Eight o'Clock in the Morning until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues. Is. T. C. HOVLAND, Secretary. BRinsti INSTITUTION. PALL-MALL.—The GALLERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS. including the celebrated PICTURE: of CHRIST CROWNED with TI10!( NS, by W, HILTON. R.A. purchased by the Directors. IS OPEN DAILY. front Ten in the 31crning until Five in the Evening. Admission h.—Catalogue Is. W. BARNA RD. Keeper. This day k published, price la. TAYLOR'S BUILDER'S PRICE-BOOK. Corrected for 1826. . . At the ArehiteeTU;ell.7brary,ii, High Holborn. -- On the Rib 31:4". three volumes, poet Bvo. T HE BOYNE WATER, a Tale, by the Authors of " Talcs by the O'Hara Family." London : W. Simpkin and It. Dlanball , Stationere HalLoourt. This date. post !Ivo. 9s. fid. a new Edition of SIX MONTHS in the WEST INDIES, in 1525. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. This day, in folio. No I. Dos. V TI MS in RUSSIA, POLAND, QERMANY, SWEDEN, prepared in Colours from DraAny nude in 1813-14, SALES RIAD) By Mr. Sli At the Mart, THL .ts, ONE Hundred Dozer '. India MA DEIRA, the proper lull, and now lying ready pricked in the Cie _ ..e regularly per. niftted. May be tasted at do - oime of ...- I:Mire _.:,1 , - 01111116- 13y Mr. SHL . ' At the Mart, TH.. ALEASEHOLD ESTATE comprising a spacious and very eonvenleniMercantile esidence, with numerous domestic conveni ences , coutning.h , offices, extensive wine. vaults. and cellaring, peculiarly adap to the wine and spirit trade. Also a s t ac k o f substantial dry arehouses adjoining, in. closed within a l arge y ar d with f o ldl n ts . Th e estate i s h e ld on lease for a t erm o f a b ou t Mamas y unexpired, at a low rent. klay be viewed with tickets only, . with particulars. may be had at the M ar t, an d o f Mr. Shutt! .h. 28, Poultry. I ---- ELIGIBLE, LE SEIIOI, NVESTMENT. By Mr. SIIUTTLB ORTN, At the Mart, THIS DAY, stakesieviously dispmed of by private Coot t. A N eligible LE.‘SEHOIA) • STATE, comprising 1"1. Three remarkably neat, genteel, 04'1E14 II !NO. HOUSES, desirably situated, Nos. 5, li, Ind 7. M Dal •fon.terrace Esq.& short distance from the Kiogsland.vead ; in the occupation of Messrs. Woodford, Thornhill, and Newby, Nyi..insible tenants, at rents Amounting to 1021. pee ansiwen. le .. -Tawdlesato. la lealfres Lwow for' i W... . • f ahmit 4.1 yaws Ines, pired ; ground -rent 181. 18s. ; net rental 831. 24. May be viewed by leave of the tenures, and particulars had six 'days melons to the see, at the Mart, and of M r. bliutticworth, 111, Poultry. By the Rev. T. T. JA3IE.4. ko. 1 contains. Field of Brodino • Kremlin, Moscow Kilsi. gorod, Mow°, ; Dannemora Iron Mine. Prinied for John Murray, Albeenariastreet.. No. 11. will be publi.hed on the let of Mae. On tl a Ist of April was published, price Ss. THE nRITISII eRtTIC (Quarterly Series) No. 111. CONTENTS.—I. Committees on Ireland.—ll. fettamenta Vetusta.-111- American Novels.—lV. Eutiebii Chronicnn bipar titurn.—V. li r aterton's Wanderings.—Vl. Ijife and Character of the Right Honourable James Oswald.—Vll. Mules History of Chirolry.—Vllll. Bentley's Ancient and 3lndern Hindu Astro nomy.—lX. lifaitby on the Palatiromaies.—X. Finlayson's Mis sion to Siam and Htre.—Xi. M`Culloch on Absenteeism.—Xll. Soeiety for Conversion of Jews.—Xlll. Homer's Introduction to the Greek Tongue.--XIV. Waterland's Wurks.—XV. Primary Charges of the Junior Bishops ( IPA.) Printed for J. llawman, Ludgstaatreet. This day is puhlisheil. price IL Is. PART XVII. of the ENCYCLOIVEDIA METRO POLITANA. CONTENTS.—i. Pure Sziet7ces—itltlimetic. 11 . Mixed and Applied Sc ier ces --t Ahern complete. 111. Historical and Biographical Divi.ion—Jewish History—Herod the Great—Moo firma ot Rome—Decline of Latin Poetry. IV. Miscellaneous Di vlston—Englisli Lexicon—l) I F—D It A,—including Digamma Diplomacy— I rirectory— Divan—Divine—Diving-Dell Divorce--Dock--Duniingo,St.—Dorado, ll—Dorsetahire—Double —Down, &c. ".• A few ropies are printed nn royal paper, with proof impres. axons of the Plate*, price V. his. The Parts from 1. to XVI. on royal or decry paper, may be had together, or separately. Printed for J. :%lawniai; C. rnd J. Rivington ; Baldwin, Cra. dock, and Joy; Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper: (.1. B. IVhittaker ; J. Duncan, London ; J. Parker. Oxford • and Deighton and Sons. Cambridge ; and may be had of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. DEAF AND DUMB. This day kind:h.:bed. price 3«. W. boards, CONCISE EXPOSITION of the METHOD of INSfRITTINI; the DEAF and DUMB in the KNOW LEDGE of a WRITTEN LA NOUAUE, upon simple and ra tional Principles. _ _ By .1. fI. YOUNG, Master of the Private Establishmrnt for the Deaf and Dumb, Peeki•am. London : J. Sower, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, lately iublistuwl, by the Rains Author, An ELEMENTARY T !ILA TISE on ALGEBRA, Thoore. tic ti end Practical ; with an atie:,,pt to Simplify some of the more difficult parts of the Science. Bvo., price 12s boards. 1)0BERT 11 UGH F.S (late Morel and Hughes, Ca ll, btnet-rnaker• and Upholsterers, of Great Marlborough street) has the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that the PARTNERSHIP between him and Mr. MOREL. TER MINATED December 31st; and that he (R. Hughes) has opened his Establishment with an entirely new Stock, at 115, Piccadilly, opno.iite the Green Park. January 2, 1326. STA RK EY 'S BAN Klt PTCY.—Tite Creditors of JOHN CROSS STA RKE Y and WILLIAM STA RKEY., of Little Pultenty-street, (Molder.-square, brewers, who intend to prove their debts, at the .HEFTING which will he held at the Court of Commi.vioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-atreet, on SATURDA V NEXT, the 29th instant, at 11 for 12 o'clock pre cisely, are requested forthwith to send the particulars of their debts and of the securities they hold, with the names of the partners in each firm, and the name of the partner who will attend to prove the debt, to our Mikes, in order that the accounts may be examined and depositions prepared previous to the meeting. KNIGHT and FYSON, 26, Basinghall-street. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership lately subsisting between the undersigned ALEXANDER NICOLL, WILLIAM FRANKLIN and HENRY ROWED, of No. 12, Conduit.strect, Hanover square, in the County of Mid. Meas. Tailors, was dissolved on the lith Day of April, instant, as respects the said William Franklin ; and that all Debts due to. or owing from, the said Partnen.hipjwill be received, or paid, by the said Alexander Nicull and Henry Rowed, at the before-mentioned Premises. Dated this 22d Day of April, 1826. Witness to the signatures of the said Alex. Nicoll and Henry Rowed, ALEX. NICOLL. J. iliouLTox, Berwick -street, Sohn. W3l. FRANKLIN. Witness to the signature of William Franklin, HENRY ROWED. CHARLES REEVES, 34, Ely.plaee. ST. AlmtyLziour, APRIL 22. 18211. VTANT2I) to borrow SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDtt, on transferable Bonds of One Hundred Pounds each, bearing 5 per cent. interest, payable at the Court. House half-yearly ; the said sum to be secured on t he new Paving Rate of the said Parish ; the Bonds to be prepared at the expense of the Paris't. Particulars, containing extracts from the Pamchisl Acts of Par. liament, showing the powers and regulations of the Vestry, as to paying off moneys borrowed on Bonds, are lying at the Court-House for the perusal and signature ofl'ersons intending to make Tenders, which Tenders must be sealed up and endorsed, " Tenders for lending Money," and be forthwith delivered to the Vestry Clerk. A Vestry will be held at the Court House of the said Parish, Marylebone.lane, for the purnse of opening, considering, and se. leetiug Tenders, on SATUR DAY NEXT, the 29th instant ; and (if necessary) on the following Saturday, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. The Money will be required forthwith, after the acceptance of the Tcadeis. By order of the Vestry. J. 11. UEELNWE4I. : Vestry Clerk. No. 30, STRAND PETER FROST, OR THE POLAR LINGUIST. To draw a lung bow is a Mariner's glory, That is, to narrate a most marvellous story. A jolly Jack Tar, who all dangers had ahar'd %filth brave Captain Parry, a Fact thus declar'd : " Ice-bound during winter, and little to do, We polish'd our Boots, and went forth to pursue Amusement on shore ; but the frost so intense, Induced us to build a snug hut for defence : Noe mind me,—not long were we hous'd when we found That all our jaw -tackle had run fast aground. Our words were all froze in the air !—'tis no joke. And not a voice heard, although ev'ry man spoke. 'Twas strange, but not knowing what then was the matter, We thought Polar wizzards set spell on our clatter, So hamett'd on board. IVell, six months after that The very sane but in, some Esquintaux wit, On shore as we atroll'd, and a thaw just began, When forth, talking English, they presently ran ! ‘ You've been tothe Strand,' they smd, • judgment not laeking, Your Boots are illumin'd by Warren's Jet Blacking,' These words by the natives - were often repeated,— When entering the hut our amaze was completed. For, that ed into utterance we heard the full How Of sentences spoken there six months ago 1— We hreath'd nut a syllable, tongue-tied with aye, A learn'tl Pole: Linguist to find in the thaw, And oft in dictate while the voices were decking, The dissolving words prunounc'd • ‘Varren'sJet Blacking.'" The Esquimaux caught thus our language, and may Repeat " Warren's Blacking," to 'case s latest day, When some future Parry will gums, from the whole, That Warren was known from the South to North Pole! This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ; ROBERT WARXEN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in Gray', Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles., Citi. 10d. 12d. and lad. each. Also Paste l Blacking, in Pots, hid. 12d. and 18i. each. A Shillin g P o i o f Pates is 191 1 4 to You h. Bodes of Liquid. TA VISTOCK-SQUA ILE. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH. At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, Files perviously disposed of by Private Contract, A, N excellent LEASEHOLD TOWN RESIDENCE, ilk finished in an elegant style, adapted for a loge family, and commanding a very elitible situation, No. 51, Taristock square, near the New Church, St. Pancras, containing numerous well-proportioned airy bed chambers, dressing rooms, and water closets; a suit of spacious elegant lofty drawing roams, commu nicating through folding doses, a capital dining parlour, library, handsome paved entrance hall, and stone staircase, a most de sirable arrangement of domestic offices. and numerous conve niences, upon a superior scale, and the whole in excellent cc n dition. Held for 24 years unexpired, at a low rent. :tiny be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may be hut of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. Particulars will also be delivered at the Mart. vALuaLt LEASEHOLD ESTATES AND GROUND - - RENTS,—NEWINGTON, SURREY. --- By Mr. SH UT TL E WORTH , At the Hart, THIS DAY, at 12, in Lou, by order of the Executors, A Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial Residence, Offices, and Premises, advan tageously situated, No. 20, Canterbury-row, Newington, Surrey ; let on Lease at a net Rent of SW. per annum. Also, Two Commodious DWELLING-HOUSES, with gar dens, fore courts, and offices, eligibly situated, Na.. 4 and 5, Par. aonage-row, near the Church at Newington; an the occupation of Messrs. Cowley and Shury, yearly tenants, at net Rents, amounting to 801. per annum, and net Leasehold Ground Rents, of 231. per annum, most amply secured upon several Dwelling !louses and Premises, situated in Parsonage-row, aforesaid. The Estates are held for long terms une4ited, at very trifling Ground Rents. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had, of Messrs. Lawless, Crosse, and Batty, Solicitors, Hatton -court, Threadnwedle.street ; Meuta. Clotton and Carter, Solicitors, High. street, Southwark ; at the Elephant and Ca.stle, Newington; at the Man ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. , WI'A FOltD HILL. Superior Residence, with 61fie;; — Ple - aitTre Ground and Meadow "Land and Hardin, comirisinitOgether shout Thirty Acres. By Mr. StIUTTLEWORTH, At the Mairt, THIS DAY, at 12, by order of the Executors, ASingularly desirable FAMILY MANSION, with attached and detached offices of every description, extensive pleasure grounds and garden, farm-yard, and several inclosures of rich meadow land, comprising altogether upwards of thirty acres, commanding a prominent and highly picturesque situation on the summit of Stamford-hill, little niam than three miles from Lon. don, in the county of Middlesex, the late residence and property of Joseph Storard, Esq. deceased. The House is adapted for a numerous family of the first respectability, containing eight spacious airy bed-chambers, six large dressing-rooms, store-roonis, and water-closets, excellent entrance-hall, capital dining sod drawing. room, library, study, housekeeper'a.room, princlp_al and second staircases, spacious kitchens, numerous domestic oflhxs and capa cious cellaring, detached coach-houses, stable for six horses, with servants' rooms and lofts, farm-yard, agricultural buildings, and every desirable appurtenance, a most capital walled kitchen garden, green-house, hot.house, and vinery, melon ground, extensive shrubbery walks, delightful pleasure grounds, commanding in teresting prospects, rich paddocks of meadow land, fish ponds, and every requisite for the establishment of a gentleman,or merchant of eminence May be viewed with tickets onl which, with the particulars, may be had of Messrs. D ruce an d Son, Solicitors, 13'1liter-square ; Mr. Situttleworth, 28, Poultry ; particulars also at the Mart. VALUABLE ESTATES. BARNES AND PUTNEY, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY B, Mr. SHUTTLEIVORTH. At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in Five Lots, by order of the Executots, unless an acceptable offer is previously made for the whole, EVERAL valuable COPYHOLD ESTATES, but IJ nearly equal to Freehold, the tine being small and certain, compriting— A RESIDENCE, with offices, gardens, and premises, in the occupation of Alm. Foot, on lease, at a net rent of Ml. per annum. A MESSUAGE, garden, nursery-ground, and premises, in the occupation of garden, William Breflitt, on lease, at a net rent of 79/. Ss. tier annum. _ _ A RESIDENCE, with offices, large garden, and premises, now or late in the occupation of Miss Ovenden, on lease, at a net rent of 33/. per annum. A spacious It EST DE NC E, with numerous offices. conservatories, and gardens; also • small dwelling house, contiguous thereto. In the occupation of Mr. Ball, on Woe, at a net rent of 90/. per annum. And a RESIDENCE, with offices. large gardens, and premises, upon which a large sum of money has recently been expended, in the occupation Cloves, Esq. on lease, at a ground rent of 421. per annum. The Estates are situated adjoining each other, on Barnes Ter. race, in the county of Surrey, commanding a very valuable frontage on the river Thames. between Richmond and Putney. The tenants are highly respectable, the rents low, and Improveable in short periods. Also, the ABSOLUTE REVERSION to THREE COPY HOLD DWELLING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situated near the Church in the High-street of Putney; let on lease at a very low rent of 501. per annum, m which the purchaser will be entitled on the decease of a gentleman about 70 years of age. May be vie wed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had of Messrs. Lowless, Crosse, and Batty. Solicitc• s, Hatton.court, Threadneedle-street; at the Star and Barter, and Castle, Rich mond; theme , Barnes; the Spread Eagle, Wandsworth; the Star and Outer, Kew Bridge; at the Mart; and of dlr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. SALES BY AUCTION. Ettaßent Unnaehoki Furniture, Cabin^t an I Square Piano, by Clementi, and Effects, the properry of a Hentleman. By 31r. BULLOCK. At his Great Room. 211, High Holborn, 'fo-Al(litßO‘V, at 12, ACostly and fashionable DRAIVING-11.0r/M SUITE, in rich rrimson damask and chuire rosewood, consisting of 18 chairs, couches, curtains, tables, and chiffionters ; 12 dining parlour chairs. brass pole moreen curtains. tliuing tnhles. sideboard, mirror, large Brussels carpets, chimney glasses, Parisian clock, re. vcral handsome 100 and other tables, sofas, a capitol full sized sofa bed, tent and four-post ditto, with hangings; seasoned (Lather beds, mattresses and bedding, dressing sta•u;s, chests of drawers, wardrobe, fenders and tire irons; a dinner ecrvice, useful slid nena. mental china and glass ware; all the kitchen reiguiritrs, oil clacks, and domestic hems, in very good condition. Also a tcw lots of old furniture. To be viewed this day, when catalogues may ba had. SOUTH A M PTON.ST RE ET, BLOO3ISBURY.SQUA R E. SPACIOt'S AND VERY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Fashionable Lawdaalet, fine plate Looking-glasses of large diusen. dons, old admit, and Effects; the Property of Mrs. Thorpe, deceased. Be Mr. fil/LI.OOK, On the Premises, as TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Executors, P JIB valuable LEASE (liettpf hie Grace the Duke of .1- Bedford for an unexpired Term of Sixteen Years. at the evident low Rent of Sixty Pounds per Annum), of an airy and cheerful FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. lb, Southampton-street, in eminent repair, and fit for hruneditte occupation, which may be led ao osospledog the purchase. Owshe SAME DA Y ba SOLD. All the nousztioLD FUNNITUPE I a lime Piaso. forte, by Broads/nods, with the additional Keys ; several fine Paintings, fine old China Jars, French-plate Glass e s. 6! by Mt. 73 by 2 . a pair 30 Irr 30, and others ; Chihle Clock ; and all the domestic requisites of a genteel establishment. The house may be viewed any days prior to the sale ; and the furniture and effects one day. Particulars and catalogues oa the premises ; and of hlr. Bullock, High Holborn. FINS BUR V- PLACE. Valuable Genuine Stock of Cabinet and Upholstery Goods, three capital (pearly new) Cabinet Piants-fortett, a 7-foot Billiard Teble ' and some second-hand Furniture , the property of Mr. J. Adams, who is declining the Retail Trude. By Mr. BULLOCK, On the Premises, No. 8, Pavement, near Finsbury-square, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 12, without the smallest reservation, SHE Entire Stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 1_ including excellently manufactured pedestal sideboards, wardrobes, chests of drawers, sofas and couches, dining-room chairs and tables, two large black and gold Indian cabinets, rose wood and mahogany card, sofa, lon, breakfast, and ladles' work tables; carpets, mahogany and japanned four-poat, tent, cottage, and French bedsteads, with appropriate hmgings and excellent bedding, principally complete; very handsome dreresiag and chim ney glasses, and a great variety of bed-room furniture; four library tables, a wainscot bookcase, an elegant mahogany aecretaire and bookcase, a sarcophagus cellaret, chiffoniers,' large old plates of glaaa, roiled wainscot partitioning, some old furniture, paintings, plate, plated articles, glass cases, counters, and other effects. To be viewed two days prior to the Sale. Catalogues had on the premises, and of Mr. Bullock, High Holborn. Eligible long Leasehold Hatcher's Shop, at a Ground Rent, Newington Butts, and other Property, for occupancy or invest mmit. By Mr. BULLOCK. At Oarraway's, on 510NDAY, the 15th of May, at 12, by order of the Mortgagee. TilE Premises are modern, and desirably placed in the High -street, opposite Newington Church, and comprise a Dwelling-house, with three good rooms on each of the upper floors, an excellent front shop, two parlours, a private entrance, and spa. cioas yard, with outbuildings, a large slaughter-house, beast pound, stable, piggeries, &c. &c. Held for an unexpired t e r m o f 33 years, at a ground rent of 35t. per annum. Possession muy be had on completing the purchase. Also, five FREEHOLD HOUSES, in Smart -street, Trig Bethnal-green, let et 401. per annum ; a Leasehold Hone and Coach-maker's Premises, in the Brixton-road ; also an im proved rent of 12 trainees per annum, arising from premises in F'esrle-street, Black friars. To be viewed seven days prior to the Sale, and particulara had at fiarraway's ;.on the premises ; of Mr. Fitch, Solicitor, 6, Union street, Southwark ; and of Mr. Bullock, High Holoorn. , COMBINATIONS IN SCOTLAND. [From the Glasgow Chronicle of Senility.] During the week the new hands employed at Clyde iron-works have been progressively itbproving; and for the last two days their overage out-put has been rather more than a cart ofeoals each a-day, exclusive of more than double that quantity put out by the regular colliers. The consumption of the iron-wotks, above 100 tons of coals a day, is expected to be fully sustained by the end of next welt. Never were there more willing labourers than those at pre. sent employed in the pits; and they have turned out so well, even with all the disadvantages of a first commencement, that it bas been found necessary to change very few of them. At the comm. sion of this day Mr. Dunlop will have given 15s. each, for a week's labour, to about 300 necessitous and grateful men : and while the consolation to his own feelings of supplying with bread so many of his starving fellow -creatures, and those dependent on them, can never be effaced, his benevolent character will rank high In the estimation of the friends of humanity. Some of the poor men, who had been in a famishing state before they were employed, and who had gone down the pits in the morning fasting, fainted from the want of food, and were Mailed to be brought up to the air, where they were soon supplied with necessaries, on their wants being known. Since they have got regular sustenance they have become vigorous, and quite renovated in their appearance. On Monday a number more of new hands are to be engaged- the' implements for working the coal being ready for them. Thus will between 400 and 500 men find constant employment et good wages--a number not far short of what the city is employing of suffering weavers, and at not a third of the wages. The new colliers receive. every afternoon, fit. id. each, till they are taught, when in a short time they will make double that sum at piece work. Henceforth there is to be none of that restriction in the •out-put of coals in the pits, which was so long kept up by the colliers' combination—every man is is be allowed to put out as large a quantity as he pleases, and to work regularly every day. This will he a most beneficial prospect for the industrious workMitn. Duch of the new hands as have not yet been accommodated at the works, anti go into idlasgow at night, have during this week been frequently assailed with mud and stones, by combined colliers, stationed at the roes! leading to %1 estthorn. Several of them have been struck, though not seriously, and called opprobrious names. Measures are in operation for apprehending those guilty of these acts of intimidation. A guard now regularly accompanies the new workmen to town, to protect them from insult. On Thursday even ing, while twenty of the guard and two special constables were accompanying the new workmen to town, they were assailed in she neighbourhood of Parkhead, the focus of the combination, with shouts of" Dunlop's guard"—" The colliers' feneibles," he. The guard, who bad faced enemies worth contending with in various parts of the globe, treated such an example of disappointed malig nity with the silent contempt it deserved ; and for the mere pur. pose of trying their metal, wheeled about as if to charge, when the riltroons fled in every direction. The guard turns out early on Monday morning, to protect the new workmen coming from town. .1 The new workers are all animated with the best spirit —n o t one of them will flinch from their new employment; and if they are further molested, are determined to act in self-defence, in such a mode as will probably be attended with serious consequences to heir assailants. OUTRAGES iN IRELAND. CARACLOtGIt. NEAR TIPPERARY, APRIL 211.—fant night, about eleven, the house, cow-house, &c. of R. SatklerpEaq. Magis trate for the county, were maliciously sot on dee, and totally con sumed, together wish 31; fn-ealf cows. The inhabitants with the greatiwt di:acuity, naked. On the same night, a ref offices, the property of J. Sadler, Esq. were also set on fire, 4.nd totally consumed, with eleven eater and a lame. I lis house was with much difficulty saved. The cause for such an outrage is sup. posed to have been that there gentlemen bad exerted themselves to defeat a malicious prosecution at the last assizvs of Clutitnel, in which they sue ceded. Sunday night, seven or eight fellows forced open several houses at Kilmurry, Kileoleman, ISrllyoulitfe, Clounee, and Drewscourt. They said that they were Capt. Rock's men, and railed for spades from the owners to turn up ground. On those who were daring enough to refuse their demand, they inflicted personal punishment, and were eventually seen to go off in the direction of Newton, county Cork, from whence it is supposed they cane. Som.: of the persons whose houses they visited have been summoned be .ire the Petty Sessions of Ballingarry, in ord.r to elicit, if possible, sonic information that may lead to their apprehension. Wednesday night, a party of man broke into a house on the lands of Drewscourt, belonging to,J. Green. Esq. of Greenmount, and threatened the life of a man of his, who had only come there two days Wine. The unfortunate man. intimidated by their me naces, was compelled to abandon his situation, and could not be in duced to return. Friday night, the house of J. Fitzpatrick. near Lanerpark, county Tipperary, was consumed, with all the property thereia, the family escaping narrowly from the flames. Sunday, a house near Caher, belonging to a man named Maher, war set on tire by an armed incendiary, and burned to the ground with all the furniture, in the absence of the owner and his family at man. J. ColLnr,.a taylor, at Barrymore, county Cork, has been com mitted to prison, for the murder of his wife, by a blow of a shovel on the head. - M. Collanafte, chargccl with murder, was rant off this mornii from the city gaol to Traits, under a warrant from Aldan FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTEE. Admiralty Office, AprSl 25, 1826. Cony of a Letter from Commodore Sir Jame% Brisbane, C.B. to John Wilson Croker, Esq: dated on hoard the Honourable COrn Pany's steam-vessel Diana, above Prome, on the Irawaddy, the 341 December, 1825. Sta,—The enemy having approached Proem in large bodied of men, evidently with the intention of drawing a line of circtunvel.. latiin round the British position ; I beg you will be pleased in in form the Lir a Commissioner of the Admiralty that the Com mender of the Forces moved out on the lot instant, for the purpbee of attacking the left column, a short distaece in the intenor, *d requested that I would, at the same time, make a diversion in his favour, be entroging the enemy's centre position at Pagoda Point, with the flotilla under my immediate command. It is extremely strung both by nature and muPand ssituated on *e left bake the river, a few miles in odranee of Promt. I aril happy ter. ay thatsthe ' , Ault of these arrant entente was decidedly faedursble4, the enemy's let's column. onmit,treg of shout fourteen thousand filen. heing eampleiellat overthrown, theitiMedninceand the whole of th , ir comnUa signet captured, and a heavy loss of men. The next our (yesterday) IheMator-fieerezol determined orefeilowing op tbe - 1)1•.w by an attack uenn Pag o d a PFent, the abject of she formwedaversim , ; the flotilla coverielgathe advance of the/army aim( the shire. After 'a cannonading or soientl bouts, the troops rushed forded 48 the asseoh--aiveresuie the natural *stades which presented themselves .—aril eaiglad the position in the most gallant style. The flmilla at the same time pushed on op the river, stad captured the whole of the enemy'. limos (atootiottng to about three hundred), together with several goes, tour hundred muskets, and a large quantity o storm I hare met satis'action in stating that the whole of the Officers and men etc pipit d in the floira, 'conducted themselvts throughout thiagervice :n a manner that reflects the highest credit on each tu drrlssolle conflate.. as .Wirs..frre.; is, 4 various coablishrneota. The Officers ot the Ronnorable Company's Marine vied with those of the Royal Navy in gallantry and exertion. Captain Childs, of the Alligator, who commanded the light division. displayed the same :eel. judgment, and intrepidity, which have characterized his eondtet since the operations in this quarter began. 1 have, how. ever, the painful duty of announcing the death of CaptainJoba Dawson, of the Amebae, wham high professional character had induced me so recently to promote him to the rank of Commander. The gaUantry of this much-lamented Oißeerwas conspicuous en all °ecotone, inviting by his example the exertions of all under bis direction ; he fell just as success had crowned our efforts. I cannot close this letter without expressing my admiration of the steadiness, good order, and discipline of the troops,in cleansing along a line of march, intersected with thirk jungle, and a succes sion of intrenchments, until the storming took place. The twosome of his Majesty's strvice are in full and hearty co-operation for the objects of the present expedition ; and oval , success way be hoped for from the perseverance and resolution of Sir Archibald Camp bell, the distinguished Commander of the Forces. 1 have the honour us be, &c. (Signed) JAMES BRISBANE. Commodore. Forers-Opy, April 25, 1826. The king has been pleased to appoint his Grace the Duke c Devonshire to be his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of All the Ramiaa ► on the maga° t his Imperial !Majesty's Coronation. ;Mikhail, A pril 25, 11,126. The King has been pleased to order a coma , d'elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Archdeacon and Clarer of the tattle. drat church of lalondalTto elect a Bishop of that See, void by the translation of the Right Reverend Father in God Doctor William Van 5l ildert, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Durham and his Majesty has also been pleased to recommend the Reverend Charles Richard Sumner, Doctor in Divinity, to be elected by the said Archdeacon and Chapter Bishop of the said See of Llandaff. The King has also been pleased to recommend the Rev. Charles Richard Sumner, Doctor in Divinity, to be chosen into the place of Dean of the cathedral church of St. Patti, London, and also to be elected and admitted into the place of Canon Reaidentiary of the said cathedral church, the same being void by thc translation of the Right Rev. Flatlet in Gad Dr. William Van Mildert. late Bishop of Llandaff. Dean and C a non Residentiary of the said cotheeral church of St. real, to the See of Ducham. BANKRI'MY ENLARGED. WILLIAM Fe 'Kerma, Little Queen-street, LlueolnN-Inn-flel(1., fan!. ture-bruller, from March 11 to May 2, all°, at the Bankrupts' Court. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. WiLL[Am Arrow, Tull-end, Stafturdsbtre, hunaLister. BANKRUPTS. - Twos. Sients, Risley, Clie.hire, cotton.vpinner, May 0, 10, and haw It, at 9, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Mesas. Halstead and Son, Manchester ; and Menem Milne and any, Teeple. MATTI:ISW CAPPKH, Liverpool, vittuuller, May 8,9, and Judea at, I s at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitor* : Mr. Edward Chester, Staple Ina; Mr. John Penotsktee, Liverpoet. THOMAS GROOM, !Linton, Norfolk, horse-dealer, MayB and 9, at 4, at the Angel Inn, Norwich ; and June 6, at 12, at the New Ina, Holt, Nor. folk. .oliciturs, Mr. Withers, ,un. Holt; and Mr. Bridget, Angel-cutest, Thrognrortoil . street. J ass r 0 Hu ensLL, Homerton, brewer, April 29, May 6, and .Inse 6, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Birkett, Taylor, and COs. Cloak-lane. Gorr, rAtamm a s act , Church-court, Clement*u-lane, merchant, April 29 and May 9, ut 9, and June G, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor', Wenn.. Lowdham, Parke, and Preeth, CflAl. SIISAnN, Butb, confectioner, May 5. 6, and Jane 6, at 12, at thi Angel inn, Bath. Sulielterr, Mr. Melchior:l, Middle Temple; and M.. Reilloirr, Bath. JAN'S.; Wicuukat AtnRIDOE, Penton-street, Penton?We &viewer.% April 21 . May 6, and June 6, at 11, at the Bankrupt.' Coat. Solicitor, Mr. Lovell, Holborn...court, Gray's Inn. Teo u•s .111 N ctsoe, Canterbury, builder, )lay 8, at 6,9, and !lined, at 11, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Solicitors, Messrs. Jeffery* and War gan, Faversham ; and Mr. Bower, C:hanerry•lann. RICHARD HO;ICINs, Bristol, Cabinet-m:l:er Aprll 2D, May 1, sad Juno 6. at I, at the Commercial Rooms, tir.btal. Solicitors. Messrs. Jll•ur tlllion and iletaitt, Bread-atreet, Cheap.ide ; and Maws. BeTllll and Hilt. tan, Bri*tul. Gonna DALLisiorts, Devlin% Wilt.hlre, May*, 4, and June 6, at IV, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Sulletorb, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple; aid Mr. He:ling•, Rath. TAIOMAS It ARON, ILIA, ailk•mercer, May I, 2, and Juae 4 at 2. at tket Angel inn, Rath. Sultettotv, Mr. Blakla.on, Middle Temple and Mr. Betllnin4, Bath. oa . ed HALL, Cheltenlmtn, pla.te•er, Mu? , 20, at 5, 22, and June G, 34 IP, tit the Royal Hotel, Cbeiteuham. Soar:tor% IH...rt. Clarke, Hit-bard , and Medealt, Chancerydane; Land MeSSIS. Wader and Billings, Chat. tentlAm. Wit.t.tast Ito , Nettlebed, Oxfordshire, victualler, May J. 10, and June 6, at 11. at the Vl'oolpaelc Inn, Beadlog. *Welton, Zr.l Jacob Nap,. bury, Reuling; and Mr. Charley Ford, Ureat queen -street, Lincoln's-Ina. fields. Joan TAYLOR, Strand, printer, Mar 2,9, and June 6, at 11. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor., Carte, and rinutoit,, Cnren•street. Strand. Just 11iNSIN9 and Jones WILLIAM CRVTTICICDCN, Wappingtlei street. lighterma and coal.rnerehunt4, May 6. 13, and Jame 6, at U. at the Mankrupta' Coon. Solicitor, Mr. C. Bat,l.nd, tiorriaydown-last, Southwark. tatAs CLARA%ts, Greet Parndon (and not of Great Parnadon, as inserted in lad Satnollbr., Caroms , farmer and dealer to corn, Aptit :•„1, at 1, May 9, at 10, and June 3, at 12 at tile Bankrupts ' Court . do.ttit.4, Mr. H. H. Turner, Percy-4treet, Bedford-saaare. JOSEPH B tarot:, WO Wycombe, impel-maker. May 2, at 1,0, at 2, and Jane 6, at 1, at the Baukrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. E. foul, Austlu•friars. Lawn Hoses and Lewtn Levy, Great St. Refem. brokers, Apritii. May 9, anct.lttne G. ►t 11, at the Bankrupts• Court. Sottettor, l'a.r ttngton, Change-alley, Corntiitl. CHAR LgS Bak lIIVALL, Baker-street, Portman-square, wine-merelmot. May 2,9, and Jane 6, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. solicitor, Mr. Mayhew, Chanoery.lane. Jana STUNI6OII, Nottingham, commisslon.agent and lace-merchant, May 22, 24, and June 6, at 11, at the Rain Inn, NottiNthaut. Salle:tees, Messrs. Payne and Draft, Nottingham; and Messrs. G. I'. and R. Taylor, Peather,tone-huildime, Holborn. J mum Pica Rye, Lyticonsbe and Widcomsw, nornersetshtre, builder, Mog 6, N , and June 6, at 2 , at the Bummer Tavern. Bristol. Solicitors, Mr.Wea- Waugh, Bristol ; Mr. Mackey, Bath ; and Mr. J. Clahun, Mark-lima. JAM.. W Ruchirle, Lancashire. bookseller, May 22, at 4, Its. at 9, at the Wellington lintel, Rochdale, and June 6, at 11, at Wltitit'a Hotel, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr.W. Norris, John-street, Bed:cid-tor and Mr. Heaton., Rochdale. grocer, May 5, S. at I, aod Jane ti, at 11. at the Ilaret Ids, ilatit. Solicitors, Mr. afekineen, Kiddie teepee, Mead Mr. Hellinis. Bath. Q Tsr.sx. Menet la Tong, Weston, Y.trk.td..e, ton-tnalter, May 31. tied Julie 1. at 11, at the heselooe-hutrse, Wakefield. z:ullclaii*. trows. Batty., Felber, and Sudtuw, Chancery lane; and Mr. Oath:, Wakefield. THOMAS POIIIITON, Manchester, victualler, May It, 9, and June 6, at 9, at the Star Inn, Manchester. MaMeltoiv„ Mr. Norris, Jetin..trcet, Bed ford-row and Metiers. Rymer and Norris, Manchester. J UN I iOU LOON. Ileahiey, Yorkshire. sorn.ealllee, May 8,9, and J•ne at i I, at the Court-house, Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. Mazoa, Little Frisby .treet ; and Marion. Uriton and Sons., Leeds. JOHN :boats, Wringswould, Leicestershire, butcher, )'ay 9, 10, and J ore 6, at 11, at the °MON of Meters. Meredith and Ire yn, Leicester. sorciturs, Meson.. Meeetiltk and Brown, Leicester; andiNerwrs. Hohne„ Frampton, and Loft" New fan. 'Faunas W AAAAA Or ilt Witte, Lincoln, scrivener, Nay 17, Id, mid June 6, at 11, at tae White hart lon, i.lucoiti. Solicitor, Mr. Rot, Gray'. Inn-squaw ; and id r. Lincoln. %t tL Li Vi't VY f .1 41.6 Y. Liverpool, boot and shoe maker, May 10, 1, and !tite 6, at I, at Me Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Itellettor.. Mr. Avison, or Mr. 8. H. Wltistinley, Literpool, and Mews. Atilhinon, Gregory, and Faulkner. Redford-row. JOHN K viola? and Hamar Lacer, Paternoster-row, booksellers. Nay 2, at 6,9, at 12, and June 6, at. 11, at It. Bankrupt.' Court. Solicitoes, kleasrs. Ashley, Lillie, and Gtodrnan, 2Okenhou..e-yard. MBAs Coves, Welbeck-strect, esteendleh.square, apothecary, May 2. at 9,9, and June 6, at 10, at the' Dilikruptb' Court. Solicitor, Mt. S. W. Duke, Red Lion-square. DIVIDENDS. May 24. Fleury Dawson, Leeds,' silitmiercer anti draper, 'et 11, at lb* Court-house, Leeds-May 26. John Withers IVaketudjuituu-lu.Msers. linon.draper, at 10, at the Bralgessater Arms Inn, IWelley-strcet, Mao. cheAcr-May 16. John Sisson, Lombardostrect, banker, at 10, at Lite Bankrupts' Court-Itiny 16. Samuel Sotheby, Wellington.stmt. Stroud, anctloneer and bookseller, at 10, at the Babkrtipts' Court-June It. joNtak Hadwen, Liverpool, beaker, M I, at the George lnn, Dale-tweet, Liver. pool-May 16. Samuel Ashton, Birmeathem, ken-founder, at 41, at the Swan Hotel, High-street, Bkmlughissr*lday 19. Chaste , . Shear, liarNmlis tun 91111, Worcestemltire, mlllor, at IL &Me &DT& Hu4l, binhi;*•42l-' A pril . 29. Robert Franklin, Wilmot-street, Brunswick..unare, ettitta, at I I, atthe 'Bankrupts' Court-May 20. George Frederick Sargent, Mast. horovh.place; Great Peter-street, Westminster, patent leather.driWeN. et I I, at the Banlerupts'Coart. CERTIFICATES, MAT 16. Emanuel TRAM Settnuelt, NVON • Treshot-eWeet, Goodusaa'ailetet, itittiter • sad tapittoty-4 1 tatala Vittavatto, Antillawew, Ober logurbey. currier owl Isedle-sellsoAilmaysitrdcliall &A lb. I