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N - 7 - br 4rittot) Prdo. r(i. 1 1 , P .N LP^ Q~: .i'.~~ -"", HEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 1 THIS EVENING will be preeented (second time) the t, led, of THE SPANISH BARBER. Count Almaviea, Mr ELUSTON. Doctor Barthel.), Mr. MATTHEWS. Basil, Mr. GROVE►. Willey, Mr. PALMER. Arm., Mr. DE CAMP. Lattaaillo, Mr. BI.NSISTER, Jim. Willie, Mrs LOAMiELS. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1804. (PltttE SIXPENCE. certain Wes-India Planters; and anntber Petition from Puget . Lyon, Esq. Agent for the island of id. mzica, a gainst the Slave Trade Prohibitio4 sill, and pray ing to be heard by Counsel against thpyyne. Ordered to lie on the table. Adjourned to Monday. VIM' ILLING-OFFICE, Julia 23, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for riaualbreg 1111 Majesty's Novo do hereby give N.tire, Thar on- 1 1164 i I) IY, the 2d July nett, they wig be ready to release Tinders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Five Hundred Tons a: Iran Butt Hoops, to he delivered in Fight Weeks, by weekly propor• into the rietstidling Stove • et Deptford; and to tr paid for by Bias payob'e Noah Interest, Ninety Days after date. This Day k published, in Quarto, Volume the First, con taining the V.Aretable Kin4dom ; with Plates engraved by Springsguth, nrd coloured f:ona Nature, V. 2s. ORGANIC REMAINS OF A FORMER woRLI); or an Examination of the minecJised Re mains of the Vegetables and Animals of the Antediluvian Woad ; generally termed Extraneous FOIMIIIS. ny JAMES PARKINSON. • Letters to the Atithiw, Ifixaisn-sipiare, London, will secure Imnressioin according to the priority of application. for the same purpose are also open at Mr. Robson's, New Pond street • Mr. White, and Mr. Murray's, Plect-ireei; Nlr Symonds', iatemoster row; Mr. Taylor's, Holborn; Mr. Ayente, 111.mra. Richar&ons. Cornhill ; Messrs. Arch's. GraeschurcH•oreet ; Messrs. Black and Parry, I.erdenhalt• street and Marsrs..Gicenland and SOM.', Finsbury-aquare. ilment every part of this globe, the remains of a former world sic ccadinually offering themselves, for the contempla tion of mank!inl ;te wiling, that the plebe: ere inha has surferA considerale changes by the ravages of an universal deluge, and by the influence of other causes, acting with vast power, and to a wide extent. Among 11104 . remains, the iL of the vegetables and animals of tho3e days JIV covered; smincinr that several species of beings 'll'4l existed, which are ..ow entirely unknown, and perhaps extinct: their mutilated remlots only being left to prove that they once lived, anal we. e d estro y e d w ith th e f ormer world. . , HOUSE OF COMMONS. Alter the Speaker's return from the Lords, the Exchetiner Bills Bill was read a third time and passed. On the Motion lor the third rcadingof the Irish Sump Duty; Mr. CORRY stated, that h was his intention. had the Hon. Mover and Framer of the Bill been present. to have proposed a short clause, by way of rider to the Rill, for regulating the mode of keepini the Irish Stamp Duty Accounts. . Mr. STURGES BOURN r; eriwessect his readi ness to postpone the third reading of 'the Bill MI Monday, in order to accommodate t h e • Right ft*. • Gentleman. Mr: CORRY declined accepting of this rn4,llg ence, and stated, char he •helieved the ert•jt , g Se had in view could be obtained by an weer of tie Heise. The rill was thca read a third tizne stud pissed. Mt. HUSKISSON presented' an account of the Estimated Charges in His Maje , :y's Civil flit Re venue, for the quartets ending sth Aril st.ld July, 1804. He also presented an account of the Money adianced from the Civil 1 ist for the Public Service,_ not made good by Pa-ha:Trent, and *an ac count of the sum wanted to defray thig k;spencol3f employing Convies st home. 'I hese Accounts were otdred to lie on the table. The Irish Customs and Excise Puty Bill was ve.i. ported, and ordered w be read a third time an Monday. Mr. ALEXAIDER brought up a Bill, grant- • ing an Annuity to Lady.Kilwarden.- Read a }firs t time, and ordered to he read a second time od Monday. Adjourned to Monday. o p wbicb (Eleventh Time). a Splendid D►amatic Banat, calkd, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. The 0 1 11111‘104/ of the Contract, and Samples of the Hoops, may bc Jet% at the Secretary's Ctriee. No Regard watt be had to any Tender in aoktch the Price gall not be iiiierted as Words at length, or that shall rent he delivered to the Hoard hrfore One e•Wet .m the s,w.t lifoitley, the 241 of July am, nee axles. the Penni who ...Aright Te,,rie•, er new Peron an his Rehalt, attn.. e. noun., when ratted far• (The Seery is founded on Shakespeare's 4 . Tempest 1 Sprit of the Danes (in Act I.), and Ferirmand (son of the King of Naples), Mr. BYRNE. Prospero t Duke of Wan). Mr. DE CAMP. Antonio (Prospero's Bother). Mr. PALMER, Jun. Ariel, Master OSCAR BYRNE. Caloban, Mr. G. VEGVII.I.E. First Male S,.int. Mr. TAYLOR. Female Spinrs, Misr DANIELS, and Miss IIOWELLL Miranda ( Act I.), C BRISTOW. Miranda (Azt II.), Miss 13. MENAGE. The Dooms incidental to the Piece, are supported by Mr. BYRitiE, Matter OSCAR BYRNE:and Mia r eMENAGE. To.morrew, GUILTY, OR NM' GUILTY, with (Ant oror) a hicw Musical Drama, in two AA% railed THE HUNTER OF THE. ALPS, with New Scenes Drawee, and Decorations.—The Music by Mr. Kelly Boxes sa. pit 3e. First Gallery• 2s. Sr,.ond Gallery Is. The Duos to bi• opened At Six o'clock, and the Perform ances to been at Seven. Places to be taken of Mr. Riot, at the Box-office of the 'nave. line medals of nature, yielding incoinedable record of ore of the most inspnetate. wras in theiliOtora .1 the universe, - evict in great quantities in this island ; trat ane Ger many have liroduced several valuable essays on the..e. , niportant ii..lkiects: Groat Britain owns not a .ingle systematic work rut 11114 branch of natural history. Reflection on this circumstance led to the present attempt to forma history of all %hoc! bodies which have been hitherto discovered; trwting that encourage ment to such an tindery:king will be se:ured by the tiudable curiosity of titre , : who dun II in those pans where these wodder relic: of the Old World arc daily, even by accideut. brought to view. SADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC THEATRE. raw tb• Pump of His Revel Highness the Duke of CLARENCE. NITI RE MEAT-SAFES and DISH COVERS, v to keep Meat, Poultry, gutter, Orem, and all kinds of Viluals, hem flier, walla, and every other ins A or vermin, at the mote time admit of a free circulation of air, by which means dressed or undressed victual* may be kept twice the time 11/1 Li any thing else. Thew arc to be tress in great vie ri , Av, at T. CATO and SONS, Wire-workers, Vi ire weaver;, and Biwll cage-make.; at their I.lanult/tory. 89, liolbo-r: opposite St. Andrew's Chinch. Wbrve elan are va,ioin patterns of their much-amoored str,mg lizlit Wire Fent-er, proof aping bowies, oxen, sheep. deer, andzill kind of clunk, any newitity of which inty be finiiiinal as tiro !hone"?. notice. Large Larders for ce...ison Avi.irks for Sink, and Vl'ire- work far Dairy i•ltd Larder Winelfiexecuted on thedionest notice. it HIS PRESENT MONDAY, JULY 2, and I Five f•dlowing Eveninp,lol be performed, the favourite Douce, called LOVE AND HARVEST. After which, the Favourite New Comic Pantomime, called ANTHONY, CLEOPATRA, AWI) HARLEQUIN. which there will be a splendid Marla. of New Superb Scene?, concheline with t. e Palace of Mantes and a Rcal Waterfall. The aal.ni•td Barletta, ca!led BARBARA ALLEN, ieftwirMMMMl FROM SATURDAY NIGHT GAZETTE. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUNTER FEITS. And the Evening's Entertainments to conc'ude with the e.i.-brated SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR; . _ In which are exhibited REAL SHII'S, of Sixty four, S. whits-four, and One Hundred Guns; biolt. rigged, and mance t:- 'cod in the most accurate manner, Road% in an ininvnisii bnclr of Rcal Water. Donis open at half-par Five and begin at half.rast Six ; places to be tak- n at the Rusolice, Saill:rs W eltt, horn nine till four. THE LAST WEEK OP THF. PRESENT ENTERTAINMENTS. ASTLEY'S NFW ROYAL AMPHITHRATRE, WESTIIIINTIN•11111D9111. rade, the Patronage of Their Royal Highneves the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK THIS PRESENT MONDAY, JULY 2d, and every Evening until Saturday next, the 7th indant, rill be presented, a New Ballet, called THE SOLDIER FOR LOVE. n the course of the evening, uncommonly Elevated Dancing on the • TIG!IT ROPE, y Stew SOCOM, (mm genii), whose extraowlinary ekes time an4antrieste manot.m.-, have been arylawde I by every beho.d r. Fk will be relined by the whAceine.littei of the two Clowns. her w h ich, 97th time, an entirely New Sericstomic Pan tomime, comprehending the most extensive display of Me chanical Tricks and Changes ever produced. The whole written and invented by Mr. PRADWELL. called . BONAFAISO I Or, HARLEQUIN LING OF EPIRUS . H.riequin, Mr. TAYLOR Columbine Mrs. WYRROW ; and ()elan, Mr. LAURENT. Is the crane of the Evening, Mr , . HERBERT will ling an oanaly NEW SONG, written and convened by Mt. Cecil Pitt, called THE SAILOR'S %Int!. SEVERAL FEATS OF HORSEMANSHIF. Map whole to conclu•Lt with. 31st time, an entirely New Ilt.toncal National Spectacle, called 158$; Or, THE SPANISH ARMADA. •.• Tim Bosh et the Songs, Duets, Choruses, &c. &c. to be had at the Theatre. _ _ On Monday next, the 9th of i;;1;; ;ill be produced, an oatirely New °Mile I ..let„ coiled TOM SIMPLETON. ktp, an entire New Magnificent Spectacle, with oatenalt• bni ltant Scensee. Thews, and Docorattone, called MONA : OR, THE HEROINE OF CHINA. The Chamber of Zingioa M Mrs. ASTLIT, being her Fin Appearance at this Theatre. - - Doers In be opened at Half-Want Flee, and to begin at !LS- E's - I So Cloak —Boxes 4s. Sensed Price ils.sofit 2s. Seco , d TT'et. .. .oellery Is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to coon army at Ilalt-peat Eight .'Clock precisely. Ister,s to be taken C.esinell, at the Boz-011ice, Westminster-Liar, o Ten id: Three is*Cloek. • PANORAMA. LEICrSTER-SQUARE. NOW open die VIEWS of EDINBURGH and 1 PARIS:ma ThnieVires reckoned, by Ind cinusTravellers, tv be the ducat in Zumpe, are Constat.t , itople. Fly month. and ,r , '")mith; the two former have been exhibited ; and Edin ' '''t 4 , i open. The Public may now judge which of the Three Y ' ^ •• emml• in Grantkur a,t;l Fictumvpie beauty. The con telitAtine M this Scene of tolmningh wee the Prat rheum f„ ~ 'which imorr e ed th e min d o f M r . BARRER w i t h t h e " vfa PANORAMA . I>ven 5 4 , 11 T:l6 tall DIA. Admittance to inch Painting On- ihiliing. R XHILITION AND SALt BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. HE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY of PIC TURES. New-R.ld, nymovite Portland Place, continues " 4 7 day Crone via ail; dusk. Eight elegant ream5,a.i.an .4111.4:4.41. SpeCllllell.l I, y the bra maven of eil: Ital,aun, ..__ l44 ati, Lock, 11 , -olt iw, German. and F re n c h s c h o ols ; hi g h .1 r"'"'"4. chemeally arraned, and agreeably dive. Wed. 11 r.. , 0 , -• sow mm be delivered Immediately without injnrng (:, Rat.b ti,,,,, as thry call tie conveniently teVacid Ly celser., :41 't son..( this aselLishiug collcction but nut titbit/ital. et ?" 14 +" toe want of room .. tdmittaiwe ' Ooe Stealing. ••• !hors fur refrealuoars. WESTERN DISPENSARY, CHARLES•STRIET. WESTMINSTER. lis Grace HENRY Duke el RUCCLERGH. K.G. Pretklent. % QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING of 111. the GOVERNORS of ibis CHARITY wilt be held at the Nspeasary. on THURSDAY NEXT, the sth instant, at Light Mock in the Eveniri procisely. W. UNDEMAN, secretary. Crown street, wonotingeor. LONG-ACRE AND CASTLE STREET. '1•0 BE LEFT, by the Worshipful Company of Mercers, several PARCELS of GROUND, situated an Tang-Acre and Oink Street en E•tildins Leases. 11 , nr oar tieWhilS, and a Plan ofthe Premises, apply at the angel, trace; at Mame s 11.11, Imnmonget Line, elteapdile, horn 10 o'clock HS the morning till two in the afternoon. Propniali in writing to oe Irft (sealed u,.) at the Cook% Oflice .fo.esaid, on or be. fore Teesdny the 3d of July, with the names and adthesiA of the reapectire partite. • FASHIONABLE LOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. RiIOWN and COWAN (from Mr. Hoby's*,, at JUP their Semlour Warehouse, No ;341 Strand, one door from Citherine street, have constantly on Sal,. en 2xtenrive Assort.nent of nest BOOTS and SHOES, which being inanu fkartred wader Vieir immediue inspeason, presume they will be found, in point of Fashion, Durability, and Fhting, equal to those Bespoke: at any other Home in London ; ami in con se.pienee oiequick Sale, sad receiving prompt Payment, are enabled to suomit these at the understated very reduced Prices I. s. d. Calf Skin Bente 1 12 0 Spanish Leather ditto - - 1 14 0 !Lek Stray Jockey - - 1 I 5 0 Ditto Military Ditto Three-quartered - - - 1 1 ' 0 Cordovan Boots Walking Shoesq, Ste nig ditto ditto - - 0 9 6 Dress Shosi and Pumps - 0 10 0 b i anish Leather slits ditto - 010 6 N. B. Country Letters (post paid) duly attended to: None a►e Genuine, without having " Saari. StItOWN4 Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp : and Ton Pounds Re. weal, (w mere bottle sold without a Stamp, to lie paid on coati& ion, water Act of Parliament, the 424 Gte.lll. Ch. 16, before any Justice of the Peaor. grABES DORSALIS, or, the Crnmmrion in cideut to young persons of certain di•poseions, is so little tr -at• .! of by the a,m4clit I'ractitioners of NlcJicine, as well as through the delicacy LI madam Physici in., that an adequate idea of itcannot be inlhocted L,.(01 their writini. It is necessary, then, to say, that the lint symptoms of the Taber. Dorsals are easily disceaned by pain. in the hark and hoed ; furnsicatimi of the spine; aching paim, and weakne4 of sight ; defect of metnary, by an extreme °COI, men tal faculties; aid enntlinent to the.. aie 1.41.13 lemma r mese,. esnac,atad belly ; uvegielar satiosearir seroip.ions which, preceding a syndrome of hectictl complaints, uhimltdy close the fatal catastrophe. The efficacy of Um Cordial U.lm of Gilead is daily demonstrated, in er.i.iicatusg the soma and most dangerous symptums of nervous disorders; and nothing has tended so much to establish the lame of this M.-d vine, a. its certain success in those cam plaints which 4ti:L:c their rout so deep in the Constitution, and are so fatal to the i&apOsuram of mankind. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is earnestly recommended to all persons labouring under those cruel maladies which break out Ina variety of symptoms, and for winch thin saIUDI aut., Cordial leases and easy remedy, comforting the stornarivand bowel., .suing the solids, and giving tons to the whole nervous system —A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Cubical: The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, piiee Haif a Guinea each ; there are alio Bottles, price 935. cnntb g equal to four 8utt...4 at 10s. 6d. by which the Patient MCA 9.. including also the Date; the Stamp of which bears the Pro. prietor's Name and Addrvss, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool, - to Imitato which is felony. N. B. The Postage of all Letters must be paid, amid a fee enclosed for advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti.lmpet:gines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold be Pennant, Hambiao ; R. Bach, Petet.street, New. York; Mathews, No td, Stmad, London; and in Rath, by Hazard; Bristol, Relent Brighton, Gregory; Birmingham, Knott a.:d Lloy•I ; Bedford, Smith; Blandford, Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham; heldon ; Cars. bridge, Hodgson; Couvitry, Rollason ; Colaheuer, Kepner; Canterbury' i Simmons; Carlisle, J. 114. Chatham, /Altering. ten; Chelissiesd, Clachar ; Chester, P ool and S.m; ter, thillipson • Cirencester Smith ; Chippenhzni. Combs; DAN R Dogdale,Bo. 7, EXcluinge-court • Derby, Dreary ; Durham, Pennington • Dower, Males ; Devizes, Lowe; Dor elaestar, Virtue; Deal , Pose; Dartmouth, Jackson; blies burgh, Smith, Nortis.brielge ; Exeter, Trewman end Son; Fed. mouth, Elliot; Gioucester, Pitt, alker ; Glasgow, M'Do. nak ; Liveepool, Can ' druggist; Leeds, Ban n s H o l mes; Linn coin, Drury ; Lynn, Headley; Leic•uter, Gregory, ftuinfen Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson ; Roue ; Maids me, Walker; Mze•oirmigh, Hamad ;tie.: uury, EnPe:, Atlas ; Neweamle, Walker Hodgson ; I )eery ; Nottiirfhain, Barbey ; Nnewich, Steyentm and C.r ; Ox• ford, Jones; Plymouth Dock, Hoeland : Portsmouth, Relam ; Rending, Smart and C•• ; Roelsester, Etherineton ,• Pierian, !lenient ; Shrewsbury , FLII tem..; Southampton, Raker 1 s!af turd, Morgan; Stainned, Newcomb; Sunderland. tsny ; Sa lishury,Collins; Scarborough, Bayley; Tatianol, b.aale; Tunbridge. Well., S:•range; Wells, P i 11 • w e y m .,..gh, Wood; Windsor, 13:akenes ; a . lyall V • of Gemini.. Meatrines an the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, a New Frhtion, being nearly Three Hundred Pates, price only du. SOLkEVIOPre GLIDE TO HEALTH Or advice to foals team, rut i male diseme. Nervous. Hypo. ilsonshinc, and Consumptive C m npl ain ts This Cook has imen the labour of .i.any years experience and (Alienation. To which is added an Essay rut diseases incident to females ; also, an Milton to Parents, Guardians, Tutors ; and thong who hays ants and edneatias of youth. BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEM, CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND. THE ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. BUTLER's Furnishing Visholstery, and Cabinet W.tre.r onns and Manufactory, No 1. and 14, Cathe; rice-Weer. A Lige assilitil.ent of articles et the Dewed, neatest, and 21103% mcuilmiti , nl Fashions, of well ara , oned Ma terials, and ex, ellent Workata,whip, with several Improve. awn. BUTLER respectfully relies ein the good diseernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in sinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting ha artiles. It well known that BUTLER 15... two Patents, one for Tables, the other for Rehatuads ; the principle of the first is applicable t o almost all kinds of Tables, ad is allowed to be a great Improvement; it -readers them more convenient for !latest-e s and unuels more portable. The princ‘ple or the other 14 appli cable to most kind, of Bedsteads, aa Four Prost, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Bedi, which latter are ooito.pilarly useful in Sickness, and each, warn eliut up, makes a Moidsonre enter of furniture for a Sittateamm, Dressing-runts, .lc. The Four Pat an! Tent Beds go together in all pans with b.ms, and are fixed with much ease without-the help of touts or tacks, or nails thy funinum, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the Waive, adapted fur Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and Hot Climates, also mutant,. Chairs, Sc. BUTLER'. Patent Manufactures have been graciously patronised by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. and Ini• nnure4 by undo from musters of the Nts'illity and Gentry, sal have been horghly approved of intim East and West ', K hios ; the ment of the Anodes has thus met with favourable e co ming iteet, mid f which he return. his grateful acknowledg ment-, and cannot ',we notice the kind Offices of some o ther-, who fix u , . large S.gn Boards, with BUTLER', name irderioed, wh'cli may help also. to promote his Business, or should it be destittied otherwise, be, bi tile permission of Pontidence, ma aura, Nos and .e i, Id. STerior Four post and other Beds, ex cellent Di mg T. I e, atd Cabinet ‘rtielcsas abuse, namely, C.,theoine wreet, 44041 Doors folio- the Strand, a Brick-front Wu,. • Ume or bag construeted amend Toots and Machines f.r'a ..k tag the some. and has rehe.wise been at considerable expereu to er ra t tho•in too th,t utility and degree of perflrction at *twit they teiwant At the some plaea may be had every arm r.o. Cuoil INllll4lllllg 111011111184 bi S kw bar.pootatiebt, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORI) r—s June 30. 1 4 he Royal Assent was g;ven, Sy Commis;itm, !ri the Bills suspending the operations of certain pen il ties entertained in an Aa ‘ , l Elizabeth, against the use of certain Machinery in the Woollen Trade.— The Conunissioners were the Loan Cu*Nc, time, Lord W•LSINGH AN. and Lord HARROM IV. The Corn Regulation Bill was read a third time and passed. • The Earl of Bat c ARRAS prcsentul a Petition frcm wwwomearameam °nineties-I*re, J-ae 27. Merlin! FAtarilkhment for the Military Denartrrents of the Ordrunce--J. Rollo, Gent. to be Surgeon G.leral snit In seer. h.r. G. Irwin, Gent. to lac Avsiatant Surgeon D.uerall and Deputy Inspector. Wor-Offltie, June SO. sth R.eintent of thigvort rd.—Brines Lieutenant.Colonef H Raleizh, Knight, fru.n the 81st F. ot , to Mt Map.r, vice °tear, who exchange:. Bth RTgianeng of Light DrAgennSß'eVel lonlilenninl Colonel J. 0. Vandrleur. trr he Licut,nalit Coheir!, vies T Van- Moto deceased. Brevet Litwtenant-Ctionel C. Newevan, to br Irollajw, 111C3 J. 0. Itandeleur. 19th bitto--eaptlin J. K...-tot 417 to he %quint., by yestitha.sr, trice!. Batley, who retire: Meta J . Kamm Ay ISM I.s,u -tenaot-C•,lonel. 'tee Nfaxterit, d.ceased. Ca •tt J. Fort - rum to br . tfaiw, WiTe r 10.1.1. J - In be Mare, .out port-atart, tot Patirson. ate Lt.;ht nuns 29th Ditte--Captain If. 0 wale to be htfa , or, vb. Grifrthe, de7rated. W Catlett W I. Ma. w p. restase, Wer Blackwell, 5:10 rrt; et 19th Rretntent of Yn t e--C a ps i sti 11...aus v e r ge be Major, ' pi chase, lice floater, who retires. 751 Ditto--ISteert Major J. M'Donald to be Major, by put. chase, wee B. U. Itarbat, MINI rrt•rpg. 81,t U.tto—Major L W tJt•say, from th. Sth Dragoon Guard., to be Ma . : or, •iee Knight, who exchanrs. Rettime , it de hieuoo...-Captaat G. L. Ileattesd to be Sltjor, •tee P.achaud, deceased. (Ti.s Gazwita likewise contains an Order in Council, ;Aid 'r Sunman oil th same footing of commercial other Western Colonies.] BAN K RUPTS . William Backstone, late of Bram agate-street, halierilasher, to surrender July 3. 14, and Asiguid 11, at mg, at DOMINO. Attorney, Mr. Richard koner, King.nreet. Holborn. David &Mine M.Back.lane. St. George i n the raw, sp. holder, to surnmeler July 7, 14, and August 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorti-y; Cowin, Sh rdwell John Jarrett, the youneer. of Water lan-, Tuarergstreet, t.taker, to surren d er July 3, 14, and Amines 11, at 0p. , . at Attorneya, Maar.. Palmer and Tomlinson% Warn ford -court. Thrognaorton.street. Thomas Firth, rate of Rothwe'l, York, hawker. to surre..der July 9,and Austen 6, 11, at eleven at the Roe. toe e , men, in Leed.. Attorneys, Mr. of a IL.. diehard &rive, Ci,aac !Audio. John Collision, of Hitchin, Hertrord, nieretiant turteneer July 3, 10, and August 11, at eleven, at Goth. a", Liniak a. Attorney., Mr. Eade, Machin, Herta ; and Mr. Townsend, Staple's Inn, London. Jahn Wright, late WSmilltk Brink, Ler :wear, rank% to sumender July 10, at 4%, 11, at mete., and Abgnet 11, at twelve, at the Lion, lis Fiestas. Attorneys, Mr. Hugh Dmhuro, In Fresitun ; and blestis. Barrens, Ho born court, Cr.,,'. len. London. Rich- d Slaymaker, now or I..te of Abinglori, Bed.% carrier, to virren.ler July 9, 11, and An l par 11, at s;‘, at s.ie Lamb Inn, an Atairigign. Auomera, Mr Morison, Araurgdon i aud Mr. Blagraye, DrviiIENDS. Argot, 4. Jnhs Oe'aee Mims, o: neliate , treet, town ..one, St. Mary-la 11.nrie, st trt, st Goilehall. Jell 94. Ilumyhreir of Tharnevmseet, iron monger, at ten, at G•111:ivil. July 21. Samuel Sheen and Alexander Slseen, of Drurydatte, linen drap-e., at tog, at Guildhall. Jly 24. Martin Cherlesivorth, of Gooier-nil, Yorir, nstrAmit, at one, at Gu kihali , Logsdon. Ja:y 94. Pala Bureau, of the Hamlet of Ratcliffe, builder, at ten, at Guildhall. July 24. Wlll..sm Chirerv, of Stepney Causeway, manner, at ten, at Guildhall. July 24. Thorns. Moreton, of tionterton, victualler, at one, at Guildhall. July U. John Bowman, of Water lane, brandy.merrhant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Argun 4. Edward Calton, now or late of Ilford, }sex, Inn. k...cper, at tee, at Guiklhall, London. July 21. James Moore, late of 1111i!denhall, Suffolk, ford. waiver, at eleven, at the Six B Bury St Edawand4 Attalla 7. William Allen, High-street, Bir mingisaus, dru at three, at the Sean Hotel, Nigh-.treat, Birmingham. ' CERTIFICATIS--Je La 11. NV illiam Hutchinson, of Wakefield, hardwareinan. George Time, of Orwrort, boat and efaeartaaker. Ari.iiiba'd Steven-on, late of T4Lirsombot, t .„ t , en4inemiaker. Thorns. Co per, of Leathetiread, Stoney, r. rn-:handler. Jam a Hurd* late of Seaford. sive.ex. sportier...arr. William Glen Juitn•ton,lif Rondtourt, Walbrook, merchant. Wiliest V tie Hawley, 'ate of High-street, Borough, dr..:getr:. CESTOM-HOUSE, LOSEK:N, Julia IG, 114. W HEREAS Aiinerti.enirnta have, at dile, ent team, op. peered in Ore Nowspopyi, oferihg 56014 of li..ryforthe penenrise4 .1 . Pieces JP gf!aationi.in the Custom:, inserted either by Persons,* "'curare of the Consequeares which lOWA urn Traretaitiohe shit N.ttare, • .. r by Perrone of a tiferinet Dar*. time, with a vim to de.P.ndt• the i i enneete on.i noon,: The Cnsitrai.sionera aj nit hinie.!!fs C 0 ,0•1111 Week it *moan/ to hare it 4 , 0 , 14 , 1114 Mimic kftelPie, Wu, is edditiM to the Punishment u;,:oh the reentnint Law waled eqe.ne the Idfett.t.e of or “tteiripti.ig to B. any Pe4n . intrusted with the Diepaot tof any o: d ire,t•ie Statute p.oseal in the sa and Gin liars of the Reign of Matz }:iicard rl. infti.ds the Pena'• of Ine-:pazity to hollS•a•li Oifice in the Pr.nott pn Airing, end the Fee/eaters of Office so :he P. .e eon still •g; And, that in cue any •- , eh Aare re bisuation either Anil have beets, PP She( heremP, be praeitind or obtained by arch Corrupt Ricans, they are drt.rnined to etfrorce the Penal tin of the Lau, and to prosecute tie Ofens:err with the utaleat Se l' verify. tad they do hereby proloise a Rew..r.i of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS lit any Piraeus er Trisha, who trill give Info ,tetioss and set.enc eery P, e .f o f any Place or Sittr,tion in the Customs A-Ing so nb. mined, so that Parties e , aCePsir I Shereil may be proceeded a ir ;a: , .if nr, ordingly. By Order of the COUS , liPiellerl, JAMFS ttumr, Fe,. V.