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COSAIORAMA-PANORAMIC EXHIBITION. 209, Rrne.ww.iergtEv. lbe Public are respectfully informed, that a total change having taken place in the Views, they ate bra as follows : Bregbents and Lake of Constart Hospital of St. Bernard ; Interior of St. Peter's Church and Place Naronsie. at Rome ; Berne, Mont Blanc ; Mount Vesuvius; Jerusalem t Three Views of the Chateau and Park of Versants'; and the interior of Canter. bury Cathedral, which was exhibited at the opening of ins Diorama, and which attracted so much public attention. Open from ten in the morning till dusk. Admittance One Shilling. I'AR:I4SIENTBRY PAPERS. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTEk 4 '1 SALIM BY AUCTION. NOTICE TO MARINERS. 71 . -11 1 1 USE, LONDON, fifarch 25, 1826. y rolt m , T los hos been Mil day reeeired, that a I I:714 h:l4 `uel sunk in a very dangerous situation, In the di ro it t; of :o.inping. between the Ginner and the Pan Sand—tbg r••kr tittering N.E. distant half a mile: the Wreck lies In tp ,a4arolis at b w eater, and 12 feet above her deck. A I;n:..a Buoy II ordered to be placed thereon as soon as pes. LEADBNHA DBSIRABLR LICASEBOLD 11013 dB, WITH A 00M. lIIANDINO BLAZED FRONT SHOP. By DRA YTON and VENTO3I, • At the Alert, on TUESDAY. April t, et 12, AVery desirable PROPERTY, consisting of $ re. operable RESIDENCE, passesolng every aceonsmailatio• for a paled Family, together with a roomy. commanding, OP& fronted Shop, very et..dbly and eonspiesmooly situated No. 70, Lesdenball.street, particularly adapted for any retail busiussa re. quirts' a great thoroughfare and tinrarata situation. Reid on lease for a term of twenty years, at the exceedingly low rent of ROI. per annum. May be viewed with tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Drayton and Ventral] Auctioneers, Surveyors, AA 9 Leadebball.street ; sad at the start. EXTRACTS FROM THE CHANCERY REPORT. PROPOSITIONS. Commissions signed by the Lbrel:Lieutenant of the County Of North ampton.—John Ward, Esq. to be Dekuty-Llentecant y and Itiehard Uis ES4. to be dltto.--noth dated May 14, 1.45. [Continued from our Paper of Saturday.) 68. That, at the time so appointed for considering the matter of the said decree or order, the Master do proceed to rr gulate, as fares may be, the manner of its execution ; as, for example , to state what parties are entitled to attend future proc eedings, to direct the nece , - Baty advertisenunts, and to point out which of the several proceed. ings may be properly going on pari paean, and as to what particular matters interrogatories for the examination of the parties eppest to be necessary. and whether the matters requiring evidence shall be proved by affidavit or by examination of witnesses ; and in the lat. ter case, if necessary, to issue his certificate for a commission, and if the Muter should think it expedient so to do, he should then fin a certain time or times, within which the parties are to take any certain proceeding or proceedings before him. 08. That, upon any subsequent attendance before him, in the same cause or matter, the Master, if he thinks it expedient so to do, shall fix a certain time or times within which the parties are to take any other proceeding or proce edings before him. 70 That where some or one, but not all the parties, do attend the Master at an appointed time, whether the same is fixed by the Master personally, or upon a warrant, there the Master shall be at liberty to proceed ex parte if he thinks it expedient, considering the nature of the case, so to do. 71. That where the Muter has proceeded ex parts, each Tiro. ceeding shall not in any manner be reviewed in the Master's office, unless the Muter, upon a special application made to him for that ' purpose by a party who was absent, shall be satisfied that he was sot guilty of wilful ec t= i nc4girce. and, then only upon pap ment of costs ton-attendance; such mite se be certified be the Master at the time, and paid by she solicitor be. forerhe shall be permitted to proceed on the warrantlo review. 72. That when a proceeding fails by reason of the non.attendance of any party or parties, and the Master tilts not think it expedient to proceed ex parte, there the Master shall have power to award such costs as he thinks reasonable, to be paid to the party or parties attending, by the absent party or parties , or by his or their solici tor or solicitors, OT clerk or clerks in Court personally, as the alas ter in his discretion shall think fit, and the payment of such coats shall be enforced in like manner as costa awarded by the Court. 78. That where the party, actually prosecuting a decree or order, does not proceed before the Master with due diligence, there the Master shall be at liberty, upon the application of any other party interested, either as a party to the suit, or as entitled to come in before the Muter under the decree, to commit to him the prose. cution of the said decree or order, and from thenceforth neitl:er the party so making default, nor his solicitor, shall be at liberty to attend the Master in the prosecution of the said decree or -oder. 74. That upon any application made by any person to the Court, whether to obtain the conduct of a cause upon the ground of delay in the party prosecuting the decree or order, or for any other pur. pose, the Master, if required by the person making the application, shall certify to the Court the several proceedings which shall have been had in his office in the same cause or matter, and the dates thereof. DECLARATION 4 OF INBOLVENCY. HUSSY D'ErniN, Park-lane, Irlington, dealer and diapason. (Filed Morel! 28.) THOMAS AI ttasa, Liverpool, proviston-dealer. (Filed March 25.) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. JOSHUA TATLOS, Gomerval, Yorkshire, merchant, from April I, to Awl' 15, at 11, at the Se. 'lon, llmi4e, Leath. BANKRUPTCY St PE USED): D. I L r,y (,:der, J. HERBERT, Secretary._ --- PORT OF LONDON, March 22, 1026. FOR :IA I.E. 'I)Y (Irof the Honourable the Commissioners if his V) E.r...ise Rebottle. In a swims Room at the Chief ( v., ti ,n.i.street ' on Tfl L'RSDRY, 6th of A_Rril, 1026. .. 1 (,1 : kin the Altmann precletly, about FIFTEEN I , GALIA/NS of BRANDY. which have been re 0c,.!,.1,,,ed and re-distillcd, now in vats at the Excise Dis. St. ~ , ,,ttue's. be bed at 64. each, and samples seen at the Ex• Office, Tniver.bill, from Monday the 3d, r the Sth Day of AFTiI, 11126, renal 10 till 2 o'clock; the Morning of Sic front ID till 11 o'clock. leg ...le also be seen at the Fine and Forfeiture Office, at se like, Old Zond.street. • POST OBITS. TO be SOLD Twelve POST OBIT BONDS, for various Sums not less than 800 t., nor exceeding 2,1 00 L each, principal money, secured by Deed am ample Freehold Estates in Ireland, vested in respectable Trustees residing in England. For particulars, apply to Mr. Babb, Solicitor, Furnival's.inn, Holborn, London, or to Messrs. Mho and Ganning, Solicitors, Rue du Fauabourg, St. Honors, Mc 12, Paris. BANKRUPT'S. ITTLuram Cox and THOMAY Cu; Playhouse-m. 4 Whttecrrf•+trert, paperatainers. • . Jon.' Wornattott., Litehti-Id-ktreet, Westminster, bricklayer, to sur render, April 4, Id, and May 6, at 11, at the Berricrui.t.' Court. Solicitor', ILlBstrtr. Alien, Gy, 11111.1 Ailen, ' Carlisle-street, Sohos.quare. Jou,: NSLE Y, Little Dlstaft-lane and Houghton hill, Htintlnnikit; merchant, April 4, 11, and May 4, atll, at the Bankrupts ' Court. non- Mesrrn. Vanderertm and Cotrryn, Cannon-street. JOHN Carelt3TIANR, Fleet-street, eummimlon-agent. sera s nes, ApNt I, 8, and May 6, at In, at the Bankrupts' Court. tiolicltur, Mr. Haver field, Ilart-street, Bloom , hay. Assay Cuoaavu and Myna RD HILL, Jun. Bedworth and Coventry, and Vl'ood.street, rlhbon-mintracturnrk, April 1,4, sod May 6, at 12.. , t the Bankrupts' t.uart. 5 , 01,•it.,r, Mr. Janes, Bucklcystrry. -Ina* Bt. %CIE, filigu, Ireland, end Chaptl-place, Oxf.t rhrtreet, met etanto, April 1, at it, in, and May 6, at 10, at the Bank:Note Culll sn- Bettor, Mr. Wadeson, Au din-friars. FORE-STREET, CRIPPLEOATE. TO GROCERS, TEA-DEALERS. MID OTHERS, Requiring spacious and commanding Premise in a lint-rate Thoteughfarv. By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, April 4, at 14 by order of the Pro. =in wsequence of a Death in the Fatally, unless au se. Oft is made by private Contract, A 1[ 't &likable and convenient brick-built DWEL- Lwe-HOUSE,, with a well-arranged, attractive, glazed fruited Shop being No." on the south side at Foreaterset, Crip plegste, particularly calculated for thews:natation of the Trade of a Citind l e vgw, in which It is a Pod su aZtLi& Sl2. ll4• ll4". ...far a lens '. . - aterhood. The house is in complete repair, possessing every accommoda tion fora genteel family, and is held foe a term of seventeen years, at the very low rent of 66L per annum. May be viewed ten days preceding the sale. Descriptive par ticulars had on the premises, and of Drayton and Ventom, Auc. tionerra and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall-street, and at the Mart. This day is published, in one lave Volume, Bvo. price 101. 6d. in Dedicated, by permission, to his the Lord Archbishop of Cantering. PRAY ERS of EMINENT PERSONS, selected, ar ranged, and generally adapted to the Purposes of Fatally Worship and Private Devotion. By the Rev. HENRY cussoLn, A.M. Minister of Stockwell Chapel, Lambeth. . Printed for C. and J. Ri . St. Paul's Church-yard ; Waterloo-phew.; end IA 1' I s!mok' EAST INDI.I 1101'S! . Mara 22, t 826. TILE Court of Directors ("Oiled C om pany of Mereluints of Ear food trading; to the East Indic: Jo • JORX 1.11 .S 1 BitADRUELY, Manchester, calico-hinter, March 25:4, April 8. and May G , at 11, at the Saalcrupt.• Cuurt. Solicitor, Mr. Diamar., Newman-street, Osforcisstreet. JOIIM WERII and EDWARD DEriminee t Ls Copthall-hulAtmes, mar chant4, April 1, at 1,8, at F 3, and May 6, at I, at the Bankrupt.' C.O t. Solleitcr, Mr. Canna ta: , !, , ca fttsirl. ;t. eke :Votive. 41 a General Court of the said Company will be held at their in les&nhall.street. on Tut: otPDAV, the 6th April next, J. -- r.• Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, until Six in the Evening, w on the 6.llowing question, viz.- - :oat Sir JA 3I ES EDWARD COLERIIOOKE, Ilan. late cr the Iltattrl CI% il Establishment, he permitted to return to the s'evin under the purl:don of the Act of 33 Geo. HI. cap. Z. sn... 70, •ith the Itte . :k which he hAtl when he quitted Bengal, awiteaWy to the Act of the 53d Gto. HI. cap. iSi, sec. 65." In er'or to determine hr such Ballot whether three parts in four of the Proprittors present at such Gerersl Court consent that Sir J.noes Iy w trd iolebrooke be permittztl to return with the saute tank to India. Sold by Tre:ittal and Co. 88, Sobo-Olitaani, Mr. C. MOREAU'ir WORKS, viz.-- Ist. (AN BRITISH INDUSTRY, or Irish and British I'roducc and 'Manufactures exported annually from Great Britain to each Country, in all Parts of the World, from 1698 to 1823. Price ss. 2d. Ditto, Ditto, IMPORTS Into, and EXPORTS ftwm, Great Britain to each Country, with Customs, Revenue. British and Foreign Tonnage cleared outwards, Price of Stocks, Prin. oil's' Events, ate. &c. from 16 1 4 to 1824. Price las. 6.1. (Second Edition.) 3d. RISE and PROGRESS of the SILK TRADE in Eng. land, from the earliest period to 1826, illustrated by copious Tables of Imports. Exports, Duty, &c. .c. Price ss. Ith. EAST INDIA COMPANY'S RECORDS. founded on official Documents, showing a View of the Past and Present State of the British Possessions in India, as to their Revenue, Expen. diture, Debts, Assets, Trade, and Navigation, &c. &c. from WOO to 18'25. Price I/. Is. TNOMAti C licamenessurth, Hems, %oilman, April 1, at R. • 4 , and May 6, at I, et the Bankrupts' Court. 60111citor, Mr. Klee, lerseyn- Piccadilly. anomie It'ssetss, Liverpool, merchant, April 8, 10, and at 12, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. litighticy, jun. Hat:- court, Inuer Temple, and Mr. Kcightley, Liverpool. TIIO3IASITAYLIt.• 14farple-bridge, Derbyvbire, victualler, April 13, at 4, and May 6, at 2, at the Star Inn, Deamogate, Manchester. Solicitor-, 11e4.rs. Hurd and Jolin,ou, King's Bench-walk, Temple; and .Jr. Wood, Mar. c he.ter. i '. ~~:~ ~, . THOMAS SPRIMR4, Merton, Surrey, bulkier, Aptll I, 4, M 10, and Mcy 6, at I, at the Sagan:pia' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Bruukin4, Lombard stre..t. i • • • JOSEPH DART, Sec. WELL-SECURED IMPROVED OROUND-RENTS OF £Bl PER ANNUM, By DRAY TON and VENTOM, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, April 4. at 12, by order of the Pro. prietor, in Two Lou, Lot 1. A N improved GIAOUND-RENT, held for a 11l term of forty-two years, producing Fifty Pounds per annum, issuing out of two houses. numbered 24 and 25, Chick sand-ctreet, Osborne-street, liVhitechapel ; and ten houses, num bered 1 to 10 inclusive, on the west side of Luntley-place, adjoin ing Chicksand-street. hot 2. A GROUND-RENT of 11/. 0..64. held for a terns of thirteen years, of a house. No. 2, Upper No rth-street, Ducking- Pond-lane, opposite the Jews' Burial-ground, near the turnpike, Mile-end ;in the occupation of Nathaniel Rowland ; and also two cottages in the court at the back, in the tenure of Mrs. Buck master and Mrs. Conyngham. These ground-rents are well secured, the whole producing a rental of Mt per annum, and particularly deserving the attention of a small capitalist for a secure investment. May be viewed six days 'preceding the pale, by leave of the te nants ; and printed particulars had at the Grave Maurice, Mile. end-road ; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers and Ap praisers, 07, Leadenhall.street ; and at the Mart. CLAUDIUS SAMUEL DZSAIMOKS, Queen Charlotte-row, N.Air-road, broker, April I, at 10, 4, at 11, and May 6, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Cour'. Solicitors, Ma'am Hodgson and Barton, Billabury-street. Strand. WILLIAM GRROORY Marin, Woodchnrch, Kent, butcher, Aprii 1, at 10, Pl, nt 11, and May 0, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Yentas, flirt-street, Bloomsbury. EAST INDIA 1101 'SE, Morels 22, 1826. ifF Court 4?1" Directors of the United COM NW . 11 or Merehants of England trading to the East hales do WILLIAL 1311.01;GIUMNT FIL:IIXNEY, Bedford-row. money-scrivener, April 1, tl, and May 6, at 1, at the Hankrupta' Court. Solicitors, 51essr-. Long and Austin, Holborn-court, Gray's inn. Janis WOOLPALL, jllll. Liverpool, grocer, April 5,7, and Dray 6, at at the Golden Lion inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, lair. Richard Plidou, Liverpool ; and Mr. E. Chester, Sti+le.lion. Jew.: WHZATLIST, Moor Croft, Staffordshire ' dealer and chapmar. March 30, at 5 81, at 9, and May 6, at 9, at the Littleton Anna lon, Penkridge, Stakord•hlic. Solicitors, Mr. Hunt, Craven-street, Strand and Messrs. John Willlin and Son, Bliston. lsn give Nonce, 'Mutt a SPECIAL. GENERA!, COURT of the said COM TANI' SIB he held at their House In Lradenhall-street, on the 7th of April next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore ain, at the desire of nine Proprietors, agreeably to the following I y f THEIJWALL'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE. This day (Friday, 31st March) Is published, No. 111. of the PANORAMIC MISCELLANY; or, Monthly Ma gazine and Review of Literature, Science, Arts, Inventions, and Occurrences; containing (besides the usual Scientific and Economical Reports, Proceedings of Societies, Incidents, Obi. tuary, &c. and a variety of Miscellaneous Matter) Italian Lite. rature, No. 3—Michelangelo—Discovery of two Odes of Vannozzo, Egyptian Zodiac (continued), Geological Phenomena, Mechanics' Institutes of France. Critical Remarks on Ilume, Memoirs of Oen. Foy, Journal of an Officer in the Burmese War, [Afters of a Dilettante Traveller, Excursion in N. Wales, Mr. Tatem on Lunar Ilalos, Educational Causes of Impedimenta of Speech, Meeting of the Emperor Alexander and Laharpe in the Shades, an Inquisitive Gentleman, Female Novelists, London University (continued), Original Poetry and Translations from the Greek and Italian, Review of Sylva Britannies, Last Man, New Arabian Nights, &c. &c. Foreign Literature, Fine Ails, Theatricals, Progress of Philosophical Discovery, &c. Published by Effingham Wilmot, Royal Exchange ; and sold by Ridgway, Piccadilly ; and the Booksellers in town and country. C,ommunications to be addressed (post paid) to J. Theiwall, Esq. 1, Dorset-place, Pall.mall East. I iu .ter, viz. " London, March 18, 182 f. To the Honourable the Court of Direc,ors of the East India Company. " Honourable Sirs,—We, the undersigned Proprietors of East It.dia Stock, duly qualified, request that you will be plecsed to call an early Special General Court of Proprietors, at which it is our intention to submit the following motion :— • That the severe Inn of property sustained by Mr. Bucking ham, in consequence of the measures of the Bengal Government subsequently} to his departure from India, having involved him in pecuniary difficulties, which it could never have been within the eon terndlation of the Public Authorities to occasion, but against which no !Inman foresight on his pan could hove provided, and these dif ficulties having been greatly augmented by the obstacles which prevented him from returning to Calcutta for a short period to wind up his affairs, the Proprietors of East India Stock, animated solely by a desire to relieve that gentleman from the embarrassments in which be is now unhappily plunged, earnestly recommend to their Honourable Directors that there be granted to Mr. Buckingham from the funds of the Company, for the purpose of assisting him to surmount his present difficultin, the sum of Five Thousand Pounds waling, being not more than one-eighth part of the esti. mood loss of actual property occasioned by the proceedings ad venni to; assuring the Honourable Directors that they will meet with the cordial support of this Court, in helping to repair mis fortunes, and alleviate sufferings, no doubt unwillingly witnessed and uointentionally inflicted.' " 1I e have the honour to be, honourable Sin, " Your most obedient humble Servants, • " Dorotas KINNAIRD " HENRY GaRACIAN " Fouts " JOHN Wtrats ".1. Don.n. " C. J. Dort. " H. STIACHEY " W.Alsxratmn." "Joanna H u sai _ _ WILLIAM ;TOCILIIA NI, Laker, Aptil 10, at 6, 11, at 11, aid Mr, 6, at 11, at the While Hart Inu, Bath. Solicitors, Mean. Ne.l*mules and Barron, }....,ex-street, Strand; and Mr. Tilby, Devizes. . J.ENCE STONARP, IbTOOk, SOUHLIEIpEOR, flora4t, April 15, 20, so 1 May 6, at 12, at the Crown Inn, Southampton. Solicitors, Mr. Tiro- . *hits Clement, Southampton ; and Miriam. Hicks and Braikenridge, Biutlett'a-bulldlne, Holborn. AIIRERAM HENRY, Hayden-scuttre, Mamie. merchant, March Is, April 11, and May 6, at 11, at the Bankrupts' C ourt. Solicitor, Mr. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary-axe. Jamas Homy, Oxford, chyrolst, April 6,7, and May 6, at 12, et the house of Robinson Bertram, under the Town-hall, Oxford. 'Solicitor-, Mr. T. H. Taunton, Oxford, and Messrs. Holmes and Elsam, Gnat James-street, Bedford-row. . .' " 1 ~l'~~ t.' LOWER TOOTING AND WALWORTH. DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT. By DRAYTON and VENTO3I, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, April 4, at 12, in Lots, by order of the Mortgagee, with consent of the Assignees of Tovee and Jeers, Builders, Bankrupts. A Valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting CI of EIGHT newly-erected BRICK and STUCCOED RESIDENCES, with slated roofs, built in pairs, adapted for the residence of genteel families, and delightfully situated in Tooting.. grove, Lower Tooting, seven miles from London, contiguous to the high road. Also. NINE unfinished BRICK-BUILT HOUSES, eligibly situated in a new street called Hill-street, Montpellier-fields, be. tween Walworth and Kennington, in the immediate vicinity of the Intended Ship Canal. The whole held on leases for long terms, at moderate ground. rents. May be viewed ten days preceding the sale. Printed particu. lars may be had at the Castle, Tooting • Horns, Kennington ; of Andrew Hay. Esq. Solicitor, No. 8 , R egent-street, Pall.mall ; of Messrs. Overton and Coombe, Solicitors, Tokenhouse.yard ; of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Surveyor , and Estate Agents, fflbeedenhall-street ; and at the Mart. dote. —John Elen, in possession at Tenting, will show the pea minx there. WILLIAM Coaata, Liverpool, and EIWAR °ORRIS, London, broker., April IS, 20, and May 6, at I, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Mehrs. Paterson and Pelle, Old Broad-sine% London; anti Orred, Lowe, and Hurry, Exchange-alley, Liverpool. WILLIAM SCOMCIWIT, Haverfordwest, shopkeeper, April 17, 1Q and May 6, at 11, at the Castle lan, Haverfordweat. Solicitors, Mr. rade* Scowcroft, Haverfordwest; and Meson. }Hillard and Hasttop, Gray's lon. _ _ _ CANDLES 6111. per lb.; Wax-wick Moulds Sd. for cash, or credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES'S old established Warehouse, 63, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coffee-house. Every article of the best, at prices as under :—Candles fis. 6d. per dozen ; Wax-wick Moulds Bs. ,• fine Wax Candles, 3s. dd. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, 21. lid. ; Palace Wax Lights, 3s. 2d.; ottled Soap. 745. per cwt. ; Yellow, dlls. Curd, 82s. ; Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. 4d. per lb.; Brown IVindsor, Is. 9d. ; Sealing Wax, 4s. otl. ; the finest Sperm Oil, Us. 3d. per gallon.—Orders forwarded to all parts of the world. JOSEPH DART, Sec. I'ILDBALL, London, 4th March, 1526.—1 n por suartee of an order of the Honourable House of Commons • f the 27:h day of February lao, Notice is hereby given, that APPLICATION is now MAKING to PA It LI A MENT for an UT to authorize the !Ards Commissioner* of his Majesty's Treasury to advance Money out of the Consolidated Fund, towards the expenses of re.building London Bridge. T. TYRRELL, City Remensbeaneer. pHCENIX FIRE OFFICE. TROSTENS AND DIZZCTOIIII. 11Istthlas Attwood, Esq. M.P. Wm. Heygate, Esq. Alderman, James Bell, Esq. BLP. John Game, Eser,_ Rd. Renshaw Lawrence, Esq. William Curtis, Esq. John Petty Muspratt, Esq. William Davis. Esq. Major Rohde, Esq. Crawford Davison, Esq. William Sarnia, Esq. Si? Charles Flower, Ilan. and George Shorn Storey, Esq. Alderman Chas. Hampden Turner, Esq. Emanuel Goodhart, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq. John Hawes. Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Thomas Hodgson. jun. Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. This Company have determined to make a reduction of Pre mium, under exceptions, in the three Ordinary Classes of Insu rance, which will be charged as follows, viz. First Class, Is. 6.1.--Second Class, 2s. I.l.— Third Class, 4a. M. Persons whose Invuranees fall due at lady-day are requested to take notice. that printed Receipts are now ready at the Company's Offices, in Lombard-street and at Charing-cross, where attendance is daily given from Nine till Four o'clock, and that lnsurinces of the above description will have the Premium reduced accordingly. J. JONES, secretary. DISTRESS in MACCLESFIELD.—The Committee foe Managing the Fund for the Relief of the Poor of Mac clesfield and the Neighbourhood, are under the necessity of AP PEALING to the PUBLIC for FURTHER SUPPORT. The DillTele is daily augmenting, and the Fund placed at their dis rud. although applied on the moat frugal scale, is nearlyerhausted. This will readily be believed, when is is added, that on the best calculation which can be made, the whole amount of money yet subaaibed, is not equal to one-sixth of the deficiency in the weekly amount paid for wages six months ago, compared with the present time. Total amount of Subscriptions . £1,543 311 Among which we the following:_ The 800. Gen. Vernon, Sir J. T. Stanley, Bart. Poynton Hall - .£lOO 0 A lderley . . £2O 0 The Hon. Mrs. Vernon, Sir J. F. Leycester, Bart. ditto . 100 0 Tabley . - 20 0 D. Davenport, Esq. M.P. 50 0 A. B. Ashborne . 20 0 W. Egerton, Esq. M.P. 50 It Wrn. Turner, Esq. Shrill. Mrs. T. Thornicroft. . 211 0 ley Park, High Sheriff 20 0 Lady Brooke, Ilenbury Miss Dodd, Matlock - 20 0 Ball . 20 oBy Messrs. Jones, Loyd and Co. Col. Parker Astle . 211 0 D. D. 50 0 Subscriptions will be received by Thomas Allen, Esq. Mac. desfield, the Treasurer; at the Banks of Messrs. Daintry, Ryle, and Co. and Messrs. Brocklehurst and Ct.., Alacclestield ; by Messrs. Loyd, and Co., and Messrs. Whitmore, Wells, and Co., London. Alacelestield, Batch 20, 1826. IN THE MATTER OF ABRAHAM HENRY, A N OTICE to CREDITORS.— U Th e Creditors of ABRA HAM HENRY, of Hayden-ignore, Bllneries. in the County of Middlesex, merchant, dealer, and chapman, who Intend to pion their Debts under the Commission of Bankrupt now in prosecution, are requested forthwith to send the particulars of their respective Debts, together with their Securities (if any) to Mr. ELIAS ISAA( s, ti , Bury.etreet, Saint Mary Axe, and, where such Debts are due to Partners, then the names of such Partners, and of the Partner who will atter.d to prove such Debt, in order that the Accounts may be examined, and the Depositions prepared. E. ISAACS, Solicitor to the Commission. BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. THIS IS THE VERY LAST LOTTERY BUT ONE THAT CAN EVER BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. rARROLL earnestly solicits attention to the present SCHEME, and 1111b117C11 the Public that, although Lotteries have existed In thin country upwards of ISO years, they are now homed, by Aet of Parliament, to cease for ever, alter this and One more Drawing. From the very great demand that may be expixte4 in the last Lottery, it is highly probable that Tickets and !:hares will rise considezably above their present price. In this Scheme all the make points of late Lotteries are retained, and every Number is sore of being a Prize; with SIX PRIZES of 1•21,000, &c. &e. FORMINO AN AOOREOATE OF 42337,000! ALL TO DE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, THIRD OF MAY. Tickets and Shares ire now on Sale at CARROLL'S fortunate Offices, No. ly, Comhill; 7, Charing.cross ; and 26, Oxford.sucet, London ; where he sold, within a short period, Four Prizes of 130,000 Four Prizes of £20.000 And c u m Capital{ in former Lotteries exceeding a /KILLION STEIILLNO HANDSO3IE OAK AND 7.1:11RA ROOD GOTHIC FURNITURE., Noble brilliant Plate Chimney and Pie: Glasses, Mirrors, Ma. hogany.winged Bookcase, Eight-light Lustres, Piano-forte, a Parisian Clock, handsome Plated Articles, &r. By Mr HENRY L. COOPER, (Late Joseph Cooper and Son), At the Rooms. No. 135, Oxford street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 12, ►I'HE FURNITURE comprises capital mahogany four•post, tent, and other bedsteads, with chintz cotton tur nttu►es, prime seasoned feather beds and bedding, chests of drawers, dressing and washing stands, and every chamber reirisite ; sets of elehant gothic and other drawing room tables, in rosewood, zebra, oak. and yew tree, sets of patent mahogany dining tables, card, Pembroke, and 100 ditto, handsome mahogany-winged li. brary bookcase, an oak gothic ditto, mahogany pedestal sideboard and sarcophagus eellaret, sets of mahogany parlour chairs, seats in haireloth and leather. solid and stained rosewood drawing room ditto, noble brilliant plate chimney and pier glasses in massive gilt frames of large dimensions, convex mirrors, sets of chintz cotton and moreen window curtains, rosewood chiffoniers and pier tables, work and backgammon tables, music stands and Canter bury's, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, hearth rugs, floor cloth, &c. ; a handsome Pariaian fourteen-day clock, a pair of alabaster vases, a rich chased plated tea and coffee service, china and glass; a few pieces of chintz cotton, an eight-light Grecian lustre, a square piano -forte, and various effects. • To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale. Ca. talogues had at the Rooms; and of Mr. H. L. Cooper, Auctioneer, &c. 93, Bishopagate-street Within. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. DR. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS.—To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders and their various distressing affections, as oppression of spirits, head-aches, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, tainting fits, and debility or relaxation of the system, it is confidently recommended' to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due pewee. veranc.e in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re.sata blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. 6d. ; Ids. ; and 225., by Butlers, Chymists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's ; and 54, Sackville.street, Dub lin ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent street; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTHEROILL'S TONIC FEMALE PILLS, recom mended in general debility of the constitution, also as a safe and excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which females, of delicate and languid circulation, more especially the younger part, are liable to. in boxes, at is. lid. and 2s. 9d. FOR COUGHS. PECTORAL ESgE&6Zofe;oI,TSFOOT.—The herb Coltsfoot has long been distinguished for its excellent properties in the cure of Coughs and other Pulmonary Complaints ; and this Essence has, in the course of • long practice, been found the most safe and eft;2ctual remedy for Coughs, and all Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the brew., and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger c; taking cold, and thus it affords great relief in Asthmatic Complaints. It allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, cleanses the small glands, re. taxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the sessels. Thus it will prevent Consumptions, 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 JAMES RYAN. Surgeon, in Bristol; and sold in bottler at 3s. 6d. each, by F. New bery and Sons, 441, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street ; Stradling. Royal Exchange; Hams, Ludgate-street; and Wmi Pegg, 29, Dame-street, Dublin. That only is genuine which has the name "F. Newbcry " engraved in the Government stamp on each bottle. DR. JAMES'S POWDER; THIS celebrated Medicine is invariably adopted by Physicians ; and for those who cannot obtain medical advice, with each packet are enclosed full directions for its use. Its et& cacy is most certain if freely given on the attack of Fever. Measles, Sore Throat, recent Cold with Cough, and other Inflammatory Disorders. In Rheumatism and Chronic Complaints it has per formed the most extraordinary cures, when used with perseverance. Dr. James's Powder continues to be prepared by Messrs. Newbery, front the only copy of the Process left by Dr. James in his own handwriting, which was deposited with their grandfather in 1746, as joint Proprietor. In packets, 2s 9d. and 24a. Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS afford constant relief in Indigestion, Bilious and Stomach Complaints, Gouty symptoms. recent Rheumatism, and Cold with slight Fever. and are so mild in their effects as not to require confinement. Dr. James's Ana leptic Pills are prepared by Messrs. Newbery, from the only Recipe existing under Dr. James's hand, and are sold by them in boxes, at 4s. 6d. each, at 43, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and their Agents, J. Sanger, 130, Oxford-street ; and W. Pegg, Dame-street, Dub lin. The name, '• F. Newbery," is engraved on each tioremment stamp. 11 CLARK'S GRNERALOPTFITTING WARE JIL • HOUSE, for the FAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGH. STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Ni'riters going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will ind in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots. Couches, and Bed ling; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps t Sea Chests, "lule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re quisites for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great o.triety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, Military and Ilindostanee Books Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Cunicle, Tandem. Plireton, Stanhope. and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery. &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, anfi South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman. ship. and moderate prices. All the Article% in this Establishment are warranted, and of excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the airing but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be made. PROPOSED METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS. Our readers will recollect that Mr. Arbuthnot, a few evenings since, obtained leave to bring in a Bill into the House of Com mons, which was read a first time, for improving the neighbour hood of Charing-cross. VVe at the time gave a short outline of the plan ; but knowing this to be.a subject that materially interests the public, we have to-day gone more into detail with regard to those alterations, which are as follow :—To purchase the whole range of buildings between the King's Mews and St. Martin's-lane, and also the still larger range bounded on the north by Chandos-street. on the south by the Strand, on the west by St. Martin's-lane, and on the east by the paved court called Castle-court. On the first of these pieces of ground, together with the space already obtained by removing the Mews, houses, &c. magnificent erections and embel. lishments of this part of the metropolis are contemplated; on the second, an oblong square of considerable extent. 1 lie alterations are to be directed to the improvement of the communication be. tween the east and west ends of the town, so miserably inconve nient, and even hazardous in this quarter. If our readers will suppose themselves to be looking from the centre of Whitehall, nearly opposite the Admiralty, in the line of the statue of Charles 1., we think we can enable them to form a pretty clear idea of the change which will be effected on the first site. A noble square, open on the side towards the eye, will appear before them, 500 feet from the statue to the stables (nearly S. to N.), and 500 between the other two sides of the quadrangle (nearly E. to W.) Leaving Northumberland House on the right hand of the spectator, the buildings which are an form the east side of this square will have the noble portico of St. Martin's in their line, and on each side of the church will be a street running eastward, parallel to the Strand, as hereafter stated, in describing the second parcel of land. The Royal Academy and other public buildings are to occupy the southern extremity of this side. The north side consists of the Mews or stables, which will be improved in their frontage. Here are to he placed the Atheneum Club-house, the chapel far the Ouards, the Barracks, and, at the eastern angle, the house for the vicar of St. Martin's, towards the erection of which the present highly esteemed incumbent, Dr. Richards, has so liberally contributed from his private fortune. On this side, the opening will be so framed as to leave a grand vista from Pell-mull, terminated by the church and its splendid portico. On the north, also, it is pro. bable that the National Gallery for pictures and statues will be situated. The west side is already almost entirely occupied by the Union Club.house, and the College of Physicians, &c. The Royal Society of Literature is to have its hall in this part, the funds for which are rapidly accruing from the voluntary sub. scriptions of the Members of that Institution. Carbon House will be taken down at the latter end of the ensuing summer, and preparations are now making for the temporary re ception of the furniture belonging to that royal residence, till the new Palace at Buckingham House is completed. On the ground opened by the removal of Carbon House, many noble edifices are to be erected, all of which will probably be occupied by our first Nobility ; for we understand that the applications to the Crown for sites to build upon, from individuals of that elevated rank, already amount to a request for ten times more space than can be granted. It is also likely that a Club-house, for the United Service Club, enlarged, and on a much greater scale than heretofore, will stand on this area. There is to be an opening into the Park, which will be a striking improvement: front this, turning towards the right, a noble row of architectural houses (we call them so, to die. tinguish columned, porticoed, pilastered, corniced, friend. and ornamented buildings. from plain brick or stone fronts), will face the Canal. These wilt stand en a terrace, and stretch from the opening (a continuation of Waterloo-place) to the Ordnance Office, where the line will terminate. The terrace and Its superstructures ' will occupy the present gardens of Carlton House, which reach from Spring-garden-gate to the Ordnance Office, and are now bounded by the dead wall towards the ride in the Park. We have not heard whether any buildings are projected on the left, towards Spring-gardens. Therm improvements, it is evident, must materially deteriorate the value of the south-side of Pall-mall, which, instead of having a view of gardens in the rear, will be built up ; indeed, we are in formed that the Duke of Buckingham's house would have been sold very recently, but for this contemplated injury to ha situation. 75. That upon every general report, or report in the nature of a general report, made by the Master to the Court, in any cause or matter hereafter referred, the Master shail. at the oot of his report, certify whether the decree or order has or has not been proaccutei with reasonable diligence; and if he shall be of opinion that rea sonable diligence has not been used, then he shall certify the grounds of such opinion to the Court, making such observations thereon as he may think at. 76. That every Master be at liberty, without order, to proceed in all matters de die in diem, at his discretion. 77. That every warrant for attendance before the Master, shall be considered as peremptory, and the Mager shall be at liberty to continue the attendance beyond the hour, and during such time as he thinks proper, giving previous notice in the warrant of his in tention so to do ; and that he be empowered to increase the fee fo the solicitor's attendance in proportion to the time actually occupied. 78. That where any decree or order of the Court, books, papers or writings are directed to be produced before the Master, for the purposes of such decree or order, it shall be in the discretion of the Master to determine what books, papers, or writings are to be pro duced, and when and for how long they are to be left in his office ; or, in case the Master shall not deem it necessary that such books, papers, or writings should be left or deposited in his effete, then that lie may give such directions for the inspection thereof by the parties requiring the same, at such time anti in such manner as he shall deem expedient. 79. That all parties, accounting before the Masters of this Court, shall bring in their accounts to the Master in tee form of debtor and creditor; and any of the other parties who shall not be satisfied with the amounts so brought in, shall be at liberty to examine the accounting party upon interrogatories, as the Master shall direct. 80. That all such accounts, when passed and settled by the Master, shall be entered in • book to be kept for that purposE In the Master's office, as is now the practice with respect to Re ceive& accounts; and with proper indexes, in order to be referred to as occasion may require; and that the said accounts be verified by affidavit. 81. That, if the Master's conclusions as to a matter of account be not objected to, be do not state the account in his report, or by way of schedule thereto, but refer to the same as entered in such book, inserting in his report only the general balances ; but if the Master's conclusions as to a matter of account be objected to, then the Master is to state in his report, or by way of schedule, the Several items of the account which form the subject of the objection. 82. That it shall be competent to the Master, if, from the nature or extent of the accounts directed to be taken, it be expedient so to du, to retet the same or any branch thereof, with the consent of the parties interested, to some accountant or other person ; and the result of such account, as found by such accountant or other person, shall be stated by the Master in his report, in the same manner as if the account had been taken by himself; and it shall not be com petent to any party to object to the said account before the Master, or to take exceptions to the report thereupon, upon any other ground than such as they might have proceeded upon, if the ac count had been taken before the Master. 83. That if such a reference is proposed in any case in which any party is an infant, lunatic, or married woman, then, if the guardian committeemr next friend of such person respectively, shall signify his consent, the Master st.all consider and determine whether, in his judgment, it is for the benefit of such infant, lunatic, or married woman, that the accounts should be taken in the manner proposed; and if he shall be of opinion that it will be for the benefit of such party, then he may refer the same accordingly. 84. That in all cases in which the Master shall think fit to make a reference of the nature here proposed, lie shall state in his report his reasons for so doing ; and, in the cases of persons under disability, shall also state that it was for their benefit to make such reference. 85. That no exception to a Master's report upon matters of ac count, in respect of any item of account, be permitted, unless such single item, or several items depending on the same question, shall amount to 501. or upwards ; or unless the Master shall think fit to certify that the exception involves some principle of law or equity, which in his judgment renders it expedient that it should be considered by the Court. 86. That the Master, in acting upon the order of the Court, 23d April 1796, shall be at liberty, upon the appointment of a Receiv er, or at any time subsequent thereto, in the place of annual pe riods for the delivery of the Receiver's accounts and payment of his balances, to fix either longer or shorter periods, at his discretion ; and when such other periods are fixed by the Master, the regula tions and principles of the said order shall in all other respects be applied to the said Receivers. 117. That, in every order directing the appointment of a Receiver, there be inserted a direction that such Receiver shall manage, as well as set and let, with the approbation of the Master ; and that in acting upon this direction, it shall not be necessary that a petition be presented to the Court in the first instance, but the Master, without special order, shall receive any proposal far the manage. ment of the estate from the parties interested, and make his report thereon, which report shall be submitted to the Court for confirma tion, in the same manner as is now done with respect to reports upon such matters made upon a special reference. 88. That all affidavits which have been previouslymade and reed in Court, upon any proceeding in the cause or matter, may be used before the 31aster. 89. That where, upon an inquiry before the Master, affidavits are received, there no affidavit in reply shall be read, except as to new matter which may be stated in the affidavits in answer; nor shall any further affidavits be read unless specially required by the Master; and all affidavits shall be deemed to be sufficiently filed, when lodged or left in the Master's Office. 90. That the Master do not receive further evidence as to any matter depending before him, after issuing the warrant on prepar ing his report; but that he do not issue such warrant without previously requiring the parties to show cause why such warrant should not issue. 91. That no warrant to review any proceeding in the Master's office be allowed to be taken out, except by permission of the Master, upon special grounds to be shown to him for that purpose; and the costs of such review, when allowed, shall be in the dis. cretion of the Master. 92. That the Master have power, at his discretion, to examine any witness, viva voce, and in such case the subpoena for the at tendance of such witness, shall, upon a note from the Master, be issued from the subpoena office; and that the evidence upon such viva voce examination, to be taken down by the Master, or by4he Master's clerk, in his presence, and preserved in the Master's office. 93. That, in all mattersreferred to him, the Master beat libeety, upon the application of any party interested. to make a separate report or reports, from time to time, as to him shall seem expedient ; the costs of such separate reports to be in the discretion of the Court. 94. Thal where a Master shall make a separate report of debts or legacies,there the Master shall be at liberty to make such certificate as he shall think fit with respect to the state of the meets ; and any Arson interested shall thereupon be at liberty to apply to the Court `its he shall be advised. 95. That the Master be at liberty to examine any creditor or oar person coming in to claim before him, either upon written in terrogatories or viva voce, or both, as the nature of the case may appear to him to require; the evidence upon such examination being taken down at the time by the Master, or by the Master's clerk in his presence, and preserved, in order that the same may be used by the Court if necessary. (To be continued.) THOMAS CHARLISWAIIOs,TurnwheeI-lane, Cannon-street, merchant, March 28, April 4, and May 6, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soac.- tors, Messrs. Fresherld and Son, New Bank.buildings. ROARK? RICHARDS STODDARD and MISR? NABS, Broadway, West minster. ironmongers, March 28, April 11, and May 6, at 11, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Gresham, Barnard'r Inn. SARAH JOHNSTON, Watling-street, painter and glazier, April I, at 11. 8, at 10, and May 6, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. B; P. Smith, Wardrobe.piace, Doctors' Commons. - RICHARD SMITH, Bashing, Surrey, paper-may; April 1,8, and May 6, at 9. at the B ankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Daniel Richardson, Cheapside. WILLIAM MISR? PRARSO, Baslnghall.street, cloth-factor, April I, 8„ at 1, and May 6, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Carton, High-street, Mrrylebone. WILLIAM Batt, Fenchnrch-street, merchant, April 4, 11, and May 6, ut 11, -ot the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitous, Mews. Gregg and Brasil, Skinners Hall, Dowgate-hill. Jess MAIRI• Eacucr, Liverpool, merchant, April 17, IS, and May 6, at 12, at the George Ina, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn ; and Mr. John Williams, Liverpool. RAMVIL BILL and WILLIAM Davis, Sambrook-court, BaArtgliall street, factors, April 1, at 9, 11, at 10, and May 6, at 10, at the Bankr:os' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. PuUeuandos, Fore-street, Cripplegate. DIVIDENDS . . April 18. Joseph Horn, Lirotpool, block and pump maker, at 12, at the office of Mr. William Mode, Marshall-street, Liverpool—April in. Jobtr Heart, Ltmehonse, timber-merchant, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Co,rt— April 15. 'William Harvey, Highgate, victualler, at 12, at the Rankropt,• Court—April 15. George DLton, Chiswell-street, Finsbury. square, Iron monger, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—April 25. R,/belt Fowle, Blau l ford, Dorsetsbire, draper, at 11, at the Crown Inn, Blandfurd—At rli 'toted Wilkirrom, George Snowdon, and John Frederick Lumley, Ssetk ton, Durham, bankers, at 11, at the Black Lion Hotel, Stockton—May I. Thomas Philippe, Narbartb, Pembrokeshire, and Marchtuont-street, Bur ton-crescent, merchant, at I, at the Lion Inn, Narberth—April IS. lota, Mayon, Frod , harn, Cheshire, beer-brewer, at 10, at Whites Baal, King street, sfantbester. CERTIFIOATES-ArRiL 15. Charles Stocking, Paternoster-row, bookseller and Tyrrell, East Miley, Berkshire, draper and tailor--Ilutiert Borradeid, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen-drover—Thomas Allen b10i1.11,,, Ross, Herefordshire, wine and spirit merchant—Jobs Qulimey Hamilton, Fenchurch-street, cotton-merchant--John Lake Droad- greet, Golden square, tailor—Samuel Clarke, Castle-street; Holborn, tailor—Richard George Pain, Lloyd's Coffee-house, and isriaton, underwriter—Minna' Lovell, Olney, Bocsingharnsbire, draper—Joha Saskerville, French Horn, Lambetb•walk, victualler—James Somers, Oxford-street, and Ilutyweli-kureet, Shoreditch, porkinao-.-Fraucla Furky, kfinChildratn;'- ton, Gloucestershire, cooper. SCOI'd SEQUESTRATIONS. ADAM LAMDCLE; Edinburgh, builder; at the Royal Exchange Coffee house, Edinburgh, April lb and May 2, at two. TORRISTEK and ilecrarcAs, Sherltiontir, Perth, merchants; at the Saracen's Head, Stirling, April 12, at one. ROBERT Scrrry, Glasgow, leather-agent;. at the Prince of Wale': Tavern, (irasgow, March 30 and April 17, at twelve. Attcutsatn CONS CABLE KIRI Co., Edluburgh, booksellers ; at tLe Royal Exchange Co f f ee-house, Edinburgh, April 24 and May 9, at two. TnosA9 liusrsa and Co. Glasgow, manufacturers; at the chamber . . of Mr. Joke Ferguson, Glas gow, April 19 and May 3, at one. WILLIAM WALKER, Elie, tanner; at M'Nab'a Inn, Cupar, April 29, oL ten, and May 11, at twelve. WittrAts CLARK, Leith, ship-owner; at the Royal Exchange Coff,e. house, Edinburgh, March 30 and April 13, at one. A. and 1). CAMPBELL and Co. Glasgow, merchants; at the Tontine Inn, Glasgow, March 31 and April 14, at L WILLIAM RALSTON. Edinburgh, auctioneer; at the Rural Exchan,e Coffee-house, Edinburgh, March II and April 14, at 2. JAMBS BANKS, Leith, merchant; at Simpson's Exchange Hotel, Lei; . ., March 29 and April 12, at L GRAY and ,Co., Kirkaldy, potters; at M'Clitsban's Inn, Kirkii:dy, March 30 and April 14, at 12. WILLIAM RAM, Glasgow, draper; at the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow, March 9.8 and April 12, at I. ANDREW STEWART, Glasgow, merchant; the chambers of Mr. John Ferguson, Glasgow, April 17 an d 29, at 1- WILLIAM COVPAR, Ihindee, manufacturer; at Ross's Inn, Forfar, April 17, at 12; and at the chambers of Masers. C. and J. Kerr, Duodce, May 1, at 12. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Charles Judson and Samuel Cook, Little Alie-street, Goorintates-flehis, upholsterers and cabinet-makers—Thomas Wafts and Thant+ Foley, Manchester, dealers In potatoes—Joseph Todd, James Mortisun, sad John Edward Todd. Fore-street, Cripplegate, haberdashers—Jusepb and James Morrison, Fore-street, Cripplegute, haberdashers—Wils:u3 Grisbruuk and Henry Sweetman, Brighthelinstone,stable.keepers—Th.a...s Parsons seri. and Thomas Parsons, jun. Birmingham, silrerimitbs factors- 2 -J oseph May and Samuel Amess, Loudon-hall, ink-rnasofactn, T —Remy Frearson and John Slack, Heanor, Derbyshire, carriage-ma:m factorers—Hugh Spencer and Lawrence Singleton, Hahne, hlunchester, hackney-coach proprietors—John Porter and Robert Porter, Norwich, carpenters and buildens—James Cupper and Benjamin Evans, Norwich, coal-merchants—John Frederick Weltniann and Michael Weltmanti, King-street, Commercial-road, size and colour-manufacturers—William Phipps, G. Phipps ' and Jacob Phipps, Bristol, timber-dealers and factots— Simon Temple and James Paterson, Eases-court, Middle Temple, a :s -makers and hair-dressers—James Murdock, Robert Hannan, James Hopkirk, and John Cowan, Anderston brewery, Glasgow—Rich:l,d Sumner and Charles Padley, Liverpool, wheelwrights—ltichard Healy and John Rotation, Mincing-lane, wholesale-grocers—George Marlow and Josiah Ison Ashby-de-la- touch , Leicestershire, lace-machine-makers, —Bayley Ca ddick and Joseph Thomas °Tifton, Lee-Brooke Iron-works, Staffordshire—Stamp Brooksbank, W. D. Fellowes, and J. J. Illaintmarv, Vauxhall, Belmont distillery—Thomas Rnikes Newbery and Thomas Spencer Barnes, Cheapaide, warehousemen—Farndon Groom, Joseph Groom, and 'Thomas Livelong Lawrence, Wisbech Saint Peters, Isle of Ely, tanners and towers—Robert Hlilmru, John Hillman, and Charier Suuthntalling, Glynde, and Eirle Lewes, Sussex, lime-burne.., coal-merchants, spirit - merchants , corn -dealers, ship-owners, barge masters, general-traders and farmers—James Bird and Frederick Henn.-0, Potton, Redfor&hire, linen and woollen-dripers—Samuel Fletcher and John Ritchie. Werdwurtn street, Whitechapel, lock-manufacturers — Nathaniel Williams and William Sutton, Grind Junction-terrace, Edg ware-road, cooks and confectioners—Robert Millington andJamea Manchester, silk The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed frost the returns made in the week ending the Yid day of March, Md. is ii. 12c !Old. per hundred weight, exclusive of the dut►ea of Comoros paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into West Britain. Average price of Corn from the returns received In the week ending Match IM, 1826. Wheat. I Earley. I Oats. I Rye. Beans. I ea s e. s. s. d. s. d. s. 4. a. d. a. d. S. 54 11 30 2 'V 4 44 9 31 • 39 4 To destroy caterpillars in an orchard, plant, according to its size, from one to four plants of bird-cherry (plums pridus) and ahnost the whole of the caterpillars and butter flies within 100 or 200 yards will resort to that plant.— .4gr iculturel Journal of Bavaria. h t ' , - I' , 1 . 7.- ...., i 1 „ 1 1 , P .. ; y ; 1 ' ! 4 i • 1. - . . i i • i t ? 1,. . t , • .1, (4 I