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NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Sth May , or as soon thereafter as the weather will admit, a Black Beacon jiuny with Staff and Ball, will be moored in the plate of that now Ir , it at the Nest Mona,. And, at the same time. or as anon after as the weather will ad. a Black Briton Buoy with a Stiff and Ball, will be laid on thr gast.end of the finnfteet Sand. at the Eastern entrance of the .sin, instead of the Buoy now there. which will be taken away. By Order, J. HERBERT. Secretary. NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRl' in--ilorsE, LONDON, April 6, IBM SOUTH AND QUEEN'S CHA NNE LS. NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Bth May or as ,rem thereafter as the weather will permit , a May BEACON BUOY. with a STAFF and BALL, will be laid at the Went 3lause, instead of the Buoy now there, which will be taken away. A WHITE BEACON BUOY, with a STAFF and BALL, will be moored where the Went Pansand Buoy now lies, at the Western Entrance of the Qu•en's Channel The Red Beacon Buoy on the Pansand will he removed, and a BLACK and WHITE CHEQUERED BUOY. without Staff or Vane, moored in its place. Thus all the Buoys on the North Side of the Queen's Channel will be White, or partly so. On the West Last, at the %Western Entrance of the horse Channel. a (MACK BEACON BUOY, with a STAFF and BALL, will be laid, instead of the Buoy now there, which will be then away. By I trder, J. I I f: it BERT, Secretary. • TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STUCK. LADITA AND GENTLEMEN, l IERMIT me to remind you that the BALLOT takes place THIS DAY, and earnestly and respectfully to solicit your attendance. 1 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful humble servant. Partlend.plsce, April 12, 1826. JAMES STUART. ----- TO TILE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. 10011E4 AND (iENTLEMEN, 1 13 ERNI I T me to remind you that THIS I ) AY , the 120 i instant, la fixed for the ELECTION of SIX DIREC TORS of the East India Company. I acknowledge with gratitude the kind encouragement I have terLired during my Canvass, and earnestly request the favour of yo...tr support at the Ballot. I have the honour to be. very respectfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful humble servant. JAMES RIVETT CARNAC. Baker-street, Aprlll2, IRV. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. I..intEs AND GENTLEMEN, ~llE period fixed for the Election being now so close at Mimi. I beg leave most earnestly and respectfully to renew my solicitation for the honour of your support. Permit me to assure you that I shall proceed to the Ballot on the 11,h inst. situ sentiments of heart-felt gratitude for the power- fill aid already routed to me, and with a well grounded hope of success, through the continued zeal and kind exertions of my friends. 1 have the honour to be, . 1 . • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient WILLIAM YOUNG. M. Upper Wimpole-street, 4th April, lB26. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lanus AND (l ?:TI EMEN, The esirenie difficulties which present themselves to a CAN DIDATE for a SEAT in the EAST INDIA DIRECTION, its making personal application to each Pmpriaor, and which may. unintentionally, in some instances, cause this mark of respect to be omitted, induce the Committee of LIEL'T.-COLONEL SIR WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. to press upcn your notice, the strong grounds upon which that Gentleman has Leen encouraged to solicit your Suffrages. They essentially consist in a long course of Military Service performed in the Honourable Company's Army in India, both in the Field and in Ganda* ; end which, in repeated instances, have obtained for him the marked approbation of the distinguished Offi. cast under whose command he acted. In the early part of his Military ("ewe, he sewed with the, At roy before Sesingspatam, in the redaction of the Dutch Settle. merits in 3falahar, at the Capon of Catiumba, and also through. out the course of the Cings/eze War. In a later period of ht. service, he had the merit of suggesting and organizing a most efficient Plan for recruiting the Army ; a Plan adopted by the Government, and acted upon with extensive and important results. He WAS subsequently engaged. during the AILIDOUR Inv in the Deccan, in collecting and forwarding aup;ilies for the Army under the command of the Duke of Wellington, for which service his Grace Was pleased to transmit to Sir William Young an expression of his high satisfaction. Oil thaw grounds, strengthensd by the consideration that the number of Military Men in the Direciion has diminished, whilst your Army has increased, the CO IITTEE have been indoced to support LIEUT.-COLONEL Silt IVILLIA.II YOUNG, in his Canvass, and now presume, most lovingly. to recomthend him to your favourable notice, at the approaching P.allot, on the 121 h April. .101 IN IVARD, Chairman. i.ontion Tavern. Bishopsgste.street, March 23, 1821 i. The Commilee meet daily, at the London Tavern, where all communications In favour of Lieut.-Colonel Sir William Young, will be very gratefully received. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LanaEs AND GENTLEMLN, ruillE circumstance of a great proportion of my Friends being pledged to other Candidates, who have declared their intention of procenhog to the Ballot on the 13th instant, has pre vented my soliciting your suffrages on that occasion. The assurance of support which I hare received from a numerous body of Proprietors induces me to persevere in my intention of of fering myself to yvor notice on the first f a vourable occasion. I shad take the earliest opportunity of renewing my personal canvass, and from the kind encouragement which I have experi. enced, I have every reason to hope for a favourable issue. I have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant, No. Sl. Ponland-place, April 8, 11126. W. 11. TRANT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF EVESHAM. _GENTLEMEN, H AYING received a very flattering invitation to offer myself as a Candidate for the Representation in Parliament of your ancient and respectable Borough. I do not hesitate $ mo meet in declaring to you the high value which I set upon sohonour, able a distinction. It is, however, due to you, Gentlemen, as well as to myself, that I should clearly ascertain the sentiments of all the Electors, for which purpose I shall embrace the earliest oppor tunity of commencing a regular canvass, and will endeavour to pay my personal respects to every Freeman. Should your promises of support afford me a well-grounded assurance of success, I shall be harpy In giving you the most distinct pledge of d'otermined spirit noes perseverance ; and if placed by your favour in the honourable situation of your Representative, I shall endeavour to justify your **ice by mealy independence of public character, by regular at tendance or, my Parliamentary duties, and by the most watchful attention to your local interests. I have the honour to be, with great respect, Gentlemen, Your devoted and obedient humble servant, EDWARD PROTHEROE, jun. Great Gaddesden, Berta, April 3, 1826. The Independent Freemen of this Borough, resident in London and its vicinity, are requested to meet Edward Protheroe, jun. Esq. st the Queen Arm* Tavern, Cliespside, on FRIDAY next, the i4th instant, for the purpose of taking into consideration the pro. .Itiety of suppoeting him u a Candidate for the Representation of :be Borough at the ensuing Election. That the Meeting may be select, as is requisite, none but Alectort will be admitted. Sapper on the table at Seven (Mott precisely. J. J. HARRIS, Chairman of the Committee. WHEREAS by 'indenture, bearing date the 14th aa s y of Febittary now lest past, and made between THOBIA. DOWNER. of Derby, In the county of Derby, hosier, of the first part; Thomas Bridgett, of the same place, silkman, Francis Sanders, of the same place, merchant, and iVilliam Ward, of the city of London. boater, of the second, part ; V. Baker, of Derby aforesaid, edemas, Thomas Wakefield, of the town and county of the town of Notting ham, cotton-spinner, and Robert Longdon, of D er b y aforesaid, hosier, of the third part ; ' and the said Thomas Bridgett, Francis Sandare. Wm. Ward, Wm. Baker, Thomas Wakefield, and the several other persons a hose hands and scab are theveunto set and affixed. being ranee tively by themselves, or by themselves and their respective partners. Creditors of the said Thomas Bowinee, of the fourth part; the said Thomas Bowmen her assigned over his personal Estate and Effects unto the said Vim. Baker. Thomas Wakefield, and Robert Long. doe, for the equal benefit of all his Creditors, in the manner thereto mentioned and the same Indeuture is attested as to the execution thueof, by the said Thomas !lowlier and Robert Longdon, on the said 14th day of February , by John Bucks ton . o f D er by a f oresa id, attorney at law, and Edward Flack, his clerk ; and by the said Wm. Baker, on the tMh day of the seine month, by Charles atevens, of Frederick's-piece. Old Jewry, London, and by Thos. Howell, clerk to Messrs. Swain and (0., of the same place and by the said Thomas Wakefield, on the 27th day of the sense Muth, by William Eofield, of Nottingham, gentleman, and 3emoel Moore, his clerk. beteg this 11th day of April, 1826: To be 'Haat on the lath of 11;1, and despatched on the 17th of . FOR CALCUTTA Di u ltliCT, the Hon. Company's 4 chartered Ship MA LC01,31, 650 Tone, Captain JAMES EPEES, lying in the East India Export Dock. This Ship ha% a Poop and excellent accommodations for Pas. and °uric , . - -.ed Sr- sensters. and carries an experience Jurgenn. For Paveto apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee. house; to Messrs. Watts and Heath, 1:14, renehureh.street ; or to J. S. BRINLEY, 12, liirchin.lane. Expected to arrive daily, and will be despatched with all possible Spy. _ _ . FOR BOMBAY DIRECT, the welt-known Teak, Bombay-built, cloppered SHIP. CUAIHRIAN, JOHN CLARKSON, Commander ; burthen 720 tons. Has a Poop. and highly superior Accommodations for Passengers, and will carry a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to BAZETT, FARQUHAR, CRAWFORD, and Co. No. 71, Old Broad-street. r----- VHE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the 1 SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, &Wolk-street, Pall mall East. is now OPEN, from Eight o'Clack is the Musing until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues, Is. T. C.IIOFLA ND, fitcrerary. DIIITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL—The IJP GALLERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, including the celebrated PICTURE of CHRIST CROWNED with THOHNS, by W. HILTON, R.A. purchased by the Directors, IS OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Alorning until five in the Evening. W. DA RNAND, Keeper. Admission Is.--Catatogue Is. A ito I'LL ROOMS. TT GOODA Ll, hu the honour to announce that Tse, BENEk'l'l' CONCERT will take place at the above Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, May 3, 1826. The following eminent Performers hats most kindly promised their assistance :—Madame Caradoti Allan, Miss Cause, Miss U. Cause, Miss Andrews (her first performance in public), Miss Goodall, and Miss Stephens; Mr. Braham, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Terrail, Mr. Hawes, and Mr. Sapin. Principal Instrumental Performers: —Grand Piano-forte, Mr. Moscheles ; Violin. Mr. Kiesewetter; and flute. Mr. Nicholson. Leader of the Band, Mr. boiler; Conductor, Sir George Smart. Further particulars will be duly announced. The Concert will commence at half-past Eight o'clock. Tickets, Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of Miss Goodall, No. 70, Great Portland•street and at the principal 31uslc Shops. GRAND FANCY or DR FIT of the SPANISH ar the KING'S THEATRE, on Fl the Patronage of 11. H. H. the Duke of York H. H. It. the Duke of Clarence 11. H. 11. the Duke of Sussex H. R. H. the Du ke of Gloucester H. H. H. Prince Leopold H. H. H. the Ducheu of Cie- Tenet H. ft. H. the Duchess of Kent LESS BALL, for the BEN E nd ITALIAN REFUGEES, at 'RIDAY, the 2lat instant, tinder The Countess of Carlisle The Countess of Jersey The Countess of Aberdeen The Countess of Tankerville The Countess Cowper The Countess Stanhope The Countess of Darnley The Countess of Verularn H. H. H. the Duchess of Glou- The Countess of Morley cater Viscountess Hampden The Dowager Duchess of Leeds Lady Georgina Agar Ellis The Duchess of Wellington Lady Francis Levesoo Gower The Marchioness of Lanadown Lady Forester The Marchioness of Salisbury Countess St. Antonio Emily. Marchioness of London- Hon. Mrs. Hope deny Mrs. Baring The Countess of Euston Mrs. Ilyng ••• Jt is ea,mes:ly recommended that on this occasion all the Dresses should be of British manufacture. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had on producing a vouchen from one of the above Lad? Patronesses. Persona desirous of obtaining Tickets, are requested to send their names to Mr. Seguin, at the King's Theatre, who will lay them before the Lady Patronesses. YK EIMMIST MEETING.—The ANNIVER , SARV 31EETINO of WYKEHA3IISTS will be held, at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's.street, on WIIIDSEIDAY, the 3d of May next, when all Noblemen and Gen tlemen educated at either of the two St. Mary Winton Colleges, are requested to attend. eTEwARDS. The Right Rea Se °roans tawitY ROSE, 31. P. lActi.ttant-iN.nerai Peachey W. D. Hayter,Esq. The Rev. the President of TS- John Bayley, Leg. 'thy Collegit, - Oxford The Rev. Frederick Twideton The Rev. Dr. liabell The Rev. John Egerton .R. HAY WARD, Secretary. Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock. Tickets, 12s. each, to be had at the Thatched House. SOCIETY for the SUPPRESSION of MENI)ICITY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. K.O. &e. ate. PIMIDENT• His Grace the Duke of R D. E.G., ace. The EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY MELTING of the Subscribers and Friends to the above Institution will take place at Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, THIS DAIL at Twelve o'Clock, for the purpose of Receiving the Annual Report of the Managers, and on other Special Business. The Chair will be taken at One o',Clock precisely. Signed for the Board of Management, Red Lion-square. W. H. BODKIN, Hon. See. Subscriptions received by W. Williams, Esq. M.P. 'Freesurer ; at Messrs. Williams and Co. Birchiti-lane ; at the Banking Houses of Messrs. Drummond ; Messrs. Hammersley ; Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. ; and by Mr. Stephens , at the Society's House. LONDON HOSPITAL, llfeacn 11, IS26.—The ANNIVERSARY SERMON for the Benefit of this Cha rity will be preached in the Chapel of the Hospital, by the Right Rev. the Bishop of St. David's, before His Royal Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, President, t'l cp.PRESIDENTS. His Grace the Dukeof Welling- I The Right lion. Lord Henniker ton Sir Eliab Harvey, K. G. C. The Most Noble the Marquis of M. P. Hastings Samuel Thornton, Esq. The Most Noble the Marquis of Sir Wm. Curtis , Bart. M.P. II ertford I Sir Robert Wigrarn. Bart. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount I George Byng, Esq. M.P. Torrington William Mellish, Esq. The Right Hon. and Right Rev. I NVilliam Manning, Esq. M. P. the Lord Bishop of London Nicholas Charrington, Esq. Treasurer, and the rest of the Governors of the London Hospital, on THURS. DAY, April 13, 1826. The Congregation will be admitted at Two o'Clock. Tickets for the Governors and their Friends, to be haJ, gratis, of the Stewards, at the Hospital, and of the Secretary.—No Children under seven years of age can be admitted. Divine Service to begin at Half-past Three o'Clock, instead of Three, as formerly Advertised. The Governors and Friends of at the London Tavern, at Five His Royal Highness the 1.11 in the ITEWAIDS IPOR THE EIGH Samuel Birch, Esq. Alderman John Barnes, Esq. Robert Bingley. gsq. R. W. H. Dare, Esq. John Deacon, Esq. William King, Esq, George Palmer, Esq. James Peppercome, Esq. A Collection will be made at after Dinner; but all Donations fully received.—Tickets 21s. each JOHN the Hospital will afterwards Dine 'Clock. lUKE of GLOUCESTER, !Chair. ITY-SIXTII ANNIVERSARY. IJoseph Pulley, Esrt. James Schooling, Lag. James Scott, Esq. Benjamin Standring, Eq. Miles Stringer, Esq. Matthew Warton, Esq. Henry Weymouth, Esq. the Chapel Door. No Collection and Subscriptions will be thank. IVES, Secretary, 12, Minories. G UARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE 'COMPANY, No. 11, Loseaap-sTissT, at the Entrance of the Post.office, London. DI*ECTORS. RICHARD MEE RA IKEK, Eaq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. W. C. Brandram, Eaq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William Copland, Esq. Robert Alitford, Esq. William D. Dawson, Esq. John G. Ravenshaw, Esq. Sir T. Harvie Farquhar, Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. John °matt, Esq Aid. Joho Shore, Esq. Nicholas Garry, hit). Edward Stewart, Esq. Wm. Haldimand, Esq. M.P. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. George Jenner, Esq. John Thornton. Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Tulloch, Eaq. Stewart3larjoribanks,Esq.M.P. James Tulloct, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M.P. 41JDITOR6-14111111 Loyd, Esq.; A. W. Roberts, Esq. M.P. ; William %Vard, Esq. The Directors have determined, with certain exceptions, to make ,the following reduction on the three ordinary Classes of Fire Insu rances, and Insurances hitherto charged at 2s. will be reduced to Is. lid. per Cent. per Annum . 2s. lid. ditto ; and fns. 4s. lid. ditto; hut no Policy will be entitled to a reduction which will bring the Premium below Ls. The unprecedented success this Institution has experienced, affords satisfactory proof that the principles upon which it was founded have met with general approbation, and gives the best as.' surance that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the assured at the septennial division will meet their full expectation. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Lady day, should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or they be come void ; and that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready for delivery with the respective Agents for the Company through ,out the United Kingdom. WM. WILLiAM.,, Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION. NEW CROSS, KENT-ROAD. 4R. SHUTTLEWORTII rempectfully fermi), the I.YII Public, a SECOND RADE of the important and ta. lusble FREEHOLD ISUILDINO.GROUND , situated at Ncw Cross, is appointed to take place at tist blau, on WEDNESDAY, slay 10. This Portion of the Estate will oempriee flitity-fhur Lots, corn. mending advantageous Frontages on the Camberwell and Green wich Roads. - 1.17W - 17a;d Tax of the whole Is redeemed, and each lot will co. title the purchaser to ✓ote for the County. May be viewed• by applkation se Thomas Hone. it the Five Bells, opposite the land, is the Orwenwich.road, where particulars and plans may be obtained fourteen days previous to the Nile ; also of Mr. George Law, Solicitor, IL New.quare, Lincoln'sann ; at the Mart t and of Mr. Shettbseextbs Poultry. TAVISTOCK-MQUARE- WBy Mr. SHUTTLSO/11'H, At the Auction Bien, near the Doak of England, on WfiIDNES DAY, April 1111, at 12, main previously disposed or by Private Contract, AN excellent LEASEH OLD Town RESIDENCE, finished in an evils style. adapted for a large family, sad ootninandbig a very eligible of bud" No. 61, 'Pavmdt-eqeare, nest the New (!Match. St. PllllOll.l containing numerous well proportioned a ry bed chambers, drotransus, and water closets, a suit of specene elegant' lofty as-rooms, communicating through folding doors, a capitallHgriour, library, handsome pavedentranee ball and smite at stizloot admirable arrange ment of domestic of fi ces, and at convenitecem upon a superior scale, and the whole in excellent condition; hard foe 24 years unexpired, at a low rent. Ala y be viewed by tickets only, *blob; with particulars, mar be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 2S, Poultry . Particulars will also be de livered at the Matt. _ ST Adi ronb II I EA.. Superior Residence, with Olden, Pkasuht Ground aad Meadow Land and Garden, committing Whether about Thirty Acme. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on IVEDPISSDAY. April Sti, at IS, by order of the Egeerttors. itSingularly desirable FAMILY MANSION, with attached and detached (acts of every dateription, extensive pleasure grounds and garden, farts-yrnd, and several inclosutes of rich meadow land, comprising 'altogether upwards of thirty acres, commanding a prominent and highlppictureaque situation on the summit of Stamford-hill, little Mg...Shan three miles from Lon don, In the county of Middlesex., the late residence and property of Joseph Sumard, Esq. deteasedi The House is adapted fir a numerous family of the lint respet*Hty, containing eight spacious airy bed-chambers, six large d lag-room, btOre f fOOMS, and tpanat f , wiser-closets, excellent en " capital dining sod drawing room, library , study, hotnekeip "e -room, principal and second staircases, spacious kitchens, nu roes domestic o. a and diva. clone cellaiing, detached eoach-heases, *ruble for six hones, with eervants' rooms and hits, farm-yard, agricultural buildings, and every desirable appurtenante, s mod capital welled kitchen garden, green-house, hot-house, and viacq, melon ground, extensive shrubbery walks, delightful picas,' grnunds, commanding in teresting prospects, rich paddocaseid,rontdow land. fish ponds, and every requisite for the pstablishu/t of a gendeman.or merchant of eminence. May be vie7ed, with tickets osify; ten days previous to the sale, which, with tke panicalars, may ballad of Messrs. Druee and Son, Solicitors, Bilhter-square; Mr. 8 1 1 4 dilewonti , 28, Poultry ; Parti culars also at the Mart. ~ SERVICE, AHD SIDEBOARD •OP SILVER, AND SILVER Gum, PLATE. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Gregt Room, in King-street. St. James's-sguare, on FRI DAY NEXT. op I precisely, AVery valuable SERVIOP and — SMEBOA RD of SILVER, and SILVER GILT PLATE, late the genuine property or a Nobleman. The snore splendid and sumptuous articles in the above consist of a pair of very large and massive silver gilt tankards, finely chased, with babies of the Lapitlue and Centaurs, and Rape of the Sabine women, in high relief, surround ing the same ; a silver gilt asperse? for perfumed waters, enriched with a fine chasing of a mythological subject from Ovid, and a o l or pair of 24-ineh silver gilt salvers, utifully chased with figures of marine deities. rm ser v ices coma val chased soup tureens and covers, TRA6isetl (Kobel d - iitreutar maw and Win' dishes, six dozen of gadmened plum, waiters, rloblyathased salt scilars.sauce-boate. four-pronged fake, spoons, tied silver-bandied table k.nives, six pairs of table candlesticks and a pair of large and richly-chased ditto, with branches, for the centre of a table. May be viewed this dsy and to-morrow. LORD BERWICK'S PICTURES. RIV , Fr e A v i t s, c 4 nos th t e I r 4 e t e i e n c a t t. fu a l n li following dtahyatatoli he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, without reserve, at hi. Great Rooms, New Bond-street, the reserved and remaining part of the distinguished and valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES, of the Italian and Dutch Schools, the property of Lord Berwick, com prising, among others the celebrated Virgin and Child," by 11Ititillo, the grand historical pictures of " 'The Continence of Scipio," by Ruben., " Christ healing the Blind," by N. Poulain, and others by Masters of equal rank and merit. May be visaed till the sale by catalogues only, to be had at Is; each, at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. VALUABLE DUTCH AND FLEMISH PICTURES, Of High Class. M R. n o P u l n l c l e LT.T that P on S d l af/ h Alr it l NEXT,n respectfully to t r o oll a o n w : ing Day, at (Inc. he shell SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Ruoms, New Bond-street, a Genuine Collection of highly interest ing and pleasing PICTURES, by the most eminent Masters in the Dutch and Flemish Schools, formed during the last twenty-six years by a distinguished Amateur. during his residence in London and Paris, among which are Landscapes by De !Coning, Wynants, and Berghem ; a Calm, by Vandevelde; the celebrated Bouquet, by Van fluysum ,• a Portrait, by Rembrandt; and others by Cuyp Minis P. Potter De Hong A. Del Sarto Barrocio Ruyadael S. Rosa Teniers Vanderheyden Dusan r. Veronese Claude Rubens Corregio Titian Rembrandt Zuccarelli Both Albano _ Guido Vanderwerf J. Mid Behalken, &c. May now be viewed by catalogues only, at la. each, to be had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond street. Plate, Marine Chronometers, Wines, Musical and Philosophical Instruments, a Neat Stanhope Gig, and Valuable Erects. By My. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, 14th April, at 12, Asi DEBOA RD of 1,700 Ounces of Elegant PLATE, consisting of tea sets, coffee biggest, sauce tureens, waiters, table, dessert, gravy, and tea spoons, forks, table and card candle. sticks, tankard and pint mugs, cups. cruet frames, soup and sauce ladles, epergne, tea-kettle with lamp, bread-basket, vegetable dislus and covers, salts. bottle-stani's. Lc. kc. Two capital eight. digchronometers, by Barrstl, and Hatton and Harris of Cornhill, d watches, a superb large single stone brilliant brooch. an excel eta eight•day table clock, a tine-toned pedal harp, a brilliant-toned grand piano.forte, a ditto cabinet piano, an excellent double-barrel fowling-piece, by Harcourt, of Ipswich; a neat stanhope gig; 136 dozen of choice old port, claret, msdeira, and sherry ; a few plus hly pictures, books, and oth„,r t Teets. To be viewed on Thursday and morning of sale, and catalogues had, at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton.street. FURNITURE AND COSTLY EFFECTS, OXFORD-STREET. fly Mr. WILMA 318. At the Spacious looms, No. 410, Oxford-street, on WEDNES DAY NEXT, the 19th inst. and following Day. at Li, THE genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large plate glasses. an Indian eight-leaied folding screen, work boxes, a variety of Indian articles, brilliant•toned cabinet and horizontal grand piano -fortes, patent barrel organ in a mahogany cue, a pedal harp. a full-sized billiard table, an antique clock in a carved case, French clocks, plate, plated articles, porcelain, Dres den and India china in jars, beakers, dinner and dessert services, ke. rich cut glass, picture', hooks. painted and stained giasa and numerous valuable effects. The Furniture comprises mah ogany four-post and tent bedsteads, with chintz cotton furnitures. prime goose feather 'beds and bedding, mahogany cabinet articles in wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing stands, seta of dining, card, sofa, and Pembroke tables, cellsret sideboard, mahogany patinur and japanned chairs, Turkey, Brussels, and Venetian carpe s, domestic requisites, &c. &c. To be viewed the (lay preceding and mornings of sale, and cata logues had at slit: place of pale; and of Mr. Williams, Tbrog- CAPITAL OAK TREES, WITH THEIR TOPS, mrs, AND HARK. By Mr. PRICK ETT, At the Crown-Inn, East Grinstead, on THURSDAY, April 27, at Two in ti..e Afternoon. in Seventeen Lots, THREE HUNDRED and THIRTY-SEVEN OAK TREES, with their valuable TOPS. LOPS, and BARK, now standing, and numbered with paint, on two farms, celled Stonelands and the Most, in the parish of West Ifethley, in the county of Sussex ; In the occupation of Mr. Obadiah Hobbs ; tuate adjoin:lig to the high turnpike-road from Turner's.hiu to Lindfirld ' at die thirty-three mile-stone. Several of the trees are of large dimensions, the bark of an excel lent quality, and convenient for carriage. May he viewed by applying to lifr. Hobbs, thetenant of the farms, of when catalogues may be had, as well as at the Tiger, at Lindlield ; the Crown Inn, East Grimaced ; the Star, Lewes ; the Talbot, Cucktield ; the King's Arms, Horsham; White I Horse, Edenbridge ; the IVhite Hart, Guildford ; the Auction Mart ; of Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel. court, Throgmoi ion-itreet ; and of Mr. Pitckett, 41, Castle-streeti Holborn. • SALES BY AUCTION. MR. M ICHA UN'S EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE STOCK OF CLOCKS, BRONZES, MO PARISIAN ELEGAN CIES. MR. CAUTY has the honour to notify to the Nobility and Gentry, that he is instructed tooffer to Public I 'omped tion, without reserve, at hisOreat Rooms, 80, Pall.nrrall,Tll Is and following DAYS, at one o'clock each day, the (mike GENUINE STOCK of Mr.. IC H AUX, of Buckingham-street, Strand, de. (lining business. and retiring to the Continent ; comprising about. fifty Parisian Clocks, of the most elegant dank and novel designs (the movements guaranteed) Gandielahrs, girandolea, modem and antique bronzes, corbeillea, plateaux. work boxes, porte bijoux. and an infinity of items of taste. Ths whole selected with the well-known judgment of she Proprietor, and sold with the advan tage of safe delivery to the purchasers in town. May be viewed, and catalogues bad at Is. each, of Alr. Cauty, No. 80, Pall-mall. MITRES B7lt ESTEEMED MASTERS. By ?dr. CAUTY. At his great Rooms, 110, Pall-mall, on NV EDIVSDAY NEXT, she 18th inst. at It, -A GENUINE And plesuPrig COLLECTION of rl_ PICTURES, cosnpriabig several of cusaiderable merit, from the pencils of Ruben' Hereon Domeniehlno M leris TAW Cuyp Guercino Vanderwerf Albaeo ‘Voovermana Ruysdael &a Az. thy be viewed tire days preceding tbs sale, and eategues had at me Edema, 80. Pall.tuall. SUPERBLY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLIAtIinNITUKE, Large Glasses, splendid Drawing.rooni Suite. French (,`laks, China, Glass, Lustrea, Plate, and Effect,. Connau b bt.tpersee:. fly Mr. CAUTY, On the Pre mises , Na. 62. Connaught:ter:ace, 'Edgware-road, on at THURSDAY, the 20th instant, sod following l)ay. 12. cosALL the new and splendid HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, comprising French and English bedsteads, with y furniture, goose beds and superfine bedding. wbigedwrard. robes, dressing tilling and glasses, an elegant drawing.m suite of yellow damask in curtains, chairs, sofas, ottomans, lye.; bril liant pier and chimney glasses, cemmodes and consoles; elegant porcelains and bronze ornaments, set of dining tables,- parlour chairs, and sidebOanis; china, rich cut glass, plate, and plated articles, wardrobe of bed and table linen, Bruseels sod Venetian carpets, an assortment of basement furniture, &e. The furniture may be viewed the flay preceding, and eatalognep had on the premises; and of Mr. Cauty, 80, Pall-mall. PERPETUAL ADVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTA TION TO THE RECTORY W BRANC4S.TER, NOR FOLK. _ - It.. .CAUTY respectfully informs the Clew, No 1. batty, and Public, that, by direction of the Preter, he will KELE. by AUCTION. at the Auction Mart, noporite the Hank of England, on TUESDAY. May 9, 111211, at 12. the ina. portant and valuable ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENNA TION to the Rectory Church of BitAiNc.IsTER, Norfolk. a healthy seaport town, distant front %Vella 10 mUes,. from H olk ham H. Lynn 21, rakenham 15, Sliafiliain 24, and from Lpodon 190 miles; in the vicinity of excei t 'ent markets, and go roads; with handsome modern Residence. lawn. pleasure-gramma, gardcar; hot-hooves, graperies, &c. ; stabling for sight horses, cosch-bouse, oirt!buildsags, sod glebe lands. The tithes are principally let to the %copiers of the farms. extending over 3,333 artel, and prodhee a clear revenue of 1,000!. per annum. Printed particulars are preparing. and may had 21 days priot to the sale, of T. Garwood, Jun. Esq. Solicitor, Well+ ; at the Principal Inns at Norwich, Esicenbam, Lyon, and at tne Univer sity towns; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Canty,Bo, Pall-mall, London. rro CH YNIISTS, DRI-GGIST2, and APOTHE 1. CARIES.../to be DISPOSED OF, the LEASE, STOCK, FIXTURES, and GOOD-WILL, of a DRUG BU. Nl SS. ineli.ding a small, though highly respectable sod' inr ,proving.PßACTlCE, situate about six miles from town. The House is In excellent repair; at a law vent ' and. the Shop very neatly Hued up. The sum of 400 guineas is required for the whole. ?ascii/able an opportunity for a young man, desirous of embarking in a most respectable and adraotageous.roucern, sel dom occurs. — for card. of address apy (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. J. C. Byte, (Clymer and Drug stat: a. Holborn. fdlgb Holbo. 'immediate possession ay FRANCE. TO be.SOLD, a moat eligible ESTATE, consisting of an excellent newly erected stone Cbateau, with colonnades and numerous offices, a garden of nearly live acres, abundantly stocked with wall fruit, and 200 :MS of excellent land (Paris mea sure), well wooded 4 with farm bowie and buildings. The Furni ture of the mansion may be taken at a valuation. A stream df fresh water sufficient to turn a mill runs through the estate, which iv situate upon the banks of the navigable river Odet, half a league from Quimpey, department of Finisterre. Amongst other advan tages, about 90 acres of the land, at the farthest part of theestate horn the house, consist of valuable potters' earth, offering the op. portunity of a most lucrative establishment, and there Is already a most substantial building of upwards of 200 feet in length, visit? convertible into a manufactory. In the neighbourhood are good markets. Fuel and provisions remarkably chap, and abundance of game. A well secured Annuity will not be objected to in payment, and other facilities given on the purchase. Taxes only 3:141 francs per annum. -- . Apply, if by letter poet paid, to Mr. Bebb, Solicitor, 11, Furni. ears Inn, Holborn ; or to 111 seers. Mills and Ganning, Solicitors, Rue du Faubourg St. Honor, No. 12, P.tria. STAYS AND ELASTIC IIELTS. QM' NS6W and VISTIitIN subMit to Ladles their fashionable CORSETS of various unique patterns, which they engage to fit in a superior style of elegance and beauty, how ever difficult the figure. Their Patent Stays counteract and rectify spinal curvatures, and support and cure persons awry, invisibly making the form appear perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel, padding. la pressure. Elastic Belts, which reduce corpulency, visceral enlargement, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen abdominal debility, and give coin fortable support before and after accouchement.—Country residents instructed to send measures. _ Letters must be post paid.—Be correct in the names and address. Robinson and Vistinn, No. 65, New Bond -street, two doors from Brook-street, London. ESTABLISHED TWENTY-SIX YEARS, For the Sale of IRISH LINEN by the pisce, at the Factors' price, No. d, on the South Side of BLOO3IbBURY-SQUARE, four doors from the ton'of Southampton-street, Holborn. r(HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY .beg leave to.an nounce to the Public, that the above House is their only establishment in this country where they continue to supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public with warranted grass-'leached Linen, for Shirts and Sheetd, a: also 'fable Linen of the best fa bric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can he pro cured througli any other medium. They also engage to rentrn the purchase money should any Emit appear, Good Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country or Town Orders punctually attended to by J. DONOVAN. I. BloomThary-square, London, I it A ems, JOHN DOYLE, It), Alecklenhurgh-„mect, Dublin, AND j. sivE‘vitlGHT solicit a continuance of J Public favour for this most positively the very LAST LOT. TERY but ONE that can ever be submitted. In this present Scheme all the approved points of late Lotteries are retained, and every Number is sure of being a 144;e. There will be no more opportunities of gaining an independent Fortune for a few Pounds ; for it is highly probable, in the last Lottery of all, the demand will greatly exceed the supply, and tend to rat4e the Price of Tickets and Shares very considerably ; indeed in former years, with only two or three Capitals of any magnitude in a Scheme, it PIA not uncommon to pay 501. or liPt. for a Ticket, and yet Twenty Thousand Guineas may now be gained for Twenty Pounds, as there are SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. &c. . . Forming so A — to o(3 0001. ! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN )NB DA‘r, WEDNESDAY, id of MA Tickets and Shares are t ellin aby J. and Sivewright, at their fortunate Offices, No. 87, Corinth ; 11, Ilo:born ; and 38, Hay market, London, where they ,01.1 12.478 - a Prize of - ./ 30,000 ! 3.613 - 21.055 Besides other Capitals in the last anti late Lotteries. ~ ~ DR. JASIE• O S POWDER: 'PHIS. celebrated ;Medicine is invariably adopted by Phvaicians ; and for those who cannot obtain medical advice, with each packet are enclosed full directions for its use. Its effi cacy is most certain if freely given on the attack of Fever. Measles, Sore Throat, recent Cold with Cough, and other Inflammatory Disorders. In Rheumatism and Chronic Complaints it has per. formed the most extraordinary cures, when used with penseveranee. Or. James's Powder continues to be prepared by Masers. Newbery, from the only copy of the Process left by Dr. James in his own handwriting, which was deposited with their grandfather in 1746, as joint Proprietor. In packets. 2s 9d. and . 244. Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS afford constant relief inlndlgestion, Bilious and Stomach Complaints, Gouty symptoms, recent Khaumatisra, and Cold with slight Fever. and are so mild in their effects as not to require confinement. Dl. James's Ana. leptic Pills are prepared by Messrs. Newbery. from the only Recipe existing under Dr. J.unes's hand. and are sold by them in boxes, at 40. 6d. each, at 46„ St. Paul's Church-yard ; and their Agents, J. Sanger. lid), Oxford-street ; and W. Pegg, Dame-street, Dub. lin. The name, "F. Newbery," is engraved Qll each lloyernment stamp. FROM LAST Nicurs GAZSTTS• March 31, Nil. His Royal Highness the Duke of York has been pleased to:0 Bev William Uentinek Lethim Hawkins B.A. SD Cgie 4.4 Highness's Domestic Chaplains. • , Crown-O}6ee, April ft, 19%. RICTURICIII/ TO dERVI 11. TAId ?SWIM" PAIMAXINIPT. lierotigh orflorelAin.--The 01.111. Heuey rAx, of Holland Hawes, Ms tip county of Middlesex, in.tlie nom of Ale Joky Aubrey, Bitt detellise4 ntcLAAArtoNs OF ImsoLvENCT: Left at Rye Bankrupt Office, under Act 6, Ge0..4 cap. 111. gee... Wti.t.iwar Vow Lea, Pord'a.teirace, Lambeth-walk, *erre,. taker. (Filed Aprfl 10.) WILLIAM Atempos, Penton-street. Peatonville. apatimarry . (Flied Aprll 10.) BANICRI`PTCY ENLARORD. JeuN Fort Neale, Norwich, manufacturer, from April lj to AprH 21, at 14 at tbe Rampant Hone lea, Norwich. HA NklitlTrry 1411PERSEDRD TRONA/ Liverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS. _ Mess "a"s, ICich° l2 . - pt 4, arte. Lotnlvant-strobet, tom • cllmitib to 4u:treader. April It, at 12, 77,, ace„ unit May 1:1, te. MALI< Bankopts' Court. Sollci M toe, r. taunts, Burr-street. St. 511 1 T4 1 4 4 WILLIAM Juvits, New Nonthstreet, havo-deaper, April 14, Mil, St, audielur 22. at ten. et the 12anl:eupt,,' Cowl, 4otici*,...)r, Mr. Lawrbacr. DlTVA.t . dfirt, Dorton,' 0/1111.10111. W114.1A;; -. BAValt;: Cbeablre, .4llt-throw‘ter,_ Antll=l, 2w, and anbu r May el, at at tkir lkiaakral,ta' 4.;ottrt. iiuticitua Mr. 1f 40 44/ &I " I. t . . Miit y. iala Laing, Ihntg2.lana, Cornbiik prisiet, April le, at .1, Ad May 23, at lA, at th• Isaricrepts• Coate. *Akita,. ltr. asartom-street. - _ Cs?rug! T! Taos, Fleet-atree‘ booltaeller, Aprll27, Kw 4 wed 13, at 12, at the alaskrupte Goan. Solicitor. Mr. Curie, Arkligestster; I VPI7I:LTAN HENRY WILLIAMS. Bernard-street, Russell-saw% MSC merchant, April 15, at 12, at 1, and May 23, at 10, at Ale Ithuatipte ' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Lawrence, liesn'e.euurt, Doctors' CoinMAIM Jona SCHOFIRLD, Barnsley, 'in, tire, linen-clofh•Marilsfastatie, April 24, at 11, at the Court hour triakeliald, Yorkshire. Mrs* Imid47. at 11, at the White Hart Mtq iarnsley. Solicitors, Mr. Weider, 4.115. coin's Inn.nelds ; and Messrs. Cloudits, Bragg, and Norton, Barrel y, ' Jon* WALT'S*. Canteen, Hounsluvr - bart cks, dealer and Charms. April 13, at 1/, 22, and May 23, at 10, at the Bankrupts` Coml. StilicHer. Mr. Reilly, Clement's-Inn. Joe N blir.txst, Liverpool, cotton-agent, May 7,3, and 21, Si I, at the George Inn, Liale-street, Liverpool. Prolieltira, Mr. Briber, Paaricle stmt; and Heise.. Mackstock and Bungs, Xing* Banchlwalk, TeMple Thoutis Batons; and Amos Baines, Illoomsgrove, Nortingausubire, lace-manufacturer; April 24, 36, and May It, at 11, at the Bans Inn, Not. Unlearn. solicitors, Mr. Hopkinson, Nottingham; adtk Maw. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. ECIWAEO*TNONAS COX, HENRY JOIIN DOWNS, and BLANEMAND Terme, Itingyton-upon-Bull, merchants, April IS, 3 11 , ' and May 23, Si 11, at the Dog and Duck Teter's, Kingston-upon-Hull. Solicitors. Messrs Swnnn and Ayea, Hull ; and Mr. Walter Butterfield, Gray's innequare. BITTY. *MOLLOY, BOSSILT Bonnier, andJ Bt. ester. Man chester, cottan-spiunen, April 21, 23, and May 29, at 2, at the star Ion; Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Ellis, Sons, WIIIMAYT. sad Gortoa. Chancey-Me; and Maass. Duckworth, Denison, an 4 Hurophryt, Ilan -. chaster. Jonm HANNAN, At. John, Reiwardine, Worceatendlire, attunes. April 19, 20, and Hey 23, at 12 ut the Fitakbarse Worcester. solicitous Mr. Thomas White, Old :Aura, Lincoln's Inn ; anti, litesars.Holdswurth. Son, and Finch, Woreeeter. 11SESI•N lb:snare% Tbrogmorton-street, aerchant, April IS, M 1,2 e, at 2, and May 23, at I, *the Bankrupts' Court. Sollettovs, Mosses. Mod and Cutterlll, *Filename ton-street. Joust Kira Kase, Stepney, arrveyor and auctioneer, April 13. 22. and May 23, at 10, at the Bankrupt* . Court. tiolleitoer, Messrs. R. lad M. Browne, Furnival% Inn. JANST 61.F.tataw, George-street, Hanover-square spinster, . c l o rins • ' talker April 15, at 25, 'at 2, and May at I, at the B ankrupts ' yrt' Solicitors, 31enirs. Foci and Son, Essex-erset, Strand. WILLIAM 1 1 0 C NS RAREST, Shepherd's Bash, bowie-palates, AprillA, 22, and May 23, at 10, at the Hankrupts. Cert. Mollaiture. Maass. fiery *will and Coul;hard, t;outbimmton:huildlaga. JOSITH WOOD*. Manchester, generalsdarder, May 9, 10, 'ars& 23, et 12, at the Albion Hotel, high-street, BlrmtAgham. Soll.;itor, SLt. Waite; Hall Capper, Birmingham. THOMAS Matra, Liverpool, bacon and jam-curer mut pnovhdon dealer, May 8,9, and 23 at 1, at the George Dale-Musa, IA vitt Of, Solicitors,Meters. Adlington, Gregory , and fastener , Beitinderost; art I kr. Thomas Hotightoh, Liverpool. Fat:scot Pirrts Newport, Isle of Wight, auctioneer ands. April 24, 2s, and May : I, at 11, at the Guildhall, Newport. Messrs. Carr ayd Fosters, John-street, Bedford-row; and Messes. Urea and Pleura, Newport. RONCRT SILENT and GODTRIT SANDIRSON. Norwich, tanbastne manufacturers, April 17, at to, 31, at 10, and May 2d, al I, at the Bovslipc, preen Inn, St. Peter of Macron., Norwich. Solicitors, Mmes. Pooir. Greenfield, and gamlen, Gray's lan-aquare I and Messes. Barkinaon am} Staff, Norwich. §tweat STantlian, Poole, hatter, April2l. it and 99, at I t, at der 111bAttosT Wear* • reclot• lasmAL 91010. 104 'Lotter, New Inn; and Mai sa% Z. M. and 11. W. Pudic OROROS ISAAC Cott,'Bognor, Pasaix, beaker, miril 1111. . yd May 23, at IL at the Nankrupta' Court. Solicitors, Mesas. Duna peel Wordsworth. rhresdneerilestreet. • CHARLAS Dr_tuverta, Old Broad-street. metebent, April 110, at 10, 22, and 3fair gs, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Norton; Broag.streei Chambers, Broad-street. ' WILLIAM Asterism, Hertford, oilman April lb, IS, and May' S, at 11, at the Bantimpts• Court , Solicitor, 11 r..lohu Foram, New Hotswell-court, Lincoln's litrentstos HOYHERSALL BROWNS. Wincheater-house, Old Woad *reel, wine -merchant; Aprll 13, r. at 12, and May Z, at 10, at the Bank rupts' Coat. Solicitor, Mr. Bolton, Anstinfriars. JAMat Lyrrts, Trowbridge, linen-draper, April 20, at the White Nast lan, Both, 22, and May 21, at 11, at the George Inn, Frame Stiwstek Somersetahlre. Solicitors, Mr. James Hartley, New Bridge-street, Blasi/ Wan; and Mr. H. *filer, Frame Seiwood. DIVIDENDS. • Stay A. George Capon, Osford-street, opholaterer. at 12, at the itetif ripir Court-May 2. John Inkersole, St. Meets, Huntiagdonvihise, coin dealer, at ten, at the Freon Hotel, St. Netts-May 2. Thomas bellyr sole, St. Mots, Huntingdonshire, grocer, at 12, at the Falcon Hotel, St. Neota-May 3. Francis Ms, George James Oerbaas, and William Inter sole, St. Neon', Huntingdonshire, bankers, at 9, it the Falcon Hotel, gr. Neots-Illay 6. Joseph Wand and John SattatOwnite, Feu-court, luau rance-broker, at 12, it the Bankrupts' Centre-April th Jahn Mills,. Okl street-rood. oil and colour-man, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-Moyi2 Samuel Gigney, Latchiugdon, Essex, farmer, at 10, at the Bankrints* Court-May O. Steph.m Hobson and Oliver Marshall, Crescent, Maid , corn-factorA, at S. at the Bankrupts' Court-May3. Samuel Arrows Salford, Lana satire, innkeeper, at 11, at the Star Inn, Manchester -13. Jaines Cowper, Copthall.court, merchant, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Ciurt-May f. f lumes Jones anal John Jones, of Leominster, Herbed shire, linen.drapery, at in, 'at the Bankrupts' Court-May EL Hownwid Webster and R illiam Webster, Hishopwearmouth, Durham, roarthallts, at 12, at the Brie,ge Inn, Bishorrearmouth--51ay 4. John Tarlt.m. Liver pool, merchant, at I, at the Cringe Inn, Liverpool-April 15. Peter Hamelin, Belmont-place, Surrey, plasterer. at 11, at the Bankrupt* Court-Hay 5. William Finch, Lukenham, Mi:Pewter, innkeeper, at 4, at the Swan Inn, Norwich-April IS. Joseph Wardeu. New Mauro, Wilt_ shire, money-scrirener, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-May 10. John Thompson, Carlisle, manufacturer, at 11, at the HIM Bell Ina, Carlisle- May 3. Edward Wilkinson Whittenbury, Leeds, woollen-cloth-al turer, at 11, at the Court House, Leeds-May S. Edward Rabinsolato ler, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer, at 11, at the *Bee of Mr. Thum Homer Granger, Leeds-Slay 4. Edward Walton, Liverpool, tar and ler peotine-distilier, at I, at the George Inn, Liverpool-May 3. %Yams Sitar., Hesiry'Sikes, and 'fluorine Wilkinson, London, bankers, at IL.* the Bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATES—MAY B. M. Squire and H. Edwards, Norwich, merchants—J. Mercer, Deal, banker—R. S. Clare, Harrington, Lancashire, turpentine di4i,ter-8t Connolly, Great Portiand-street, St. Maryiebone, tailor—John Ma= Shelton, Stafford, china-manufacturer—Whits= Widgen, Whitm,re rued Hutton, coal.inercnant—William Hart, Aidgate, Jeweller—llenjarnal Hensley, Throymorton-street, stock-broker—David Evans, Marclnont street, Middlesex, draper—Elisabeth Bolton, Margaret-street, Cavendish square, upholsterer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Aro s a Hines, Edinburgh, carver and elder, at yhe Royal Ertrlsnge Coffee-house, Edinburgh, April 17 and May 2, at I. Wu. GRAY, Jan. and Co. Kirklatilloch, grocery, at the Black Glasgow, April 14 and 28, at 12. JAMS* Parts, Glasgow, grain-merchant, at the Black Bull, Olaitow, April (Sand 29, at I. JAMBS BUCEAHAN, jun. Glasgow, merchant, at the Black Bull, Gla. gow, April 24 and May 12, at 3. Janes ItAir;l/ddlogstone, near Glasmiw, cattle-dealer, at the °Met of Mr. Michael Gll6llan, Glasgow, April i 6, at 12. Colt Macs and Ctrem, Stockbridge, near Edinburgh, builders, et the Royal Exchauge Coffee-house, Edinburgh. April II and I.*, at 12. • M. D. Samna and Co. Glaagow, brasa-founders, at the Lyceum Booms, Glasgow, April 17 and May I, at I. }'LASER and airrmasts., Edinburgh, builders, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house. Edinburgh, April 12 antf-27, at 2. GAVIN Yvirs, Havapton, baker, at the Tradesdale-hall, Hamilton, April 14 and 29, at I. ARCHIBALD Marais, Glasgow, coaLmaster, at the Lycm.m-rooms, Glasgow, April 19 and May 10, at 12. • JAngs !rotas, Glasgow, wholesale.statloner at the Chambe.s of Mr. John Ferguson. Glaagow, May 6 and 19, at 12. Ater AAAAA MAI:MASTER and Soya, Paisley, manufactu,.c,, at the office of Mr. Givin Lang, Paisley, May 6, at 12, and the Black L'ua, Glas gow, May 19, at 1. Jamas AIITIOLN and Co. Lel,h, coopers; at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, May 10 and 23, at 9. WALTER SMITS, Stirling, manufacturer, at the Saracen's 11.4 Stir ling, May 4, at 1. JANas M'ffay, Glasgow, merchant, at the office of Mr. Nicol Tweedie, GlasgOw, May 4, and 20, at I. HENRY O'HARA (deceased), Stockbridge, near Edintent h, builder, the Royal Etchange Coffers-house, Edinburgh, April 211, at 2. Gaoaos II tY ANDERSON, Leith, ship-builder, at the Exchange Hetet, Leith, May 10 and 24, at 2. Gauapa MACKIE, Edinburgh, builder, at the Royal Extbangt- Coffee house, Edinburgh, May 4 and IS, at 2. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, Thomas Porter and Edward Warren, Iliad Marton. Sonny, milier.4--Francis Minton and John Dillon, Ileeelbrd,.brasiers and Jose, --Frederick Hattendey and Peter Mann, Leeds. common John Philps and Henry Philp., Pantos-street, Hcyroarket, t.d.ters— William Moon' and Samuel Radcliffe, Compstull, Chester, FoUtn-trirtr,u. lecturers—Thomas Fielding and Henry Hitchcock. Leicester, cold and coke-merchants—Henry Sharp and Edwrrd Jones. Calleeten.street, housemen—Kush Stewart and Andrew APConnell, Wary-street. Cusw mercial-road—lnac Hadwen, John sandeman, John lombilland" Con elk and James 'Pinner, Island of Trinidad—John Hoyle Ormers d and IC. Froddiam, Liverpool, comrnon•brewers—Wilinun Hope, John Sharpies, and John Davenport, Woodfield, and Holzman kislok LaanhAilre. *Mk" - printers—Arthur P‘skett and George Peeks% 'Chichester, sirgeollt-s. John Sanclenten and Leonard Johnson, York. lirien-droper , —tieorge Thomplion and Thomas y. ddler, South Shields, Perrluern, beam- fousden— Thomas Peirce, John tiewellin. and James Wise, Pontymi' Iron. works, Monmouthshire, Iron-manufacturer , so far 'snow* James Wise —Thomas HIM Henry Jones, and lanai liOaat, MaildWair D r l'et tilt-manufmenrefs—Hatton Railer bra uteri and *nu. street, Cheapside, merchnnee—Minh depart imr4 MAL II4I A )1( 4 3 1 0 1., mall, drewinakets—Jas. Pope and K. W. Rrewe.l2 BinuicelaAvksiv I.ond - in-wall, attorneys—John Newell sad George W. Mop, Caspar' row, Tower-hill, wine.merc)tants. Ausw•lmOM