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WILL OPEN fay ERNI- I BI 11l IN on SOON DAY NlClLTitlis *Mt teatime, with all hi. other helmet Noma Itia Seethes/mat Riftwe.sw4 Ihs Elgin Slaihle• is Chilk, al Ballocles final Etter. PleesAillf. tq Nair to the eight, al littatiPetgaek..—Admlttowee Catalitiss ed. ••••fl•ff ns C I 3d. Auld se he west. hboyefirese their elittlere is Ow very. 37. And when he way gars sigh, eves coat ths &sena of the Moist of Olives, the witch estehipaele eir up Disciples heess to . ...juice, and to 'wait" Gefwitit *jowl twice, flar all She weighty work. that they hid 44tes 38. les)irog,.leirweed be the IlEtwg Met etbstisblieretkii. of the Lord, peace is beeves sad shay Is dm 0110 lat. Ihetaskpiney. arompos breoers, at elms, al Guildhall, A. 1411. use, bee of Truro. Cornwall, w00N 1 0 14 .01 111 0 i ttliehroes, al Peron 11me1, Truro. , yes. i rue , .4011 11. W. H. firm. of lisoad.sirom, listnilollll- ... wark,,Riterey, uterelmot, at tea, at Guildhal l, i-ott I JAC 10. P. Doss, a Cheltenham, Gleucester , grew. it 1 -r, at the Horse emo Groom bin, Glisocester. . . CERTIFICATES..-Arat t. 11. N. Fon, of the Esehange-bailliogs, lAustlosi,stork.brolter. 1 ..-.1. D. Poole% of frepontes-court,Curohill, Loodoo, tioy- 1 eltastt.--E. Hum, of Crerunis'.-eansirt, Cornhill. Loudon, sessrelsaat.—.l. Gary and W. Gates, both of Sinatsghsas. hrielk.mahers.—J. Bailey, of 1 0 ,,,,,,,,. 0n 0t. L u ogoo, mooch. aisher.—W. Carr, of Leek, Stafford, sikusantsfueturry.-.. N. R. Ledirich, of College lull, LANNIIIII, taerchuti.—G. llTalassley, Imo of Oriesskirk, Luminary, hosier.—J. Juicy, Me of Ltvorpook golthinsitie.o-M. Limping, foramily of - - THRATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. • 12, 181 n (s h e Last Night Jurist Lend, A GRAND SELECTION OF Under Ilse durrelinee of Sir Gferro Swart. ' , ' • • , WESTMINSTER ELECTION. March ST, une. YvHE COMMITTEE for conducting the It E- A. ELECTION of the Hon. G. LAMB respectfully is fuNla the Electors of Westminster. that the POLLING will CLOSE finally on SATURDAY NEXT. at THREE O'CLOCK, and an inswiediste Attendance of Ille• in POWs !o • • Friends is prirlienlarly requested. Reports %mein" bests circulated which loses hinefillhatliect of delertiag an of Mr. Lamb's friends from aatwiati lap to the Poll, the Coannittee 'lib the tamest compete* ware the Electors, that wider the eeperietceoesee of the Police mid Parish Cssistaldes. whu aril always in attendance, A FREE AND UNDISTUItHEI) PASSAGE TO AND FROM THE HUSTINGS WILL BE KEPT OPEN DURING THE WHOLE OF THE ELEC TION. W. A. HILES. Secretory, Is Ihe COIIMP of t:tei Flow Part, it Pat Pmerri, nage °b luest°, Mr. Sp'hr (b. int in WM public perfumers,* this country). Vocal Perfewaneirs—eMrs.Sstmoa, MM N. Tr.., Mtn Lubin, alias Gum/ell, mat Madame G. &Roan ; Mr. Brahma, Mr. Master Marshall, Mr. Timmy, Mr. Nelmu, Mr. Swift, alr.Guideteee, aged Mr. Flew. The performance will conclude (fur the last time) with BEETHOVEN'S GRAND BATTLE SINFONIA, For winch the Orchestra will he augsneetekto nearly 200 Performers. I Leader ifiltai &al, Mr. Smart. Fall peel lea lan of Iliallittforiaanoe ant gives fit 041 Bilid. Boxy% mod Inane may by lakes ail 'llha TliaaktflVOl Rod.. /41, front Wove* Is Ave. • • • " 1 ""*" . Perfuntiatice sift olanoweeb prellwift amyl l'isoe at Nine. I isioNstseet. iasmieZ. sea mu Cakima: I. ,b Rea lediey imfrirhowl.—G. Gilt, hied allimbelowerr, sod a Poi. Tet C.l4s4 , owl of tlev ilif Tbsenee•streri,l4.B4l••,rnepeivei•umesialieterer—ll. Seib% 11•41tridge, Suretharpsuip, opel-metrelosist. TO TR B AND SUISSOLIE - SIRS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. •" • 171BATRn.norA L. DRURY-LANK. TO -MORROW, THURSDAY. March 23, hipilajesty's servants will performs the Tragedy of BRUTUS; Or, THE FALL. OF TARQUIN. Loris. Junius Brutus, Mr. Erin; Sento' Tarquin, Mr. Hamblin; Areas, Mr. Fraley; Collatiaus, Mr. Barnard; V..lerius, Mr. Hollsad ; Lucretius, Mr. Powell; Moralism, Mr. Tbosnlisou. Tullis Mrs Glover; Tarqniaia, Mrs. W. West; Lucretia, Mrs. Rs:Wawa. Aftes which, 38th time, an entirely now Comic Pantomime, railed JACK AND THE BEAN STALK; IF Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. T 44 Ogre,alr Hudson; Jack, Miss Perry, afterwards Mar- Imam, Mr. Bologna ; Pessimisms, Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. dualisby. Jack's Mother, Mrs. rearce •' Jamas& (a ft erwards columbine), Miss Tree; Arras, Good Grains of Ike Mary, Mis's Edwards; Nigra, Ogre's Wide sod Evil Genies, Mr. Me. reatii A gosiesque Psi Druz, by Messrs. &Ayes and Soutieby. • Pits Ykewl by Miss Tres. The Doors will be opened at Haltpasi Six o'Clock; the Periorniatire will commence precisely at Screw. Ibexes Is.; Second Price Se. 6d —Pit 3e. CI.; Second Prier Se.—Luwer Gallery Ile.; &tend Price le.—Upper Gal lery t•.; &rood Price W. The ibis thrive will be epee front Ekes% till pee o 'clock —Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, Box Book-keeper. Mr. Braining, Mr. Incledon, awl Madame Vesirie, will re appear immediately after Easter. Kean, on his retain from his provincial eugsgeinents, will make his Ant appearance in Sins Lear, which Tragedy is stow prepariag for representatiee. GINTLINEN, • ISIIOULI) be unworthy or the honourable million is which you kindly placed me during four suc cessive Parliaments, if I hesitated distinctly to avow the principles us which I osce more presume to solicit your in. dependent suffrages. I yield to no roan in than attachment to Civil and Religious Liberty, blended as it immutably Is with our admirable Cons i i iii ttosi ; and I declare myself, in the truest sense of, the words, the Frieud of the People, for the rause of the people can never be separated from the claire of their Kiug and country. Acting ou these principles in the conscientious discharge of my public duty, I have, to the utmost of my power, ►e. sisterl the progress of sedition sod blasphemy. I have sup ported time piessures which subsequent events prove to have been indispensably necessary for the preservation lithe Coustitution; sod is the anxiirue promotion of all real and practical improvement in our Laws and Curelitstion, I have uniformly opposed all vague, visionary, and dangerous pro. jeers of reform. It has been my constant endeavour, daring the last four. teen years that I have been pier Representative, faithfully. gealunsly, mid diligently to promote your rest interests, by devoting my personal allestion to the arduous and impur_ taut duties of this metropolitan County. • I therefore conSitently trust, that by your votes and lute. mt you will 'auction my parliameatary conduct, and that you► early attendance at the poll will replace me in the die. tinguished situation to which it is the highest object of my ambition to aspire. In this anxious hope I have the honour to be, with the greatest respect, Your übe4ient sod faithful Servant, WILLIAM MELLISH. Hsah hill Pask, March 21, UM. ITAT I or TIM POLL. W. Mellish q....... . , 1 1170 G. Bpir S. C. Whitbread The Committee fur conducting Mr. MsMelee election have the sati►faction to mum. his Friends, Owlet+ anise. quence of the exce Ilea I regulations adopted, by t►e Stier i the readiest access is afforded to the linetiagn. il2, Bisbup•pte-street. THEATRE•HOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Ir-MORROW, THURSDAY . March 23, win be acted, Oth lime, • sew Mosical Drama, called IVANHOE; Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. Ivanhoe, Mr. C. Kimble; Sir Rrginsld From de Harr I:night T. niplsr), Mr. alscrcady; Sir arias heti, Mr. Cunitor; Sir Maurice de Bracy, Mr. Hail 4; Sir Loess Desisuisnoir, Mr. Chapala° ; Cedric of Itotherwood, Mr. Eprton ; Wombs, Mr. Liston; Friar Turk, Mr. Enters; Isaac (tbe Jrw of York), Mr. W. Farrel'. Rowena (a Saxon Princess), Miss M. Tree; Elgiika„ Mrs. Liston; Ulric*, Mrs. Paucit ; Rebecca (the Jew's Daughter), Miss Foote. To which will be witled, the Fame of THE CRITIC. Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farrru ; Puff, Mr. Jones; Dangle, Mr. Connor; Sneer, Mr. rgertou ; Dori Frrulu SVlo.kerandus, Mr. Blanchard. Tilburina, Mra. Gibbs. The Doors will he opened at Half-past Lis o'Cloek, and ihr Play begin at Seem Buses 7s. ; Second Price 38. W.—Pit 38. dd.; Second Pries 'b.—Lower Gallery 25.; Brewed Price ls.—Upprr Gallery 1..; SPCOII4I Price &l. A Private :lox may he lend far the seams, ar nightly, of Mr. Brath.lon, at the Box ofdee. Ott Saturday, Shaltspealea Comedy of Berms, with Blue 8..i1. LAST NIGHT of the PRESENT SEASON, •ttd posi tively the LAST TIME of the NEW GRAND RAT TLE SINFONIA. ORATORIOS. TH EATRE.ROYA L, COV ENT•GA R DEN. Under the immediate direction of ➢ir. Bishop. ON FRIDAY NEXT. March 24, 1820, A GRAND SELECTION of _ _ _ POPULAR AND CLASSICAL MUSIC, Fruns she favourite Operas of Missed, the 01100/ ill* of Handel mid Haydn, and the went esteemed works of Clot : obiui, iVinter, Cimarosn, Rossisd, Purcell, Arue, Ste. in which several novelties will be introduced; nod, by istogt pal-fielder desire, various l'ieces that have been honoured with the public applause in the course of these Oratories. Part I. will commence with Winter's celebrated overture to Ztira; and (Ist lime at the Oratorios) a Seleetiou from Mo irt's Sacred Works. Miss Stephens will sing "The Mock ing Bird," accompanied en the Flute by Mr. Birch. New Ilteitalivt and Air, Qum, Obligati), Mr. Tully, 4 . In fiat /head hour" (Drourt)—" Auld Robin Gray.' The few.et rue Duette, wills Miss M. Tree, from Shakspeare's &muds, " As it fell upon ■ driv." The greed Scene from Israel in Egypt. " Sing ye to the ILord." In the Glee. "The Choutli nod Clow;" amid from shit nstpereediested applause with which it has hitherto been received at this Theatre, the Ihreito. with Signor Augrisani, " Giovinette" (Molars). Mins hl. Tree, " Nuts pie di kori," from La Clemens& di Tito, accompanied im the Clariewel by Mr. Moplurts ; " Where the bee stocks" (from the Tempest); by *articular deride, Rutsissi's Crivatina, " Di placer me balsa it eor ;" in I ime Tess-is., wish Mr. Barham and Signor Angrisani, " Zitti, Zuti mid is the Glee, " Blow, gentle gales." 3lr. Brabant, the Scene from the Messiah," Comfort ye,"— Air, " The Sun his bright rays,"—Recitative and Air, Nelson,"—" Come if you dare," and the favourite Echo Dnetto uith 3list. Stephens. Pigeon Aegrisairi. " Viva Romeo I" Arix , " (Mite. tutu whit" (Cimarusa); " Nun piu Andrei" ( %lupus); Seine, Mr. Pynt, from the Mes .olll. with Mozart ' s 2CC 1111 l panurtentr, " 0! thou that I. Nei," awl Omens; snit i tlw Quarietto, "Ye spotted ...mkt*" (Stevens ; ; Miss " Where're you walk" Itandel). In the course of the performaore,. Cleerubiai's Grand ' 4 vertiore h. " Ausereuri,"—the Choruses, " Holy, boly Lard" 'dozed ;—.• The ['foetus are telliiic," from The Creation" :t00... and his claire (trowel in Eigypi)—..and, at the • ...I e.t the Font Part, a New Grand Cosscertante for two composed expressly fur these Oratorios, by , will Ise performed by Messes.Griesboeb and tt ugly, pupil, of Mr. Kalkbreliner. . 1 1. c whole lu conclude with, positively for the last Owns. and by so Orchestra consisting of nearly Two Needited... Pcitorintr., TILE NEW GRAND BATTLE SINFONIA.; (:.miptiscd expressly for She Ekcise of 1341 Wa r ie• by ••• 111 corpeptenee of the isereased rowdies, tee Mil lrit, the Theatrical Orchestra will be - added hts sir Pit. Places iur the Boles to be takes..of Mr. Deestiee, el the 11 ..cette. Irvin Tea till Foss. tu DpLus EX ELECTION. riCOMMITTBIR Cie tatetdosetitic the RE.. ELECTION of Mr. WILLIAM MELLISH having restos to apprehend that sissy or the Gentlemen Freeholders have not been canvassed, or applied to by the District Cow. milks., beg to apologise foe such neglect, sad hope it will be ascribed to the only cause, timely, the incorrect state of the Lists. The Committee beg leave to return their best thanks to the Freeholders who have already favoured Mr. Mellish with the promise of their support, tied solicit their early atteud mime at the Pull. Hisbopagate-street ; March 21, MO. District COMlllliittes are sitting in the following places : Loudon Coffee-house, Ludgate-hilt; Crown T Cleik rowel! Green; Ship Tavern, Finsbury-place; Suer mid Garter, Islington Green ; Angel Inn, Strand; Percy Ciiffve house, Ra hbooe- place ; White Hart, Hid hurn ; Stratford Cof fre-hou se ; Oxford.st reel ; Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly; Holmes's Hotel, Parliament-street ; New Exchange Coffer house, Strand ; Gulden Eagle, Mile Euil ; Crown and Angel, Whiteehapel ; Narrow street, Limelfunse ; 44, Will close-square ; Marquis of Wellington, Sliorediich ; Grown Man, Hethnal-greets • Don Sultero's Tavern ; Chelsvit ; Catherine Wheel ; Bo rough;; and Cock and Lion ; East Smithfield. THE LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING UNTIL THE EASTER HOLI DAYS. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 04, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. RUSSELL, (Stage Msuuger.) ON SATURDAY NEXT, March 4.5, will he performed (first tints this Season) Beaumont sod Fletcher's Comedy of RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. Leon, Mr Keno (who has kindly consented to perform for this Brixfit.) &Wants, Mrs. H. Johuston (for that fight only, being ber first appearance in ibis present Theatre) In the course of the Resoling Mr. Draken' (who in the kindest manner will give the assistance of his t•kets on this occasion) will sing, "Scots who hat wit' Wallace bled!" soil " Is there a Heart that never loved ?"—Mr. Knight, a Comic Song, The Lad with a Carroll) , Pole."—Mr. Harley, a Comic Song, a What is not ; or, I *haul set the Theme,. on Fire."—For this night only, The Mock Italian Trio, by Mr. T. Cooke, melt part to be sang by himself, after the manner of throe celebrated Professors—Mr. Incledon (who kindly yields his aid for ibis one night previous to Ins engagement at Easter) will sing two of his moat favourite Sung.. To which will be added the Musical Farce of THE PRIZE; OR, 2 5 3 S. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be bad of Mr. Rod well, at the Theatre • soil Mr. Russell, at his house, Nu. S, Grey's-walit, Lamb eth. TO THE PUBLIC. . MESSRS. HAZARD sad CO. and Mr. CA R• the Contractors for the pretteut Lottery, iss noticing my censure of the Scheme, have dared, in a moat illtberaf way, to attribute the candi d sad honest opinion I have given of its demerits, to ilisappoiutment at nut bring allowed to participate with them in she 'troika they expect to derive from it ; and insinuate asi evident untrulls--"that thee had reffteed to admit ins to (what I never directly ur indirect ly solicited) a coalition with theta." Towards she lollies duals who are concerned in the Contract, I hate no personal animosity—l am a4verse only to their measures, and that aokti on pnlelie grounds; and as they court a initiate inves tigation of tbe Scheme, the Stateluent I am preparisic to publirk and which shall be ready iss a few slays, will idler that my objections ere sot ill-ferstdett, and I trust convince lk plablie that 1 had a more nononnint.e movies is patlatisg them than the Gentlemen Contracture have I I to me, and it will then be seen whose statements *stair rod garbled, the CORTIRACTDRI Of The Public's devoted Servant, 'March 21, 1420. T. BISH, Conlin'. The Billdinp for the present Lottery were as under:— • Mr. G. 'Cosasu. sc. 5 IS Messrs. HAZARD and Co 14 b 10 Mr. TWOULS Bua l4 3 II lies Gnomon Weis. , COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGaNTATIrEcT. () so UNIT FIRE-OFFICE RETURNS.— vici, i• brieb/ gives Wall PissoNs ohs is !P., cooopietrd Ilwir Torus of Iigg ri T t ILARIF IN. nim Mi rut RETURNS l it 1' 44415 °ENT. spree di INesosois paid by times illier6NOO* ore resoled,* hen, sod of the Arista iii all the pried Towels Its the NiegJeass 1 and it to revpiesiod that Ma, sues as have Dressed to mei,* their Rehires la yran will apply for the same forthwith • , .1. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Managing Director. NF.W CATHOLIC CHA'PEL, SIDORFIELIkI. FICHE 'elegise Cautiously of' OPENING this CHAFEL_wiIi take plates* THURSDAY the 40th or April next The. Right Reverted lk. POYNTEB will offirotte on the oeirssints, and • Discount be delivered by the Rent-rend JA HES ARCH BR. Divine Service mill begin at Eleven .Clock. Not Perri) car be admitted on that flay &Ticket. JOHN NICHOLS and SON. •PRINTERS nod BOOKSELLERS, havitig removed the whole of their Establishment front Red I. -passage, Fleet.street, to their NEW OFFICE, Ittl, PARLIAMENT.STREET, het leave respectfully to resent Thomas to their numermis Friends, fur the steady sas.l geaereaslrunage which their worthy predetwator, Mr. Bowyer, sod tbeaseelves have ex perienced for more thaw a Century; sod to solicit • coati nuance of their favours ;—with an moursoce. that biters orders, either fa Priming ur Dook•elling, will be thaukfully received, awl promptly executed. • s • It is reviewed, that all Coaeasaaiestiaas, either for the " Geodetic/11'A Magazine," or ou othe► Easiness, may in future be directed to "J. Nichols sod Ilea. 2d, Parliammit street, Westminster." , t 4./. Bills sad Cases is Parliament, Appeals before the Privy Council, Jac. said Circular Letters or Cards, primed with care and dispatch. THE NEW LOTTERY. g 1 WEBB, Stockbroker, 9. Consign. pn• 111 o ♦iuus to soliciting Dew favours, respectfully kin (rave to return his thanks to the Public for the midmost* lie eicperienirod in the Lottery Contract just concluded, am rejoices that that patronage, an liberally bestowed, has been so richly removaireateel, having distributed anima his Prier& TWO of Hie [ 20,000 Prises. via 2,370 in 9 Shares g ewe 9,443 in II Sherri C WAS" Besides Tarn 4 lb* mirsopc.s.jkle: A NEW LOTTERY is new rseMal4isamaarsi of SUSS Tickets; ►he Scheme contains 44,swe mars than the 111860111111 of Money usually alksiled Ary Government for Prises to such a uumber of Tickets. There are 102 Ca pitals, iughiaing FOUR .... Prises of ~.. i 30,000 TWO TWO Three per Crete. Consek. Among the vitae, Navel arreafmases introilsorel into this Scheme, that which is gloat int tin; 4 prima is THE PRELIMINARY DRAWING Which is to take place on the Illth of April, shms the 1,000 Prizes of 301. will he decided by attaching one of then, to twerp tonstA NrinAer throughout the whole Lottery, without deciding their fair any further, ae those Tickets that may be (hue emitted to 301. and those that are not, will all be drawn is the usual way, on one of the four Winning Days, Iris. THURSDAY, 27th APRIL, THURSDAY, DM MAY, THURSDAY, Ist JUNE, FRIDAY. 234 JUNE. Q.* This is Meld oat as au inducesaeist to purchase sari,. Tickets aed Shares are mow ou Sale at WEBB'S Fortunate Offire, No. 9. (:orsabill. whe►e Schemes, explaining the mode of Drawing, with the Numbers of the Tickets to he put into the Wheel at different periods, the determinable Priam. and retry other isartieulas, at easel greater length than those published at Wive Odieee, may he had gratis. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZATTE. DIVIDENDS. April 15..1. Carnes and J. Wood, of Paddington-street, Paddington, Middlesex, coach-makers, at twelve, at Guild hall. bnion. April 8. J. Arnim and C. Sutherland, of St. Helen . ..plate, Loudon, isserekarts, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 15. IL Boinsil, late of Spoley, Southampton, miller, at three, at the White Bart Inn, IVinebester. AprilB. J. Saadbach, of Woolwich, Kent, currier, at on*, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 15. J Stuck., late of Alderagatostreet, London, sales man, at ten, at Guildhall. April IS. IL Gibson, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, wine. merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londe.. April It. J. Kirkman, of .tliktwerstrect, Beelford-setare, Middlesex, builder, at eleven, ■t Guildhall, I,ondun. April IS. R. C. Searle, of Sartre's-Wallies, Karma, uplanl sierer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 15 J. Howkina. of Pennyßelds, Poplar, Middlesex, builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 8. W. Maeleagt, of Upper Marplobone-street, and of Wigutnee-oreet, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 8. R. Finch, of Cooner's-row,Cantehed-ftiars, Louder, wine-merchant, at eleveu, at Guildhall. April 8. .1. E. Himlboom, of Uttion-aturt, Broad-street, London, merchant, at eleven, rt Guildhall. • Strunk V April 8. R. W lrox of the tete.— . Middlesex, woolleawiralteri at elevea, at Guildhall, Lawton. April 8. W. Crumlie, of fleets-yard, Cassos.atreet, Lambs, mrrhaat, at eleven, at April R. D Jackson, uf Cast le-roart, Birebi a. lase, amrehas at elvers', at Guildhall, Lowden. April IS. G. Oakley mud J. Emma, of Old Ileuttetreet. M id. upholsterer., at twelve, at Laudon. April 8. F. Ferreira, a Bell-mart, Walbrimk, Luuclus,laer cli.int, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 8. .1. Dustsaiore sad J. Gardner, of Broad.street, Los dna, vorrrha tits, at ter. at Guildhall, Landoll. April 85. M. Court, F. Comet, J. Court, sad J. L. Diger., of Savage.sardeas, b.ndora, ragreltaiala, at tee. at Guildhall, April 8. A. Lealie,a Sim-lade, Ihaeklembiry, Loadss, pro. visisa.sierehatit at alarm, M Lied... April Abe:bani, lets of the illsereas, Urdu*, met , Oast, at 11.1141114 at Guildhalls kidealm • April IL G. Flails, M llootou, Lipeols, asereisat, st Merest, at the Pssesek las e Birdas. April IS. W. Munro and IL Watts% late of Upper Thames streit, Leedom, siterelmatit at tea, at Guildhall. & T. Wood, K. Wood, sad W.Trtreglitow, of Buti sham •_______ . p t.'• ' FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. mutation, Mora 17, MO. His Majesty bath heels pleased to nominate sad appoint Liesitenancesearral Kenneth Aleasseder, Lord Howard of EJSucisam, Koichi Cawwode► of the Mast Illoisoorahle Military Order of the Bath, to be a Knight Greod Own of the said Must Honourable Military Order, vice General Siy David Onuilaa, deceased. His Majesty bath been pleased to sonsioate sad appoint Lieotenani.General Sir H. Tacker Mosta.sor, Kni. to be a Koichi Conintsoikr of the Most II able Military Order of the Bath, vice Lieutenant• General Lord Howard of Vaughan'. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-Olies, March 20, 1220. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Rojo' Belthighom Join South, trout 22d Light Drvawwee• to he Mques vice Bourchier, who egebenges—dated March 2, 1220. Bid ditto—Brevet Lientenant-Culonel hates Boerchier, from 11th Light Dragoons, to be 111kiew, vire Smith, who • egehauges--dated as above. Ist Kraig - sent of Foot—Lieutenant Jolla Clyae to be Cep lair 14 • Company, without purchase, vice Bailer, de ceased—dated.. above. 4th dittoA-Liesteigast Thomas Mitchell Anderson, from kaltpiy 97th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Lansdale, re. 'iced Igloos half-pay--doled as above. 1911, ditto—Easiest Charles liguitfirld Leslie, from 48th Foot, to be Eissign, vice Hobert Gordo's, who retires spoil half-pry 834 Foot, receiving the difference—dated as above. tOth ditto—Lieategmat Christopher Francis Holmes, from half pay 14th Foot, Is he Lientesant vice Jobs'Smith, who imagism, reeeiviso the di &rem:el-dated as above. thth ditto—Laflamme. Thomas Popham to be Cooing of • Company, wittiest porebatte, vier oppoi•tvd to the Sib Royal Velama Battalian•—dated as above. Ettore William Parker to be Lieutenant, vice Porkamv— dated u missive. 41e1 Regions, •fFest. Tu be Lientesisato...Lissiamemaa LW. Earrovms, frau bolfirsy 134 Past, vb. 'CUM. Illostiassi, Irby ra. Amp., reeeivieg limadiftwessmr..4llased Marcie 8, 1140; sad Simon Pardo., Ikons liaMpay 4114 Isidia Regi ment, "lee Janos Classes, wbu exebasges—dated March 0, 1020. 4611 i ditto—Nicholas Sykes, Gest. to be Essig", by par. chase, vie* Williams's., promoted in Ike 73d Foot—dated as above. 46th ditto—Esaigo Thomas Tait, from half-pay 113 d Foot. to be Essig,' payiog the difference, vice Leslie, appointed to the 18th Foot—dated March 2, 1820. 49th ditto—Brevet Major John Barkerville Glegg to be Major, by purchase, vice Ormsby, who retires—dated as above. Lieutenant Thomas Lamont to, be Genie of a Company, by porchase, vice Glrgg—dated as above. Ensign David Morrison Sanders to he Liestemmit, by par cheer, vice Lamont—dated as above. 011th ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Williams, from half-pay 61st Fool, to be Lienteep A. vice George Frederick Stern, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. 69th dhow—Lieutenant William Henry Windsor, from half. pay let West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, view Lodge Morris Prior, who exchanges, receiving the differ ence—dated as above. 75111ditio--Qoarternessier-Serjeant Malcolm 11•Pliail is he Quartermaster, vice Murray, deceased—dated as shove. 90th ditto—Ensign Edward Sneyd, from ball pay 39th Foot, to he Esisigu—dated as above. York Chasseurt—Alexander Baetefeur, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dormer, promoted—dated as above. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants Williams D'Arey, from half pay 10111 Foot; and George Pope, from half-pity sth Gar rime Battalion—both dated February 24, 1820. To be Cosign—Easier Thomas Henry Doyle, from lialtpay sth West India Regiment, vice Austini, whose appoint. tacit law not taken place—dated as above. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant William Aitken, from half-pay Royal Wagon ' Train to be Lieuteaant--dated as shove. Ensign Donald M'Arthur, from half-pay Royal Staff Corp., to Ensign, vice Chiltern, whose apposotniect bN sub taken place—dated as above. sth Royal! Veteran Battalion. To be Lientessuls--Lieutenant W. Shaw, from 31st Pea, vice Egan, who returns to his former situation so the Mos tired List—dated as above ' • Lientesant C. Alexamber Villiers. from half-pay 101 4 , Foot vice Campbell, whose •ppointotent has not taken place— dated: as above ; Lieu tenant Samuel Whalley, from half-pay 18th Foot, vice O'Brien, who returns to his former situation Use the Re tired List—dated at shove ; Lieutenant William Gatos., from 90th Foot, vice Cog, who returns to his former situation on the Retired List—dated as above; tenant Robert HMV., from hell-pay Royal West India Rangers vice Lynch, whose appointment has out taken place—dated as above. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be LieutesaMs—Lieuteteaut Samuel Nicholls, from half. pay Nova Scotia Feociblea, vice Merchisusi, whore ap pointment has not 'skew—dated as above ; Lieutenant Janes O'Brien, from half-pay Sicilian FteliMPOl• vice Citroen, whose appointment has not taken place—dated as shove ; Ljentesiaut Howell Ball, hum half-pay 934 Foot, vice Bober Ron, whose appuiutnient has nut takes place.— dated as shove. BthAnyal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Isaac ilaboteaa D'Arey, from 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Irwin, whose appointment Mai taut taken plate—dated as *bevy. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. To he Lieutenants— Liesitemauts Peter Abercroamhy, from half-pay 56th Foot; avid Henry Quill, trine half-pay 324 • Foot—both dated as above- STA FF. Campbell to be Hoapital --nes, tiecesseel—dated so • " • . . . 4 PIM& I. * r RICO / .1 1.• • •: Sterna Battalion., beps•i 1.1 281 Nurensber, 1819. . F-1 1 121/ 110 . Olse .6116 Royal Yetiyars Poe Limitewalit Joirestliles MiloWirtar LieNtenself. view we 0 , 0, 1 1 j fra 1 1 101 " 1,11 1 410 . 4 /. 7 K cuss itifik: m , reed rice ad IV . l rif the isle of Akita older Omni Cam 0101, Pori. lir he DepollyilirislaiMOM dated Maeda 17, 182 - • I irle BANKRtipTciFit SUPERSEDED. Rh-hard Baas. of Tarim, IterlAwd, Cu-Incr. • Julio bruise Lltrippiril, la(ord aired, Xll.l.llc,ex, 148;1. BANKRUPTS. Thomas of Huddrv.field , York, In; rchersl,l9 surrender, April 11, 111, al the Rorie and frown ton, Ilad. ilersield,SW4 May t; at eley.o, at the 111.. It lion Ina, WO- SeM:Yerek. Altsworryr, Memos. Jarissmeh mid Wadley, Ng& slerefitial ; liwougliall.m. .. hove, Mood s of Kitssodoert, St. Jassiwe. supeare. Mohdlo mg. n lirescheir maker tool railer, to sa.reirder, Mari). 21 1 1„ April IS, ined•May 2, al I •rlve, At torney, Mr. 111111, Werheek•strevt,Chrearli.li.romire, LorrArn. Bober* Gotham oast Sminsel Sharma", of I.ricevor...qame, Middlesex. litiro.drapinii,llu aurreroler, March 'a;e'', at r , r'arraii 21, and May t , al Iris, at 111. 44F4 Swain, Slteews, Maplar , Pearae, 11 gat, Ens, riek's.plaer. Old Jewry. (Lorre Sold, of Keutotr•aireei, gloom , lin y; klopeuree..lis surrender. March Is, April IR, mot Slay 2, al Itm, sir 41diele. 11411, l.uedss . Attorney, Mr. Itarrand, Slarh.lase,lwrirlam. Richard Clifford, of Stow oil the Wold, shim. mason. Ist surrender, April 11, at *even, 1.0, mad Ma; 2, a/ eleven, at the Royal Wile', r:helieuhani. Astetrisry. Mr. M. B. Tani, Stow ow the Wold ; ardll Messrs. Stoma ar-r1 Iliroi won. New Bridge.streer, Loudon. Juba Peet, of Carlisle, Cu ndwilarld. mercer awl striper, In aurreader. April 6,7, and May 2, •i eleven, at she rolii• Head we, Carlii.le. Attorney', Mr. Birkett, Cloak-how, London ; mad Mr. Blow, Carlisle, William Hindi, jag , Isle of lituarporr, Worcesler, ea- Isinet.swahrr, to sorremler, April 17, at Bve, 18, and May 11, at eleven, Id Mr While Harl In. , Ilard. row y. e, afro. Atturuey• Mesers. Write, Church, awl Os, hr, Red Loma. square. loiliurn, Loudon, Bad Mr. A. Y. v o d, a Kidd. r uminator, IViircester. George ltiouteat, of (Nottingham. hiker, In •nrrender, April 3,1, sod May 2, at eleven, at the Fi ) mg Horse lin., Burlingham. Atrursiity.„ Sless.s. Hopkinson sieur Buts- Nallllltham; Sad Mr. %Volateir, Ifullimis•cuart, Jnu, London. Thomas Prince, of Chester, bread halve. 1 0 anrarader, April It, 13, sod May T 2, al o.e , at br l . - - sircrt, Liverpool. Atomic's, Mr. J. Gneg•wry, Lunrer tle.oreri, Liverpool; a.rl Messrs. Lowe and Bauer, Sundt. aorplon-hoililinga, Chance, plane, Ltradou. Joseph Arkinsure, or 1.)4161111, VIII I, metclnnl , it) suireo. der, April 18,19, at the Rose sad CI - 11.11 low , HUlltirr-lit-Nl, and May 2, at eleven, at the Black 801 l Ism, alerli.l.l, York. Alrorneye, lles-rs. Jarionb and Worley, fludderseeld ~ sad at their °thee. Basiugliall.streer, Lonrho.. Slargaict Ilarriaori, of Riorscorn, Cheerer, shoplcrctier. to surrendei, A pril3, 1 , and May 2, at ten, as dee Doe Taverii, Illancliraier. Attorneys. Mr. PAW/3rd C11....ter, Sinph .luo, lAmilogs and Meows. Tindall mud Varry, Kong-street, Man chester. Joseph 12iId, of Liverpool, nterelmtil, to . stir,renilry. April kr, 14, Not! May 1, at eleven. at 1114 lieorKe lots, Dalt. Direst, Lirrrpool.• Attorneys, M 0,1114 Meetcr,.fl eel Vont. r, Le, , ,erand ; end Mr. 'Edward Merest, Iltsple• Inn, London. George Geddrn, formerly .1 Liver peal, and now of Strum- Wasa.(ltkary, ilsrth Britain, merchant to slorrendre, April 12, 13, and May 2, et twelve, at the George lute, Liverp.ml. Attorneys, Mr. Massey, Water street, and Nlr. I,l..venpor., Lord-street, Liverpool ; sod Mr. EdwerJ Cliestei, Staple, Lou, Londe.. Philip Jay, of CavendkN, Sarong, say-mentitieturer, to s older, April 20, at fare, 21, n.J May 2, at tea, sit Ike Galt Munn Ina, Clare,Auffolk. Attorneys, Mr.theven., Clare, Suffolk; sad Mr. N. Stemma, Ltray's lon square, Lon don. Owen Owen, or New ileirol.street, Middlesex. tailor, to sserrender, March 26, April 4, and May 3, at ten, at ball, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Junes Burnaby Mills, flew North-street, Red-Lion-square. Thorns Rodin, of Bi &toil-street, Covent:Bora, iJ dlesea, bookseller, to surrender, Mulch 28, April 8 , and May 'J, at len, at Gnilitiall , London. AtturarY, Ale- %Y. S. Dade, Palmate-place, Temple. liar. John Itysh, of Paternoster-row, Landon, bookeeller, to surrender, Merck 26, April 4, and May 4, a• heeler, et Guildhall. Attorney,. Memos. Latkow and Rota, 11'ard, rube place, Doctors Conis ...... s. Charles Millburn, of bleaford, Lincoln, irt•tioner, to sur render, April 1,8, and May 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lou don, Attorney, Mr. Artbor.Cliske, Ridropecate-.,reel. Neaten Parker, of Compton—treel. Orsiuswick , quare, •Middlerwir, merchant, to eurrendrr, Slarck 20, kkis 4, sod May 2, at lets, at Guildhall, ILAIII , IIOII Aitureey, Mr. hl. M. Grover, Nimes Witch-walk, Temple. IDIVI DRN DS. - April 29 S. Herren, id Has almoner, Londe., cogu-deskr, al twelve, al GM'Akan. May 2. T. Univers, of Sawhiridgeworib, Hertford, maltiter, at twelve, at Gssildhall, Leedom. April 11. W. Cruniodate of Suowafirlils, Bermondsey, Surrey, but now • prisoner congaed in the gaol of Surrey, coal_ desire, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 6. T. Revak of Csusbridge, lacmotalier, at eirres, ag lbe Bell Ira carabridge. April 24. 4.614 e, of Fiume Selemod, Sermerett, clothier. al hell, at the George Isle, Frome Seloood. April 14 R. Itaiiry, or Presitiste, Wilts, parchasoledinsger, at eleven, at llie Guildhall, Alsrlhorweigh, Wrisiblor; . April 13. H. Lang, G. Lang, and W. IlAeg, all of aniudemilon, lisucaster, calico-printers, at twelve, at thrNesr Lars, .. :Iliackbarti, Leacarter. April 94. J French, ism. late of From. Selwood. Somerset, hut airier of Breda!, clothier, et one, at the George Inn, Fromm Selwood. April 13. T. Potter, Isle a Louglowo. Creusbeirland, ins_ keeper, at clever, al the Liam and Lamb, Carlisle. April 13. R. Powell, of Carlisle. Cumbcrlaud, inokreper, at 'levee, at item WWI aid Lamb., Carlisle. April 24. J. Gifford, late of Frunte Selworol, Sumo set, bog *inn a prisoner. for AAA is she caul of Surnerrirt, coal iserchaut, at I wirier, at ties Grater las, Freese hetwoud. April 111. R. Burrows Rod W. %Wien, of Brohea-wherf. Upper Thanimaireet, Lowden*, merchants, it fire, 4 the Norfolk Huspl, St. Giles's.street, Norwich. April 11. C. Parsley, of the Lower Road, blingtoa, 'nsl of High Holborn, Middiesra II•tor-icktlh.imaisvfactorer. it twelve, at Gosh/hull, Loodia:o. CERTI FICATF.II.—Arast. 11. J. Birch, Isle of ilirtiodel.strtel, Shrwo.l, aiirldlierwa, ate tioner.—T. C. Pairetk. of Austiu.FAars, Istridun, tissue *Lee lor,:dir --t: Wand and T. Wuutl, ut Oldeetiblvir4, Words...vs-, spade and shovel. makers —J. Ray and .1. R. k.iy, of Clow , . I , lllfulli, brialtem—S. Millard, uf Glourveter. lOrlrh- , 6•11$01. —A. Abbott, of Liverpool, upholaterer.—T. Muerte, rill Bris tol, Itsieu-Jraprei • PARTNERSHIPS DUISID Ll/ ED, • W. Tate, J. B. GawirWr, aid W. H.. tholnir, of the Old Jewry, Lowly*, November I, 10111—W. Luis t iro l W'. M. "loom. of WivntOrnit•Miest..r. Dun*, rusts sB, Muth 6, 111520.—). Titling sad J. S. Hoene, of 6ruevrlior-i44, Cl*l - allirldleses 'Origami, Feb. U, in.—S. Illorittoot owl -11- Morsliesi, :of Iliiialteult-olreet, nbArristfek, -aliddimear. , 111 1 1.frhoi mid el Whdr-strisell, arrellsrelihr :10% 1 111 1 1 1 N.V.% 010 "` 4 . 'o'4 J. Meson. of L 1,8141 6 404 . mrt&eri.o., n.". p k ... Match J. 1010 —J. Mame ! , potel ..VTIVONs, log tife.Liv - midi( ) bpitaltleide, SI Alfieri, Weill; Ili& irk Iffitu 1 t 10 HOSPITAL STAFF. Disoeuser of Medicines ;awes C 61010601 to he Hospital- Assi`last I. the Firer, vie* ClUasaos, tieeessesi—dated so shoes. • M Mesas Sh• Chrirtiatt moire of Essig. Stuart, of the. Mb Foot, Wiwtotroutd..wit Jab* William ' as mated. Tbliitamegiasite of Adjinsat Xurile,uf the fib Ito* ..~ -w- ---~ \