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WO ft 1 t ." e• -. 5099 *WI". 'I r. • _ . DON, WEDN ESIA .....m, '. • wtt.S. LON fren • • a a.: . . ORANGE AND LEMON TREES, WHITE AND YELLOW JESSAMINE PLANTS, AND tUBEROSE ROOTIL THE Nobility awl Gentry err most reepecifelly informed, • Choir, ASSORTMENT of the above PLANTS are jest arrived, in the beet medians, at JOHN BURGESS and PONS' Old Italian Wertheim, Na. *rand (corner tithe Savoy steps), London. ~., foor o'clock. • 1111 'gm Pates 7d. ;'. INPIRIAL . .After wren: reisainT U. • 'heir Lordehipsamet aufasroteheL • AOMI, " ► Mr. ' rgewd bilare f i ord C. Maims * a Petition firs Owner s and Landlsokkhr tn . Wfi6eeli, to tins tole of Ely, county 4 Combridge,romploiiolog of Art cultural Distress.—O r d ere d to b e printe d . Sir C. Cott presented a Petition from Glamor ganshire to the same effect. He thought the Pe tition well founded. He would support any utiA tion for the relief of agricultu re , sud only voted against Mr. B ro u g h am ' s motion because he thought it but fair to wait the proposition to be submitted by the Ministers.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. BERN•L moved for accounts of all sums of money paid as bounties by Great Britaiu to Cap tains of ships and others, for slaves found or cap tured ; also, accounts of all sums issued for say such payments which have since been returned to the Exchequer.—Ordered. Mr. Cstcrtare moved for the Sixth Report of the Commissioners on Welsh and English Chari. ties.—Ordered. Mr. DAWSON moved for accounts relating to the comparative population of various counties of England.—Ordered. A new writ was ordered for the Borough of Bitch. ingley, in the room of the Marquis of Titchfield, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Mr. Woosnoosa presented Petitions from Nor folk, complaining of agricultural distress. Mr. CRERVEY gave notice of a motion for this dsy week, on the Act called the Ministerial Pension Bill. Mr. GRINFELL moved for accounts of balances of public money in the hands of the Bank up to January, 1844.—Ordered. Also, the balances in the ha n d s o f th e B an k at the ro d of each month in the course of the year.— Ordered: Also, accounts of unclaimed dividends.--Or. dered. Also, accounts of all money paid into the Ex chequer from any other banks, tog ether with ac counts of balances of public m on ey in the hands of any country banks.—Ordered. Also, accounts ofall Bank of England notes and Exchequer bills in circulation in the mouth of Ja nosey, 18i4.—Ordered. Also, various other accounts relative to the trans actions between the Bank and Government, charges of management, iScc.—Ordered. Mr. Hung moved in 1817 for accounts of si.l persous receiving pensions for wounds. He wished to have the account before the House for investiga tion. He moved for returns of officers iu the arm. receiving pensions for wounds, *hewing the nature of the service, the time of receiving, and the description of the wounds, with various ether part ' Also, accounts of all the expeases of building and repairing the Royal Military College of Beg shot. siuce l 817.—Ordered Also, similar accounts relative to the East India Company's College at Addiscombe, from the year 18N, to January !M.—Ordered. Mr. Hums moved for accounts relative to pensions granted to emigrants ; and stated his hope, that, tlu• accounts being before the House, they would be able to strike off oue-balf of that expeaditure.— Ordered. Also, sccoont■ of officers of the army lied navy receiving half--pay or wilitary peusious, Dow in Holy Orders. Mr. Geattratt supposed that the motion was not to include officers receiving the half-pay of chaplains of the army. Mr. LUSHINGTON thought that there would be some difficulty in producing the accooub. Mr. Hume said that the officers receiving half. pay were obliged as it was to put iu affidavits to the Paymaster's office, stating that they were en gaged in no civil employment. It would ouly be for them to add a declaration that they were or were not in Holy Orders. Mr. LUSBINGTON conceived that the motion could be of little avail. 'Phase persons were nut receiving the public money In two departineuts. as their cle►ical profits were hardly to be considered as public money. Mr. C•vvErx wished to Iwo.. what was to ht done if the services of these geutlemeu abuuld curve iuto requisition. After an amendment to exclude the account of chaplains on half-pay from the list, 114 e accounts were ordered. Mr. Moog moved for returns of officers receiving half-pay as officers of the regular army. and the militia also.—Ordered. Mr. Hurst rui.ved tOr accounts of all aunts paid sot of the Ezehequer, be,►des the advances made to the Commtesiouers of the Sinking Final fur the liquidation of the national debt, or any Matt thereof. Ordered. He nest moved for accounts of the fee fund of the Court of Quarter Sessiona in Scotlung since die institutional that Court, distinguishing the .gtuuut• received in eat h year, the modes of upshursernent. sod the enthority under which the several pr) uieuts were made. Lord BINNING thought it would ►e but fair its the Hun. Gentlisin.in to have consulted the Lord Advocate on the Stlbiret tit :us Air. Hums said that tuc loud hawing beeu Mr. laid sok bible. ..:t do • C"Plials o,llllteidse salaries, peemposik, end eers v. " 41 We. =6:il DAILY INSTRUCTION. A LADY accustomed to tuiti on , a n d w h o can be well reeomnseoded, winks to Mend b few young Ladies some boars in the week. She esn hymen is toe Esigliali, Elm* HAM., sad Germ= Laarmagea, sad other usual brassies of Idoostino elismsegbly ; and Musk (sod Singing if required), without the -maws* Iliasursa. Lottery addresied Gast paid) to B. Pattifire Library, Greet-street, Soho, will be Immediately otteudgd GUILDHALL, LONIX)I4. liessesSr S. I MIL coantrrras ler LETTING the T I TTY's LAND!. eel moo al Guildhsll on TUES. -DAY, the 19th of February inseast, at Twelve o'Llsek" at Neon ' to LET hy AUCTION, ea R u iMi ng Lemes, for II years frets Lady-dey next, SIX LOTS.? CROON D, on the east and west sidebar 111 itre-streel, Aldgste ; aloe, es a Re patties Lew, •fue 31 years from Lady-day rest, a HOUSE, se tie. weal aide of M itre.etreet aforesaid; sad alati a LEASE, for 45 years from Lady•day scat, .f a plot of Groom,, with several tenants the,ron, situate in Willow•tralk, street, *Rhin the Manor of Finsbury. The Plan still Conditions for letting the said respective Premises nosy be sees nn applications at the Olice of Weeks, Gill 'Whet. JOSEPH BUSH NAN, CoMptroller. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, etILIBILPT . II 11111, FLINT-8111NET, Feitatimor Is, 11192. THE CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY fee • Perpetual Assorawee Office limb hereby five Notice, that at Christmas last (Old Style), the several Members or their Nominee", ups. oho Policies, mom breed. as follows, viz. 452, 453, 472, 993, 1,131, 1.2711, 1,8112, 1,890, 1,335, 1,370, 1,404, 1,439, 8,899, 3,300, 3.706, 2,707, 3,714, 3,815, sod 3,816, were in Arrear is their Quarterly. Psymests, or Contribetioos, foe One Year sod Otte Quarter of a Year; aid that ualess sorb Amite is paid of within the space of Three Calendar Month, after the Date hereof, such several Members, sod their Nomiottes, sad their mpeet ire Executors, Admioistratore, sod Amigos, will, by virtue of the Supplemental Charter of the said Society, be absolutely excluded from all beat& sod admin• Cage from such Policies. JOHN PENUII. Regislff. A. CARD.—MESSRS. GOSS and CO. S.r. gresa.reapecitany sampasee, that they Mee OPENED as OTABLISH M ENT at No. 7, JERBITMITREET, Is. Jantea'a.—(Sae last Page of this Paper.) to the Pries and woo will be pohliebed, JULIA SEVERA; or, The Year Four Hun dred soil Ninetytwo. Translated Crum the Freed. of J. C. L. SIMONDS DE SISMONDI Oxford: ?doted for Moodily sod Blotter; eeM by Messrs. Wbjtistker, Loath's. STATE OF IRELAND. This day is published, priests. ALETTER is hi. Excellency the LORD I.IRVTENANT of IRELAND on the PRESENT STATE OF THAT KINGDOM, with Brief Remarks on the Advantages of Catholic Emancipation. Printed for John Miller, 69, Pleet.dreet. This day is published, in 3 wolf. ltino. pier 16a 6d. L IFE; ur, FASHION and FEELING: • Tale. Ey MARY ANNE HEDGE. Printed for A. K. Newman and Cu. lesdenhall-street. Where may be bad, just published, The RETREAT ; or, Sketches from Nature, by the no* Author; Second Edition, 2yu1e.86. MYSTERI ES of the FOREST, by Miss Houghton ; It. cowl Edition, 3 vols 16s. Oil. The BLUE MOUNTAINS, a West lodise Tale; 3 vols. les. 6d COSPATRICK or RAYMONDS1101)11, by the Author of ' Redmond the Rebel," ice. ; 2 vole. 12e CONVERSATION, a Novel, by Mrs. Heron ; 3 vols. 16.. 6.1. DE WILLENBERG, • T•k of Mystery, by I. M. H. Holes, Esq. ; 4 •ols. I/. Its SCF.NES •t BRIGHTON, by l••r. Ho•k, Erg.; three vols. lbs. Just published, price Sa. TILE PIONEER ; or, S TRICTURES MARITIME STRENGTH sad ECONOMY: con taining, I. Memo, on British Seamen and Impressment; 11. Suggestions for decreasing the Demand ors Public Re venue and Coesumption of Materials, by increasing the Duration of Ships; 111. Syllabus of a Work retitled Out lines for • Marionie History, to which is ridded, an Exposé of a Discovery for prrparisg Forest Trees fur immediate Ser vice, •nil preventing the premature Decay of Timber Ships, and all Structures wherein Wood is used. By Captain LAYMAN, of the Navy. 'Auld by E. Bridgewater, 31, South Moltue-street, Bond street. DORRETRIIIRE. TO RE SOLO RY AUCTION, NY SIR. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway's Coffee• House, 'Change.alley, Corrihill, io the early pert of MAY, T HE MANOR of RALSTOCK, Pik miles from Bramirs'er and Yeovil, extruding over 3,193 acres of laud; together with suudry valuabk Farina, let to rrspoosible tenants, coneitting of 1,199 acres id laud, of the value of I,ooof. • year. Particulars may be had of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No 34, Pall-mall; of Messrs Gr'loilrve and Itaiikeil. N 0.4, Hulhorwcuort, Gray's-Inn; of Mews. Lemsos, Subettors, 141401; of Mr. Fox, Solicitor, Beaminster; of the Editor of the Sfietborae Mercury, Slierborue ; and at Cutaway's Eoliee•Huuse, 'Change alley, 00001, NIIRFOLK ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN TIIREE IIITS, Sy Mr. WAKEFIELD, eielly it MAY NEXT. THE Vasloqb:r M ANOK S. or reputed MANOR.% of I.TNFORD, EAST HALL, in Mum. ford and Craawtr►, and adj .. i.. jog Estate, of 4,316 scree of land, with the distingionitted MAN4ION esikd LYN FORD HALL, die residence albs. Right Hun. the Earl of fillatimous; eighty-four miles (rum Loudon, note from SeaC ►am, and five from Brandon. Particulars say be bail of Mr. Wakefield, Land Sar. veynr. Nu. 34. Poll-mail, London ; of Meseta. Hanrutt and Metcalfe, Solicitors, No. 5, New.aquare, of .1. Waymaa, Fol. Solicitor, Bury St. Edmund's ; of Mr. Edmond tioadwio, loon Serveyor, Horton i of Mr. W a ke. Geld, Brituk-ktriet, Ipswich; of Mears. Chalk and Meicey, Chelmsford ; at the Rim Inn, Newmauk.t ; and at Uatii• wai's Care-home s 'Chroge-ailey, Curobill. NUMBER INKATRIt-ItOr AL. DIM itY•L MK. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Feb. 13, ha Majesty's &meta will perform the Flay of RICHES. sir Jobe Tulle, Mr. Pope; Liar, Mr. Kean; Shailimai rice lamb Mr. Powell; Sir Edward Larry, Mr. Isiseidif Heartirell, Mi. Peaky; HoMfest, Sir. Gettig. lady Trallis,t Mrs. Ede's; Maria, Miss SaltbSou ; Elise, Mrs. Orgie; Forbids; Mu Harlow& After obieb (Sd tier) a sew Mele.drematie &floes Drains,' is three ads, railed • ADELINE, THE VICTIM OF SEDUCTION. The Ciaiseters by Mess. Cowper, Pesky, Deeedry, Miss Saitbies, and Mies taken of Mr. Mediree, la the Rotes& of the 0. Sstarday, Adehoe. TII EATRB-ROIA L. COVRNT-0 4 ,411PEN. T HIS EVENING, ‘VEDNESDAY, Feb. 13, will be acted Shelneprare's Play of THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. Duke wf Maim Mr. Erman ; Antonio, Mr. Chapm an; Pretests, Mr. Ab bott;i Valentiae, Mr. Japes; Sir Therin Mr. W. Eines; Lansaw, Mr. Listens ; Speed, Mr. Blanched. Jelis, Miss M. Tree; Syltia. Moss Halisuat ; Lures's., Miss Meaossonl. Ti, tinseled/. with (39111 time), a new Pantominsr, calked HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH ; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF . . Latta the Gold Mises (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Eller Gasses I4g (afterwards Harlequin's Larger)), Mr. I. X. Gri wialdi ; Mother Bunch (the Desert Fairy), Master Lout, horst • Yellow Dwarf (afterwards Clows•), Mr. Grimaldi. The Priaceas All-Fair (aftrrwalds Colambire). htia B. Des. sett; the Qum of Goleoada (afterwards Pantaluus), Mr. Barnes. A Private Box any be bed fur the season, or sightly, of Mr. &amigo, at the Box-Olace. Bootee, 7s ; Second Price, 3,. 6d.—Pit, 7s. Id. ; Second Price, le.--Gaiter', Ss.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, le.; Second Price, id. To.seerrew *ill be produced a sew Opera, called Mow. Wee, se The Children of the al iet--aith Itaisieg t►e Wind. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Uses the Patronage of kis Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. A Looking Glass Curtain will be exposed to public inepea tiow at Ilse End of the lint Act of the ludiau Pafiteg, • • • and al so other period sr she rEmmet.Est. Emmet. I /THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Feb. 19, will he performed a Romantic Mete-Dram ',called THE INDIAN FATHER. Alphonse, Mr. Cordell; Padillo, Mr. H. Beverley; Te lame, Mr. Heasley. Ansaxilia, Miss Taylor. gAMO SAYER, the East ladies Juggler will go darned' die whole of his E x traordinary Pease istitreagth mid Age- lit', is from of the Looking Glees Cores's. The whole N ss eoelpde with s sew Metin.Desswa, called roe TEMPLE OF DEATH. Priiteileterscler• by Messrs. Huntley, Cordell, Row. hothaim, T. P. Cooke, H. Beverley ; Mies Taylor, Moss Goodwin, and Miss Parruck. phew N it takes of Ur. /.duel!, to the wassail' of Me Islam of she Tbeeere. -• illoolthept. of Illowtsieret,i applied Web Ageat, se the welt SO .f tie lies. to the 40h* *owl of the Pelves, Ilbseslteiseekse to ibe , Lessee if this Thestaa. reastosaVAllolbe—alle;l l lllkb NM hi jaliiireVi ase rt C9/1011. Ara lave 10 It wiabli Ufa: tie prise-Ipol . toy Ilk Cooper, Mr. Koiyght, sad Mama liteila.pio The Osesessies. 1141 Frilly. Kill( Lear s Leg lase, Mr. fair Oe Saturday, Salchow. sr. JANES'S ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY. WSA MS. 'Bookseller to his Royal Righoema tbe Duke of York, most respectfully submits to Ibe Nubility aud Gentry the following Terms of Sebserip ties to bus CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. I, St. James's street, opposite the Palace:— Subscribers paying 51.55. the Year; 3/.35. the Half-year; or 11. 161. per Quarter, are allowed twelve Volumes in Town, or tweaty.four in the Country; and are entitled to the newest and 011011 expensive Work. in the Library. Sabseribers paying 41. de. the Year; 21. 12s. 6d. the Half year; or If. 11s. 64. per Quarter, are entitled to eight Vo lumes in Town, ur sixteen in the Country, including New Pablicatioas in the offer° or duodecimo sixes. Subscribers priying 21.35. the Year; 21. 2s. the Half year; or 11. Se. the Quarter, are allowed six Volumes in Town, and twelve is the Country, hut are not entitled to the immediate perusal of New Works. Eansdies staying in Town for a few days can be aeconstno. slated with the perasal of Works by leaving a Deposit of the Valise of the 6.10 —N.B. No Extra Class. . . Yantis; Cards really engraved. Nit —A Variety of Christmas Presents, Albums, Court Cakedar, Almasarks, he. EYTON, Stock-Bruk«r, No. 2. Cotothill, and Lombarrtstram, respectfully solicits the Public to inspect the Schram of the New Year's Lottery, and ha is Inlly convinced That it will be viewed with sin I talk fauna; for EVERY PRIZE IS STERLING MONEY, asd creep Ticket will be drums siert', as there are NO CLASSES. This Scheme coutaijya LESS this Two Bleak. to • Prize, a n d d ou bl e th e bugangier of Capitals that uric in th 14t Lottery, including 6 „...... ... £ 20,000 1 10 • t SOO I 6 .. l,lllOO 40 Deserts' hegira 26th THIS MONTH. FIVIS Of TWENTY THOUSAND 'MON DS MONEY! kilWl FT acid Co. beg 'my, to submit a brief kJ statement of the presont Lottery Scheme to the parti cular attention of the Public; contains FIVE Prizes 4204000 i., 20 Prizes from 2,000 f. to 50111 inclusive, and 50 Priam ol 3001. and 2001., besides others of 1001, 581.,&e. It has not Two Blanks to a Prise—All the Prize. are of Ster ling Mosey—There are no Classes, but every Ticket will de ride its own Fate—A Ticket or Share, bought before the First Day of Drawing, may be drawn on that or any subtle onset Day —in fart, this is an improvement 'ipso tha Scheme of the last Lottery, which met with general at. prubation.—SW IFT and Cu. are well kroner to have tit ciliated Capital Prises to an immense Amount at their old and fortunate Offices, No. 11, Poultry; It, Ckaring.erns• ; awl dl, Alitinte High -street. The Drairiug begins Das tilth sr THIS MONTH (February). TWENTY-SIXTH OF THIS MONTH. ftAZARD and CO. grateful for the increa s e of public Patronage bestowed on them, and fur the Preftreuce given to their ohl.established Offic-rs (which they is some measure attribute to their great Success in selling Capital Prises), respectfully request the Attcolton of their Friend s to a brief Statement of the Scheme of the present Lottery, which begins the 26th of THIS MONTH. It Five Prises of 20,0001., Five of 2,0001, ethers of Wes. 360 Ste. ke.. sad mist Two Blanks to a Prize. All the Prises Sterling Mosey—No Clame*--Every Ticket will dec.de its oar Pete. The First.drawa Prise lentil* 10.0001. HAZARD and Co. Sold ii Sharer in the very last Lottery, 18.900 a Prow of 3V,000/., and 16,427 a Prize of 3,0001. 'lockets and Shares are ow Male at HAZARD and Co.'s 14 ceN 93, Ruyal Ex c h ange Gate , 2s, Coewhill, and 321, Wo od - street, Lomb's; tied by Of Agents in all the prin. ripAl Cavalry Tawas. Y, FEBRUARY 13, 1822 FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTA. -,....., afetativerlt, AP% MlSrumrp S, 1022. This thy, lepompanos of hit Majesty's pleasure, tabs Carte Searle, raq. watirellielett to be tear-Admiral of the White, taking tent mist mime Roar.Adeakal Tlammes Boys. Ark flints. Thames Oriallbe, Isle etOshiriairem, Middkent, jewel lee, to marreerter, Febeemy K Mare% 2, sad IS, at twelve, et the Court of Comaamiselqmaraof timbres,. Baaitighall.atmet, Leedom Attorneys, IlliSbae. Appleby mad Serlitamt, Gray's Ina. Greoe Med**, Iftatitam. of Qamenhitbe. Upper flamer street Gado., whole:ate eistlenee, to aernmeder, February 19,14 sad March SS, a. tatelms, at the Cmert of Comomie. Mowers of llookrepts, Beelestaltaiseet. Attorney, Mr. Col lins, Great Knight Rieler•oreet. Jobs Smith, of Illissre-dvert Drury lame. lIIIIIIIIIir tarera-keeper, to ammendleakPellemilt2 le, March ' lll 4 at 'twelve. at the Court of enntasiosionent of Ilawlettliallakeet, d Vel. Ablellary, lIIr. &aril meam'saeort, am Julie Thompeon, CiAiale, miamstaeterer, mempioller. labroory 20. MA Mardi., at els.a, Mlk Slam IBM lam. girls**. Smarmy; Memo. Illamesay sad Moen, Carlisle I and Mears. nommen mad Gray, Staple lan, ' Leedom. John Milama mai or late of Habra% York, grocer, to surrender, February IS, at Ma. 27, sod March IS, at lea at the Dalian Crete las Habra:. Attorney. , Mr. Wiale•- worla, Gray's law, LaWdoa; and Mr. Wiglesworlb, Thomas keyed, of Sheaf/deo, Perks, wine.merehaat, to smarader, February 26, at seem', 16. and March 16, •at twelve, at the Ceram sad Thistle Ira, Abtagdon. Attorueys, Mr. Nelson, Essesairrat, Strand, Lando's; and Mr. Graham, Abiogdea. _ Juln Heserniag, of Us's% Oxford, dealer, Is survesder, February 27, 29, sad Mardi 26, at twelve, at the Kull Inn, Burford, Oxford. Atioroeys, Mr. Nawumareh, Wiodrsab, Glotseestet; and Mr. [lag, Sejeait's Ins, Fleet•street, Londua. Joh■ Heriarea, of Fireless, Sosibanaptos, mercer, to interceder, February 26, 2s, sod March 2s, at twelve, at the Red Liva las, Famine. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurls sad indtenridge, Bartlett's-building, Loudon; sad Mr. Prier, Farebam. Matthew longed, of Leeds, woolleo-clolls.merchast, to 'armada.% Februsry VS, at the George lon, Madderslied, March 1, and MI, at the Court House, Lida, at eleven. Attorneys, Mr. Wilson, °freak-street, Hattoo-garild, Lon don; sad Melees. Molar aid Moore, Leeds. Thomas Marsh, of Coltoaraill% Stafford, miller, to stir. reader, February 11, at live, 12, at two, and March 16, at twelve, at this Talhot Arena lee Beesley, Stafford. Auer sier% Meows. J. sad W. Lame Lid Coeburn, Twined-emu t, Temple, (wades; end Mr. &silk Rowley, Staffordshire. Jobe Utast.. of Idevrpool, ship.cboodler, to surrender, Mardi 4,7, sale, at twelve, at the George Ins, Liverpuul. Attorney% Mr. Gaudy, and Mr. Clare, Liverpool; and Mr. Chester, Staple-len, Loden. Moans Thompson (Ivey, of Wardoerntreet, Sabo ' Mid. dimes, coal-deeler, to surrender, February 19,91, an • March tot twelve, at the Court of C..aosainsibisers of Ratikrepts„ 'lrgnall-oivart, Landes. Attorney, Mr. Ewingteo, Hert. AO. . r guard Aim Toneless% of Bristol; oil of vitriol mute. Limierer, to surreder. !Heasley 211, Mares 1, and IS, at Melts, et No Boats Tonere Bendel. Attorneys, Messrs. Own , mania., sad Modealf. Lamilloal, sod Cooke and &ors" Wool. Brame. Williams, of LitreepooL joiner, a sorrender, Marti 4,7, ad IS, at de, at Hie Mar and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attoeney% Moors. Marksmen sad Bede, Tess. pie. Loeb. ; and Mr. Bardswell, Liverpool. Robert Rystaill Judd sod &stied. Smart Fowler, of lir. miegliam, dealers, to see ender, February 19,20, sod March Id, ea twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Iliesaiaillam. Alteraeys, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, sod Mealcalf, thsweery-lasse, Lea. des; sad Messrs. Tyndall and Rawlins, Birosingbein. Joseph Walled, of elm Cambridge, miller, to aiirrestier, February 16, at iv% 19, at eleven, sod March MI, at ins, at the Hoop lust, Cambridge. Attorneys, Mr. Peacock% Cam bridge; and Mr. Robissee, Half Meoe.street, Piccadilly, Loudon. John Knight, of Banes-. ader-Needirnod, Stafford, draper, to oder. F. bribery 15, at twelve, 24, at tie, and Marsh 10, •t twelve, at the White Hart lon, Burton-apoa.Treal. Allorse)a, Mr. Cookery. Castle-atreet, Holborn; tied Mr. Osborne, Burton-opos-Trent. DIVIDENDS. March 4. J. Irving, jun. of Carlisle, Cumberland, grocer, al eleven, at the Croon and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. March 9. T. Treadway, of Sloane.s.leare, Chrism, chiliads, at our, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ba singhall street, London. Mureb 9. R. Put, of Great Quer...street, Lincoln's Inn- Gelds, Middkaex, wine.merebsat, at oar, at the Cued of Comatiasionvrs of Bankrupts, Basinghsll.street, London. March 5. R. Bristow, joie. of Lloyd's Coffee-house, Loudon, and of leer, Buckingham, i 111111,21, r-broker, at eleven, at the Court of Cummiuieuers of Bankrupts, Basiogball- street, Leedom. Starch b. J. W. Sowerhy, of Fish.strect-hill, London, mer chant, at eleven, ■t the Conti of Conintmaitmess of Sank rapt., Hminghail street. March 6. W. Heap and J. Heap, of Hepworth, York, clothiers, at eleven, at the *mimes Home, Wakefield. CERTIFICATES.—Mawcit S. J. Towisrad, of Hoodoo, and G. Brooke, of Whimpte, Devon, banters.—.l. POwcll, two. of Windsor, tailor.— J Greaten, of Sheffield, merchant. —T. Devisor' Great Barr, Nialford, twaltater.—W. Wild, of Sheffield, merchant —W. Nielsoloon, of Wakelleld, York, corn-f■ctur —G. M. Forbes, late of Demerara, bat nuw of Liverpool, merchant —E. Crossland, of Liverpool, 'by-chandler —O. Settle, of Man elsrster.huildings, Cannua.row, tifeetioinster, army and navy agent —T. It. Alport, of Birmiurbaw, leather-dresser. - . NS Ws sham It thia•tisto hit you, plasm Flow lea. pot ewe. lower. B. O. Suoata.—Tbe ie.ad Lao oestimaall.111111110:61 les 4 woeCa priest f lie groans bale left the Orimilipidlidfera• PartktibirlY or She OW qsalitko. wMaii are Miaow wane. Folmar; Socha. —Throe boo base swam lorghiry for shies Ha4rausali, Rd souse Istsispims boo bah epos at on ohmic* of Is. to Is. on oar loaf igosoasimpos ;>o ebaydtow while; yellow, sad brisk, were brewed to audios ea Frith& ebe ImiaeiPal part sere takes, but tht lola Obit Sera amid brought Lieber priers. The tomtit of 8. P. Seger is slow LEO soh hi Oise at this lime last gear, pelmet priers 38. par cwt. Beim, par Goimitho average. Ruh has bees dell of sale, bat tbo prices arm witiost al it...shoe . The pretest sleek of Rimit NAM poschaggs, ma pia of protif Is. 2d. per gullets. Ditto last year sae* data 10,398 paseirsoes, sod piss of proof is. per genial. Cactia bee been dull of sale. rtistent there has bare little lessibm• Damittlll6ll.-Per Mato has not Moab Armand.MO a few sates hive left Msitle at priers. NM* la &IN* supported is price. - UTERPOOL REPORT, FimitIPARY 9, lel4. We cuntiuue to have a regular demand fur Corrals, without material variation I. prigs, ; Bratils however scarcely support bud week's price". The mks are 7,160 bags, and consist .42,900 Rowed" at 7p.• and a few very ordinary at 7d. ; 750 Orients at 9ld. a 11/d. and a few ordinary at 814. ; 160 Alebsinas at 7d. a 81J. 160 Sea Islands at 134 d. a 17d. and a few Goa at Iltd.; 10 Stained at Illd ; 770 Peroams at 111 d. • in i d No Ba ttles at 10Id. a lita • 750 Marashanis at 10 4. • 11. 1 .1. ; 240 PM/ al 91d. • 91d.; 150 Demerara. at 101d.11141.1 120 11.rbedoes at 91d. a 91d.; 60 Cub.. at Ild,; 10 Card's'. Mass at Bid. ; 20 Misrbuss at 13d. ; 90 Saqrsas at 7/d. 30 burets at 71d.; sod 90 Bengal. at 61d. • 61d. per lb.- The import this week is 6,388 bap, viz. Bahama 63 bags, New Orleans 801 bags, Savannah sod Charlestou 2,446 hags, other parts of United States 383 bap, Brasil 1,514 bogs, Sicily 44 hap, Portugal 167 bags. B. P. Sugars have met •benry sale this week,and price* of all descrlpliams are little lower: 44900 cults of Jamaica, Demerara, and Trinidad, which were offered, 760 only toned buyers • is East India we have still soothing duiag, sad Iro nies descriptious are without alteration. We hays bad more 'equity this week far B. P. Coffer, which has brought se advance of 3s. • fos. per cat.; middling Deitch ba• soh' at 119 s. sad good to lee middling Jamaica at 1265. • 1286. • is Domingo ire other Narita nottribg has been dose. 0,0110 bags of Guayaquil Cocoa were put up to auction os Thurs day, and the whole was takers in at 40s. • oily • small parcel has since bees sold at 38.. 200 casks of sew Carolina Rice (the first imported) have been taken by the grocer. at 17s. 3d. a 18.. and about 400 casks of very ordinary old, for shipment, at 12s. • 13s. per cwt. Rime see without alms ties ; Demerara 30 0. P. have sold ltt Id, a few 'am nion O. P. at Is. 4r1., and Jamaica 16 0. P. at 16.104. a Is. Ashes ore ia good dressed, sod Boehm Pots Wog 41s Newest 345. • 355., aid Mesterei Pawls 42a. Nothing dose iu Hides : there are armour sale. usenet:ad for ant work. Tobacco has bees is limited Seamed, used pike. aro la some isatasee• a ..de lower; a moan lot *Char &stocky Leeks. beets takes for export at 31d. per lb. Ai our Cora Market ea Tuesday there was • brUer senesdosee of buyers tbs. for some time pam. the prides of Wham wow fully impported. oat Oats were said al as impriremest of 14. to SA. per bushel. Abbot 1,060 brla. fresh Philadelphia Flour hare beat takes fur export as 276.6 d. io SOL per brl. Small sales eootlatie to be made la Swirls( Flax Seed at Se. for ▪ as4ll6e. a Mk. per Weller New York. Ths market for Linwood remains eteadA.lmat we bare so sake to ochre daring the week. Is Fettle °sly • few trifling sales have bees made ; pekes ars fully sepported. Of 100 Sous Cahoon Barwoud ofeicd by awnless riaerday ealy ;0 was were sold et 41. 7s. 6.1. pet m,,.. la Madden so sales. A parcel of 250 bales Preach 'redder Roots were offered by auction yesterdey, of which only owe lot was lOW at 445. sad She remainder withdrawn, brine held at 48s. per ewl. ; 100 toss of gaud Sicily Briatslooe have bees sold a 21/ per tort, to be taken fro. the ship's aide. Tallow is Is fair lieessed sod prices fully maintained. Otte —Fish Oils are a shade dearer this week, the trade Laying bought several parcels of Greenland arid South Sea. In Seed Oils there is scarcely any alteration. Rana= SVGAIL—There has been a good demand for ordinary large lamps at ear teat quutstiurs, bet iu other descriptions there bas beta less bootless duce, ■ud prices are in some instosees rather lower. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .1. Spyrr and S. Spyer, of Alie.sireel, Goodman's Fields, February 8, 18112.—T. Laurie and T. Bayern, of London, sugsr.refiriers, February 8, 1822.—.1. Mason sod Win. John son, of Bs/joshedl-aireet, London, dealers io csodle. wick, February 7, 1822.-1. Aubrey and J. It. Aubrey, of Took's. court,Curgiror. strer4, Chsnrery.tane, Middlesex, attorneys, December 1, 1821 —J. Frost, Was. Dow, and J. Phillips, of Hhodeswell, Stepney, Middlesex, roal.merchaals, as far as regards the said I. Fruit, October 3, 1821.—J. Hingesion and .1. W. thburis, of Graeseburch-sireet. London, apothe caries, January 1, 1821.-111. Wilsou, H. Weldon, cud N. L. N. Leathe•, of Loudon, ww.dealers, February 9, 1822. T. Fox and G. ems.", of Black& ors-rued, Surrey, woollen drapers, and of Careatou-street, Lonrh', woollen and Man chrsier-worehuris,meir, February 1. 1822.—Wra. Murray, A. Smith, and It. Rotas, of Ediulsurgh, hankers, as far as re gards the said Wm. Murray, Decemb►r 31,1821. MARKI VS. [From ib, " Landon Mercantile Pr►ce Current," of Tuesday, Frbrnary 11, 1822.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PROMO& ('ones—The business done Piece our last has brew to • limited 'strut, in consequence of the bareness of the market, an public sale was brought forward until Friday, whets 14 risks of basic% and II 1, hags of Dutch were put up; the former wrist off rely briskly at a further advance, the latter at shout the prtvtuus wifely 27 bare *flood Brasil lansught 4055. 6J. per rut ; Si. Diniil6go has been sold at our last quo tatiana, and la per cwt. bleier for rely good quality. be Stuck of Mot ladiaCas is maw 1,774 toss, belog MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. For Atom. there has been a great demead, aad the mitts have advanced considerably. Ia FRUIT there ia no alteration, no public sales base taken place since eur last. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALLOW has been io brisk &mead, and the prices have advaiseed very considerably, chiefly is cooseipieuee of ape rubella's In the snide, the dealers have, however, beta ex- Missive Foramens lately, prioripally of Yellow Camila. la consequesee of its being gruerally believed that•esor Go vernment will ire llse duty payable or Foieiga Tallow, there ars nu seller* for next eessoresarrival duty paid. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. COTTON.—The principal object of attention sine our last has been the East India Company's sale of NAM bales, which was brought furward oo Friday as anouuseed; the Bengal brought un the average the curtest" of the sale is October Isat, the ordinary and the best qualities brought rather higher prices, while the middling to fair sold a shade IJ. Cr ; for Surat there was little demand, but a considerable proportion was taken after be sale at a reduction of kd. to per lb e the greatest &clips was on the old Costar; in 'Audrey arid Bourbon there was so material variation. About 3,000 hales were buugLt in, the quantity sold leas taken about equally by the trade and on speculation, the orders for export being at low limils scarcely any was taken ; the private transactioos have brew very moderate, aid at she former prices. The sales of the weak, duty paid, 300 bags Upland, mid. ling Sid , fair to good lair 9d. to 9P.; 20 Demerara, good 110. ; 30 Barbadoes, fair to good fair 91d. to tild ;. 400 Surer, ordinary to middling 61d to 6jd. ; 800 Bengal, ordi nary to middling, bad. to 6c1.. fair to good fair 6kd. to 61d, good 61d.; and by the East India Company in hood, 110 hags Bourbon, ordinary to middling, 90. to 101 d. fair to good fair 60. to 7.1., good 71d. ; 8,600 Beggs!, or . diaary to middling 514. to 51d., fair to good fair op. to Sd., good to very good 64.1. to 624 ; 1,100 Madre., miodling fair to good frit sp. to ltd., good to tine 74d. to VJ. Total sales 16,460 bags. 10 INDIGO there bail been little business dome since our lest, prices remain unaltered. Tea.—Buisea remains steady at the advance mentioned in Our last. Postscript, Tuuutay, February :2,1822, Four o'Clock. COT/lE.—ilea .as not su much drmsud fur Cuff. e to day, and by private :outran there byre been few !rousse- Sioux, cud *sot more than our last quotations could tie ab• Sword for St. Domingo. Two public sole, were brought forward Mir amnion, con sisting of Jamaica, Beard, and M. Domingo, the British Plantation went off steadily ■t about the pe►ere previously current as far as they ran be compered, Ilia Brazil was ge nerally of goad quality and brought a small advisor,. tha St. Domingo was of ordinary quality, and was taker ka at 1065., nut more than 1058.6 d. having been hid. The B.P. SOGAZ market was Sat to-day, but no decline can be quoted iu the prices. In Hefted Goods, low lumps are at present such neglected, and we quote rather tower prices. • f ti I •