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... A I",ist ,:. ..• *A s.7 ~.A., • . ~ ... ~ li...itiler ~. . . . . • .. . • •-• • . 1.------11M1111111111. .....---.......---........._ _ ..--.461120111.111W No. 7,4277. ON, MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1 SO6• rf ~........ . ' ...-- NOTICE TO MARINERS. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Sgassotir's SALES BY AUCTION. 1 On Wednesday, 2 vols. foolscap Bvo. A third edition of IBA NORTH CHANNEL. ha, FLEZT•STIMET. --- • . ! ()HERON, a Poem, from the German of Wieland. - 1 The accounts min TRINITV.IIOII4E, LONDON, Apr US, 1826. A GENERAL COURT of tit CORPORATION of the MR. tifOMAS WILKINSON'S CELLAR OF EXCEI,- kl By WILLIAM SOTIIEBY, Esq. NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Bth May, or as AMICABLE SOCIETY for apER P E T 17, A L ASSURANCE LENT AND CURIOUS WINES. SOUTHGATE, Mil). Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. lion of the Governor N ,u. hereafter u the weather will admit, a Black Beacon OFFICE, will be hoiden at the gaiety's House. in Serjeant'a Inn, ESEX. By Mr. 11000 A ST, This day, ilyo. Bs. na. . Morning Chronichtp:, will be moored in dupla°. of that now Fleet street, on Thursday, the i day of April instant,st Ow Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, by direction of 1 usual manifesto:ono ANNE BOLE i'N : A Dramatic Poem. ovy with Stub and 11111, jof the Clock precisely, for the lion of Directors for the Y the Asitigneet, under the castrunintion of Bankruptcy, issued ' Filleir. lying st the West Mouse.By the Rev. 11. H. 3111,31 A N. beginisTetyo.sne OandFiecioswesat. Four. srß., }: A x'T,B against Aliment, Sikes, Wilkinson, soil Co. The Captain-General of mlt. a Black Printed for John hlurray, Albemarle-street. oie geet.e.nd of the Gunfleet Sand, at the alumnus or the sea, ' Ixx,FLEmr-araggr. Arlllt. 8, 1826. Order. J. st ~ sensory. a portion selected from the cellars of the late Westgarth Snaith, A N INQUIRY into the ORIGIN of the LAWS and "Cadiz, 12th 3fareh And. at blow ti3l",i'eo.yowrintia, sr sl.lmtafrler iostcad of the Buoy now Ikea, which then will ad- li IlmAuinxgt.l—The will be laid on taken away. „In ijnort of A. T INDIA HO April 7, 1 telti. . JOHN PENSA3I. Region. 111 E entire and genuine STOCK of WINES of Mr. • The CORINIRATION of the AMICABLE SI /MTV fora Es y• ASSURANCE OFFICE,doth herebyeisanotice, Directors of the United Company of That at Lady-Day last (Old Stile), the arena Membep, or their i aketheethof England trodhvg to the Fast Indies dotterels!, Nominees, upon the Policies, numbered as follows. viz.:—Nos, That the Cinot be reedy to receive Proposal in wo ng, DDDoo~zaeee ncem•rp:Visi:tr:ges of the most approved vintages arid finest quality. 4.170 dosenti-O7 Port 10 dozens of Hoek 60 do. of Madeira 6 do. of Liqueurs. SO do. of Teneriffe IS do. of Bucellaa Of Maloney. Mountain, Chamuska, Claret, Hermitage, &c. 50 The Potte hare !teen from ten to twenty years In bottle. The Professor of Poetry in the University of (Word. This dap. Stn.. Ins. Antonio hteatines hos ter 1825. inserting NO solo .Lll.. ROW fICAL INSTITUTIONS of MODERN EU- Having a lively f, ROPE, tad. in particular, °idiotic of ENGLAND. By GEORGE SPENCE. of Lincoln's-Inn, Esq. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. sion, even upon liver dactty,and beinp of the inhabits' 2979n.,296. 473, 3n37,. 54, 1033,...1475,,1483. 1512,,1553. 1406: 1119, 1830, , gni, NON',3O do. of Sherry satisfied with 'ti on 1 1039 3038 3050 son. mai 3148.3402 31103, 3668,WILDE'S SUPPLEMENT TO BARTON. ment in tF or before WEDWES , the illitb April, ems. from the Owner or aeb7, NOM, 3460. 3670, 3b71, 3714, 3724, and 3723, were in swearA SUPPLEMENT to Mr. BARTON'S PRECE- jest has t dozens. 0„,„,„, a g,........a. son , and substantial . ILoittomed Ships of in their ()utterly Payments, or Contribudons, ter one year and oneDENTS in CONVEYANCING ; containing all did to decho the buttlien of 1.10.'f one, and upwards, measurement, one quarter of a year. And that unless such anear is paid off Sherries (ham 10 to4o years, and the Madeiraand Hock very very old. miscellaneous Assurances there referred to, and also R great variety of the • the rate of Freight at which h;T"—;;* may be willing within the space of three calendar months after the date hereof, elleofft,g"‘„. rSamples may be obtained (by previous application) any day of other minor Assurances not comprised in that work; with false lei sm. ships Are one Voyage to and Ina. such several Members, and their Nominees, and their respective rior to the sale of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Copious Explanatory and Practical Notes. , enli to lei Tenders with the words o Shin "on the cover, to Executors, Achniolstmtore and Assigns, will, by virtue of the Sup. flxchanice, where cstalogues noay be had; catalogues elan at the Ile S. F. T. WILDE, Esq. V be severally soiled up and left with tier entry at thiaßor. ite, plementel Chaster of the said Society. be absolutely excluded from Cherry Tree, Southgate; the Kiag's Head, Enfield ; and at the Mart. Of the Inner Temple, Batrister.at-Law. se iv before It o'clock at noon, op Amend Wednesday, the -Oth all benefit and advantage from such Policies. The Third Edition.—To which are added a great variety of April, instant, beyond which hear the Curt will not receive any JOHN PENSAII. Register. CHOICE OLD, WINES. Mercantile and Commercial Precedents; and also forms of Bit' Tender. ROYAL UNIVERSAL INFIRMARY FOR Bt Mr. 11000 A ItT, anti other proceedings in Parliament, suited to parocl At the Man, on FRIDAY NEXT, at I, without reteree, and County purposes. By Charles Barton. jun. of Liner JOgEPII DART, Sec. The Particulars of the Terms, sad Conelitians upon which the CHILDREN. shps.will be employed, may be 'had upon application at the office PATRON. Small CELLAR of 'cry superior WINES, the Inn, Noll. Vols. I and 2, royal Bvo. price 2/.los. in boards. A • genuine Property of a Gentler, an, consisting of 21 dozens Cond&l : Printed by Charles Butterworth, Law Booker tithe Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, at this House, On or THE KING.'S HOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. Eavt India Sheen/. bottled in 181 ; A-0 dozens of Port bottled in Publisher, 7, Iteet.outoet, near Temple-bar. after Tuesday next, the 11th instant. The TENTH ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of this C HA. RITY will he celebrated et tilt e CITY lAMDION TAVERN, 1814. 1818, and 1828; 9 doses Ftyat lotus Madde,tozamaliZal" is To THE ricorml/ivi+l, 401PFINDIA Broca- THIS DAV (1401idsM11164. . ...,... . . 1814 • 6 dovens pinta, boulatlia 18 imelot .t-rev . VCRA-..- '3 I N MT-SI AK X RR' SOCIETY. LAMS, oltD exarrxassm . - Tim Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, President. In the Chair. The ,' Wines may be tasted the ni°llll4g of sale . Nu'. CABINET and UPHOISTE,RIr, at th WEItiIIN:SDA ylif thioeol2hrooiinosgtanneat,,,th le dayrefispxedectruflorly Dinner on table Pt Five o'ClookeseTlekets L'is. each'. Catalogues at the Mart; and of M . Hoggart, fel, Ohl Hew- *Owl TORY for the CABINET-MAKER' trust By order of the Stewards. sheet, Royal Exchange. • Ilaincrthe only reel tine now existing in London. • . and earnestly solicit your attendance at the Ballot. CHARLES CARTER, Sec. 31, Pall-mall. LE A DEN 11 A L la-S T BEET, opposite A litgat VALUABLE OLD POLICY IN THIt ROCS OFFICE. bakbeen.emabikbed upwards of Six years. The favourable consideration of my pretensions, manifested by your body in the strong and general assuraoces of support which N WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 12th instant, a At the Mart, on FRI DA Y NEXT, at 12, mantle to receive, demand my warmest gratitude, and, united 0 SEAM ON will be Preached on behalf of the LONDON i The Trustees and Committee respectful' A POLIcY of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS. and Gentry, thatthey still conduct the with the kind and unremitting exertions of-my friends, afford an H IBERNIAN SOCIETY. at Great Queer-street -Chapel, the stoat confident hopes of success. Lincoln's Inn-fields, by the Rev:EDWARD IRVING, A.M.I A. effected in the ROCK OFFUJE, Bridge.streel, Black- the Benefit of industrious; and ingenious I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Minister or the Caledonian Church, Hattomoarden. Service to friars, in June, 1816, oil the Life of a Gentleman, now aged 46, families), by offering their Alanufaei Your obliged and obedient humble servant, begin at Eleven o'Clock. - with the bonus already added to the Pettey of 50,11. and the prospect Line of tht best workmanship, and • Ct. Postlattd.Place, April 3. 1826. JA3I ES STUART. This Society has established 1.147 . School', contoiniog 94,262 a a coneiderable further addition in Angust next, subject to the an.. London. so other profit being rep, Mr. Stuart's Committeeineet daily at the Old London Tavern, Scholars, and employs 70 persona to read the Scriptures in the nual payment of M. 10.. 7d. rent and incidental expenses ; be we any communications will be thankfull received. Irish and English languages. Particulars may be had at the Mast, and of Mr. Hoggatt, 62, merit to enable them to support The TWENTIETH 'ANNIVERSARY will be held at Free- Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. appear by the Books of tli TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA,STOCK. mason's Ball, on SATURDAY, the 6th of May, at 12 o'Clock. From the great patronage t' LADIES AND Grsrrteatow, Office, 18, Aldermanbury. MANSION-HOUSE-STREET, CITY in hopes of increasing tits' THE circumstance of a great proportion of my Friends being pledged so other Candidates, who have declared their CIUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. and Co. warranted i— in.entior, of proceeding to the Ballot on the 12th instant, has pre- ea.:, SIXTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER. Bp Mr. Co. Fire feet Alahor At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the vented my so/kiting your suffrages on that occasion. PRESIDENT Tent ditto The assurance of-support which I have received from a numerous The Right Hon. WILLIAM Earl of LONSDA LE, R.G. Assignee*, . Bordered Ma' body of Proprietors induces me to persevere In my intention of of- London Tavern, Elishopsute-street. THURSDAY, April M. A Valuable LEASEHOLD. PROPERTY, consisting 31ahogany r tering myself to your notice on the that favourable occasion. Lord FREDERICK BENTINCK in the Chau. !IL of those capital Premises, situate No. 5, Manillas-House. Eight 11a I shall take the earliest opportunity of renewing my personal STEWARDS. street. in the heart of the City of London, and embracing every Allaht.g.ir canvass. and (rum the kind encouragement which I have expert. Lonl Frederick Bentinek Joseph Bowman. Esq. local advantage for conducting business of importance. leath.r enced, 1 have every reason to hope fur a favourable issue. Sir James Robert George Ors. John Fawcht, Esq. ` The Premises command an extensive Frontage, with emulous I have the honour to be, with great respect, ham, Bart. John Rely, Esq. Counting-houses and private Offices, and Dwelling-house Amen- pre Ladies and Gentlemen, P. 11. Howard, Eaq. Edward Stanley, Esq. modations of eleven bed-rooms, draiving.room, dining .parlour, sr Your faithful and obedient servant, Henry Howard. Esq. . JOhn Thompson, Esq. kitchen, &c. with extensive cella;age in the basement; holden for r No. 31. Portland-place, April ti, 1824. W. H. TRANT. John Barwlse. Esq. Joseph Thompson, Esq. the remainder of a term, at a moderate rent. TO THE Pitt/PRIED/RS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.moderateJoseph Bebb• Esq, Isaac Thompson, E. . May be viewed by cards, and particulars had at the Man; of rei Din on Table at Five o'Clock—Tickets 201. each, to be had Mew*, SPenott and Deoborough. Solicitors, No. 6, Size-hone; of LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, of the Stewards and Committee; and of John Birkett, Esq. Ho. Messrs. Long col Austin, Solicitors, liolborticourt, Gray's Inn; TH E period fixed for the Election being now so nom), Secretary, 3, Cloak-lane.and of -Mr. Hotgart, 62, Old Broad-attest, Royal Exchange. close at hand, I beg leave most earnestly and respectfully to An Annual General fleeting of the Institution will be held on renew my solicitation fur the honour of your support. the same day, at Three o'Clock precisely, foe the Election of PICTURES, ENAMELS, DRAWINGS, AND Permit me to assure you that I shall proceed to the Ballot on Children, Officers, &c. Four more Children will be admitted ; ENGRAVINGS. the 12th inst. with sentiments of heart-felt gratitude for the power- and all applications for admission must be made to the Seeretary, The Property of the tate Scott Stnnehewer, Esq. deceased, r f I aid already lionised to me, and with a well grounded hope of accompanied with a certifieste of baptism, together with the recant- • from the residence in Halfoireon-street. success, through the continued zeal and kiod exertions of my Ily Mr. HOGGA RT. mendation of two Governors. 'Mende. I have the honour to be. . At the Mart, on THURSDAY, 90th inst., at 12, by Ladies and Gentlemen. 113URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- Executors, Your faithful and obedient Servant, WILLIAM YOUNG. 1 eery, made in a cause wherein Anna Maria Waring, widow, A SMALL. COLLECT lON of valuable is the plaintiff. sori Richard Witrigg.and. another are the defend- A. comprising some fine specimens of the folk 24. Upper Wimpole.street, 4th April, 1826. ants. The CREDITORS of THOMAS WARING, late of Cesare da Sam, Pairlo.Dolei, A. de Vols, Doe Edwardattm-grove• in the County or Suffolk, Esq. (who died on or Piombo. C. de Moor, Hondikoetor, Wynant TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. about the 14th of Mareb,•lB22), are to alma in and prove their 0. Kneller, W. Barn, S. Shelley, Breughel. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Dal., one of the Masten of man, Ferrell; also a grand Tainting of The exiteme difficulties which present themselves toe- CAN- E fora SEAT in the EAST INDIA DIRECTION, the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, doubted original, by Gdo. DIDAT Chancery-lane, London, on or before ui the 10th day of May. 11128, May be viewed one day previous to tit to making personal application to each Proprietor, and which maze • or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit at the Mart, and of Mr. Hoggart, ' snintentically, in some instances, cause this meek of respect to of the said Decree. Exchange. omitted. induce the Committee of LIEUT.-COLONEL SIR WILLIAM YOUNG. Bart. to press upon your notice, the strong DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a SPECIAL FREEHOLD DWELLING.' grounds upon which that Gentleman has been encouraged to solicit MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held- at the Rectory- HOI your Suffrages. house, Bishoptute, March 30, 1826, By Mr. They essentially conies in a long course of Military Service . The Lord Bishop of CHESTER In the Chair. At the Mart, on FRIDAI" Pelibm°4 to the liadassabla C•nslem'Y's Army is In", both in it was noolved. that the following statement should he semi, of the Itepresentetives of the Field and in Garrison ; and which, in repeated instances, have teal to the Public:— A FREEHOLD r obtained for him the marked approbation of the distinguished Off- The Committee who have been intrusted with the distribution of Cl 12, Castle.street errs sutler whose command he acted, the money subscribed for the relief of the distressed Silk Weavers upper floors. First a' In the early pin of his Military Career, be served with the in Spitalfields, have now the painful task of announcing to the Ground floor, a for Army before Sernigapatan, in the reduction of the Dutch Settle. public, that, while the funds placed at their dispersal are very nearly with a paved yard ?Refits in 3lalabar, at the Capture of Colombo, and also through. exhausted, the distress which they were Intended to relieve remains offices in the as Out the course of the Cingaleze War. undiminished in extent and severity : in point of fact it may be lately let to Al. Ins later period of his service, he had the merit of suggesting said to have increased ; for the relief which the Committee have To be view and organizing a most efficient Plan for recruiting the Army i a been able to allow to persons with families has been so small as of Messrs. ' Plan adopted by the Government, and acted upon with extensive barely to supply them, and that hut scantily, with the.necesisaries Philpot a' and important results. Ile was subsequently engaged, during the of life, leaving no provision for the payment of rent, or of debts at the It' arduous %Far In the Deccan, in collecting and forwarding supplies contracted under the pressure of distreis before the commencement Exchs fur the Army under the command of the Duke of Wellingtoe, for of this subscription. About 700 persons who have received relief which service his Grace was pleased to transmit to Sir William have now obtained a small portion of work, but their places have Young an expressioo of his high satisfaction. been more than supplied by those who were st work and are now T. Oa these grounds, strengthened by the consideration that the wholly Out of employ. The Committee have now been sitting number of Military Men in the Direction has diminished, whilst every day (Sundays excepted) since the 31st of Jsnuary, in the your Army has increased, the COMMITTEE have bete induced Vestry Room at bpitalfielda Church, distributing relief, and neari to support LIEUT.-COLONEL SIR WILLIAII YOUNG, 16.000 persons have been supported during the whole of that tir in his Canvass, and now presume, moist smugly, to recommend and are still supported, entirely upon the scanty pittance which him to your favourable notice, at the approaching Ballot, on the have received from this source. The balance nave remaining 12th April. JOHN WARD. Chairman. Treasurer's hands does not amount to the sum required Leaden Tavern. Bishop.gate-stmt, week's distribution. March 23, 1826. Under these circumstances, the Committee feel it tl• The Committee meet daily. at the London Tavern, where all make an earnest appeal to the benevolence of those • communications in favour of Lieut.-Colonel Sir William Young, denc.e has blessed with the means of mitigating tt will be very gratefully receive& their fellow creatures ; and persuade themselves tt TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF simple and unexaggerated statement will produce EYESHADE to their funds; as may prevent the sudden ' GENTLEMEN, sources to which se many thousand poor pc VIAVING rteeivrd a very flattering invitation to offer she Mang dassissance• IJ. myself as a Candidate for the Representation in Parliament (Signed) C. J. I of your. ancient and respectable Borough, Ido not hesitate a me-. %I'M meat in declaring to you tilt high value which I set upon so honour.' Amount before advertised - able a distinction. It is, however, due to you. Gentlemen as well ..C. a. at to myself, that I should clearly asctnain the sentiments of all 8.. by Mr. Dust 315 I ' the Electors, for which purpose I shall embrace the earliest oppor- J. T.. by Mr. Memnon 1 I ,unity of commencing a regular canvass, and will endeavour to pay A Month's Wages for a), personal respects to every Freeman. Should your promises of felted by Jane Leslie to support afford me a well-grounded assurance of success, I shall be Mr. B. N., for miacom. happy in giving you the most distinct pledge of determined spirit duet - 1510 and perseverance ,• and if placed by your favour in the honourable Mr- Bennet by Moore situation of your Representative, I shall endeavour to justify your and Co. choke by manly independence of public character, by regular it. Al. Heber, French H twdeswo on my Parliamentary duties, 11141 by the most watchful 211°1 a station to your local interests. By the Right Hr I have the honour to be, with great respect, Mayr Gentlemen, C. W. Your devoted and obedient humble seevant,. By the Lord P EDWARD PROTHEROE, jun. Jar (hest Gaddeaden, Herb, April 3, 1826.— Rev. Joh' f The Independeot Freemen of this Borough, resident in London ear r f and its vicinity, are requested to meet Edward Protheroe, jun. Esq. Ply' • at the Queen's Anna Tavern, Citeapside, on FRIDAY next, the FWe 14th instant, for the purpose of taking into consideration the pro. Re priety of supporting him as a Candidate for the Representation of the Borough at the ensuing Election. That the Meeting may be select. u Is requisite, none bee Electors will be admitted. Supper on the table at Seven o'clock precisely. J. J. HARRIS, Chairman of the Cmnmitr I-- IARROLL respectfully assures the Public, ti 1... i Act of Parliament, the Lottery to be Drawn on SY the 3d of May, is the very Last bet One that can ever' teal. Twenty Thousand Guineas can now be gained f reunite. but from tic great demand that may rear petted in the hat Lottery of all, it is impossible for the Tickets and Shares may rise. in this Schorr tints of late Lotteries are retained, and every king • Prue ; with SIX PRIZES of £21,000, ' FORMING AN AGGREGAT ALL To BE DECIDED ' WEDNESDY, TIIIIC Tkkets Ind Shares are now oti r Ices, No. 19, Cond. 'I; 7, Chador London; where he sold, within a Four . . Pricer Four . . Prir And other Capitals , A 311 LI ," AROMATIC spy lay perfumed Lif sheich is of well-kror sch, and in countr felted stir. Contint, Ale,ars. THO 3, &mists, Man It is sold be Blew, perfr or more a unless t' meat r Pr / P "- P'N .; # 'P 3 :141034 - .r N, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1Q26. Price 7&. No. 7,277. a ms • . The accounts front a curious proclama- tion of the (inventor/ the editor °Utile Morning ehrnnidtp .., IS * copy of this un- usual manifesto:—. - ''t • ." irs 4hl °N. The Captain-General 4Th f i lt illik ni lands, Don Jute Antonio Mashies boa read deir th• contents of the Wed column or tin Mairsong Chroni k, No. 17469, of the 18th April, 1825. inserting ats snide front the Journal des Detais.commene.ing " (.;adiz, 12th /truth; &c. ' Having a lively feel* of the evils which a falsehood may ma- ' sion even upon the:Wain of those most on their guard agahtst men. NOTICE TO MARINERS. NORTH CHANNEL. TRINITY.IIOII4E, LONDON, April 8. ROL NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 9th May, or as w wn thereafter u the weather will admit, s Black Deacon scoy with Staff and Rail, will be moored in the place of that now lying At the Wm Mouse. Mu/. at thaallme time, or ns soon arta I tolt. a RhehWwwin Buoy with a smir cad tk East.end of the Gunfleet Sand, at the s o, iostc.id of the Buoy now the which Ili Order. J. 11E1 AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Szaaaatvr's 11111, FLEZT•STREET. A GENERAL COURT of tip CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a PERPETUAL ASSURANCE OFFICE, will be hoiden at the:g j ety's ou.e. In Serjeant's Inn Fleet -sweet, on Thursday , the day of April instantoat Oat of the Clock preentely, for the don of Directors for the yes+ ensuing.—The Ballot to begin at One and CiOle at Four. JOHN PENSA,3I, Register. BALES BY AUCTION. • . MR. t HOMAS WILKINSON'S CELLAR OF EXCEL LENT AND CURIOUS WINES. SOUTHGATE, MID AXE/MX. By Mr., 11000 A RT, Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, by direction of the Artignees, tinder the Commission of Bankruptcy, issued against Messrs, Sikes, Wilkinson; and Co. 1 1 11E entire and genuine STOCK of WINES of Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, consisting of about Four Hundred na of Wines of the MOM approved vintages and finest quality, a portion selected from the cellars of the late Weatgarth Snaith , Esq. comprising -170 dozens of Port 10 dozens of Hoek 60 do. of Madeira 6 do. of Liqueurs. 90 do. of Teneriffe IS do. of Bucellsa On Wednesday, 2 vols. foolscap Bvo. A third edition of OBERON, a form, from the German of IVielaml. By WO,LIAM SOTHEBY, Evq. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle -street. The tion • This day, Bvo. Bs. fa. . ANNE BOLE iN : A Dramatic Poem. By the Rev. 11. H. 3111.31 A N. Profes.or of Poetry in the University of (Word. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-sweet. This dap. Bro.. laa. AN IN9UIRY into the ORIGIN of the LAWS and L HOLIfICAL INSTITUTIONS of MODERN EU ROPE, tad, in psrtioular, ofthoee of ENGLAND. By GEORGE SPENCE, of Lincoinli-Inn,Er.q. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. wither will ad• will be laid on Wrens* of the I taken away. r, Secretary. AntAnio column TA.T ---- TI 110 A pgr . " - •tUilata : yviiE Oar; of Directors of the limited Company of L Alesehimas of Engkuul grease to the Fast Indict &hereby give Skrtlee , ilt. That the Court itte ready to receive Proposals in writing, on of Won WEDWES , the :PA April, lest. from the Owner or °worn, of good. soalli., and substantial - bottomed Ships of (+ red the bunko of ZIA/ Tone. and upwards, measurement, p p on firing the rate of Freight at which Isit• ey may be willing * tole ouch Ships fur one Voyage to and ins. The Towles, with the words " SW " on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with thh etary at thiallouse, as or before 12 o'clock at noon, out thseeid Wednesday, the 2lith April. instant, beyond which hour thu Overt will not receive any Tender. A MICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE. Br an.AxT's • Ixx, FLErr.sxitzur. APRIL 8, 1826. The CO&PQRATION d the AMICABLE SOCIETY' for a PERPETUAJ. ASSURANCE OFFICE,doth herebyabonotlee, That at Lady-lhiy last (Old Stile), the Kraal Alembeis, or their Nominees, upon the Policies, numbered as follows, viz.:—Nut. 297, 290. 473. 381, 1033, 1475, 1483. 1312, 1533. 1688, 1199, 1830, 1927, 1939, 3n37, 11038, 3050, 3057.:293/, 3148.3402, 2403, 3006, 381'7.3568, 36611. 3570. 3671 , 3714, 3724, sod 3723, were in arrear in their Quarterly Payments, or Contribudons, for one year and one one quarter of a year. And that unless such smear is paid off within the space of three calendar months after the (late hereof, such several Members, and their Nominees. and their respective Executors, Administrators and Assigns, will, by virtue of the Sup plemental Charter of the said Society. be absolutely excluded from all besefit and advantage Fran sue% Policies. JOHN PENSAAL Register. 1825, 30 do. of Sherry Of Malmsey, Mountain, Chareuska, Claret, Hermitage, &e. 50 dozens. The Potts have 'seen from ten to twenty years In bottle. The Sherries from 10 to-10 years, and the Madeiraand Hock very very old. Samples may be obtained (by previous application) any day prior to the sale of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old BmstlAtreet, Royal Exchange, where catalogues may b. lad; catalogues clan at the Cherry Tree, Southgate; die King's Heed, Enfield ; and at the Mart. CHOICE OLD, WINES. Mr. 1100(1A1CF, At the Mart. on F RIDAY NEXT, at 1, without reserve, A Small CELLAR of very superior WINES, the 1 - 1 genuine Property of a Gentler , in, eonaiattng of 21 dozens East India Sherry bolted in 181 ; I'o damn , . of Port bottled in 1814, 1818, and 1 8 20; 9 dozens A Joel. illadsir ,tozan d i . , ,red In ! itr, 1814 ; 6 dolens pin,. bottletlio 1: Mika .-wv The Wines may be tasted the nsettMig of dale. Catalogues at the :lien; and of a 1 Hoggart, fe2, Old IMO- , street, Royal Exchange. JOgEPII DART, Sec. The Particulars of the Terms, and ContiLiana upon which the ps-will be employed, Islay be had upon application at the office of the Cleft to the Committee of Shipping, at this HOW, On or after 'Nadas next, the Ilth instant. _ ROYAL UNIVERSAL INFIRMARY FOR CHILDREN. PATRON. THE KING . 74 nOSTigiLLENT 3}AJESTY. The TENTH ANNIVERSARY IPESTIYA.L of this CHA RITY will ► he celebrated et the CITY LONDON TAVERN, THIS DAV (11110 The Rig** Hon. the LORD Ikeeldent. In the Chair. Dinner on table at Five o'CloeltoMeketa Lis. each. • By order of the Stewards._ CHARLES CARTER, Sec. 31, Pall-mall. /AN WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 14th instant, a SERMON will be Preached on behalf of the LONDON H IBERNIAN SOCIETY. at meat (Peer-street 'Chapel,' Lincoln's Inn-fields, by the Rev:EDWARI) IRVING, A.M. Nlinister of the Caledonian Church, Hatton.garden. Service to begin at Eleven o'Clock. This Society has established 1,147 Schools, containing 84,262 Scholars, and employs 70 persons to read the Scriptures in the Irish and English languages. The TWENTIETH 'ANNIVERSARY will be held at Free mason's Ball, on SATURDAY, the 6th of May, at 12 o'Clock. °Mee, 18, Aldermanbury. VALUABLE OLD POLICY IN THII ROCK OFFICE. By Mr. FIOGGART. At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT. at 12, A POLICY of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, effected in the ROCK OFFIUE, Bridge.streel, Black. 'friars, in June Igle, on the Life of a Gentleman, now aged 4 8 , it with the bono:already added to the Policy of 50,11. and the prospect of a considerable further addition in August next, subject to the an nual payment of M. 10.1. 7d. Paniculars may be had at the Mart, and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-stiget, Royal Exchange. CUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, SIXTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER. fo THE PROPIHMIPEIO4. EdelpisiviA tiiut i. LADDAS AND ONXTLINMN.- • SDA r tif tl ie e n l2h raw i i n n s g tan nea t, r, th l e day flledfoe respectfully and earnestly solicit your attendance at the Ballot. The favourable 000sideration of my pretensions, manifested by rota body in the strong snd general assurances of support which 1 cmtinue to receive, demand my warmest gratitude, and, united with the kind and unremitting exertions of my friends, afford me the most confident hopes of success. I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient humble servant. Ct. Pottlatid.Place, April 3. 11126. JA3I ES STUART. Mr. Stuart's Committee meet daily at the Old London Tavern, trine any communtcatinna will 1?e thankfat received. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. bsniEs AND Orsrrteattyt, THE circumstance of a great proportion of my Friends I being pledged to other Candidates, who have declared their in.entiub of proceeding to the Ballot on the 12th instant, has pre vented my soticlling your suffrages on that occasion. The assurance of support which I have received from a numerous body of Proprietors induces me to persevere In my intention of of fering myself so your notice on the tint favourable occasion. I shall take the earliest opportunity of renewing my personal canvass. and from the kind encouragement which I have expert. enced, I have every reason to hope fur a favourable issue. I have the honour to be, with great respect, ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant, No. 31. Portland-place, April 3, 11124. W. H. TRANT._ TO THE PHOPRIETO/IS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Looms AND GENTENMEN, H E period fixed for the Election being new so T close at hand, I beg leave most earnestly and respectfully to renew my solicitation for the honour of your support. Permit me to arm you that I shall proceed to the Ballot on the 12th inst. with sentiments of htart.felt gratitude for the power. l aid already soured to me, and with a well grounded hope of success. through the continued zeal and kind exertions of my Mends. .1 have the honour to be. Ladies and Gentlemen. Your faithful and obedient Servant, WILLIAM YOUNG. 11, Upper Wimpole.atreet, 4th April, 1826. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENT LUMEN, esticne difficulties wh;ch present themselves to a CA N DIICATE for a St'..lT in the EAST INDIA DIRECTION, lu ulaking personal application to each Proprietor, and which may, nnintentio:4lly, in some instances, cause this mark of respect to be omitted. induce the Committee of LIEUT.-COLONEL SIR WILLIAM YOUNG, hart. to press upon your notice, the strung grounds upon which that Gentleman has been encouraged to solicit your Surrages. They essentially (*mist in a long course of Military Service performed in the Hanoorable Company's Army Is India, beds in the Field and in thnison ; and which, in repeated instances, have t)btained for him the mailed approbation of the distinguished Offi cers unler whose command lie acted. _ _ . In the early part of his Military Career, he served with the Army before Seringapata in, in the reduction of the Dutch Settle ments in Malabar, at the Capture of Culumbo, and also through out the course of the Cingiitrzo War. In a later period of his service, he had the merit of suggesting and organizing a most efficiet:t Plan for recruiting the Anny ; a Plan adopted by the Government, and acted upon with extensive and important results. Ile was subsequently engaged, during the arduous War In the Deccan, in collecting and forwarding supplies for the Army under the catiumatul of the Duke of Wellington. for which service his Grace was pleased to transmit to Sir William Young an expression of his high 'mashie' ion. Om these grout - ids, strengthened by the consideration that the number of Military Men in the Direction has diminished, whilst your Army has increased, the COMMITTEE have been induced to support LIEUT.-COLONEL. SIR WILLIAM YOUNG. in his Canvass, and now presume, most stiongly, to recommend Lim to your favourable not i ce, at the approaching Ballot, on the 1211 April. JOHN WARD, Chairman. London Tavern.Bishonsgate-street, M arch 23, I 326, - , The Co.urnhtee meet daily. at the London Tavern, where all comoaunlecions in favour of Lieut.-Colonel Sir William Young, will be very gratefully ret,ived. TO THE k;LECTOIfS OF THE BOROUGH OF LVLSIIAM. GENTLEMEN. A HVING receivra a very flattering invitation to offer myself as a Candidate for the Representation in Parliament t your ancient and respectable Bomugh. I do not hesitate a mo ment in declaring to you .be high value which I set upon so honour 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, fur which purpose I shall embrace the earliest oppor tunity of commencing a regular canvass, a,nl will endeavour to pay tuy personal respects to every Freeman. Should your promises of support afford me a well-grounded assurance of success, I shall be happy in giving you the most distinct pledge of determined spirit sad peeseseeance and if placed by your favour to the honourable , nuation of your Representative, I shall endeavattr to justify your choice by manly itulep , ndence of public character, by regular at tecdance on my Parliamentary duties, and by the moat watchful tattion to your local interests. I hairs the honour ti> be, with great Tespect, Gentlemen, Your devoted and obedient humble servant, EDWARD PROTIII.ROE, jun. Cant Gaddeadeu, fleets, April 3, ROI. The Independent Freemen of this Borough, resident In London and its vicinity, are requested to meet Edward Prot heroe, jun. Esq. at the Queen's Arms Tavern, Cleatriide, on FR MAY next, the 14th instant, for the purpose of taking into ent.:AL ration the pro. priety of supporting him r a Candidate fur the Representation of the Borough at the ensuing Election. That the Meeting may be select, as is requisite, none but Electors will be admitted. supper on the table at sever. o'clock precisely. J. J. HA RR'S. C'airman of the Committee. LiARIOLL respectfully assures the Public. that by Actof Parliament, the !emery to be Drawn on Wednesday, the 3d of May, is the very Last bet One that can ever be submit ted. Twenty Thousand Guineas can now be gained for a very few Pounds, but from ttc great demand that may reasonably be ex pected in the last Lottery of all, it is impossible to say to what ;nice th e Tickets and Shares may rise. In this Scheme, all the popular points of late Lotteries are retained, and every Number is sure of Ling s Prize ; with SIX PRIZES of T 21,000, &c. time. FORM' NO AN AGGREGATE of =7, 000 ! ALL To BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, WEDNESDY, THIRD Of MAY. Tkkets and Shares are now oft tale at Carroll's Fortunate Of fiC,Sl No. 19, Corm ;1; 7, Charing-aoss; and 211, Ozfanicistreet, London; where he sold, within a short period. Foot . . Prizes of . . r 10,060 Four . . Prizes of . . And other Capitals in former Lotteries exceeding A MILLION STERLING ! A ROMATIC SPIRIT OF VI—NEGAR.--Tninagree -1 IL lily perfumed Liquor (the etriginal invention of Mr. Henry), which is of well-known efficacy la relieving faintness and head /eh, and in counteracting the effects of overheated, elms or in fected air, continues to be prepared in the greateatpertection Ify Alma. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, manufacturing eistnists, Manchester. It is sold in London, whole ale and retail, by :gowns. Bayley and Blew, perfumers, Cockspur-sueet; and retail, price '2s. 9d., by one or more agents, in every principal town ; but it cannot be atomise unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on tht Clioweed. runt Stamp, which is axed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usuaL As about, may also be had, authenticsted y a similar stamp, Henry's Calc i ned Magna* ia bottles, it 3a. ad., as whit eats stoppers, at 46. 6d. PRESIDENT The Right Hen. WILLIAM Earl of LONSDALE. K.G. London Tavern, Elishopsgpte-street. THURSDAY, April 90. Lord FREDERICK BENTINCK in the Chair. 1 STEWARDS. Lord Frederick Bentinck Joseph Bowman, Esq. Sir James Robert George Gra- John Fawcitt, Esq. , I h a m, Hart. John Rely, Esq. P. 11. Howard, F4(l. Edward Stanley, Esq. Henry. Howard. Esq. John Thompson, Esq. John Batike. Esq. Joseph Thompson, Esq. Joseph Hebb. Esq. Isaac Thompson, Esq. . Dinner on Table at Five o'clock .— Tickets Wk. each, to be had of the Stewards and Committee ; and of John Birkett, Esq. Ho norary Secretary, 3. Cloak.lane. An Annual General Meeting of the Institution will be held on 1 the same day, at Three o'clock precisely, foe the Election of Children, ()dicers, &c. Four more Children will be admitted ; and ail applications for admission must be made to the Secretary, accompanied with a certifieste of baptism, together with the recom mendation of two Governors. I3URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan eery, made in a cause wherein Anna Maria NVaring, widow, is the and Richard Waring and another are the defend. ants. The CREDITORS of THOMAS WARING, late of Mutt/damn-grove, in the County of Suffolk, Esq. ( who died on or about the 14th of Meat, 1822), are to come in and prove their debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq.. one of the Masters of the said Court. at his Chambers, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-laae, London, on or before the 10th day of May. IBM or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. PICTURES, ENAMELS, DRAWINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS. The Property of the lateSiottStonel;ewer Ext. deceased, removed • from the residence in Halfmittion-street. Ily Mr. IIOGGART, _ _ . . At the Mart, on TH1.:11114 7 .4i 7 ,44 7 .15;iri;i:,5t 12, by ()Mee of the A SMALL. COLLECT II)ti of valuable PICTURES, L - 1 comprising some fine specimens of the following Maters:— Cesare ds Scent, Carlo Dolei, A. de VAIN Dorninithino, Set). dal Piombo. C, de Moor, Ilondikoetor, Wynants, Wourermans. Sir G. Kneller, W. Barn, S. Sheller, Breughel, Panini, Town, Herd. man, Fasten ; also a grand •Paintieg of St. Sebastian, an un doubted original. by Guido. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, and catalogues had at the Mart, and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD DIVELLING.HOUSE, CASTLETREET, HOLBORN. • By Mr. HOGOART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 211th instant, at 12. by order of the Rapresenirea of the lateNrs. Ann Forester, demised. FR A tEHOL tw D DWELLINCATIOttS lodate 11 12, Castle-street, Holborn, containing six be ll rooms on the upper floors. First story. a thawing-roorn and two smaller rooms. Ground floor, a front warehouse. about 30 feet long, and an office, with a paved yard in the rear, and a kitchen, with other domestic offices in the basement. The premise* are now in hand, but were lately let to Mr. Ridley, at a rent of 601. per annum. To be viewed six days previous to the sale, and particulars had of Messrs. Burley and Scarth, Solicitors. Shrewsbury ; of Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Solicitors, Southampton-street. Bloomsbury at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a SPECIAL MEETING of the CO3I3IITTEE, held at the Rectory. house, Ilishopsgate, March 30, lON, Tbe Lord Bishop of CHEWER In the Chair. ft wsa ssoittedAsst du:following sessetoeut sbosisl bo subsis ted to the Public:— The Committee who have been intrusted with the distribution of the money subscribed for the relief of the distressed Silk Weavers in Spitalfields, have now the painful task of announcing to the public. that, while the funds placed at their disposal are very nearly exhausted, the distress which they were Intended to relieve remains undiminished in extent and severity in point of fact it may be said to have increased ; for the relief which the Committee have been able to allow to persons with families has been so small as barely to supply them, and that hut scantily, with the,necessaries of life, leaving no provision for the payment of rent, or of debts contracted under the pressure of distress before the commencement of this subscription. About 700 persons who have received relief have now obtained a small portion of work, but their places have been more than supplied by those who were at work and are now wholly out of employ. The Committee have now been sitting every day (Sundays excepted) since the 31st of Jsnuary, in the Vestry Room at hpitaltielda Church, distributing relief, and nearly PIOUS persons have been supported during the whole of that time, and are still supported, entirely upon the scanty pittanee which they have received from this source. The balance now remaining in the Treasurer's hands does not amount to the sum required fur one week's distribution. _ _ Under these circumstances, the Committee feel it their duty to make an earnest appeal to the benevolence of those whom Provi dence has blessed with the means of mitigating the distresses of their fellow creatures ; and persuade themselves that the foregoing simple and unexaggerated statement will produce such an addition to their funds, as may prevent the sudden drying up of those sources to which an many thousand poor persons have to look for the means desistence. (Signed) C..T. CHESTER, Chairman. WM. HALE. Treasurer. .C 15,210 2 0 a. By Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, and Co. Richt lion. Chas. Yorke, Second Donation 10 0 By Messrs. Courts and Co. A batty, Second Donation 1 0 lion. Edw. Stewart 1 0 1;'. P. 2 0 A. B. 50 0 Doweger Marchioness of Bute 25 5 Lord Dudley Stuart 10 10 By Messrs Drummond and Co. Rev. W. Goodenough 3 0 Sir Henry Lambert 5 0 Sir John Lambert • 5 0 R. Primrose. Esq. 3 3 Rev. E. Bradford . 5 0 Rev. W. H. E. Bentinck 15 0 Mrs. Bentinck - 5 0 By Messes. Hodes. M. R. 2 0 Miss E. Holmes 2 2 Rev. T. A. Methuen 1 1 Messrs. Hopkinson and Co. Mrs. lode 1 0 By Messrs. Marten, Call and Co. Amount before advertised . .f.. A. IL by Mr. Threat 15 J. T.. by Mr. Mereeron 1 1 A Month's Wages for feited by Jane Leslie to Mr. B. N., for miscon duct 15v. 9d. Mr. Bennett, by Moore and Co. 1 0 M. Heber, French Hos pital a 1 0 By the Right lion. the Lord _ ___ Mayor. C. W. 1 0 Br the Lord Bishop of Chester. Messrs, Jacob Wrench and Sons Rev. John Hatchard, Vi car of St. Andrew's, Plymouth 1 0 Five Little Cousins 1 0 Rev. John Haiktorte 6 0 By .Messrs. Benin and Co. J. P. A. 1 0 L 5 Gosling and Co. W. Damon, Esq. 5 0 By :►teen. Barclay and Co. P. Frith - 10 0 By Messrs. Willis and Co. Wm. Marsden. Esq. 10 0 By Sir. W. Curtis and Co. P. C. 2 0 John Wilson. E - sq,. 5 0 By Messrs. Barnard and Co. Layton, Esq. 5 0 Miss Mitchell - 5 0 Rev. George itwick 5 0 E. M. - 2 0 G. IV. H. . 5 0 By 3lessrs. Twinlngs. Samuel Haynes. Esq. 2 0 By Sir Claude Scott and Co. James Putman, Esq. 5 0 the Right Honourable the Lord er, Wood-street, Spitalfielda ; and Subscriptions are received by Masse; W. Hale, Esq. Treasur by all the Honkers. ql CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE ". • HousE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and iOCTII A 31 ERICA, EX ETER CHANGE., STRAND. Officers, Cadent. and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen iroceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe. will ind in this Establishment the whole or their Appointments, .;words, Caps, Sashes, Bette, and Pistols, &e. together with a :urge and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed time; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests, ifule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re (plaints for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great A niety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, 31 ilitary and Ilindostanee Books 'Maps, &c. ' A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Currlcle, Tandem, Phteton Stanhope, and Chaise Harness., with every description of Saddlery &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, uthich merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman. s*.dp, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of meellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the , tailing but one Ready Money Price, front which no abatement will be made. MA NS lON-HOTTSR-RTRE ET, Comprhing the late Banking-honse of Messrs. SikesWilkinson, and CO. By Mr. HO<R3ART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Assignee*, AValuable LEASEHOLD . PROPERTY, consisting of those capital Premises, situate No. S. Mansion-House. street. in the heart of the City of London, and embracing every local advantage for conducting business of importance. The Premises command an extensive Frontage, with atrocious Counting-houses and private Offices, and Dwelling-house Accom. modationv of eleven bed-rooms, drawing-room, dining parlour, kitchen, &c. with extensive celia;age in the basement; holden for the remainder of a term, at a moderate rent. May be viewed by cards, and patticulars had at the Mart; of Messrs. Spence and Desborough. Solicitors, No. 6. Sise-lane ; of Messrs. Long and Auvtio, Solicitors , Holborn-court, Gray's inn; and of Mr. Hoggart, 63, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. WANDSWORTH-ROAD, SURREY. EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, IVITII COA(7II:HOUSE AND STABLE, AND LARGE GARDEN. By Mr. li OGGART, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on FRIDAY, the 28th instant, at 12, unless an acceptable offer be Previously made by Private Cr.ntract, A N excellent Brick-built FAMILY RESIDENCE, 11 erected on a pleasing elevation, with large fore-eourt, en closed with iron gates, on the rise of Lavender-hill, about four miles from the Bridges, commanding extensive views. and contains four excellent bed-chambers, with Wallets and a dressing-room. First floor, a capital drawing room, about 26 feet by about 14 feet 7, with marble chimney-pieces and handsome iron balconies, and an anti-room. Principal floor, a dining parlour, about 111 feet square, walls stuccoed, and marble chimney-piece; breakfast room, with bowed window and marble chimney piece, and closet; entrance hall and good staircase. Basement, a kitchen, pantry, scullery, store-closet, and three good arched cellars. Attached are an excellent washing or brew-house, with large tank over to supply soft water, and a tool-house ; a paved yard and garden, partly walled, about 210 feet in length, with side entrance from the front; a coach-house and two-stall stable, with loft over. The pre_ mites are held on lease for a long term, at a ground rent of 201. per annum. May be viewed by cards, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Doman, 12. Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Par ticulars also at the Mart. --- SERVICE, AND SIDEBOARD OF SILVER, AND SILVER OILT PLATE. liv Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great ROM. in King-street, St. James's-sqnare, on FRI DAY NEXT. the 14th haat. at One o'Clock pteeively, AVery valuable SERVICE and SIDEBOARD of SILVER, and SILVER (; iliT PLATE. late the genuine property of a Nobleman. The more splendid and sumptuous articles in the above consist of a pair of very large and massive silver gilt tankards, finely chased, with battles of the Lapkthre and Centaurs, and Rape of the Sabine women, in high relief, surround ing the same; a silver gilt asperser fur perfumed waters, enriched with a fine chasing of a mythological subject from Ovid, and a pair of 24-inch silver gilt salvers. beautifully chased with figures of marine deities. The services comprises oval chased soup tureenes and covers, 26 gadranned dishes in sizes, circular ditto, and hash dishes, six dozen of gadronned plates, waiters, richly-chased salt. 'filar& sauce-boats, four-pronged forks, spoons, and silver-Candled table knives, six pairs of table candlesticks, and a pal; of large and richly-chased ditto, with branches, for the centre or It" table. May be viewed two days preceding. PART of an excellent SHOP TO LET, in one of the principal thoroughfares in the City—Rent Moderate, and well suited for any light genteel business. Inquire at the Po./ Office, Ahlgate. CDYE, Coach and Harness Manufacturer, &c., old • Cavendish-street, Oxford-street, most respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentlemen in want of superior STA NIIO PES, DENNETS, PDAETONS, anti CARRIAGES, of every de scription for the ensuing Spring, th3t he has at prest?nt finishing stml on SALE several of the above, built in the moat fashionable style, and finished in quite a superior manner, at prices much lower than any respectsble house in Loudon. FOR COUGHS„ pECTORAL ESSENCE OF COL'f S FOOT.—T he herb Coltsfoot has long been distinguished for its excellent properties in the cute of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints ; and this Essence has, in the course of a long practice, been Mond the most safe and effectual remedy for Coughs, and all !thunders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast. and immediately gives liberty of breathing. without any danger o f taking cold, and thus it allOrds great relief In Asthmatic Complaints. It allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, cleanses the small glands, re. lases the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the sessela. Thus it will prevent Consumption!. if taken before the Lungs are ulcerated. It softens husky and dry Coughs, and heals rawness and soreness of the chest. This Pectoral Essence Is prepared by JA :11ES RYAN. Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold in bottles at 3s. 6d. each, by F. Newbery and `one, 46, St. Paul's Church.yard; J. Sanger, 150. Oxford.street Hawkins. Old HondAtreet ; Stradling. Royal Exchange; Harris, Ludgate-street; urul %Vizi. Pegg, 29, Dame street, Dublin, That is only genuine which his the name "F. Newbery " engraved in the °aeronaut stamp on each bottle. SORES. BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS, ULCERS, &c. f A RSH A U.'S UNIVERSAL C ERATE.-Thil IVA Cerate will be found moat eflicacioua in every kind of Wound, Sore, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Eruption, Ulcers of every de nomination, especially Sore and Ulmrated Legs, which have been healed in so rapid a manner that a new method of eure has been established by this useful Preparation ; Sore Breasts, Inflamma tion of the Eyes, &e.; Scorbutic and Cancerous Humours, Erysi. pelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Ring Worm, Sore Throats, Chops, Chilblains, &c, Sold in Boxes at ls. lid. and 2s. 9d., by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. 136. New Bond -street, and 220, Regent-street; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. a, NOTICE.—E. Marshall respectfully informs the Public, that from and after the Ist of March, 1826, Mr. Charles Butler will be her sole Agent for the sale of the above Cerate, which will bear her Name on the Label of each Box. as executrix of the late John Marshall; and a Government Stamp, with the words " Charles Butler, 4, Cheapside," engraved thereon. cs&-niNMT-SIAK Xitir ',OCTET Yo-X HEAP CABINET and UPHOISTER V, at the IsfiNTION Q611:01111 for the CABINET.3IAKERS' SOCIL"fY„ dslniethe only rad one now existing in London, No. 71, comer of LEADEN II A L L-ST RE ET, opposite A ldgate Pump.; and which hM been . establisbed upwards of Six years. For Ready Money, and no Abatement. • The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility 1 and Gentry, that they still conduct the shove Establishment fur the Benefit of industnous and ingenious Nlechanies( who have large' families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London. soother profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses ; being satisfied with constant employ. merit to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 143. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. ' The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goode warranted s. d. Fire feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto - 1 6 0 • Bartlett.' Mattress to fit. - 1 1 o maho g any Drawer,' with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs . li 10 0 Matv.g.iny Pembroke Table . 4 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell. from .43 12 0 to It R 0 Drawing-mom Sofa, from 5 0 to 7 7 0 Sofa Bedstead 3 8 0 Alahogany H nese-Heir Sofa - . 6 11l II upwards A quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed. Pining, and Drawing. rooms, _at nearly Halt-price. The Trade will _find it worth their attention. Hentsea Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours.—Goods packed free of expense except the matting. frld Furniture taken in Exchange, Aprisaiaements in Town and Country : and Estates valued. COMMITTEE. T. Colvde.r J. Wilson T. Hasler I J. Uoett THURNELL, Agent. J. J J. Carter W. %Vaghorn ASLER Secretary. THE LONDON AND IVESTMINSTE/I.WIA AND SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite St. Martin's Church. have constantly on Sale— Per Dozen. Per Dozen Port, Vintage 1820 - 27 1 . to 3 I 03. Claret; Lalitteand 3lsr- Ditto Crusted - 365. 425. gnu), -72 r. to 96s Ditto 5 to 8 years in Sparkling Chem- . bottle -48 s —s6s. panne- 726. —84 e. Sherry,PaleBcl3rown 275. —36 R. Do. and Creaming of Do. Amontillado . 425. —411 s. the first quality -90 s. 965. Madeira, West India 38.4. 425. St. Peru;, dry and spark- Do. East India - 60,4. ling - . 725. llacellaa- 42e. —48 e. Chablis -50 s. 635. Teneriffe, Lisbon, Vi. Hermitage, Red and donia,& Mnnntain 30s. 365. White 725. —84 e. Claret, fit. Julien -40 s. —48 s. Sauterne. &e. &Oa. 601. Old Tom, Jamaica Rum, and Cognac Brandy, Fern-task, &c. par Imperial enorres, of aoduael pzieas Bottled Stant. Cider, Perry, Durum and Edinburgh Ales. *,,• All Goode must be paid for on or before delivery. Letters, pest paid, to be addreaied William Godfree and Co., No. 16, Strand. THE ARMY. A detachment of recruits belonging to the Bth (the King's) regi ment of infantry, has received orders to eitibark today, on board ■ vessel in the River, for conveyance to Glasgow, where the above fine corps is at present stationed. A detachment belonging to the East India Company's service is ordered to embark this day at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. THE CHURCH. PR 1.:1.'1.W' R ED. Rev. T. A. Browne, of Nunnington, to the Vicarage of Bilton, near York, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Win. Keary— Patron, the Prebendary of Bihar,. Rev. Francis Blackbume has been collated to the Rectory of Weston. super-Mare, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. Scott. Rev. R. %Varner, of Bath, has been instituted to the Rectory of Croscombe. Rev. Thomas Spencer, 31. A. has been licensed to the perpetual and augmented Curacy of Charterhouse Hinton, vacant by the re signation of the Rev. Henry BlaydA. Rev. Charles Henry Pulsford, 13. A. one of the Prebendaries, is duly electe I Canon Residentiary of Wells Cathedral. The Bishop of Gloucester has instituted the Rev. I. G. Jones, B.A. Rector of Liamainfresd, Monmcutlishire, and Master of the endowed iinanmar School. Stratford-upon-Avon, to the Rectory of B aintberf•—Patron, Jas. Roberts West, Esq. Alscot Park, thou ceaterahire. Rev. Peter Williams, to the Rectory of Llangar : Rev. Robert Phillips, to tke Rectory of Bettws ; and the Rev. John Lloyd. to the Rectory of Llanyell, vacated by the Rev. R. Phillips—all in the diocese of St. Asaph. UNIVERSITY INTELLInENCE. ()xenon, APRIL 8. Congregations will be holden for the purpose of granting Graces and conft.rring Degrees on the following days, in the present Term :—Thorsday, 13; Thursday, 20, and Thursday, 27th of April ; Wednesday, 3, and Saturday, 13th of May. On Wednesday, the first day of Easter Term, the Rev. George Cumming Rashleigh, M.A. Fellow of New College, and the Rev. Wailham Harbin, M.A. Fellow of Wadhain College, were ad mitted Proctors of the University; and the Rev. Augustus Wm. Hare, M.A. and the 11ev. William Blackstone Lee, M.A. Fel lows of New College, and the Rev. Arthur Johnson, M.A. Fellow of Wadham College, and George Fuller Thomas. M.A. of Worcester College, were nominated I'ro. Proctors for the en suing year. On the same day the following degrees were conferred : BACHELOR IN Divortrr —Rev. John Wilson. Fellow of Tri nity College, Grand Compounder. Mare ERS AsTs•—James Alderson, Magdalen Hall, incor porated from Pembroke Hall, Cambridge ; Rev. Samuel Henry Huntze, llrasennose College; Rev. Charles Wasteneya Eyre, Brasennotre College; George Watson, Brasennose College; Wm. Henry Moncrieff Robertson, Lincoln College; Rev. Thos. Stringer, Queen's College; Rev Thomas Tyrwhitt, Christ Church. BACHELORS OE ARTS—William Hooker Hughes, Oriel Col lege ; Charles George Frederick Vink, 31agdalen Hall. On Saturday last, Mr. Robert John Roller was admitted Scholar of New College. The Rev. John Thomas Lys, M.A. has been presented to the Vicarage of 3letton, in this county, by the Rector, Fellows and Scholars of Exeter College, the patrons thereof. On Tuesday last, the. Rev. Llewelyn hlewellin, M.A. Scholar of Jesus College, and one of the Mutest of the Schools in this University, was elected Head Master of the Free 11(.1 en d owe d Grammar School of Bruton, Somerset. There were seventeen csadidatts. avNostillNlll. " Gad sion, eve,. upon _ - alt 66- dacity,end being thoroughly convinced of the allb7nission and of the inhabitants of these islands to the Government , and= satisfied with the public conduct of those ems/eyed by the Govern. ment in the fulfilment of the high functions wrist which his Ma jesty has been pleased to entrust he @lnsiders himself Wind to decker to the world, as he now dssleeb that the whole enments of the article alluded to, relating to the state of the Phillipihreare false ! most false ! ! and a disgrace to the licensed gazettes of an enlightened station, and so ridiculous as to Merit the censure of all sensible mew, and to throw discredit upon its authors, the thief aim of whom ought rather to be the dissemination of useful and correct intormaion amongst their contemporeeita, instead of tar nishing the good name nod services of 4Gettel who luts-prnierse‘ himself with lunar in his military career — the delity of due Waive defenders of the King or Spain in Lamm and the i , ornnteet lovalty of the officers of Goveruntent, and the inhabittofis: islands, who are far finer ••• wishing to shake off the d on account of the oppression w they suffer," Where is there a oauntry whom from the laws, oe see more regarded y the • she Phitipthes were Mr a:Model-of Sdelity and ittoehovern the governtnent of King Ferdinand V tf. wOuid General 31ei4 ticitgotit been able nn the 3d Junelll23, to here litippreAsed, with the velocity of a thenderholt, the disturbance raised by a handful of niseroblrs. 'educed and ledxway by an illusimi—to have wholly extinguished it, end in preserve these possesaiens to his Majesty in tranquillity. Geo. Martinez hiund a people contented with their Ouverunient, evil not oppressed, as has been generally believed. (In the contrary, there nave been many instances of the loyalty and courage of the army, Ind of ;he inhabitants whom he had the honour of commantlieg, governing, and directing, and which he had then the honour of reporting to his Majesty. To these principle', and to the constant submission, respect and obedience. of the inhabitant' of the Phi lipines, are to be ascribed the peace and tranquillity clutch we base enjoyed, whilst in other countries the deluded people wade through fields of slaughter and riven; of blood, in pursuit of a chimerical phantom which always eludes their grasp. . . Since the arrival of General Martinez in the Philtipine Islands, he has observed that the Ministers of the Gospel are adorned with those virtues which ought for ever to be inseparable form their in stitution. They have always commanded his respect as well as that of the public. Is it therefore to be supposed that they 'multi sanction the meastirep of a government which tyrannizes over the people? Because General Alerting has under his command an army that obeys no other voice than his, is it therefore on that ac count to be supplied that lie hss declared the independence of the country, and placed himself at its head, merely bemuse his Ma jesty has been pleased to appoint another to relieve him, judging it proper to do so? General Martinet commands not only an army of soon noldierh. but all the militia of the Phill;trines. He is also at the headof 2.000 civil 'screams of the Government, and of about three mil lions of Inhilhitants, whose t delft, and attachment can always be relied upon in maintaining the glorious Spanish? name against those who attempt to disturb the peace of the coal - my, and who are aluari ready to take up arms in defence of Spanish right and the prerogrive of the throne. . , , Thetetote be silent, ye viperous tongues, who have attempted to stain the honour of General Martinez—confusion to the anthhe uF such falsehoods, as undeserving of credit as the anfountled . te l ports of the death of Senor Don Marcum Rinefort; whose arrive. in these islands is anxiously looked for every moment, who may him self judge of the upright conduct of his predeiessor, Martinez. who will have the sweet satisfaction of delivering over the charge of these countries in the same pacific and undisturbed tranquilli:y in whith he has always maintained them, in conformity with the pledge which he had the honour of making to his Sovereign, before he left the Court of Madrid to proceed to the Phillipinea. (Signed) JUAN ANTONIO filenxisttz. Manilla, Sept. 117, 1325. CHINESE EDICT. We have received, by way of Singapore, a Comtatescis Edict, issued at Canton, of some importance, of which the following is a. copy : Fa, Hoppo of Canton, ke. kc. to the Hong Merchants: In the resort of the foreigners of various nations to Canton. for the purpose of trade, Whatever hustles* must be managed by the .5514 issaispiaes.ias pesos scallawag' to.4osilanovankiffitibftas the foreign factories. They are pasha( tWiale op Milt - NNW in the same factories, and there to remain amid the business isms. eluded, and the ships have taken their departure, when they are required immediately to petition for a pass to proceed to Maato and should their accounts not be wound up, they may still remain at Alacao. They are not permitted to loiter about tet Canton. These have already been strict mandates issued on tblli subject. which are on record. With the esceptiors. of the inglish (the Cotnpany's) factory, who by proceeding up to helots when the ships arrive, and requesting a pass for lilacs° as soon as eve, the business was concluded, have conformed to the regulations, and concerning whom it is therefore unnecessary (*rooks say observa tions; the country or A nglo-lndtan, the American, and other fo reigners, have continued to sojourn at Canton after their bailors was concluded. When the ships of those tuitions bed already sailed and left the port, they asserted that there were still other ships to come after them, thus persisting in loitering about within the foreign factories. It is also understood, that there are foreigners who publicly set up shops for foreign goods within the ketones. and carry on clandestine dealings with the natives; not only is tem be feared that smuggling may be the result of this practice, but din. turbance and trouble may also arise from Audi intercourse as above. It would therefore be great unkindness to foreigners were it not severely restrained, as well as a neglect in the peaceful governments of the district. It is right to issue this mandate to the Hong merchants, that they may instantly transmit it to the foreigners of all nations, re. quiring their obedience thereto. If they have no trading business actually in hand. he them im. mediately embark and return home. If their accounts are yet un settled, let them go and wait at Alamo. They must not loiter about under borrowed pretexts. Should they dare to be obstinate and to oppose, let an address sent up for their immediate expulsion. Ler inquiries be also made concerning those foreigners who have set up shops within the fee. tories, and who carry on clandestine dealings with the natives, what. nation they belong to, and why the merchants have not reported 'hem. Let inquiries be immediately made on the receipt of this, and an answer returned, that the business may be arranged. Make no excuse for delay, for which offence punishment will be incurred. Hasten, hasten, a special Edict. TAOW KWING. rear, 9th moon, 7th day. ANDREW WHITSON, THE KING 01 , THE BEGGARS. — An Mimes' was held on Friday last, on the hotly of this well.. known charecter, when the Jury returned a verdict, that the ceased died of •` Apoplexy." A medical man, who was present, on learning that none of the deceased's relatives appeared anemia to be at the expense of burying him, Foliated the body for the Col. lege of Surgeons, who, he said, fur the benefit of science, would con. Bider it a great favour. The Coroner, however; put his negative upon this proposition ; and the day afier the inquest the bear Tog conveyed to Sr. Saviour's burial-ground, and interred in a entre dug 14 feet in depth from the surface, over which were placed three whet cotbns, in order to secure it effectually against the resur rection men. CoatouS COINEIDENCE.—OH Monday night last, as appears from hills circulated in various parts of the kiligdoin, a gentleman was robbed of a pocket-book, containing eight niche. quer bills of 1001. each, whilst sitting in the pit of Astle7's dm phitheatre; for the recovery of which a reward of MIL has hero offered. On Tuesday night last, a person came to the Angel !mi. In this city, and went into the coach-room, where he left an tint ' brella ; he afterwards went into the coffee-room, and took tea. and slept at the inn that night. Just before the hoese was leeked up fur the night, the waiter went into the coach.room, and found that a pair of silver sugar-tongs and a silver tea-poop weir missing. He saw the umbrella, but knew not to whom it belonged, yei, thinking it might be a drawback on the loss of his master, he took it to him; and on opening it several papers dropped tlivetrom, which on examination proved to be Exchequer bills to the amount of NW.: These Mr. Gillet locked up in his bureau. In themurn. ing the person who slept there asked for his umbrella. which was given to him. He opened it, and immediately said, "1 miss papas of great value." He described these papers, which were re-aoreu to him. in consequence of a bill being exhibited in the window of Mr. Slatter, the bookseller, which was seen by Mr. I illett's servant, the suspicions of Mr. Gillett were excited, and he communicated them to Mr. Slatter, who, by inquiry, learned that a person ant*er. ing the description of the man with tht umbrella, had left this city by the Magnet coach. 31r. Slitter instatitly despatched Lucas, a very active constable. in a poet-chaise, to follow him, for the pur pose of overtaking the coach, if poSsible ; but the coaelrirrviog start of three hours, he did not arrive until an bour after it h a d reached the Belle Savage; where he learned ti at the man had paid his fare and abruptly left tIW place. Mr. Gillett's waiter scow. ponied Lucas, and from the information given teethe police. relative to the man who had The hills in his possession, the: e is but little doubt he will be apprehended.—arihrd 11Maki. FhVTA I. A o fUENT.—On Saturday morning, a few mi nutes before twelve, s man, named Jeremiah lancli, erNderod on the new church building in Middleton-equate, mat Sadler's Welly, while engaged in drawing up stones, fell from the top of the build. ing. end was killed on the spot. A Coroner's inquest was held en the body Mahe ostooing. at . that We/alpaca. St.ylotiatt-streer-rued. when the Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death." The deceased has left a wife and four young children. WILDE'S SUPPLEIBENT TO BARTON. ASUPPLEMENT to Mr. BARTON'S PRECE DENTS in CONVEYANCING ; containing all the miscellaneous Assurances there referred to, and also a great variety of other minor Assurances not comprised in that work; with copious Explanatory and Practical Noses. Br S. F. T. WILDE, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister.st..Law. The Third Edition.—To which are added a great variety of Mercantile and Commercial Precedents; and also forms of Bills and other proceedings in Parliament, suited to Parochial and County purposes. fly Charles Barton, jun. of Lincoln's- Inn, Vols. I and 2, royal 800. price 2/.los. in boards. Land& : Printed by Charles Butterworth, Law Bookseller and Publisher. 7, Ikat..stasee, war Temple-bar.