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Positively to leave Gravesend pn the 18th of Chit Month, VOR BENGAL, with liberty to Land Presengers at MADRAS, the fast.sailinereak Ship -LADY FLORA, THOMAS hpooraN ELL, Commander; Durthen 70 Tons. Lying in the West India Export Dock. This Ship carries a Surgeon, add .is elegantly fitted up for Pr. seogem For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander. at the Jana. Coffee House ; to Messrs. Cockerel], Trail, and Co.. No. 11, Austin Friars; ve to • JOHN S. ItRINLEY. No. 14, Bitehia-lans. This day is pablished, iu 3 vols. lino. prise I. beards, MARIANNE ; an Historical Novel of Palestine. Printed tar Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. SALM BY AUCTION. ROCK SHARNII AND BRVRRRTON IN THB FUNFINL By Mesar.i..M UNN and CURTIS, On THURSDAY NP:XT, st It. at the Auctir,n Mart, in Lots. 9NE .1111111011ge 'SHARES in the ROCK LIFE' ASSOCI,TION,DriNge-ttebt, Blockfriora andie x E RSION of ONE-THIRD of ONE THOUSAND N HUNDRED and'FIPTY POUNDS. Theo and • per Cettt. Annuities, tut the Perth of.a Lady nearly Eighty Year, of A krticulars may be obtained at Lloyd's, the Auction Mart, and of Messrs. Munn and Canis, Walbrook, near the Royal Ex change. • • . POETSMOUTII, APRIL 9. The Brats came into harbour on to rtdt. Theme day the Scorpion, Resolution. and Quail senders, returned-from their cruising stations. On Wedneaday the Calliope tender, Lieutenant Symonds, re. turned from Jersey, and came Into hutiour thafollowing day. The Diamond is rine into dock.. The Zebra is net expected to In ready fur the Mediterranasn until the laner end, of the present Font month. The Fret pewee , . to Jamaica, via Ant Bahamas and Barb/Woes, Mahout a fortnight. The Royal Oak, fitting tor a permanent station at Bermuda, will be ready in about a int th. The - Disittem transport, Lwutenant %Miens, agent, returned to 1115 port on 'Thursday, having conveyed part of the nit rtgimeat from Falmouth to Cbatham, where they were landed on Monday. The Quail and Resolution tenders have sailed for Jersey. shut they will remain during the season far dredg:ng oysters, to proud ilshermentsom the interference of French armed vessels. The NoWolk convict ship arrived on Thursday, to receive oat. /lets for conveyance to New South Wales. • The folintring.proasotiona have taken place in the navy and ma rines during the last quarter : To at C•rr•sr...--fl. pandas, Esq. late Commando of the Rose, and Imprinted to the Dartmosti, In the West Indies. To at: Comma:mutt—Lieutenant William NevUl. . To SE LIEUTENASTS —KIWI. Richard Nipper, W. W. Oke, W. C. Stmonda, G. H. Smhlt, L. G. Carrington, J. W. Berlin, rn n, W. Squire, C. Goldsmith, J. Truppo. B. Jeatca, J. Howard Turner, 11. Kitchen, J. Thompoon, 0. Bingston, Pock, W. -Hewle , t, J. M. R. Wilson, W. Geif&n, S. Williams, W. 0. Fluchai,an, 0. R. Rosenberg W. G. It. Elora, T Jamas, J. Bradley, R. J. laerisite, C. Bl ' yth, W. Werra, LuM 0. Paulet, W. D. jfeelley, f. flentitton,e. Saella, A. bleheatm, empire, P. P. Wynn. A. J. Douglas, and G. E. Wester*. SECOSD LICKITESSMTS or MitTllfS.—T. Brown* Gray and T. Hollorsse. Marrens.-1-3. tr. Suitomoue—R. Scott, W. Lepel, J. Campbell, A. Linton, J. [sett, R. Morison, and J. LittP. AUISTAXT Su nteons.--J .. J. Otanool it l. Stevenson. 0. Boehm, A. Ravemcroft, W. Ben, J. Starer (c), P. Heald% W. lilytbero C. Pattlson, J. Irrum, T. Hunter (b), G. Lawrie, J. Price, 0. Kerr, O. Burson, M.D. and B. Waling. Lismenant Thomas Collis is appointed Guyana of the Post Naval Knights of Windsor; and Lieutenant B•kb Nun fISs Knight of Windsor, in fhb. room of Lieutenant Al e x. Al• who,as well as Lieutenant Francis Cox. Las been superann with the rank of Commander. rsis day is published, in 4 large VOll.l/11e9 Is ries Des. boards, ►rIHS HISTORY OF ITALY, from the Fall of the JL Western Smpire to the Commeocreleatef the Wen of the t rens h Bereolation. PERCEVAii, anti. Printed for Ono. B. Whittaker, Ave Mana-lane. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, March 28, 1825. Principal Officers or his lifiliestis Ordnance do I hereby give Atones, that Proposals will be received at their Office, ill Pa il-Mali, on or before THURSDAY, the 14th Day of April next, from such Persons as may be willing to supply tins Department with IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, consisting of Hinges, Rolla, Locks, Screws, Ecc., according to a Specification which may be obtained upon application at the Secretary's Office 1 , Pali.Mall aforesaid. The Tenders to be marked on the outside, " Tenders for Iron ma: gay Ankles." By Order of the Iloari, W. GRIFFIN, Secretary._ L"OR the ISLE of FRANCE and CEY I . the het i: sailing new Riser.built Ship MADEI.INE, ettRISTO PH ER I). HA YS, Commander; Burden 300 TORS. Thin Alphas very sup e rior accommodation for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. Fur night or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem C,offee-hosse ; to Messrs. Fraser, Living, and Co. 12, St. He len's-place, Bishopsgate-tsreet ; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, 14, Birchen-Lae, Cornhill. This day la published In Bvo. with a Vlse of Athens, price I 2 a. hoods. PaIfRRATIVR of a SECOND VISIT to GREECE ; 1N including Pacts and Anocctoias Ouleseterl with the last days of Lord Dyson, Retracts from the AdMsset Correspondence with the provisional Government, Prince Illevretoldeto, Lord Charles Murray, Colonel Stanhope, &c. &d Qt.. • " Publicity is the mold juatias."—Bix MEAN. By EDWARD BLAQUIERE, gq Asthoe of an " Historical Review of the Spanish ReSsatirin," Ike Printed foriNe. B. Wbittaket. Avo Maria-lane. • • Aho, a Second *lidyn - of The ORME REVOLtinom, and P ; to gllser with some Remarks on the Relligiosk Minet AC. in OMNI. By E. Blarmlem, EN. with a large Map, lb, boards. Thip day, Bar:9s. Id. Second Edition, dorrected and enlarged, of 'I I H BOOK OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC A. CHURCH, to a Series of Lamers adisessed se litohert Southey, Rag. LL.D. op his Book GI Mme Chose. By CUARLES . BUTLER, of Lisigeba's Printed for Joh. Alum!, eriesed b • Wrlfirt ut,,Ertkit - pta A and Preget, ID Which the Provision for the caduilk Clergy and the Abolition of Forty Shining Freeholds werte,firat pro end as oonatituent parts of a general Measure for Catholic Apia. j cipation. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle -stmt. SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD MANSIONS AND GROUND-RENTS, BRYANSTON-SQUARE. t By' Mows: DAWSON Mill CAFE, lkorder tr. Assign ma of Massa. llitatsh and Co. Bankers, Dianna, at Garrawayli, on THURSDAY, April 14, at ISt ia Pieta' Las, riIHREE Capital LEASEHOLD MANSIONS, with Coach-houses and Stabley,.altace Nos. -10, 20, and 22. pganstos.sclare in the oocupsdas of William Carter, Esq. Rev. Me. Charlton, and Coasted Fite, at rents amounting to 1,498 E pa annum, held for upwards of Eighty . Years Wooed-rent.. Two Coach -houseo and Stables in Rryanston-inews West, held for a term of Lisdity-four Years at a pappacorn, let to Wass' Evre and James Morris, Ess.at 841. per annum. A Coach-house in d Stable in Wyndham-mews, held for a term of Bighty-two yam" at a Ground-rant. A Dround-rent of Forty Guineas per Annum, for a term of Eighty-four Taint chargeable upon No. 27, litsyse;ston.equare. ' A 9eo.iii-sent,42 . l'en.etsincas awe Always., and Two of Five Grimm per shonum, for Eighty Years, cttargealde u po n &alt horns!, and Stables ity Brystatton-tnaws Westand Cretwl-mews.' AM an Isapmted Rent of Fifty ?minds pet Annum, lasulas from a Roils; No. 3t;, Sackvills-strat, Piccadilly, held for a term of Bight Years. May bo viewed when I:viral:a to the Tenants. Particulars I may be had pf. A. Gordon, Esq. Soljcitor,s7. Old Broad-street #iisaira.'Ward and Aldersey, Solicitors, *4, Bedford.amsate; of : Wilson, Esq. Solicitew,• Montagu.street; at earnawry's; and of Dawson and Cale, Great Marlborough -street. WEST INDIA COMPANY.—To obviate any mis understanding, it is deemed proper to state, that the Ap plications for fibares made last year were DIST/10,1CD, and the fact notified in an Advertisement at the time ; it will therefore be necessary that Persons desirous of taking an Interest in the Com pany. should renew their Applications to Messrs. M ann i ng , a nd Anderdon; New Bank•buildingt, where a Prospectus mh be obtained. LONDON FLOUR COMPANY.—Capital, 300,0001. in 3,1100 Commercial aqd SAO Bankers Shares of SOL each, upon the Plan of the LonionjAte Compel,. Application fee Shares to be madeto Sir Walser Skitlinip- Bart., Stirling, and Hotlinll, Banker., Strand ; or to John Dickinson, Esq. 6, New Broad-street. where Prospectuses may be had. A. NEW PANORAMA of EDINBURGH is now Open In the Great Room, Leicester-square. This View having been taken in the Summer of 1824. will present, besides the many we-known romantic beauties of its situation, a more ex tended display of the very numerous additions and improvements which have been made to this City during the last ten years, than has yet been given, improvements which justly rank it among the Knew Cities of the World, and which the peculiar form of the Panorama is calculated to eve a more general knowledge of than any other Exhibition of the D. Opm boatboat Ten till Desk. Admittance Ott. Shilling. LONDON ALE COMPANY.—The Committee of Management are desirous of treating. for the RENT or PURCHASE of ample BREWING PREMISES, at any part of the Metropolis, and Shares are reserved for the Proprietors of the same. The Committee are also desirous of engaging proper Persons to CI the various Departments of the Brewery. Communications addressed to the Committee, at Sir Walter Sir. hog, Bart., Stirlin and Hodson, Bankers, Strand ; or John Dickinson, Esq. So l icitor, 6, New Broad-street. No application for C,rienmerelal Shares gm be reteived after Monday DM. This day is published, in three rola. small Bro. Mi. boards, MALES. By the O'HARA FAMILY: containing' Crohoore of the Dill-Hook, the Fotthes, and John Dee. Loudon: Printed for W. Simphie and IL Marshall, Stationers' flall-coart, Ludgate-surer; Oliver etad Boyd, Edinburgh; and Hodges and 111•Artbnr, Dublin. T. GEORGE'S and ST. JAMES'S DISPENSARY. ►J A QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING of the GO VERNORS of this DISPENSARY will be bald at the Die. rosary, 60, Sing -street, Golden-equate., on THURSDAY, the I th instant, at Two o'clock precisely. JAS. THIRTLE FISHER, Hon. Sec. Davies-street, Grosvenor-aquase, April 2, 1825. CORNWALL sod DEVONSHIRE TIN, COPPER, and LEAD MINING COMPANY. This Company is foaming to work *sere of the most approved,' valuable, and well situated Mines In Cornwall and Devonshire, and which are already secured to the Company; the surveys hay. I Mg been made by Captain Richards and Captain Teague, accom. l panied by a highly-respectable Agent from the Protectors; the Plans and Maps have been prepared, and the Contracts signet!. The Capital is at present 500,000:., with power, however, to in. erase the same. ASTRONOMY FAMILIARIZED. Just published, fitted'up in an elegant Box, price 11. is. plain, or IL Ids. beautifully coloured, ,URANIA'S MIRROR; or, a Vicw of the Heavens: On a P ic la n n e serfectly Original. Demi by a LADY. The Work consists ofThirty two large Cards, on which are re presented all the Constellations visible in Great Britain. Each Constellation is drawn with the Figure ascribed to It by the Ancients; l and the Stars are perforated, so as to exhibit, when held up to the light, their natural Appearance in the Heavens. The Cards are ac companied aith a Familiar Treatise on Astronomy, written ex pressly for this purpose by J. Aspin. " Among the many ingenious and beautiful inventions to pro mote the study of science., and render it as deli g htful as It is valuable, we have never seen any thing to surpass this admirable production."—Lit. Gazette. London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; and sold by all Booksellers and Stationers. MIL.,YALLNTLEROY'9 LIBRARY. By Mr. SOTHEBY, At his House, Wellington -street, Strand, en MONDAY, April 11, and Three following Days, at IS. THE ENTIRE and very VALUABLE LIBRARY of the late HENRY FACNTLEROY, Esq. of Homers street ; cootaining a brilliant assemblage of Illustrated Works in English History, Books of Prints, Ice. dm.; including Dugdalo's Baronage, 2 vols. large paper, and some of his other Works; Chauncey's Hertfordshire, superb copy in old russia ; Sandford's Genealogies. by Stabbing ; Edmondson's Heraldry. 2 vols. movie; Hutchins's Dorsetahire, 4 rola. large paper; Shaw's Staffordshire, 2 vols. large paper ; Surtee's History of Durham, 3 vols. large paper ; Ormerod's History of Cheshire, 3 vela. large paper, mask ; Vi'hitaker's History of Yorkshire, 2 rola. large paper, rondo, &c.; Manning's Surrey, 3 vols. large paper; Britton's various Works, largo paper; Grose's Antiquities, COW rlete, 14 vola. Co. Among the splendid Illustrated Works are the following:— Pennant s leindon, 6 vols. atlas folio, in ruins ; Drake's York, 6 vols. atlas folio, in russia ; Howell's Letters, Bro. 1754. 3 vols. atlas folio, russia ; itclock's Memorials, 1732, best edit. 2 vols. folio, russ;a ; Camden's History of the Reign of Elizabeth, 3 vols. morocco; Evelyn's Memoirs, b vols. Ito. red morocco, &c. &c.— The whole are in the finest condition. To be viewed on Wednesday next, and Catalo g ues, (pries 2a.) to be now had at the place of Sale. • A seiruz^ of trrenty..four7ttiss of foreign spirits was made a few days mince by Lienteuent Barrs, of the Susses Blockade ; arid •• smuggler was also seised in the act of attempting to run two reboot spirits. Lietrerant R. C. Brown, in the game service, seized the smack Dart, of eighteca tons, haring on board twenty-sevon tuft of foreign spirits, and See men, who were secured. A party of the blockade service wised twenty.sve tubs of *rite ; cad last west a galley iu the same service crept up, near Hastings, seven tubs of foreign spirits. Soros ix Haaaorra—Victory. Ganges, Albion, Royal George, Manton, Aurora, Brazen, Zebra, Ferret, Viper, Arrow, Scorpion, and Calliope. INVESTMENT BANK, for the Advancement of Money upon Life Interests. Policies of Insurance. Contingent and Revenionary luterests, (Iround.rents, Improved Rents, and other Property. DIRECTORS. Chairman—Sir JOHN PERRINO, Bart. and Alderman. Deputy•Chairinan—Sir WALTER STIRLING. Bart. F.R.S. A.S. ktYr Emanuel F. Agar. Sir Francis Drumm S. N. Barber, Esq. John Poingdestre, S. Birch, Esq. and Alderman. Geo. B. IS chain, hay. S. J. Capper, Esq. W. G. Stirling, Esq. AUDITORS—Edward Evton, Esq.; Joseph Barber, Esq. ; H. W. Ward, Esq. Bastes's—Sir J. Perring, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and Co.; Sir Walter Stirling, Hodsoll, and Co. At a Meeting held at the Company's Office, in Freeman's-court, Cornhill, 2d April, 1826, It was resolved, That a Cal of 41. per Share (in addition to the 11. deposit already paid) be now made, and that the Shareholders be required to pay the same into the hands of Sir John Penruig, Ban. Shaw, Barber, and Co., Cornhill ; or Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. I l odsoll td Stir_ hog. Strand—on or before Wednesday, the 27th Day of April obtain. That the Office do open for Business on Monday, the 21 day of May next, and that Tenders for the Advances of Money may be made in the mean time to the Solicitors of the Company, k nee. clan's -court, CornbilL The number of Shares is 10,000, of SSI. each. The Deposit of M. will be required when the Shares are allotted; and no Application con be received after Thursday, the 7th inst. In the mean time, Applications may be made a Messrs. Sir William Kay, Bart., Price, 31irryat, and Coleman's, Bankers, Mansion.House-atreet ; or at 3lessrs. Sir John Perrino, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and Co.'s, Bankers, C.ornhill. • JOHN WOOD, Seezetaryirro. temp. London, April 2, 1825. SHIPPING INTELLIGRNCE. /11HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and Literary Journal for April, contains, among other interesting articles— I. Suggestions respecting the Plan of an University in London, by Thomas Campbell, Esq.—ll. Tre,uaine, or the Man of Re finement—lll. Grimm's Ghost, No. 0, My Wife's Relations-- IV.' Ittodern Theatricals—V. The Canadian Emigrant, No. 3 VI Erectus and Vickie, a Tale—Vll. The Family Journal, 4, Love wiU find ont a way—VIII. Greek Funeral Chant.—lX. Let ters from the East, NO. 14, Jerusalem—X. Giglio and Zelma— XI. Old Pages and Old Times, No. 2—Xll. The Younger Brother—Xlll. Illustrious Example of Gratitude—XlV. Lines written after reading Antonnuarchre Last Days of Napoleon— XV. Nouvel Almenach des Gourmands, No. 2—XVI. The Part ing Song—XVll. Living French Poets, No. 4. P. A. La Hint', &e. —XVIII. Lines on visiting the Ruins of Leicester Abbey— )/ IX. The Family Journal, No. 45, April Fools, ‘Vhite's Choco late House, Perukes of King Charles the Second's time, Epigrams, &e.—XX. Review of New Publications—XXl. Society for the Uncouragrment of Literature—X XI I. The Italian Opera--XX 111. The Drama—XXlV. Fine Arts--XXV. 31emoirs of Dr. Parr, Mrs. Barbaold, &c. Ftc. ; and the usual Varieties in Art, Science, General Literature, Polities, and COMOICTCe. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington. street, London; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; John Cumming, Dublin; also sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen; and may be exported to Friend. abroad, by appli cat i on to t h e General Post-0, or to any local Post-Master. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Mmtcur 31 SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Hems, Farllsnt, from Calais ; Sisters, Moore, from Demerara ; .Isntina, fop, from Eekenforde . ; Jeune Mars, Hiqueaux, from Havre; London, Hom bre, from Bunborgh ; Hood Intent, Bragg, from Ostend ; and Hclight. Worraß, from Dunkirk. LONDON DRUG COMPANY fur the supply of GENUINE DRUGS and CHE3IICALS, for FORLIGN sad HOME CONSUMPTION. CAPITAL 050,000, in 5000 Shares of £5O each. DIRECTORS- CamaxAx—Sir WILLIAM RAWLINS. DsevrY CuAmmur—Su EMANUEL P. AGAR. T - O BE LET for SEVEN YEARS, i n t h e very b est part of Upper Brook street, new and completely Furnished, a moat desirable FAMILY HOUSE, well accommodated as to besi ileMrminis, with great accommodations for Servants. Terms at Nip and Co.'s, 32, Berners.street, Ozfeed.street. E;ITEILD 01:TWARD11.—Tie Belle Alliance, Haman, for Antwerp and Brussels; Ellan, Camper , for the Isle of Prance and the Cape of Good Hope ; Union, Iledde, for grace Castle, Ralph, for illadens, Madras, and Belyal ; Ala-e• 4 Bowman, and Aurora, Howell, for Limerick ; and Swttt, Edwards, Inv Matekeird. Esi: John C,olesworthy, Esq. John Hodgson, Esq. Robert Hone, Esq. Samuel Papas Hooper, Esq. J. C. Roberts, Esq. John Tucker, Esq. Joseph Young, Esq. •UDITORS. S. N. Barber, Esq.; ; Alexander Young, Esq. BAXICERII—Sir John Paring, Bart. Shaw, Barber and Co. SOLICITORS—Messrs. William Beetham and Son. . The objects proposedly the establishment of this Company, is to open a market for the Sale of Oenuine Drugs, instead of the un wholesome deleterious adulterations which characterize the present supply. It is intended by the Company to import their own Drugs, and to furnish them warranted to the Retailer at a fair and reavon able profit t thus whilst the public good will be promoted. the Pro. prietors will be advantaged by a desirable investment of Capital. No call beyond the present deposit of 1 1. per Share will be made a ithout 21 days notice being given, and theu no: to exceed 61. per Share at any one time. The coasti u and management, with power to perfect every necessary arrangement for carrying the Establishment into effect,. is confabed to the Director,. . • • • A. be LET, FURNISHED, in th e im me di a t e neighbourhood of the Club Howes, a FIRST FLOOR, containing Two good Rooms; ai.o a SECOND FLOOR, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED; or the whole of the upper part of a House, Furnished.--Apply to Mr. Gaon, Auctioneer, 59, Regent -street. l'LE•nun OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—ha Cakhorp, Newton, foe F.lsineur and Copenhagen ; Junta s , Y o n n e. for Grenada ; and Bedford, Martin. for St. Mary's and Sierra Leone. PATENT PLATE GLAtSS WINDOWS, AND SPLEN- 1)1D LOOKINOtiiii — S. ---- -- 11111 E PATENT WINDOI 9, without cross-bars, L hating the effect of one uniform sheet of glass, hare obtained the highest approbation of the first Nobility and Gentry in the kingdom, in whose Mansions they are placed in sown.and country, rumba' to which may always be seen adapted to French case. men's, library bookcases, sky-lights, &c. at JOHN 111:DGES' Looking-glass Manufactory, the corner of Dean and Compton streets. (+oho, established fifty years; where, from the immense fah In , plaits up to 144 inches height, by a proportionate width, ate reduced In price more than fifty per cent. A large Assortment of all ditnensions, elegantly framed, are con stantly filed up and delivered to order, on his Spring Machines, expreisly constructed foe that purpose. CIAMIIWO 017TWARD11.—The Laurel, Dunlop, fur Can. Hayden ; Thirsa, Rogers, for Hamburgh ; Antonio, Brandt, for Stettin ; Simeon, Roome, for Hamburgh ; Amethyst, Thompson, foe Quebec and Montreal ; Commerce, Fournier, fur ; Charles, Knight, for Cadia ; Medina, Briggs, for Teneritre, Van Dieencres Lead, and New South Wales; Abeons, Davidson, for Rivierc du Loup and River Sr. 'armee Aruthusa, Jamison ; Combatant, Barnett ; Union, Stranger ; and Ocean, Blackburn, for Quedee ; Nicholson, Hall, fur Nioisighitin and Bay► Chalets*.; Thames. Rodgers, for iramichi • Mary, Beacheroft, for Detre. ram; Sappho, Gatenby, for Quebe c ; and Royal Mail, Scott, for Antigua. TIIMOND, HAIR-CUTTER (successor to Mr. Blake) 1, Burlington-Gardens, having invented a Ilesd.dreas for ladles and Gentlemen, without the use of unpleasant elastic springs in the neck, which adheres most pleasantly to the head may be made not to wei g h o n e ounce, and a p-trect imitation or nature, no doubt will supersede all others in their elegant and be coming appearance ; warranted not to shrink, and may be washed, so that they niqy always be perfectly clean, improve and suit the contour of every countenance. ladies' Fillets, made to keep In curl in ilhedainpest weather, or in any climate, 11. Is. asar. - OLASSICAL BOOKS PORLIERLFIVRY 111AWilAN, LUDOATE.STREET. 1. riICERO DE REPURLICA e codice Vatican° (Es ‘L./ crippit Angeles Alidus, Bibliothecar Vadcanie Custos. Bvo. price 12s. boards. Since the restoration of letters, neither accident nor research has met with a more valuable relic of ancient eloquence than the Vatican copy of this diseourse."—" We have obtained a consider. able augmentation of the rich treasures of genius and wisdom be gun:bed to us by Cicero; his eloquent vindication of the eternal principles of truth and justice; and an additional specimen of that polished and splendid language, which is of itself a source of pure delight, and a proud triumph fur taste and erudition. In a word, we hare recovered two hundred pages of Cicero"—Monthly Re view, April, 1823. 2. CICERONI'] SEX ORATIONUM Fragments Indies, cum Cummentariia Antiqu is item ineditia invenit, nods illustravit Angelus Main. Bvo. price 9s. boards. ' 3. lESCH Yid CHOEPHORCE ad &lent hlanuscriptorurn emeadavit. Notes et Olossarlum adjecit C. J. Illonitield, S.T.P. Collegii SS. Trinitatis spud Cantabrigienais olim Snags, Bto. Price Ss. Rd. boards. CLEARED OUTWARD! TO 1111CLAND.—Sp3r3M.O, COWIN, foz Cork ; and Two Swell, Dyer, for Dublin. WIRE SIEVES, CHEAPER THAN HVER WAS KNOWN. SELECT MEDICINES.—VEGETABLE ANTIBI LIOUSS PILLS, fag expelling superabundant bile, pro moting digestion and all the secretions necessary to keep the body in health ; prepared from the prescription of an eminent Phesician. Vold in boxes, at Is. lid. and 2a. 9d. each. 111:3111C.1 ANODYNE EMBROCATION, for allaying i7ritati .n and dispersing chilblains before broken, and an excellent r •nte:y for rheumatism, sprains, bruises, &c. In bottles, Is. lid. and :L. 9d. each. _ . . EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER. 'C H AND E, STRAND. T HIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE f orms a ae• cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well.manufaetured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Car rick, Tandem, Phaeton, and (liaise Harness, with every descrip _ don of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for llama Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and ('hairs, Cabin. Wash.hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Balrock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate prim • Sea Cots, Bed. ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, de. A large assortment et Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together alt.,' the Summer and Win. ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, end that excellent plan, of filly years standing, i, strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement wilt be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Watchcase are in Exeter 'Chtmge. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. FALMOUTH, MARCH 21.—Arrived the Rummer packet, fro* Lisbon in seventeen eays, and about twenty sail of coasters, bound eastward. Arrived yesterday the Potton, Htg stn, from Sierra Leone, sailel January 39 ; the Maria and the Rolla ware loaded, and would lease iu a few days; the Northumlnia. the St. David. and the Dom . ,: ica were also loaded, but abort of men ; the Wood bridge would be ready in about fourteen days ; the Reward, d London, stitiv_d the 29th of January. Oa* the port the Thome, of Liverpool, frcin Sierra Leone for Plymouth. Sailed the Me;. pomene, Juhasoa, for Vera Cruz. JONES EL ISHA rtarpeetitilly informs all persons whose trades require the use of SIEVES, that they may ob tain of him Brass, Copper, and Iron Wire Sieves nt every descri p. lion (hr being the real manufacturer), considerably cheaper than they were ever before offered to the public; at the same time he bee to assure them, that the common observation, that because a thing is cheap it cannot be so good, does not apply to his case, foe eeery article be sells is of the very best quality, as the test of time has proved, his shop having been kept by his late father and self More than fifty years. Masons' bruits wire sieves, es. each • copper ditto, es. s four.dess' 'meg iron wire sieves, es. 6.1. earl; ; groczne iron wire currant sieves, in deep rims, 20 inches diameter. Is.; brass ditto, same sue, 71. ; strongest ditto, es. ; raisin sieves, 211 inches diameter, ea : Gd. ; tea ditto, 45.; tallow meiters' double bottom fat sieves, V inches diameter. N 6 meshes to the inch, 18s. each; coarser ditto, or 46 mesh. Ills.; 22 inch fine treeze sieves, 6s. ed. ; coarse ditto, s 5 a. 3d. also bricklayer,' sieves and screens at very low prices. Colourmsm, druggists, brewers, tobacconists, and all other trades requiring the use of wire sieves, may be supplied hue chcapa Mau at an) other house. J. Visite also informs surveyors of roads and road trusts that they May procure of him ...ravel sieves considerably lower than &Fly s here else, at his Wire Sieve and General Wire-work Mannar.. tory, IOG, Bishopsgate.street. neat the Church.—Observe the Number, 166. CERATE, a certain core for chilblains when broken ; a most successful remedy for burns, scalds, and eruptions of the skin, andidecidedly the best application for sore and ulcerated legs. Price Is. lid. per lea. BALSAMIC PECTORAL COUGH PILLS, which are ruinendy serticeable in allaying the irritation caching cough, and promoting expectoration. Being jediciously combined with mild sudorific', they relieve difficulty of breathing and oppression at the chest, procuring natural and refreshing sleep, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for coughs, asthma', &c. Sold in boxes. at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each. IMPROVED VEGETABLE ANTISEPTIC TOOTH POWDER. This innocent and agreeable dentifrice beautifies the teeth, cleanses the mouth. and imparts a delightful fragrance to the breath. By its mild astringent and antiseptic properues. it arrests the progress of decay arising from previous neglect, preserves the gums, and fastens the teeth (even after the exhibition of mercury), mod effectually prevents the tooth-ache. Sold in boxes, at 2s. 9d. each. PLYMOUTH, iIARCII 3E--7Arrived the Lsdy Nugent, Casn, front London for Madras. Off the port the Fanny. from the Cape of Good Hope for Loudon t and the Khmersly Castle , from London for Aenefel. Put back the Isabella, fforlock, and dairy. nine coasters. Cosecs, Mance 31.--Sailed the Baltic 3lerchant transport, with troops for Gibraltar. PORT/3(011TM, APRIL I.—Arrived the Norfolk, °Wig, from London foe New South Paley ; and the Diadems transport, from Chatham. 4. yESCIIYLI AGAMEMNON, a C. J. Blootfield. Second Edition, price 12s. boards. 8. JESCHYLI SEPTE3I CONTRA THEBAS, a C. J. Blomfield. Bvo. Third edition, price 3s. boards. 6. IESCHYLI PERS:JR, •C. J. Blomfiold. Bvo. New ea. Soo in the prem. 7. SCHVIA PROMETHEUS, aC. J. BlomBeld. Oro. New edition in the press. 8. CALIA3IACHI qua supenunt Rec.ensuit et cum Notarum &leash Edidit C. J. lelornfirld. Bvo. Price 143. boards. 9. EURIPIDIS A lAESTIS. Ad fidem Manuscriptorum ac Veteran Edititonem, Emendate et Annotationibus instruxit, J. 11. Monk, D.D. Bvo. Second edition, price Bs. boards. 10. CAMBRI D GE CLASSICAL EXAMINATIONS. By the late Regips Professor of Break. ilro. Price 4s. boards. 11. T. I.IVII PATAVINI HISTORLE, with Notes. By J. &L. Crevice. Si: vols. Bvo. Price 2L 2s. boards. 12. PHOTH LEXICON e codice Galcano descripsit Rirardus Pomona. Sumpsibus College Trinitatis Cantabrigire. Two vols. Bvo. Price 11. 10s. boards. DEAL, APRIL I.—Pawn/ through yestriday from the River the Latona. Patterson, and H o pe, Hamer, fur Quebec; Zealous, Reed, for Halifax ; an.! ElizabethPArrraum, for Mirantichi. Awn - Erna sr, 31aucti ?a —The Tarry De/Oster., Middel, from the Vlie to Norway, foundered OR the 14M locum—crew picked up by a tislang boat. The Resolution, Holm. from Ham.. burgh to New Orleans, was lost oil the Island of Vast on the 27th ult. The FAMILY APERIENT, or much-improved DINNER PILLS. This excellent family medicine unites every recommend ation of mild operation with successful effect, and is eminently useful in disorders of the stomach and bowels. indigestion, loss of appetite., prim and giddiness of the head, habitual costiveness, /cc. Sold in boxes, at Is. lid. and .ht. Vd. eat it. • PARIS VEGETABLE PILLS, or FRENCH SPECIFIC, a mild, safe, and certain remedy for complaints of indiscretion, scorbutie eruptiors, gravel, stone, and all affections of the kidneys and bladder. The full and familiar printed directions acrompa nying this medicine furnish instruction, and provide relief in every stage of the disorder, and by attention ensure a cure with seamy, sety, and despatch. Sold in boxes, at 2.5. 9d. each, by THOMAS HALL, Chemist end Druggist, 13, Henrietta-street, Cosietigirdes, Sole Agent to the Proprietor. OF IMPORTANCE to GENTLEMEN.—The very high prices charged by Tailors who make the best Clothes, is well known; in consequence of which, W. TA VLER, Tailor mid Breeches-maker. 78, Wimpole-street, Carendish-sqttsre, re spectfully submits a List of Prices, *bleb are for articles not to be excelled:— -ti. s. d. Superfine extra Saxony cloth coats of all colour, except blue or black - - - 3 3 0 Blue and black , superfine ditto 3 18 0 e d - - • RREMEII, MAUCH 26.—The I orlihation, Thettell, Un loading the grenter part of her cargo, has been safe ly got from off the land. on whidi she was thrown by the floods, and will probably be Ilion in a condition to proretd on her so:. agr to London. FLUSHING, MARCH 23.—The Julia, llocd, front Roue-dam to Antwerp, in Indian, is stranded on a bank in the Sloe, oT Amentuydeo. Rigging saved. The wreck will be sold on the filth instant. HAZ.IRD and CO. respeetfully inform the Public, that the Tickets now contracted for are the last that Govern ment mil hare to dispose of, so that of course Lotteries must en tirely finish in this country in a few months. The present Scheme cements lout Prizes of 29.000 L, Thirty other Capitals, &e., amounting to 200.6*01. Best double-milleti kerseyrnere breeches . . I 6 0 Ditto double-milled kuscymcre or cloth trowser, - 111 8 Blue and black ditto - - - I 16 U - Waistcoats 0 15 0 Beet white and all other coloured cotton cord riding breeches, interlined at the proper parts to secure them from splitting - - I 2 0 Drab, milled, superfine, or any other coloured gerat coats, except blue, with back and front :Jim lined with silk, &e. . - - - 4 4 0 Saper extra-milled driving ditto . - 4 4 0 Naos but the very best materials used. therefore but one prize. The principle on which the business of this house is conducted will be found quite different from those of the advertising shops. A suit of Livery complete, 41. 4s. A stable dress, - IL 6s. • ' No. 72 is one door from Queen Ann-street. Gentlemen wined on within ten miles of the Metropolis, tiy ad dressing a letter postpaid. ALL IN i.:151E DAY. TWELFTH APRIL. NO BLANKS. Huard and Co. solicit public parnmage at their Old Established Offices, Royal Exchange (hate; 26, Cornhill ; and3Si, Oxford. street, end of Regent...met, London; where for a century they have been succersttil in selling Capital Prises, and where, in the year's Lotteriesonly they sold Five Prizes of 30,9001. and 20.0e0k lassow, MARCH 12.—The Pure. AleTander„ from 1,,nd00 fur Almeirs, put into this port on the lOtt, haunt leaky. 13. RICARDI PORSONI ADVERSARIA. tiro. Price 18a. boards. la. A GRAMMAR of the LATIN LANGUAGE. Ay C. G. Zumpt, Professor in the Frederiehs Gymnasium, Berlin. Translated from the German, with Additions, by the Rev. John Ketuick, M.A. Beo. Price 9s. boards. The Emma (late M'Dougal):from S. Domingo to Lontl.i . put into Tolmlaw un Thursday, its consequent.: of the master being drowned. arroILN vet Tit :—The Soffulk, --, from London to Jamaica, 15 , h instant ; 22d, off Tuskar, the packet rhip Leeds. from Liverpool for New York ; 3d , the William , Deptford, from Liverpool, ontward.hound, off Tuskar, by the Tamar, 'French, arrived in the Clyde. Pacific, Pout, from Leghorn to Licata, 17t4 February, off the Wand of alantimo, out twelve days ; 24tb, off the Island of Fomentarra, the Little Sally, of London; Sao, off the Cape de (ht, the Arc:hunt, of London ; 24th, thereat/I. Robertson, from Liverpool to Vera Cruz, oat eight days, all well, by the Genii, arrived in the Clyde. A BOOK of EXERCISES sclatr.;d to this Chnounar is in the press, and nearly yeady foe publication. BOOKS PUBLISHED BY J. MAWMAN, LUDGATE STREET. TERAIINATION OF LOTTERIES. D ISH, of the old State Lottery (Sites, 3, Cornhill, and .4) 9, Charing.erom, having published at length the Scheme of the pivot Lottery, now merely directs the attcntioo of his best Friends, the Public, to the number and amount of the Prises it tontains, and its general arrangement. There are Four Capitals of 20.000/., and Thirty others cf 2 , 4 041, 1,9001., 3401., &c. 100,0001. is apportioned for the slier Prizes, and there are no Blanks, u every Number is sure r..U. at least. The whole Sum of 200,01101. wi!l be Distributed in One Day, :7th of APRIL. •.• IliSfl deems it requisite to apprise his Friends, that this is one of the kw opportunities that can be offered ram whereby a rge fortune may be gained by a trifling risk. The Chancellor of e Es.:bequer has disposed of the last of the Tickets granted by 'xliarnent, and has officially announced in the House of Commons I. sill out propose :,nosh-r Lottery Bill ; so that in akw • , :ths this mods"( adventure will cease altogether. t Nariety of Number's are on Sale at BISII's Offixs, 4, Corn -,:end Charing-erase, witere, in the short spec of three viz. in October, November, and December lust, ht Shared 2,478 - a Prize of - i:110,000 13,768 3. OOO No. 899 . . - . 29,4100 13.991 - . - - 20,009 15.6;.1) . - . 20,000 And 2t ifinor I apitala. ___ Or JAIIES'S PILLS have long 1. .1 established their decided superiority over every ether .11rtli •'7 /::'herto discovlrecl for the core of Colds, Rheumatic Attacks, •• ".t Fevers, and indeed all Disorders arising from obstructed I: • ion, of such frequer.t occorrenct in our chsngeabla climate. s ,, • travellir.g find ;hem most heuchcial, as they are so mild in r t.l!teta at lit.t to ree.uire any eont'ectrient. I the dersogentert of the digestive organs bilious and nes to."wdersArise, and the entisequent result is head -ache. nausea. Mt ., ' appetite. giddiness, and gouty symptoms. In these eases •: Analeptic Pitts afford constant restoring by degrees the lun g or the ator.leh and bowels. ;•t Dr. James's Analeptic Pills hare the name " F. ~ i.,," en:v./wed in the Oovemindu stamp. This must be 0b ..,. •..11 Int . .. Vim. are ver eral. Items. N ewbery cont i nue to prepare Dr. James's Analeptle PIN limn the utily Ileupe existing under Dr. James s hand, and .^Y .rc sold by tb,lu at the original Warenuuse for Ur. James's P i' orde?, N o . 4fr. t. Paul's Church-yard: and by J. Sanger, 140, t. -a"Lerret, in Doses at 4s. 6.1. or Six Ina huffy Boss 24. k'l " Dorms et platens uxor."—Hon. Thy house, and tin the cup of life. That honey-drop) thy pleating wife.. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; the strictest tie of perpetual friend. ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says.Julinson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes au imperative daty, not only to regulue the passions, but to cleanse the purser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure.may have entailed upon 'lt. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of thOle hapless inqances, which, while they excite the commiseration' of the be er, should aao impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Losorious habits will effuninise the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic I:hre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised su*rer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ouruives, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proof, of twenty years' successful ex. perienee. The easy cares of married' life are sometimes disturbed by the sorneesion of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the feinele habit is often eonstitutior.,ll7 weak—yetjt can be strengthened, arid deficient erergy improved :nto functional power. every cue of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa tion of the gencrative economy, we p'edire our /.bility to cure speedily, add with effect Esnrfstly solicitous to expel the unfeal ing.empyrie (ruin the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate Siena general principles with kits hesitation ; 'sad cootitlent in c ir owl honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgtona, we refer the saffnmg community of either sex (especi ally those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily Attendance is given for personal conlroltation ; and euers from the country are immediately answered; those must contain a remittsuce for advice and med icine, which can be kr. warden to ail part of the world, however distant. GOBS and CO. Burgeons, No. Il i Houverie.svect Fleet-street, London.. o .* Just publidiell, Seventeenib Edition, I. The .COIS of LIFE, • familiar Cotn,uent•ry on the above Dilenses. 2. li 1 GEIANA, addressed exclusive'' , to th- Female Sex. /A .ty be had at "It, Paternoster-row; MI, Pal/.null; 16, Princes meet, Soho; 174, rlass.streat; 4, ltathetine.street, hu and, Lon don; Porter, 11, Ovalioa.stsact, Lublin; Jones, 11/, Trongate, Glo.goo ; 61, South Bridgimurset, Edinburgh; and of 41 Houk sellers. Price Os. F INIIMMI I• A HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first In -11 by the Romans to the Accession of James I. By JOHN LINDA RD. D.D. Five vols. Ito. mice 8L laa. in boards, 2. The SAME WORK in 8 volumes Ilvo. price V. 161. in boanls. The CONTINUATION of this HISTORY, from the Acces sion of James I. to the Commonwealth, forming Volume VI. of the eta and Vols. IX. and X. of the Soo. Edition, is now in the Pr and nearly ready for publication. 3. The WORKS of VIC ESIMUS KNOX, D.D. now first col lected, with a Biographical Preface, and an engraved Portrait oldie Author. 7 vole aro. price 31. 13s. Old. boards. 4. lIMON'S PILGRIMAGE to JERUSALEM; a Picture of Judaism in the Century which preceded the Advent of the Mes siah. Translated from the German of F. Strauss • with Notce and Illustrations by the Translator. 2 volum es p ost ivo. price Hts. boards. 1. An ESSAY on MAGNETIC ATTRACTION, and on the LAWS of TERRESTRIAL. and ELECTRICAL MAG NETISM. By Peter Barlow, F.R.S. &c. Second Edition, w ith an Appendix, Sao. price 13s. boards & ASSO'S JERUSALEM DELIVERED; translated by the Rev. J. H. Hunt, A.M. late Fellow of Trinity College, Cano• bridge. 2 volumes Sao. price 11. lia. boards. 7. A CLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. By the Rev. J. C. Eustace. Sixth Edition, witb so additional Preface by the Editor t and Ttraoslations of the various Quotations contained in the Work, • Map of Italy, &c. 4 rotator:acclaim, price 31. boards. CLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY and SICILY, tending to illustrate sortie Districts which hare not been described by Mr. Eustis* in his Tour. By Sir Richanl Celt Hoare. Ham Second Edition, 11 volumes Ave. price U. 4,- We. V. TRAVELS of C 06310, URA ND DUKE of TUSCANY. THROUGH ENGLAND, in the Reign of Charles 11. To ir blab is prefixed, a MelllOilt of his Life; Mutinied with 40 Plates. Royal Ito. price Q. Is. boards, 10. A P ICTURESQUE TOUR THROUGH FRANCE. SWITZERLAND, and the BANKS of the ELIINE, sod through part of the NETHERLANDS. Seco. price Its. boards. 11. EriSAYS on the PICTURESQUE as COMPARED with the SUBLI3IE sod BEAUTIFUL; and on the Use of Biddy ins Pictures, for the purpo.e of improviug real Landscape. By Uirdals Pries, Esq. 3 cob. Oro. price 11. 7e. beard& JO, STRAND. NATURE AND ART, or TILE Y E ESQUINIAU INDIANS. Last Rotterdam Fair, like a Carnival (gay. Where Nature and Art form a splendid display, Two Esquimau: Indiana, to whoni were unknown The produce of aug ht save their ow n frigid woe, • Rutter, Sojouned on the Rotter, in secluded cure, No sight yet obtain'd of the city or fair; When over their bowls, in hilarity met, An Amateur laid with another a bet, That man in an unpainted state will desert Fair Nature's high charms for attractions of Art The Esanimaux Indians the bet to decide, Each party agreed by their choice to abide. Their Guardian's consent then obtain'd ;—to afford Fair scope, a large mom was abundantly stor'd With multiform produce of Nature and An, Attraction to draw and new pleasure impart ; Excluding, however, all minors, that serve Bo often untuter'd anemia, to swerve. The parties now ma', and the two Fimoimaux Were brought from the store in foil freedom to chute. The room they rung'd o'er with apparent delight, ' One charm, then another, perplexing the sight; Unsteady, and giving the prerrence to nese, Tan full iu their view their reflected farms shone By two then presitro'd poltsh'd mirrors reveard, Aught else if they were from observance soreesil ; Hers fix'd was the choice of the Indium " Alas ! My Mend, yon hare lost; for a Wight tookme-siamo H out of the question." --•` Then reit& your pursuits," 'The other replied, and or.) mirror-like boots_ iluumbiah'd —anisaansesit the trhimph while backing, Of Art over Nature throagh 11 arren't Jet Blacking. Tbis my-whining and krilhant BLACKING prepared by ROBERT WARRAN, M, Straad„ London; and sold every town in the kiegdorra. Liquid, in Bentlee, 12d and IP& t*Cii Also PASTE BLACKING. it. Pots, ltd., and led. mush. A Skinks Pet e Pete "..l te icor 1,. Uvula' of Llquid. MEET.INGS OF CREDITORS. •T TYE lIANXIMPTS . COURT{ lIAJUNGUALL-rraitT. TO.MOMAOW. THUM =Vl'llllOll. Bennett, 0. Seymour-place, Marylabonne. butcher - Edwards, J. Rathhone-place, draper - - Meridall, J. Bristol, haberdasher - - King, T. Oxford, grocer - . - - Leigh, J. Blue Anchur-road, Bermondsey, ergiceer - Pocock, J. W. Svuthanipton-street, r!:nod, uPkolsterer Smith, T. 0. Sun -street, Bishopagate-street, haberdasher Thornhill, W. York-mews, York-place, New-road, livery stable-keeper - - - Vjgor, W. Torii, Maidstor.e, Kent, butcher . - Walter, J. jan. Lambeth.walk, men-builder - - SECOND WETTINGS. Davy, W. Webber -street, Coburg Theatre, earpenter - le God , * W. Strand, bookseller . I Hawke*, J. OW Jewry, hardwarenum - . . Hayleu, W. Windsor Castle, Haittneworith. ♦i-tualkr 2 Howes, W. jun. Robarts'-terrace, Commercial-toad. othran i :11111T MEETINGS. (Irdner, R. M. Peal, Kum, inrrchant - - II awkirA, A. tit. Alba As, Hens. Orpkeeper - - I) I V IIrENI)S. Berry, W. Alphington, near Eu L ler, tanrr - - Fox, T. Grtat Sarrer• street. stagic-...arapar - Murphy, P. elunlo•te.street. Blonnutburr, iiine.trarchant Sargert, G. E. Marlboroagt.placr, Great Pcter.street, IVest. umeter. patent-leather-Juts:et - LeTtesattraF 111 WIT.—We have often observed that fa lane takes freaks. and favours para.-like camitits at particular periods : for instance, nut of the ma 30,0001. and three 20,0007. Prises sold Ey Sigh the haws end of last Lottery Contract, that one votive 30,0001. was sold at Blanchester, part Of anothet at Liver. pool, and part of one of the 20,460 Prima eel telt in mother dial. sivicn of Lancashire ; this has given Mr. Hentsigwny, *petit at Marchoster, great eclat. end causes Lis rake to be greet for the foot 29,0001. and other Capitals. which ernst be all damn the 12th of this month. Mr. Kaye of Liverpool, WA'. stri.:4 there, way oho sapeet to COON te fot a greatly incremed We. :r , I 1 I ~~ ~' , ~j :1' • , 14; 7IMALLY AT URAVESEND.-Tbe sr and Copenhagen ; Juanita, Yount, Martin. for Sc Mary's and Sierra -The Laurel, Dunlop, fur Caw ' I r Hamburgh ; Antonio, Brandt, for Hamburgh ; Amethyst, Thompson, Commerce, Fournier, fur ('alals ; Heilins, Briggs, for Tenerilre, Van uth Wales; Abeone, Davidson, far i Sr. Lawrence : Anahuac Jamison j Stranger ; and Oman, Blackburn, I, foe Ninisighitin and Bay Chaim*. ; i kid • Mary, Beacheroft, for Deme. . , limber ; and Royal Aloft, Scott, for ro ICELAND.-Sportsm.n, Cotter,l j !vas, for Dublin. / --mw•---. 7 - : -Arrived the Ftanmer packet, from about twenty sail of mas t ers, bound , the Poulin, Hiroo, iron: Sims ' / P e Maria and the Rolla were loaded, kW ' .5; the Northumbria, the St. AMC . fled. but abort of men ; the Wood- • POW. fourteen days ; the Reword, or Fanuery. Oa' the port the Thomas, one for Plymouth. Sailed the Me;. Mi. 111 -Arrived the Lady Nugent, Cofsn, r the port the Fanny. —, from the .1 Ion; and the Kinwersly C as tl e , f rom • ck the Isabella, Hollock, and tLircy. . • . Leal the Baltic Merchant transport, I -arrived the Norfolk, Oreig, from . RF es ; and the Diadem transport, from through yestriday from the River opt, Hamer, for Quebec ; Zealous, 11 both, PArrvatan, for Mirantichi. ' 0.-The Twey °musters, Middel, inridered on the 14 , 1 i insiant-crew 1 The 'Resolution, Hahn. from Ham. . , - oat on the Island of Cost on the Ile Inclitazion, Deetjen, after tin. k : r carf, , i), has been safely got from off own by the bootie, and will probably il on her voy age to London. The Julia, lloed, from Roue-dam sanded on a bank in the Sloe, 05' it "i• d. The wreck ash be sold on the e Bore. Alevander. from Landon (14 on the 10th instant leaky. ). from S. Domingo to London,. put in consequene.: of the master betng :-The Suffolk, --. from London off Tuskar, the packet ship Leeds. t l P . ; mod, the William, Deptford, from of Tusks,, by the Tamar, 'French, Pots, from Leghorn to Linea, 17th ar.timo, out twelve days ; 24th, off , 1 e Little Sally, of London ;3d 'sass.. • s itisa, of London ; 24th, the Vestal, .1 Vera Cruz, out eight days, all well, yde. : . !................ OF CREDITORS. I MET{ IMUNGIIAEL.MEIIIIIT, i . • 11011110 W. ..G. G ....-. i . MEETIEOII. H. darylabonne„ butcher - 10 1 J drapes - - 1,1 ekes . - - 12 - . - - I. . Bermondsey, ergineer - 11 i I • street, sirsod, upholsterer 10 opsgate-street, babesMialter 11 'ork-place, New-road, livery. • - - 2 Kent, butcher . - 1 It, men-builder - - 10 u MEETINGS. I burg Thektre, Carpenter - 10 :: Cr - . II /) i rareenen - - . 2 Hammersmith. victualler 2 ace, Commercial-toad. orhran 11 MEETINGS. , nerehant . -1: 'a. shopkeeper • - I I . . 'IDKNDS. Exeter, tans.,? - - 12 . sou:le:.-etratas - 11 , . Bloornaburv, ssine-merchant It . . dace, Great Petu.street, West. ter - 11 mommommommmo I . • i -We have often observed that ', 1 '.um porta:lilts MIMICS at inrrieulftr the tea 30,0001. and three SLOW, ed of But Lottery Contract, that one anehester part &mocker at Liver. 1,2411 hills eau eehl in mother dlvi. ISS gives Mr. Me11191111,4y, Bab** lat. and causes his sales to be rent LI Capitals, which must be all drawn r Kaye of Liverpool, WA'. van; )e us for a putty intremed ult. : • , 1 i • <-- - PHRENOLOGY. DR. 6PURZHEIM will deliver to Ladies and Gentle was COURSE of TWELVE LECTURES oo PORE. ISOLOGY, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Three o'Clock, at Willies Rooms, King-street, St. James's. To begin on I'aRSDAY, the 7th April. Ticket% Two Guineas each. to be had of Mr. De Vile, 367, Strand; at the Bar of the Thatched Rouse Tavern; mad at we Rooms we Ole Dan of Lecturing.