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i ,:- 7 .. 7 t ,ma y ' ••• . .1, • . s . (LAti / / K-e ) Per Cent r r /7-- • --- p ;- • A *c . t k ,„ • " . 11 0 1111 4,: Q 7 1 44• • a. ;s 4 1 • - f.:,/qIZ., • '. f " : 6 1 • • 11 40 6 - • • T i t / kit/ C A 1 4 ;/. 4 I I 0511111 , 33 n. , 4 --1/A) k 9 1. LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1825. No. 6,975. -f'," -~- Price 7d. QOCLETY of BRITISH ARTISTS. &Trot-a-arm', I PALL-SIALL EAST. The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW oesN. Admittance la. Ca•alogne In. AVM. LINTON, Secretary. ►PHE (MANI) MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL (under the auspices of several of the Nobility), will take place at the, A RUT LL ROOMS, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, the 14th day of April instant. For particulars of admission and character tickets, and for boxes to view the motley group, without mixing in the :Masquerade, ap ply only to the Committee, and Mr. Charles Wright. Opera-Co lonnade, Haymarket, who will supply the finest Wines on the occasion. The Masks, Dominos, and most superb Fancy Dresses, will be provided (previous to, and on the night of the Masquerade) at the Roans. The Supper, consisting of every delicacy of the season, will be served by Messrs. IVaud, of Bond-street. 'OLLIER DOCK, IN THE ISLE OF DOGS. — The large Consumers of Coals, as also the Buyers, Factors, shipowaan, and others interested in the Coal Trade of the Port of London, are requested to Sleet at the City of London Tavern, Bi .nopogate-street, on TUESDAY, the 12th of April, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock, to take into consideration the most effective steps to oppose the Prohibitory Clause in the Bill now before Parlia ment, which, by compelling the Collier to deliver in Docks, must inevitably , elhance the Charges on Coals to the Public. CHARLES BARCLAY, Esq. will take the Chair, at One o'Clock precisely. Coal Market, April 6, IW4. F. NGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. Subscribers to this Undertaking are requested to call and sign the :subscription List to he exhibited in the House of Lords. The Book will lie at our Office every day in the ensuing week, from Teo to One, and at the Londan Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, from Two to Four. April 11, 18211. KING and LUK IN, 5, Oray's Inn-square. ENGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. An Advertisement having appeared in the Newspapers, request. irg the Subscribers to execute what is called " The Subscription List," and stating that " The Book" would be at certain places tor that purpose ; it is prcper to inform the Subscribers and the Public, who rosy happen to be Shareholders, that the document alluded to is nothing more nor less than a Deed, whereby , the per. sons who sign it enter into a contract , binding themselves, their heirs, executors, sod administrators. for the full payment of their several subscriptions of 100/. per share, from which they cannot .fterwards retract or withdraw ; and that notwithstanding any sub sequent transfer of their Shares, they will always remain personally liable to the full amount of the Shares for which they ni.w sign " the Subscription List." N. BROAD3IEAD, Solicitor for the Landowners who are now oppos ing the Ship Canal in Parliament. ERIJVIAN MINING COMPANY.—Notice is hereby given, that the DEED for the REGULA TION of this COMPANY will LIE fee SIGNATURE at' the Banking-house of 3lessrs. Fry% and Chapman, Sr. 31ildred's soon, in the City of London, until Monday, the 18th inst., be fore which time the Subscribers are requested to attend between the hAlfi of Ten and Four, either in Person or by Attorney, and exe cute the same, and receive Certificates as Shareholders in exchange fu: the Bankers' Receipts, or their Shares will be forfeited. By Order of the Directors, April 1, 1823. H. J. BROOKE, Managing Director. N.B. Forms of Power of Attorney may be had on application at Meru. Fry. and Chapman. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The Public are respectfully informed, that STEAM PACKETS of the first class, for the conveyance of Passengers, Carriages, liagsoa, &c. Will Nart from off the Tower, for CALMS, DAILY; OfirTEND, every SATURDAY; YARMOUTH, every WEDNESDAY ; BR ON to DIEPPE, every SATURDAY. IA •Muy,luperior PACKETS will ply between LONDON, DUNKPRK, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, and RAMS OATE. Particitlars, with Tide Tables of the exact time of starting, may be had of Mr. Black, at Lucombe's Library, Old Slrfne2l Brighton ; Messrs . haws and Son, Yarmouth ; at the Bull and Mouth Coach-office, 40, Regent Circus, Piccadilly ; Middleton's, 359, Exeter 'Change, Strand ; Custsmaiassea Quay ; and at the Company's Office, 24. Crutcited Friars, where all further infor mation may be obtained. The Directors will shortly announce to the Public the carious Ports to which they intend appointing the Vessel, now building. CHARLES BESSELL, Chief Clerk. GREEK LOAN, 182.5.—Pursuant to the condition which enables the Contractors of this Loan to purchase a certain portion of the Loan of 1824, they have made a second redemption of fends to the amount of 20,0001. Stock, of which the following are the particulars:— 44 Donis of 1001. each. 23 Bonds of '!4 7 252 -- - 1347 253 1348 317 1362 538 1632 539 1769 840 1770 641 2124 547 2132 548 2347 90G 2348 925 2383 926 ZlB5 927 2388 928 2411 929 2412 930 2415 971 2435 972 2564 973 2385 1067 2586 1068 1069 1070 1184 20W. each. 81 as 87 88 92 325 531 ;,32 533 531 635 625 628 629 630 712 806 807 888 889 810 10 Bonds of 3001. each. 2 103 104 103 112 158 186 187 209 433 16 Ronde of SOW. each. 93 94 I'l6 157 'Si 165 166 167 171 172 178 188 189 321 322 324 13ROYiNCIAL BANK of IRELAND. County of I Tipperary: Spring Assizes, 1825. We, the Grand Jury, assembled at said Assizes, have unanimously resolved-- " That the establishment ofJ , 'ut Stock Banking Companies in Ireland, cannot fail in our opinion tc be of essential - benefit to the country, as well by introducing capital and diffusing it through the various departments of national industry, as by securing the public against those failures, so ruinous to individuals and injurious to commerce, to which experience proves all private banks are more or less exposed. " That from the rank, character, and wealth of the individuals who are at the head of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, and the ex tensive capital which that Company possesses, we consider it en titled to public support; and we are most anxious that it should obtain from the Legisla.ure every assistance and encouragement, consistent with good faith to the Banks of Ireland and England. " That our Ilepresebtatires in Parliament for this county be requested to support any measure tending to promotet his desirable ob:ect." F. A. PRITTIE, Foreman JOHN BAGWELL GEO. O'CALLAGHAN W 111. PUREFOY ROBERT WALLER WM. PERRY HENRY R. GARDENBARTON RICHARD LONG _ _ JOHN t *ABER THOMAS E. i.AYLOR WILLIAM QUINN. Jun. WILLIAM PONSONBY MATT. PENNgPATH ER PETER HOLMES NATHANIEL TAYLOR JAMES SCULLY MATHEW JACOB JOHN TRANT STEP. O'MEAGHER AMBROSE GOING RICH. B. LOWEGH RICHARD MANSER. MAGDALEN HOSPITAL, Antis. 1, 182.5. PATRONESS. Her Royal Highness the Duchy.' of GLOUCESTER. PRESIDENT. The Right lionouralde the Ear! of RADNOR. vitr-rnesinimers. The Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor The Hon. Mr. Justice Park The Right lion. the Earl of Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Liverpool John Wes , land, Esq. 'f he Hon. Philip Pusey TREASURES. Benjamin Lancaster, Esq. The SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING ict . the GOVERNORS of this HOSPITAL will be holden on TUESDAY, the 19th of April, at the City of London Tavern. Bisbopsgate-street. after a SERMON, to be preached in the Chapel oft he Hospital. by the Rev. CHRISTOPHER HEN SON, M.A. Rector of St. Giles's in the Yields. The Chapel Doors will be opened at Twelve o'Clock, and Divine s;ervice begin at One. --- • - STEWARDS. Moat Noble the 31arquis a Richard Baggallay, Esq. Bute Richard Berens, Esq. Right Honourable the Earl of Cli ales f'.Jvert„ Esq. Wilton 'William Pot% Esq. lon . Robert Henley Eden Louis John Pouchee, Esq. lion. Ur. Justice °melee Thomas Vigne, Esq. her. C. Parr Burney. D.D. Matthew Wasbrough, Esq. Dinner will be so Table preckely at Six o'Clock. since the institution of this Charity. 6,217 young Women have been admitted; of which number 3,600 have been restored to their trends, OF placed in service, or other reputable situations. JOHN PRINCE, See. APUBLIC MEETING of the -Merchants, Bankers, Shipowners, Manufacturers, and Traders of the City of London will be held at the City of London Tavern, on WU,- NESDA V, the Bib April, at One o'Clock punctually, to consider of the expediency of petitioning Parliament for a REVISION of the CORN LAWS. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair. N.ll.—All Communications to be addressed to John Hall, Esq. No. 6, Circus, Minories. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.—The Directors respectfully acquaint such of their Friends us have omitted to renew their Lady.day Policies, that for their secerity it is noes. aary the same should b e a t ten d e d to fortii...ith. Receipts may b• had at their Offices in Cornhill and Regart-street, where Annuities 'are granted and purchased, and every description of Fire and Life Insurance effected on the most equitable terms. An allowance for Rent of Premises destroyed by Fire as heretofore. SOCIETY of FRIENDS of FOREIGNERS in DISTRESS. PROTECTORS. The KING'S Most Excellent MAJESTY. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of AUSTRIA. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of ALL the RUSSIAS. His Majesty the King of the NETHERLANDS. His Majesty the King of lA' I RTEMBERG. PATRONESSES. Prince's Augusta Sophia The Duchess of Kent The Landgravine of Mesa. The Duchess of Cumberland Homburg The Duchess of Cambridge The Duchess of Gloucester The Princess Caroline Amelia of Princess Sophia Denmark. The Duchess of Clarence PAT] iows. The Duke of York The Duke of Clarence The Duke of Cumberland The Duke of Sussex The Duke of Cambridge The !)uke of Gloucester Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg The Imndgrave of liesse-llom burg The Archduke John of Austria The Archduke Lewis of Austria The Archduke Maximilian of The Orand Duke Michael of Russia TiiiOtand Duke of Saxe iVeimar The Duke of Saxe-Meinincen The Prince Royal of Prussia Prince William of Prussia Prince Frederick of Prussia Prince l'aul of IV irtemberg The Prince Christian Frederick of Denmark The Hereditary Prince of Olden. burgh Ernest hereditary Prince of Ho henlohe Langenburg. VELLINGTON, K.G. &c. &c. cSIDENTS. His Excellency Prince Paul Es tahazy His Excellency Baron Fsgel His Excellency Count d'Aglie His Excellency Count Alumina His Excellency Baron Pfeffel His Excellency Baron Stierneld His Excellency Count Ludolf His Excellency Richard Rush His Excellency Count Moltke His Excellency Baron Werther His Excellency Baron Msltzahn His Excellency Mr. Falek Prince Nicholas Estorhazy The Duke de la Chastre The Marquis d'Oarnond The Duke of San Carlos Count W. O. F Rentinck Count Hustarus Stackelberg Viscount de Chateaubriand Count Palmella Baron Yicolay Baron Rehausen The Chevalier de Onis. Austria _ . The Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia NIESE The Most Noble the Duke of W ♦ICE.PDS . - The Earl of Radnor The Earl of Crawford and Lind say The Earl of Roseberry The Earl of Clarendon The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Durham The Right Hon. Lord de Dun stanville The Right Hon. Lord Calthnrpe The Right Hon. Lord IVode house The Right lion. Lord Bexley The Right lion. Lord Hobert Seymour, M.P. The Right lion. Sir IVilliam Grant The Hon. Philip Piney Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart. M.P. Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart. William Wilberforce. Esq. William Manning, E• M.P. His Excellency Count Lieven TREASURER. William Vaughan, Esq. _ . The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the SOCIETY will be held at the City of London Tavern, Biabopsgste-street, T H IS DAY, at Half-put Five o'clock precisely. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Patron, in the Chair, attended by his Grace the Duke of Wellington, K.G. President. ITEM•RDII. Chevalier Giese Henry Seymour, Esq. Edw. Hannan, Esq. Sir George Staunton, Sart. Henry Hughes, Esq. C. W. Stokes, Esq. Wm. Jameson, Etq. Baroo de Teiasier His I.xcellency Baron 111 *ltalia Claude G. Tberstaa, R• 4. J. B. Montefiore, Esq. Edward 0. Warren, Esq. A. L. Prevost, Esq. Charles Windeler, Esq. CHARLES MURRAY, Sec. Tickets, 20s. each, may be had of the Secretary, 32, John-street, Bedford-row; of Mr. Horneman, at the Society's Office, 2, Shortcr's-court, Throg - norton•strect ; and at the Bar of the City of London Tavern; and Batson's, John's, and Tom's Coffee Houses. ri• HE CITY OF LONDON CENTRAL STREET, 1 and NORTHERN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Capital 800,000/. To be divided into 16.000 Shares of WI. each ; a Deposit of 11. per Share to be paid on subscribing. TRUSTEES. J. 0. Lairbton, E'q. M.P. Edward Ellice. Eaq. Rowland Stephenson, Esq. DIRE( ROBERT WAITIDIAN. John GiHyatt Booth, Esq. James Beveridge, E.g. Hon. Capt. T. R. Curzon, R.N. Hon. W. Booth Grey Alexander Galloway, Esq. Charles Hoppe, Esq. Thomas Lett, E.q. NV. Tyringham Praed, Esq. Rev. Gilbert Beresford, :TORS. Esq, Alderman, Chairman. James Morrison, Esq. W. John Reeves, Esq. Robc-t Slade, Esq : William Smith, Esq. John Edward Torrey, Esq. Thomas Wyatt, Esq. George Weatherstone, Esq. In the present age of improvement and speculation, when indivi. duals are eagerly embarking their property in distant, and complicated adventures, it is anticipated that a Proposal for the em ployment of Capital at home, in an undertaking where the object is highly laudable, evidently easy of attainment, and the profit certain, cannot fail to be warmly patronised, and speedilyi adopted :—and of such a nature is the plan now submitted for the consideration of the public. All persons acquainted with the City must be aware of the fre quent obstructions and accidents that occur in consequence of the insufficiency of the present carriage ways, at Fleet-street, and Hol born-bridge ; and from the absence of any direct communication from thence to the northern part of the Metropolis; but very few indeed are acquainted with the unwholesome, disgusting, and filthy neighbourhood, that occupies the space from Holborn-bridge to Clerkcnwell-green. It is principally inhabited by the lowest de scription of prostitutes, and desperate thieves; Irish labourers, so closely crowded, that numbers, of both sexes, live and sleep in the same room ; and persons carrying on the most offensive and noisome occupations: in short, all the ingredients of vice, filthiness, putridity, and disease, that are to be found in human nature, seem to be accumulated, and concentrated here, almost in the very centre of the First City in the Wo:ld ! And it is matter of asto nishment that this pestilential combination has not long since ex tended its noxious influence, and spread contagious and, infectious diseases throughout the British Metropolis. Must not every Eng lishman blush at the idea of Foreigners seeing and reproaching us with this disgrace to our Capital? And must not every well wisher to his country feel an anxious desire to lend his aid in dis persing and annihilating so intolerable a nuisance, and in laying the foundation for one of the greatest improvements to the metropo lis. and to the City of London in particular, that has perhaps been effected since its formation ? The Company propose to purchase the premises on the present wretched spot, and form on the ruins a broad, noble street, front Holborn-bridge to Clerkenwell-green, whereb a direct line of com munication will be opened front the Obelisk, fn St. George's-fields, to the Middlesex Sessions House, and the Great Northern Rood. Cross streets will also be made, to afford accommodation and convenience for traffic ; and thus the health, as well as the beauty of the metropolis, will be imprond, besides effecting a great moral object. A survey has been made, and it is ascertained that the ground nuts for the frontages will produce an ample revenue to pay for the purchase of the old dilapidated houses and buildings on the spot in question : and as the City of bondon will shortly remove the sheds, &c. from the centre of Fleet-market, the most favourable op portunity now presents Itself for carrying the projected improvement Into effiet. . ... --- Another important object of the Company is, to prevent, to • degree, cattle being driven from Smithfield Market to distant parts of the town for slaughter. The inconvenience arising from the cattle being brought into the market is but slightly felt, because it is accomplished in the night; but the obstructions, the dangers, and the actual mischiefs, that occur throughout the town on market. days, by their being sent in all directions to the different places where they are to be killed, must have been seen and felt by every inhabitant of the metropolis; and must be • self-evident inconvenience, independent of the torture inflicted on the poor exhausted animals. To remedy this mischief, capacious public slaughter-houses will be erected close to Smithfield, so that the cattle will be removed in one minute from the market to a con venient place for beirg slaughtered in the most humane and expe ditious manner. The construction end arrangement of this part of the plan is now in progress. Persons wishing to become Shareholders, will signify their in tention by letter to the Secretary, Mr. Robert Hall, at the Office of Mr. Harmer, Solicitor to the Company, No. 87, Hatton-garden, where plans may be seen, and prospects's.. had. Subscriptions for Shares are received at the following banking. houses:—Sir W. Curtis, Bart. and Co. 15, Lombard-stmt; Messrs. Remington, Stephenson, and Co. 69, Lombard-street; Messrs. Williams and Co. Hirchin-lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Pares and Ileygate. 25, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and Messrs. Proof and Co. IN ; Fleet-street. SELECT MEDICINES.—VEGETABLE ANTIBI LIOUS PILLS, for expelling superabundant bile, pro moting digestion and all the secretions necessary to keep the body in health ; prepared from the prescription of an eminent Physician Sold in boxes, at Is. 114 d. and 2s. 9d. each. CHEMICAL ANODYNE EMBROCATION, for allaying irritation and dispersing chilblains before broken, and an excellent remedy for rheumatism, sprains, bruises, &c. In bottles, Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each. CHILBLAIN CERATE, a certain cure feu chilblains when broken ; a most successful remedy for burns, scalds, and eruptions of the skin, and decidedly the best application for sore and ulcerated legs. Price Is. lid. per 'lra. BALSAMIC PECTORAL COUGH PILLS, which are eminently serviceable in allaying the irritation exciting cough, and promoting expectoration. Being judiciously combined with mild sudoritics, they relieve difficulty of breathing and oppression at the chest, procuring natural and refreshing sleep, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for coughs, *sanas, &c. Sold in boxes, at Is. l id. and 2s. !kb each. I.MPROVEI VEGETABLE ANTISEPTIC TOOTH POWDER. This innocent and agreeable dentifrice beautifies the teeth, cleanses the mouth, and imparts a delightful fragrance to the breath. By its mild astringent and antiseptic properties. it arrests the progress of decay arising from previous neglect, preserves the gums, and fastens the teeth (even after the exhibition of mercury), and effectually prevents the tooth-ache. Sold in boxes, at 2s. 9d. each. The FAMILY APERIENT, or much-improved DINNER PILLS. This excellent family medicine unites every recommend. anion of mild operation with successful effect, and is eminently useful in disorders of the stomach and bowels, indigestion, loss of appetite, pains and giddiness of the bead, habitual costiveness, tic. Sold in boxes, at Is. 1411. and 2s. 9d. each. PARIS VEGETABLE PILLS, Of FRENCH SPECIFIC, a mild, safe, and certain remedy for complaints of indiscretion, scorbutic eruptions, gravel, stone. and all affections of the kidneys and bladder. The full and familiar printed directions accompa nying this medicine furnish instruction, and provide relief in trek y stage of the disorder, and by attention ensure a cure with secresy, safety, and despatch. Sold in boxes, at 2a. 9d. each, by THOMAS HALL, Chemist and Druggist, 13, Henrietta -street, Covent.gardic, Sole Agent to the Prorrieuir. CAPITAL PREMISES, At the entrance of Piccadilly, with full command of that Great Public Thoroughfare—a situation unrivalled for Busineas—Tich borne-street, and Great Windmill-street. By Mr.JAMES DENEW, On the Premises, on AIONDAY, April 23, at 1, Frills Valuable PROPERTY, adapted for a PUBLIC INSTITUTION, or Business Concern, of the first im portance—is placed in the most commanding situation in the Me tropolis, and, according to its present arrangement, comprises a spacious llouble-fronted Shop, in Tichborne.tercet ; large Light Shop in Windmill-street, with private entrance ; a vestibule and grand Staircase, leading to a noble Exhibition Room, about 1061 feet by 25 feet, lofty in proportion, judiciously lighted, and fitted up at an immense expense. On the same floor are two Show Rooms of large dimensions, • cheerful sitting-room, kitchen and various domestic accommodations ; three separate staircases le ading to numerous bedchambers and apartments, with extensive light shops for workmen in the attics, clock-chamber, Re. The base ment contains capacious store-pl;ices, kitchens, cellars, and vaults ; there are several well-placed water-closets, and water is conveniently laid an to the premises ; the whole of which are in hand. A Light Modern-fronted Shop in Tichhorne-street is let to a tenant at will. The Property may either be occupied according to its actual ar. rangement, or divided into three distinct dwelling-house' asd shops, attaching to either of them the exhibition-room ; or the three may be advantageously let off, retaining the present entrance to the room from Windmill-street. The tenure is beaaehold, subject to a moderate reserved rent. May be viewed by 'rickets, to be obtained by Principals only, on application to M. Ihnteo, Auctioneer, ebarlee-atreet, Berke ley-square. -• This dny is published, in three soh. small lien. 30s. boards, MALES. By the O'HARA FANHLY: containing trohoore of the Bill-Book, the Pets hes, and John hoe. London : Printed for W. Simphin and R. Marshall, Statiouers' Ball -court, Ludgate-street; Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and liodge and APArthur, Dublin. This day, 2 rola post aro. I. MHE RIGHT JOYOUS and PLEASANT HIS -A. TORY of the FEATS. GESTS. and PROWESSES of the CHEVALIER BAYARD, the Good Knight, without Fear, and without Reproach. Printed for John Murray. Albemarle -street. 'This day la published, in two vols. pott Bvo. riot It. Is. a new Edition of THE ISLE of PALMS, the CITY of the PLAGUE, and other Poems. By JOHN WILSON. Printed for William Blackwood, ,Edinburgh ; and T. Cedell„ Strand, London. This day is published, folio. price di. 6d. .BABINGTON; a Tragedy.—By T. DOUBLEDAY, Author of " The Italian Wife," kr. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; E. Chamley, Newcastle; and T. Cadell , Strand, London. Of whom may be had, THE ITALIAN WIFE, a Tragedy. Bwo. price 44.6 d. ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. This day is published, price Is. the Fourth Edition of A CHARGE delivered to the CLERGY of the DIG /1 Ca:lE of LINCOLN, at the Triennial Visitation of that Diocese, in May, June, and July, 1812. By GEORGE TOM LINE, D.D. F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Lincoln, now Lord Bishop of Winchester. Printed for T. Cada], in the Strand. Of whom may be had. by the same Author, 1. The ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY. Eleventh Edition. Two vols. Bvo. price 18s. in boards. 2. A REFUTATION of CALVINISM. Bvo. Eighth Edition, 12s. in boards. HAZARD & Co. Four Z 20,000. TO-MORROW. HIS MAJESTY'S MINISTERS having determined to bring no more Lottery Bah before Parliament, and all the remaining Tickets being disposed of by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, this mode of adventure, and which is the only way that a person can gain without trouble a large fortune, by risking a small sum, will soon cease for ever. J. and J. SI VEWRIGHT, the Contractors with Government, having submitted the Scheme at foil length, now beg to solicit public attention to its lending points. Four Prizes of 20,0001. With Thirty other Capitals. &c Ice. amounting to 290,000/. All Sterling Money. Ne Blanks! All is One Day ! To -morrow,' April 12. Tickets and Shares for the above Two Hundred Thousand Pounds, are now on Sale at the Contractor's Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket. J. said J. Sivewright sold in Shares, in the very last Lottery, No. 12,478, aPrise of 30,0001. and several other Capitals. BISH cannot impress on the minds of his best Friends, the Public. too strongly, that this is one of the last opportu nities to gain a large Fortune by &email risk, as Lotteries must soon terminate for ever. TO-MORROW, ALL MUST BE DRAWN. Four Prises of 20.0001. with Thirty other Capitsis. There are no Blanks; every Number is sure of 51. at lest, snaking a grand total of 200,0001. all To-morrow (April 12). A variety of Numbers are on Sale at BISH's Offices, 4, Corn. hill, and 9, Charing-cross, where, is the short space of titter months, viz. in October, November, and December last, he Shared and Sold -2.478 . a Prize of - £30,000 15,756 30,1100 No. 699 - . 20.000 15,301 - - 20,000 13,358 . K- 20,000 And TI MinotreaTkals: - N.B—ln every Lottery drawn in April BISII has been particu larly fortunate in selling Capitals. In one April he sold all the Three 30,000/. Prizes—an event unparalleled in Lottery annals. Indeed April has been designated Bish's Lucky Month riIIIE Property of a French Nobleman, and once in one 1 of the Palaces of the Great Napoleon, SIX CRIMSON and GREEN BROCADE CURTAINS, with handsome Gilt Cornices. They are TO BE SOLD, 'from necessity, and are very cheap, at 32, Benter's-otrset, Oxford -street. DINING-ROOM CHAIRS AND CURTAINS. TO BE SOLD, for little more than half their value, Four Hundred and Sixty Dining-room Chairs, covered with real Spanish morocco of every colour, and some with hone-hair seats ; with them are to be sold Curtains for Eighty Windows, consisting of tnorine Spanish cloth, and twelve pair of very supe rior silk for very large Windows; to be seen at NIAS and Co.'s, 32, Bersers-street, Oxfcrd-street. TA I MOND, HA IR-CUTTER (successor to Mr. Blake) 11 I, Burlington. Gardens having invented a Head.dresa tor Ladies and Gentlemen wit h out the use of unpleasant elastic springs in the neck, which adheres most pleasantly to the head, may be made not to weigh one ounce, and a p'rfect imitation of nature, no doubt will supersede all others in their elegant and be. coming appearance warranted not to shrink, and may be washed, so that they may dways be perfectly clean, improve and suit the contour of every countenance. Ladies' Fillets, made to keep in curl in the dampest weather, or in any climate. IL Is. each. WIRE SIEVES, CHEAPER THAN EVER WAS KNOWN. JAMES ELISHA respectfully informs all persons whose trades require the use of SIEVES, that they may ob tain of him Brass, Copper, and Iron Wire Sieves of every descrip tion (he being the real manufacturer), considerably cheaper than they were ever before offered to the public ; at the same time be begs to assure them, that the common observation, that because • thing is cheap it cannot be so good, does not apply to his case, for every article he sells is of the very best quality, as the test of time has proved, his shop having been kept by his late father and self more than fifty years. Masons' brass wire sieves, 4s. each ; copper ditto, 45.; founders' strong iron wire sieves, 4s. lid. each ; grocers' iron wire currant sieves, in deep rims, 20 inches diameter. 6s. ; brass ditto, same size, 75.; strongest ditto, Bs.; raisin sieves, 20 inches diameter, 4a. lid. ; tea ditto, 45.; tallow melters' double bottom fat sieves, 22 inches diameter, GO meshes to the inch, 18s. each; coarser ditto, or 40 mesh, 165.; 22 inch fine breeze sieves, Gs. 3d.; coarse ditto, 3s. 3d. also bricklayers' sieves and screens at very low prices. Colourmen, druggists, brewers, tobacconists, and all other trades requiring the use of wire sieves, may be supplied here cheaper than at any other house. J. Elisha also informs surveyors of roads and road trusts that they may procure of him gravel sieves considerably lower than any where else, at his Wire Sieve and General Wire-work Alanufac tory, 186. Bishopagate-street, near the Church—Observe the Number, 186. Household Furniture, Cabinet Pianoforte, Two elegant Or-molu Chandeliers, Clocks, Porcelaine, &e. By Mr. JAMES DENEIV, At his Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, TO-MORROW, at 14, THE elegant TIOUSEHOL6 FURNITURE, pirr and chimney glasses of large dimension', mirrors, lamps and ornaments, two drawing-room chandeliers, clocks, Porte. lain, cabinet and square pianofortes and effects, the proper, of a Gentleman, comprising four . post and field bedsteads wit h chintz cotton hangings, feather beds, matresses and bedding, mahogany chests of drawers, wardrobes lad dressing stands, a portable water closet and other chamber requisites, suits of rose wood card, sofa, 100, and writing tables, window curtains, chairs and sofas, set of patent dining tables. pedestal sideboard, parlour chairs, large carpets, oak mangle, &e. To be viewed this day, and morning of Sale, when catalogues may be had at the Auction Room, Charles-st,cet, Berkley. square. SALES . BY • AUCTION. FREEHOLD ESTATE. NORTHAW, lIERTS. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Garraway's Coffee-house, on THURSDAY, the 21st instant, at Twelve, in One Lot. AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the partsh of Northaw, in the Cotinty of Hertford, adjoining to the East side of the high road leading from the village of Northaw to Hayford and Hertford, two miles from Potter's Bar, five from Barnet, and sixteen miles from London, containing TWENTY EIGHT ACRES of rich ARABLE LAND, Brick Earth of • superior quality, and an inexhaustible mine of most excellent chalk and a lime-kiln ; a large garden, walled round, fully cropped, and planted with a profusion of wall and 'standard fruit trees in great perfection, together with sundry cottages and gardens. The land is completely cropped with beaus ; there are about one hundred and fifty theueand excellent bricks, and a great quantity of earth in preparation for making brick in.the ensuing smolt, to be taken at a valuation. To be viewed till the sale, by applying to John Oransby, on the premises, of whom particulars may be had ; they mar also be had at the Sun, at Northaw ; White Horse, at .P.itter's ; of John Moulding, the bailiff. at North Lodge, Enfield Chace ; Cherry Tree, at Southgate; Red Lion, at Barnet; of Mr. Alayhew, so licitor, 19, Chancery-lane; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Willock, 25, Goideu.aquare. VALUABLE LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOUI . 'Utensils and Implements, Household Furniture, At NORTH LODGE ' Enfield Chace, near Barnet, By Mr.M'fLLOCK, On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th of April, and fol lowing days, at 12, THE large and very valuable FARMING STOCK IL and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at the North Lodge on Enficld Chace, near Barnet and Potter's Bar, in the County of Middlesex, consisting of 28 cut and saddle horses and colts, 12 snitch cows, 3 yearly calves and several younger, a very handsome Alderney bull, 300 chiefly South Down sheep.with their lambs, and several couples, 120 fat wethees, 2 rams, 2 boars, 6 breeding sows, 11 store pigs, several peacocks and hens, a great cumber of turkeys, geese, ducks, poultry, and pigeons; 900 loads of prime meadow and clover hay, 120 loads of truss-bound wheat straw 4 waggons, 9 hay carts, 2 dung carts. a market cart, ploughs, har rows, rollers, a profusion of harness, farming utensils, and implements, hurdles, faggots, firewood, old iron ; and the usual assortment of beds, bed ding, mahogany articles in wardrobes, drawers, tables, and chairs; carpets, glasses, kitchen utensils, Ste. To be viewed on Monday the 25th inst., and till the sale, and catalogues may be had on the premises; the White Horse. Potter's Ilar ; Salisbury Arms, at Hatfield; Half Moon, at Hertford ; Four Swans, Waltham Cross; Cherr Tree, at Southgate ; Red Lion, at Barnett and of Mr. Wil k, 214 Golden-square. THE CHETTLEESTATE, DORSETSHIRE. By Mr. 11'11.1;OCK, At Garrawny's CoWee-house, Change.alley, Combat, on WED NESDAY, the 4th of May, at 12, in One Ix*, A Large and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, coin prising the whole Parish of CIIETTLE, most delightfully situate within a ring fence, nearly adjoining to the great Western Road between Salisbury and Blandtord, in the County of Dorset, consisting of the capital and spacious Mansion called CH ETTLE HOUSE, with offices. lawns, plantations, kitchen garden, and hothouse, a convenient farm-house, capital bums, stables, cow-house, dove house, cart and waggon-houses, &c., a handsome dwelling-house. and sundry cottages in good tepair, and several inclosures of rich and fertile arable, meadow, pasture, and wood land, in hand, to gether with an excellent farm-house, all requisite farm buildings. anti sundry cottages, on leases for lives, the whole containing up wards of ELEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES. with the Manor of Chettle, abounding with game, and the Perpe. tual Adrowson of the Rectory of the Parish. Chettle is sixteen miles from Salisbury, six from Blandford, nine from Shaftsbury, seventeen from the port of Pool, thirty from Weymouth, and ninety-eight miles from London. I'o be viewed by applying to Mr. Elias Lane, the bailiff on the premises, of whom printed particulars and plans of the Estate may be had, three weeks preceding the Sale ; they may also then be had at the Antelope. at Salisbury ; Crown, at Blandford ; King's Arms, at Dorchester ; Russel's Hotel, at 11'eyrnouth ; Antelope, at Pool; lirosvenerArms, at Shaftsbury ; of IVilliani Omani, Esq. No. 24, Russell -nitrite ; of Tooke, Esq. No. 3, Hol born-court, Gray's Inn ; of Messrs. Dewbery and Haslewood, Solicitors, No. 48, Conduit-street ; of Mr. Mayhew, Solicitor. No. 19, Chancery lane ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Willock, No. 23, Golden-square, London. SI/BSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD MANSIONS AND GROIJND-RENTS, BRVANSTON-SQUARE. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, By order of the Assignees of Messrs. Marsh and Co. Bankers, Bankrupts, at Garraway's, on THURSDAY, the 14th inst., at 12, in Eleven Lots, TilltEE Capital LEASEHOLD MANSIONS, with Coach-houses and Stables, situate Nos. 18, 20, and 22, Bryanston.aquare, in the occupation of William Carter, Esq. Rev. Mr. Charlton, and Colonel Eyre, at rents amounting to 1,0281. per annum, held for upwards of Eighty Years at Ground-rents. Two Coach-houses and Stables in Bryanston-mers %Vest, held for a term of Eighty-four Years at a peppercorn, let to Colonel Eyre and James Morris, Esq. at 841. per annum. A Coach-house and Stable in %Vyndham-mcws, held for a tern) of Eighty-two years at a Ground-rent. A Ground-rent of Forty Guineas per Annum, for a term of Eighty-four Years, chargeable upon No. 27, Bryanston-square. A tiround-rent of Ten Guineas per Annum, and Two of Five Guineas per Annum, for Eighty Years. chargeable upon Coach houses and Stables in Bryaoaton.mews West and Crawford-mews. And an Improved Rent of Fifty Pounds per Annum, issuing from a House, No. 38, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, held for a terns of Eight Years. May be viewed when convenient to the Tenants. Particulars may be had of A. Gordon, Esq. Solicitor, 57. ()Id Bread-street of Messrs. Ward and Aldersey, Solicitors , Bedford-square ; of T. Wilson, Esq. Solicitor, hlontagu•street; at Garraway's; and of Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. SALE OF MR. WEEKS'S EFFECTS, TICE BORNE STREET. MR. JAMES DENliiiiespettfully notifies, that on MONDAY. the 2ith instant, and following days, he shall SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, in Ticbborne-street, Piccadilly, the REMAINING PORTION of Mr. WEEKS'S very VALUABLE EFFECTS, comprising a line assemblage of decorative furniture in pendules, candelabra, lamps, vases, ecritoims, and Wu: items in great variety, of classical design, and the finest workmanship, adapted to the several departments of the 31 anslon or the Cottage ; beautiful specimens of porcelain, bronzes, and sculptures of great value, fine earviags and enamels, various costly objects in jewellery, superb pieces of mechanism, self-acting and finger organs, and numerous ocher interesting articics Also, the invaluable collection of moulds and casts, unfinished stock, patterns and implements. The property may be viewed four days preceding the sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises, and Mr. Denew, Charles street, Berkeley-square. SALE BY AUCTION. SMALL CELLAR OF VERY FINE WINE. By Mr. J AMES DENIM, At his Auction Room. Charles -street, Berkeley-square, on TUES DAY, the 19th inst. at I. ASmall CELLAR of very CHOICE WINE, com prising Old Port, Carbonell*, Sherry, Eaat India Madei-a, Oalcavella. Champagne. Claret, Burgulidy, Hermitage. Mcwelle, &c. ; twelve dozer of Claret in pints, and a hogshead of very so peris.r Old Sherry in the wood; the property of a Cientlernan• who has given up his town residence in Portman-square. samples and Catalogue naay be had the day preceding the/Able, of Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Muiet- -street, Berkele7-squarf. REDUCED DUTIES ON art NEs. NIIt. BRIAN HILL, of the Adslplii, although •nit in the habi of advertising, thinks it now necessary, in coolie- quence of severs! Merchants in the Wine Trade having raised the' ." price of their Wines , t o i n f orm hi s F r i en d s an d the Public that be • makes a full dedur,ion of the Duties that have been latrly taken off' from the prices that be was before chacging. Any Gentleman wishing to b e i n f orme d of the Prices of Mr. • Hill's Wines will obtain thtm by return of Post, by addressir.g a letter t him as above. Mr. Brian Hill takes this opportunity of thanking hit friends fur the very liberal patrouago be has received, and begs to inform them that every attention will be paid to their future orders in the quality of the Wince, as well as to the prices and the punctuality of executing them. ANT and NOVEL SPRING COSTIJMI E LEG Ladies of Fashion will find, on inspection, the largest end decidedly the most choice assortment of rich Gres d'éci I)ucdpes, Gros de Naples. Levantine', ecc.„ in all new and bmatiful Versals colours, never before seen in the British empire, and not to be ex celled in the world. Beautiful Ba:1;; de Loie Handkerckiefs and Scarfs, rich (}old and Silver Lamas for Turbans, Laces, Lace Dresses, Veils, &c. ; a choice collection of ltlarabnut Feathers, from 10+. 61, and a boundless display of Indi a an d Imitation Shawls and Scarfs, from one to twenty gamma, with various new fabric , . for dress, combin ing utility, novelty, and elegance, which far exceed the limits of anadrertisement to describe. We beg leave to call the attention of Ladies to the advantageous terms on which we offer our Goods, being the sole Manufacturers, and having purchased an immense quantity of raw Silk before the enormous advance which has recently taken place. enable us to sell all Silk Goods at the same moderate prices whit& has justly gained our name so much celebrity. SHEARS and COMPANY, 120, REGENT-STREET, Eight Doors from the Quadrant. N.B.—An eztetnnve Assortment of Parisian Silk Opera MAL EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER ?CHANGE. STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a as eond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen I large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur rick, Tandem, Phaeton, and Gliaise Harness, with ewers descrip tion of Military, Hors d Side Saddles, for Home Vie ' East and West Indies, Neillf Wales, and the Spank!' Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin IVasb-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, peat and el:gant, at a mod e rate p r i ce . S ea C ots , Bed ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &e. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, - Belts, and Pistols, Arc. Etc. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and 'Win ter florae Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, Sot style of workmanship, and moderate price. 'The whole of •Pe Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking bet one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public *ill please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Ewer 'Change. A List of the East India Company teed Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. (y 13IPORTANCE to GENTLEMEN.—'IIe very high prices charged by Tailors who make the best Clothes, is well known ; in amsequetute of which, W. TA! LEE, Tailor and Breeches-maker„ 71, Wimpole-street, Cavendish-square, re spectfully submits a List of Priers, which are for articles not to be excelled : X. a. d. Superfine extra Saxony cloth coats of soy colour, except blue or black - . . 3 3 0 Blue and black superfine ditto - - 3 18 0 Best double-Milled kerwymere breeches . . 1 6' 0 Ditto double milled kerseytnere or cloth trowsers . 1 11l 6 Blue and black ditto - - 1 16 0 Waistcoits - - - 0 IS.: 0 - Best white and all other coloured cotton cord riding breeches, interlined at the proper parts to secure them from splitting . - - 1 2 0 Drab, milled, superfine, or any other coloured great coats, except blue, with back and front skirts lined with silt, &c. . - . . . 4 4 0 Super extra milled driving ditto .. 4 4 U - None but the very best materials used. therefore but one price. The principle on which the business of this house is conducted a.-1 be found quite different from those of the advertising shops. A suit of Livery complete, 41. 4s. A stable dress. IL la. _ _ . No. 72 is one door from Queen Armstreet. Gentlemen waited on within ten miles of the Metropolis, hy dressing a letter post-paid. THE CHURCH. ORFORD, APRIL 9. In a Convocation. holden on Wednesday, March 23, the Rev. Edw. Cardwell, B.D. Fellow of Brasenose College. was elemed Camden Professor of Ancient history, in the room of the late Dr. Elmaley. At an Ordination holden by the Bishop of Bristol, in the Chapel of Christ's College, on Sunday the 3d inst. the following persoug were admitted into Holy Orders, vii.:— DEACONS—Benjamin Weaver, B.A. Sidney Sussex Csillegt, Cambridge; Charles Wimberley, B A. Emmanuel College, Carr bridge; George Pearse Manley. B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge; George Waddington, 31. A. Fellow of Trinity College, Carh bridge ; Richard Synirs, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge ; John Husked, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford; George Richard P.M, B.A. Brasenose College. Oxon; Thomas Sheepshanks, ALA. Trinity College, Cambridge, by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Exeter; Richard Dowse Lagden, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge; Walter Blunt, Ring's College, Cambridge ; John Moultrie, B. A. Trinity College, C..mbridge, by Let. Dim. from the . Bishop of Ely; Thomas Morgan, B.A. Jesus College, Cam. bridge, by Let. l)im. from the Bishop of Lindell; Henry Charles Luson Henry, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge, by Las. Dim. from the Bishop of Sarum—Charles Wasteneys gyre, B.A. Brasenose College, Oxen• Charles Hodgson, B.A. Mag dalen College, Cambridge; F rancis Philip Hulme, B.A. f.t. Alban Hall, Oxon ; John Evans Robso,,, Literate; George Strodilin %Feldmann. Literate; William Bury, Literate, by Lel. Dim. fmm the Archbishop of York.—lsaac Oaitakell, B.A. Tr - nity College. Cambridge; Thomas Tyrwhitt, B.A. Christ Church, °son, by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Chester.--Crosbie 31er gell, B.A. "Trinity College, Dublin; Joseph Edward,, B.A. Tr!. pity College, Cambridge; Edward Wix, B.A. Trinity College, Oxon; Thomas Pyne, B.A. St. John's College. Cambridge; George Tufnell, B.A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge; William Busdeld, B.A. University College, Oxon, by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of London. PRIESTS.—AIfred 011ivant, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; Thomas Union Cavendish, M.A. Magdalen Collegy Cambridge, by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Norwich ; CISRTIRI; William John Herr, M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge, by Let. Dim. from the Archbishop of York; Matthew Andetwo, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge, by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Rochester. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Samuel Carr, M.A. of Queen's College, Cambridge, is presented to the Rectory of Little Eversden, Cambridgeslate. The Rev. R. Duffield, B.D. Fellow of St. John's College, Cam. bridge, has been preheated to the Vicarage of Impingtou, to the county of Cambridge. The Rev. John Sargesunt, M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, is presented to the Vicarage of Dodington, in the Diocese of Peter. borough, vacant by the death of the Rev. IVm. Satterthrraite. mamma OP CREDITORS, AT TAM SANAILV Pile COMM BATINGUALL-STUIT, Taisealow. TRIAD 111111011168. Clark, W. Elizabeth-place. Kennington-area, theater ioarieer 12 Ekins, J. Oxford -street, ehrememonger . If Keene, S. see. Long Ditton, Surrey, coal teen:Wait (enlarged) 10 O'Shaughnessey, H. P. ar,il hheruorn. G. Pall-mall, beet. makers - . - - If Pawn', S. High-street, Newington Butt*, Surrey, hooksrl.tr 1 &mark, J. Park-place, Mite-end, master manner - 10 SECOND WELTING*. Hasid, J. jun. Dented. near Birmingham- gnat - - •tO Tuck, E.G. W. otherwise E W. 4.i. Edmorton. ass•kst er - - - lo tri MI ( 0711, W. 'Woolwich. Kent, b. er - - le Abraha.ns, M. Iga b 6, kimiscb.strect, tioodataa's-futlda, 011-merchant - - - - le lazy, T. Brisinghall-street, Blackwell flail factor Maim, J. H. Frederick'a-place, Beriorounr. gh, iiester ' • 111 DiviD Brame. J. Stinerbrark. hop-merchant - Rain, F. Fore-strect, lonebovere, coal-merchant- 1, Ill`Dennell, M. and J. said Bawd/ell, J. Assad-sow, *s.3 chants - - !urgent, a. F. ki n Tri ß bO l ro n - og li b a -Plie beir ;, L3k ate.7 p, t ,„_ itr - tei . . ~,.-----: 4 .. kother.dresser (adjourned) . ,t. A I? t i I• r- r This day, Ben. Is. TIM ACCUSATIONS of HISTORY against the CHURCH of ROME, examined, in Rentarka on the principal observations in Mr. Charles Butler's Work, " The Book of the Roman Catholic Church." By the Rev. GEORGE TOWNSEND, U.A. • Of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. 11 1 ~~