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A 7t -F f~! "... - 4;7 (t/ / :' - 600 •. /,// ,(70 • , 4 - 4 20 t .. 0 , 47 / 1 .2 , 1 ' 4) 14 1 1 0 , 1; Zk - % r - 41 - V • tr. -.OVA Tit s vtAiIISTI . - - - LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1824. No. 6,657. Mice 7d. LONDON AND EDIN MPAN BORGH STEAM-PACKET CO Y. Vcs,wlß of the above Company COMMENCE 1 their VI ,VAGES tor the SEASON on WEDNESDAY, the 7th inatent, for the Conveyance of Passengers, (hods, Car iltengers Landed and Received on Board off Scarborough and Tynemouth, when the weather wiU t omtit. The t44)UO. Captain HEATNI IN, will start from Blackwell "Ay an the Morning of Wednesday, the 7th instant; and the JAMES WATT, Captain HALL, on Wednesday, the 14th .hasten. One of these Packets will start every Wednesday Morning, from 'Blackwell, London, and Newhaven, Edinburgh; and in a short tiara as killtUrilnys. A. MITCHELL. Stesm-Packet Office, M. Leadealuill-street. HANOVER-SQUARE AND ARGYLL ROOMS. *VILLON: indispensable requisites for Cat riage sod Even l. ing Costume, the Idlk Opera Cloaks, are now on male in the greatest variety, at W !MIA:Uzi and CO.'s, I 11, Osfard-weet oho, encouraged by the meat liberal potrottage of a great put et the Nobility and Ovary, beg to assure those Lathes who have not yet honoured theni with their commands, that their present ',cle ment of the above Articles, so mach admired for ekgaites sad real etantOrt, ester& in richness and splendor any ever offend to the Fuldie,and will be feund in every reet worthy their attention. W ILLI A AIS CIL have now on hand 44ttr, in every new and thshionable colour, from 34 to gra.; and a few nada of the richest Satins and Levantine', trimmed and lined with Fur, which, fin their beautiful appearance, wine every thing hitherto offered to the fashio.kble acrid. 111,1/x*3W-street, owner of Regent Circus. 111JSRillti.1.411KETI per daces• ti ti • per Irish Linen, at 31A I.II.COTT and J 3115 N'S, 70, oxford-street. and tlw owner of WinrJel-street. The following Is a list of pekes : Russia sheeting, lid. per yd.: stout, 8 d. ; superior, 10d. ; 9-11thiq superior 9uality, 14d.; 8-4ths, Is. Id. ; and sou e exceedingly One, Is. 3.1.; h-liits„ Is. 4d. to2s. ; an immense quantity of 8-h its 11-4ths, 10-4ths„ I 11-4ths, Russian, without a seam, from Lt. Id. to per yard ; the 11.4ths, at fri. to 7s. peculiarly adapted for the use of Noblemen and Families of distinction. Irish "Meeting, 4-fibs wide. at Is. 2d. ; very good, Is. Bd.; and exceedingly fine, Is.; 6-4ths do. 2s. Id. to 3s. tid.; and a few pieces very beautiful, at 3c. 9d. never equalled before at 4s. lied. pet yard; 6.4ths Damask breakfast cloths, Is. lid. each ; er..4ths, 4d. ; 3s. 3d. ; U. Bd. ; 24 long, Cis. ihl. ; 3 yards, Is.; 4 yards, ; and a superb assortment of the richest tbuitask, of every size, tocrpunn.roly cheap; breakfast and dinner napkins t i match ; also about 18410 cloths, of diffirrent sizes, a little iodic, tit course, much under their original cat: 60 dozen of cambia. handkerchick as. liil. per dozen ' • and jaeconet mushoa, lid. pit yard, I yard wide, with every de scription of inuslins, plain and printed ; and an immense stock of Barclay's and other approved makers of Coleraine Irish linen; ill of whist' will be found, upot. inspection, to be decidedly cheap. No abatement made or credit given, but if any articles do not give satisfactirm, the money returned. particular, 3lallcott and James's, 78, f/xford-street, the ranthooo Linen Warehouse, and the censor shop. eiRRAT RICINICTHIN IN SILKS. RICH (1R1:1 DE NAPIAS, 2*. 3d. per Yard. ILLIAIIS and ( . 0. 111, OXFORD-STREET, having been allowed the full reduction of the duty on their present 22,00b1. Fork of the rieheat Silks of every deariptinu, are now enabled to a/fa the whole nt such unprontslentedly low Prices, that Ladies will beconvinced by an inspection, that they can now purchase Silks at tilde more than half the former prices :--Coloured Gros de Naples, 2. 'd. per yard ; the richest made, in every new color?, fora 3s. ltd. to fie. 6d. ; wide Florence Sarceuets, from Is. lad. to 3'. 4d. ; atom Lostrings, 3a. 3d. to 4s. ; rich Silvered Mantua. 6a. to 31. lid.. usually sold at Ha. lid ; wide Levantine.. 3s. 6d., very rich, da. 44.1.. the riche* made, front ta. 3d. to 21.4 d. • rich Poplins, 184 d.; real Irish, from 29.3 d. to 2s. 2d. z Damask Napkins, M. id. per dozen ; large Breakfast Cloths, lid. each ; toe Damask ditto, 21d. ; large Damask, is. 9d. ; beautiful Din ner ditto, 91. id.; double Damask, 11.. 6d. to Ida., usually sold at ; strong "flattop, 6d. per yard, lid. wide,9id., real Res. are, ll 1, to IQ., ditto, 2.f wide, 2*. Id., 3 yard* wide, without a seam, 25.4 d. co 3a. worth 4.. 64. • large Ceunterpanea. is. each ; large Iriaper Towels, Hs. 6d: per dosen ; 66 dozen of fine Cambric Handkerchief*, Inc lid. per dozen ; frith Idnen. 9d. per yard, fine 'ditto, 1144., very Roe, for gentlemen's wear, lad. to 21d.; Irish ::heetings. It yard wide, 11 id. fine ditto, from 14d. to lid. ; coal Scotch Holland, 2 reeds wide, fine :aubric and Ja .l:met Muslin' Ifs. per piece ; wide Furniture Dimity, Id. per yard ; told India Longeloths. Rid. per yard. I,VlLLtrirts and Co. have now completed their noutortmat of Edinburgh and Norwich Shawl., made expressly for the present sawn, which, fur variety Ned extent, is unrivalled in the Ms. 'repulse. K.A. No Patterns cut. 111, Oxford...ant, came of Rsgent.elrene. REGENT-STREET READY-MADE LINEN AND GE NERAL OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. C;RA II ANI begs leave most respectfully to inform • • Ladies and Gentlemen. that he is now SELLINfI a large •Qsantity of READY-11AM: LINEN, at the following re rkkobly low Prices, viz. i .—CAleo Shirts , 2.. Ga. to 3. 1 „ ; L ong Coth, es. to ss. ; Irish Linen Shirts, Ss. IW., Is., Ir.. 11s., 125., to 18%; Ladies' Chemises, 35., thi. Bd., to It. ; Night ditto, 2s. Q., Ils. Btl., to Ss. ; Slips, 4a. Dressing Gown*, 11*. Flannel and Cotton Waistenats, Drawers. Sheets, Tisels, Stocking*, Cravats, s te., cheaper than any house in Loudon, at Graham's, 208, Regent-street, opposite Conduit street. N.B.—lrish Linens sold on Commission by the Piece. A NEW, SITPERII, AND FARHIOWABLR STOCK OF SILK HOODS. PURCHASED SINCE THE DUTY WAS RESCINDED, FOR CASH. R. NISBET and CO. (front Green's) solicit the &c. to inspect their New and Splendid Stock of SILK 111ERtTRY, LINEN DRAPERY, HAREIMAsII. REY, HOSIERY, and LACK, which are of the Find Quality. Foam their general connection with the But Manufacturing Rousts, their Katensivc Capital, and Fallen Markets, they are enabled to sell every article at astonishingly Low Prices. They also respectfully make known that a System of Selling at a small profit, rith Attention to the Novelty and Richness of their (lends, compel then. to Sell as they Buy, for Money only. Warehouse, No. 139, Regeut-street, • between Leicester and Beak-sayst. Tim CHEAPEST FEATHER-BED WAREHOVSE IN THE %MELD. _ _ _ . . ..... r MIDDLETON, No. 10, BARBICAN, Loudon, ItIP • topseurully announces to Families Furnishing, and the Public, that his STOCK of FEATHERS and FEATHER BEDS are of the best quality, and at the following very Jew Mete, viz.:— Capital White (loose Feathers, well sieved s. d. ts. d. and dressed, 'Kt lb. - 11 2 6 to 0 3 0 flcxxl lircy (louse - 0 I 10 to 11 3 3 Poultry 0 0 10 to 11 1 6 Flocks . - 0 0 3 to 0 osl feat White (lease Bells - t 13 6 to It it 11 ..5.... ..... ___ Ilirey ditto ditto - - 2121it0 5 U 0 - Poultry ditto - - - - 110 oto 3 3 0 10.Jek ditto - - 0 Ili oto I ti 0 - Soldered Flock and Bair Mattresses . U 8 oto I 8 ii Wool and Horse Hair - - 1 2 oto 3 3 II 6lahopny Bedsteads - - - 2 12 6 to i 5 0 .'rent Balstamds - - 1 6 oto 11U II Hall -Tester ditto - - - 1 4 oto 1 li 0 _ ... . . _ . snoop ditto - 0 llt Uto I 3 0 Faiths:salad in any quantity from 31b. Beal Ticks at Prime Cost. if fobs filled. Mattresses, Chairs, and Sofas, re-made and re-stuffed. Cad Beds exchanged or stuffed, by • roam entirely new. Four-Post Chintz Furniture, and every kind of Ornamental Decorative Drupery. arranged in the moot elegant and tasty man ner, in a few hour s notice. Contracts for Military, Naval, and School Bedding. executed in any quantity. J. MIDDLETON solicits a trial of theabove floods ; and lie mists., upon conquirison. they will be found superior to any on sale .it the time. That o the principle of keeping the Best (laid*, .tittl tut= the lAtwest Prices, he builds his hopes of future suc cess in trade, which he will sertipuloualy adhere to. N. B. St''MESSES,.% l' AILL ASS ES, .o.c. •471/1;Pl;i4-Dison'll-lerimitacy, 19, Barbican. K. JOHN ('LARK (late with Mr. ('artwright), 111. tilAttllifili; DENTIST, No. 19, 51entagocastaret„ Rus sell-square, moored from Southampton-row. takes leave to ac miaint the Nobility and Denny that he continues to supply the Inns of Teeth in a moot superior manner. either with natural or ittlficial Teeth, on moderste Terms and that no charge will he made to any permit% not fully satisfied with the utility and comfort In I.e derives therefrom. John Clark presumes he hardly need assure those who have never availed themselves of such assistance, that they may be put in and worn without the least pain or inconvenience ; and, as the very greet Improvement in the method of fixing precludes the possibi lity of discovery by the closest observer, and their utility to insure the proper degree of mastication taking place before the food is re ceived into the stomach for digestion. which is so essential to health tparticolarly at an advanced period of life when the action of the stomach requires every assistance), ought alone to be a sufficient inducement (Or overcoming any prejudice which may exist against them independently of the great advantage derived from them in the popper articulation and modulation of the voice. John (lark particularly exhorts Parents and I luardians to bear in mind, that •*little timely assistance rendeted to Children Iran the age of etx totiorteen years, is ill insure the greatest beauty and uniformity to their Teeth. N. 8.--k:it:noting, stopping decayed Teeth, sad domain, ssecetsd on the :twat safe and correct principles. ANGI.O4IIEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. NOTICE is hervby given, that the DEED o f the ASSOCIATION for ASSISTING in WORKING the MINES of MEXICO bow lies fur Signature at No. 117, leztlenhall-street, where the business of the Aesocistion sill in future be conducted. The Proprietors are requested to call and to sign the name, any time between the flours of Ten and Four, and to bring with them the Banker's Receipt which they hold. Proprietors reNiding at a distance may sign by power of attorney, the limn of which niay be bad at this Office. JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. Winchester Howe, Broad -street, April I, 11124. N.B. The Proprietors will please to observe, that the Fint Instahnent will be forfeited, unless the Deed be si gned on or before the Nith N' OTICE is In ri.by given, by the Lords ttttt nissionem eef his Ilajerty's Tressiury, that all venom' desirous of sig. 'drying their assent to receive M. 104. per Centutn Annuities, in lieu of 41. per Centuni Annuities, directed to be paid Of, in put , .uance of a Resolution of the House of Commons. of the 24th Feb. mary, 1824, in the manner therein specified, must signify such assent on or before the fish April, 11124, to the Governor and Com. pony of the Banks of England or of Ireland, according as the Di. widen& may be payable. Farms fur expressing such assent have been sent to the sevens/ Country Banker% in limit Britain and Ireland; and may ak o be lad of the Posimasteni of every Market Town in Great Britain and Ireland, as well am at the (tanks of England and Ireland re. , pectively. N.B. The assents addressed to the flanks of England and Ire. land respertively, will be delivered free of Postage; hut care must to taken that they arc put into the Poo Offirt. in %efficient time to delivered in London or in Dublin, as the case may be, on or _refute 'h. , Koh April, 11C14. EQUICAPIT AL T TABLE LOAM WO BANK COMPANY. A/11.1.11/Nri. IN SHARES OF FIFTY POUNDS EACH. John Bent. Esq. M.P. Sir Richard Birnie, Ent. Ale. Alderman Bridges, M.P. The lion. W. K. Douglas., ALP. John Charles !lavers. Esq. 31.1'. William Illolmes, Esq. AI. P. Stephen Inohingum, Esq. 1.1.. D. lI.P. John George Latithion, Est . Al P. S. Alarioribankt. Esq. 31.1'. Samuel Scott, E 441. John Smith, Esq. 11.1'. Slr WILLIA M lIEC' ; . E,%GREV Bart. M.P. TORN. Thomas Hamlet, Esq. George Harrison. Esq. 3lr. Alderman Key. Mr. Sheriff Laurie. Elton Prescott, Esq. M. Sunees, Esq. A. Sorters, Esq, Hobert Sutton, Esq. Ale. Alderman Thompson, J. Walker, Esq. M.P. • John Wilkin, Esq. T. Williinsun, Esq. '. B. 31. Barret, Esq. 31. t". John 11land!, Esq. James Wogs:en, Esq. 31.1'. David Barclay, Esq. Itenyamin I 'arr, E►q. Joseph I 'hake, Esq. Ilenry larke, Esq. Francis Cressnell. Esq. tnlonel 11avies, 31. P. John Ihmstan, Esq. Joseph Fry. Esq. J. 1.. tioldstnid, Esq. Mr. Alderman liartatt. 31. Altd, Esq. M.l'. M. Lievesley, Esq. S'Aut Clarke, Esq. Thomas sletcalfe, Esq. T. C. Glyn, Esq. It. 51. Raikes, TMEASURERs. Menus. Spinner, Attvotsas, and I 31essrs. Fry and Chapman. Co. •unr 11011.1tITOR. AT A MEETING of the SUB-COMMITTEE of MA NAOMI ENT, held April 3, 1824, Sir WILLIAM CON4IItEVE, Item in the Chair, In consequence of very numerous and unavailing applications for Shares ttt the Company, it was resolved. that to prevent trouble and disaprointinent, the Solicitor be directed to antinomy, by Public Advertisement, that a Sum far esemsliog the Amount of the Capi tal has been already offered, and tha► during the ensuing week the Seib-Committee, who desire to snake an impattial Ais.ribatiwn of the Shares among the Applicants, hope to apprisc the Subscribers of the number of Shares they can each be allowed to subscribe. JOHN 14'1 LKS. rinsbory-place. BOOKS PUDLISIIED. RUPPRE.SSED TRALEDY OF A LASCO. This day is published, price 7s. lid. in boards, ALASCO, a Tragedy ; lately in Rehearsal at the Theatre Royal, Covent...garden s _ hut withdrawn under the censure of the Lord Chan berlaiu ; the l'asatigni suppressed by the Lleencer bein printed in Italics With Notes and a Preface. RyMARTIN ARCIIEI) :LIEF, Esti. R.A. To which are added, a Remonstrance, addruoed by the Author to the Lord Chambt.rlain, whit the Answer of that Nobleman, and other Document% - - - ...---.-... London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. BIOGRAPHY. _ ....... Tbia day is published, in I sol. 12mo. illustrated with numerous W Engraving*, and a beautiful Frontispiece, price Us. in boards P ‘111 1 ; BIOGRAPHY of the BRITISH STAGE, being Correct Ns:racists of the Lives of all the Principal Actors and Actresses at Dr ury.lane The Surrey Coventegartlert The Coburg, and The Ilayroarket The Adelphi Theatres. The Lyceum interspersed with Original Anecdotes and Choice and Illustrati rt. I'oetry. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and CO. Paternoster-row ; and C. Chappte, ri JL liik; COUNTY FlItE OFFICE and I'M/YU/ENT i LIFE OFFICE, R ENT-STREET, were the Original (Mikes which effected Insurances upon the principle of combining the security of an adequate permanent Capital (iu addition to the *actuating Funds arising from the Premiums) with the beneficial rule of returning, at stated periods, the Surplus of the annual Pre miums to the t nntributors, after paying losses and expenses. The iniportsnee of this improvement is acknowledged by extraordinary public approbation, arid by the numerous imitations of it, which new Others have lately °Wired, and which older ones have adopted in changing their t'onstitutions. The principle is of chiet value, because as it yields, by the specific Stints insured, and the Return of the Sullins, the fullest value for the Dposits, pinions have no reasonable motive for venturing on the lure of reduced and insuf. ficient premiums proposed to them by Adventurers, and which has led to frequent instances of disappointment and ruin. e,triTAl-s, A MILLION o'T F.1(1.I NO and upwards. Seventy-eight Thousand Persons have sought Protection in the County (Mee, and have found it. Claims have been paid to Sixteen Hundred Claimants. Exempt from the Expenses of Lawsuits, and also from the sami. lice of an enormous Commission to Agents. to which some new (tigers submit, to induce thent to emvas for timidness great *ten mutations have been lII3dC. In these, Persons who; now insure participate equally with the original Members. Returns of Twenty-live and Twenty per Cent. in consequence have been Invariably paid mall Persons who have continued insured Berm Years, upon Annual as well as upon Septennial Policies, and whether they hate been I lainiants for Losses or othrrwise. Forty two 'Thousand Pounds have been returned in this way to about Twenty-five Thousand Persons insured, within the last Ten Years —an important advantage a Inch no other Insurance Office existing has afforded. liunums of ISI. As. and 261. 12m. per Cent. have been pai:%,:m Life l'olicies.—Agents are appointed in all the principal Town.. IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, PATRONISED BY THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. TIIE or Prome nade Clog. Aft entire new, elegant, And superior Article for Ladles, to protect the feet from damp, and calculated to form • distinguished pars of the • 'arriage or Promenade Ihnts. The 11 EA lan PH MERV E S for 1 ientlemen, recommended by the Faculty as the only Articles fur ellectually repelling dump or wet front the feet. —.— Invented and cold be W. JAl'liblA N. Fashionable Boot and Shoe - maker, 347, Oxiciril-street ; and, by his appointment, at the following places St. Janus 's-street, Brigham ; Ilowtel and Co., Davey place, Norwich ; Turnbull, Exchange, Citeltenham ; Wall, irorgr-ntreet, ; and wholesale at the 31anufactory, Ben tuark-house, Illigh-siseet, Bloomsbury, London. BLAETTERAIANN, LL.D, Pro ft mot of ancient and modern Literature, respectfully informs 'Adios and Gentlemen, desirous of acquiring any of the continental lanp•,uages, that, at his Academies, 311, Tunbridge-place, New-road, anti IY, I.eatheisellers'-building, London-wall, he continues, with proper assistance. to teach the French, Italian, limn:tit, Spanish, Latin and Greek Languages, on the only Mire and efficacious plan, which, adapting itself to every capacity, closely unites practice with theory. Any mode of instruction, without this characteristic is, and must be, fallacious: it orit,•inatesi with conceited ignorance, is puffed forth by interested knavery, and only supported for a time by duped imbecility. The progress made, and the opinion enter tained by those he has instructed, cons Mute at once the tattoo and the severest tut of the capacity and the qualifications of an in structor. Dr. lt. hope% therefore, that he will not expose himself to the charge of natenta ,in statnig, that lw has received moat flattering testimonial. of the approbation and satiaiiction of the many int o per.ons of both sextm, whom he has instruc ett : several of whom, being residents of the nietmpolis, may be referred to. TRULY INTRREsTINo MOI)E OF 13IPARTING FOREIGN TA UES. MR. W., Author of a highly-approretl French Gram mar, and patronised by Noblemen and Gentlemen of the highest distinction, begs leave to inform ladies and Gentlemen de sirous of acquiring a speedy knowledge of Ft/REIGN LAN- I!At ; ES, that he has dkeovered a new and easy mode of impart ing them, by which he pledges himself, in terms the most unequi vocal, to teach fersons of cotter Sex to Speak French or Gemian in Three Months; to Read, Translate, and Write correctly, in Twelve Leoions. _ . _ Apply by letter, post-paid, or personally, at Lll,Strand, opposite Eacter lhAnge. Affidavit from D. P. Esq. R.N. D. P. of the Royal Navy, and now residing at maketh oath and saith, that under the tuition of Mr. IV. he was enabled, without the slightest prey inns knowledge of the Ger ! man Language, to Translateby himself with ease, in Five 14364.1115, Burgher's celebrated Poem, entitled, " Elleossora." tworn at the Guildhall of London, this 12th day of February, 1822, Refore me, MAGNA Y, Mayor. Testimonial tinm 11. T. Eq. Barrister at Law. I, G. T. of the Inner Temple, certify, that antler Mr: W—'s tuition, 1 was enabled, without any twevious knowledge of the French Language, to Translate in 1. uurteen Lawns, not yonr French Prose, but Ancient Poetry, and the French Newspapers. Numerous other Testimonials from the most distinraisbed Fang- Ake, way be seen by applying as above. This day is publisboi, io 12410. price 7a. Gd. in borud+, THE BOTA • I:4T 'S MANUAL; a Catalogue of 1 Hardy, Exotic, and Indiwenoto Plants, arnuiesd according to their respective Months ad Flowering, and MOM particularly adapted to the service of those ado cultivate their own (gardens and' Pleasure (hounds. Counpiled and arranged by '• iIICTIARD AMUR'S Surveyor, leindscape Gardener, and Planter. * it ° This Work will be found to off e r great facilities to those Ladies and fientknsen who attend personally to the Cultivation of their own Gardens and Pleasure Grounds; the Names of the Plants being arranged alphabetically under their respective hearts. Following the generic name are the classes and orders; and after each specific name are enumerated the native country, the height of growth, and the colour of the flower. The want of such a com pendium has been long Szperierced. London : Printed tar Sherwood, Janes, and Co. Pattmoster-mw. ANGLING. This lay is ptiblivhed, price 7.. in boards, illustrated with nume rous kmpavings, and Cuts of Fish, Elia, Ik.c. drawn frutu the r 1 1111.: GIJII)E, being a new, complete, 11.. Practical Treatise on Angling for nes, Rivcr, and Fish. Ily T. F. SALTER, Gent. The Fifth Edition, correued, revisnl, and improved. To which is now lint added, the Author's celebrated Treatise on Trolling. " I write from practice , - not from book compile." . . . . " This little book is quite studded with well-ezecuted Engrav ings on wood, exhibiting faithful portraits of every object or the Angler's pursuit, as well as explanatory representations of all the Iniplemests employed in Fiatiii.g, with full and clear Instructions for using them. We wvre nine!' pleased to And some ample In. structiona for Trolling, which we have homed for in vain in Wal ton and Gottun."—A nnals of Spotting, No. 22, 23- Ako. by the giant e Author, The I'OUNG A IvaiLEK'S GUIDE, abridged from the above Work, price Iv 6J. 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To place the great multitude of va luable discoveries which have been made in the Science of Che mistry within the reach of who, however well disposed, have neither time nor means to study the large works in which these discoveries arc contained, is tbe chid object of this interesting work ; it contains also Scieatie AmuseMents, Tests, &e. &r. London : Johu Knight and henry Lacey, publisher, 24, Pa tentoster.row of whom may be had, publishing every Bmm:day morning, puce 3d. each, or io Parts, price Is. each, BISHOP HOBART'S SERMONS. This day is published, handsomely printed in two volumes octavo, price 11. Is. boards, C i aER.MON on the PIII Nil I'AL EVENTS and kJ TRUTHS of REDEMPTION; to which are annexed, an Addresaiii.d Dissertation on the State of the Departed, and the Descent of Christ into Hell. By JOHN HENRY HOBART, D.D. 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A body of talent was collected around this Pe riodical on its drat projection, which, together with the elegance of the Typography, unitOrrnity of its Pages, the lightness and beauty of the `i ignettea, and the apt ritedcharacter of the Articles, have unitedly induced the must de cided marks of approbation ; and it will be found, whet, collected at the close of the half-yearly volume, a most handsome addition to the Library of the *hobor and the tientlmnan. London : W. l'. Wright, 65, Paternoster-row • may also be bad of N. Hailes, Piccadilly, mad all Ilookselle;s and Newsman : where may he had, MERCIIIINT and TRADESMAN'S VADE AIECUM. The NEW 111EliCANTILE ASSISTANT. (lENERAL CHEQUE-BOOK, and INTEREST TABLES, a Third Edi tion of which is just publiaked, price 9a. contains 13 copious and distinct Sets of Calculations, and is arranged with peculiar neat. ness, simplicity, and accuracy, designed principally as a chxk on calculations in the hurt'. of business. By 11" m. IVright, senior. The quick sale of the tirst and second Editions of this Book, the private commendations awarded to the Author, the unqualified ap probation expressed by the London Reviewers, its adoption very generally in the counting-houses and warehouses of the inetropolis t are circumstances that unitedly attest its value and ability. TO THE MIMIC. CTATE LOTTERY.—The Lords of the Treasury have ►7 ordered the Drawing of the State Lottery to take place on the 20th April, Ist and 22,1 of %lay, instead of the days previously fixed ; and the nine tor Purchasers to make returns of thew Blanks, Small Prizes, or undrawn Ticket. and Shares after the nest day of Drawing, is extended to the 29th instant. I am the Public's devoted Servant, 4, Combill, and 9, Charing Cross. T. BISH, Stock Broker. April 3, 1021. T HE NEW TEA COMPANY, 41, Cannon-street, are Sam The finest Dutch Coffee, at - 2s. 6d. per lb. Good Plantation Od. Strong Breakfast Uongou - - - tr. 4d. Fine Green Tea - - - - - Fine - Breakfast Souchong . Os. 6d. _ strong Very fine Myatt fie. and ever, sort of Tea at reduced Prices. Good Loaf Sugar, 41‘1. per lb. ; vary fine. at 04d. and led. Dealers are supplied on fens well deserving immediate anon tioo. Congeal Leaf, 4s. 10d. ; no advance upon Twankay. Finest Raw Mocha Coffee, thi. lid. Orders hem the Country, with ramitesners, immediately ess. wed. SALSS BY AUCTION. BREP:Df /N. WORCEATERF II IRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. TITHE-FREE, IN THE HA SILET OF HARDWICK, Commodious Farm-house, with a convenient Range of Farm Buildings, Yard. Plgton-houses, &a. capital rich Meadow and Arable Land, nearly One Hundred and Forty Acres, principally Meadow, all contract, some beautiful Sues for Building, bounded in part of the Arn. By Mr. ROBINti, (Of Warwick House, Lgent.street„) at Oarraway's„ on TH URS -1)A Y NEXT, April K, at Twelve, in One lint. A VERY DESIRABLE COMPACT FREEHOLD 1 - 1 ESTATE, delightfully situate in the Hamlet of Hardwick, in the Parish of Dre•don,a most beau Ohl and highly picturesque part of the County of )Vermonter, cottinvuding must extensive Views, with a rie't Scenery. highly enhanced by the River Avon; comprising a CV II modiou, larns.house. and °Vices, garden. pan walled, pi trim house, two s., two stables. gnomon nek-house, on stone . new brick and tiled us-house, and sundry other buildings, yard, orchard. and sundry inclusurse of rich Meadow and Arable Land, containing nearly (Inc Hundred and Forty Acres, all lying corn part, bounded in part I.y the River Avon : a tine healthy situation, about two miles from Tewkesbury, and eight from ?ashore , , in the occupati nof AIL tenant froth year to yeas. The Meadow band, which forms the principal part of the Estate, Is of the tirst quality fur feeding oxen, and sot., parts delightfully situate OUT bMhting; conhtnntly supplied with live spring water. To be viewed by applying to tie Tenant, of whom Particulars may he had ; at Use llup Pole, Tewkesbury ; the Angel, Pet *bore King's Rend, thluucestees Plough, Cheltenham • Cameos E •ssimm at the Hop had and Star ; asd of Mr. Bent ley Woe.. eater; the Star and Angel, Oxford; of ille•ses. Smith/lad git ,arch, BolisitortM Basim,ludl.strset ; at liitaway's d • Robins, 1711, Repot-etre:4, where a Plan a( the Estate stay be seen. LEASEHOLD RRTATES, HELD UNDER THE CROWN, REORNT-STREET, Wl'. fly Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street,) at Gerraimes : on THURS. DAY NEXT, the HA April. at Twelve. in tour Lots. lESIRAHLE and IMPROVEABLE LEASEHOLD I ! ESTATES, for a Term of Ninety-five Veen, held under the GN-own, producing upwards of Two Hundred and Eighty-five Pounds per Annum, advantageously situate in Itopot-street, St. James's, between Pi ccadilly and Oxford-street. Lot I. A DWELLINO.HOUSE, No. 137. on the West Side of Regent-street, in the occupation of Mr. nephew, under en Agreement. The upper Rior contains three attics (square momm ; secortd floor, two bed-chambers. and a dressing room ; tint floor, two drawing-rooms, communicating by foldirg doors marble than ney-pieee, and French windows, op e nin g to • beicony ; geount! fluor, spacious shop, private entrance, water-cleeet, and a small room ; basement, kitchens, area, and imam hot 2. A DW LLLING43OUSL, No. 139, adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Jones, Pastry-cook, under an Agreement. The (louse is planned In a similar manner to the foregoing. Lot 3. A DWELLINII-110MM, neatly fitted up, No. 132. on the East Side of llegent•atreet, iu the occupation of Mr. Noes Myers. wider an Agreement. The House is planned in nearly the same manner. Lot 4. A compact DWELLING-11011S 1: , situate No. 219, on the We s t Side o f Regent-street, near Princes -street, in the occu pation of Mr. Schaller, Shoemaker, under an Agreement. The House is three stories high, two rooms on a floor ; shop, parlour, and private entrance, on the ground floor; kitchen, Bta in the basement, vaults. The anuses may be viewed by permission of the Tenants, of whom Particular, may be had; at Garrawaya; and of Mr. Ito. bins, 17*, Regent -street. I 'HOICX IV I NF.S. By WI NSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, no FRIDAY next, the bib 'natant, at One o'clock, itSMALL QUANTITY of EXCMLLEN'r PORT, consisting of about sizty dozen, bottle' in the years of 1885, 1810, 1811, and 1813, and fifteen dozen of Tinta Madeira, the property of a Gent' man removing from his Residence on Wands worth Ultimo/I, from whence the Wine wlllbe regularly permitted to the purchaser!. Samples may be had previous to the Day of Sale, with Catalogues, of Wlnstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; Catalogues also at the Mart. BOOasELLBirs STOCK, HOUSEHOLD IiURNiTCRE, FIXTURES, AND IiFFRCTS. By Mr. WILLIAMS, On the Premises. No. 111 , ttheapside„ on TUESDAY seat, April 11, and Two following Daya, at II .'Clock each day, DART of the RETAIL. STOOK, a lew Lets of HOINEMILD FURNITURE. HOUSE FIXTURES, the FITTINGS-UP of the Shope, Warehouses, tte. the Pro perty of Mr. Thomas Tegg, removing to 73. Cheapside. The Miscellaneous and valuable Stuck of Books, among whidi will be found the Works of the most popular Authors in History, Divinity, Poetry, Voyages, Travel., Natural History, &e. &e. To be viewed on Saturday precutting and Mornings of Sala, and Catalogues bad on the Premises, and of Mr. Williams, Thmgmor. on-street. TO MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS, SLOP SELLERS, AND OTHERS. RV Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomrw.lane, on FRIDAY the 9th of April, at 12 o'clook, the following Goods, tu. Fri WO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED SETS of 1. NEW HUFF LEATHER INFANTRY ACCOUTRE. MENYS, with Cartouch-Roxes ; one hundred and sixty New Muskets, &e. ; nine thruisand Brass Breast-Plates. To be •iewed on Thursday and Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Mart, and Of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton street. VERY SUPERIOR ITALIAN AND DUTCH PICTURES. .111 i T rs A n S f th Y e higher h rt er lP :r e d t er fu l o i t ITA L IAN II4C. PICI II II H A L ' that he will have the honour of submitting to sale at his Root., N 0.21. Old Bond -street, on Tuesday the ISth instant, a COL LECTION, comprising several of a very superior order ; parti cularly a Leda, by Lionardo da Vinci, treated in an elegant and faseinatitg manner; two superb Heads; a Christ and s Madonna, by Carlo Dolce, of the highest quality of th e Master; a charming Female 'Portrait, by ; sophontsba, by Ouercino ; Adam and Ere, by Binnzino ; a Capo d ' opera ; Christ in agony, Cor reggjo ; all of which are of a recent importation. Fine Maniples of Ruysdael, De Honghe, rynailker, Terburgh, Quintin Maur', Albert Dorm and others, too numerous to specify, the greater part of which have never been exposed to public sale in this Country. To Ile viewed, and Catalogues bad, two days preceding the Sale, at one shilling each. WOBURN-PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE. TO DE SOLD, r _ HOUSE, LEASE of a OUSE, with Yard, Coach-house, I and three-stall Stable, held ou Lease for an unexpired term of 73 years fiom Lady-day last. Me House and Premises are in good repair, am! may be entered upon immediately. The Fixtures to be talt:m at a Valuation. FIN further particulas, and Canis to view, apply to Mews. Knight and Frani, Solicitors, 28, Itasinghall-street ; or to Messrs. Pearsall and Jordan. House Agents, Conant•atrcet. THE LONDON OENUINE ROASTED CORN COMPANY, VINES'S WHARF, BELVIDERE-ROAD, LAMBETH, Near Waterloo Bridge London. /1111 E ROASTED CORN, superior to Coffee, is that which is made and sold by the Company, I). and J. VIN ES and T. WALKER, whiCh is not only considered to sur pass every other son now in use, but is also reckoned by the first Phy sicians to be more wholesome than either Tea or l'ofße; and since the Company have brought this Article to so very great perfection, by their own peculiar and very superior mode of preparation, that the best judges can scarcely distinguish the difference between the flavour thereof and that of the f lest Cofer, prejudice is wearing off, and their Roasted Corn has at length found its way to the break fast table of the most respectable classes of society, who now use it in preference to Tim or Coffee, on account of its very excellent qua ! lity, in which health and economy are combined. Mail at the Manufactory, as above, in Packages of Pounds, Ilalves. &e.; and by upwards of 500 of the Company's Agents in Town am! Country. Every Package has the words " The London Genuine Roasted Corn Company" printed thereon, and the Company's signature, without which none is genuine. ••• A very liberal Allowance to Shops, Agents, de. BY THE KING'S PATENT. D R. SIBLY'S RE-ANIMATING SOLAR T/NC TIME is universally allowed to be the most plesoant, safe, and efficacious remedy ever offered to the Public. Its warm and renovating qualities render it the best medicine for Debility, Con. sumptions, Nerrouc and Rheunatit Complaints, Spurns, Indiges tion, Lawnessof Spirits, and all thole distressing affections which harass the weak, sedentary, and delicate. It requites no argument to convince more than a teal, after which those who value health will never choose to be without it. Prepared and sold by Mt. J. N. SaWell, No. 36, Gloucester street, Queen's-square, Bloomsbury, in bottles at 65., 7s. 64., sod I Is. each • and in family bottles (by wbieb these is a saving of is.) at Ws. esCh. Mao Ur. Sibly's LUNAR TINCTURE, foe com plaints iscident ta the Female Sea, to bottles of 4s. and 10s. 6d. each. Observe, none can be genuine unless signed by the proprietor, J. R.. Satin, in his own hand writing, on the wrapper of each bot tle. Sole Wholesale Agents. Messrs. Barclay and 50n5,91%, Fleet market, London ; and sold Retail by Sanger ISO, Oxford -street; Johnston, 11$, (W% a ald and by respectable Stational, Drug_ pats, and Modica* Vaidamlthroogiloot t h e kingdom. FROM SATURDAY NIORM GAZET.TI4 Afisrh 310. 1d24. The Ring hae been pleased to direct letters patent to be pares-tt under the (heat 8441 of the United Kingdom of Gnat ammo sa.d Ireland. constituting ar.d appointing the Right Honaurahle Itoben , Lord Gifford Mama or Keeper of the !tells and Rewords of the Court of Chancery, in the rows of Sir Thomas Mag. dardaraL BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. Glover, J. Oakdto, K. Lune*, J. Dakkk i ma J. Otero, Derl?y. flax-maturacturer s , f r om Ap r il 13 t o 311 7 111, &tattoo, At the King's Ants 'ratan, Derby. , BANKRUPTS. T. Pouting, Bedminster, Someeset, leatitar-deasem sanew''., April 15, It, and May IS, atone, at the Bush Tavern, Solicitors, Messrs. hourdilltin mad Hewitt, Bread.stscale lant Messrs. Bevan and Itrittan, Bristol. T. Dowell and W. C. Brown, Iromminiger.lane, and Leeds, wool-merchants, April 10, 17, and May at Itklita. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Fisher, buckle:ship/4.- C. 11. Rich and E. Adams, at. Ames-tans, silvassocha. Apt*, 10. 17, and May IS, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Cowl. cline, Mr. T. N. 51. Mimic Bond-court, Waibrook. J. Caleastt, tilwrediteh. eralsa, Aiwa 111 . 1 3 ,- sad MAY IS. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Cow. tSolititras , Aliaars. Oates and Caney, Cateaton-tertri. L. Wtrilller, Bmoswick..tcrrace, Islington% otsad minor www. April 10, 24, and 31ay 15, at ten, at ths Bankrupts' Court. leo- Meat Mr. Russet', Crown-01KM , Aldersgste-rircrt. J. lingard, Manchester: merchant, Aprirls, 17. and nay It. ft ttyelve„ at the Ilaukrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Le-40, Clow , - MtMdeirs, Maritiott-howee. 0. Gillingham, Little Panaaa.amerk, near Tottarbarn.emort. road atone.mason, April 13, 17. and May 15, a t t w el ve , at the Bankrupts' Court. Stiicitors, Messrs. Watson aud Sw:, Barre rie-street. W. Aline. Bath, oilman, April 12, 13, and My lA, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Solicitors. Mows. Knight and rpm, Baaingtmll.street ; and Mr. J, Crooksbank, Leers-plate. Bath. W. Banton, Kilburn, scrivener, April 10, 17, and May IS, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mews- 49reu aIA Price, OreltsetLatre t, Portman...square. B. Bannister, Strut:l4.nd, Lases, druggist, April 10, 24. aret May 13, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Gomm 'elicitors, Memo. Tata, Kays, and Johnston, CAipthall-boildings. T. Rowan, Holywell, Flint, and Reddish Mills, Lancaster, paper-manufacturtr, A mil 14, 13, anti May' at ten, at the him- Inn, Beaosgate, Stanchest*. Soliciatio, Sir. A. Kay, Woos- Street, 31am:heater; and Messrs. Appleby and *want, Woes. lomaquarc. E. Brice, Keward Mill, Wells, Somenter, miller, April /1, 15, and May 13, at twelve, a t the Commercial Booms, Bristol. Isci: liciuus blesses. Clarke Richards, and 31cdcalf, Chaucaryalanei and Messrs. Cooke anellengough, Bristol. J. Metnelfe, Thirsk, York., linen• draper. April 10, 24, and XV IS, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court, Messrs. Walker, Reultlo. and Richards, Ilaitingitall-straeL DIVIDENDS. A pril 2t. W. Sherwood, Liverpool, somprosa. at the Bankrupts' Court. April 24. IL Norton, Jun. Cffiarles-arreet, Fitazoy.square, paper hanger, et twelve, at the Bankrupts' Coors. April' 4. E. Blacttley, Wood -street, Cheapside, warehouseman, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. April 24. T. Ramsay, St. 31ary WI, wine and brandy merthose, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. • April 24. A. tionmerts, Oreat Witithester.street, merchant, it twelve, at tl.- Bankrupts Court. April 24. J. and T. R. Plgani, 3laidattma, grocers,* Icicle., at the Bankrupts' Court. April 111. J. Duugtss and D. and W. RUP , Pei, Leigb.street„, Bur ton-crescent, rlect.striet, and Long-acre, drapers, W. twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. April 111. A. Reid, Pimlico, carpenter, at twelve, at the Hank runts' Court. April 211. J. Middleburat, Liverpool, corn and floor d e)o, a, one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Map I. D. Stalker and A. D. Welch, Leadeshall-street, sellers, as twelve. at the Bankrupre' Court. April Han s el ! , Kettering, Northamptonshire, draw, at eleven, at the White Hart lon, Kettering. ma Mal 8. J. Williams, Corolla, stationer, at twelve, at tha UNA ple - Croft. Mae 8. T. Weller, Croydon, watchmaker, at roe, at the Dank - rupts Court. May I. J. Adams, Stamford, Lincolnshire, cost!-moschateiv three, at the Crown inn, Stam/ord. April 22. J. T_aylar i Leominster, Ilereffiedakire..skinom. mele e Ten,at the Rid Unit Leominster. April 24. J. Cook, Rochdale, Laumabire, ironmonger, at tech; at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield. April 24. H. IVigfall, Sheffield, file-maker, at twelve, at thq Commercial Inn, Sheffield. CERTIFICATES—Arai& 24. T. Pierce, Illerthyrtidvil, Glaronrgansbire, banker—ti. Smith. Newcast le.upon -Tyne, draper—T.M'harton, Finrbury-place Sou di. tailor—D. Lyon, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, timbesmiereissist -- J. Atkinson, Hahne, Westmorland. manufaeiater--J. Smirk Little Yarmouth, Suff'olk, 111043 and broody merchant—W. tr. anal J. Sanderson, Nicholas-lane, Lombard -street, and hlattiu's. lane, Cannon-street, insurance-brokers—T. Parker, Kent-road. Southwark, stationer--T. Box, Buckingham banker—W. Paver, Friday-strut, Cheapside, victualler—T. death, Newark-upon- Trent, tallow-chandler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.I7 ED. J. T. end O. Lade, Orem St. Thomas Apostle, wine-coopere R. W. Williams, Manchester-street, Mandiester.square, and 1.1. J. Williams, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, general nierchanta--J. and J. Taylor, Manchester, wire-drawers-AI. Hough, R. Thom. bee and J. llih6orough, Year and Pickup Bank, Laiterohire, calico-printers, so far ii regards H. Hough—lt. Thorn and .1. Wood. Bristol, timber•dcalers-11. Taylor and IL. CronYna, Cross-street, Hatton-garden. lember-scliera--11. and W. Smith, Hampstead, linen-drapen.—J. Soinborne and J. Drover, Lyming. ton, Snuthirrnpten, linen-drapers-IV. and W. Ewinven, Peck ham, smiths--R. Fligg and O. Richardson, Dewsbury. Yorkshire, dyers—W. Jones and W. Lawrence, New Bond -street, linen. drapers-31. Robertson and J. Waltuni, Acton, dressmakers--W. Mew and C. L. Maltby, High lintlewn, St/en-drawn—J. and T. Bonito,,, Cirencester, butchers—W. Haines and J. Prost, hay and straw salesmen—A. C. Diettichsen and M. H. Dolled" Devon shire-street, Queen-ignore, milliners.—D. and K. Berry, coal-met. chants--T. Dance and A. Piolaine, High Holborn, eating and corm house keepers..J. and T.Whittle, Cheater, ammunt brevets —J. Eyre and C. Keene, New tionil.street, hosiers- -1:. ;Alm and J. Wright, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, goldsmiths—J. F. Fairtateri and J. Walker, (lid Compton-street, Soho—.M. Bell and C. gets ring, (treat Surrey.etreet, Blaektriars, haberdashers: at tvieiv 0)1 e average price of Brown or 31usawado Sugar. eamputoil from the Returns made in the week ending the 31st day of March, 1824, is 325. aid. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Urta!: Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending March 27, Het • Wheat. Barley] Oats. I Rye. Beans. I Pass. d. d. d. s. s. d. d. 64 9 38 0 24 7 41 1 7 39 6 30 1 MEETING 6 OF .CREDITORS, ♦T Tas AAAAA COURT, SALSINGIIALLSTREPT. To-moniow. THIRD MEET! VOL Wannell, M. (7ontluit.inrest, Brad-strert. miLinp Wilson, J. Borough -road, Surrey, carpenter _ . SECOND NELTIMIP. Richards, J. Newmarket, tiufaik, Washable, Young, 11. U. Yu:church-street, priorsarr FIRST IiEETIIIO. Desanges, S. Golden.quate, merchant DI i'IDENDS. Adam,, J.l Ininmotreet, Southwark, oilman Mitchell, W. Norwich, ►ilversmith Tare: Ti. rn.--The late all&ir in the Tenth is not tts first of the kind in that Regiment. Some few years ago, a cont.. de racy was formed, the isiembers el which signed • wend Irob . .c. itnpes t ching the gallantry of aka* lo the corps. AU annabita. tions in the army 11,t13t be condemned as of dangerous esal- Pie" but the motives and spirit of this peon waracimisiletbr as marked, of a very difierent character from those ,Neared in the recent attack on Air. Battier. The Major was a- net being the son of a ineabant bet or miseoneloot isasialevield the confederacy against lute acted openly, though inathristently with discipline; cuarges were specifically made aguish' 'llfint—ite had a Court-martial, and was acquitted. The torobinedestivlusti appeared in the round robin, was then regretted .es es-•aililouv a breach of discipline, that all thole who ilgrual it wen nimored 1,1 ' 12 the aelciulcrils and the gentlemen so• tiesit . vitit •h3teti themselves the " elegant eatrarts." by which . assfeling tit • they ate known to this day. Tbe Jil: i jor (who wee regyeat ti.. yonder in the highest q ) one would have thsysht %ay u evert himself strenuously he favour of any dicer cilium he mitt t find unaided by a. amthderacy, having safeewi bine di hp . such • method of attack ; but strange W•saYi the thes e e l present Sir George Quentin ; and Mr. battLs's easadassait 'ern to have yentinded him of his own If we are to ludo' Ake senor of the sympathy that might be expeeted.•• • All what is equally mange, as "elegant extracthy he,, bar wield in Obit lOt h on this occasion;. this tille•that acre ban ars asanaulaubla, lir the-Tenth arc now prude* apd eautious youth.% but e 'giant discipline we conestre docs,isit. cataist in* dli be t i o • Wit cal led a round robin. but in - the coniederacivetehjes the resolution of Canary alma indicative or concert* r 1 robin. • But tonnes up the real &ileac between thd ens, alt. Battier is nets ilajorgseitAL ' .; s;