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swilelbs. ' 4 :••••.;.. .- • . . . ....5..0... -ams...—. "••••••••••••••••`*"." ---•-• -. ... - . . .. - . ____ . -- Air • ,4 0/ _ ...,e ) 1 / ' ..f • • 4 3lr P.• -; ~ , . , e,/ a-/--- '- e-f- c-7 al i l y , r --' l l- 2 , 7 ...„-, , -..1! —st , • -7 ... l . **/ , • - + • .1,.' i 4 • . ::. • „ , •.I r i . _ _,..,....., ---....-- "•• 4 - . . I ' J d L No. 6,665. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JAN. 111, 1W24. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of 111 MICH ANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a OENERAL COURT a the mid COMPANY will be bead A. their HMSO In Lendenhall-street. on WEDNESDAY. the 14th of Rped neat, from Nine o'Clock in the blamirig until Six la the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the rid Conpany fur Four Years. JOSEPH DART, Seesetery._ EAST INDIA HOUSE, Apart. 11, 1124. VIPHE COURT of IHHECTORS of the UNITED 1. COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready to :esceivs Proposahi in Writing, sealed up, on or before W towts. asaw, 4 lhe 12th May, I 1! 24, front such Persona as may be stilling to supply the Company with Pill LEAD; and ON Conditions of Contract may be seen on application to elm auk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must bo lell before eleven o`cieck in the Forenoon of the said 12th ail May, after which hour the Comm JOSEP ittee will not DART, receive Sanecretary Tender. H y. NATIONAL MONUMENT D I BDI the MEMORY of the lase CHARLESN. I'AT it : The Right floc. the Elea HARCOURT, ft. &e. Parsturter : Admiral Sir JOSEPH YORKE, ILC.B, Lc. to. I. E COM MI TT EE beg Se askew/ledge die. receipt d Pemba midl abs following ha bser4duss at the , our vt boos melees *in diatingelatoi gi vo i r si . They beg er Ate same dm amiedmie, es& a Public CONCERT will ba mven, sh4l to require, ime Owe Lobo and Gent/men who wish to contribute their Nast* le behalf of this Abject will forward Letters to the Commitke at the Freemasons' Tavern. X 2. 1 Admiral Sir J. Yorke - $0 0 T. K. Walker, Esq. - 10 10 John Young, Esq. - 10 10 An Officer, who acknow. ledges the services which Dibdia rendered to the British Nary . -10 10 An OH Admiral - 10 10 C. M. Young, Es q. - 6 0 Edmund Kean, Esq. - 6 0 R. A. Cos, Esti Alder men, Brea . .street - 3 0 Sir Philip C. Silvester, Bart. - - 10 0 T. F. D. a Friend to dss Basaased - - 111 0 " A Jack Tar, all his Rhino but me at an end" 1 1 141 ' C'.l./Tehaj;r• - f 6 W. /Radford, Esq. 2 2 Sant. Cartwright, Esq. 10 IV lames Birch, +q. - b 6 " The Laid drat levee a Sailer" 1 0 R. F. Are*. 1 J. D. W. Haws, Esq. 2 0 W. Wright, EA. - 1 Mr. S. (%uchin.,in - 2 2 An India Blade, 0, Ea sten• square - 1 1 A Bombay Wallah, 40, Coleman-street - 1 1 Mr. Olive 6 H. Webb, Esq. Bedford. street, Bed6xd-square 6 0 !Witten, Esq. Devon shire-place - Lsnicley,Esq.27,Beau wont-street . 1 1 An .01111termetwisee i lilmem. Rankin .i I Thema !mean. l - 6 I Thos. rrAlmaire, Esq. . 6 it. J. Hitchcock, Esq. Albray-eourt-yard, Pic. - I I J. Orchard, Eaq. Soho. slow - I 1 0. Woolcett, Esq. Danglity 7 street - 1 I 0. R. Ridgway. .Esq. Quiaan-im May Frar - 1 I J. Anerews, Esq. New RamLatmet I I Wni. Hunter, Esq. Bland feed-emet - I I A taw Priam& of Mr. Oar 7 II Admiral Mt E. Cocking ton . IS • A few Greenwich -Pen sioners _ - IL 2s. 6d. P.M. the maws friend 6 • capisinJaem. R.N. 1 1 Capt. 51anders, R.N. I I (*pt. Dolling, .N. - I I Mfr. M. Ommannee, 111.P.3 Ms. Downes, Puke-strest, Westminster - 3 3 SY. Cvawford„ Esq. - Islatasel I/NH=4 A Eta. - I Jain Rivinpen. Esq. C. T. hem, Esq. - I llr ser, Esq. - I W. li. Whittaker ? Esq. I Collin wood, Esq. 1 Samuel Haigh, Esq. Wm. Haigh, Esq. 1 ImaldHidgh, Esq. Wills, Esq. 1 Wm. Miller, Esq. H. Entwistle, Esq. tt Mr. J. Wright -10 s. 6d. 11r../. Brown . 10s. 6d. R. Norton, Esq. - I 1 M. L. Levy, Esq. 6 6 Upton, Esq. . 1 I Z. " Better late than never" I I Holloway, Esq. 1 1 It. Clarke, F.sq. - 1 I Esq. - I I Mr. siberif Whittaker 6 Daniel Haigh, Esq. 6 & A Yoz Hunter . 2 II Samuel Jones, Esq. 1 I Mr. Cnfi - - I George Aston, Esq. I I Mr. Itanivbottom . I I Mr. Smart I William Maud l I J. Andertos, Esq. Lin. cola's Inn-fields 2 2 John Dickinson, PA+ r Fisch-lase, Cornhill & & Joseph Todd Esq. tins, burr-square - 1 I Jobs Edward Todd, Esq. Bedtled-place - 1 I Jas. Norman, Esq. Win. cheater-place - I I F. R. Edwards. Esq. 16, thilemos-sitrost - 4 bloc Thompson. Esq. 11. Rich. Smith, Esq. W nod street 1 I J. &Oland, Esq. Angel. terrace 1 1 11.11att, Esq. 1, Furni vel's Inn 1 I " Black-eyed Susan" I 0 R. Batty, Jun. - 1 1 James Ludlam, Esq. 1 Esq. sfasiii tab etas tasks* - Mr. Mat . Mr. Maud Mr. John Cooke - Mr. B. WiNia -104.11 d. Mr. Sint Mr. Twining M. M. Zsekery, Esq. W. (*rine, Esq. - J. Braysier, Esq. - Ilea Christopher. Esq. 11. 8. Wilbraham, Esq. Wm. Martin, Esq. Rev. John Hewlett 41. Muster, Eloq. 11. Searle, Ea+ - Charles Marie, Esq. W. Roi l Esq. - Stanley, Esq. Mr. J U li e rolta Reeve - Mr. W. Rooks - Miss fords . Plitthet, Esq. X. K. les Ctd John Holmes, , .. 2 2 R. Graham, Esq. . 1 1 E. D. Lees, Esq. - 1 1 A. Platens, Esq. - 1 1 IV. R. . . 1 1 J. Sievier, Esq. . 10 10 John Files, Esq. - 1 1 John Rees, Esq. - 1 1 R. Hutchinson, Esq. 1 1 Henry Cooper. Esq. 2 2 George Box, 1 Rev. Robt. Becht* Rat clif 1 Thos. Overton, Esq. 1 Eyton, Esq. Combill 1 Broadhurst, Esq. 1 CI Rouse. Esq. - Mounds Eyton, Esq. I Jahn Measure, Esq. 2 2 J. E. Barckenosgen 1 I Jam Brown . 1 1 Jahn Paden, Esq. • 2 2 Tianseuth Dimon, Esq. 1 1 John Perry, Esq. 2 2 J. Brehum, Esq. 3 3 iliicianral Day. Esq. a J. P. Harley, - .T. R. Hobart Metcalf, Esq. D. h. - Hal, Esq. - C. Horn, Esq. ditto W. B. Cartwright, Esq. E. Knight, Evil. ditto lowish Morgan. Esq. IJ. Munden. Esq. ditto Fed-Jena, Chancery- J. liattie, Esq. ditto lane - . C. Taylor, Esq. T.H.C.O. J. S. - . ('apt. Y.wt.es, R.N. ditto J. Hoyden, Esq. . Charles Kemble, Esq.ditto (1. Sass, Esq. Charlotte- J. Smith, Esq. ditto MICA - U. Collyer. Esq. - S. (ray, Esq. - D. Ellis, Esq. - J. Clarke, kisq. . ('apt. Bailey - J. Tomer, Esq. - W. Bainbridge, Esq. W. Fraser, Esq. - Thos. Jones, Esq. Subscriptions continue to be received by the Treasurers, Messrs. Hansom, Pall-mall East ; the Bar 0 the Freemasons Tavern ; and by most respectable Musics/Mara. IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, PATRONISED BY TIIE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. THE IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, or Prome nade Clog. An entire new, elegant , end superior Article for Ladles, to proud the feet hem damp, and ealculaied to form • distinguished 'fart of the C,erriage er Promenade Drees. The HEALTH PRESERVERS for I len tlemen, recommended by the Faculty as &beady Artiel . ea for effectually repelling damp or wet from the feet. Invented and solid by W. J4LICK MA N, Fashionable Bnot and Shoe-maker, 317, Oxford -street; and, by his appointment, at the following places:— Bellamy, St. James's.street, Brighton ; Boatel and Co., Davey. .plan, Norwich; Tuanbull, Exchange, Cneltenham ; Wall, 41 Hastings; and wholesale at the Itlaaufactory, Den inatit.haripe, lligb.street, Bloomsbury, London. LONDON REPOSITORY FOR CARRIAGES OF ALL DESC R I PTIONS. rOHN MARKS and SON respectfully acquaint the • Public, that they hare constantly on view for hale from 300 to 401 CARRIAIiES, new and second-hat.d, some of which are of the most splendid and modern constructions, and at the most economical and reasonable prices- Their extensive Premises, the largeat in London for Carriages, are situate in Great Portland-street, Portland-place, and loingham lthe ; they are open to the free and unrestrained access of the Public, and so unequalled a display of elegant and useful Vehicles invites inspection, as an object of public curiosity, on the part even of those who hate no desire to purchase. Every Carriage is numbered and has its price affixed. Theexhi bition consists of:— Os. Gs. Landaus from 011 to 30 Barouthetts - 120 to 3,, Coaches - 300 to 30 Phaetons . Ito to Landaulets - 250 to 10 ('urricles . 100 to 40 Chariots - 210 to 30 SlialhoPes 01 to 20 llorouches . 100 to 50 Dennetts, Bth. The Establishment of JOHN MARKS and SON being the oldest as well as the largest in London, its repittation for respecta bility is well known to the Public, and commissions in regard either to a specific quality or price front any par of the world are executed with promptness, and the transmission and exportation performtd with care. Old Carriages are received in exchange, and Carriages tent in for sale are arranged in the Repository for a small weekly axnpest union, and for • conninaton,of 5 pa Cent. on the sale. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1 ?24. QACRIFICH of the VIRGINS; or the Athenian Vietima destined to be devoured by the monster Minotaur, and Theseus &firing !dimelf as their deliverer; by Chevalier VAN MEE, Historical and Portrait Painter to the King of Holland, is now EXHIBITING at the GRECIAN GAL LERY, 67, Haymarket, near the ()peva-House. Admission—One Shilling. 1 IRS CRAEHOMI, the celebrated SICILIAN 161 DWARF, is now EXHIBITING atilt New 11mA-street. This wonderfal Lady is the smallest ever beard or read of, being nine years sod eight months old, nineteen inches high, sad not weighing lire pounds. Attendance from Eleven until Five. Admittance, 2s. 6d. P.S. Miss C. will wait on Families, if required. BOOKS PUBLISHED. Just published, price le.lid.=rbiiund in black, in a small size, for the pocket, T JIE COMMUNION OFFICE, with Prayers which may be used occsaioaally before and at the time of receiving the Sacrament. To which is prefixed. an Address to the Ne glecters of* with *Short lizplanetioa of Its Institution. BY A LAYMAN. Printed fur C. and J. itiviotton. Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, and St. Paul's Church. yard. *.,• This may be bad also booed in black calf, Ss. 6d. or in Illo niece, Rice bs LAeKINOTON'S CATAIA3OIIE, PAR; L 'llth any is published, ptiee 21. 6d. PART the Pinot of a CATALOGUE of the mast exten sive and Valuable COlketiall of Sawed-Hand BOORS ON SA LE in this Country, reontainiag the Classes—Books of Prints, Atlases, English Histati, Tommhy, iersoged in Counties, Fo reign Hi s t or y, Hersiary, Mislanies. Political Economy, Law, Education, Novels and Vi'Mui of Fiction, Poetry, Plays and Dra matic Hist , Architecture and Painting, Music, Natural His tory, Conch op, Entomology. Geology, Mineralogy, Medicine, Chemistry, Ste. &c. o ff ered to the Public at very moderate Prices, by Harding, Mayor, and ',gad (Lackington's), Finsbury-aquare, London. and L purchase and exchange Books, eitha In large or small quantities, an the most advantageous terms. BALES BY AUCTION. HARROW WEALD LODOE. MIDDLESEX. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, IiARDEN, Capital COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, Se.; PLEASURE OROUNDS and MEADOW LAND, in all nearly FIVE ACRES. By Mr. kontms, (Of Wart y& House, Re g ent-street), At Oarraway's CoWee-hmtse, h 'Change-alley, Oirshill, en THURSDAY, the 29th of April, at Twelve o'Clock, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD 11 ESTATE, comprising a very comport and eligible Resi dence, HARROW WEALD LOUIE , situate at Harrow Weald. in a fine part of the county of Mi ddlesex, one mile west of Stamen, and about eleven miles from Oxford-street, adapted for the accommodation of a gentleman's family, commanding beau tiful prospects; containing a good entrance hall, excellent dining parlour, drawing-room, breakfast parlour with bow-window lead. mg out upon the lawn, housekeeper s-mom, commodious kitchen— each forming a wing to the house; butler's pantry and sleeping mom ; wine -cellar, laundry, larder., 'cutlery, and a water...closet ea the ground floor. On the first floor, two excellent bed-chambers, and dressing loom to each ; and live secondary bed-rooms. (Nit-offices :—A three-stall stable, coach-house with loft ova, 'standing for a gig, dairy, root-house, tool-house, coal-cellar, wood and fowl-houses, bath-house, and servants' office, with a pump of good water in the poultry-yard. The Estate consists of nearly Five Acres, laid out in lawn sal I shrubbery, with a carriage -drive and pond, • good kitchen and fruit-p Wen having a wall 200 feet long, stocked, cropped, and I planted will:cholas fruit-trees. Tebardwiampad pear by T die gates. e-bekkAa. Particulars may he had et the Lodge at the King's Had, Harrow;) Abercorn Arms, Stanniore t Essex Arms, N atford ; Crimea, Edgeware; Swan, Rickmansworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; of Mears. Brondrett, Spinks, and Red dish, Solicitors, Temple; at flarraway's; and of Mr. Robins. No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street t of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. MONEY, ON MORTGAGE OK ANNUITY. VIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwarcia,or any JU Part, in Sums not less than Two hundred Pounds. will be advanced on Life Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust Money in the Funds, Willa, Jointures, and Real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just, and liberal Tenn*. Apply personally, or by Letter (post-paid) to !llr. Lloyd, At torney at Low, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelphi. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES—ON SALE AT N 0.4, REOENT.STREET, PALL-MALL. A VARIE fY of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR ti ELK CIIIMNEY-PIECES, in the Newest Fashions, unequalled In Execution and Polish, being made by Machinery. Priem moderate, aid the Trade supplied by UEORUE BiLOWN, Agent to do -PATENT MARBLE. WORKINU COMPANY, No. 4, Regent street, PaU-mall, London. TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, Aa `IA:IT-IRON RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS, lJ Balconies, Virandan, Cantakvera, Palimuling, and Seth Weights; Stable Post Ramps, Cilia, Mangers, Hay Racks, Grating., Air Bricks, and Air Traps, of all sizes; Skylights, and Skylight Tiles, glutei or unglazed. Cast-Iron Pump+, with Pim, etc. Machines for raising weights, Light Ornamental Fencing for Cottages Ortik ; Sheep, Cattle, and Os Hurdles. with every description of Article in Wrought or Cast lion, for Buildings, ite. are constantly on Sale at I.E ES . CI ITTA M. and H A 1.1. EN'S Repository, Winsley-street, Ozford-street, and Cnrnwall.road, Stamford-street, Lambeth. REGENT-e4TREET, 212. 1 GREGORY (from IVaterloo House), begs most re f..."a speetfully to subunit to the notice of the Nobility and Oen. try his ver7 extensive and choice Assortment of BRUSSELS, TURKEI, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CAR PETS; Printed Furraturrs, Merino Damasks, and Moreens of every description, which he assures them are of the first taste and quality, and will be sold Twenty-fire per Cent. under the usual prices, for reedy money. REAL TURKEY CARPETS. IpHE Nobility, Gentry, and others, are most respect ._ fully informed, that several BALES of very superior qua lity and colours, are just imported, and will be sold It very reduced pnees, from Eight Ouineas and upwards, warranted free of damage. Several thousand yards of the best BRUSSELS CARPET ING, newest patterns, at fo. per yard ; short lengths and single pieces 4c. Gd. ; all ()the; f larpet ing, Druggets, kc. equally cheap. The best painted FIAWR CWTILS 25 per cent under the Manufacturers Prices. Whitehall Car pet Warehouse, 31, ('haring.aoaa. REGENT-STREET READY-MADE LINEN AND GE NERAL OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. y GRAIMM begn leave most respectfully to inform Ladies and Gentlemen, that he is now SELLING a large Quantity of READY-MADE LINEN, at the following re. msrkably low Prices, viz. :—Calico Shins, 225. ftd. to 3a. ; Long Cloth, 4.6. to 10. Irish Linen Shirts, It. ad., 45., fas.. 80, 120., to Igo ; Ladies' Chemises, 20, 26. fld., to 35.; Night ditto, 3s. lid., 3a. lid.. to as. ; Slips, Is. ' Dressing Grown*, IJs Flannel and Cotton Waistcoats, Drawers, Sheeta, Towels, Stockings, Cravats, &a., cheaper than any house to London, at Gmluau's, 206, Regent-street, opposite conduit_ street. _ _ . • Isa—lrish Linens sold on Commission by die Piece. ROASTED CORN, AT FOURPENCE PER POUND. 4L WWl' haring berg repeatedly aalualsigtal. the envious, the jealous, the malicious, the grumblers, atter backbiters of all sorts. tor selling his superiorly prepared Roamed Corn at Is. per pound, and accused of having gulled the public, and ailed his pocket from the earning* of the poor, he has at length detelnined (although he does not wish to play the game of the old man and his ass in the fabll to a:entnniodate the above-named gentry, and particularly those whp esteem ('heapness the 'Dui of perfection, with Roamed Corn at one penny per quarter ofa pound, at his Shops in the Metropolis only, for a limited period, where bis universally approved Roasted Corn will continue to be sold as usual at Is. per pound. The hest proof (if any were wanting) of the nutritious and un rivalled whuleson.e quality of Mr. Hunt's superiorly prepared Roasted Corn, is this fact, that upwards of AN of the most eminent mAical men in the metropolis, and three times that number in the country, not only recommend it to all their patients who are afflicted with indigestion and nervous (affability, but actually use it regularly in their own families. The only thing that Mr. Hunt means to say for his Fourpenny Article, in addition to its cheapness, is, that he warrants it to be made with gond sweet corn, and roasted in a very superior way to that with which the public have hitherto been obliged" at six pence per pound. Manuf4ctory, Broad-wall, Surrey. lAINI)ON REPOSITORY fur the CABINET-MAKERS, SI )C1 El' Y. for every Description of CABINET FITRNI TI'RE, FEATIIER-11E1) and MATTRESS MANUFAC TORY, No. 71, Owner of LEA 1/ENHAItb-S'I'REET, London, opposite Aldgate Pump. Ready Money only. Society of Cabinet-Nlakers respectfully inform 1 the Public that they still continue the above Establishment, for the benefit of industrious mechanics who have large families, by offering them manufsetured articles in the Cabinet line. of the best workmanship, and cheaper than any house can do in London by 21 per cent., there being no other profit required on the goods but the bare house expenses; at the same tine will be sufficiently satisfied with having constant employment for themselves and This Society was established in June, 1818. consisting of 20 . mechanics, adding the number of their wives and families, amount ing to 66: in June, 1019, five more were added to the Society; in June, 11120, ten; and in June, 1821, eight. The total number no, receiving support through the means of this Establishment, is 191. The Society and their families beg leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and f fentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their orders anti recommendations, and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction ; at the same time solicit a continuance of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The following articles are inserted as a specimen of the very low prices, all warranted-ready money only. Full size mahogany four-post bedstead, lath bottom 3/. 155.; full size tent bedstead I!. Ik.; bordered hair mattress to fit 11. la. mahogany drawer, solid ends 31. 3a. ; feather lied 2/. 111,. ; ditto, free front dust and smell, full site 31. 100. ; six japanned chairs of any description in uil I!. Ik. ; best ditto wash-hand stands 165.; ditto denssieg-table, 16s. ; hearth rugs 14s. ; three feet six inches (nest of drawers 4/. ts. ; three feet mahogany l'em. broke table IL DIN.: three feet ditto on pillars and claws' 3!. I3s ; mahogany dressing-table IL ; ditto bidett, best IL 45.• ditto bedeepo IL fh.; ditto ditto I/. 125.; di':n ditto 2/. 2s. ; ditto box glass, two drawers, best British plate 135.: ditto ditto I!. Lis.; ditto ditto 1/. 180.; ditto swing glass, large size commode 3s. ; ditto ditto 5.4. ; ditto ditto flo.; ditto ditto 12s. ; sea bed and pillow ss. lid.; dittoditto fio. ; ditto ditto 75.; tray stand 7. ; long mahogany tray I is.; japanned hook shelf 75.; tea caddy Ilk. ; Por-; able desk 21s. . • desk covers in number I is. ; music chairs , and pattern os. . 0d .:.; eight mahogany chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed Ii!. 6s. ; eight ditto ditto W. 155.; eight ditto ditto 71. 75.•. eight Trafalgar ditto N. flit.; mahogany sofa to match 7!. 10..; ditto couch 71. les.; ditto ditto W. 10s.; ditto, with bedstead, 71. DM.; set of mahogany card and sofa tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood W. Ifis.; set of mahogany table., two seed and sofa, on pillars and claws 121. I2s. ; ditto, the best that can he matte to order or pattern, 16/. 10s.; handome 7 feet 8 pedestal sideboard, with carved back, 171. ; ditto 7 feet Ilsl. ; ditto 8 feet 8, ; set of dining tables, of the last ti • ter.i. tby 10 feet 6, 11/. ; ditto, 4 feet 2by 11 feet 6, 13/. ; ditto 4 feet 6 by 12 feet 6, Hit 16‘.; if Spanish, nn advance of 31. 10s. ; straw paillasse IL Is.; tent bedstead and furniture 3!. 13s. ; Lambe° heastt-.01 nand French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, W. ; live-feet mahogany four-post bedstead and furniture, with French draperies lined all through, complete ltd. Ilk.; five-feet ditto ditto 16/. 10s.; ditto ditto, with cornice, of a superior make, 1111. 10s.; ditto ditto, with gold cornier, elegem drapery, ; drawing-room curtains, of the best entwine and chintz, fitted for window 61. rm.; ditto ditto 71.7 a.; ditto, of a su perior and elegant style of work 10/. Ilk.; drawing-runt rose wood; drawing-mom Trafalgar chairs; ditto, inlaid with buhl, 2w.; table. 2 covers, and sofa Ili/. 18A. ; ditto 11. Is.; drawing room sofa 6/. fi..; ditto 71. 7a.; ditto W. its.; horse-hair cushions, each to. fol.; covered ditto 4s. W. TIILIKNELL, Agent. COUNTRY DC AAAAA Goods packed free of expense, except the materials, and sent to all parts of Great Britain., and to the Fast and West Indies.- . Captains fittest out, and llerchants supplied with Cabinet Goods for Exp.. ration. HARP TUTOR. Just published, price Ss- IM. INSTRUCTIONS for the DOUBLE and SINGLE MOVEMENT MAMP. in which the Rudiments of Music as. clearly Saphilmerk aui ailta Rules for Fingering illustrated by numerous and apprepriate Wonpies. To which are added, Pee. hides and Lessons In the Major and Minor Keys, with lostructions foe Tuning. By J, T. CRAVEN. The most favourite AIRS from ROSSINI'S OPERA, " ZELM IRA," arranged as Deets for the Harp sod Plane, in Two Books, each fia.; and as Duets for the Piano-Forte, in Two Books, each es. dd. By D. Brognier. TWO DUETS for the Violoncello and Piano-Forte, Cmuch, h. The VOCAL MELODIM of SIXITLA ND, arranged for the Flute, es. (H)W'S Curious COLLECTION of SCOTLAND, for the Piano Forte, Hs. Published by J. flow and Son, Music and Musical Instrument Sellers (by special appointment) io his Majesty, 162, Regent street. PIANO-FORTES, HARPS. At. LET on HIRE. Opposite New Budington-street. BOOKS IN THE PRESS. In t►e Pram, and speedily will be published, A SHORT Acoount of the PmFerees of J. B. LOG lER's MI. SYSTEM of MUSICAL EDUCATION in Bodin, and its subsequent introduction, by order of the Pntssise Government, into the Public Seminaries, for its general promulgation through the Prussian suttee t with a brief Sketch of the present State of Music in Bcrlin. _ By J. B. WRIER. Printed for R. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Chute's-yard. O-morrow, the 13th of April, will be published (to be continued twice a Month), price OM penny, sr Ten-pence a Doman, No. 1. of I[lllE NATIONAL SCHOOL MAGAZINE—Every 1_ Number will contain one or mom Engravings. illustrating Natural History, &c. &c. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, sad Waterloo-pl see. It has long been wished that a cheap work should be published, adapted to the age and capacity of children, which might afford them instruction and amusement. and supply them with an inno. cent occupation during their leisure hours at home. This little Work is undertaken for the use of Children educated at National Schools, and it Is hoped that the pstrottage and countenance may be obtained of the Diocesan Secretaries of the National Society fee the Education of the Poor in th e Principles of the Estabibhed Church, and the Members of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge ; that through their means it will get into &wend cir culation among those Children br whom it is diawn up. There will not be, howevet, found in it anything which need confine it to that particular description of Children ; and it will be the auks. WOW of the Editor to make it a pleasing and a useful Juvenile Companion. METROPOLITAN LITERARY JOURNAL. N o. I. of this New Monthly Work, price Rs. Sd. will be published Msy I. While its primary 'ern will be the various Arts sod that lima to - a rriAM wangle ender the following Heads : ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS on all Subjects, of Lite*MN, Sdoiss sod An (excluding Politics and Connonnisl Divinity). i ANAIN New Publications (without Esearwriting). VARIET s nernemic and Forams t consisting of Litenry I Noticesce sod the Arts, Detachod Criticism, Li Anealotek &c. The FI NE, MECHANICAL ARTS, PATENTS, Ste- ORIGINAL rowntir. PROCEEDINGS of PUBLIC SOCIETIES, chiefly of the Literary Institutions in the United Ki MEMOIRS of Living Clearacters, n errery . . &e. BIOGRAPHY of Parsons recently deemed. Several gentlemen comseeted with the Metropolitan Literary In stitution have aped to co-opens towards thus supplying what is still a deeidentemo in our periodical literature. In the prenicutien of this object they premise rigid immrtiality, and on the fulfilment of this promise they net their cla to public countenance and protection. Communication); to be addressed ( po st paid) to the Editor, No. 6, Chatham.pbee, or to Mews. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-ruw. IF A PHINC. DOES NOT PLEASE TH E LADIES, WHO SHO U? A. P. not only pleases the Ladies, but also the Ladies' illifds. Hundreds of bodies of Title have expe rienced that PRINICL"B RUSSIA OIL is a great preserver and promoter of the Halk ; and sr it is rather thick m • out of the bottle, the Ladies' aids k find it is troublesome in dressieg their Ladies' hair. The Proprietor has therefore now clarified and im proved the Rosie Oil, and It pours out of the bottle like cream, which has made it the pleasantest and unrivalled Oil for dressing the hair, as it will always keep the head and hair dean, beautiful, and in curl : in than, the Royal Family, Nobility, Gentry, &c. may rely upon it they will not have a hair fall ar or turn grey, by using Prince's celebrated Russia 04, which is so improved, that it has made it the greatest nourisher and preserver to the hair in the universe ; will make it grow thick and long. end preserve it from falling off or ever turn grey, and 1 such a nourlaher to the mots of the hair, that even if it had beg an to turn grey, it will restore it again to Ith natural colour, by - limping the bead moist for about a month with the oil. It is sure to clear the scurf from *ldabel to old age—will restore the hair on bald places, if there is the least sign of mem, by also keeping the haul constantly moist for about a month with the oil, which hundreds of Geodetic:l have experienced. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Oil. The ounce bottle, five shillings ; a large bottle, containing five ounces, one pound, is a saving. Sold hy the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, N 0.9, Poland-street, Oxford-street, Leaden: 46 London-road ; and by moat principal Perfumers and Medidne Vendee. Be particular, and " Prince" is the Wrapper and Seals ; and his address, " Isles g , reef. Onfortivntrilthi th London," is on without, It Is net genuine, and minx the Niehaus, ought to be pettiest's, mi Co' un Englishmen, as as serer mesons, onght to be acquainted with the following 1.--It Is hak arell known in Russia that Ber n ; t ea Z is t This hars h i h. ; Ibr d Em makei A e lPx a an ir der m , and gr pee. was of die& ' the* hair at an early age through using c: 4amt die Wink 0 whoever resommends it for the hair, must do it for it ion ; bat Prince's celebrated Russia Oil is warranted not elp contain any Beats' Greene whatever, but the greatest nourindag ingredients for the hair ; and if they want the genuine Rossia Olf in Russia, or any other part of the globe, they must send to A. Prince, 9, Poland -street, London, for it, and It is the only ardde that actually preserves and promotes the hair. Gentlemen of the Medial Hall have analysed l'rlnce's Russia Oil---have published !n die " Gazette of Health." No. 12, that the discovery is a great ova to the Proprieties, and is superior to any oil *for the lair, and will do, in awes of baldnaw and weak hair, what can ponsikdy be done in strengthening and re storing it. The Medical Gentlemen have also analyzed another Oil, which a daily ruffed in the Papers, as used by Emperort, Kings, Dukes, kr. Fec. and have published in the " Gazette of Health," No. 12, that on examining the ingr-dients of this grand Oil, they find it contains only common oil, coloured and per fumed : therefore it cannot be compared to the Russia Oil, as a nnurisher to the hair. Several Captains who have come from the Continent have de clared, that whatever they havelanded merchandise, they have bean asked if they had any of Prince's Russia Oil ; therefore 11Ierchanta will find an streams/0 in exporting it.—Merchants and Captains E . will receive ali arawance for exportation. Proved by n it on the 24th of November, 1814 , before the l,onl Mayor of , that A. Prince is the original Proprietor in the universe of the Russia Oil ; and therefore, if any perfumer, mmlicine-vender, hi-Jr-dresser, or any one else in Great Britain or any other country.sell, under any pretence whatever, an Oil called ItussiaOil, and es not A. Prince's of V, Poland-street, Isondua, it is hereby publicly pronounced they are impostors , as they not only impose upon the Public by selling them counterfeits, which do not answer the purpom, but also injure A. Prince, the Original Pro prietor, who has a large family, and has spent, within these last twenty years, above Fifty Thousand Pounds in advertising to make it known. ABSOLUTE REVERSION OF SIX THOUSAND POUNDS. By Mr. STANIi, At Garraway's Co ff ee-house, Mr. , Cornhi TO-MOR ROW, the 16th of April, at One o'C k, unless an acceptable offer be previously THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION of SIX THOU SAND POUNDS STEALING, payable on the death of a body, aged shay-five years, secured en brutes of at leaskone hundred thousand pounds value. Printed particulars inay be had of Mears. Clarke. Richards, and Miriade, 109, Chancery-lane; at Garrawayls ; and of Mr. Stan ley, 21, Old Bood.street. JEWELLERY, PLATE, GOLD WATCHES, CLOCKS,&e. By Means. MACHIN and DEBENHAM. 1 At their Rama, 26, King -street, Covent-gardas, TO-MORROW, at II o'Clock _ __ TWO Brilliant Diamond Necklarea, Top and Drop Ear-rings, Crosses, Rings, and Pins; Pearl Amethyst Suits; Rows of Pearl; Pearl Ornaments; field Snuff foxes, and an extensive amortment of elegant Jewellery ; Gold Watches, Table Clocks; Three Thousand Ounces of Modem Plate, in chased Tea and Coffee Pots, Milk Ewers, Kettle', Bread Baskets, Table and Chamber Candlesticks, Cruet Frames, Cups, Tankards, Dishes, Waiters, Salts, King's Pattern and Plain :*poons, Forks, and numerous other Articles. The whole of which will be sold without reserve. May be viewed till the day of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Rooms as above. IMPROVED ESSENCE OF OOROONA ANCHOVIES. WILLIAM LAZENBY (Son of Elisabeth Lazenby, Proprietress of the (enuine Harvey's Sauce), havin opened an OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. No. Ml,g Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital, begs Imre moot re_ spectflally to submit to the Admirers of Asmies, as a Fish Aimee, his IMPROVED ESSENCE, which, after some years of assiduous attention to the promotion, he flatters himself he has brought to melt a state of perfection as to variant him confidently m amen. on trial, will be fmtad super* toasty ever coffered to I the Public. SPM QIL, PAINTING, VARNISHES, and SA., LAD OIL, at. &c. The Anon rectified Sperm Oil that is burned, la. per gallon (allowan.p in quantity of 10 gallons); ;4. oond Sperm, Se. ; and expellent lamp (lil, ls. fd. The best Old Whits load that is sold. 3115.; excellent Ms. per cwt. (6d. leas in full cow sok= from the dace) i i Med Oil DU best 60. Turin, M. I Wawa drying _ OR, bp. ad. INvonglaga dPf _ Sweet Oil. Ss. id. and Nosisfait, 3.. ,*r gallon. Super Body Varnish, 4. per pint; Carriage, Black Japan. Gold Size, Wain. and blebegany. Os. 6d. ; Spirit, 4. and Mastic, 4s. 611. (these Varnishes warranted to be the best quality made.) Whiting (fit for adders), 2d. per dozen ; Putty, 2id. ; :Spruce Ochre, lid.; and Copperas, I id. pet lb. Pitch, His. per cwt. Coignes, of all de. senpuons, for out-door work, &e. at equally low prices, and parked with care for the Country and Exportation. Best Salad Oil, 16d. per in and Sask. Essence of Anchovies (the best made), 11ii. per bottle, 12s. per dozen, usual:4 : B° , ld: Os. per bottle. Anchovies (very both 2a. d d . per lb. Best , 6s. 3d . ; and best Moulds, with wax wicks, 7s. 6d. per . Best Mottled and Yellow Soaps, Us. and 68s. per ems. ; best Windsor, 14d. per lb. J. J. SMITH being aware of the hazard of giving credit rent to a disowning Public all Articles in the Oil, Colour, and Italian Trade, at equally low prices, for cash only. Qualities can be re commended by every purchaser. N.B. The sign of the Christchutch Hospital Blueeost Boy seen in the window, No. 3, Clare.street, Claie-market, near Lincoln'. Inn fields. Careful Painters recommended to Families painting their Own orseis—Letters to be paid. DURABLE GREEN PAINT. • AT THREEPENCE PER POUND, READY FOR US ROBINSON, TAYLOR, and CO. hare the honour to inform Noblemen, Country Gentlemen. &c. that they have succeeded in producing • MINERAL GREEN PAINT, hitherto considered impracticable, equal in durability and efficacy with their Mineral Brown Paint, which has for the last Twenty Years re. reivecl such extended Patronage from every branch of the State, Polak Companies, &c. The Mineral Paints are a cheap and durable Coating for all Out door Work, such aa wooden, iron, and canvas roofs, sheds, barns, out-houses, fences, palings, gates, boat and barge bottoms ships' sides and upper works, wood and iron bridges, ducks, chain cables, and all wood and iron work under water, or crimped to the weather ; 1 1 for tiles on roof", to prevent them imbibing water, and being injured by &oat ; and fur coating brick walla, to prevent damp. No wood coated with these Paints will be worm-eaten, nor will insects or vermin of any kind inhabit hot-bed frames, or other places, mated with them, and they will be found an effectual Cure for the Dry Rot. PRICE, READY FOR L'SE. Mineral Green Paint . 3d. per 111. Mineral Brown Paint Mineral Black Paint j - . Sid. per lb. Mantiarturrd and Sold by Robiesen, Taylor, and Co. (Summon to hi `Adam and Co.) Willow-wharf, R7, Ratkaide, London. Innumerable Certificates, granted by the Public Department. and 'Board of Works, &e. may be we at the Manufactory. N.B.—Oenulae White Lead, Patent, Pet:akin Verdigris, and Ohm Wens, Paints, Oils, 4c. of every descriptise, on reasonable terms. g 'e t.2ll7Mitet I s , t e lt u L ie C' t n hl i dt i ttg i L m e"raP u; la theft wive' , ' and the llechelers . !Mna r e e ned i. . to be wedded ; 24 . The eponym.. hes ellineed, that the geed " wife" kiligmliareer able and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, the amide. Tatum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only weir 6 ill earth, but disposing them' itself to hatinentas with 111 11 1=ter. ZOl Previous, however, to entering into this ar4en in i i t becomes en imperative duty, Dot only to r gm t to cleanse the grosser nature from those int w ibpfree dom of unrestricted . pleasure may have upon it. To the neglect of such attention sty attributable many et dupe bashes ie. stances, which, while they excite the animist:Mien sr die ledielder, excite in the sufferer regret and self reproach. Luxurious habits wiU cfraninise the body—a residence% the tro - will relax the elastic fihre—but excess of every kind will weaken the system. To all such then we addrossourselvek earns hope.— energy, muscular strength—felicity ; nor will our advents appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty ran: successful experience. The felicity of married life is sometimes disturbed br dr ass pension of those blessings which should endear k-me dm female habit is often constitutionally weak- yet it an be and deficient energy improved into halthkinent and In every such case we pledge our afealep at sure , aid with effect. Earnestly Winton. weept*, voiddisti dem the position so presumptuously taken up, we admen bast general principles with lens hesitation; and eeeMent in war own beimpor. able in egrity as Members of the College of duegeses, vs riff the suffering community of either ass (yed* ibent oteeing into matrimonial life) et ewe to ear haste, ober ddly derdeure is Riven for personal carmakatien ; wed laws hem de ermary are immediately unswayed. those eat amain a embertes for Ad rier and Medicine, which east he forwarded a sap pert of the , world, however datum DOSS and Co, 114.11. C. Seepors, 11, Bannsierrest, Iremitrusit. lordeu. Just published (sixteenth odbistr. 1. The AOlB of LIM. a familiar Commentary wit the above Mews; 11 111OZIANA, addressed elicit:nivel* he dm Female Sex. May be hod et 1110, Paternoster -row; ill, Ped.mall t 11, Prinees-strew‘ Stillea4 ; Fleet-street, Landow ; Porter, 72. Orakm-atrea, Mikis t 117, Trough", Ober, t antl 001 Hosirelltie. ! so be. 2 2 Price 7d. ELEOANCE AND ECONOMY UNITED. CIM)WDEN, MRAPEK, TAILOR, and LADIES' a HABIT MAKER. solicits the attention of Ladies in . 4. Gentlemen who wish to be cueously fittkvl in SUPERFIN GARAIENTS, that his cloths will bear die inspection ti that. Connoisseur. and are trade up by the first werknxti is the Aletro f polls. His prices are as follows, for Cash : Superfine Coats, front M. to 31. Ills. Extra auprr Ssion and Spanish, :rum 31. its. tik 31. OS. Coloured Frocks, from 31. to 31. his. Fancy Waistcoats, from 124. to 111 v. Trowscra, from 211 a. to 3.45. Breeches frown 255. to 30s. Livery complete, from 41. 10a. in 41. Gentlemen's Box Coats at all Plied'. • Ladies' Habits, and Children's Clothes. T eisingGowns.Othe. ails, Gaiter, and Cloaks, dtc. pmportionahly cheap. Liberal advantages to Merchants, Captains, and wholesale Pate 4 chasers, who can be accommodated at a rev boars' notide. TO MILITARY OFFICERS, INDIA CAPTAitat: 1 1 CADETS, Be. WILLIAM EYRE, CAMP EQUIPAOR 'IBV. • TRUNK-MANUFACTURER to the RING. Ism h. inform the Nobility, Gentry, Deride/nen of the Army Ind Nary , ate. that he has REMOVED from Ctorkspur-street ie the gum sire Prem;stu, No. 258, REGENT.STREET. Where he *„... readj-manufaetured, a capital Stock of smog IRON.BOU 4 meau fr r , BULLOCK and CAI/ET TRUNKS ; LEATHER 1 ., ETA . MANTIiA 1 JS of everT descriptiou ; BREAKFAST ' DIN. NER CANTEENS; SEA COTS, on the ed i r i i n • cipies, son by appointment of the Patomptt . • ETA VIBE BEDSTEADS, admirably adoptai so linlim 418/6108.k with every article in the Butineas. W. E. Mlcra hio rappectful Thanks to Mt Ftinsia ilsii silitla`r Air post no . which Ito trusts his midwate prices . Hoods wilfenrure a continuance of for the future. . No Connection with hi( late House in Cockspur.strost. • 2 4" -I . . 9 A few Doors from Oxford.mreet. DUTY oi l . SILK GOO N ._ . TO THE ADMIRERS OF RICH SILK STOCKING& 7 .. PERFINE COTTON AND LAM OW WOOL. HOSIKR . ; OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT UNPRECEDEN ic . : EDLY LOW PRICES. hi....... 7: al l nK !PANG and CO. respectfully solicit an .1.1,4, thin of their extensive Stock, whit,h they are ainrWsiii. at she following Prices:— China silk, WWI feet, from 2s. 2d. ; stout, 3s. &I.; verptlosib'' 4__,4. Chins, all Silk, Rs. lid. 4 strut, Is 114.1 very stout, Oh* id- Evening Dress, all Silk, Rs. 3d. ; stout, 6s. lid. ; rich lam 74. Gentlemen's stout Silk, is. ; very stout, 19- id. Cotton Stockings, lid. per pair; tme quality, Ils. Si. par dozen ; stout and fine. Is. Ild., or 16s. 6d. per dozen ; es 25., or 225. and &I. per dozen ; extra superfine, 2s. 6.1, or M i tt" per dozen. • • Gentlemen's unbleached Cotton, 9s. per dozen ; very stook. Is. fid or 17s. per dozen ; extra stout, Is. 9d., or 20a. per iloolo. Haft Hoie, 6a. ; line, I Is. per dozen. • ..„ Drawers, Is. 64. ; very stout, 2s. 3d., or pantakon ditto, flo Skt• Ladies' Kid (Moves.. Ils. 6d. per dozen ; French Kid, la, 3d., or 14s. Rd. per dozen ; best Ki 4, ls. 6d., or 17a. per dozen. - • Gentlemen's It'oodstock Gloves, 12s. per doses; best, Is. IL, or Ills. &I. per dozen. 1)oe Skin, 25., or 325. 64 pas dozen; bast Doe, 2s. 64., or 265. lid. per dozen. Families and lientlemen who are desirous of selectlog from sin extensive Stock, will fled this an advantageous opportunity of laving out their money prntitably. .11. Kipling and Co.'s Warehouse, Ko. 16, Roultry, ton doom from the Mansion House. FROM LAMT NIGHTS GAZETTE, Foreigr-tbfice, April 13, 1824. The Right Honourable George Canning, his Nlajesty's Principal Secretary of state for Foreign Affair% has received ha Mqesty commands to signify tO the Ministers of Friendly and Neuth.l Powers, residing at this Court, that the necessary measures lwreb been taken, by command of his Ms,jesty, for the blockade of the port of Algiers; and that from this time all the measures, author ised by the Law of Nationl, will be adopted and executed, with specs to all roads which may grtempt hz violate the said bloekatlte, Fildieledil, Ap.li 11. 18 24. The Ring has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Rigbt Honourable the Earl of Morton, K.T. to be his Majesty's High Commissioner to the Gettcral Ittsethhly tithe Church of scatlod. Crors-Ofre, April 3, 1824. IIZTUANED TO BENTE IN THIS r.assErr LIMMENT. Mosstagb of King's Lytut—The Ilostßepecg4h le WlTHara john Bentinek, lately called Lard John Dentine'', now called Marquis of Tau-Midst, in the room of the Most Honourable Wil liam Henry Cavendish Bentinck, commonly sailed Maryui of Titchlield, deceased. 4prill3, 11124. Shire of Perth.—Major-General Sir G Muraf, of Drum lanrig and Bleatnn, O.('.H. Lieutenant of the Ordnance. and Colonel of his Majesty's 42d Itegimert of Foot, in the rooms!' James Drummond, Esq. who has accepted the once Steward of the manor of East Ilesored. County of Leitrim.—Samtiel White, of Killikee, in the °nutty of Esg. in the'rooni of Luke White,' Esq. deceased. BANKRITTS. J. Brurayee, jun. West Butterwick, Owaton, Lincolnshire, mil. lee, to surrender, April 27, at seven, 28, and May 26, at eleven, at the Court-house, Epwoeth. Solicitors, Messrs. Stncker and Dawson, New Damell-court, grey -street, London ; sad Mews. Capes and Son, Epworth. T. Bowden, late of Stockport, Cheshire, shopkeeper, April 20, 24, and May 25, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Heaton-Norrts, I.er.. caster. Solicitors, Mr. Tyler, Pump-court, Temple, London ; and Mr. Hunt, Stockport. R. Hatton and J. Jackvon, sen. Foulton-with-Feamheed, Lan, cuter, limp-boilers, April 26, 27, at three, and May 25, at nine, at the Nag's Head Inn, 14'stritigton. Solicitors, Meson. Taylor and Bowie, Kirg's Bench-walk, Temple, London ; and Messrs. Pitched and Wagstaff, Warrintpon. J. Nagger, Allsop-niews, Mary-la-bonne, carpenter, ApAll44. 27, and May 25. at twelve , at the Bankrupts' Court. tor, Mr. Carlon, High-street, Mary-la-bonne. pIyIDENDS. May & R. Baxter, Talbot law-yard, Southwark, ironmonger, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 25. .1 Milburn, Neweastle-npon-Tyne, wooalen-draper, at the Crown and Thistle I i n, Newcastle. May 7. W. Gibson, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the dlike of 41r. Arisen, Liverpool. May 5. R. Isbell. C. Chapple, and R. D. jsbell, late of Mill. bay, Stonehouse, Devon, builders, at eleven, at Weriley's Hotel, Deeenpott. May 22. E. Loess, Shepherd's Market, man, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 8. T. Richards, sen. Bridge at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. desks la ♦wdw. tailor, at May 8. T. Byrne. King-street, Bryan.-- _ one. at the Bankrupts' Court. May 8. R. Dock, High-street, Southwark, linen-draper, at oat% at the Bankruine Court. May 1. J. I ;mM_ li.Prosp!cl:Ploce, New ington-eauseway, dealer, tanset;woollen.drsps—T. r _ -a-street, W. Hemeysett, Daimon, Middleam,dmlcr—J. Roper, Norwich, woollerhdrapa. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W, Dickinson and J. Craven, Lcifthowie and t Minn. York, fill. mongers—B. W. Proctor and W. LI. Slane y, Gray's Inn-place. Gray's-Inn, attorneys-0. 'don and 1). B. Woodward, Cora: bill, booksellers.—J. W. Pnipoon and F. Cotton, Birmingham. manufacturing-chemists—J. harry and A. (Atrium*, Gray's Tor. lane, tallow-chandlers—R. Copies!! and D. J. Rier, Lirerpoyl 0. Harrison and t'. (imam, Barnsley', York—G. L. Colktt and R. l)owdin jt , t3t. N i on a ii av aa l a W. Dinsley, attorneys, narribonsegh, i'mk--T4l. Curti!, and R. 0. Cattail. King-street, boot-make. —J. Lewis aid J. Collyer, 111 ioring-lane merchanta—F. 11. Peddler and C.ll. Hackett, insurance -broken. • - - - • - - pid ling and Co. request the public will bear In skid, that as Government have deferred the Third Day of I/smile& to next Tuesday, 21kh April, so also the period fur starlit:4 Ticketi Sharer us extended to the Nth of April, when all wheedled:Mica at the Lucky Corner, No. I, Cornhill, have diet:4)6=ot cJidining hpcx principal part of the Purchase Money, if they should nt4 bz softie. tunate as to gain one of the Three Capitols of 2fitiedi. which wild be added to the first Prize. lath April, or some *other eithalbin Prize. As the Risk is so trilling. a Stureoth beitig entitled to all the Purchase Money back excepting 9s other Shares in peuporuetp. and a Whole Ticket to all but 6. 131;, few will maw omit to the Leal , Corner, No. 1, Cornhill MCLANCIIOLY 1)EATI1-011 Saturday last. Mr. Sonny* Morris, eldest son of Samuel Morris, Rol. of Arrak-, h, walked to the river Maing, was, on the crewing eftchnt day. she, covered on the verge of that mere a lifeless cone. It Is *uprises., that in Iving down to talier a drink of water, at the brink et thy. stream, he was seired with on epileptic tit, and, being alone en no help new, unfortanatey perished by suitantina,..-Linurnik Paper. .. .. .. at elr;en. at the_Aanlunitt's' Unit. ' May Id. R. Wilms, pride street, mere:nat. at ten, at tlx. rlankrui l4 7uvt. nog •11.1. par i ldrillip. Liverpool. twevetwatta, st ow, it Me letse and Co. Lie pool. G. Rainy, Marslull.eneet, Cantaby.nneket, inntnaw. 47 ten, at* Bankrupts' Coon. t ay 7. J. M. Sanders. Intwieh, Intotnengir, at twelve, at tbin . Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Binningham. CRRT I FIC.AT E1i...31414 5.i . N. Ketehet, Bradwell.neat.ilto.Sea, allOpkeepe-r—J. I Smith. Wangkod. Sufulk, dealer—G. nom „Ilant.gbakl- : err!. woallen.drspo.-T. !Tterllen, Gillitteet, Limeltourf. bidnn t l r .., 11