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Price 7d. otOREIO N L ITTL SERIES,OT PRIVATE - OLTTERIES. L GOES. N RAFFLES. LOTTERY-OFFICE. SUMERSET-PLACE, May 6, 1828. L OTTERIES being to end on the 18th day of July next, Notice is hereby given, Tbat the Laws against the bale, or Advertising for Sale, of Fo reign Lottery Tickets, or of any Lottery Tickets not authorized by Parliament, and against Little Goes and Private Lotteries, will be ,trietly enforced. It is requested that the outstanding Prizes may be brought in for payment with the least possible delay, that all the Lottery *mounts may be finally closed. L. HDiSE. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 26, 1626: THE Court of Directors of the Uni:ed Compare ' o f M.:echoes of Ettglawd, trad;ng to the East huller, do hereby give Notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on W EDNE, DA the 2lstJune next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the pur pose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midsummer nexi That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will he shut on 'Tuesday the 6th June next, at Three o'Clock, and opened again oa Thursday, the 13th July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock, due on the &dr July, will be ready to be delivered Ott Thursday, the 6th July next. JOSEPH DART, Sec. DR. RAMADGE'S SUMMER C OURSE •OP LECTURES on the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of PHYSIC. MATBRIA MEDICA, and CHEMISTRY. will commence TO-31011ROW, the Ist June at -ga rd en,tr In sawy seed Dispensary, l e reville.strert, H a tton - Pupils ..c . .0 attend the Medical and Surgical Practice of the facturtlon. Yoe parttealors apply to Dr. Ramadge, 21, Ely-pleee ; or to the Apiallasey.at has Imitation. NATIONAL log of the National Society for the Education of the Poor in he Principles of the Established Church. will be held at the Natiowal Central School, in Baldwin's-gardens. Gray's Ina-lane, TO-MORROW, when all Benefactors of Ten Guineas and up. wards, aud all Annual Subscribers of One Guinea and upwards, will be eesttlad to attend. Rim Grace die Archbishop' of CANTERBURY will take the c %air at IS ecitick precisely. T. T. WALSIbLEY, D.D. See. ST, VOTOLPII ii.TTHOITT. A LDHA TE, MIDDLESEX. SCAVANGERS' CONTRACT. PriLIE rOMAIIESIONEHS for Peeing, Lighting, t o ,Vatehing,. and Cleansing that part of the above Parish wineft is to and part of a Street called East Smithfield, !a the Pre duct of Saint Katharine, do give Notice, that they will meet t o the* Fatty-man of the said Parish, sitaste in Nightingale lane, 40 T.VUESIM V, the Bth day of June next, at Six o'clock in tine Ewtviag, for The purpos e of contracting with some Person or Petunia eNansihg the Sine ts, Lanes, and toth-r places within t h ew Wi t , and titling the 1) oat and Ashes thetefrom to some convenient pies ce or Isystall, ft. - be provided by the Contrac tor far frau pur.ncee, for one yea., from Midsummer next ; the Contractors* pay a moiety of the expenses of the Contract, and find sufficient S. trestles for the due performance thereof, whose names and &so r i p d on arc to b e g i ven in with the proposals, which must be left ax the Cleric's Office befo.-e Six o'clock on the after noon of the Meeting, where a Draft of tile Contract may be seen on yid catit C mimic tiers do not bind themselves to take the highest JAMES TEdIPLER, Clerk, 12, John-street, America -square. BERNER'S HOTEL, ItERNERS-8 :MEET, FOR FAMILIES AND OENTIAKN.'EN. ([ate Mesas. Marsh and Co.'s flanking-house.) yRS. ASHTON respectful ly begs leave to return her JL sincere thanks for the distinguished patmna4e she has re. calved since lice commencrment in the above Hote I, and assures the Nobility and Oruro that no means or exertions shall be spared t* render it a desirable residence, and to merit a .continuance of those expressions ef satisfaction and praise which have been so •eartnly bestowed, by all Families and Gentlemen, on the comforts, open situation, and style of apartments. WEEKLYITIIE TI MES (the first Saturday London 11 Jouroal) will be published at an early hour in the Morning of the First Day of July next, the London Oarette appearing under the new arrangement on eve previous Friday evening. The Weekly Times sill be printed on elephant paper, price Seveopence only. Orders will be received by all Newsvenders in town and country. blorrls Stanton, Printer and Publisher. No. 119, Fleet-street. ROBERT HUIrfIES (late Morel and itughts, Ca binet-make., and Uphosterers, of Great Marlborough street) has the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that the PARTNERSHIP between him and Mr. MOREL I'ER. MINATED December 31st; and that he (R. 11 ughes) has opened his Establishment with an entirely new Stock, at 115, Piccadilly, opposite the Green Park. January 2, 182$. CANDLES 6, 1 ; ,(1. per lb. ; Wax-wick Moulds Bth for cash, or credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES'S obi established Warehouse, 63, St. Aiartin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coffee-house. Every article of the best, at prices as under :—Candles 6s. 6d. per dozen ; Wax-wick Moulds Ile. ; fine Wax Candles, 3s. 6d. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, Z. Bd. ; Palace Wax Lights, 3s. 2d.; Mottled Soap. 745. per cwt. ; Yellow, rilis.; Curd, 82s. ; Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. 4d. per lb. ; Brown 'Windsor, ls. ; Sealing Wax, 4s. 6.1. ; the finest Sperm Oil, rls. 3J. per gallon.—Orders forwarded to all parts of the world. CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES. HE GIII V.ILIER to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that lie has appointed 111 r. Charles Butler, 4, Cheeps.' ie, Agent for the sale of his Medicines, viz. the Beware and Tincture for beautifying and preserving the Teeth and Gums, and fsstening those Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir far curing the Tooth-ache ; and the Balsamic Styptic for stopping all Bleedings external and internal. They arc now prepared by the CHEVALIER from the original Receipt of hie Father. Sad by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheap‘ide, corner of St. Paul's, London ; 54, Sackrille-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers, 'New Bond street ; and thePrincipalMetlicineVenders throughout theUnitedKingdom. ai The above Medicines cannot be Genuine unless the Name of the Chevalier J. B. Ruspini, is engraved on the Government stamp which is attacked to each Box and Bottle. REDCCTION IN THE PRICE OF HATS. VRANKS, Wellington House, Red Cross-street, Bar i.' Wan, in offering thanks to the Public generally, for the pre ferenec be has received, most respectfully solicits their attention to the annexed list, as a very material Reduction in the Price of Hats: Superfine Gentlemen's Beaver Hats I fn. and 18s. Superior Silk Hats 10s. thl. and 12s. Double Edged, ditto ditto Its. and 15s. Ladies' and Children's Bearer Bonnets, in the greatest possible variety, trimmed most fashionably. Seal Circassian, Sable, and every other description of Fur Caps and Bonnets. The whole of the goods sold by FRANKS are made and finished In London, by experienced hands, under his own immediate in. spection ; the prices and qualities upon comparison will be found more advantageous than from any other house in the trade. In addition to the superfine Desire? Hat, the attention of Gentle men is particularly solicited to FRANKS'S NEW ELASTIC WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS (by Royal Letters Pa 'tent). which embrace every improvement that has at any time been sanctioned by public appsobation. They are made to suit the na tural form of the head, will always retain their shape. and are ren dered so effectually water-proof, that if exposed to violent rain, the head will he preserved perfectly dry, and the list free from spot. /They are firm, light, elastic, and durable, may be worn with pecu liar pleasantness, and the morn they are exposed to rain, the more impervious they will prove to it. Price 21s. N.B. Wellington !louse is the corner of Red Cross.street and Beech -street, Barbican. LAIGIIT, UMBRELLA and I'ARASOL MA NS-314 NUFACTURER to her Royal Highness the Princess 'AUGUSTA. No. 8, HIGH HOLBORN, near Gray's Inn, and late of 69, Boarlingtoo.arcade, most respectfully begs leave to re. turn his best thanks to the nobility, gentry, and the public for the most liberal patronage which he has hitherto experienced at both of the aboreestablisliments, and trusts, by an unremitting attention to their future favours to meet their continued support. The superiority of the manufacture of his Umbrellas and Parasols, having secured the approbation and patronage of the public during the last fourteen years, has induced G. Laight, for the purpose of executing the extensive orders which he has re ceived from all parts of the kingdom, to rebuild and enlarge his premises in Holborn, where he now has on sale the most elegant and tasteful assortment of any house in the trade ever offered for the inspection of the public. The following is a list of articles, with the prices annexed, which G. Laight Is enabled to sell for ready money, and manufactured of the very best materials t--parasols from :is. Gd. upwards ; ditto, with elegant carved ivory handles, from Bs. to ; and the much approved sliding tubes, from 18s. to —; ladies' light silk umbrellas, niade on real cane, from Ms. to ; oiled silk, oiled linen, patent candle screens, bathing caps, sponge bags, printed baize, table mats and d'oyleys, India matti ng an d ta bl e mats , an d every ot h er art i c le of the best quality, connected with the above business, wholesale and for exportation. The trade supplied on liberal terms. •,,* G. lalght b egs to state that he has no connexion whatever with any other shop in London, and that aU orders with which he may be favoured shall be executed with the same punctuality and despatch for which his establishment hes been distinguished during the lost fourteen years. Observe the address, No. 8, High Holborn, our Gray's Inn. AEine HEAD of HAM the most Prominent Trait of Beauty. To preserve that inestimable ornament to the latest period of existence is by the use of ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. The ORIGINAL and GENUINE, a VEGETABLE PRO DUCTION, which has for many years been universally admired ; also acknowledged pre-eminent for nourishing the Hair, prevent ing its falling off:, or turning Gray, creates a thick Growth on the baldest places, produces a beautiful effect on Natural or Artificial' Hair, rendering it admirably Soft and elegantly Flowing, pro. ducing beautiful Curls, adding a most incomparable, transcend. ant, and beautiful Lustre, rendering the Head Dress truly enchant. ing ; is inestimable for Children's Hair. Ask for " ROWLAND'S" AI ACASSAR OIL, at 3s. Gd., 7a., 10s. Gd., and 21s. per bottle. All other prices are counterfeits. Also, ROWLAND'S KA LYDOR for the COMPLEXION. Sold in Pin; Bowles, at Bs. GI. and Half Pints at 41. 6d. per bottle, duty included. CAUTION.—In consequence of the high popularity of the above articles, flagrant impostors have counterfeited each ; copying Advertisemmts. Labels, Bills, &c. To prevent Fraud ask for ROWLAND'S OIL, and observe the new Label (engraved by Messrs. Perkins and Heath) on the Oil ; strictly observing the Label of each article has the Signature and Address in Red, " A. ROWLAND and SON, 20, Hatton.garden." Sold by them, and by their appointment, by 111 r. R. Herald., Perfumer to his Majesty, Titchborne-street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford. street ; Mr. Smyth, 117, Delcroix, 158. ()attic and Pierce, :17, and D. Rigge, 33, Bond-street ; Holmes and Brewster. New Bond. street ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-stmt; Berry and Lloyd, 18, Greek-street ; Low, 331). and Prout, 226, Strand ; Burgess, 68, Holborn-hill ; Benley, Queen-street; At kinson, Gerrard-street; Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Edwards, 67, and Newbery. 45, St. Paul's Churchyard; Barclay and ons, 95, Fleet-market ; Bartelott, 22, Hatton-garden : J. and T. Riggs, h 5, Chespaide ; Stradling, Exchange-gate; Nix, fronting the Royal Exchange ; Tait.. 41, and Johnstone. 68, Cornbill ; Col. ley, 26, Bishopegate-street ; Ford, Fenchurch-street ; Mattress, 66 and Jones, 59, Fleet-street ; Marquis, Coleman-strest ; Swift, 9, ' Ward, 324, and Sutton, 129, Holborn. This day, Uvo. Is. REPLY to the Article in the Quarterly Review for March 1816, on the Revelations of LA SIEUR NATI VITE. By CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle -street. This day is published, in one large volume Bvo. price 16s. in board.t. VINDICLE CHRISTIAN/E; a Comparative Esti mate of the Genius and Temper of the Greek. the Roman, the Hindu, the Mahometsn, and tkeehristian Religions. By the Rev. JEROME ALLEY, L.L.B. 111.R.1.A. Rector of the Parishes of Beaulieu and Drummer, in the Diocese of Ardagh. Printed for T. Cadell, Strand ; R. Milliken, Dublin ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. This day is published, in 1 vol. 12mo. price sa. in boards, the Second Edition, corrented and enlarged, of THE SCRIPTURE DOCTRINE of the TRINITY, briefly stated and defended ; and the CHURCH of ENG LAND vindicated from the Charge of Uncharitableness, in re taining the A t hanasian Creed. By THOMAS lIARTWELL HORNE, M.A. Printed for T. Cadell, Strand ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom ma, be had by the same Author, I. An INTRODUC TION to the Critical Study and Know ledge of the HOLY SCRIPTURES. Fifth Edition, in four large Volumes, livo. price N. 3v. in boards. 2. DEISM REFI:TED ; or plain Reasons for being a Chris tian. Seventh Edition, 12mo. price se. in boards. TO THE IVOR THY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF BARNSTAPLE. GE;; ELENIEN, 11 anxious wish to consider duly the honour and Importance of continuing to represent your ancient Borough in Parliament, has made me hesitate thus long to disclose my inten. Lion of withdrawing myself from the approaching contest. Had I come hastily to my p resent determination, I should have ill requited the kind confidence with which you have hitherto ho noured me: and having once formed my resolution, I feel 1 should act ungratefully to my friends in delayirg fora moment in release them front these promises of support which such a resolution must cancel. In taking my leave of you, I trust I may, without vanity, appeal to the principles on which I have invariably acted in Parliament—to my constant attention to your local interests—and. particularly, to my jealous resistance of all encroachments on our invaluable Pro. testant Establishment, as a proof that I have not been altogether unworthy of that confidence, which, I flatter myself, you would again have reposed in toe, had I not most reluctantly adopted the resolution of retiring. Gentlemen—The pleasing task remains to me of thanking you, collectively and individually, for that support and confidence which I have twice successfully solicited, and to assure you, that whenever the interests of Barnstaple can be benefited by my exertions, either in or out of Parliament. I shall not forget that I have enjoyed the honour of being your Representative during eight eventful years, and that I am still your fellow-freeman. And most humble and faithful servant, , - Al. O:II.IIANNEY. Norfolk-street, Strand, 29th slay, 182 G. IST it ESSED MANUFACTUILEILS.—At a Meet -1 11 logo, the Committee, held at the City of Landon 'Tavern, on Tusaday. Pay mi. um ; Sir THOS. I). A eltzt ND, Dart., M.P., and subsequently • Sir Tfl9B. RINO, Bart.. 111. P., in the Chair Resolved—That a Circular be addressed to the Chairmen of Committees in lire Parishes or Towns, requesting them to ascer tain the extent of Distress in the Pari shes. Chaprlrics, or Town ships, within their respective Districts, and to communicate the re sult as early as possible to thin Committee. Thst Remittances be made to the following places : To Paisley and the circumjecent Distticts £l,OOO To liaslingden, for the relief of lieoheads, alusbury, and neighbouring l'ounshipa - . 200 To the Township of Kirketall, near Leeds 60 To New Church, near Warrington - 4 60 £1,300 Amount already advertised, £1117,319 Q. ADDTTIOSAL Giles, Son, R Sedgwick £64) 0 The Union Volunteer Lodges of Neptune. sirest, Rotherhithe Collection at Haberdesh ers'llail3leeting-house, after a Sermon,presched by the Rev. J. !loonies 10/. 12s. 6.1. Collection at Prince's street Chapel, Graves. end, per Rev. Wm. Kent . . 20 0 First Instalment of a Sub ecription in the Pa rishes of Bishop's and Monksweannouth,Sun. derland 302 0 First Subscription of St. Mary's, Woolwich, per Richard Cutbert, Churchwarden, exclu. sive of the Military and Ordnance Department 130 0 Collection at Old Gravel. lane Meeting.house, af ter two Sermons by the Rev. J. Hoppies,A, M. and the Her. J. Philip. D.D. - 25!. 10s. 4J. T. Hare, Lieutenant of H.M.S. Pelorus, per Sir F. Ommanney, Bart. 2 2 Capt. Hlllyar, per ditto 3 0 Collections from Spa. fields Chapel, 20th of May, per John More. land, Treasurer 761. 12s. 4d. Subscriptions from the Officers, Non-commis sioned Officers, and Privates, of the East India ompany's De pot at Chatham 20 5 ITBSCIIIPTIONS. Clerks and Assistants to ditto - 7 7 Henry Rutherford, Rot terdam 5 0 Per Drummords. Sirs. Catherine White Chapelry of Baltowen Swall, York, after a Sermon by the Rev. Wm. Bowe, per Earl of Tyrconnel - 131. 2s. 10d. E. IL 5 0 Thos. Fitzhugh, 2d sub. *motion 30 0 William Parker - 5 0 George 31orant . 5 0 Mrs. 31orant 3 0 John Hiocks - 5 0 F. C. 11. 5 0 George Aust - 10 0 Mrs. Payet - - 3 0 Rev. W. Hunlingdon - 1 0 11. B. Raven 5 0 Henry Hall 10 0 Dr. John Willis . 25 0 Rev. Wm. Rimini! - 10 0 Capt. Henry Fanahawe 3 3 henry Matson - 5 0 Rev. Chas. G. Boyles - 5 0 Dr. Weir. Commissioner Victualling Board - 5 0 Part of the Expenses ul. lowed at the Old Bailey for the prosecution of Felons 105.61. Per Weston and Co. T. and J. Rideal - J. W. - Alien Williams . 2 - Mrs. Williams . 1 0 Per Masterman and Co. Subscription of the Inhabitants and Neighbourhood or Wi liam, per Raggett, Seymour, and Co. Lady Mildmay - 29 0 Mr. Nicholls 3 3 Rev. W. Marriott 2 0 Rev. T. A. Warren 2 0 Mrs. Brooks 1 0 Mr. Brooks 1 0 Mr. Woolrige Mr. J. Cole Capt. J. Scott, R.N. Mr. Gale . Mr. Seymour Mr. Shebbeare Mr. Thompson S. J. Smither Mrs. Haniott Mr. Frere Rev. J. Brickwell Odiham Friendly Society on Whit-Monday 1 10 Odiham Tuna Friendly Society,thld of May, 11.11 s. 6d. Mr. Singleton, Hartley- TOW . 10 0 Col. Massey, do. 5 0 Mr. Burgess, do. 5 0 Mr. Husband, do. 5 0 Miss Husband, do. 1 0 Mrs. Hawley, ilo. 1 1 Rev.W. G. Brickwell, do. 1 1 H. Salmon, do. . 1 1 Rev. G. 11. fluke? 1 4 A. 0. Cornwall - 1 1 Sundry Small Sums 3 18 Ditto at Alattingley and 11 afield Childs and Co. Rev. Geo. Bralrick . 2 0 Miss Harrison - 3 0 Lord Chief Justice Best 30 0 !Marten, Call, and Co. J. S. - - 2 0 Harninersleys and Co. C. E. 1.. 1 0 111ns. Edw. Drewe SnOwand Co. Capt. Clifford, It. N- Sioslings and Co. James Tcmkinson - I 0 0 R. L. Bisset 5 0 C. S. 1 0 Rob. Carey Elwes - 30 0 il'oares and Co. A. and V. 6 6 Rev. W. Mansfield - -10 0 W. P. Burnell - 1 1 J. P. Burnell 1 I Richard Teller - b 0 Hon Mrs. Digby - 10 0 Collection at the Rev. Geo. Clayton's Chapel, York-street,Walworth 120 0 Cocks and Co. Rev. John Gibbons, of Brasted Mrs. White - 2 2 Lady Ford . - 2 0 Per Smith, Payne, and Co. Parish of Ilavant, Bed- hampton - 29 6 Lieutenant-Colonel Sir R. Willisms - Miss Williams - 83 11 6 J. Z. - - Pet Hankey and Co. Sir. Wm. Browne, Re- Robert Davies, Wal gent-street, being part thamstow 5 6 of the amount of cis- Per Glyn and Co. mages given by a vet, Further Subscriptions dirt in the late action of from Warwick, per Browne v. Sweet - 20 0 Whitehead. Weston, W. Browne and Co. - 10 10 and Co. - 251. 1143.6 d. The Committee continue to meet at the City of London Tavern, where subscriptions are received. Clergymen, Dissenting hlinisters. and others, desiring informa tion relative to the distress existing in the manufacturing districts, may have a printed statement, oo application to W. H. HYETT, Sec. Applications to the Committee must be addressed to " Francis Freeling, Esq., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers' Relief Committee." 2 0 2 0 2s. 6d. 0 10 i o 6 0 5 5 AT a GENERAL MEETING of SHIPOWNERS, convened at the City of London Tavern, on TUESDAY, the mak instant GEORGE LYALL, Esq. in the Chair. Upon the motion of George Palmer, Esq., seconded by Aaron Chnpman. Esq.: Resolved unanimously—That the innovations on the British Na- Titration System. which have been made by the present Parliament, have excited in the Shipowners of the United Kingdom feelings of the utmost anxiety and alarm. Upon the motion of John Marshall, Esq., seconded by William Tindall, Esq. : Resolved unanimously—That it is the opinion of this Meeting. that so long as the country shall remain in us present highly taxed and artificial state, same protection from foreign competition is in dispensable to the successful application of capital or industry, to the pursuits of agriculture, commerce, manufactures, or navigation. Upon.the motiy of John William Buckle, Esq., seconded by Jonathan Chapman, Esq.: Resolved unanimously—That the British Shipowners have seen whit regret, that, for the avowed purpose of giving effect to a system of free trade, and in opposition to their most earnest nod anxious petitions addressed to the Legislature and his Majatey's Government, much of tire protection under which British Naviga tion had flourished, has been relaxed or withdrawn ; particularly by the admission of Importations in Foreign Shipping, upon a principle of reciprocity, from which the most alarniii g consequences have already resulted, as proved by the public ace unts laid before Parliament, by which it appears, that the amount of tonnage's?. rived in the several ports of Great Britain, item those Foreign States in Eurepe to whom that adtrantsgc bas been conceded, is as follows: flrki.6,—Tons Ft.g *k -c2--Tons In Intl . 2911.394 . . '2OO z_s 1623 . 2:4.775 - . 221.423 1824 . 2564118 . . 468,65 i exhibiting an increase of 2.061 tons British, but of 174.229 tons Foreign. If the year 1623 be compartd with 11124 : and a falling off of 33,578 tons British, and an increase of 267,1107 tons Foreign, if the year 11122 be compared with 11124. Upon the motion of James Voting, Esq., seconded by Henry Nelson, Esq. : liesolved--That the carrying trade, in relation to the importation of timber, affords the most suitable employ hi: our ships. as the principal value is freight, which is the legitimate profit to the matins of this country, and as this nation is the only large consumer in Europe, it can command supply. Upon the motion of George Frederick Young, Esq., seconded by Thomas Gillespie, Esq. t Resolved unanimously—That being persuaded that it is to th want of Representatives in Parliament practically acquainted with the complex details of shipping. and identified by commur.ity of interest and of feeling with the Shipowner, that the source of much of the disadvantage and depression tinder which shipping labours Is to he traced, this Sleeting therefore earnestly appeals to every person connected with shipping throughout the kingdom to exert his utmost efforts to serum, by his vote or influence, the return of Members, at the ensuing Election. qualified to explain, and dis posed to a dvocate, the interests of British Navigation. Upon the motion of Jonathan Chapman, Esq., seconded by John Pirie, &c.: Resolved unanimously—That the Chairman be requested to cause these Resolutions to be communicated to those ports and places which return Representatives to Parliament, and also to transmit copies thereof to the Candinates for the Representation of the City of London ; and that the Committee of the ttoltipowners' Society be rrqu Bled to further the object cf the Resolutions of thin day by every means in their power. Upon the motion of D. C. Guthrie, Esq., seconded by John Dawson, Esq.: Resolved unanimously—That these Resolutions be published in the usual Morning and Evening Papers. GEORGE LVALI4, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair. Upon the motion of John iVilliam Buckle, Each seconded by John Marshall, Esq.: Resolved unanimously—That the cordial thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chaimian for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. ARGYLL ROOMS. Under the immediate patronage of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. her Grace the Duchess of Northumberland, her Grace the Duchess of Wellington. MRS. BLAND, having recovered from her late very 1 severe indisposition, has the honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, her Friends, and the Public, that it is her intention to take A BLNEFIT CONCERT at the above Rooms, on TUES DAY NEXT, June 6, on which occasion the undermentioned Gentlemen have kindly consented to form themselves into a Com mittee to conduct it:—Dr. Kitchener, 43, Warren -street, Fitzroy square; J. Carpue, Esq.. 72, D•an-street, Soho: T. Welsh, Esq , Royal harmonic Institution. The following eminent performers have, in the handsomest manner. profferred their services :—Miss Stephens and Miss Paton, Miss Love, Miss Povey, and Madame Vestris. Mrs. Bland will, on this occarion, sing one of her cele brated ballads, being her first appearance in public these four years. Mr. Braham and Mr. Phillips, 3lr. Sinclair and Mr. Sapio, and 11r. C. Bland. Mr. Welsh, and Mr. Ilawes. Grand Piano-Forte, Mademoiselle Jams (from the Conservatoire Royale, of Paris). Leader, Mr. Mori. Conductor, Mr. Pin Cianchettini. The band will be numerous and complete. The names of other celebrated performers, with further particulars, will be announced in future advertisements. Tickets, half-a-guinea each, to be had of 3lrs. Bland, No. MI, Greek-street, Sotto; and at the Royal Harmonic Institution Regent -street. ELECTION LAW. This day is published. in 2 vols. Ovo. price 11. 10s. rrHE LAW anti PRACTICE of ELECTIONS and 11 ELECTION COMMITTEES ; comprising, Proceedings previous to an Election—at the Election—Disqualitications--Ob teetions to the Voter and Vote—Votes how lost—lnterference at Election—Bribery—Returning Officer—Of Petitioners and Peti tions—Of Committees—Proceedings after the Sitting of the Com mittee.—Evidence—Agency—Costs—and Appendix of Form s . By FRANCIS NEWMAN ROGERS, Esq. Of Lincoln's-Inn, Barrister at Law. * * *The Second Volume may be had separate, price 1t,.. boards. London: Printed for J. and IV. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal -street, Lincoln's-Inn. Of whom may be had. in livo. price 141. REPORTS of CASES of CONTROVERTED ELEC TIONS in the Sixth Parliament of the United Kingdom. By U. Corbett and E. R. Daniell, Esqrs. Barristers at Law. Also, in a large vol. livo. price 11. Is. boards, A COLLECTION of ACTS of PARLIAMENT to the 6th Geo. IV. relative to County and Borough Elections. By John Disney, Esq. Barrister at Law. In Octavo, • JAMISON'S LAWS of ELECTION, containing a Practical Digest. In Itro. price 18s. boards, CORBETT'S INQUIRY into the ELECTION RIGHTS of the FREEHOLDERS of the CORPORATE COUNTIES. To-morrow, June I, will be publiahed, price 2s. 6d. TILE lIARMONICON, No. XLll.—Contents . Song. " Too late !" MS., T. Aitwood, Composer to the King—ll. Song, " Go, rose," by Maurice Greene, Mus. D.— 111. and IV. Brazilian Melodies, with English Tranalations (now first published in England)—V. Rondo, for the Pianoforte, by Weber—Vl. Marcia Religiose, from Olimpia, for the Pianoforte, by Spontini—Vll. Polonotse and Trio, for the Pianoforte, by Czerney—Memoir of Nicolo Zingatelll—Epitome of La Dame Blanche—On the Tenor Clef—Mozart's Requiem—The Fitzwil barn Music—Foreign Musical Publications—On the Matter of Sound, by M. Lamarck.—Mrs. Salmon's Voice—Foreign Musical Report—Review of New Music—Professional Concerts—The Drama, &c. London : Published by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand, and sold by all Booksellers and 51usicsellers. Of whom may also be had, The HARMONICON EDITIONS (price 2s. fid. each) of Weber's Der Freischuta, Abu Hassan, and Proclaim • Meyerbeer's II Crociato in Egitto (two Parts) ; and Boieldlet;'s La Dame Blanche; with the Overtures, Marches, &e. ananged for the Pianoforte, and English Versions of the Vocal Pieces. In No. XL. (price 2s. lid.) are given the SI: celebrated Songs and Duets, by Weber, now first translated and adapted front the original German. • ° S e Orders should specify the " Hannonicon Editions'. of the above, at the price of each is less than one-sixth of other editions. NTENDED I M PROVEN! EN TS in the STRAND.- 1 Most valuable and spacious Plt EMISES, in complete repair, with extensive cellars and other conveniences, to be LET on LEASE, at 137, Strand, near Somerset House. Apply at Z 24, Regent.street. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY. 64, QUEEN-STREET, CH EAPSIDE, LONDON. (NEAR THE SOUTHWARK BRIDGE.) IJPTON and Co. respectfully recommend to the Public the following established Paints and Oil.. ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS, PER CWT. j Invisible Green 40s. Bright Red . 361 . White -40 s. Olive Green 765. Chocolate - 40 s. Slate Colour 465. Fine deep do. 112 s. Stowe Colour 46 5. Lead ditto . iris. Dark Red - 265. Black - 565. Prepared Oil per gal I •.• Patent an Grass Greens, h. Gd. to 2s. 6d. per lb. These Paints are very durable and ornamental; they resist the' effects of Weather in an unusual degree, are a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, and require only to be thinned with Oil for use. REFINED MINERAL PAINT (of a handsome Dark Cho. colate Colour) at lbs. per Cask. This Paint is insoluble in Water, and therefore peculiarly adapted for all Work constantly exposed to the Weather. It does not require to be heated for use, and is but little more than One Penny per Pound. RECTIFIED SPERM OIL, for Sinumbra, French, and all Lamps of a superior kind. It has the brilliancy of the linear Gas, gives more light than other Oils, and, from it. extreme purity, is without waste. Genuine White Lead, 403. per cwt. Varnishes, Linseed Oil, 1 Turpentine, &c. Itc. b 0 5 5 1 0 i o 2 0 1 0 3 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 10 SALIS BY AUCTION. ALDERNEY DAIRY, PERCEVAL-STREET, CLERK EN WELL. • By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, J une at 12., in Lots, FORTY SHARES, of, o/. ewer), in die ALDERNEY DAIRY, Perceval-street. Clerkenwell, to be peremptorily gold. to enable the holder to prove a debt under a commission of 'bankrupt. Particulars may be had ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. Ed. mund Walker, Solicitor, 20, Lincoln's ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shcittleworth. 21t, Poultry. ORE%N-LANES. COUNTRY RESIDENCE. AND LAND. By Mr. SIWTTIJEWORTH, At the Man, on THURSDAY, June 1,1, at 12, ASUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD RFISIDENCE, with Garden and Meadow Land, eleiil,litfully placed on the hank of the New River, in a cornmandjng situation an the Green lanes, leading from S'oke Newington to Southg.ite, surrounded by extensive and interesting prospects, and only atiszt five miles from the !loyal Exchange. then, t w o orn a iwer A MAT. tittety sal-, 11, 23, ELEGANT PAPER HANGINGS. By Mr. MrII.I4IAMS. At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, FINE. II UN DREI) PIECES of handsome -SATIN and other PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS. The whole of the most fashionable description, and lotted suitable for private ourchn.urs. To be viewed the morning of lode, and catalogues had at the Mart; at Gar-away's; and of Mr. Williams, Throgr.lorron-strevt. PLATE. ASTRONOII IC A li, PHILOSOPII IC:A b, AND MUSICAL INSTRUME N TB, BOOKS, WINES, AND EFFECTS. By Mr. WILLIAMS At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, SIX tfuntlrAl Ounces of MODERN PLATE, ele gant plated articles, a plate chest, large reflecting telescopes on brass stand., a nitcros:ope, an electrical machine, a phaautema goritL, a brilliant toned pedal harp by Emit!, an ivory flute with eight silver keys, guitars, &c.; china, gla.., book., pictures thirty six dozen of very line C u d Rini anti Madeira Wines, and othe effects. May be viewed the mornirg of sale, and ,cittriogues had at the Mart; Garraway's; and of Mr. %Willi:int:4, Throgniorton-.tree,. IUSIC AND INSTRUM ENT'S. The Collection of the late Joseph Corte, Esq. Organist of Salisbury Cathedral, deceased, with the Duplicates of a Professor, and sun dry Instruments. Mr. W. P. 51USGRAVE, At Mr. Stanley's Room. 21, Old Bond -street, on SATURDAY end MONDAY NEXT, at 19, Averrare and curious Assenddage of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, consisting of the must choice unpublished Works of the great Italian Masters, splendid copies of Dr. Boyee's Cathedral Music, Dr. (Voris An , hems, others of similar character, the best and scarcest editions of Han del's Oratorios, of Hawkins' and Burney's Histories, : Operas, Glees, Miscellaneous, Vecsl, Pianoforte, and Violin; Works by the most esteemed Composers, with many in score. Also, Violins, Tenors, Violoncellos, Double 13 iss, Kett. Drums, Pianofortes and Harps, especially avery fine AMATI 1' lOLI N, and a brilliant toned VIOLONCELLO, by ROGER I US. May be viewed on Friday next and mornings of sale. Cata logues at the Rooms, and of Mr. W. P. Musgrave, Auctioneer, . p. praiser, &c. 5, Bread -street, Cheapside. ASHFORD, tDDLESEX. CAPITAL 310DERN FAMILY MANSION, On a small scale; 112 Acres of Land, presenting several eligible sites tirr erecting Villas ; fifteen miles from Londoh ; late the property and residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, deceased. Peremptorily, by Mr. NEWTON, At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, tu Five Lots, and without reservation. COPYLIOLD ESTATE, equal to Freehold, Fi n e cer tain, Land-tax redeemed, Tithe-free, situate near the Church a' Ashford ; comprising an excellent uniform brick-built Resi dence, fitted up and finished in a superior style, commanding beau tiful diversified grounds, richly ornamented by forest 'Tres and thriving plantations, neat gravel walks, &c.; attached and detached offices, coach-house, and stabling, tr9t-house, green-house, dower garden, pleasure-grounds, lawn, kitchen garden, fruit walls, paved yard, and outbuildings of various descriptions. Alm tine rich meadows, containing thirty-one acres, well enclosed and of park like appearance. Also, a compact Freehold and Copyhold Farm, containing eighty-one acres of rich arable land. The above property is surrounded by a neighbourhood of the first consequence, with excellent roads in all directions; is situate a mile from Laleham, one and a half from Iledfont, two and a half from Staines, five from °attends, seven from Windsor, seven from Kingston, and fifteen from London, Half the purchase-money may remain on mortgage, at four per cent. • fo be v iewed (the house by tickets). Printed descriptive parti culars, with a map of the estate and elevation of the house annexed, may be obtained at the following neig hbouring Inns r—llnah, Staines; Catherine Wheel, Eghain ; Castle, IS indsor ; Kingston t Star and Garter, itschmond ; Toy, Hampton Court ; Duke of York, Oatlands ; Black Dog, Bedfont ; King's Head, Twickenham ; Duke's Head, Walton : Rose and Crown, Houns low ; Castle, Brentford ; Bell, Isleworth ; llatchett's Hotel, Pic cadilly ; at the Mart ; of Messrs. Birkett, Taylor, and Cox, Soli citors, 3, Cloak.lane, Cheapaide; and of Mr. Newton, Auctioneer, Surveyor, and Appraiser, 39, Cornhill, to whom all applications for tickets to view (if by letter, free of postage) must be made. N.B. All the valuable Timber will be included in the purchase. FROM LAST NH:liTs GAZETTE. Colton 1-1"11, bfay ^A, IffJ6- This day the Miran de Cetto, F.nvoy Extraordinary and Minister 11.,ni potcetiaryfroni the King of Bavaria, had a private audience of hl• Nye•'/. to deliver a letter from his Sovereign, and t present to Lk Majesty. ill the name of that Sovereign, the insignia and decoration, of the Order of St. bluirert of Bavaria; to which audience he was Introduced by the ilight Hon. George Canning, his Malestre Principal secretary of State f o r reign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, Knight, hi atter nt the Ceresuouies. Whitehall. nay 29, 1 , 3201. The Kind ham been pleased to snot unto the Rev. William Frederi-k Bayley, Master of Arts, the place and dignity of a Canon or Prebendary the liferropoUtical Church of Canterbury, void by the promotion of the Rev. Dr. Sumner to the See of Llandnff. The Moo has been pleased to giant to the Rev. Edmund Goodenough, Cleak, Doctor In Irivlnity, the place sod disarfty of a Prebendary cf the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, Westminster, void by the death of the Rev. Dr. Short. DECLARATIONS OP INSOI,VENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under 6 Dee. 4, cap. It, eee.c. . Lamas BUTLER CLOrOlf. Liverpool, merchant. •Pw ed May 29.) BANKRUPTVIES SUPERSEDED. Owens; Jomrs, I .lverpna4Cden-draper. • •• Jogai SWINDELLS, Hyde, Cheshire. grocer. To oat CULLEDGE, Killediy, Northamptonshire, cattle-dealer. TS. • Jost en St 'Arena, Stafford, BANKßU grocer, P to surrender, June 12, at S. 11 at 10, and July 11, at 12, at the Bed Lion Inn, Newport, Salop. Su!kit..., ltemra. Heating and Baxter, Gray's Inmplace, Gray:a Inn; and Mr. Manley, Newport Jona LAVVIS, Weston 31111% near Balk mrstinian. June 20, at IL 2:, at I, and July 11, at 11, at the A miel Ina. Westante-street, Bath. 111m14.1 tors. Mr. Lfakinson. kllddie Temple; and 3fr. Hetiings, Bath. 1005 Lrert.sa, Tnoarmt Ranson, sled Wri,ar.ara Bowl La i Cherelt adnet, Cl.Bgrovs-lose, *rattler,, Aide lA, it'd JOll 11, at It, at th' Bankrupts' Court. SeUettore, Messrs. ihephrtud, Thomas, atui Leval* Cicask.lune. bTarnaz eausoras, Newport. Isle of tight , erddnet.undrer. ?true at 12, Id. at I, and July 11, at 49, at t h w BAokropts' Court. _solicitors. Ide•eirs. Anderton and Williams, Chancery Cltanther,, Quality court. WiLLIAW Bowler , Itarn.tapte, and Tivertr.o, Daaamhlre, lii June 6, at 11 , 13, and July 11. at 1 0 , at the Bankrupts' Court. Aft. Benjamin Hardwicke, Lattrenca.lane„ Cheap.ide. WILLIAM Coos, Jun. Brlghthelntmone, Stts.ex, pacer, June 9,ott 8.10, at 10 , and July 11, at 8, at the New Inn, Brighthelowtone. Solicitor•, Mr: Henry Falthfult Brighthelmstone; and 31r. Edward Charobeilsio Faith/ill, /Urchin-lane, Cornhill. tVat.t.se Harroie CARR and Groano Ctltli, Oyer Darren, Lanca shire, cott.n..pinngs, July 3,4, at 12, and IL at 10, at the office of Mesita. Winstanley and Catterall, Solicitor., Preston. Solicitor., Messrs. Wlnstanley and Cattetall, Preston and Maim. Moe and Parry, JOHN BAYLEY, Manchester, flour.dealer, lune 12, 19, at 2, and lily 11, at 10, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Memel. Appleby and Char mock, Gray's Inn-sqoare ; and Mr. William Norris, Manchester. S.snv 8.1117//, jun. Sopwell Mull. Flcuttorishlre, tatter, June 6. 20. et 2, and July It,ati, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor*, Messrs. Alexau - der and Son, Carey-K.-yet, Cbaticery-lane. WILLIAM C . witiONT, Devon.hlre-street West, 1111e.end, broker, June 6, at 1, 10, and !nip 11, at 10, at the ainkrupti' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Young and tilthert, Markdoine. RO•IRT JONZS ' Glance der, wharanger, June 10, 18, at 9, and July l I. at 10, at the Spread Eagle Jul, Gloucester. &Welton, M. tiao.:Caldon, Chincery-lane ; and Messrs. lam Cooke and Son, Gloucester. Joan Currn and WILLIAM ARIIIITAon, liuddersueld, dyers, Arne 12. IS, and July 11, at 11, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. SOL - hors, Aleut.. Clarke, Richards. and Medealf, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Whiteheal and Itohinsun, Huddersfield. JA.w sWt soon, Andover, Southampton, linen-draper, June at 16, at 12, and July IL at 10, at the Star and Garter, Andover. Solicltots, Messrs. B mlth. Larhett, and %male, Slone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn , and Messrs. elect and Brewer, and Mears. Cole* and Earle, Andover. ' JOHN Sv nova Cn.san, Yonne Selwood, nomersetehire, tanner, June 12, at 3, 13, at 11, and July 11, at 10, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. sod - cd4rs Mr. James Hartley, New Brldge.street, Hiscatilars ; and Mr. limos Mlll4, Flume Selwood. Ettia Baru Rh. menaces and BENJAMN Hamar, jun—Tee-lam, d:: • halters ; Jun_ 13, 17, and Joly 11, at 11, at the 13ankrni.ts' Coml. Nor.c.- tor, 31r. Baton. Bow Chureh-yard. Waltman Cloowl v, Staumore, linen-draper, Juue 13, 17, of td July at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Ir. J. Cutter, Loud May,W• CJurt °Mee, Royal Eachange. Tanana DOUGLAS. or the White forte ' Brick. lane,, St. Lutes, ow:- neuter, Mute 3, 17, and July 11. at 11, at t he Court. La.rile. tor+, Mtwara. Young and railings, St. Mildrecrs-court, Pointy. Gateau's Liprat., Gan-street,Spitaltelda, buildir. June it, 10, awl Jaly 11, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Aird, King's Arru..ysad. Coleman-street. Jumu 813,11109 BORROVIDALZ, Lothhnry and Coleman-street, Mee merchant, June G„ at 11 , 13, and lull 11, at 10, at the Bankrupts' CJuri. Solicitor, lir. J. J. Tanner, New 132-..na1011-street. Joey Bastrter, r, Hove, Suarez, bulkier anti cow-keeper. Jame its, :4, and July 11, at I, at the New Inn, lirlyhtheltas4os.e. Suitt.itura, Netter. Furner aud Hill , 11.4hthelmstune; and Meagre. k'asiner, Isance, and Pa.- mer, Betiturd row. __ JOAMPIi Naas, Itfachehter, trrocer, June 16. 17, and hey it. at:. at the Star Inn, Dean..a.tie, Manchester. Solicitors, Me.Norrls, John.striet. Bedford-row ; and Mean*. Rymer and Nutria. IlLrtden-street, Man. cheater. WILLIIO.I Rim? Lev, Hinckley, heicetershire, From, and kwon . chandler, June 6, IJ, antrJnly 11, at I I, at the Banknipts' Court. tors, Messrs. Hindular4h and Bon, Crescent. Jeissn-streek Crlppligate. JOUN Ilkasn, K Anna-yord, Bulenuser-sCreet, wool-Meier, J Jul U, 29, ,at 2, and July 11 , at I, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, air . Itrutton, Uhl prO.ul-street. IigNRY NORCOTT WA ILO. Bread-street-hill and Ridge. SWUM, mer chant, Jane 10, 2(1, and July 11, at 11, at the Banter opts• Court. Suricitot Mauna. Fun, and Son, F:ss,x-street, strand. EDWARD MAceilt, Maidenhead, Berk 4, saddler and harness-make r. Tune 3, 17 end July 11, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors. Mr John Bradeley Beaumont, Lincoln's 'nu-Gelds; and Mr. James Solt.`. Maidenhead. Acv NKALE, Frame, Somervetshirc, victualler, June 13, at 3, If., at : •, and July 11, at 11, at the Star and Garter Inn, Andover. Sodc tors. aleasee. Smith, Lambert, and Stable, Stone-bnlld:mgv, I.lncoln'a Inn , Messrs. Coles and Earle, Andover. HARRY COLBRON, BrigatiltiM%tolle. SIMI'S. timber-merchant, June at 9, Id, and July 11, at 10, at the Bankrupta' Cuurt. Solicitor, dlr. It. Hutchinson, Furtlival's Inn. DI VIDENDS. Jane 20. John Pomarea, FrinemanVin;rt, Carob{ Insurance-broker. at 10, at the Bankrupt,' Court—June 20. William 11lizard, Petersham. Surrey, butcher, at 10, at the Bankrupt,' Court—Jane 6. Jame. lioughto,. Mauchester, lines Arn,per, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—June 2V. W.: • liam Asprey, Bruton-street, Hanover-square, ainveramith and jewel:c-, t 111, at the Baukrupts' Court—June ::0. Francis King, Wrirwinit, q. holsterer and cabinet-maker, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Count—June James Somers, Oxford-street and Holywell , treet, Shoredltch, portmau and cheenemonger, at I, at the Bankrupt,' Count—June 2U. Thomas H., -- ,, -a and John Price, Bristol, nnerchants, at 12, at the liankrapts' Cinest—lone 27. William Sand Non, Cork-street, Burlington-gardens, tgilor, at IV, at the Bankrupt , ' Court—June Jo,eph Gibbing, William Wynne Smith, and William Goode, Illte'lngham, In:Ad:erg, at 11, at the Royal Hot,'.. Temple-row, Birmingham—June 24. Thomas A ughtle, Putnity, •r2!-en: graver and jeweller, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—June 21. Robert Bibby. I.lverpool, merchant, at 12, at the office of Mr. William Hits& Marshall-street, Liverpool—June 20. Robert Bishop and Thomas Bedsop, Aston, Warwickshire, brass-founders, at 12, at the Stork Tavern,, Bir mingham—June 23. William Britten the younger, Northampton, leather seller, at 11, at the Angel Inn, Northampton—Jane 20. James Searle and Samuel Brown Searle, Saffron Walden, Essex, and Bishop's Stentiord, Hertfordshire, blinkers and maltaters, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATES—Jusx Thomas Green, Yawlll-road, Kennington, builder—Francis CoEcho. PaII-mall, man-milliner—Edward Col dingley, Cheltenham, builder—C ha. Kemp, Stoke Newington, bullder—James Leech, Salford, dyer—James Richards, Warwick-court, Holborn, furrier—Patrick Murphy, Liverpool street, corn and provision merchant—Augustits Hoyson, Neu:la-aqua:v. and Three Kings-court, Lombard-street, conamiasion agent—Wm. DI ittiaell, Nora ich, silversmith--Cbarles Lockyer Cuttoys, Broxbourne MUG, Hert fordshire, miller—John Forbes, Oxford-street, druggist—Morita Bertram. Phlipot-lane, Nenchurch-street, soap-maker—Herman Hendricks, 'Meg morton-street, merchant—James Curtis, Hounslow, dealer—John Iteilten , Liverpool, broker—John Marshall, lirightun, huildes. 4 -Reubers Hill, Norwich, manufacturer—John Yates, Finsbury and Westatorland Wharfs, City-road, timber-merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Geoacia Arrxxx, Cupar Fife, writer, at the Tontine Inn, Cupar, J..ne 20 and July 4, at 11. Rosa RT S/I vr, jun. Edinburgh, merchant, at the Waterloo Tavern, Edinburgh, June 22 and July 6, at I. °CORO. NICOL, Jun. Dundee, grocer, at Rnss's Inn, Forfar, June la. at 10, and at Morren'a Inn, Dundee, June 27, at 12. WILLIAM Fisnixv..Glasgow wright, at the Sheriff's Chambers , Glas gow, June 2% at 12, and at the office of Mr. James Boas, accountant, Glasgow, July 6, at I!. J.sises SVTIIIIRLAND, Edinburgh, builder, at the Royal F.xcisaxge Coffee-house, Edinburgh, Julie 23 and July 7, at 2. Fan Na xi N and Co. Edinburgh, tailors, -at tire Royal Exchange Coffee house, Edinburgh, June 2S and July 7, at 12. W3l. RAC, Glasgow, draper, at the chambers of Mr. .1. Dannatyne, Glasgow, June 22, at 12. Rouser MUN OA LL, Mile-end, near Glasgow, distiller, at the Lyceum Roorna, Glasgow, June and 20, at 2. WILLIAM Ewtmo and Co. Cilanow, coUon-yarn agents, at the chant ben of Messrs. Aaan , Adam, and Hamilton, Gla*gutv, July I and 14, at I. JAnits Russatt. and Co. Glasgow, merchants, at the chambers of J. H. Maxwell, Glasgow, June 2ts and July 12, at I. Jonii Spirit and Co. Glasgow, cloth-manufacturers, at the chambers of Mr. J. H. Maxwell, Mallow, Jnne 27 and July 11, at I. Jona and Wu. GOWAN, Leith, shlpowners, at the Exchange Hot.'. Leith, June 21 and July 11, at I. sir, Btu a, and Co. Glasgow, silk-merchants at the couurnethause of Mr. George Smellie, merchant, C.la.gusr, June 14, at I. Burial - Ea Itotto and Co. Glastroo, merchants, at the chambers vf Mr. Nicol Tweedlc, Glasgow, June 24, at 11, and at the chambers of Mr. John Kerr, Dundee, July 7, at 12. )11.11ANDIIII MACALIf•TER and So% s, Paisley, manufacturet3, at the Black Bull, Glasgow, June 14, at I. KIMR, Paisley, upholsterer. at the Saracen's Head, PaNicy, June 6 and 23, at I. C RoLt.o, Edloburgb, tobacconist, at WEwen's Kam', SAW burgh, May 31 and June 14, at I I. PARTIVERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Doak and Mary WM", High Holborn, hosiers—John Vac Naughton and Thomas Edward Stubbs, Park-street, Uro‘venororquatr, boot and shoe makers—Thomas Oulhwaite, V. Hanley, and T. Welt. brook, King-street, Chenpvide. warehousemen--Samtol An-try Larnbr,t. John Sommerville, and John t.r.wa;d, Queen-street, Chezpieds, met ehanta. Measures, we are told, are taking to alter the name of one of the most ancient towns in the kingdom, situated in o nt.id, ',curing county. Not content with receivin g the a pp t il stt on which it has obtained for 13 centuries, from containing the bones of the first martyr to the Christian filth in Britain, St. Alhan'r, It Ii said. is unwilling longer to be Indebted for its npeellatiou to Roy Sant in the calendar of the lioniish Church, tut Mahout to go bask the annals of Pagan Rome, and resume the name of Verulam.— Ricks Chronicle. Another steam-erssel, the itamilum, Captain Christie, sailed from Liverpo o l oil Sunday last for Angostura, to navies" the river Orinoco and its tributary streams, under the privilege granted to Colonel Jamas Hamilton. by the Government of Coleco. bia. During the remelt pest of the year the steam-MiIINI will be able to proceed by Use Mew, to within three days' jourgey of Bogota. The home contains four well-proportioned airy bed-ehambei a dressing-room, a suit of drawing.roome. communicating throut folding-doors, dining and breakfast parlours. kitchen, wash-bout domeer.ic offices and capital cellarmg ; with chaise-house, tw stall stable, in J lofts ; a lawn, descending to the river and orn mcnted by handsamogreen-houss. bot.houne, at:tt grapery ; flow and kitehie gee Oiallr , enw-ouse, and air acres tie% meadow land a Blast dajigble resideace for a nit chant and raw. y i %Ad fuv TZA, at up woods of ntr.e years unexpired, nt a ground-rent. May be viewed and particulars hiol, ten days presinua to the sal on the premises; at the Mart; and or Mr. tahuttleworth, 2 Poul try. EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF PROOF PRINTS. 11.thSatTit‘ieNshEallY re spectful ly SU t acquaints n t b s y th A e u( rg . c c , at his Rooms, No. 21, Old Bond-street, TO-MORROW, and following Day, at Twelve o'clock, a very EXTRAORDI NARY COLLECTION of ENGLISH PRINTS, consist ing of upwards of 1,000 choice Proofs of the best Works of our most eminent Engravers, with numerous Etchings and First Impressions of the same, selected by a late distinguished Virtuoso and Collector on their first appearance about 40 years since, for their particular beauty or distinctive peculiarities, and presenting such an assemblage as is not again attainable; among them will be found no less than Six Proofs before the letter, of the Doctors of the Church, by Sharpe, Four of the Niobe, Two of the Death of Wolfe, Four of the Phaeton, and various others after Claude and Wilson, by Woollet ; Seven of the Riots, by Heath, and a great number by Earloin ; which, as well as the preceding, are upon India and French paper; Proofs on Satin and India Paper of Rembrandt's Hundred Guilder Print, and the Gold Weigher: se veral complete sets of Boydell's Shakspeare, large and stn..ll im pressions (all r)roofs and etchings), with a multitude of tine speci mens of the best works of Bartolozzi, Hall, filiddeman, Fittler. Canot, Hodges, Ryland, Sherwin, Caldwell, Vivires, Webber, Cooke's Voyages, &c. ; presenting such an opportunity to the l over of English Chalokraphy for procuring first-rate scarce prints as can never occur again. May be viewed this day; catalogues had (at Is. each) at the Rooms. HANKS OF TH E THAMES. 110 be LET, very well FURNISHED, for six mo n ths, a VILLA RESIDENCE, for a moderate cstablishment,of respectability, delightfully situated, and containing six chambets. For Particulars apply at Messrs. Nomaville and Fells, book sellers, New Bond -street. '1