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Price . 7d. - OFFICE' OP ORDNANCE, April 2,1614. I Fos. BENGAL, with leave to" touch at MADRAS, This day is poblisbod, in port Srci. plies is. Ad. ill bawds, the RESIDENCE, DULWICH. LIVERPOOL, Tuttli/Alr EVENIWO. rival Principal Officers of his Majesty's OS-dowses do avail early in ay, the KINGSTON, NU Tons, W. A. • Third edition of ' • WITH 131 Id EDI ATE POSSESSION. 'I - kirelty . giva Notice; t h efo t r P Te 3117 1 INt n A b 17, Nc h e e i t T lit at cla the :i r f ' BOWEN, i Commander, lying to the City Can?.l. l 1 • . , OUR VILLAGE: Sktches o$ llutal Character and Iro 7 l , ie LET, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, for a 1 A "ved I I I V B%—bliiiiilrilrirbr min. past 4 —. ft °M' P""a su ll. ch eno Persons as may r Met, from ~,,,,munent with 1) "r - A qUANTITY Or y S b rili w T il E tin S g , assage keo ding to a Spectfication which roay be obtained upon applies - _..t...Secretll7 . lo lll ce in Pall-niall aforesaid. to supply da y of 1 Co. For Friars l9r ; the (.17In p m y arde l‘ r i (1 17. J C ul ic in-stre l e;„ T A ra‘l 'erea d . W ;or to ANSTICE and THOHNHILI,, By MARY RUSSEi. MP/TOAD, Author 'of." Julian," a Toady. Old Solidi Sea House, Brnsd.struet. . Minted for Geo. B. Whittaker, AkeMaria-lane. erm To Sail the beginning of June, - Ir11(111 f , A T f" , TIT'T A . 1'..... V....:..1.• ....I T0t................ a.... 1 f2l years. a DWELLING-HOUSE. situate near 1 ,„ ,ITI . the . ol ey .. ,. i_ y, -nr_r__ u 15, 1 , Shamrock, the and Turnpike b,reakfut LI a m n z-rti gi i i d, bed DU .c lW harn iCh be ; . ..1:66 .._ , -d„ 4 p.41;4414 ; 4 in mfrin. price 7s l l. boards. the Third - and a hrge piece of Ground, together about an acre. chambers and aini o n at g el rs .clos wir t kitchen, dining lsl.3a.t ' Princes Charlotte, 31 Kean. r.om Calcutta; Gli Pierce from Vir7inia ; Perserernece, frown (of 01 , 2 port), ft housekeeper's and man servant's rooms, with suitable conveniences, , Calcutta 1 Jeva. Mitchell, Irani Ohtseow t Martin, 11 For further Particulars and Tickets fur viewir.g apply to Win- I M ez unde;; Maria, —, from Poole ; and Mallard, Trcnoh, ft 1 L •rtr.. r e:lSA.. r.. . tn :...:. ...11....1 al.. 410,1. ..4' RC ...... nn the , s.‘ frirtt v, - - - oodifig t. SpecAuam...“ the Secretary's 01Bee in Pati.m'an aforesaid. IV Tenders to be marked 011 the amide, " Tender foe Slates." (By order Of the Board) WILLIAM GRIFFIN, Secretary. from Iron hom aning June, FOR CALCUTTA ; fin... Freight and PORaengen -- fine Teak Ship 0111ENT, Burthen 700 Tons. apt, THOMAS WHITE, Hon. Company's Service. Apply to the Commander, .lervaalcvn Coffee linnse ; or Mews. S. AI ARJORI BA NKS and Co. 16, King's Arms-yard, Ci4enson4trtet. Volume .- ni .ALES o( OLD MR. JEFFIMION, of Grays Inn. ,ti. Collected by Young Mr. .IEI7 EIIST)N,_ Of 1409'. Inn. • vieair4l apply int iti;tl)& 3 articulars Stanley and non*, Psteniester-row. Leghorn. The Glide. from Virginia, sailed the 1 0 8th of Marc). On the 34 of April, in lat. 41. 10. long. 53., spoke the Meteor, from Lives pool for New York. The Snowden, Young ; C,athevine and Jane, Russell ; and Lady Msawell, Murray, from Liverpool, have arrived at Dublin. The Henry, Hart, from Barcelona, has arrived at Be.aumaris. Our Cotton Market dull, but this evening a little more inquiry: about 11.1100 bags have been sold the three days ending this Ca se ing. Prices ratherlower than last quotation. The Emily, from Virginia, spoke the General Brown, (rem niverpool for Charleston, 14th April, in lat. 47. U. long. 21.20. The Bencrolen, from Calcutta, on the 21st 21etreii, spoke the 11.utourable Company's ship Varquluirson. from lAWon to Bom bay and China, in lat. 3.18. long. 21. 20. On the 12:h April, ire j a t 36. SO. long. 33. 47. parted company with the ',mg, front Ben gal for London. On the 111th April, lat. 411. 18. long. 22. 42. spoke t se Eliza, from Liverpool for New Orleans. Th e It 'tirqtahareon spoke. on the 6:11 31arch. in lat. 38. 14. !erg. 14. 447, she Roscoe, from Liverpool for Demerara ; and on the 13. h March, in at. 16. 20. long. 20. spoke the Scalesby Castle, from London foe NengaL Ilot.wnrsn, Arum E. Vl9-41 N. N. W.—moderate. BAST 14f 110(131, /pep 11. 1110; T a Court of Dieedfors of the (Jolted Company/ of L mgrauwa• esserasa Iradisyr to tho Eart AAP do hsN4 1 64 too, Tug is General Cart wilt be held at their House in Lesdenhall. „ R , on Wens Tatar, the 11th May nest, from Eleven o'clock it formoon until Sic in the Evening to Ballot On the follow. ; Q se cigt, agreeably to the Act of th e lath Oeo. 111. cap. 03, Titer this Court confirm the Resolution of the Court of Direc tor' of the 30th ultimo, whereby the Commander and Owners of ic• late ship . Kent, are fully acquitted from all imputation of n et, or misconduct, in respect to the loss of that ship." In order to determine by such Ballot, whether three parts in Pee of the Proprietors present at such General Court, concur with etc Court of Directors in acquitting the Commander and Owners oldie late ship Kent, from all imputation of neglect, or miscon duct ramecting the toes of that ship. The Papers respecting the loss of the said ship are open at this Roue, for the perusal of the Proyrietera. PETER A ÜBER, A seistant Secretary. 0: Lyon's Inn. • Cor,ifalning The Proselyte, or the Brahmin's Son; and The Last Will and Testament. Also a New Edition of the First wad &wad Volumes of the abuse Tides, prier Pm Printed fat.Heo. B. NWltittakar, A,. Nawla-lane. ----__ LA{{, W an This day is pdblialicd, pr . lid. A VIEW of the existing. LA ' ' ing Unineor- faded JOINT STOCK C NIES. By J. OCArlia q. - Otte Middle Temp , Barri*erat Law. Printed for S. Sweet, Law. llookeeSer,(3;lChancery-lane ; and may be of all other Booksellers. :. 1 This day, Seems& Edition, beautifially' a priited, in sue vol. 9s. boards, . ru HE MODERN ATHENS: a ',Dissection and De- ..l - -monstration of Hes and Tatty,. in. the Scotch Capital. ' Ry A ,MODERN 00: EK. Printed for Knight and Larry, pm ernoita-row. In a few days, in a beautiful. foolscap ilifliarik. Pries 7s. ad. with numerous Engravings derigned by CAorbould and others, THE ART OF BEAUTY; igliti the best means of Preserving and Improving- du 'Shape—the Figure—the Complexion—the Eyes—the bips--the Teethtzandthe Hair ; with ' numerous Receipts for Cosmetics, Hair Oil, &c.; and the History and Theory of Beauty. Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternmiter.mw. , TO CHEFSESMNOERS AND OTHERS. 910 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by IVINSTANLEY and SONS, the beneficial LEASE of HOUSE and SHOP, carrying on a respectable Business in the Cheeaemnngery Line, in one of the best situations at the west et d of the town. The upper part of the house is let to a respectable tenant, at 1001. per annum. For further particulars apply to Winstanley and Sons, Pater noster-row. FOB MADRAS and CALCUTTA, dith jeivilti call JU et Madeira, chartered to sail This Month, the fet.eidEng eoppesed A I Ship MU LG RAVE CASTLE, JAM ES RALPH, Commander, burthen 440 Tons: lying in the City Canal. This Muss Pas excellent accommodations for Passengers. Foe height or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerasa laaa Calree.bouse ; or to JOHN LYNEY, jus. genet Broker, 24, Birehin-lane, CornhilL Will and 'E Alto a NPw . BATTERSEA, SURREY. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with SIX ACRES OF LAND. 1110 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, th e JL LEASE, for eleven year% unexpired. with immediate pos session, of an eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly situated near the Church at Battersea, about four miles and a half from London, with coach-house and stabling. yard, excellent gar den fully cropped, grecn.housc, lawn and fore court, and two pad docks, containing about six acres of capital meadow land. The House contains five bed chambers, a cheerful drawing-room, din ing parlour and breakfast room, kitchen, wash-house, large laun dry, and man's room over, dairy, and other domestic offices, well supplied with good water. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with further particitlars, may be had of Winstanlcy and Sons, Paternoster-row. VO Abe ISLE of FRANCE ana CEYLON direct, e Cleretant Trader, has half her Cargo of Government Stores engaged, oral will sail This Month, with leave to call at Madoira, theEwt lag coppered Ship ORPHEUS,THG.MAS FEILitY. Coropaegar, burrhen 430 Tons ; lying in the Clte , Cacalr Phis Ship itea r glaccommodations for Passengers. For or Passage apply to W. W. Terrington, 6, Gnat Winchester-street; or to JOHN LYNEY, jam Sworn Broker, 24, llirchimlane, Cornhill. 'FOR CALCUT' At It rt. m. a brig. No. 64, pits.ed the /lead, homeward-hound. At I p. m. A shir„ No. 27, passed , homeward 0„„. Mein—No. 64, lts Pandora, from Berbiaols ; No. 27, the James Cropp tv. barn New York. Sailed the k, hub. th. Jones, for Pen= ; L. 4 Doi•ttlas, Lan non, for New Bru.wwick ; Aurora, Cook, for New toundiand Urania, Brown, for sauebec ; Arab. Cushing, Ilk Bath, Dulled States; and Eliza Neth, Tobin, for Demerara. APRIL 26.—SsL'ed t:re Georgians. Cornick. and Eliza, Wlrsk. ley, for Baltimore; lieriOne, Tapley, for Pernambuco; and the Africa, Cox, for Savaonali. The alarm created by the motion of Mr. Whitmore for revising the Com Laws a ppear s * .n bate subsided; and opinions prevailiw that no alteration will take plas e this present &nation, we have had in consequence a good demand for wheat, and revers' parcels were purchased on Saturday and leste.•day at improving prices. fu-day the expectations or hold Irs are so extravagant as to pre rent purchasers complying wit:, the advance wanted, and the mar ket closed rather heavily at the quotations, being 4d. a 6d. on wheat higher than Tuesday last. Date dull it former rates. Flom. 2a. per sack dearer. Other articles as before. Wheat ir. bond. Bs: portal before Arty 1622, is held at an advance of M. per 7th lb. SOCIETY of BRITPas„.'S* ARTISTS, Burrott-rrusT, 1.-NALL EAST. The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the WORKS of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW u ps, Adtnittance Is. W Catalogue Is. M. LiNTON. C. fA, to sail in May, with leave to land Passengers at Madras , the remarkably fast-sailing coppered A 1 teak Ship NEPTUNE. JOHN CUM BERLEGE, Com mander Hite of the Honourable East India Company's; Service), bur hen 1100 Tons; lying in the Fast India Docks.—This Ship bat a double stern, with the accommodations of a regular ladiaman, On the 30 th will he published, B LACKWOOD'SEDINBURG!! MAGAZINE, No. C.. for MAY, 11120. CowTrwTs.—l. Number a Hundred, a New Song by Chrivto pher North, Esq. himself—ll. Sir Egerton Brydges' Recollections —III. Tremaine, a Novel—lV. The Twin Sisters—V. Brougham on the Education of the People—Vl Free Trade—.Vll. The Subaltern. Chapters 2, 10, and 11—VIII. Letters on the present State of India. No. I—IX. The Quarterly Review and the Ame rican Mines—X. A Fragment—XL Bear• Baiting. and Mr. Mar. tin's Bill—Xll. Letters of Timothy Tickler, Esq. to eminent Literary Characters. No. 2I—X 111. A Fair Place and Pleasant— XIV. Noctes Ambrosianre. No. 20—XV. Works preparing for Publication—XVl. Monthly List of New Publication—XVll. Appointments, Promotions, c.—XVIII. Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. 14s. boards, EAST INDIA ,SIIIPPING. —omen The Beneriolen, Kirkwood has arrived at Liver rat; rite sailed from Bengal the 24th December , and from St. ilielana March. The Perseverance. Brown, has arrival at Liverpool. eke stilled front Bengal the 18th December, and from St. /ideas , thy Bth March. The Resolution. Parker, has arrived off Dover; she r elerC from the Mauritius the 12th January, from the Cape the 11th .Febrtaary,. and from St. Helena the 28th February. PassErtrotas PER RESOLUTION. Captain Parker, fc - ns the Mauritius.—Mrs. Parker ; 31r. Ingleton, Ordnance De rirtrrient ; Mrs. Ingleton, and two children ; Sir. J. Inner, purow, a. N., with despatches.. The Cornelis, Veer. has arrived off Doter abs sailed hero Hs_ tavia the ....—; from the Cap: the 13th Feb. ; and ersta a'. Helena the 98th Feb. Tee Gauges, Tucker, has arrived off Portsmouth : she sidled from Bombay the 4th Dec. ; from Columbo the 2'21 Dec. ; and from St. Helet &the 213th o T b o i j c i k e, er, C f a ro ptai m n ß o o l m f b agh ay a4 51 P ris A . I. Ilar sE w lo a w l e, B s ill p i e ss ll f t l i od A ge sa , I ,c: ll. o C lor a re l l ai D n Ward, Munn, Goodiff, and 1,1 vutenant liumacrop. The Galen, —, from Batavia, has arrived off Hastings, srAtel thence about the oth June. ntrfait, DEG. 25, int The Elizabeth, Swan, was loadings: Cakutta the 24th Des. fix China. ARRIVALS AT CETLOX.--The Duke of Bedford, Currie. harne, from Bengal. the 30th Novirtn;.‘er, and the Mediterranean, Stewart, from London. the 22A December. Bayetera.—The Baroness Vander co.-Ilan, from Batavia or Antwerp. having discharged her cargo at Eencoolen, put back to Batavia the 29th of November, and has been cOndernned as UnSIE- , worthy. ARRIVALS AT THE 11AHRITIIIS —The Castle Fortes, Ord. Irma Mensal, the 10th December; and the Maria, Stocker), MESS Tineriffl, the 11th December. Saul:roe FROM THE MAVRITIVI.--The Philip Dundee. &swill, for New South Wales, the eth January ; and the Ouse. Gibbs, for London. the 10th January. ARRIVALS AT VAN DIEMEN'S Las:a—The Deverom WY. Doe, from London. the nd October ; and the Portland, Snell, froze Leith, the 10th September. S•ILIXOS FROM VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.—The Denmark Hill, Foreman, for New South Welts, the 24th of September ; sot the Portland Snell, for New South Wales, the 2d of Ostobsrt ASS ENGERS TER PERSEVERANCE, Captain Brown, from Bengal, arrived at Liverpool.--Dr. INF. Captain James Han. son, Ist East India regiment, Mr. W. Price, and Muter Jaime Johnson. PASSENGERS PER Loan AMHERST, Ca In Lem, farm Bengal to the 31auritius. —Captain Blades, Richard 31•11ird, Ken non. East India Company's civil servic.:, and two children. PASSENGERS 'PER PRINCLbS CHARLOTTE, from Bengal to the Mauritius.—P. Duquency, Evq., merchant ; and Lieutenaot Allcock, Madras artillery. Pent:waxes put 'f Tem, Captain Warrington. from Bengal (expected.)—Mrs. Bette, Mrs. Bridges, Alfred Betts, Era.: Muter Betts, three Misses Bridges, and four servants. The Artily, Rennolds, from the South Seas, has arrived in vim Downs ; she sailed from the Cape the 10th of January. ARRIVAL AT THE CAPE.--The Earl St. Vincent, Middletoo, from London, the'l9th February. Stiles TO SAIL weost Brunet —The Claudine, N!cbeibs. and Boyne, Stephens, for Injeram. Madras, and London ; Lai -1 ton, Miller, for Remoolen and London the end of December and Lady Raffles, Coawell, and Cornwall, Brooks, for Madras seta London, early in January. A NEW GEOMETRICAL AMUSEMENT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. This day is publiahed, by Homey and Sons, 4, Broad-street, City, and T. !looser and Co. VI, /I.lles-street, mice ss. second edition, with 22 Mates. in extra hoards, I3APYRO-PLASTICS ; or, the Art a Modelling in 1 Paper; an instructive Ami.sement for young People. Se cond Edition, with constderableadditions and improvements, 16mo. board., 11.. " It is one of the happiest combinations of entertainment with instruction which we have ever seen. It is calculated to teach fa milies how, in one pleasant circle, to spend a most agreeable even ing, and acquire valuable intelligence, while it is. w: might say, a play in the materials, with the principles of a science,"—Literary Gazette, October 30. MUSIC IN. WEBER'S ABU HASSAN. On the Ist of May will be published, price 2s. Gd. THE HARION ICON, No. XXlX.—Contenta : rive Pieces from Ahu Hassan: I. Overture. H. Chorus. Song—" Fatima." IV. Song—" Abu Hassan." V. Coro ells Marcia. VI. New Rondo, %Vorzischek. VII. Duettino, Ro magnesi. VIII. Dance, Weber. Memoir of Dr. Ame. Rossini and the Opera Singers versus Weber and German Music. Disco very of Ancient Week Tablets relative to Music. Notati, :, of the Horn. Mr. Crasse's Essay on the Origin of "God save the King." Review of Music. Foreign Musical Literature. Foreign Musical Report. The Ancient and Philharmonic Concerts. Theatres, &c. London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, 13, Strand; sold by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; R. Milliken, Dublin ; and all bookseller. and musiesellers. Of whom ma, be had, The Harmoniron Edition of 11 ebces DER FREISCHUTZ and PRECIOS.t. price 2s. rid. each. Orders should particularly specify the Ilarmonieon Edition of Weber's rteisehtlll, • PreekllF ma* Aba newri, as the price each is less than one-sixth of the other editions. CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY. INDIGESTION, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE AND SKIN, &c. This day are published, price 3s. Id. 110110PULAR REMARKS, Medical and Literary, on JL NERVOUS DEBILITY. RELAXATION, HYPO CHONDRIAC and HYSTERICAL DISEASES. containing an Inquiry Into the Nature, Prevention, and Treatment of those Thames called Nervous ; Bilious, Stomachic, and Liver Com plaints ; with Observations on Low Spirits, and the Influence of Imagination on these acute and distressing Diseases, &c. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Guy. Printed for Mews. Sherwood and Co. Patemoster.row ; C. Chapple, 66, Pall-mall ; and Bower, 315. Oxford-street. Where may be had. CATON on TN DIGFST lON, SCROFULA, and CUTANE OUS DISEASES : with Observations on Eruptive and Scor butic Pimples of the Face and Skin, price 3s. On FEMALE DISEASES, 3s. 6d. +, : , +~ FOR GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS COM PLAINTS, kc. fAXLEY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF _ _ JAMAICA GINGFR. _ ,Ltrance. to this Outfitting '4. ' A List nr the &sat Irdia Company and and Morning Papers, at: sr nstant!y keyt. (}laigow ; 61, South Ilcu:gc-sueet., Easiburgh ; and of all Book tellers. Ptii.e Ss. JANE TALBOT, by the Rune Awhor. 2. rola. 104. Tbs INSUItUENT CIIIEF, or O'Halloran, 3 vols. les. ..r y'fil, experienced rienc ` e - d - ' g;;;;;;;:"" ''' ''' '''' s ''''' '""'''''''''' This day, in one handsome Aso. vol. price 14s. boards, with a _ A lfiS WOOLRYCII'S CONCERT.-Under the an will care Portrait, and other Ent singe. immediate Patronage of For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander , at the JERIIIIh --. 'LOB BYRON, with his 1 T he Meet Nob l e the D o wa g er Marchioness of SALISBURY, lem Coffee-house; to Messrs. Fletcher, Alexander, and Co. Devon- THE LAST DAYS OF i ' The Moat Noble the Marchioness of SALISBURY. shiro.equare ;or to • Lordship's Opinions on various &tbjects, particululy on a •.The Most Noble the Marchioness of WESTMEATH. - JOHN LYNEY, jun. Sworn Broker, the State and Prospects of Gateee. . I'le Right lionourable the Countess COWPER,. 26. Birchia-lane, Cornhill. By WILLItifILPAiRY, GAS Major of Lord Bron'a Brigade, eV6pruantling Officer of Artiilery, ✓ Ilse Right Honourable Lady CAROLINE DUNDAS, and WAGGON, VAN, and POST-CHAISE, VP Eznelloney the Ceontess de LUDOLF. VACUUM ENGINE COMPANY. . and Engineer in the Servhre of the Greeks. Printed foe Knight and Lacey , Paternoster-mw. I) labs %VOOLRYCH (Pupil of Mr. Bochsa) has the honour of • Capital 300,0001. in 6,o9oShares of 601. each.. _ 11 s e, l aDting to Me Nobility, Gentry, and her Friends . that her 111/11LERS. This day, in one haedetone voleme, with plates, price 9s. boards, CONCEST will take place at the Argyll Rooms, this present ' Sir John Perring, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and Co. 'PRACTICAL 'CHEMICAL MINERALOGY: or 711 , ,IILSOAY, APRIL 28. SOLICITOIL a m A Concise and F atethods, illustrated by Experiments, for le PROGRAMME. Mr. James Florence, 33, Finsbury-square. readily ascertaining dos .tune and Value of the different Ores, and ts*? 1.-Overture (Mozart)-Terzetto, Signora Clll4Olll, Sola, A Provisional Committee has been formed tending to the enab- other Mineral Sutra is compreheaded in their Army, Asse- led! Illeillettini (Mescal-Aria (Miss Betts)-New Manuscript Ishment of the above Company. for propellirg Waggons, Vans, lysis , Reductions , &e. with a Description of the Apparatus Pithallsr the Harp and Flute, Mr. Nicholson and Miss Woolr y ch. and Post-Chaises, b y means of Mr. Brown 's Patent (las-Vacuum and Tests used by rite c Mineralogist, and the Proce s ses be Best performance (Bochoa)--Duetto, Mademoiselle Ferte Mike! Engine, with authority to make such paym, nts as they may deem adapted by the Mineri thaolhole intended as a Companion to the " . int • Signet Curioni (Roseini)--Quartetto, Miss Stephens, Miss necessary, from a sum of 60001. to be raised by a deposit of 11. on Portable Mineralogical Cabinet " In NI fat& Signors Sola and Remorini (Rresini)-Ballad, Mr. Huntly 4,000 Shares of SOL each, such deposit to be applied, under the ma- By FREDERICK JOYCE, he Ills•Arrson)-Air, Mrs. Salmon, with Harp Obligate, Miss Wool- hagentent of the above Committee, and the Shares to be hereafter • Operative Chemist. W O. (Bishop). increased among the Proprietary at their option. Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. NAT 2 -Overture (Rowrinl)-Air., Signor Remorini (Rossini) Applications f oe sh ares may b e a da res , c d or by t e tte ? , poet-paid) tO THE Ir II E FOLLOWING e, r taaa, Alliss Stephens and Signora Mortellari Woolrych-Air, to Mr. James Florence, Solicitor, 33, Finsbury-square, until se- Iladlle Mikel (Rossini)-Fantasia, Harp, Albs Voolrych, TO-MORROW, when the List of Subscribers will be closed. by Thomas and George Underwood, Pleet-street :-- neeted with the Phannacopasia have recently been published et 11111 s• • •ral Accompaniments', imperintended by Mr. Bochsa 011ettaal-Air, Mr. Huntly-Sweet Home, Miss Stephens (Bi- B RITISH IRON COMPANY.-The Deed of Settle- d's BRANDE'S Manual of Pharmacy, Seo. 14s. asp). -fluetto, Mrs. Salmon and Signor Curioni--God Save the meet having been prepared and approved of by the Directors, tot will lie for the Signature of the Proprietors, at the Office of this OKAY'S Supplement to the Phatm poi', Bvo. Its. GRAY'S Elements of Pharmacy Ivo. las. 6d. li gitOreheatra mil be select and complete, comprising - Mr.Spag - Association, No. 39, Lothbury, from the 28th April into. to the Ist THO3ISON'S Conspectus of the . Pharmaeopteta• §, Illren. Si. • MAGENDIE'S Formulary of New Medicines, 13mo. St. tki. a a,..i. Mr. Lindley, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Dragonetti, Mr. An- June next, both inclusive. The Proprietors are particularly re- ,--. few- Ur. Willman, Mr. Harper, 'Mr. Betts, Mr. Ella, Mr. quested to take notice, that they must, by themselves or their level STOCKER'S Alterations in the pceia, Bvo. 6e. 'lO- Mackintosh. Mew,. Petridee, Mr. Merlotti, Mr. Jenkinson, dec. Attorneys, execute the Deed within the above period ; otherwise hader--Signor Spegtnolettt.' they will be considered as hating abandoned their Shares, and their NEW EDITION OF BfIRN'S JUSTICE. llorriumor--Sir George Smart. Deposits will be forfeited to the Company. 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Farrier, from Calais f Chesterfteld. /lege, from Oporto ; Active, Crocker, from Dunkirk; Integrity, White, from Trinidiul ; Betsey and Sophia, Garraway, from De minks. . ..... EXTVICD OUTWAADII.—The Albins. Shadforttr, for rare; Venus, Luscombe, for Elsineur and Riga; Frederick. O'Hara, for Tarragona and Barcelona; Cygnet, Hill, for Elsiliassr and Petersburgh; Nassau, Tremayne, fur Sierra Leone ; Adios'. Sidersou, for Drontheiin • Hope, Brown, for Sierra Leone; Caes. bridge, Barber, for Madras and Bombay; Calypso, Newesar. for Cork. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, APRIL —Arrirecl the Cygnet puke. from lite Mediterranean—sailed from l'orfu 13th March. Malta lid Gibraltar Bth instant, and Cadiz 'Jilt ditto. Sailed the Mime York packet for liuenes Ayres; the Margaret, Rairman, fa Lis bon ; the DeIRS, Gibbs, for Charente; and the 31elanchon, Hayes ton, for Carthagena. PORTSMOUTH, Aram 26.—Sailed the Hunts Mammon . , for the 3letlinivranean; and his Majesty's ship, Calliope, on • arms.. DEAr., APRIL 26.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Fora. rude, Butcher. from Rarbadoes; the lAng, Lusk, from ilia Lie or France; the Resolution. Parker, from ditto; and Cornelia Year, from Batavia. Sailed the Hawke, —, for /l'alpamiso ; sr the Hetty, Wells, for Fayal : also the Columbus. with the what of the outward-bound, got away about ten, a.sti with a steady breast from which has every appearance of continuing. Onavescarn, APRIL 26.—Arrived the Integrity, White. frost Trinidad; St. Vincent's Planter. Paisley, from St. Vincent's. Graces. Nicholls, from liam`mrgh Liverpool, Nl•Clelland. from ; Grecian, Allen, from Demerara; Elicit. Johnson, front J.,- males ; Betsey and kioptiis,Garraway. from Dominica. Sailed flit Royal Sovereign, Sinclair, for the South Whale Fishczy ; Nt'hyte, for Crdiz; Charlotte Wylie. for St. Domingo I.lTzßrom., APRIL 25.—Arrived the Jane, Poe, from Nas sau, New Providence, railed the .oth ult. ; the Emily. ti icifrey. from Virginia, aailed the 25tL March; the William Tell, Hal dridge from New Orleans. A irked off the port the Bencooten. Kirkwood ; the Princess Charlotte, Kean, and Perseverance. Brawn. from Calcutta - HOLYHEAD. Arm 23.—The Ar.n. Davie, frctn Liverpool (.1 Cork, evotte iu yesterday. with loss of foremast ard hos.ing struck on Harryfuria rocks the night before. sod """ "scisarSi repair. in ( e 'tst io n i t nv , is A e P ura tlL 2 0 5.— ;en Th cs e i Certal igni fro i ndi 7 tn i i,g incc it ti n L. bottom. Cargo discitarging, al:t1 it is flared part Ivey be dantagcs:. Cone. Araif IL—Arrived the: Lonach, —, from Lot.dou to take convicts to New groqi ‘Valrgi; 010 the Resolution, Albite, Amity, brunswiek. Recta:us, and Star, from Lolsion, to labelers board emigrants to Qr....C. te, hen a n ol Tbh P eTt igs, Pthero t ‘ thr a t na 4an r -hp bt i t bai" ten r ed da7r :rat t o ng : lh t ne h g e meklii n i e te zt e4th tl et a l y edhar , d thl : e : o s s e f not sacettatattl, butsoproaed to be 'MOUS. Th. from Bombay and Ceylon, is rurposod to be arrived off the h 1 of Wight.