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their homes to some sacred temple or gliaut ; and I had an opportunity of witnessing one in the orighbourhood of Cal cutta who was perforneing this penance He laid tumult' upon the ground on his face, and then getting up, advanced two long steps about equal to his height, then spin lay down, and continued this abetted pilgrimage as longs. I ob. moved him, and doubtless to his destined sped Rut the most singular penance I ever heard of was in Bengal. At a certain feast in the autumn, • number of Hoiden de votees erect • large mend in an ores place in the neighbour hood of the vitiate, with • moveable yard arrow- the top of it. From this yard a nips with an iron hook is misprinted, the end of the yard being brought down near the mound ; a Bramin passes the hook through the mn'clea of the hack of omen( the devotees, between the shoulders, and, the lever "o^ depressed at the other end, the miserable fanatic is drawn up in the air, and the yard being moved round upon a pivot with great rapidity, he, swinging out in almost a horieeental position, amidst the scream' and shouts of the crewel, throws Rowers to them. There le a precautionary I tree loose loop put round hie , in case the Mischs of the back should give way. They have also • seprstition that a matt about to be executed imparts • sanctity to all he touches; and s in a manner similar to thief, he always throws (towers amongst the crowd, who eagerly scramble ter them." lie gives a very intereating description of the ntupendous caves of Ellora. Views of them have been mittliabed be- Mr. Daniell, of which the author speaks highly. The extract is too long for inser tinn here, but the prefatory observations are philo &opine and eloquent. " Altr breakfast, taking en Srpoys for ate escort, we pence. eled in our palanquins tow -truly the caves ' distaid &begat a mile; and I do not recolteet that I ever felt *ore saiceety and impatience, or expected more de light, thail on thee °erasion ; and I bare by no mean . been disappointed. Paring olefin:rod, though dreadfully fatigued, I will not p-rmit my feelings in pass away, without recording them on a in ere surore tablet than that of my memory. My ewes sod mind are absolutely satiated with the wonders I here seen : the first are weary with objects so gigantic rid extraordinary, to which they were totally wive cuoteenterl ; and the latter has been Ste much on the stretch. be beg crowded and overwhelmed with ideas so over roweling and various, that I thapair of ever forrning any cube judgment upon them. The gross superstition, the censers( their formation, becomes even reepectalele and venerable, efenin tier admiration which I expel ieoced of these early and stupendous weed(' of human genius, of unremit ting toil and perseverance. I felt a **ligation of gratitude, and *almost of esteem, towards flee r. legion which hail ef fected a labour so immense and remarkable. Every thing around me spoke of other tines--of nhl,viduals,esti ,and sole, Inn since passed away; aid I took a honied view of the pl e:ribt state of India, looking in aain for any power or I rasa of Ines', great, or I ably almost say omnipotent enough ter venture on so prodigious ate node, ing—a work a loch lea surceasfillly a ithstood the hailimous attempts of the fil shientetioni, and outlived the name or era of its funnder, se loch is bidden In the most remote antiquity. The Bra and the Hindu., nation*, in their original purity, lung le foie our era, w let lead here concentrated their religious in. rtitnoi. o• and pewee-, and matte the very mountains .shyer. ieeet 1.. their auperatilson, and the •atintis changes which had bairn place throughout India within tier last 2,onet yeses, all passed with the velocity of a althea; and as I et ..... I ill koalas, casting a raped glance font those ages con real.d lee lowest trable darkness, in which the stupendous ..... tenements of art before me had arisen, down to the present numeat, I sought is wait. ter any incident in the tepee of brae, which could convey an equal concepteon of the power of neon over matter. Acid here that national and personal vanity se 1101 1 her already confessed riOnspletl tier In ask myself deer the cdeject of amazement, held tee this in the his. leery of lodes, was not that of the iediallitants of an island in the outskirts of Europe, unknown even by name in these r.:giume, till they were teen first as 1111rthanis, and then as re.siequerors ; and who, during little more th iu half a tro lley. had by a gradual extension of military operation', t.uruieeating in those which formed the subject of the die putelies with which I was charged, established over the remote, ate iiitlittuce or dominion, which may uuw he said to be isisiversal." Ilia description of his visit to the great pyramid, lifter parting with Mr. Salt and Mr. Belzoni, of whine lobarrs for the arts he speaks with the warmest enthusiasm, is also interesting. After pinmerating the dimensions and describing the I respect Goal the summit, with great accuracy, lie observes— As it has been customary fur travellers to inscribe their Names oo the summit. I chose a place fur mine on the same stone no which Lord Belinorr had inscribed his, that of his I dv. and that it bit Lordship's brother, Captain Curry. 1 here ass also the name of Rosa on the stone, which I r w-hided was that of some enterprising damsel, and gave leer all due credit far her successful attempt; but have since I. as sit that it was the cognomen of her Ladyshiy's lap_ The calcareous stone is very soft, and I found pert facility in cart iug tonne, though a very long one. I Lotted fur the of the various persons who bail per sunup inner, it—l found that of Lord Hutchinson, with Ito date, MI. Several French names with the dale, au. 9, cf the repoblie. I also saw that of Clasteanbriand, and somebody has taken the pains to r nriave under la"Zioif, rug id,' which I was assured is really the fart. It was my wish to have dated some letters l totem!, d fur India, from the top of the great pyramid ; but I found the Arabs had wily briniest up my memorandum took and pencil. " In di W. 11111.1 g, aWs I much derailed, being always f eted with giddiness iu looking down Cum a height, I lowed in .sir. easy; the reason I know nut, ()crept my being await that the alternative was to remain the rest of my days rip.. the top army pyramid, ir of continually looking down tits. Hof my descent; and I bad uo retuta of my usual cow- I cants. Colonel Fitzelarence, an snore titan one part of his instructive and entertaining works, gives lute resting instances to spew the cordiality that prevails in service between the European • and Seapoy irnops, and the proper deletence (no doubt owing the example of their officers, mid the state of their discipline) paid by the futieker•to the religious scluples of the latter. A variety of occurrences look Alice in the course, of Ole Colonel's journey, in which it is tvi:teipt, though Ins delicacy sup presses the particular., lie was exposed to imminent personal danger. and onlyeacopeil it by his courage and energy. The uniform of a British officer never seems to have beets worst with inure honour, or to have elicited more attention and respect than by Ciilosicl Fitzclaresice, teen in the most critical and 'perplexing circumstances. lie says, speaking of his "'plant) , in Egy pt— " Ui. red jacket was every where sufficient to point me Oat as laglaz; and, as Sir Robert Wilson says, in the tune of the oecupatiou of the country by our army, ' the red coat appesird to me as much respected as the turban of N '." In the conclusion of the work there is a singular tefetti:ce to the city of TilllbllCtoo, so Often spoken of in the centre of Africa. We cannot forbear (low's( the following extract respecting it, which tile author, among otlirr interesting accounts. re ceived tr•pin the Governor of two Morocco who were oil their pilgrimage. It oar natural that we should attempt to ascertain if it was prat 'arable fur a El lIIIk to pass from Fig to Tiosbncluo be thought the Emperor of Morocco would USW 0/11; views of any Enelialimea to reaching that city, which he an swered with the greatest roundessee in the affirmative. As to any &auger with tie it, he expresser a conviction that there is not the slightest; but singly, he thinks, that • great risks would be hazarded. I further asked Wm whe ther, if duly rewardid, ha would aeconspany me to Timbuc. too, to which be assented with the umaust readiness; mid added, that we could reach that city in forty-seven days from Fes on hurnbick, and that he would forfeit his lift if he did nut bring me back safe." F LAW lATE,LLIGLNCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Wernetassut, SATURDAY, MAT S. OPERA HOUSE. WATERS V. TAYLOR. The LORD Cna9cc.t.t.oB confirmed the Vire- Chancellor's decision in this case, di.alliming flint pa►t of the Muster's report which allowed Mr. Waters to deduct the sum of 8.5431. tni encum• berances on the O s iers-house, from the purchile money of it. the directed that Mr. Writers should pay the 8,5451. into Court within a mouth. In the mntier of the BEDFORD CHARITY. The Loup CHANCELLOR poptip,ssed gtvuog, his judgment in I his important case until Tuesday. Mr. I fart, the King's Counsel, was prevented from attending the Court by the dearth of Mrs. flat, oho eximed this morning. OLD BAILAY. These Sessions closed ou Saturday. The offences tried were of a minor elan, sod of nu interest.—Ad journed to the gtith instant. I'OLICE. GUILDHALL. ~-.......___ Saturday Aranl4, Anger was fully committed for felony on the pr• mists of Mews Bentley and S.m, printers, Holt• court, Fli el..treet. The Primmer had beep io their venire upwards of 11 years the tonperty stolen consi•deil Hotly of sorts in shtets and in odd volumts, of little value to Isiundt DUBLIN, NIAy 4. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. na Saturtlny last Counsellor Driseill, do behalf of Alderman M'ariier, olniiiinsd a conditional Rule lir a criminal inforsuoinis spinet the Proprietor, Printer, sold Publisher of earriek's Morning Post ; an I a like Role iig:enst the Priperter, Printer, and Publisher of The Dublin Arening Post. The Earl of depth Las ',resented the Reverend Whitehow to the vicarage of St. C a ti a o l ' ili e in this city, vacant by the death of the Reverend Arthur Knox. We have great I.leivoure in recnoil.. ing this notanee of the Noble Potholes liberality, as equally conducive to the true interests of reli gion, mud t ; ratifying to the piri-hioners of every description, Who ere vtrongly attached to 'Mr. Whitelaw, not le.- from his private ',mill and cx. emplary conduct for many years as curate, than front a recollection of the violradid talents and Christian virtues of his lite brother, the ltev. James IVhitelaw, who bail been the predecessor of Mr, Knoz.-1 Freeman's Journal., ftrir,lL INTELLIGENC'R. roßTsmorTat, au% 7. Arrived the Grasshopper, from Ihlef4x. Pavved up (loam!. iille Slerry, lSeazl y, from Ilarbadues ; and Mary Aun, IC Arrroelon, from Brutal. bailed the Mari°, Mackie, fur Prince Edward's. Wand. PLIMOLTII, lIIAT a. Came in the %Vont],imn, Bear, from Batavia, for orders; nailed 214 Decemlier, and from the Cape of Gum' Hope nit February; kit at Batavia, nearly ready fur sea r . Ilic ffl Grace, Prince Blucher, Rae*, M argaret, and Clauline : jailed 3.1 December the Regent, Ripley, for China 6th, Aurora, ‘Vordley. fur Bengal-1 lib ; H e i m 24.1, 1 1,,,,b, fur Madras-13th, Neptune, Viut, and Hunter, Hodges, fur Bengal. FALVOUTtI, IRA% 5. Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, a Mail f Lidwn in nine Jaya. The brig Mary and Eliza, fium liavannati to London, nut 48 day,, frll is with, MI 3d in.o. in lat. 50. 20, N. lung. 7. 30. W. the sloop Llszalkoli, 'fucker (6upposed to be master), di.niasted, and howapi it and rudder gone, and without any lIVISUII VII board ; ►he towed her 01' the Lizard, ■nd gave her in charge of the Betsey pilot-boat—arrived here this afternoon. DEAL, MAY 7. Arrived and remain in the Downs the Expedition, POW, from Tenersff to Pesersburgb, Castor, Parkes . , Gum Si. Kites, and sailed fur tie River. Came down Gum the Hives and naiird the Anna, fur I:tu Janeiro ; Nertnee,titenter, for Gilicsliar, I %ilia, Bry. don, fur Quebec; sad Jam, --, fear Diencalialt 'fur Porta, asentla. The Hon. East ludia Company's slip Regent, bound to China, was struck with lightning ma entering t he Straits, and reerierd some trifling damage ; she put into Batavia ou 24th November to repair her Iruarrpril, and proceeded on her voyage the 3d lircendrer. The Windsor and General KO, outward hound, were all well, in lat. I N. lung 19. 40. W. on the 2711. MEETINGS OF CBEDITYPIIS AT GIIILDIIALf. TO-MORROW. M. .1. and C. Bldg, list field, eue.sm..u.l.rewen ... 3 111 E. M. sad C. G. Vint:etre' t, lobeusi.zipe. ehauts W. Itelph, Levkas', Grew .. 3 11 M. and J. Primo, Artillery-Wed, eltalrra T. R. Moore, Deransik-court, paper-staint r ..... H. W. Andrrsuit, Cashion-court, mtrchaat 3 1 R. Harris, Woothstrert, stationer E. Radford, Straw!, tailor 2 11 J Jordan and Co. Stratford, coach proprietors T. Illepke and Co. St. Mary Hill, inticlistots S. Richardson, Nicholas-lane, mei chant It Lunch, Upper Ground-street, bra►,-fuouA. r .... 2 2 It. Ridley, Diming-Line, carpenter .- . . ‘V. Meaden, Nail, coact-m aker 2 11 G. Cooper, Walton.upoul Lames, brewer T. Wyatt, St. Job's-street, itatte-rusch-www.l4 r J. Hewletauu sad Cu. Le..lgste.litll, linen tit art ra .. 1 U DIVIDEN US. W. APKenzie, Covent.garden, tiwrilinist lO J. P. De Roure and Cu., Angel-court, merchants lO J. Rubaun, Little britain, stable lit4per ...... .... A. Heady, Guwtr•alrerl, builder .... J. Lee and Cu. Bread-street, nseirhants S. V. Gore, Bishopsgate.sticet, halm 1 d.uilii. r J. Pratt, Kennington, surgeon G. Rolimn, Geurge-yard, in. reliant 3O P. Phillips, King-street, merchant J. Lad lam, Gaeta *lw-street, ship.hioker . . 10 S. Taylor, Oxeuden•atreet, merchant T. Sissell, Jew/M.Blfeet,, tailor S. P. Seagar, Maidstone, dialer W. Cigar, Maidstuue, grocer CERTI FICATES H. Hudson and G. nudism, of Lases pool. alorkellerr.—. T. Foster, late of Yaldiu6, Kent, malistrr Venus, of Lower Slosdnell, Middles's, viatuer.—.l. W. Atkinson. of Norden, and late of Mitchum, Kersey, Griner —H. Stan ley, of Wonlrieh, Kent, usiller.—J. Wadley, t.: Cnstutry. street, Haymarket, Westminster, ehtesetnonzer.—G. Gray. of Hammersmith, Middlesex. tarprater.—D. Cawood, of Ntai:oo, Took, merchant.—J. Belmar, of Ilsoinsushain, pities-ononfacturet. rnE TURF. NEWMARKET FIRST'SPRING MEETING, 1119. PATVILDAT, MAY 1. The Palace Slakes of Isogs earth lllngs. ft. cults, Bid. 71b.; fillira, Wet 41b. It M. Duke of Portland's In•. c. by Soothsayer, tout of Pledge.. 1 Mr. Dolualso.'s eh r. Regent, by Election Mr. Vits*liiii bc. by Election, 111111 of his Stamford mare :t Doke of Rollaild's h. r. by !Waxy, out of Sorcery Lord Siawrll's h.( by Selim, out of Prosh's ohm Mr. Tete. tea b c Britoil, brio her to liovercinn Mr. Catickfurrra els. e. Gulliver, by Haphazard Duke of Graftim's li. c. Vanguard, by Haphazard pd 3 to 1 up Duke of ro►tland's br. e. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING,IBIO. mownliv, MAY lit Ilandirep Swerratakes of ISgs. rack, fur 3 yr olds and up wards T Y.C. Sir B. Bloomfield's ch e. by nut of Mary, apt. Sir J b. c. Anlar, by H tph,lz4rd, $4.51b. each. Ah M. 200ga. b. ft. Lon' CI 11.Catemlialer4 Allogio, Sit. Mr. Lambtan's Man deville, 7.1. 1016. 17.11.109g0. TUEIDAV. Seventy Guineas fur 3 yr oid;o11;,84t. 711, ; fillien, It M. Handicap Sweepstakes of 200. each, for 3 yr olds and up wards A F. ONISDAT. Ilandiesp Plate of 501. by •obarription, being the !bird of the doer 60/. Plates, fur 3,4, 5, 6 yrs old, and ■grd boosts. A.l'. Mr. Cl, rlirm'o David, Sot. 121 b. apt. Sir J. Shelley's An ., Ur, dot. 121 b. It. M. 400 gs Is ft. TIIVKINDAV. Thf• Jnrkry CIA Plate of 50er to he run for by bottles the prolieity of tnenalwrs of 11w Jockey Club; 4 yr Ode car ryioß 2.b.; b yr old., Bst. 31b ; 6 yr obis, Bst. 91k.; 1.1111 aged, 5.1. 111 b. H. C. Fifty Pound,' for 3 yr 4.1,11, carrying 60. 411,. ; 4 yr 15.1.; h vr olds, Bre. 71b. ; 6 yr olflo nod mzeil. Net. 12th 'l. M. M. The winner tio be sold fur 2t 0.1. if drrnaudrd a quarter of an hour after the lace, the owner of the Aerosol horse being fart entitled, Ise. Mr. Payoe's flauksborough, 110. 9114. mot. IA G. 11. Ca. icurlisies Alicgru, Sat. D.M. 2150g0. b. ft. CHESTER RACES. MONDAY, NAV 3. The Produce Stakce of 25g...e:ach, , ror colts, list. 411 b.; fillies, Sal l'wo miles. Lord Statnfuril's b. r. by Sir Oliver Sir T. Stanley's b. f. by Sir °herr 2 Sur 19.11'. 11'yom's 10. f. by Tyi q rum Innl Groqvirwor's b. f. by Pavilion Lord b f by Sebum pd Sir W. W. Wyou's b. e. by Youmc Soler, er• Sir 11'. W. Wy nu's b. f by Sir David Sir T. StaiSey's th. c. by Archduke The Grum sour Stakes; 3-yr olds, 6.t. 21b ; 4-yr olds, Aqt.; 5-yr olds, Ra. 91b.; six mud aged, 551. Mares ullisiletl2l6 : To run Ile Grosvenor Course. Sir T : Sisoley's ch. e Grand Duke, 4 yrs old Sir W. W, Wysites bl. f. Banshee, 4yri old Mr. Myttuo's ch. f. Sybil, 4 yrs old Lord Rossmorr's h R. earoloo, 5 yrs old 4 kir W. W Wytites cll. Is Equator, Mr. Itodeultatn`s hr. c. Siepleton, Mr. Price's 1.. f.l'hunderstorm, Mr. M yttotes b. h. Jupiter, mid Lord Be[graves b. b. Orontes, no/stared. Gen. Grusvenor's b. r. St. Lawrence, Mr. Ilwililswortlis ch. f. Turdli, Mr. Wirksted's b. C. St. Winifred, paid. A Sweepstakes of 15gs. each, fur houses that had nrveraroo ; three-year ulds,fist. 121 b.; toter, Bst.; five, Bst. 10Ib.; six, and aged, 91t. 216. Marc. allowed 316. Two miles. I.nrd by 'Young Alexander Xs. Cul hetes b. f by Haphazard, 3 yrs. Sir W. W. Wrisis ch. f. sister to Ottoman, 4 yrs Mr. Bodeishain's br. e. by Brighadura A 3laiden Plate, of SOL, for 3.yr olds, 64. 1211..; four, fist.; five, 8.1.*1b.; its and aged, 84. 1116. Mores and g I Wings allowed 21b. The second to be entitled to 101. Sir T. Stanley's hr. e by Newcastle 3 2 1 1 Mr. Lord's br e. by Dick Audiews 2 1 2 dr Mr. Bromwich** b I. Tambourine 1 3 dr Mr. iluailtlvamtli% la. it Bulwp, Sir W. W. Wyriii's Lt. c. rulininatur, sod Sir W. %V. %Vyint'a f. sifter to Ottuman, drawn. TVLIIDAY. The Earl of Chester's Platt of 100 gs. for four-year Oda, 8h1.116. ; five, Nat. 101 h ; six and aced, wumer, uf mie Plate csrryiug filb.; of tan, 71b. ; and of duet ur muse, 10Th. extra. Thrice tumid. Lord Itsw.susure's b. R. earulass, 5 yrs 1 Sir %V, %V, Wyssu's b. h. Poscator, 5 yrs . Mr. Massey's br. e, /Egon, 4 yrs bold Grusvensn's br. c, by Tuuug Mr:ander Ms GAlluw.c) . a ch. e. by Proust:an ; Mr. l'aintes's gr. c. Isy l'isijassies, Mr. "'Award's bl. Is. Sidruysliel, not placed. Mr. I.ussr. hr. r. Ly pick Andsews ; Mr. W. Scott's ch. g. by Itubem. ; NIr ligultbarisrlieft hr. S. Bikhop; Sit T.Staaley's eh Is. Usantl Duke ; law" Sir W. W yuu s ch. f. sister to Os sunsets, Nisi Sixty Gummi (clear), 'be girt of General Grosvenor anti Wulf 13.1grsse, fur duce yras ut4l tufts, lo carry Iffb, fillies. thit. tilh ; tom year old culls, 6sl. 4ib ; fillies, hi.i. Ith. ; itic hi bi ut 1 / 1 111C tau-nide hems Imid GIOSVCIIIJIN bC. St. Li%teller, 4 yIID old 1 1 Mr. My tiou'i ch. I. Sybil, 4 yin oil Si. liriiritr l'iiiiit*. h f. Fair hulupiats, 3 yrs 01d... 3 dr Si. J G. Egri ha. b i . by liiiitt,w4 bir IV. W. Wynn'. Is. f. Si Winifred Fell in iun Imo/ Guy's h. ( . by S. hut. Mr. Whitehouse's b. c. Cavendii. Sir T. Stinsicy's ch. c Giant' Ihili. ,Sir 'l'. Inside y'. br. c. Newcastle, Mr. [tog. rs'i. b f. Thunderstorm, and Sir W. W. Wynn'. br. c. by I ming horcrtor, drawn. lON [WAY. The Dee saakre of bOgs each. Lord Grey'. b. c Com m .... 1 ~r. Claims'' , hi. c ll..pbaz 11.0r.1 I:st.sveu.oCv b. c. Alaurd Str T. Stanley's cb. c •• • ...... •• .. 4 IWItIIAM ItAl LS, 1819. WEDNI I4 I I IA, AFOUL 20. The Atlases Rtak. o of JOEY ruck, p. p with 20go. sidolori h thr luau. Thr. e.)car olds, 10Ib. ; four-yror olds, Sol.; . . liet-yrar uldh , s%t. 911).; six-yi..ir old. and 12111. 'I hire rnd fulie.y.rir old waiting tithes allowed 311 i. Three milks. (5 Sulmesibers.) Mr. I. I) •••itilic% t Is. c. Mozatt, by Governor, 4 yrs old 1 Mr. I.4rbllimel, I) h. Iltsruuxhinau, S pr obi My. J. !iamb's tor le bilk Thomas, by Remembroiticer Mr. Jai 141'. Kalrida, by Maranon, 4 &rig old Earn hrifing, Mozart against Oar field; and six to four ag dust Buroilliman. _ _ PAKIR 141 f. The 11.erabtam Hunt Staakes, Why.. each, p. p ; Svc-year obis, 111.1 711.. ; aix.year nide aid aired, 12.1.; a winner to tarry 3ib. extra. (To be 6' uilr by Gentlemen, Members of any Fox-houtine Club.) Tvaionole beats.—(Ter Sub scrilwrs. Mr. lamalama's h. Is. Rob Roy, by Falconer, 4.yrs nl•1 ll 1 1 Mr. IA• Lisle% br. b Essex, by Worthy, 1 2 2 stir favnln de ai Marling. After Ito Ent best, 7 and N to I was 11w rawest* Isettinig in his fainnir, those' we we bare beard of as murli as a guises to a shilling Menlo: bean lust. After the sr mil beet, 2 and 3tol ou Rub Roy. The sr 1 twat was beantil idly contested over the whole of Ilw wound, and won by about a length. The third was also a good heat. PAW: sate. A Match for 1084 e. Is. ft. 110. each. Two mike. Mr. I'. lhorisaass's rh. r. Ferrrbee, by %Villein Geo. hedihrii's b c by Crentlimetam 'x.. .... Geo. Btdalou'a .;ult gar favourite. Wen easy. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. - - Turicluded ° from tie Strand piswe BANKRUPTCY YUPERSEDED. lane! tenor% Alexander Tabberer, and Charles Scads. more, late of Manchester, windless cord-manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. Gm:, Low% of Manchester, merchant, to surrender, May 21, 21, and .161011. 39, 41i Iwo, st the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Holdup, Krug-street, Manchester; sod Merin.. Willi., Clarke, and Ca IVarnford.court, London. Richard Lens ern. of Mancheater, cotton-merrhant, to surrender, May 19, 20, and June 19, at ten, at the Star lon, Heanagate, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Hampson, Mulberry street, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, I ainitott Jame* Watt. of Preston, Lancaster, manufacturer, to am.- tender, May 12, 13, and Jane 19, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. Attorneys, Mr. Ellis, Chaurery-Issue, Loudon ; and Mr. John Greenwood, Previous. John Levor, stow or late of Ashby-de-la-Zunch, Leicester, draper, to surretirles, May 25, at four, 26, at eleven, at the ofßee of Mce , rs. Dalby and Dewea, Ashby-die-la.Zouch, and June 19, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Ashby-de-la- Zouch. Attsuneys, Memo's. Long and Austen, Gray's-Inn, Loudon ; and Messrs Halby and Dewey., Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Itichird William Jscksion, of Nlelksham, Wilts, grocer, In surrender, May 11, 1:3, and Jime 19, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball, Belle Attorneys, Mr. Hillmans, Covent-garden, to ndisn ; and Mr Emoxon, Bath. James Bell, of Poole, •low.inaker, to surrender, May 25, at four, 26, and lime 19, at ten, at the London Tasern, Poole. A turnsiq, Alexander and Hohue, Ncw-Inn, London ; and Thomas Parr, Poole, Dorset. Moses Shepherd, of Fareham, Southampton, dealer in hops, to surrender, May 21, at one, 22, at eleven, and June 19, at Cruickshank, Gosport; and Misers. Alexander and Holm% New. Inn, Loudon. Thomas Rhoades, jun. of Queen-street, Hoitton, Middle. sex, glass-mounter, to surrender, May 15, 22, sad June 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bennett, Tokenhouse-yard. Georce levee and Bernard Coheir, late of Maacheater, fus. tianmanufactnrers, to surrender, May 31, at two, June 1, at nine, and 19, at two, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Hanging. ditch, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Lawler, St. Ann's-square, Manchester; and M . Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench walk, Inner Temple, Loudon. Benjamin Foot, of the Half-Moon Tavern, Graceehurch. street, Lo ndon. tavern-keeper, to surrender, May IS, 22, and June 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Rear. don and Davis, CAirbettscourt, Graceckareb-street. Isaiah Beckett and James Roberts, of Silver-street, Wood ootreet, London, Blackwell-Hall factors and trimmimumana far-tourers, to surrender, May 15, 20, and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Butler, Cornhill, London. Henry William Vander Kit ft, late of Narrow-wall, Lam beth, Surrey, end of High Holborn, London, oil-merekaat, to surrender, May 15, 22, and June 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapsille, John Thompson, of Joiner-street, Southwark, Surrey, vic tualler, to surrender, May 11, 22, and June 19, at tea, at London. Attorney, Mr. Charles Pratt, Harper. street, Kent-road. Mark Daniel Marlin, of the Burlington-arcade, Piccadilly, Midiklesex, jeweller, to surrender, May 15, 22, and June 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Car. dale and Young, 1101borwcourt,Gray's.Inn. • Thomas Beats, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex,' bat now a prisoner in the King's Bench, coach-maker, to surrender, May 15, 22, and June 19, at twelve, id Guildhahl , London, Attorney, Mr. Carlon, High-street. 'Mary Firth, of Cooper-bride, York, lime-burner, to sur surrender, May 20, 21, at six, and June 19, at ten, at the %White Hors* limn, Huddersfield, York. Attorneys, Mr. Richard Battye, Chancery-lane, London; and Mr. Peace, 11 udders& Id. Rattinton and Adam Lyttleton Prattinton, of Bewdley, Worcester, tourers, to surrender, June 1, at Eve, 2, and 19, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf lass, Bewdley. Attorneys, Messrs. Pardo and Nicholas, Bewdley, Wor cestershire; and Messrs. Benhow and Alban, Lincoln's lout, I London. Edward Smith, of Tothill•atreet, Westminster, chinamsn, to surrender, May 18, 25, and June 19, at eleven, at Guild. hall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Alexander and Hu[me, New-Inti, London. John Appleyara, of Kingston-upon-Hull, bricklayer, to surrender, May 14, 15, and June 19, at eleven, at the Dug and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attorney, Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn-square, London. Joshua Gottreux, of Mincing-lane, London, broker, to surrender, May 14, 22, and June 19. at eleven, at Guild. hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Broad-street buildings. Robert Blachford, of Little Tower-hill, Middlesex, atm. firmer, to surrender, May 15, 22, and June 19. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Mark-lane. Brook Walker, of West Smithfield, London, tailor, to surrender, May 11, 25, ■nd June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carpenter, Church-passar, Old Jewry. William Smith, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, to stir. render, May 11, 25, and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Lothbury, Loudon, John Lanadell, late of Northampton-square, Middlesex, victualler, to siirrender, May 11, 22, and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorneys, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Charter-house-square, London. Charles Bastian', of Norwich, coach-maker, to surrender, JIM? 4,5, and 19, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Nur.. wick. Attorneys, Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Norwich; and Messrs. Tilbury au.: Langdale, Falcon-street, Falcon-square, Luudou. DIVIDENDS. June 1. I'. Pear-on, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the George loin, Liverpool. Juin/ 8. J. Mead, sometime inured Nash Lee, Bucks, after. wards of Bleillow, late of Stone, and now a prisoner in Aylesbury Gaol, wheelwright, at ten, at the %Vbita Hart Inn, Aylesbury. June 4. W. Everett, of Cambridge, corn-merchant, at eleven, at the Red Lion I n n, iu tlw Petty Coley, Cambridge. May 31. T. Aslinieail, of Bristol, haberdasher, at our, at the RI 11111 l ter Tavern, Bristol. May 31 J. Fletcher sod J. Fletcher, of Liverpool, ship. chandlers, at one, at the office of Messrs. Avisun aid Wheeler, Hanorer•street, Liverpool. May 31. S ktichords, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at She George lon, Dale-street, Liverpool. May 29, J. Harper, of Fleet-street, London, bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 29. E. Block, of Brockton, Salop, miller, at eleven, at London. May 22. W. Reed, of Fleet-skeet, Loudon, law bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nay 31. %V. Johnson, the elder, and T. Johnson, of Liver pool, coack-ma hers, at one, at the George Lou, Dale. Street, Liverpool. June 8. S. Card, the elder, late of Mere, Wilts, farmer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sliepton Mallet, Wilts. May 29. J. St. Bathe, of Austin-Friars, London, ship owner, at our, at GOlidhall. May 29. J. Duttleld, of Tottenham-street, Kentish Town, Middlesex, coandealer, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. CERTIFICATES.—MAY 29. J. Jacob, of Gravel-lane, Houndschteh, London, tobac. cousist.—J. Ryan, of Liverpool, merchant.—J. Morton, of Ainsworth, Lancaster, cotton-matiufacturer....T. Moran, of Holyhead, Auglesta, innkeeper.—J. Day, of King-street, Holborn, Miilithves, goldsmith.—D. Crickett, of Houghans, otherwise Hotfoot, Kinn, timber-merchant. —J. Randall, of Pancraroakeet, Tottehham.court-road, and of Craven-place, Kentish-Town. Middlesex, auctioneer.—W. Burton, of Conant!, Condom,, auctioneer, —J. Durham, of Lower Sbad well-atreet, Middlesex, carcambuteher. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Corder and W. Gibson, of Mark.laae, corn and seed fac tors, May 4, 1819.—5. Ilinnall and It. Wilaoo, of Worcea. ter, carpentcre, A pri I 29,1818.—E. Coattail and R. Cuadall, of Lidlaliorp, York, farmers, April; 11119,....11. Stooges T of Clement's huh orgy 4..„, t 3 n o n h 0 I ol:tlI n t y , 3, 14 . 1 1 8 k i m i _ .., vv. io f n t salrevarth M. 3, 1819.—W. Trierioncr pf lust, Caeiorio-ei re et. cherecala..c, re M. % I, 1819.+1J Ilughrs aeol R Young, of floret ei.re t, Simplon, of Imre Mail. SisCordslorr Vullrrire, chime-lei me. (emitters, Nov. 11, 1818.—W Hampshire. and W. WooilBetr, of Blackheath, JP-411,p.otmilers, March IQ., K. , , r 8. Icy sod .1. Raeirecn, of Ilalifeir, York, casil:m.skric A. 411 I, 1819,—) M.Hemalel sies , l R. Wilinn, of Diedie y. Worrrovr. draporsi March 2, 19111 —W. Hariehio and Ris MatruslebaYork, lautta.manufactorms, May 3, 1818. PRICE OP SCOAR. The average prier of lloorn or Nn•rova4n rtogar, puled from the ileums made in the wee k Jay of May, 111111, I• 41•. 1, 3 .1. t+••r !minima •vizi,4 exclusive of the Duties of Custom• p:11 , 1 or oiyable tha t ." or the importation tbareof int• Great Bs amis. PRiek4 OP CORN. Average Prices of Corn i di England 211,1 %Vai n , I, tlti Quarter of F.zlet Windicater 11uabeir, and of Ottote4l boil of 14allis. avoirflupufr.e, firm the returns f crested in tae week ended the Id of *lay, 111 . 11/ Wheat. Rye ' nar!ey s. d. 9. d ( 74 3 44 7 47 11 Oats. •. A. :0 0 Brans. Pease. Oat MIA I . s. d. s. d. d. 63 6 53 9135 10 MARKET'S, NEWBURY, BERKS. Wbest Ns to 75s Oil Oat. Rye ..... ... —. to —s ed Beans 5O. ti. Ct. , I 4 Barley 38% to 42% Oil Pease Brest, Is 8.1. in 1.. 13,1 per Galion. PRICE or imps, per (:wt NEW BAGS. slew POCK Kent.... 51 Its to 6/ 15, Kent.... 6/ o, lo iss Ros.ex.. 51 Os to at os somx GI o, to o' 111 Essex 08 10 01 Os Essex .. 6/ O. to 7! •'. Farubam, second, 9/ 16s to 10/ Os—fine. 91 161. to 10/ Ins Foreign Pockets 3/ rrs t.. 41 104 PRICE OF RAW FAT, v rlt.lllP r 4 b at. James's, 4s. 441 —Whitrclaapt I, 41 20. Average. 4s. 3d. PRICIER OF TALLOI Tow. Tallow 744 0.1 od Yellow Russia 71s Oil White ditto...flts Od Oil Soap ditto.... 644 Oil —s OJ Melting Stuff 51s Oil Ditto r0ugh..341 Gd Oil COAL MARKET. Mkt' 7. Ship, at Market. Ships Sold. Pri.e. 9 Newcastle 5 Sunderland 5 3G• 84. to 43. 81. 2 Connell Coal 0 .... —s. Od. to --s. 01. BIRTH. On Saturday last, at the Manor House, Wandsworth, the Lady of Aldermaa Magnay, of a sop. DEATHS. On Monday last, at Boston, by the raptore of a bincrd vessel, aged 48, J. W. H. Burton, Esq. of It sigburuiseh. On Monday last, at the College, near !Oa 11+111117, 171 h,a 82d year, Henry Penriiddock %Vyndhatit, E.q. lie was father of the Corporation of the city of Siliabury, and rt. presented the county of Wilts in Parliament &sateen )rats. He bad long been is a declining slate. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 21110617. 111ormug 17 after 2. I Eveuing el after I. SOAP, &r. per 111.1). :map. (Ma Mottled Cord lnfri Palm (:raves -4). Good Dregs lO. I's PRICE OF Book Stork 250 3 per Ct. Red . 71.1. 3 per Ct. Cons. 711 ri 3i per Cent..,. 79i 80 4 per Cents. 90 5 per Ct. N. Attn.. Il►4li B. L. Atm... 18 11.16:i • Profession of 1 ) livs • li• is of his hitrlcest 1 Iroll3oCe to mankind, anti when the talent• and hied reputation of those eminent Surgeons, Messrs. CURRIE and CO are considered, who dm tog t hit ty rot s exprrience a n d extensive practice in this 111 . 1101/01i. lieve art •I t to peat etion, it is nut easy to refrain from espies-me regret and indignation at the frauds and tojtirms c by ignorant and . ntieducated men, will,' lon often trdle with the health, and destiny the lives of their fellt e w.ereatur••• Messrs. CURRIE and CO. are Members of tlo: Copt' Col leges of London and Ltlinlitirgh ; thine diplomas and testi monials may be seen at their House, No. 107, Ilailost orden, where in all cases of Syphilis, Nervous Debility, %%midair Relaxation, Strictures of the Urethra, &cc. Ike. they may lee consulted, either personally or by letter. Messrs. Currie and Co. owe to an introdurt 4)11 (0 a friend and pupil of the illustrious Tissot the shoots... y and argot. Sitiwm of a simple mode of treatment its all cases of Debi lity, from whatever cause arising, which in itseardiug she violent MCIII3 hitherto practised in this country, 2. 1, " 1040 to every muscular fibre of the patient, 'emotes his nitwit Spirits, and re-establisbi a his vicone, without imiamiug the constitution, amid thus exposing Win to time dangers if a relapse. In Strictures of the Urethra Megan. Currie and Co. tare excited the ant • hewn' and approbation of the most ti.s. tingnislied medical men, by completing, tit lin., arils, tures which have defied all the resources of their •k;1!. Medicines sent to all parts of the world. No. 107, Dalton-garden. We are requested to inform our Itradeis th.t Messrs. COOPER allri Cu. Surgeons, of Charkit,. House, Great Charlotte-street, Bieckfriars-road, have, in consequence of their extensive practice, and for the mecum ntodat ion of patients at the West End of the Town. establish. .1 a Medical Board in Woodstock-street, 00%ml-street, a ler doors from Rond-strcet, where. Physician of 40 years experi• care, and a Surgeon of great eminence, reside, and %bete all the Board alternately attend the who!' of therm aro Members of the Royal Colleges. Th it tve heirs restored to perfect health by their matted talents is UIIIVC , sally acknowledged, many of whom had biro slischai , ge I from Hospital., amid otherwise improperly treated. are cousultcd at Woodstock-house, Woodstuek-strci.t, front Eight iu the Morning until Eight at Night ; and at tho Medical Board, Clisilotte-home, Ftlackfriars.roail, from Twelve till Eight in the Evening —Mecbaatcs have advice gratis every Evening front Six till Eight, at both and un Sunday Mornings until Tuck,: o'Clock.— Messrs. COOPER and CO. beg to observe, they have coissexicon with any New COOCCIII therefore all kedges sic to be directed tO Charlotte-hoiete, —Lectures MI Ruptures, and also oil the 'l‘ rentrneot er a Certain Disease, will be delivered at birth houses (-very Spring and Autumn. LONDON Printed alai Published at she tldice, N‘. I= 7 . %read; .here Advertisemeets me received, nil I etit (pmt-paid) oust be addressed—C. smirii, co I. amuses !nu, !'tinter—J. KV FE, No 127, siisue, Publisher. ON SATUR DA V. India 1100t14..'27 48 pr. Ex. 1311:‘,2..... 7 1 4 l'g. Ditto C 010.., of Lotter• T.eket% KV. tot.. Cot... for Ae.7it 7i 71E 72 ■err w R:g, A.