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. 1, ."'" . 'Or t-e t _ *- •' • - e- e e - • u.• ' T% I / 11 7 1 ;* itit t, ,Cik 11 ° . • • ~•.‘ Pv - .f • 469 i. • . A 11 ,. 41 I irt . 4 , 0 1 7 . • 4 t- . • . . 1 1 441 0 000i 6. 1e . . , I • 7, 2 7 3. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, IS26. Price 7d. EAST INDIA lIOI,rSE, March 22, 1826. T ill; Cave! of 11irertor., of . lA. , Unit e d en fd piny of Mrrchoos cf England trading to the East ladies do Atrew gi; , r Notier. That a Genets! Court of the said Company will be held at their Mouse. in Ceadethall.street „ nn Tuvalu:inv. the 6th April next, Nei Eievtn n't*ln4k in the Forenoon, until Six in the Evening, to hallo; nn the f Mewing question. viz.— " That sir .1A NI EIIVI".t It I/ C OM:BROOKE, Bart. late of the Bengal Est4hll,hment, be permitted to return to the Serriee tinder the procision of the Act of 33 (lea. 111. tap. 32. sec. 70. will 'I: flask sd , ieli he hilt when he quitted Bengal, agreeably to the Act of the 511 Geo. 111. cap. 153, nec. 83." In o , :o t to okterniine I.y such Ballot whether throe parte; in four of the Ih,, r i c tisi mascot at etch tienerttl Court consent that Sir Jaw et 1. , :s ,rd Colebrooke be permuted to return with the same rank to lecLi. JOSEPH DART, See. TU T 13 1: '1631 ) 111E1Y)ItS OF EASE INDIA STOCK. laArli'i awn (,ENTI.I:IIEN. frill.; period fixed for the Election • being Roy so 1. close at hand, I big leave mmit earnestly and 'respectfully to relics ni) solicitation for the hoopoe of yentr 'rapport. Permit ice to assure you that I dtsll proceed to the *pilot on the 12th inst. with sentitnenta of hestufeit geodes& for the power tal already mimed to me. and with a wall grounded hope of through the etrainued zeal and kisd exertions of my I have the honour so In, Ladies and Bentham, Your faithful and °bee ILLIAM fiest fleript, W TPU 2i. Lipper Wimpile-street, eth April. IRA The Cam for centlecting the gleetiott ef Ws. Young, meet daily et deetimerderraribern, men, where Cemmunieutleris will be oratefelly retired. TO 1 . 14 E LIVERY h e a rs W e 1 1l sgate, :klatch 29, 1895. OEXTLEME.S, AFTER a long and arduous service for the space of tbiriv-six years, as one of ynar Representatives, I feel I shall b e cninpeliPd, on site dissolution of Parliament, to retire from that post of honour and distinction to which you have raised me. I entertain the deepest sense of gratitude for the undiminished at tachment of my numerous friends, in pressing upon me a renewal of the high responsibilities of the sithation I am about to leave ; and most proud and happy should I be to second their wishes, were my health and energies equal to so important a charge, but age and infirmity have too much broken the one, and exhausted the other. With respect to my past political life, I refer you to my ars; they are its best illustrations, and more powerful than any words of mine, and in their appeal to your enlightened judg ment, I only ask for the same liberal consinietion I have been ever ready to place upon the conduct of those who have conscien tiously differed from me—glorting, as I do, in the wisdom of a Constitution, that, while it originates a diversity of opinion, en courages its free and full expression within the bounds of reason and justice. I have been constantly watchfill of your local interests, your chartered rights, and civic pritileges, and my hand has incessantly lahoured to guard them from every encroachment, and to give only a broader eatensioa to their benefit. %Volt a bosom glowing in loyal affliction to sit Sovereign, I have devoted myself to the sup. port of those gram and sand principle% by which the matchless fabric of the Established liaverninetit of these Realms. in Church and State, is based in the heats of a free and happy people : nor, in my exultati rt on the triumph of these principles, can I forget thou severe !Mall which proved their purity and power. as well as the faith aid sincerity of my own advocacy of them—even through the dark and appalling titres that are past, when infidelity and etentoerstial frenzy spread desolation over a neighbouring country, when the contagion almost reached the heart of our own land, in sinuating itiAlinio tile flzet—when the religion of our altars, and the peace of our !ire-sides were threatened with destruction—when the arts or the arms of an intriguing or conquering despot had either weakened the good faith of our allies, or strengthened his armies against us with the increase of millions; it was through such times I stood ionexible and firm in the avowal of the same opinions I now hold, and which (under the administration of those highly.W.fted Rulers with whom it has been my happi ness to associete) have enabled the bark of the State to weather the storm; and, after a lung and harassing, though spleneid war, to anchor at last In the haven of an honourable and glo. rMus peace. And non, Gentlemen, after performing my duty to you and my country with an unshriiiking and unwavering spirit. I retire in the calm of the assurance that you will entrust your liberties and pri vileges only to men who will keep and watch over them with a Isisattlfieut wad *kat eye, wails, wa s 1 may be. pmatitted to repeat the old prophesy, in which my faith strengthens u my years decline-- - . That as long as there is concord and union of heart and hand at home, there is no species of apprehended danger from which Env:lan:l, so great in her own resources. shall not arise, Lke the pliant,' from the fire, with a free and unscorelied wing." I beg to renew me licirtfelt thanks for your long-continued kind. mists. and niter my best prayers for your happiness as men, and your prosperity as a comninnii y. I now take my leave, subscribing myself, Gentlemen, • You faithful and grateful servant, 11,1. TA 31 CURTIS. This (lay is publielied, in two colonies, price If. Is. in boards, with the Arms cf the Peers, a New Edition, corrected to the present time. of I) Et! ` ; 1;. 1 T of i S i RC tT A 0f , 11 ,1 1 the IRELAND.NI:E!: K G- London : Printed for Iliringtons, Egerton Cuthell, Clarke', Longman ar.d Co.. C.olell, Ittchardson, Bowl, Booker, Baldwin and Co., B tg,ter. HatcharA and Son, Harding. kodwell and 31u.. tin, Hamilton and Co., King'bury and Co., IVltittaker, Lloyds, and Saundo,. Of whom may be had, lately published, DEBRETT'd BARONET.IME of ENGLAND. In two volumes royal 18no, uniform with the Peerage, with the Arms engraved, puce li. &. in boards. Also, A SYNOPSIS of the PEERAGE of ENGLAND. Exhibit. ing, under alphabetical arrangement, the Date of the Creation, De scent, end present State of every Title of Peerage which has existed in this country since the Conquest. By Nicholas Harris Nicolas, Earl. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-et-law, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. In two volumes royal IBmo., price Ills. boards. JOHN CU3IBERLANI Publisher of DI HAW'S 19, LUDGATE-MIL, sole lIRITISII THEATRE. &c. already published. 45. The Jealous Wife. 46. The Tempest. 47. Clandestine Marriage. 48. Coriolanua. 411. Every One has his Fault. D. The AlcaiiL 51. The Busy Body. 52. The Tale of Mystery. 63. Ki.ow your Own Mind. 64. Mayor of Garrett. 51. A Woman never Vest. 66. The Maid of the Mill. 57. The Barber of Seville. MI. Isabella. 59. Charles the Second. 60. The Fair Penitent. George Barnwell. 62. The Fall of Algiers. 63. Der Frelrebuts. 64. The Fatal Dowry. 63. The Shepherd of Dement Vale. GR. Father and Son. 67. Wives as they Were. Mi. Lofty Projeeta. N. Every Man In his Humour. 70. The Two fialley Slaves. 71. Brutus. 72. Ali Pachs. 73. Twelfth Night. 74. Henry the Fifth. 7.i. Love in Humble Life. 7t. Child of Nature. 77. The Sleep Welker. 7d, Orestes. 79. [fide anti Seek. liU. Tribulation ; or, Unwelcome nt. The Rival Valeta. 1!.2. Roses and Thorns. M 81. Rule a Wife and flare a Wife. 81. A Bold Stroke for a Wile. 65. uoodnatured-man. a Wood Engraving of the most ie Portrait of a distinguished Lon lie. Wooluotli, from Drawings by - List of the Acting Plays, I. Romeo and Juliet. 2. She Stoops to Conquer. a. Macbeth. 4. Pir..rro. 8. Richard I LI. U. Douglas. 7. Suspicious Husband. C. Othello. 9. The Deem.. 19. The Rivals. 11. The Belle's Stratagem. 12. Cymbeline. Et. Venice Preserved. O. The West Indian. 15. Much aelo about Nothing. N. The Hypocrite. 1 7. As You Like It. 18. T'nc Provoked Husband. 19. The Reggae,. Opera. 29. The Way to Keep flint. 21. The Padlock. 22. King John. 23. Kiig Henry IV. Part I. 24. Tlie Wonder. 25. Hamlet. 'frlp to Scarborough. t. 7.4 he Road to Ruin. I. The Gamester. 111. The Winter's Tale. :1 88 . The :11an attic 11/orld. :11. The Inconamtit. 32. Love in a village. :11. Jaw Shore. :14, King Henry VIII. Julius Cesar. 38. Merchant of Venice. 37. Merry Wives of Windsor. 18. Virginius. t 9. raiusfrracchus. 411. All in the IVrong. 41. King Lear. 42. Catn. 43. A New Way to Pay Old Debts. 44. Alesimre for Measure. Each Play is ernbellishe4 with interesting fiene ; or an A.olietiti, don Performer, engraved by N Mr. Wageman. List of Portraits contained in the Work. No. I. 311ss F. H. Kelly as No. 60. Madam l'ettris as Don Joliet. Felix. 8. Mr. Young as lago. 57. Miss M. Tree as Rosins. 15. MissChesteraillea.rice. 64. Mr. Wallatk as Chu. 22. Mr. Macready as King rolols. John. 71. Mr. Kenn as Junius 29. Mrs.lthnn as Hernione. Bruins. M, Mn.W.West as Poria. 78. Mr. Charles Kemble as 43. Miss Smithson as Mar- Orestes. garet. 85. Mr. W. Farren as Peri. winkle (on Sled). Seven Plays form a Volume. Vols. I. to XII. may be had in boards, price 4s. each. .* Booksellers supplied with Shop• Bills and Prospectuses, on applicatton to the Publisher. To be at Gravesend on he let of May, and to sail from the Downs on the FOR BOMBAY DIRECT, the RECOVERY, burden 600 Tons, HENRY C. CHAPMAN, Commander. Has a Poop, and were superior Accommodation for Pasitengers,and carries a Surgeon. Lying in the East India Docks. For Freight or Pas age apply to the Commander, at the Jeru salem Coffec-house, Cornbill; or to Mears. JOHN CHAPMAN and Co. Leadebnati-serest. Lloß PASSENGERS ONLY.—Direct for CAL- L CUTTA, to Salil on the I7IIOJUNE, the Horwearable Cont. 'tarifa chartered ship FLORENTIA, IWO Tnna, JOHN IVIJI BLE, Commander, lying in the Dist India Export deck ; has a Poop, and tray superior erieeesodeilens, and will carry an experienced Surgeon. Application for Passage**, be the Commander, 9, Nor olkoareet, Strand ; at the .boope • cc to LACHLAN, 22,0esve AnsAnvert, Gootimareti-fields. Will sail from assrosmeist a few days, FOR BENGAL Dived, doe Otte fast-sailing ship HARRIET, Mattison MI took WILLIAM FUIXH Commander, lying in the West India Dock. —This vessel will carry a Surgeon, and has comfortable olommodations for Cadets ; and she being the first ship to varmint Gravesend, it will be a great advantage to them is respect so oak. For Measurement Freight only, and Paangst, apply to the Coin mender. at the .Irruaelenv Coiree-hemse; to ,Nlessrs. fiuNTEs and 11114.„&.0.111110 ; or to JUIJN -$. SRI QT. GEOgiii: - _ - ?%IAUTCET CO VIM-NY I. Orator, tis,• ATVIL-STRELT, LIVZ11•001. • DURLIN.--.The LORD BIAYNEY sails, with Goods and Passengers, Three Tlmes4 Fortnight. CORK.—The LEE sails, with Goods and Passengers, Weekly. The above Vessels lead in the Brunswick Basin. JOHN WATSON, km. Agent. A SYLUM FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. PAI RON. His Royal Highness the Doke of GLOUCESTER, K.G. PATRONESS. Her Royal Highness the Ihiche•s of GLOUCESTER. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Duke of BUCKINGHAM and CHANDOS, R.G. IC C• FM ESIDENTS. His Grace the Duke of Bedford. Tile Right Hon. Lord Gambier, H is Grace the Du ke of Northum- G.(. B. berlan d. Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. The Right Hon, the Earl of Sir R. Carr Glyn, Bart. Ald. Bristol. Sir Charles Flower. Bart. Aid. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount W. Jos. Denison, Esq. M.P. Sidmouth. William Manning, Esq. 11. P. The Right lion. Lord Calthorpe. Joseph Jekyll. Esq. The Right lion. Lord Rolle. Frederick IVebb, Esq. The Rigitt Hon. Lard Arden. W. Wilberforce, Esq. Sir W. Ashburnham, Bart. Tn S.: a suit ft rt —William Nottidge. Esq. SVCR F.TAIt V—llev. Richard Yates, I) 11. F.S.A. The ANN I V EMS.% RY SE It MON in behalf of this Institution will he preached in St. James's Church, Piccadilly., on SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester. A fter the conclusion of the Service one of the Children will recite the Lord's Prayer ; and those in attendance mar be ex amined in the Vestry. Prayers will commence at II o'clock. On TUESDAY, the 11th of April, the Governors and Friends of the Institution will DINE together, at the City of London Tavern. Bishopsgate-street. His Royal Highness the Duke of.GLOUCESTER, Patron, in the Chair. Dinner on Table at half-past five o'clock precisely. A few of the children, alter dinner, will recite Wine verses. STB WARDS. Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart. Thomas G. Hough, Esq. Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt. Charles Nottitlge, Esq. W. Thompson, Esq. Ald. M.P. I'. Mott Men Sherwood, Esq. Johln Castle, Esq. William Taylor, Esq. Henry Cottlcy, Esq. Joshua Williamson, Esq. Benjamin Hanson, Esq. Richard Winstanley, Esq. Two hundred and twenty children are now under tuition in this Asylum. Admission is confined to no district or persuasion within the British Empire. One guinea per annum constitutes a Governor ; a donation of ten guineas, a Governor for life. • CH ABI.ES COM PTON, Pep. Secretary. HAND-IN-lIAND FIRE OFFICE, No. I, NEN BRIDGt-STIIEET. IBLACKTRIAHS, MARCH 25, 1826. Instituted 1696. . All Persons whose Insurances become due at Larly.dey are re quested to observe their receipts are now ready, and sbould be paid within fifteen days from that 'od. The Directors have *Pars wMh Migu fftr oitt e" Premidms On 'lnsurances elreetsd with t Ornet, nary cirome, Alan be reduced as follows, viz. : First Ciao - from 2s. to ls. 6d. per cent. Second Class - from 31. to 2s. Sd. per cent. Thhd Class . firm 6s. to 4s. 6d. per cent. BENJ. ROUSE, Sec. C ITY OF LONI)OY GENERAL PENSION • - SOCIETY. At a GENERAL 3IEETING of the Sll SCRIBERS to t~la INSTITUTION, held at the City of London Tavern, the 3cl of Aped, 1826, for the purpose of Electing 40 Men and 20 Wotneu as Pensioners, Sir PETER LAURIE, Y.P. in the Chair. The following were declared the successful Candidates : MEN. Needham - 12.6961 Carpenter . 10.07"3 Gordon - 9721 Early - 91117 Ile-wood . 61125 ()!.101l 8534 Hill - 8465 Coben fula Winterbum - 8005 Ingle - 7925 Hughes - 7816 Stanton - 7440 Millie - 7179 Boatel - 6914 Spice . 111141 Chesney - 6749 Perkins . 660 Dobson - 6434 !insigne& - 6360 Reynolds - 6063 Mobbe - 6041 Dilworth - Liddisrd - 5741 Salter - 55811 Pryor - 54.12 1400derham - 5408 Griggs - 5933 Parry - 5320 Poole . 6265 Althorn - 5189 A ppl in . .5170 31 artin - 5156 H andmord 5143 Parish . 5137 111 'Fee - 4506 Thwaites - 4631 Moiton 444 Richards . 4355 Daniel - 4495 Poole - 4354 Page . 10.924 Vincent . 8291 Jl•Calta - 71153 Euly . 79291 Shambrook 7440 More - 7529 Stnne - 7474; That the cordial dr Peter Laurie, one of this day, and his gen WOMEN. TAW - 7472 Alford • 7257 De.trson - 7028 Atkinson . Haywood - 6738 Davison - 6419 Austerbury 6 O 7 tanks of this Meeting the Vice-Presidents, p Morgan . Glr,o Jones - 5701 Wrbb - 5048 Stillman - 4986 Jackson . 4920 Hall - 4919 ; be presented to Sir r his kind attendance crests of the Society. ILDSON, Secretary. oral attention to the inh DANIEL RICUAI '613, 1826. 93, Cheat rside, Apr GUARDIAN SOCIETY for the Preservation of Pub lic Morals, providing a temporary Asylom, with suitable Employment, for Females who have deviated from the paths of virtue, and who have either been removed by the operation of the laws from the public streets, or have been awakened by conscience to a sense of their guilt and danger. ASYLUM, NEW-ROAD, ST. GEORGE'S EAST. The Committee return their most grateful acknowledgments for the support the Society has already received, which has relieved it from the pressure that so seriously embarrassed its operations. They beg at the same time to state, that relying on the continued aid of the Public to increase the permanent income of the Society, they have an far relaxed acting on the very painful resolution they were compelled to adopt (to reduce and limit the number of females to 30), as to receive several neeessitons cater. The very prompt manner in which their former address was re ceived, induces the Committee again to make their appeal, in the hope that adequate supplies will be furnished, to enable them alto gether to rescind the resolution, and restore the Asylum to Its full complement of Inmates. Amount already advertised, X 641 121. Mr. Dryden . A. XI 1 J. W. Baird, Esq. £2 0 John Lockie, Esq. I II Miss Roberts - 10 10 R. Brook, Esq. A. 1 1 Miss Dornford 1 0 11. 11. - 1 if Alpha A. I 1 - Mr. Amiga. . 010 Mrs. Bass - A. 1 I Mr. Hesse 1 0 Mrs. H. per Mrs. Fleet I 1 - Mr. Walker - A. 1 1 J. S. C. - 2 0 Mr. Alexander A. 1 1 Mrs. Turner - 1 1 Mr. Chandler A. r 1 Mrs. Ifelech - 1 0 Mr. Paul - A. 1 I G. Scrivent, Earl. 6 0 Mr. J. Preston A. I I Thank offering to God for ~..-.......... _ R. Granger, Eui. DI 10 hi macifil preserves. Mr. H. Knieht - 1 0 tien during five years' Mrs. Ells. Kidd 010 residence in London 5 0 James Teddy, Esq. 30 0 Mrs. Edwards . 1 I Mrs. 'faddy - 20 0 Mr. Abraham . 1 1 Rev. E. Bickersteth A. 1 1 T. M. Musgrave 3 0 J. Vaillant, Esq. 2 0 51. M. - 45 0 Dowager Lady Anson 5 0 C. H. 5 0 John Jones, Esq. 10 10 Blskesley, Esq. 2 0 Do. - A. 1 IS. Stackhouse, Esq. 10 0 H. per Rev. T. Webster 1 0 J. B. Panton, Esq. A. 1 1 Sir Thomas Blomclield 5 5 Aim J. per the Matron 1 1 Do. - A. 1 1 Lady staye and Sele 1 1 Captain Gooch A. 1 I John Plisaubter, Esq. 10 0 Min °ouch A. 1 1 Mrs. Ames - 1 I Mrs. Marsh - 6 0 W. Harvey, Esq. 25 0 Rev. T. Newman 1 1 W. Elliott Elliott, Esq. 10 0 Mr. H. Haines A. 1 1 Sir C. Lemon - n 0 W. H. A cret, Esq. 20 J. Talliud, Esq. - 20 0 Rev. T. L. Foe • 30 A Friend - 010 11. (luring, Esq. 10 10 Alin Posken - 1 0 H. P. - 10 0 AL Pearson, Esq. 5 0 Airs. Tyrrell - 1 0 Mrs. S. Beddome A. 1 1 Mr. J. Evans - A. 1 1 Mr. Sheriff Crowder 5 0 John Cator, Esq. 5 0 Mr. Sheriff Kelly 0 0 A. 1 1 C. Marsh Phillips, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Verrall - A. Ills. 6d. (1. C. Julius, Esq. A. 2 2 Subscriptions are received by %I'. Fry, Esq. Treasurer, St. Mil. &ell's-court ; and by the following bankers :—Alentrs. Mire, 37, Fleet-street; Sir J. W. Lubbock and Co. Mansion-House-street; Messrs. Praed and Co. Fleet-street; and Messrs. Ilammerpley and Co. Pall-mall: by John Murdock, Esq. Oxfoid-street ; by the Rev. Thomas Webster, M.A. Secretary, 40, Hatton-garden ; and by Mr. J. Brown, Assistant Secretary and Collector, 111, Alder. usanbury. THE THIRD ANNE/M. EXHIBITION of the SOCIETY of BRIMS ART ISTS. Sufrolk.%treet, Prll mall East, is now OPEN, him o'clock in the Morning until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues. Is. T. C. lIOFLAND, Seventy. J3ItITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL:—The GALLERY for the EXHIBITION and S 4,LE of the WORKS of BRITISH AM isTs, inrlpting the celebrated PICTURE of CHRIST CROWNED with THOt NS. by W. HILTON. R.A. norchased by the Direoors. IS OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the . Morning unarive in ,it. Ever,ing. W. BA RNA RD, Keeper. Admission liar-Catalogue Is. GRAND CA NIDMAN CONCERT will trike a place. under- Royal and Illustrious Patronage, on WED- N '4DAY MORNING. May !4, at the Freemtuums . Hall, at which Miss Stephens, Miss Ptsvey, and the Misses Carrie ; Messrs. Braham, Horn, Sinclair,: Sapio, Terrail, Taylor. Smith. C,ollyer, Powell. and Atkins-=-Mesas. Mori (Leader). Lindley, Nicholson, Harper. Eley. Daniels, Calkin, Lyon, Sherringmo, Mackintosh, M. Sharp, J. J. Jones, 0. Davies. - &c. will assist to give due erect to the strains of olden times. Pennillion Singing with the Welsh Harps will be introduced, and tire Medals of the Royal Cambrian Institution will be presented. For particulsts vide small handbills. Tickets 10a. 6i. each, to be bad of Mr. Party, No. 26, Oxford street.. . T HE QUARTERLY4EVIEW, No. LXVI., will be public To-morrow. On .. A NNE IVOLEVN 8 #1414 T tic Poem. By the Rev. H. H. MILM AN. Profetetor of Poetry lo the University of Oxford. Printed tor John Murray, Albemarle-tweet. This day, A N INQUIRY into the ORIGIN of the LAWS and Ll POLITICAL. INSTITUTIONS of MODERN EU ROPE, and, in particular, of those of EN LA ND. By GEORGE SPENCE, of Liucnin'a-Inn, Esq. Printed fn John :Murray, Albemarle-street. Thin day, 44 Plates. 4to. 41. 144. 6.1. ARRATIVE of TRAVELS and DISCOVERIES N in NORTH ERN snd CENTRAL AFRICA, in the years 1822. 1823. and nut By Major DENHAM, Captain CUAPPERTON, and the late Doctor OUDNEY. Printed fn: John Murray, Albemarle-street. -- WA LICINGLIA E's A RITHMETIC. 'WITH THE NEW wcioirrs AND MEASURES. In a few days will be publishe 2s. bound, TILE TUTOR'S ASSISTANT ; being a Compen dium of Arithmetic and Question-book. By FRANCIS WALKINGIIAME. Revised, corrected, and altered, to correspond with the late Equalization of the Weights and Measures ; with a System of Buok.keeping. By WM. TA PLIN, Accountant and Mathematician. Sold by J. Souter, School Library, 73, St. PAW ' S Church-yard CIOLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE.—British, Colo nial, and Maritime Life Assurances may be etrected for any particular country, voyage, service, or residence, or generally, to include the common dangers of Sea and Climate. For the present convenience of the assured, the premiums have been calculated as low as is consistent with security ; .and fours fifths of all evess, with its accumulations, revert to them at the periodical divisions. The Institution has Referees in every part of tale Kingdom and Colonies. A Medical Officer attends at Two o'Cloct daily, in Cornhill.—Forms of Proposals, Prospectuses, &c. may be obtained at either of the Establishments of the Company. HENRY P. SMITH, Actuary. Eagle British and Colonial Life Assurance Offices, Cornhill and Regent.sereet. p lICENIX FIRE OFFICE.I TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS. rtlatthiss Attwood, Esq. M.P. Wm. lleygate, Esq. Alderman, James Bell, Esq. ALP. John Coepe, Esq. • Rd. Renshaw Lawrence, Esq. William Curtis, }'q. Jolt' Petty kloaratt, Esq. William Davis, Esq. Ma or Rohde, E Crawford Davison, Esq. Ws Nein Semler, Esq. Sir Charley Flower, Bart. and George Shum Storey. Esq. Alderman Chas. Hampden Turner, Esq. Emanuel Gootihart, Esq. , Matthew Whiting, Esq. John Hawes, Esq. Matthew Wilson, .ay. Thomas floitgson, jun. Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. This Company have determined to make a reduction of Pre. mium, under exceptions, in the three Ordinary Clause of Insu rance, which will be, charged as follows. viz. First Class, Is. Bd.--Second Class, 2s. lid.--Third Claus, 4s. lid. Persons whose Insurances fall due at Lady-day are requested to i take notice, that printed Receipts are now ready at the Company's Offices, in Lombard.street and at Charing-cross, where attendance is daily given from Nine till Four o'clock, and that Ingot/noes of the above description will have the Premium reduced accordingly. J. JONES, Secretary. SURREY, SUSSEX, and SOUTHWARK FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE CO3IPANY, ST. MARGARET'S-LULL, SOUTIIIVARK. This Company has been formed upon principles combining the most perfect security, with advantages equal to, if not greater than, those offered by any similar Institution. The Fire and Life Departments are kept distinct, thus affording the same advantages as if the Assurances were effected at separate Offices. Persons Assured, either against loss by Fire or upon Lives, will periodically participate in the Profits, without any liability on their part to contribute towards Tresses. RSDUCED RATES OF ASSURANCE. The following Reductions have taken place on the Rates of good Risks in the undermentit ned Classes:— First Class, from 2s. to Is. dd. per Cent. Second ditto, aa. to 2s. fid. ditto. Third ditto Is. to 4s. 6d. ditto. Bat this Reduction will net apply to Assurances where it would bring the Premium to less than ss. The Premiums on Life Assurances are lower than those gene rally required. Officers in the Army and Navy are not charged with any addi tional Premium, unless called Run actual service. No Entrance Money or Admission Fees are required from Per sons effecting Life Assurances; not is any charg2 made for Policies beyond the amount of the stamp. A liberal Commission is allowed to Solicitor, and Army and Navy Agents. and others, on effecting Life Assurances. March 25, Inn. G. W. WILSON, Sec. G UARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CO3IPA NY, No. li, LOSIRARD.STREET, at the Entrance of the Post-office, London. DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEF RAIKES, Esq. Chairman. IdEORGIE LYALL, E.g. Deputy Chairman. W. C. Erandram ' Esq. Howland Mitchell, Esq. William Copland, Esq. Robert Mitford, Esq. William 1). Dowson, Joh. G. Ravensbaw, F,sq. Sir T. llarvie la t quhar, Bart. Robert Rickards, E sq. John Garrett, Esq. Ald. Joho Shore, Esq. Nicholas Garry, E 9. Edward Stewart. Esq. IVm. Jlaltlimsod, Esq. M.P. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. George Jenner, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Tulloth, Esq. Stewart blarjoribanks,E.q.M.P. •James TuUoch, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M.P. A UDITORS—IieWiI Loyd, Esq• ; A. W. Roberts, Esq. M.P. ; William Ward. Esq. The Directors have determined, with certain exception,. to make the following reduction on the three ordinary Classes of Fire Insu rances, and Insurances hitherto charged at 2.. will be reduced to la. 6d. per Cent. per Annum 3s. . . 24. 6d. ditto; and bs. 4s. lid. ditto t but no Polies will be entitled to a reduction tibial. will bring the I Premium below ös. - -..• The unprecedented success this institution has experienced, affords satisfactory proof' that the pfluekples upoa which it was rounded have mct with general approbation, anti gives the hest as surance that the proportion of Profit to he returned to the assured at the septennial divi3Oon will meet their full expectation. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Lady day, should be renewed within fifteen day. thereafter, or they be.. come void ; and dist the Receipts fur such Renewals are now ready for delivery with the respective Agent: for the Company through. out the United Kingdom. Vt WILLIAMS, Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION. MEADOW HAY. COWS, TWO HANDSOME GELD INGS, HARNESS. A PONY CHAISE, &c. By Mr. hIIUTTI,EWORTII, On the Premises, opposite the Sera Sisters, four miles from Shorediteh Church. at Tottenham, Middlesex, on FRIDAY NEXT. to 4. _ _ _ THE EFECTS comprise two stacks of meadow hay, well got in, trintaioing about traernyotlx . loads ; two tine mileh co o, a haedsonie heifer. a yearling calf. pith, n ehesnut gelding, brwrn gchhttg, a single horse chaise and harness ; a broad wheel rnrt and harness ; a yin y eln,ise in good e3ndition ; sundry farming implemeivs. tlary ii , eie.ds. Ar. May be viewed clueing the moving previous to the sale. when eatalogu may be had on the preiniaes ; and of Mr. Sliuttlewortli, No. 211, 'oultry. TAVISTOCK•SQI'.IIt By Mr. SIWTTLE WORTH. At the Auction Mart, on Val/NESDAY, the 21:h inst. at 12, unless previously disposed of by Private Contrscel A N excellent LEASEHOLD TOWN RESIDENCE, I - 1 finished in an elegant style, adapted for a large family, and commanding a very etif,ible situation, No. Si, Tavistack square, near the New thutch, St. Pancras, containing numerous well-proportioned airy bed chambers. dressing rooms, and Miter closets ; a suit of spacious elegant Lefty drawing rooms, commu nil:piing through folding doors, &capital dining parlour, library, handsome paved entrance hall, and stone staircase, a most tita mirable arrangement of domestic offices, and numerous conve niences, upon a superior scale, and the whole in excellent ern dition. Held for 24 years unexpired, at a low rent. be viewed with tickets only. which, with particulars, may bs kid ibt . Rlr. Shottlesrorils, No. 20, Poultry. Particulars will also beilelireved at the PlartA 'TA SWORD NIL SUPERIOR RESIDENCE. • WITH OFFICES AND MEA DOW LAN D. PLEASURE %ROUNDS, ard GARDENS, COM PRISI NWTOGETII ER THIRTY ACRES. fly SiII!TTLEWORTII. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. April 21;, at 1‘2., by order of the Executors, . ASingularly desirable FAMILY MANSION, with at tached and detached offices of every descriprion. extensive pleasure grounds and gardens, farm yard, and several incinsurea of rich meadow land, co:nprising altogether upwards of thirty acres, commanding a prominent and highly picturesque situation, on the summit of Stamford !fill, little more than three mitts from London, in (the county of Middlesex, the late residence and property of Joseph Stonard, Esq. deceased. The house is adapted for a numerous family of the first respectability, containing 8 spacious airy bed chambers, 6 large dressing rooms, store rooms, and aster closets, excellent entrance hall. capital dining and drawing ro sns, library, study, housekeeper's mom, principal and secondary stair cases, spacious kitchens, numerous domestic offices, and capa cious cellaring, detached coach-houses, stable for six horses, with servants' rooms and lofts, farm yard, agricultural btrfitllngv, and every desirable appurtenance ; a most capital walled kitchen garden, green house, hot house, and vinery, melon mounds, extensive shrubbery walks, delightful pleasure grounds, commanding interest ing prospects. rich paddocks of meadow land, fish ponds, and every requisite for the establishment of a gentleman or morchant of eminence. 31.7 be viewed with tickets only, ten ilsys previous to the Sale, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, at 23, Poultry ; particulars also at the 31 trt. TO GUN-MAKERS AND OTHERS. FURNITURE A - N . l) S Tbdi IN THAD OF MR. JOSEPH MANI . ' IN, HANOVER-sQUA By Mr. CROOK and Mr. HENRI' WILSON, On the Premises, No. 11, Ilanover.square, on MONDAY NEXT, the 10th inst. at by direction of the ,ftniirtieelt, THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE (of the usual description); a most expensive air.pump, by Cuthbert, with apparatus complete; and the residue of the Stock and Implements in Trade of Mr. Joseph Manton, (Jun-maker, a Bankrupt; consisting of 24 capital double and single gitris i rifles, ' &c. • two excellent rifling machine., on superior prirciplts, the one for rifling cannon, the other for rifling guns a large powder magazine, cased with lead, a quantity of usetul cuatetials„ and va riousother effects. . _ . .... May be viewed on Saturday and morning of sale; Catalogues may he had cn the premises, of Mr. Crook, Skinner-street, and of Mr. H. Wilson, 106, Ilatinn.gardan. RARE AND SPIsENDID BOOKS. ... By Air. EVANS, At his house, No. 93, Pall-mall, THIS and three following Days, VALUABLE COLLECTION of rare, curious, and V splendid BOOKS &Aro/nails Pennant ' s _ of Loh don, 8 vA. isepertai folio, illawrate4 with a grand and splendid assembhue of original Drawings, 80/traits, Views, private Plates, rare Prints, &c., bound in morocco, by Lewis; Triomphe de 81aximilicn, a magnificent Book, printed upon vellum, with Plates, by Hans Burgmair ; &lush's Sepulchral Monuments, 6 vol. In routs ; Nichots's Deicestershire, ti vol. large paper, very rare; Dugdale's Illotastioon A nglicanum, and Stevers'a Continua tion, 7 vol. blue morocco; flume's England, 10 vol., Boayer's splendid Edition, in russia ; CF:uvros de Boyle, 4 vol. large pape r, ' morocco drawings and prints ; Rosharghc Club vol., ; Pilkington'a .c -tionary of Painters, 8 vul., illustrated : the property of Dlr. Thorpe, and sold by order of his Assignees. TO MUSIC -DEALERS AND PUBLISHERS, INSTRU MENT-MAKERS, TURNERS, &c. The remaining STOCKof Messrs. LEACH & GUTTERIDGE, under direction of the Assignees. with other Miscellaneous Property. By Mr. W. P. MUSGRAVE, • At Mt. Stanley's Rooms, 21, old Bond -street, TO-MORROW, at Eleven, QONIE TONS of superior BOX and other WOOD, in I. Lngs, Boards, and Scantlings; Plates of Copyrights and other IVorks ; a fine-toned Cabinet Organ, with Venetian Swell and live Stops, in handsome mahogany case: Barrel ditto ; Square, Upright, and Horizontal, Piano-Fortes ; Violins, Tenors, Violon °elide, Flutes, Flageilets, Fifes. Bassoons, Clarionets, Trum pets, Horne, &c.: printed Music; Measures, and various other articles. May be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday ; catalogues at the Rooms, and of the Auctioneer, No. 5, Bread•street, Cheapside. N.B. The Wand to be seen two days before the sale, at Mr. Downing's, 46, Lower Marsh, Lambeth. near the Waterloo-mad. f ACKSON and SHAW'S BANKRUPTCY.—The el CREDITORS who intend to prove their Debts under a Commission of Bankruptcy issued against THOMAS JACKSON and ROBERT SHAW, of King's Lynn, in the County 01 Norfolk, corn merchants and co.partaers, dealers and chapmen, trading under the firm of Jackson, Shaw and Company, are re. quested forthwith to send to us, or Mr. BOYS ALDHAM, So. brunt, Lynn, the particulars thereof, and the Securities they hold for the same,. to then with the names of the partite who will attend to prove their Debts, eta ' their partners. if any, that the correctness thereof may be .; and the Depositions pre. pared accordingly. • • LEY and SON, So h itun l ti tbe Commission, Temple. • • FIENSIN tr hi WoßkB.—A most beautiful AS. Stack Of ' lilo Ind superior productions, on foreign 1 princip . les ; Blot* t will wash equal to Thread I and Black, equal to the best Chantilly, arc now ready for inspection at the manufacturipg price'', and sit the Manufacturer's only Warehouse, SO, Southampton.etreet, Covent.garden, corner of Alattten-lase. Caul . tort.--,,The genuine Kensington Lace cannot be had any where else. All others sold under that name are gross impositions. BY ACP OF PARLIAMENT. THIS IS THE VERY LAST LOTTERY BUT ONE THAT CAN EVER BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. CA KROLL earnestly solicits attention to the present St- HE ME, and assures the Public that although Lotteries have existed in this country upwards of 150 years, they are now doomed, by Act of Parliament, to cease for ever, after this anti One more Drawing. From the very great demand that may be expe?ted in the Last Lottery, it is highly . probable that Tickets and Shares will rise considerably above their present price. In this Scheme all the popular points of the late Lotteries are retained, and every Number Is ROTC of being a Prize; 'with SIX PRIZES of .C 21,000. &c. &c. FORMING AN A0(01 EGATE 0(1137.000 ! ALL To BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, THIRD OF MAY. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at Carroll's Fortunate Of. flees, Ne. 19, Comhill; 7. Charing-cross; and 26, Oxford-street, London ; where he sold, within a short period, Four . . Prizes of . . .£30,000 ! Four . . Prizes of . . se20,000! And other Capitals in former Lotteries exceeding A MILLION STERLING! /1111 E ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from 1.. Alercury or Antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial effects in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Cop - minima. Indigestion, and its numerous train of maladies, and ate peculiarly mild and pleasant as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has increased the deniand for them so much, that an additional mimber of Venders has been appointed in London for the accommodation of the Public; and they may now be obtained in Boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each, of J. V. Simpson (Proprietor). 28, Henrietta. street, Covent-garden; Messrs, S•radling, Royal Exchange; An. demon, 15G, Bishnpsgate-M i:hou:; Segueing, 131, Whitechapel II igh-street ; R. and F. (Ming, 159, 11 igh.street. and 171, I pion. street, Southwark ; Ward, 824. and Hose, la, Holborn ; Prout, 226, and Eurtield, MO, Strand; Payne. 5, St. Martin's -court; ' Simpson, l? 1, Piccadilly; Hawkins. IL Old Bond-street ; non. 174. Regent-street. opposite New Ileirlington.street ; 5. 1108es.sireet, envenelish-snare; Sanger. ISO. and Cbandkr, 76, (ratord.street ; White, No. 1, and Yarde. 211, Lamb's Con. (tuft-street ; and of all Medicine Venders throughout the kingdom. itenard, No. 19, Rue Vivienne, hi appoicted vender of these Fills in Paris. FROM LAST Niaurs GAZETTE. Lord Chamberlain's Office. April 3,192 R. Orders for the Codlt'a going into monrning, on Sunday next, the la instant, for his late Sfajeety the King of Portugal, ids. The ladle* to wear black silk, frtnged or plain linen, white gloats. Mak• laces and-ear-rinse, black or white shoes, fans, andlippers. endress—Whlttpr grey Instring-,tabllea, or damask,. The gentlemen to wear Wick, full trimmed, binged or plain Ben; black swords and buctiles. Untlmss—(hey frocks. The toOrt to change the mourning on Sunday the 2fid Instant, The ladles to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans sail,. pets, or plairr white, or white and gold, or white and silver etuffs s .Wiga block rinhnns. The gentlemen to *ear Mack cuatr, and black or plain white, m' viola and gold, or white and silver stuff waistcoats, ton trimmed, cabstand swords and buckles. And on Sunday the 30th Inst. the Court to go out of mourning. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, Left at the Baalcrupts' Office, under Act O. Gen Mb, cap. 16. tac. 6. ANV CICLIP%Rip SYNPFINNN, Waterside, Walvrortb, *Blow and Dam. ;Milell April 4.) RIcITARN MICRWY, of the Chequers public-house, Charing-um% sc. rustler. 'F`iicA April 4.) BANK RU ITC lES EN I. ARG fI). DELVAS fißoutoi roy gild JOHN: JA4tKR 01 , 11 , 11rft, ?fait. Teich, Cheslure, hackers. Prow April I to May 13, at 11, at the Grown las. Nantwitle. _ _ .._._,........ 'faoreav Garipic-rr, Nantwich, Cheshire, cheese-factor, front April 1 to May 12, at 11, at the Croat' Inn, Nnntnich. BAN li RI rftIES st PERSEDEB. Memoriam Bova and Roo natio Iloarsamata, Beaumont-tared. NM* lehone, mine and spirit merchant.. . Jolly Iticutao Pair and WILLIAM RICRAID R4VIIINSCILOPT, Neat London-street, corn-factor a. .. . sANKRutri4..., ' .. ... Joey S Trto7llll a Snorrest, t.horeditch..chemernonget. to Plifelliel. Aprll.ll, at 12, 18, and May 16, at 11, A the Bankrupts' Court. Selialith Ik. Dods, Morallkomkorioad,Mseet, Wane. -- Jamas Pas. Winkled Mottiviists led 111101114% .1 6 11111. tambo9 ll street, and W.Ubrd. Hai tfordshlre, bankers. April 11. Ilit.iL Wawa nil 16 ,at 10, at the Banistrupers' Coto t. Solicitor!, Messrs, Vs* Seedrat mat Tiniale, Howgete-hill. - , ...... ... . . TliomA* Wool., liorocaglot, Linea's:midis*. tailor, A pri l 17, 111, mil May 16, at 11, at the Black Horse Inn, fisseensah '4191/Ctters.Mlllllll6 Se!la rod, Horacasties and IN ess e ii. Eyre atidgeyertialutirny's,lpst. ~. JONAS (N1:11.%14, Ilrmiford, Yorkshire, Mikunereer, May 1,2, sod 14, at 11. ot Bayne's Coefee•hois.:e, Y.irk. Solicitors. Mitairs; Waelter add C,ilithurst, New-lon ; and II r. Thomas Walker, Collier-gate, York: Ric Swan lVsnrom, Ask.street. Bottom New Tows: ourelloMMOsass April 8, at 10, 16, at 11, and :Nay 16, at 10, ,d the Bankrupts' Court. *a., ~c j a:::. , , ,, M 3 r io \ n V o ad A e m „ . P ;s o o ly i g w , ; , :i ih S i c i. m e e u ra c i r t ape own r. . Apil 1, 22, at 5 , and flair 4., at I, at the White Swan ten. Norwich. Solicitor., Mr. Keith, NOIII/Vh: and Mr. Tilbury, Falcon-street, Aldersgate-street. Bonus Favaa, Sunder . ..did, coal-letter, Ap ril 18, 26, and May Idynt 11, at the George Inn, Pilgrim-greet, Newell. le-upum'fyne. SoltellOrs. Messrm Bell and Broderick, bow Church-yard, Chewable; nod Ma Seymour, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 2;AMuni. ItATci.irrn, Mellor, Derbyshire. cotton-spinner, A r 11.24, 25, at 11, and May 16, at ill, at the White Lion Inn, Stockport, C l beaktn. Soli citor' Mr. Wood, Bullock-smithy, near Stockport; and Memel. Miltpe and Parry, Temple Jour CURTIn, Birmingham, chandler, April 14, 15, and May at the Swan Hotel, High-street, Birmingham. Solicitor, Heim,: Richard+, anti Blerharif, Chancery-but} and Mears. Tyndall and lin , Birmingham. +, Jon'sßcona, Wheelock. Cheshire, silk-Offowater, April 2!„ Ili 4 2). and May 16, at 19, at the Doll's Head luti, Congleton, Mesbire. BM cltors, Messrs. Hick. and liraikearidge, Bartiett's-buildlapi; and Mr. Gaunt, Leek. Jolts Youso, Nesrport, Monmouthshire. raerehariWll 119, May Ili, at 11, at the otLees of Messrs. Prothero and, pi, N ew . Solicitors. Messrs.-Froth/no and Phillips, Newport[ anti r. Platt, lio-well.court, Liticolu'a-Inn. Jolts Faunas', Brampton Byron, fferefoltidtire, cattle-Beater, Arra IS, 19, and May 16, at 11, at the Castle Inn, Wiping. litelfffirkliM Solicitor, Mr. Downer, Austin-Mars ; and Mr- 'AllielSorle Ludlow. TrIOMAR CULSMAN, Joni Mona's, limn Manna Monate; 11111 THOMA is 31on KIS, Leominster, lierefordrhire„ hankers, April 24, 9P, and Muy IC, at 11, at the King's Arms Inn, Leominster. SolitiSon, Nj. 14,0 2.• Furnivai's-lon ; and Mr. Preece. Leominster. Tit 0 PIA% isiNRINS, Lottiltury, timber-merchant, April 11, 16, and May 16, at 11, at th,:. Bankrupt.' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hodgson, Broad-street, buildings. • . ._ Vl'a L rRR WOOD, Botolph-lane, fruit-broker, April 11, 22, at II„ . and May Id, at 12, at the Bankrupts ' Court. Solicitors", Messrs. Sled and Nicol, linen-street, Cheapside. PA.TUtell Men env, Liverponlstreet, corn-usereiant, Apre 46 it 10, lb, at 11, and May 16. at 10, at the Baukrupts' Gmell. liululkors, Messrs. Nuy, Templer, and Noy, Great Tower-Mewl. Jon's CAArtiNGTOS. Ludgate-sired, Ilueladraper, April 8, ii. at 2, sod May 16 at 1, at the llsukrapts' Court. tioncltor, Mr. Bart', Adehli strat, Alderrnaubnry. AtTOUSTILI Borsow, Nelson-square, Surrey, and Three tog's-pet, Lombard street, commission-agent. April 8, at IS, at Si. sad May 18, at 10, at the Baukruptr/ Court. Solicitor, Mr. . Jonas, SWF lane. ROBERT OWnN, Warrington, corn-dealer, April 20, 21, and May 14, at 1, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitor+ ' Mears . Taylor and Roscoe, Temple ; and Messrs. lowndee and Itobleion, Liverpool. Jong IiIIOWN, Liverpool, merchant, April A 76, sadrpiiip a. at 11, at the George lon, Liv I. Solicitors, Mr. WUlea, Back street, Strand; and Messrs. ParbflaortdiCdehel4l Sed,ll/6. BmtuktiTs . Liverpool. . . Join' Tittoe, -ew;sh-g-Aubtaihmliotitilikliehria May 16, at 12, at Bankirly/d, Court. , . Mayor's Court-office, Royal Bachiage. lifps. .. ingeg . • , April 8. Joseph Warden, New Straw Wiitshire, menegarrinew, all 12, at the Bankrupts' Court-April 29. Jam Park, Tower, chant, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-April 29. John WailletViiiM: L lune, and Puudersou-place, Bethuatirevu, Immune-tech.* 11,:iti itil Bankrupts' Court - April 25. (mac Prowler Abergivenny, outflow - shire, grocer, at 11, at the Angel lee, Abergarsany-A 311, 'Waage Godber, RA Llon-street, Middlesex, draper, at. 11, at the Baalrgapte Coact-Apell 26. Sarah Cricklit. Robert Alexander Crieldtt, eat &marl Hunt Ruffen, Chelmsford, imakers, at 12, at she Baal:rural' . coat*. -April 26, James Houghton Manchester, Ilnen-draper, at IO M the Bankrupts'Court--April S . darter Buchanan, Wonlwielt, shoeanket.. 4 *I I, at the Baukrupts' Court-April 11. Hubert Watkins llount.streat. . Grosvenor-square, tailor, at IL at the Bankreptir CourtL-AprllSll...Fdlas Smith mad Frederick Smith, Clement's-lane, mad. St. Swithist= wine-merchants, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-April I 8: John Halt-duck, Julius Hutchinsoa, aad William Playfair, CorobilL, hagitegq, ' at 11, at the Bankrupts ' Court - April 28 . John May, James Wilidre, SVildani While, and John Mercer, Beal, baarts, it 11, at 11111.011180141. Canterbury-April ;28. James Bannister, Worcester, victualler, at 4 Mee Bridge Inn, Worcester-April 29. Thomas Maullio, Ritchey, ill'at4inie,- 1 shire, nail-ironmonger, at 11, at the Royal Hotel, Biriningloop-citff. 4 I Franck dlid Goor, Manchester, merchant, at 12, at the Star Ito, an... cite-der-April 24. Nathaniel Peach Muter, Liverpool , hairerdashtt, W at 11, , at the Bankrupts' Court. . CERTIFICATES-Aram 12. • James Warren, Clipstone 7 ;tWei,ifarylehones thaadlfr-ab , grePtr- - Wm. Evans, Oxford-street, laceman—John Earle, Liverpool, -dealer —Joseph Hamar, Great Surrey-street, stove-atuautaalluer—J4w , ,WelAis Bilihop•gate-street-without, woollen-drapers—Thomas Veldham, rupe ham-coun-roul,linen-draper—Nillitara lintwood, Si. John's.istreeli, girt enwell, grocer—Bobert Calver, Norwich, miller—George Cross, C street, Covent-garden, skin:dim—James Wood, Montague-cloik, Sal - wark, and Upper Itanclagh-street, Pimlico, carman--James Bullet, Ri chard Butler, and Robot Butler, Austtn.friare, merchants and insurtuce brokers. SCOTCH SE4I.7ESTRATIONS. CriAatas Seiscs, Edinburgh, vintner ; at the Cross Keys Tavern, Edinburgh, April 7 and 22, at 1. WILLIAM WYLLLETraieabank, Lanarkshire, grazier; at 111 Lay's Tad, Airdrie, April 11 Mall V, at I. Tsosas ComiltriAllrAli, Edinburgh. printer; at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, EdinlaMgh, IMI 8 and 17, at 12. Geo/ton nein, Ain. Dundee, grocer; at the house of Mr. A. Marren, Dundee, April 10 and 24, at 2. Axis AXIOM J/Ar'g again and Co. Leith, merchants; at the Exchaage Hotel, Leith. April 6 and 21, at I. AttAte ANIMETr and Co. Kilmarnock, cotton-yarn-merchants : at the George Inn; Kilmarnock, April II and 24, at la. Janes DUNCAN and Co. Glasgow, cloth-merchants' at the chambers of Sir. A. Buchanan, Glasgow, April 29 and May 13, at 12. RUDER? Dore, Hamlet, merchant at the counting-house of Mr. G. Symms, Dundee, April 27 and May 10, at I. JAMES WILLI Asians and SON, Edinburgh, groCers ; at the Royal EX. change Cdffeethouse, Edinburgh, April t 3 and May 11, at 12. JAEN/ ALLAN and Son, Glasgow. grain -merchants; at Mains& Ban, Glarijow, May 2 and 16, at S. W. mid A. 111•KaAn and Co. Leith, nieruhanaii at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, EdlnbUrgh, May 1 and 15. at 1. Jobs griscaa, Erdnburgb, plumber; at the Royal Iscbmwe Coffee.. house, Edinburgh, April 211 and sLty 1.1, at 1. PATWICE Awnsimov, Hendee, merchant ; at the chambers of Mr. J. Kerr, Dundee, April 27 and May 10, at 12. Jolts Kolar( su, Edinburgh, builder; at the Royal Exchange Coffee. house, Edlntongh, May 6 and 19, at 12. Durmast GUARAM, Blarbulachan. Perthshire, grazier; at the Black Bud. Kippen, fitirlingshire, April 7 and 21, at 2. Sulttistmaw and Scot-4 , Edinburgh, builders; at the Royal Ex. change, Edinbergti, Aptll and i 2, at 2. JANIER SVTRERLAND, Edinburgh, bulkier; at the Royal Eutaw* Coffee-house, Edinburgh. April 5 and 1, , 0, at 2. JAMBS Moat, Paisley, baker; at the Saracen's Head, Paisley, Aptll7 and 22, at 1. Scare ANDlallwa, jun. and Co. Kilmarnock, esrpet•manufactarent at the George Inn, Kilmarnock, April 11, and 'Ai at 11. CEARLES KRRR and Co. GlasguW, inannfactilren ; at the Black Ball. Glasgow, April 11 and 26, at I. HUBERT Main\ a, Renton, merchant; at the Elephant Inn, Dumbar ton, April 27, at I. Joan Doman, Eilinbregh. bookbinder ; at the Royal Exchange Coffee house, Edinburgh, April IS, at 2. TROMAs SR MMMMM D, I.ettb, wine-merchant; at the Royal, Exchange Colfee.kuuse, Edinburgh, AprU 8 and 22, at 1. . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Heiden and John Warburton, Manchester, tallow•ebandtent— Charles Birch and Henry Welling", Hurt 'l'ree, Tipton. Staffordshire, maltsters and corn-dealers—Henry Smith, John Brewer, jun. and Richard Lbwellitt Reeve. Newport, Monmouthshire, attorneys at law—ioshat Hill and John Hill. Ersoz-streer, Whitechapel. grocers—Chides Klierett. Samuel Knerett, and James Knevett. Acton, brick. makeres-Liuslel Stable and William Norton, Lambeth-hill, Doctor'. Commons. chymists— George Henry Medley and William Harrison. Portsmouth, booksellers — Thomas Allwood and William Upton Eddis, Fornital's sum, law stationets —James Soler, and Ann Spier, ' Church-street; Bethnal•greeri, silk-ma nufacturers—Archer Frederick Smith and Thomas Rhodes Patna, Cecil. street. Strand, wine-merclunit , ---Jobn Higg and Robert. Thomas Cruclux, Crown-court. Fleet-street--Jone Sherwood and Bailey Sherwood, Beies dere..road, Immheth, bricklayers—George Godby, Witham Dickinson. mA Thomas Arnett, ladle and Bridtm-streets Southwark. till itikt.;- merchants, hunt-pressers. and lanthurn-leaf. manufacturer.--John Sahib: it all and John Noble. Bermondsey...Wert and Mint-Whet, Bowegio— Benjamin Bens, A. Ferguson. and D. B•vis4 Ogle-ouevt Ho- vital, japan and variii.h.manufarlurem—Stephen Stiiml an miIEIR Poland-lare.4. nil. James's, tailorA—John Ryder, W.%Vhltabsart,, lad 'Molnar Lynn, Livei I out, ship-brokera. AtinOW-sour.--Tbli plant takes its name from being an effectual antidote agairen the venom of the poi sOni d arrow trade use of by the Carribbee Indians. An errant)-cart was robbed on Monday evening, Ivikween Vauxhall-bridge and Kennington-crow, of l i ken to tbs value of about SOL, the property of Mr. Justice Bayley. ; - it I 4 i .~ a