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~.. . _ .7, , . . iiila ): 2 r .. . 4 . $ „............... t ( 1 4 .1 t ik rt t at, , 1 ............ i _....,.,,,,• .1) LA +, . rt • y . ... g. I 4 1 " i" .•~~ '" fr • --it'''. !~ LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1818. NUMBER 4769. .'f, ,~ PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL TALL. TFLTHIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION , SALE et ihe WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, Is OPEN EVERY DAY ( Ti. In Ike Muralist OH Five it the &crier. Adesitlsisee, Is.— Cstalegues,l9. ' JOHN YOUPIG, Keeper. WW'S EXHIBITION. . THit 01111 AT PICTURE, ORATE' ON THE PA LE HORSE, *CH R IST. RAJ Ecr ED, ST. PETER'S PIRST sisamoN, with aerttal*Pte mites sod arr a' gs fr o . a thipe SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS, are SOW Exhalation utreler the ineliethate Patroolore oaf hit Royal Midterm the pumett REGENT, at No. HS, Pall• Mall, mew tem day fteot Tea till Five. . APOCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S RIRIE. Tins elegant VOLUME, whieh cninplrrrs the insoiSeent Edition of the SACRED SCRIPTURES, bison by the late 11r. MACKLIN, is Now publisbed, price 18 cuineiu in extra Words. • TM mobile are regretfully hilhared, slat Stoves have bees emerneled beldial the 5t...., which It it hoped will ebvietr.she inessiveuieges Mt free told air. ow she rising of ohs mask% and that. ditliug the late short re cess, erasion*, Ma hem takee le improve the Saloon and Armee% sad a mew mad opleedid Legere, to be light ed with Gas, hes bees aissokied, sod will be displayed, fee the *rot time, this Eveuiag. • • Tflii.4 TR/140 PAL, DRURY-LANS. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. March 23. -- their Mejesike JOHN Servants BULL. will perform the Comedy of • . Job Tlipmberry,,llfr. Darien; Peregrine, Mr. Powell; the Hew. Illealletyu, Mr. Pesky; Lewd .Ifitehileano, Mr. Maddorki • SW SiwslA Ibmildale i Mr. Gaspe; Faulk Roch dale, Mr. !Naiad r..Dnielo Ilrulgruddery, Mr. Johaelowe; .Dee, Mr. Onbetry. Lady CerisNise des aw ry, Mrs. Orgrci Mari ThaValevry,- Miiellgyig n Mrs. Bruktreddevy, Me.. Sparks. fy way of igileguy, the Mak, Pareatage, awleteuleir. Marriage, aid other Fairarg klieforteues of Dewar Bad- Snladelb joth Mr.. allilfatlY• Aflltllieb, Ileehalid wiser Ptirlagigle of : . as, inIIZE-FINGEIeD jACC. Three . Plogned Jsek, Mr. T. P. Cooke Capfuls Orford, Mr. Itaroart; Pam. Mr. Ridgway; Tiickey t Mies J. Scott Orono the tineis Theatre). Roes, Slaw ihnisham ; Sawee Wire, Ml.. Cnblit. The Dolts to beggared at Sin o'Clock—the Play to begin at Scree. Bozos, 7e.; Samoa Prim, Se. 114.—Pit, Is. (14.; Second Price, I,.—Lower Galleip,.l..; Salmi Price, la—Upper 'Gallery. Is.; llegated Price, dd. Rome sad Place" to be takes of yr. llgelay. Rotailde s Arydreitreet,• frees Ter till Peer, sod of Moss' way Is had a Private Box nightly. . . Tomsorrow, The Begpr's Opals; and Obi, er Timis Masted Jack. On Wednesday will be predated (Kit the lest liar), a ram 4lnninalic Drums, in three sets. celled Rob Roy ; or, The 6,rg.irah. The Story partly urigioal, end portly nu the pointing Romance ethos same The Proleg= 11 1: *pollen by Mrs. Keith'; the Epikene by Mr. Mika SW Mr. Knight. After which, Portlier's Frolic. 4 1 RATRE-ROYAL. Mr RNT-GARORN. lIIHIS EVENING, MONDAY. March 23. 1. will be acted (34 time) a New Makin! Drama, called ROB ROY M ACGRF.GOR ;- . OR, AULD LANG SYNE (Foeuded ow the popular MOM of Rob Roy.) The Onetime and Mask (with Obememptiste of as Air and a Chorus by Mr. Bishop) is composed and sleeted, ant, from old Scottish Airs, by Mr. Davy.. tier Frederick Vanua, Mr. 'kerne ; Raahleigb Oebabli atone, Mr. Abbott ; Francis Osbaldistnue, Mr. Sinclair; l)wes, Mr. Blanchard ; Captain Thornton ' Mr. Cosmos. t. Rob Roy Mectgreger Campbell, Mr. Allereeody ; Metal, Tokely; Hamish arid Robert (Rob Rofe Sow), Mr. Patna sod Master Parolee; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; &alit Nicol Janie, Mr. Listen; Jolssios, Mr. Ssismoria. • Dina Versos. Miaa Morpheme • Mattis, Mrs. Sterling; Jain Mai:alpine, Mips Logan; Ratty, Mrs. Bishop; Helm Mae rotor, Mn. Borne. To which will be added Rath lime), a new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER ; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. • Gnllivav (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna; King of Lipids (afterwards Paataliwon), Mr. Norman ; Qoadtaatisaissua, Lad Chaacellor of Lapilli (afterwards Clew.), Mr. Grimaldi. The Primes's kboodsoidilla (after wards Columbia.). Mimi F. Dewiest. More apes at Six ,'Clack—tlse Perfuenmace to beans at Seven. Beam Is.; Iktowi Price, 30. Cd.—Pit, 3s. 64. ; Snood Price, Ila —.Lower Gallery. 2..; Stolllld Price, lc—Upper Gallery, Is.; *toad Price, dd. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandoo, at the Box Oaks, Hart-street, from Ten till Font. The new Musical Drama of Rob Roy Macgregor, or Avid Lam( Sys', will be repeated every oight this week, Friday excepted. Its Ihidallth time), the sew Tragedy of Fazio. After which will be produced, for the lint time, a new Comic Loosen (fouaded no • Fairy Tale), interspersed with Pantomimic luckiest, called Time Marquis de C.arabas; or, Puss ill Boots. AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING. NEXT THURSDAY. 461 h Mort+, The Firsi-drawo Blank will receive Four Pipes of Port. All Three Prima of 30.00 W. ! 111th Sixty-dre other Capitals of 0,0001. 1,0001. lee. yet is the Wheel. HISII, the Contractor, sincerely thanks the AL • Public fur their userrer.kieted Patronage already married ibis Lottery. The First-drawn Monk, No, 0,263, entitled to 4 Pipes of Port, was shared by bias is 2 Quar ter., 2 Eighths, and 4 Sixteeritlis, who respectf ully entreats the b”liters intutedistely to order fru. any Wine-nirrebaut they please, their respective proportions of the 4 Pipes of P..rt, oldie choicest quality is the Kingdom, which T. DISH mill pay for on deemed; who has also the pleasure to as 'wooer that be Sold and Shored no less Own 12 of the Cspi t%l Pliscs drawn akeady this Lottery, heist( Nu. 3,107, a P. tar of 5,04101. ore of the largest Prizes yet drawu, lad I others of 1,00111. &c. • As the demand has been very great ihroeghoot the Coon try, BIM entreats his Friends to be early iu their applies -IEIO.I a variety of Tickets and Shares remain at his Offices, No. 4, Corobill, and 9, Cbarioveruss, London. In t h e last Lottery, coolaining Three Prises of 300001, • sohl theta Ala; and hopes to sell All the Three PeiSCIP • :10,11001. ses the present Lottery. LOTTERY CAUTION. rliioSE oho-e nerves ore Not pertly fi rm. and who may be afraid I.f the shock it wool.' give them to tear • part of a Thirty 'Thomann' Posed Prize, are raltitunell sot to buy any Tickets or Shares of PIDUING's btlier li, NO. I, Coruhill, the comer bowie, or 196, Illulbirn, '.uppo.ote Brurialow-street, fur, on lettei*ll barb. it will be found that every year about this time mune sepal imamate* JO. great lack uniformly occur them; sad it meat be meet. leek* that in the corresponding Lottery, last year, Molding in.! Cu. yr 41 mute Money in °vital Prime than all the oth. r Offices added together. Now there are Three Prizes of 3 0 .001 n ! and All Three may be drawls Nest TIMM OAT, 21Ith Mareh—mtd, perhaps, All the Three may now be on sale at Pidding's; het dein Corset the above ametiem, fur hia )ear, a Lady at Queodoe, M Hertfordshire, was .udderily ill, un receiving the mows that the had part of rlreaty niortrand Gaines Prise, from PIDDING. r I counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose um Nes unwary a apeirinas cseareasi tmil instead of the GENUINE BLAOKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their address, 97, Hum HoLsoax. • i• rn enaspictionaly placed in the metre, that they trust an aiicati.ui la thir, sad the difference of the type, winch w Na_ like all kites-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect thi• The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY ad MARTIN, 97,"Higlilkilbueia l ea old is Deition at /d i is., 444 Is. lid each. ROYAL ING, Ng Nye I pawner* ihmr... veers); . -(bi% is &leafed); Messrs. Make,:. Avery, Pearce, Bait, Carter, Blyib, Yates, IL 8e..., Williams; and nova- Mr. Brows; particularly (first tiase devils (our years) ths lbove watewer dia.+ y Tnap of Pultigeses will go Ihreetli their stirpriating Leaps, Jumps, Ate.—.Cirmie Snag, Xt. Herring. To emeriti& with an satire Now Citelle Pantomime, Chi* taken (ruin the Araltiali Nights, with new Music, Settler', Bleelwaseal Chattels, Drumm, Orrondintes, Jae. called THE ENCHANTED 1 - 10i;:-E; OR, HiRLRQUIN PRINCE OR PERSIA Markquess, Me Mar, rhino liar Theatre Royal, Coyest arden ibis best appearance); Patmahloa, Mr. Daly ; Clown, Young Juries (his Aral appearance); Columbine, Miss Adams ; and Meisel ine (Guardian uf the Enchanted Horse), Mims Barrel, late id the Theatre-Royal, Govest-cane. (her bat appeormice. Second Price Half past Eight. IT most respectfully ROYAL CIRCUS awl SURREY THF.ATRE, haw *" brew et terilattly sad internally n.pattmt, d add re-ersbel lashed, will HEMPEN THIS PRESENT EVENING, MONDAY. MnrmhlS, 1818, with, Nor the second time at this Theatre, a Sevin Comae flatlet of Antis, awl Elhoeing, takes from the favourite Ballet of La Fille Mal Garde, mod armaged by Mr. Giroux, relict, FLORIO AND ItOSA ; OR, THE COTTAGE OP LORINA. Florio, 111 r. Girona; Sowsphiu, Mr. Howell; Seampaaki, Master Dune. Rasa, Miss Siotimow. Assisted by the Comps *Ballet. In the coarse of the Ballet will be ialrodsieerl a Ow Hornpipe, by Moder Don'--the admired Walls. frees Love aid she Luso% by 'Mr. Giroha aid 'Miss liimpoos..• Gem leers Dauer, by Mr. Howell, let. After which (.sever acted), an entirely new Barletta, Two Aria, fonaded on Samlletes celebrated Novel, called SIR I.AUNCEI..()T (iIIEAVES. With W. and compiled Music, new Scenery. Densest, Ike. The Overture and stew Maxie composed by Mr. 5111.11111,0111. The selected Music from David Hissio, Carolan, Mathew Locke, Inca Murningion, S. liertlenniu, Charles DiWin, he Scenery of this and the following Piece designed by Mr. Wilson, and executed by him, Mr. H. Wilson, Mr. Smith, sad Assistants. Sir Laarsorlot °reeves, Mr. Huntley; Mr. Darnel, Mr. Clifford; Caplan' Crime, Mr. Adcock ; Squire Sycamore, Mr. Wyatt; Justire Gobble, Mr. Smith; Surgeons Fillet, Mr. Watkins; Lawyer Clarke, Mr Short ; William, Mr. Kirby; Timothy Crabshawe, Mr. Fitewilllaras Quirke, Mr. Mac- Cann; Feirett, Mr. Fawcett; Dawdle, Mr. Sorters; `Simon, Mr. Junes (his first appearance); Jeremy. Mr. Howell ; Firm Gipsy, Mr. Ire; Constable, Mr Jobason. Aurelia Darnel, Mae Taylor; Mrs. Gobble, Miss Hullead ; Mr a. Cowslip, Mrs. Bxrilett ; Polly Cowslip, Mra. Brookes. la Aell. Mr. S4irt will introduce the favourite Song of "The Post Captain." • In the course of the Piece will he exhibited, among other new Scenery, a Picturesque View of a Honied Abbey, by Moonlight. End of the Barletta.a popular Ballad, called "The Peasant Boy," by Master Taylor. Tu which will be added, for the first time, n crane, Melo dramatic Burletta S, eelacle, with sow Music, Scenery, Drumm and MOH' 111111111 Y called • THE THREE TALISMANS. ITitb a Grand Trokisb Overture, computed by De Wilt. The new Music, by Mr. 1111(161Wil. The Selections, from ShiciJ, Di. Hari mitten, Rottman, Hook, Doyle, Horne, Six, The Action sod Processions, under the direction of Mr. Ridgway. The Armour, Standards, and embellishments, by Mr. Morris. The Machinery by Mr Johnston, &e The Dresses, by Mr. Brett, Mt.,, Freelove, Mrs. Freebie', and Assistants. Almansor Cats Egyptian*Bey), Mr. Ridgway (of the Theatre Royal, Drury.laue ' his first appearance here- these twu sea. sons); Hobs' (his Fartnerite), Mr. Smith ; Orman, Mr. John. son; o res . ( a Pirate Chief), Mr. Howell; Hulksr (his Lieutenant). Mr. Leonard; Z trau (a Pirate Leader), Mr. Lee; Nuisred.lin (a Fisherman). Mr. Short; bout (his Cou sin). Mr. Pitstrillians ; Ertyptis• (Hikers, Messrs. Bartlett, White , Pitt OP fr.C. &c. Pirates, Mews. Solis, Hart, St Girsrd, Taylor, kc, &c. Barbarklan (a powerful Genius), Mr. Wet. Was; Adirans and Marina (Assistant Genii). Miss Adcock and Miss Brett • ZO4IIIIIII (Daughter of Almansor), Miss Cherry; Otlritte An Egyptian Laity), Mrs. Brookes , .4 (Sister of hour). Miss Junta; Egypiain Ladies, Misses Piot, S. Pitt, E. Pitt, Carey, Taylor, Bologna, S. Bence, &r. in the emote of the Piece," The Pirate's Glory," by Mr. Leonard. A Amid* un " Let Fame au law Trumpet," by Mr. Short. And " Love among tie Ruses," by Miss JOISSS. STERAIR I DG UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THEIR ROYAL ' HIGHNESSES THE PRINCE REGENT AND DUKE OF YORK. EVENING, MONDAY., March • 23, ISIS, Ind iseing the Week a Halr - Pliat Rix p►rcnrly, • GRAND EQUESTRIAN MITRE, introdoein• Henn. UTLEY awl DAVIS's UNITED STUD of PORSES„ lend for she express porpoise of Amine the CONTRACTED end PROGRESSIVE EXTENSION of the NEW •PRO- SCENIUII, which, with the S nice DOORS, will MOVE amid REMOVE in eight of the Aiplienee. After which, lb. Isionsang Ifelo-Drsnintic Spectacle, is Iwo Acts, called THE,MSTSAS: ' OR, 11111 iIP.ROININI OF SWITZERLAND. Prineipal Chereeten: Wham West, Daley, Illowese. Bay. Hairier,. Villiers; ileellaiger, Darnley, A J. Jelin, fro* the English Opera; Illitleiip, from the Theatte-Reyal, Bath; Jahn hone, heat the Rieg'e Theatre; Herm, fru. the Theatee.ltayal, Newcastle; Jellnell Jblits, hens the Saes Pe- reit; Best, frogs the Thottre.Rayal, Ediel+erghr(thcir Rid oppeareacr); Mesilantei Makes.., At..,., Daly, E. Adams, sad Inland, front the Tletatre-Itossl, Edinburg% (her lint appearance )—Horsestaitsinplby Mr. W. Devitt (lii• Int ap- pearance three two years); Ilriticre (hie tint appears.. NEW SCENERY. Act I.—The Sea auk Cottage of Nuiaretklin, bent*, and Amine, with a distant View of a City on the Coast, and supernatural appearance of an enchanted Golder. Galley. Art 11.—ebararteristic Floes* Landscape, and splendid Palate of Aleransor. Act 111 —Puristic Square in Grand Cairu—Dungeow— Metamorphosed Collage and Fishing Pant. &r. b.e. Boxes 0.; Pit la.; Gallery Is—Half-Price at Half-past Piave fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. R o sner, al the Buz-015er, near the Stage-door of the Theatre (where Free- Admissions for the Season may he purchased, sad a private BUZ engaged nightly); awl, for the aretnantollat sou of Families at that end of the Town, at die sumo de Specta cle, Welters Eschew, Rood street Doors ripen at Half-past live, to begin at Half.past Six. Ors Monday, the 30411 inst. will be revived, the 1141014 m of Trick Ler Trick ; or, The Man and she Maid : in which Wertoll will wwhe her Gist appearance these 1160 ?lessons. Mrs. Leeward, from the Theatre Royal, York; and Mrs. &with, from the Theatre Royal, Cheltenham, are alsu cu. rood, sod will shortly appear. A teem great swirly of new and original Pieces, wills many Revivals, are to must active prervatiun. THE JEW or MALTA, a Tragedy, by MARLOWE, forthcoming at Drury-lane. is pub. billed this day, reprinted front Arguer.* of 1633. with • Biographical slid Critical Preface, Exptaaatory Notes, the tarittiusl Prolocucs, Epilogues. Dedication, Ice. bald by J. Chappell, jun. Royal Exchange; sad all other Boaksellers, price lis. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room, Nu. 39, Fleet-street, nn MONDAY NEXT, 30111 Instant, avid Fifteen following Days (Sun. days excepted), at Halt--past Twelve o'Clock precisely ; COMPREHENDING a magnificent COL LECTION of 241 exquisitely beautiful CHIN ESP. 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To be viewed four flay. preceding and Mornings of Sole; and Cstalugues b;d, price 3s. each. MR. GILPIN'S THEOLOGICAL %Willis. Printed for T. Ca.lell 8041 W. Davies, Strand. This day are published, handsonsely in three auk. Niro. price lf. in boards, a new !MOWN' 41 ER Ni()NS pre3eheti to COUNTRY CON 10P GBEGATIONS ; 1.1 which are added, a few Hints fur Sergeants; inimical chicly fur the use of the younger Clergy. By the late WILLIAM GILPIN, M.A Prebendary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Holder, in New Forest. Of shorn limy also be had, by Ilse seine Author, 1. An EXPOSITION of the NEW TESTAMENT, in tended as an Introduction to the Study of the Holy Set up turn, by pointing out she leading sense and e ))))) iertion of the user's' Writers. Fourth Edition, in Tau Vulaiiiier, Oyu. price 16s. in boards. I. LECTURES op the CATECHISM of the CHURCH ENGLAND.of Srvreish Edition, 12 um price Jo. ad. 3. MORAL CON TRAVIS; or, the Power of Itelieion etemplefird under dillirent Characters. 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Forage-Office,. lewd, 21, 1214. the followinc: tittract of a dispatch, and the list therein cermed 10, which twee firms received by Viocount Cartle. crawl% from the British helm Commissioners at Pari•, are positiolied fur the lamination and benefit of the parties con cerned. , • Office of Contoseiteloners for Rrili 4 ll Minty, tender C'unrention No. 7, Petri., March 18, 1918. A opmher of claims having , been sent to our Office by different Bankers mid Agents' in this rumor*, for persons who hid formerly employed them to make mon:haves ita the fonds, sod whose, mattresses have beets inis:unt and 1011, we have the honour Foencluee a lass of the names of such pep wins, end molest your Lordship will l e !demerit to give di. vertioai that the same may be psibte.lied in The London Gazette, fur the information mud benefit of thirp.irtiea In terco led. . T. List of PCIIIOOII unknown, fur whom Claims have been pre sented by different Agent,, to the Lintish Claim Corn mission, under Cdurentiun Nu. 7. Rork's'', Rachel and Anne—Rente Viagfre. Stratton, Geo. ge —Rent, Perpitnelle. Berminesern,.Juka—Rentes Perpetuellet. Billers,lNsry=Rentes Viageivs. Rryan ' Georwr—Restes Perreinellee. Chiehester, Jobte--Rentes Perphterlies. Didier, John Baptist—Ranges Ilierpettselles et Viawlres. (sod,., Martha and Sophia—Bastes P 4 reit utiles. GimeMary Atadeline--Rentre Gordwrr, Samssel-41entre Viaares. Kennelly, Thoenas— r iteutes ViasOres. Attuning, Elissbetis —Reales Veuweres. It is requested that the persons named in the shove list wil4 scud Usti! addressed withotot daily to the Forel go 7 t Moroing-street,, under cover to the 'Jotter sces,tary of Stale. PARTg KRSH IPS DISSPISIED. .1. R. Hardy arid J. S. Hardy, of Ilirh.atrect, Sher!well, stationer, Deesoihre3l;lBl7.-C. F. llatreserinao ' of Cato's. Cross, and E. S Swaine, of .London, , farrchan is Illarch.l7, ISIS -D. myth sod G Miller, of Watling.street, London, yenta-factors, March 10, 14411-R. H. Knowles Rieltertors, of Liverpool, brewer*, March Walker and W. Harris, of Bristol, cordwainers„ IRIS --H.!. Roberts and E. J. Roberts, of Wolverhampt. Stafford, grocers, March 17, 1818.-J Johnion,ll Priehav and W. Johnson, of Bristol, oil and rotate/1,0, 1018.-.1. Barton and W..K. Barton, of covet's.", Jammu 1, 1818. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Richard S:roti, of Liverpool, merchant. Richard Carter, now or late of New Woodstoek, ironmonger. BANKRUPTS. Henry Brown, of Rirdasigton, Nottingltant, surrender, March 11, 23, and 24, at eleiren, at .. Hotel, Not4tugbam. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurd mist sou, Temple, London ; _ and Mr. Hall, Nottingham. Robert Smith, of aortal, Laneaatrr, warehouseman, curreader, April 4,6, and May;. at two, at the Due Ta vern, Detonate, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. J. Nadiu, Kiag-street, Manchester;' arid Messrs. r Parry, Temple, Lontlott• Ashley Hall, of Drayton, Stafford, dealer, to March 13, 31, and May 2, at ten, et the Swan lon.. Attorneys, Mellolll.Aitsitce•and Wright, King's pewit., Inner Temple, Loudon; and Mr. Seekersoti, Stafford. Isaac Aguilar, of Devonshire-square, London, 1 , surrender, March 31, April 7, mud May 2, al Guildhall. Attorneys, Slessra. Scutt and Sun, St.. court, Poultry. Rouse, of Woolwieh, Kent, victualler, render, March 24, April 4, and May 2, at I. eel), at hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Faulkner, peso -street, terbury-square, Southwark. Joseph Joseph, latent Ratcliffe-highway, Middlesex, seller, to surrender, March 3/, April 7, and May 2, , at Guildhall, Loudon. Attornet, Mr. Poole, Adam' , Ohl Broad-skeet. James Wilks, of Finsbory-square, Mid lieges, to surrender, March 28, April 7, and May 2, a. Guildhall. Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs, Tumlimon, sun, and Baker, Cupthall-court. Johu Earle, of Winchester, Southampton, druggist, sarender, March 26, at six, 17, and May I, al eleven, the George Inn, Wiuchcat, r. Attorneys, Mr. Evilly, Fir court, Temple, London; and Mr.Gailariu, I ter. John Cook, of Liverpool, merchant, to so der. 13, 14, and May 2, at twelve, at the George Inc .street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Bulmer, W, Liverpool; and Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Chancery-lane, London. George Giblet, late of Rwanmore, Southampton. to surrender, March 27, 26, and May 2, at two, - Arms Inn, Winchester. Atiortaqs, Mr. Bunn, ford, Hants; and Mr. Glide, Gray's Inn, London. Julio Pugh, late of Tyu y foch, Merioueth, farmer, stir raider, April 3, 14, and May 2, at one, nt the elreir. Inn, Liverpool. Mooney*, Messrs. Blackalork and Kong's Bench walk, Temple, London; and Mr. • Lower Castle-.tree,, Lirxrpiod. Jul" Porter. of Wiiiigtun, Somerset, nurserymm, render, April 11„ at siv, 10, at dryer. sod May 2, a at the White Lion lon, BAIL Attorneys, Mr. ' Wells, Somerset i and Messrs. Dyne and Son, Lincoln' fields, Loudon. Jame* Lord, of Manchester, tobsecortist, to April 16, 21. and May 2, at three, at the (;.-orge L. chester. Attorneys, Mr. Barkley, Manchester ; and 11l and Bennett, St. Heleu'place, Bishursgate-sh lA'a i l i v t ' l y s du : l. rd m Scott, late of Liverpool, merchant, to March 28, April 7, tool May 2, at eleven, at I.,indoti. A I write) s, Messrs. Crowder, ✓on, Ftedrrick's-place, Old Jewry, London. Christopher Patts r.on, late of Great 5111(011.5 ,, r0.9 • Middlesex, woollen-factor, to rorreisele-r, M., April 7, a n d May 2, at cloven at GoiIJh.JI, Loader". fortify', Messrs. Noy sud Ilidstuue, Bell-enure. Simnel Galen, of Stvytting., Sus.ex, write-me surrender, March Arrtl 11, »nd M. , ' 2. at Guildhall, Lusduu. Attorney, Mr Li wig, Cris+. DIVI DEN DS. April 7. A. J. G. Leueru and W. A. de Cruiter V kill Lev i 1,414111111e11,114 price is. Ors. I A VERY EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE miscall- , LANEOV COLLECTION OF NOOKS, REMOVED I ind FROM THE NORTH OP ENGLAND, I!I I e altity• h i t reigtO Wire, Scesetary of .1, Shorty/ell, to ' of Cam's- March 17, ret, 'Loudon, ales mut E. , 181A.--IL • Mare% It, Iverhamntnn, II Prieltar. It, Mattis IS, y, total:runs uatk, Oxford, butcher, to at the lion • I eon, Jottu. ham. uustatan, to he Dug Ts- mars. T. Esti 'a. Milue and o aurrentler, Stat7nrtl. Hettrb.walk, strut& it, broker, to It lyrist, at • 11111FIred'a- Iler, to au,- at Guild- -street, Cau- Idlespc, Flop- ay 2, at trn, Jam's-court, • t. merchant, ', at tow, at Luton, Timm. • druggist, 10 it eleven, at r.ttily, Pluma- Ite,. rr, April Dale- Nater.stiert, td ion, potter, , at the City New A:I tb. farmer, To the (trot ge and Butter, dr. 'limo*, stsn, to sur- f 2, at ht.., Mr. Wel•11, necolteo II:11. 4 surrender, I,ln, Matt- mid Mes.ts. ,sgate-stteet, o surrender, t dud Oluset - trees, Cie M teit .2tt, Imidutt. At. Mineisie terchant. In t t. leelh•fl P*ll4h. litc of CHARLES SMART, Stserstary. VXHIEITIONS.,—The MUSEUM of. NA TURAL HISTORY, with considerable oosr eitqa•stietsiily hrtroil iu Europe. The ROWAN GALLUY at WoullsalrAra and Aosiiivitiea, hi which is ibe celebrated Fiet". of lesbas Condemn/Ng hls Sent, from the L0u,,,,1S Is Mat Tlie Clamber " V ICCA RS' GREAT PICTURE, •111 feet `Hag, sitarist raisief the Witisolpus sod bemaital and ositassive Model" of theisalisig Maar the fileciers Valley of Utsitlefif dud aim M 1; 1:46a • s ak et i o ; of ex. goisite Matins exe c uted hi • • itaiiissr entirely nen, gni snit IlgyjNiats Halt, la Aireithuseels. tO WI lie had. . The RAMO Ce4lerl is ahtais 9 1 1011 Got the gesPfdaii .of {Yorke et Art, foe Sale. • • COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, fortloomptewitreet, fled. Tlivrrerf, The Deka et Iternawa, rd. The. Mlarmris of Bucuttioissm, The Marqpii• of NIMITRAMPTON, • WILLIAM Posers, Evq. 8. Bassani/ Norman°, Esq. M.P. And Sixty Directors. . , Usuagiut Director-I.T. BLUM lintiomoWe, Esq. F.A.S. RETURNS to the amount or 18,200/. have been pelt! within the Arne lest yearsio them who have Met hewed seven years; a greeter advent'', to the public than has been hitherto yielded by any well.aecared Esta blishment. And the public may reslaseured that claims upon this 011ee are timer defeated upon mere legal objections, in order to enhance these atoms, but that demands are paid is ful4 with the almost prompteese. • Experience bas peeved that, in the bnsinees of Fire Inapt ranee, a large Permanent Capital, in addition to the Swan. sting assets arising from the premieres*, is necessary fur solid Security. This 'permanent and rdtlitineal Capital the Original Members have provided to the extent of 400,0001. and they atone are responsible fur lasses. 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