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'r) ) it/ #1 - Wi tient — _ . . - . ---• , ___ , ... ... .„, : • • A 444 / .4: ' A. A 26/ 1 p • .-...% • • ~.,... .. _ • . e.. 4 .„ .. ., . . ...)... ~ 5 .,.. A -- T '.p,*, ......„ 1 - : , . P t R 7_, 41 ( if:4l . 111 ' irt Van • .1. •re Coi, tin 1'14.1 ~,r ix ,.....„_. . ..t. \....:...... it ,;...• 4 . ..-- Ny f . . ,n 1 1r 111 ilk. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1820. I\UMREK 5425. PRIME 7d. THEATRE-ROYAL, pßunr-LANH. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, April 26, Lis Majesty" Servants will perform Ilse Tragedy of KING LEAR. Kin. Lear, Mr. Bean (his 3.1 atipearsnce in that Cha racter) ; Duke of Burgundy, Mr. Thainrson ; Duke of Corn .ell, Mr. Penlry ; Duke of Alhaay, Mr. Barnard; Ea►l of Glo'strr, Mr. Holland ; Earl of Kent, Mr. Donlon ; Edgar, Mr. Rae (his 3d appearnnee in that Character); Edmund, Mr. Hamblin. Gonoril, Mrs. Glover; Regan, Mrs. E.ger tun ; Cordclia, Mr.. W. West. Afte► which, the Mis•icsl Faroe of THE KING AND THE MILLER. The Door, will be ()pellet at Ha!finest Six (Much; the Performance will Commencr precisely at Scree. Boxes 7a.; Second I', ire 34 6.1 —Pit 3a. 6.1.; Second Price 4a.—Lower Gaiters 2..; Second Price 11.—Upper GAI - Iv • Second Prier 6.1. The non dice will be own from Eleven till Five o'Clock -*Macaw to he tares of Mr. Sodwell, Box Book-keeper. rua4TRE-110YA COrIiNT.6.4IIII,EN. PHIS *E V EN I N G. WEDNESDAY. April , 26, wilt Ye acted, 4th time, a urw Magical Rataasce cal led HEN RI QIJ ATRE ; br, PARIS IN TIIE OLDEN TIME. Henri, Mr. Macrrady ; Sully, Mr. Ecertun ; General VAN- Thom, Mr. Fawcett ; Eugene do Brow, Mr. C. Kensble ; Fre. derick St. Leon, Mr. Abbott ; O'Donnel, Mr. J. Johnstone tsi ho is engaged at this Theatre); Moustache, Mr. Emery; 4 • , Mr. Gannet; Jovial*, Mr. Liston ; Pinceass, Mr. Blancher& Florence St. Leon, Miss Stephens; Citotilde de Bann, Miss Brunton ; Louison, Miss M. Tree. Tu which will be added, the Farce of THE CRITIC; Or, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. Mr Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farnm; Puff, Mr. Jones; Dangle, Mr. Connor; Sneer, Mr. Egerton ; Duo Ferulo tl hiskerandua, Mr. Liston. Tilbwrins, ►Tra. Gilw. To conclude with a gaud Sea Fight, and the Destruction of the Sp/111911 Armada. The Doors a I.e opened at Half-past Six &Clock, sod the Play begin at Scars. Hoses 7s. ; Second Price 3s. 6.l.—Pit 3s. 13.1. ; Second Price !s.—Lower Gallery ts.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is.; Second Price 6.1. A Private Cox may be had fur the season, or stiyhtly, of Alr. Biautilun, at the Box office. Wiwi (Notre, or Paris in the Olden Time, will be repeat ed every Evening until further notice—To-morrow, with Har k-quits mid Cinderella, or The Little Glass Slipper (by Spe• coil Desire). On Friday, The Review, or The Wogs of Windsor. NEW NOVEL. Tbie by v ortolighe'l, rice 21.. bowie. L EN FE It GUS: u Novel; to Three Veteran lteio. Primed for G. and W. B Whittaker, 13, Ave.lllaria-kinn; and Oliver sod Bold, Edinburgh. HOGG'S WINTER EVENING TALES. This day w.re paWisbed. tr $ Vols. limo. rice 14s. hoards. I.llr INTER EVENING TALES; collecttd V amour the Cottages in the Smith of Scotland. By JAMES IIOGG, Author of The Queer's Wake, &e. &c. ~ In rarmleganattlid afore the ingle's !ewe, Vaan v.•kate's mouth auld.warld Tales they hear, (V Wn,hn li+ Intipin . rottnil the Wirrihow. ) tr tat:mos that MUll in glen and kirk-yard drear, Milk Winks a their tap, and gars them shake we fear r 1 FEarisantt. Piiitlid for 0. and W. E. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lase, Ecudon ; aril Oliver mod Boyd, Edinburgh. Otarlawarr may be had, just published, 4 1. GLENFERGIUS: a Novel, is three vols. 12mo. 21s. • tortrol.. 3. IAY DA : a Spanish Tale, io three Cantos ; ■no other PUrtue, SIMIZaII, sad Can:warts. By Oscar. Foolscap 12oto. price h.. boards. EUCLID. BY CR ESW ELL. This day was published, in one ll,ick volume, Sim. price les. boards, I f TREATISE of GEOMETRY ; ine the Seat Six Books of EUC LI D'S ELEMENTS, mri 1,0.1 r..hy armaged, and concisely ilemoostrated ; together the Eli. ascots of Solid Geouseh7. By D. CRESWELL, T.A.3 T; lion of Trinity College, Cambridge. PI int et! for G. and W. IL Whittaker, 13, Are• Maria-lane; anal Deletion cud Sons, Cambridge. Of whom may be 2. A SUPPLEMENT to the ELEMENTS of EUCLID; • upwards of !YO Wood Cuts ;by D. Creswell, M.A. In Oro. prier 101. ert. boards. S. An ELEMENTARY TREATISE on the GEOME. TltlCf 1. and ALGEBRAICAL INVESTIGATION of MAXIMA and MINIMA; being the sisbotaree of a Course of Iwirteirts, delivered cuisfoinsably to the Will of Lady Sanger. To which is added, a selection of Propositions, ricilorthle from Euclid's Elements; by D. Creswell, M.A. S. cowl Edition ,Svo. COrleCtril 'Oil considerably enlarged, wire Ws. hoards. 4. An ELEMENTARY TREATISE on the DIFFE. RENTIAL and INTEGRAL CALCULUS; by S. F. La • Translated from t►e French au Appendix end Notes, in nu vol. Ste. rice ISe. boards. HAZARD AND CO. THE CONTRACTOR& rri.i.mo it RO T Firs .we t Proses, TWO of nom° ! Three per rent. Console, MUST he DR %WS, mid more gluon TWENTY OTHER CAPITA ‘V! LL he DRAWN. Every Ticket and Share bought THIS DAY, will have a Chance throughout the Lottery fur FOU It Prizes of £lo,ooo TWO Prizes of £20.000 TWO Prizes of XlO,OOO &c. ice. Money and Cuiscola, furining 104 CAMITA LS! Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the old-established and futionsie offices of HAZARD ■nd CO. the Coatracturs, Royal Exchange-gate; 21, Cornhill ; and 3!4, Oxford- rrrrrr , corner of Swallow-street, Loudon; why shared and sold n. the last Lottery Contract, 7,370 and ttMh6. 20.041(11. earn, Weil in a recent Lottery all the Muss sit 300001.!!! ••• Hazard and Co. have Agents in all the principal Towne throughout the Country. and 3. SIVEW RIGHT thank the Pub */ o tic fur peat f t, and solicit a contiiinance of their patronage is the preaent Lidarry, whieli begirt, TO. MORROW, April 27, when TWO PRIZES of 20,11001. 3 per Cott. Console are fixed fur the Two First. Drawn Priers! soda. there are upwards of 100 Capitals iu the Lot. ter), above Twenty other Capit•ls will he Drawn. The Scheme CUM II I 111 FOUR Prise, of lllO, O OO TWO £lo,ooo TWO £lo,ooo &e. ace. Consols and 3liincy. Tickets and Shares are Selling by J and J. SIVEWRIGHT, at their fortunate Officer. No. 37, CORNHILL, I 38, HAYMARKET, 11, HOLBORN, 141, OKFORD.STREET, where they Stared and Sold In the Contract juiat concluded, 1,636, • Prise of to,ooot. and 12 other Capitals. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS on the KING'S ACCEB•4IOP4 will he received by hie Majesty ou FRIDAY NEXT, the 28th inst. at Three °Tina. The Members of the University who propose to attend are requested to met., at Willies Returns. King-street, &lint James's, at Oat o'Clork ;and nut at Three. as stated by mistake in a former peswr), dressed in Court titourninir. Mr. Webb will (druid' gown■ to such gentleasee as are ea provided. WEST LONDON LAC rARY, Nn. 31, lEdireware-road, near Hyde-park, will OPEN THIS DAY with a constant supply of Superior MILK, at S.I. per gnarl; an allowance of one peuuy per quart to those lobo lake four quarts or upwards. April 24, 1820. BEN EVO LENT SOCI E ll' OF wr. PATRICK. THE ANNIVERSARY FE`iTIVAL of the BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of sT PATRICK (rms. potted for the rraarma abated in former A , lveritsenients) will be celebrated nn SATURDAY, the 6th May. 1820 (bring the 37th Anniversary), at the City of Lundoe Tavern, Bielkorgate-otrect. IPIWIDRNIT The Eight Hon. GEOIDA CANNING. VICR-PRINIDENTS, The Doke of Leinster, The Dolma Wellington t E.G. The Marquis of fAusiwri, The Earl of Derby, The Earl of Darnley, The Earl of Meantime. lITRWARDS, Lord William Fitzgerald, Lord Clifton, Lord Tullamore, Lord Arthur Hill, Lord Dunalley, I. D. Alexander, Esq. E. T. ll•intwiilze, E•q. J. H: Bradshaw, Esq. Gerard Callaghan. Esq. George Mimi, Esq. Hugh Johnstori, E•ri Felix Slade. Esq. Ticker., .20 ..hilliuga each, 1., be bad of the Stewards; of Thunins Bainbridge, Eaq Treasurer, College of Physicians, Worwick•laue; of the Seer. Loy ; and at the Bit of the T . Signed by Order. J. C. NIICHF.I.L, Sec. 18, Qurrn4piare, Bluuturhary. o . Diaper at Halifirist Fiv.• 'clock. N.B. The Illogical Depict ment of the Celebration ii eoft *tilted to the chewer Mr. Hanoi, No. 7, Adelphi.terrace; 'to whom tai application most he No Apprentice ran dine at the Apprentices' Takla with. out iireial ticket. Tliis day are pablialted, eirianlly printed in two large Vo limes royal 41ii. ■nd illworaseil wish a Portrait of the Author, mid other Engravings, price 71. 7s. in extra boards, THE WORKS or TIIONIAS GRAY ; with M•moirs of his I.ife end Writings, by WIL LIAM MASON. To which are subjoined. EXTRACTS PM 1.0 LOGICAL, POLITICAL, mud CRITICAL, from the Anther's original Manuscripts. Selected and arranged by THOMAS JAMES MATHIAS. Printed for T fedi-118nd W. Davies, in the Strand ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. To Tog PUBLIC.—As no wry elegant or matTniticent Edition of them has ever yet appeared, It wits 'hooch( pro per to present to the British Nation the present Edition of the complete Works of its greatest Lyric Poet, and of a Scholar second to none, Thomas Gray, with an elegance aud with a splendosrof typozraphy suitable to their dignity. It is 'roped that the price, though xecessarily high from unavoidable reliant, will not be c•msiilered as too great, as she number of Ute copies is very limited, and as this Edi tion may probsbly claim a place in the Idirsries of the learned and the opulent, and in the public repositories of literature its the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and, perhaps, its those of the States on the Con- N.B.—A fow Copies of this Work are printed ou imperial paper, price It/. It.. in Mrs boards. ITIHE LONDON MAGAZINE. No. V. for MAY, published by FIA LDW IN, CR A DOCK. sad JOY, will ciiiitsin, muting other Articles of interest, the folloaing :- 1. Oa May-day...l. Lord Byron, French Critics, the Newspapers and 31agazines-3. The Chrunieleof Don Pierre Nino, Count of flnebia-4. Eivishro.vne arid 31elidore, a Tale—b. Ancient State of the Jew. in England-4. E a t rar i. from Dr. Spiker'a Tour throligh England, WA's.. and Scot land-7. Spaiiith Literature and Ifingis ace— 8 On righting, by a young Geialcinaii of the Fancy—td Goethe% Strictures on 'dr. H ayilistes Account of Twu Ancient needs of Horses, and on Lord Byron's Manfred-10 On the Character and Writings of Shirley—ll. ttanniets, by W. Corrielins-12. Vin dication of Eustare from Charges brought ag.inst him by Mr. tiobhouse-13. Curious History of a Soldier's Daughter —l4. Mr. Jackson on the Nile and the Niger-15. Midnight Hours-16. The New School.— Sonnets-18. The Col lector ; Anecdote of a Scottish Burgh-19. Critical Notices of New Book.. Tic 1. Cenci, by Percy Byshe Shelley; 2. Memoirs of Richard Level Edgeworth ; 3. The Musts& tery-20 The Drama-21. Rep"rt of Music-29. Historical and Critical Summary of Public Events—Braids the usual Variety of lauruLitoutt under the respective Heads. MARKETS. [From the "Lowlue Mercantil* Price C I," of Tuesday, April is, 1820.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. C —The several public soles which have been brought forward having exceeded the demand, and although several parcels were taken it., the prices declined •t each successive sale, making in the whole a reduction of 2.. to 3.. per cwt. in the prices of Dooch, of which the sales prisicipi.l - consisted: the few lots of Jamaica in the sales brought full prices, say tine middling 144.. good miuldliug 114 s. lo 1151. A parcel of Brasil, of very good quality, brought 110 s. 6J. tot Thursday; but the dentawl was less lively in the latter pat t of the day, mad St. Domingo was sold at Ms.; the demand afterward: 'unproved, and 109.. was paid. The stook of %V. I. Coffee is now 3,660 tuna, being 610 more than at this time last year, present pricts 3s. per cwt. higher. B. P. SUGARS have been in steady demand, and the prices paid have fully supported our la.t quotation. The sales have been chiefly suf new Sugars, him St. Kitt's 635. gaud middling 735. FORICION Suamts.—A cargo of Havanaah has arrived, and 700 eliests were pit ap by anction last week : the whole went off briskly, the Sue white at an advance of 2.. to 3. ; but the )elluw went Is. to 2s. lower. The inquiry fur Brasil continues lively. The Stuck of D. P. Sumac is now 3, 1 100 casks Ins than last year's at this time, present places 7s. per cwt. luwet per Gazette average. _ ROll.-45waies is without alieraiion, sad Leeward Island RP about Id. per 'gallon lower. The present stock of ROM is 1t1376 pa nehrons, and price of prools 2a. 3d. per sallow. Murk list year, seine ilaie. 8,043 puuchecins, and price of proofs 2s 114. per gallou. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Tra.—Solies has been in Wier &wain!, soil a small ad. ♦enre paid. . Spars—The twin), of Cinnamon in fist raining sale will be reduced, other as tides remain as bawl-. SOUTH AMERICAN PUODUCE. CaTT•x cto.tioura i■ •4w•wl, anti Ilse busbies!, last week was nearly caafito to Peraams for export at lair priies. At the East India CUtaitauy's sale ua Friday fat 1,100 Bengal. and 500 Sarah, the whole were bought in, owing to the high limits placed by the owners, the trade and exporters solacing a disposition ti buy at previous rates The golfs of the welt were duly paid 110 Upland, fair, 1114.; 1.300 Perimenbacco, middlisig, Ibid.; fair to good, 16.1. to 120 Demerara 1111114# 11crtuce, middling, 134.; Li.► to good, 144. to 641.1.; 20 Carriacou and Grenada, good, 144.; 340 Common West lei's, fair, 124.; 400 Surat (in hood), g o od, 8.1. ; 250 B eng al * (i n h oo d) , rdinary to middling, 64. to 91d.; fair 10 goal, 011c1. a 4 .1, a 7d.; One, Sp. Total 2,240 bap—The Import is t 7 bags United States, 350 Bengali. Total WM bap. LTIC PRODUCE. TaLLow. , --The following ware the quotations at St. Pete...bun gh, March 31, 1820:—Yellow Candle uu contract 180 rhls.; ditto on the spot 18$ ditto. ttemp on cuotratt 93 ditto; ou Use spot 100 ditto. tubule 91. LIVERPOOL REPOJtT4 Antic. 22, DIU. CoTeo* -There has been emasiderable business dose is Cottons this week, and 11w demand became math more (C -orral yr st , raloy, when 7,000 bags were wad. Bowed% bay. Mg been more sought brier 'lnn other descriptions, both by the trade awl speculator*, have gragnally improved isk priers, cud the mark, t has choserksti.soteadraaspearef Id. a isie WA this deseriptioa, whilst Qtroula sod other starts rename steady at former price*. The total quantity sold is 18,1108 bags, eurtststaug of 240 Sea Islands 2611. a 21. 10/0 &med. I Id. a 121 d. 1,700 Orleans ltd. a iota. 1,800 PO. name 15d. a 16.1. 650 Babies 140. a 15d. 1,250 Marealmolor 1414. a 15J. 160 Mina+ Novas 144. 1,300 M INAS Geese. 120. 500 Demeraras 131 d. a 1614. 120 Swats 7 1 4 . a 91 ,1 . 400 Bengal* 61.1. a 133. per lb The imports are 548 bags Berhiee and Barbadoes, 1,902 New I Weans, 5,369 Savannah and °amiantus, 1,402 other part* U. S. 3,893 Brazils, 361 Portugal, 70 Inland: total 13,605 bog.; awl the quantity takes ou SpeCUlailoll is estimated at 2,300 Buweds laud 500 Prrnams, soul fur export 600 Boweda. Toe Sugars brought to public sale this week consist of 600 blade. of Jamaica, Demerara, and New Barb-Wiser, which hare wild at very full prices, and at au advance of L. oa strong brows, suitable fur the pans : we continue to have s good inquiry fur Brazils, of which upwards of 300 chests have been taken fur export at an advance of 2a. a 3*. on white, consisting principally of Bahian ordinary to white but strong 365. a 434 good while 46a 3J. a 48s. 9J. yellow 30s. a 354.3 J. and brown 265. a 295. 3d.; 1,600 bags of brown East India have also beet. liken fur shipment 21s. • 2111. 9 1. fur alai k brown sad moist M.uills,sud '26.. a 28s. for fair to very good brown Bourbon; and 300 bags of very line white have beets sold to the g rocers at 89r. a 895.3 J. per cat. Our Coffee ma r k e t h as bent extremely Mt, and we have haul waiting done worthy of Malice it. Ibis article, or is, Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. Runts are very dull, and coin 111111 l Leeward.. offered as 2a. 2d. to 2.. 4d.; 300 casks of middling to good Carolina Rice have sold 20s. a 225. Dye. woods me in limited demand, and only a few tuns of Cam. Peachy Lordood have been disposed of at 7L 15s. per ton in howl. 200 barrels of Bustuta l'ut Ashes have been sold, fur export, 39a. a 395. Oil. per cwt. In Hideo, the only sale cowiarts of 1,300 salted Buenos Ayres at 3d. and 600 North Adttrrtnu salted at 41d. a 53. In Tar sod Turpentine uu thing doing. There has been some inquiry fur Tobacco fur export, but the busbies* dune has been limited ; there have alas, been a few purchases made in stems by the trade and fur the Irish market; prices remain without alteration. The Cure market eoutinues to be well supplied with Wheat from Ireland, the isles of which this week have supported our former currency; but other kinds of grain ore dull of sale, and rather lower. American Flour, in bond, has de classed Is. a 2s. per barrel, some parcels of Philadelphia having bet, sold at 30s. per barrel. Sour flour is in limited request. Flax Seed fur sowing has declined considerably, 300 tierce* having been sold fur the Irish market at 631. per hogshead. The 11. maud fur Qitercilros Bark is confined to the fitter deseripinnis of Philadelphia, of which sutall parcels continue to he taken at 21s. a 225. per cwt. Sliumac continues very dull of sale, and prices have de dusted 63. a Is. per cwt. Palau Oil stationary at 41!. a 421. per ton. Lt Brinwioue the sales of the week are confined to small lots at 22/. 15s. to 231. per toe, and one small parcel sold to arrive at 221. 15s. per sots. The prices of tallow have declined Is. rr Cwt. since oar last. Fouricis FittllT.—The Fruit market continnes very dull, two sales lia.ve been brought forward but very little was sold j the prices of Currants have fallen 2s. to 3s. per cwt. Rnnatto SUGARS.—The demand was steady last week, but lifts now become dull, soil very little business is doing; low Lumps bare been sold at Sits. per cwt. Molasses dull ■nd lower. Fuss Ott. s °patient is a very depressed state of deemed. Linseed Oil has been iu fair request. Postscript, Tuesday, April 25, 1840, Four ?Clock. Corms.—Tlw mauler appeared dull in the early part of the day, but the sale or St. Domingo went off very lively at the quotalion,and 110 s. may now he considered the current price us the ►egular terms. The oilier sale consisted of very unclean Jamaica, and in consequence afforded no criterion of the price of that description. SVOAR.—The sales io.ciey were limited. hut prices were fully supported, and sew strong Jamaica mild ►eaddy at Is. per cwt. advance. The public sale of Barbadoes went nff steadily; 400 chests of Havanna!' were put up ti.nday, nearly all yellow, which were taken in at 40s. per cwt.; two tuts of white were sold at the prices paid last 'leek. FROM LAST' NIGHTS GdZLTTE. Foreign Offfra, April 23, 1 820. The King Ins been pleased to approve of Dun Jas. Gon zslis de Rivas, u Coma at Gibraltar fur his Catholic Allsjirls; . _ Charles Frederick tromer t as Consul at Liverpool for the Strict Coufedera ; and Mr.Juhu Wall, as Consul at Drogheda fur his Danish Majesty. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions slowed by the Vice Lieutenant of the North Riding alike County of York. Th^ Honourable Thumas Orde Pumlett to be Deputy Lieut itußnt—daied hlarrht4, 1820. Richmond Forester Yeomanry Cavalry. The Right Honourable the Earl of Tyrcounel to be Captain --dated October 21, 1819. Lawn Gdliug , juu. lit at. to be Lieutenant—dated March 29, Ib2o. John Robinson, Gent. to be Cornet—dated as above. Commission signed he theGosernor. Captaia-G 1, and Virs Admiral of the Isle of Wijbt. William Welkin Anuyl, E.q. to be Deputy Lieuteuaut— slated April LS, 1820. BANKRUPTS. Charles Manhopc Harvey, of Newcastle-u pes-Tyne, brush mmusfacturer, to surretides,:llay 1,19, mud Juste 8, at eleven, ■t the George Ins., Nerra.tle.o pun- l'yne. A Unroll's, Woofs. Mortuas and Wlllllllllll/11,Gray'• luu, Luudou; and Mr. Ingle den, Newea.tle.s.p u n•Tyne. Richard Blythe Mitchell, of Rtrusinsham, merchant, to surrender, May 9, 141 ; mad Juste 8, at strelse, M the Ruysl Hutt', Birsulusbam. Allueseyr, Messrs. Clarke, Itachards and Ms-dean', Ch y laue, Loodus ; and Mr. Palmer, or Mr. Will., Birmingham. J 011115.4 w.f.-Ilk of Romney. Chester, dented 1111 , 16 , 1111111111 . , to poniard. r, Ma. 11,13, and Jose 6, at ten, st the %Torero Bulkeka .I"irs. Stockport. Attain-y., lie. Tyl , r, Pomp owns T. wide, Laotian; and Mr. 11.rerop,Stritoort• John 1t,...,.,, of Mould Groom, Kokhrooon, York, fanfy clothier, to surrender, May 18, al pi; 19, and JIIIIe 6. ot les; at the King's Head Inn, Huddersfield. *Horsey; Mr. Branye, Chancery-lalle, London; and Me.Greseviuted, Hod. dersield. . 'snag Brosgblon, of Linthwaite,lihnonolbary, York, Oar, h. eneeeloon, to surrender, May 18, at six, 19, and June fi, at ten, at the White Hart lon, limidersfield. /Wormer., Mew; Willi,, Clarke, sad Watson, Waniford.rouri,Thrug. Itforlott-street, Loodou ; and Mr. Sykes, Milos bridge, Dud. derstield. Thomas Patio, of Hanley, Stafford, butcher, to sorFenrler, May 10, 11, and is,.. 6, at twelve, at the Itoehricit Ina, Newcastle...trier-Lyme, Stafford. Attorneys, Mew. Price, Williams, mod White, Lincoln's lan. Lomita' ; sod Mr. Pi estou, Henley, or Baraboo, Stafford. William Awlerson, of Brid.cetooti, Devon, hrush.maker, to sarmider, May 2,3, sad hose 6, as eleven, at the Oxford' ' Areas lon, Tonle; Devon. A 11011.17% 81 . Sandy. and Co. Crane-curet, Ploetoderet, Lonrho' ; sad Me, cols, ?of or; Luke Hollis, of Rimini's'', sir -wailer, to soreettdery Mil 4,5, and June 6, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Kir.: 4 0iitotham Attorneys, Mews. A !minder and I lalme, New klaf, London; and Mr. Meredith, Ohl.t.ouvre, Iliranisigliam. • Mumma Garbutt, of Manchester, w oo llen eurrl.mouufac. I • lore; In ourreader. May 11, 12, al 'MI, and June 6, at two, at the White Bear Ina, Marielsosier. Attorney., Messrs. Wright and Cole, Temple, Landau; soil Mr. I'. IV. lies. vile, Manchester. Stephen Minot. of Philpot-lane, London, merchant, to sorreuder, May 9, ot eleven, 16, and Jane 6, at twelve. at Gaildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Reardon sod Davis, Cotbet. court, Gracerliaral.sireet. William Wail, of Weedon-Beck, Northampton, smith, to surrender, May 2,13, pad Jane G, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Julia Taylor, Walbrook. Joseph Gardner, of Birmingham, Warwick, victualler, to surrender, May 4,5, and Jose 8. at three. at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Bourdillou and Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapaide, Loudon; aid Mr. Jolts Sinicox, Ball Ring,. Birmingham. John We:eh, of Ainsworth, Imre:oiler, cotton eloth-ma mufacturer, to surrender, May 12, 13, and June 6, at nine, as the Star Inn, Manchester, Lancaster. Attorney.. Mr. !lampoon, Mulberry-street, Manchester; and 31r. Elba, Chancery-lane, Loudon. William Stevenson, of Sheffield, York, grocer, to stir reader, May 4,5, at twelve, and June 6, at lone, at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield. Attarney; Mr. Branelson, Shef field ; mid Mr. Blake's/eh, Serjeaut's In; fleet-street, London. Isaac Parke; late of Oldbury, Salop, but now a prisoner in the King's Bench, victualler, to turreuder, May 16, at Gee, 17, and June 6, at twelve, at the Woolpark Inn, Bir mingham. Attoraey, Mr. S. Low, Paradire-street, Bir mingham. France. Hutchins, late of Gloucester, widow, cheesefonor, to surrender, May 8,9, and Jose 6, at eleven, at the Horse and Groom lois, Gloucester. Attorneys, Messrs. Fraud and Rose, Sesle.streel, Lincoln's lon, Loudon; and Mr. Okey, Gloucester. Samuel Jackson, of Ramsey, Southampton, bookseller, to surrender, May 5, at two, 6, at eleven, and Jnoe 6, at two, at the White Horse lon, Rooiery. Anurneys, Mr. Sharp, Ramsey; sad Messrs. Winter and Williams, Bedford row, Landow. DIVIDENDS. May 20. J. Oliphant, of Barge.yard, Bucklersbory, Loadoa, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 11. T. Jackson and %V Jackson, of Liverpool, mer chant., at one, at the George Inn, Ds le.sirret, Liverpool. May 20. S. Lord, of the Cock Inn, Sutton, Surrey, ntkoeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. May 16 C. A. Wheelwright, late of Cullom.streel, ]London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 11. C. C. Mown, late of Fetichurch-street, London, wine and brandy-merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. May 23. W. Cobham, jun. awl I'. JOllleb, of Ware, Hertford, bankers. at ten, at Guildh ill, London. May 20. W. Willson, of Lsegloorro-Chambers, Feachurch. street, London, Collll.rielar, at one, at Guildhall. May H. T. Spencer, of Mar:thest•-r. rummission-broker, at eleven, at the King's Head loo,01(1 Moonlike, Manchester. May 18. It. German, of Plymanth- Dock, mercer, at eleven, at Wealth y's Hotel, Plymouth-Dock. May 17. J. 'Fbackara, late of Maltby, York, but now of Ro therham, millwright, at eleven, at the Cruwu 100, Rather . ham. May 19. W. Blenkin, of Kinmiton.upon•Hull, grocer, at ele ven, at the Dog amid Dock Tavern, Kingaion.upon-Hull. May 24. It. Parker, of Ellesmere, Salop, grocer, at eleven, at the White Lion lan, Whitehuirls. May 16. C. C. Beebe; of LutLbur), London, saereismsl, at ten, at Guildhall. May I. J. Stocks, late of Aldersgate.street, London, sales man, at ten, at Guildhall. J u ne 5. W. Hulme, of Leek, Stafford, grocer, at twelve, at the Red Lion 11110, Leek. May 19. J. Wilkiuson, of George.street, ficolemsts, York, merchant, at eleven, at the Dug and Duck Them, Scale lane, Ki a Estun•a pmi Ilan. May 18. It. Bark, late of Norilorwrans, York, corordealte, at eleven, at the Whin Lino, Halifax. May 19. J. Perk; late of Bristol, merchant, at one, at the Commircial Room; Bristol. CEItTIFICATF.S.-MAT 16. R. Langston the elder, of Manchester, cotton-merchant.- 11.. Gray, of Norwich, househobl• broker -J. Balme, now or late of Goinersal, York, woulstapler.-T. Heaford, of John. street, Stepney, Middlesex, dealer and chopoian..-J. Will. matt, of Manchester, grucer.-J. K. is lola le, late of Taunter; Somerset, banker.-C. Ross, of Great Bare, Stafford, hermit maker.-W. Soli i Ir, late of the New-toad, Middlesex, builder. W. Martin, of Great Oration' yard, Oilsoad-strcet, Queen square, Middlesex, linrse.deativ. PARTN ERSH IPS DIS:OLVED. T. B. Stothard and W 31•Seautl, of Hamhurgh, see (-hints, April 17, 1820-C. Geilinsore and IV. Allis, of Perry- Ilan, Stafford, millers, April 20, 1820 -J. Hall and S. Coulson, of North atiolky-street. jewellers. April 18, 1620.-J. W. Paget, B. C. Smith, and D. Baxter, of Asher slime, %Varwick, attorneys at law, April 6, 11120.-It. Porn- Wurlb sod J. Donsiug, of Little Houghton, within Wort ley, Lancaster, crotosionaustreturers, April 18, 1820 -N. Sandford and T. Owen, of Manchester, cottoomanisfae. 1 liners, April 21, 1.10.2 J, Juhroara, M. Johnson, and E. Johnson, of Pontefract. York, grocers, January 3, 1820 -. S. Driukwater and T. Hughes, of Nuethwith, Chester, skits. i smiths April 20, 18251. ENI(JR477()N. Dourntsza, APRIL 18. Yesterday the Jessie, with 17*, spd ihe packet, wish )01i passengers, railed (ruse the Cant—the fell'lMT fur Prinee Edwortry naid the latter for Ili. Jubn's, New Breinswick. Almost 'ten slays arts t h e Adams also sailed fur the latter place, having nu board ill raasselarms 114. 11141 nu leas than three hundred and oioelpeiebt emi grant. hav e hers carried nits hr Dumfries vessels as ibis tisne. or these centigrams One - halt me *ravers from Lastrlsulm, Cusabertsild, and tailor, places, who mot bring altogether unarquaisitsil with rural employments!, bare very wise. ly rut-banged the shuttle fur lite rp.tde, the axe, or the cr u m...4,.. The sillier half of the ensigrasas is made up of ',shunter', ploughmen, awl ...all farmer% way of whom have !gr . " better days, and who rlirobtlerat fait assay a pang an the shares of lbe tio.vrai were receding sews their rite, sail tasking tile bed ipt dosir nativity only ea imaginary pniut on the verge of tbe isseisms. To the ishatutastauf the Quay all the CUM assay Irian saute were disclosed et hilt tin ass Can • . trams were lingerie: su oar shores; sad not old wo•Ww. at. tracted such observation, who, altlsesgh above aty,iisiss:.y. ed moussel alacrity, particularly is 11w outfit of her viaerlez wheel, which she appeared to have is complete "'Aft fur be ginning operations the moistest she set her 'nit iii the Na.e Would. it say be proper to mention, that it I. now fine y•srs since the Jessie began 10 take out paseesgers from this pert, sad that is the course of that time, .410 has ear. vied eat no less 51'3.81794 eusiorarits. all of shun, were lanled is safety, exceptiug use chill .—(Orel/firer Carrier) • • MERCHANTS' PETITION. TO TRW RONOVRAIILS TRIR 1101.11 IE Or comtlinN• or 711.. URITtO KILAGOOR or GREAT lIIIIITAIE •SD IRtI.A ' %D The Humble Petition of the usidersigiuml Slerebauts of t 4 City of Loudon, .N[R[TN, 'neat foreign commerce is eminently c.milarive to the wealth and prosperity of a coaddry, by ctoddlog t to the momissodsties for the produchoo of which the tail, eh. • awateompital, and Indust' y of other c••reutnrs are twat I it u- Wed, ■ud in export in payment limos articles for %Lids as own sitertioh is better adapted. • That freedom from restraint is calcubiltd to give tt•r most extension to foreign trade, and the best d'iyrtmo ta the capital and iiiduairy of the country. That the maxim of basing hi the cheapest market, cod selling iu the dearest, which regu lat. a every ur•rri.ani too his individual dealings, is strictly applicable•, ea the best rule for the trade of the whole Nation. That a policy, founded ori these principles, would refl.. r the commerce of the world an interchange of mutual at. taite., Milli diffuse an increase of wealth and enjoy among the inbabitatits of each State. . - That onfortimately a policy the very reverse of this has been, and is, more or less, adopted mod acted upon by toe Government of this and of terry other euuulry, rack tryie.g to exclude the production's of either count. les, with the specious and well-meant design of encouraging it* owu pot/. ductiuus ; thus Inflicting nu the hulk of its subjects, *Ms are consumers, the necessity of submitting lo p.ivatioses to the quantity ur quality of commodities ; and olio. rteot, , ,loe what ought to be the source of mutual bent tit total of harmony among Stales, • constantly recurriug occiasiou of jealousy and hostility. That the prevailing prejudices in favour of the proirrt , ee ur ictive system, may be 'reseed to use erroneous suppo sition that •111109 • diminution or ilistosisnernrest of our ow., 1110 lions to the same exteut ; whereas it may be' ele,.rly Aiwa, that although the particular description of prodeet.o.n which could out stand •goionst uuresir.simal foreign comp-- mum would be discuursged, yet as so importation could ha eisollnlled fur silly length of 1110 e, without a co:1,41101111:4 , exportation, direct ur isidireet, there would be a.. eucoureo,... men', for the purpose of that exportation, of some tab r production to which our situation might be boater con. d : thus affording at least an equal, and probably a ;realer, u 1 ,61 certainly a wore bustle - sal esuployincut to our vivo espy.' and labour. That of the numerous protective and prohibitory their.' of our commercial code, it may be proved, that while •II operate as a very heavy tax sits the community at large, s. r y few are of any ultimate bens fit 111 the classes its who* to. Your they were originally iumituted, and moue to UK 1. strut of the loss occasioned by them to other classes. That among the other evils of the restrictive or protec tive system, not the Intel is, that the artificial protection of one bench ul industry, or source of production against foreign competition, is set up as a ground of clams by other branches for similar protection; so that if the rea soning upon which these restrictive or prohibitory regula tions are founded, were followed out consistently, it would not stop short of excluding us from all foreign rummerc.e, whatsoever. And the same train of argument, which, with corresponding prohibitions and protective duties, should exclude us from foreiga trade, might be brought forward to justify the re.enactmeut of restrictions upon the interchange of productions (unconnected with public revenue) among tbt kitigilunis composing tbre Union, or &mull the counties of the same kingdoms. That en investigation of the effects of the restrictive sr. tem, at Ibis time, is peculiarly called fur, as it may, in the opinion of your petitioners, lead t.. a strong presumption, that the distress which now so generally prevail', is run siderably aggravated by that system ; and that sonic vet,. f may be obtained by t►e earliest practicable remursl of stir of the restraints as may be sbrsu to be must I...igniting to the capital and industry of the commouity, mot mu ue attired. ed with no compensating beueSt to the public Seymour. That a declaration against the asiti-coinmerclitl principlis of our restrictive system is of the more impurtaisce at the present juncture, inasmuch as in several instances of reretlt occtirreuce, the merchauts and manufacturers in Cirrien States have assailed their respective Goveriewitsits nit!. app. cations for further protective or prohibitory duties ai.d n. 'viaticum, urging the example and and, yof tin. rotatory, against which they are almost exclusively diierte•t, s , sanction fur the policy of such measures. And cm the reasoning upon which our repirici tens have been it. tend_ ed is wort► toy thing, it will apply ma behalf cat the segitt.a. toms of Amelia States ag..iust us. 'Flory ise.ist impel iurity in capital and MIR Ismery, an se .1. imissu their comparative eacmpti•m from tart won, said smith myn.it Points• dation. That nothing would sure tend to counteract the eons mereial hostility of foreign Sinter, than the &dupl of a ruore enlightened and more cuuctiono.y policy u the part of this CollUil y. . . That although, as a matter of mere it roa♦ sometimes answer to hold out the tcmo►al ur i - hibitions, or high duties, as depending upon co. Del.lo cuucrssivas by other States nu our favour, t 1.1... out that we should maintain our rvstncttuu., triter.. Ow desired coucessions on their part cannot be 4.614k5be4. Our restrictions would nut he the less pr.-judiri.s: ty our 'tau capital and industry, '...ecante oth , rGurrrum.uts pr d is preserving impolitic regulistions That, upon Ilse whole, the must liberal wools' prose is be the mostyulitic course un such occasions. _ independent of the direct bertha to he ileri•i J by this country on every occasion of such sou ..r r.147‘14- hos, a great iacidental object would be gained. by the re. cognitior of a sound prise,* or steadied, to r bieta slr wlti segues. armagements might be referred; earl by the salutary indent* which a promalgatiou of such joist views by the Legislature sod by the ratios at large could nut fail to have on the policy of other States. That in *has declaring, as your Petitioners do, their con. victims of the impolicy and injustice of the restrietire'syv. tent, and in desiring every practicable relenting, of it, they have in view only such parts of it as are ROI seonecterl, or are only sabordindely su, with the public revt rue. As Log us the necessity for the present ain•itiit of revenue subtisis, your Petitioners cannot expect so 'sopa:lmila branch of it as the Customs to he given up, our to be materially diminished, Euless some substitute, lees obketionabk, he suggested. Bet it is against every restrictive resistant's' of trade, 04,4 essential to the revenue, against all duties merely protective from furesga competitions, and against the excess of such duties es are partly fur the purism( of reverse, and partly foe that of prulettiou, that the prayer of the pretreat WU IWO is respectfully submitted to the wisdom sal Parhaireat Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray, that yutis imarable House will be pkased to take the sabieet lots consideration, and to adopt such measures as may be calculated to give greater freeshur to fuf•ii`q commerce, ash thereby to iscluse t e rnouieerer the Stade. i