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caigirjexit:ol4lloo .• i 116"1449161 /11 P. 7 977 N, 4.0 • • • • • I.' A _ , - • 4 . . • • 044. •J, . vitt r .1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1820. NUMBER 5407. Pitics 7d. THRATII E./01VA DEURY-LA NE. EVENING. WEDNESDAY. April S. hi. Wifely' , Servant. will performs the Opera of ARTAXERXES. A. tours,. (Grit film ), Modem.. V..tri• ; Artaiwiww, Mr. 7,4 I. J 0..; A thier.l. %Ir. !Valium. 513n.latais, Miss Carew ; *emirs. Was. After which, the emsie Sketch, lu use sct, of BLUE DEVILS. Myriam, Mr. Mame; .faines, Mr. Cowell; Maoism, Mr. Gattie. Alewife, Miss Kelly. WVITMINSTER ELECTION. , CHAIRING OP SIR FRANCIM BURDETT, BART. Iro BE LET. Airy and Pleseritit A PiRT• MENT2, consisting of a Drawino.ennot mid a lied_ room, as No. 23, EUSTON•PLACP., NF.W.ItnAD„ for Gentlemen whose loweine(s may try all the City, a. Couches pine the oloor (very visite, of so hour. The Term. will Out be au object, prettified the Pirrtier are agreeable. Reference, will be required of respectability, sad alas Riven. Ma bees is _geed desseset, aged the Illbarbi is Isuk.i sq. 11 1 1141111111 N Inote.—Then has bees sleety any buseeee.• dose vises est last; a pebTie eels was I.r. u*hi fueen.r,l i.,•1 Weasseetay, but the greater part wee take-a is. 11.111110 stromte.—There has beta .curtly any thi.,, slope sedge elm last ewe Or Owe day., is reuse, f ,..nr.• the holidays ; bit the'costraets made hake bees at full pr Prelseript, Tuesday, Apra 4, let°, Four s'elt.ch Cottess.—Then was we patent ale to.dey, and scar sly ass basis's; was done by private contract . The await eserket was set opts today, in consequence of ebe lamer holidays. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. To whir% will be 'Meal, the Melo.draivia of THE INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. Richard, Mr. Prole+, ; FranklBo4, Mr. nettle: Monklen. Mr. Hamblin; Willia m , Mr. Barons& Mary, Miss Kelly; Marisa, Mn Marlowe. TM Box °Mee will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clork .—Plaoso to be taken of Mr. Rodorell, Box Book-keeper. Teo-nagerrssr, abaltspearea Tragedy of Handel : Hamlet, by a Gesoiternan (Ilia first appearance ou the Loudeu boards, ...a armed on soy plane)• TH R AMR- KO rA .... co r IiNT-47A RD EN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, April 5, will be Wed (fhb three), a new Mini& Drama, called IVANHOE . ; Or, THE ICNIGIIT TEMPLAR. hooka*. Mr. C. Briskle; Sir Brgiestd From de Beef !Spied Templar). Mr. Macresdy; Sir Priam de Bois God lier'. Mr. Cosmos Sir Maurice de Bracy, Mr. Haat; Sir La vas Brawnsowir:Mr. Morass • Cedric or Boiberwood. Mr. Egerton; Wombs. Mr. Blanch ard; Friar Turk. Mr. Emery; Issas (skeins , of York). Mr. W. Farms. Roomed (a SIMON Prowls), Miss M. Tree; Eights*, Mrs. Lisloo; Ulriea, Mrs. Ihmait ; Rebecca (the Jew's Daughter), Miss Fools. After which. 34 time, a new Pantomime, celled HARLEQUIN AND CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. . - -- Perms *Were (afterwards Harlequin), Mr Eller; Baron Pouipusini (afterwards Pastaluos). Mr Barnet, ; Ba roness Pomposini (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Pa dden Luarsbanlis (afterwards Hardin, Mr. Norman. Cin derella (afterwards Columbine). Miss E. Monett. A Private Box may he had for the season, or nightly, of Air. Ilimmtkut, it the Box Ake. Harlequin and Cinderella. or The Little Glum Slipper, will he repeated every limiting. 'En-morrow, dm sew moaleal Drama 4.f The Antiquary. Hei Friday, Shakopee/ea Comedy of Error.. Us Saturday, Ivanhoe, or The Koichi Templar. SA DLER'S YELLS THEATRE Is Dow *pro far the Season, under the Slanageasent of Mr. Howard Payne. _ will he repealed Sill farther The following Notice. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. April 5.. the Enterisiwiweisis will twasseuee Nilb aa intim sew Comic P4slosime, nikd (30e.)DY TWO SHOES. FAIRY OF THE FLOWERS; or, VILLAGE FROLICS. Frank Meanwrll (afterwards Ilarligroin), Mr. Bologna; Will Dobbins (efterwards Clown?, Mr. Grimaldi ; Farmer t ;respell, Magistrate awl Churchwarden (afterwards Pants. I oo Mr. Barnes. Goody Two Mines (afterwards Fairy ut the Flowers), Miss Comm; Graspall's Daughter (after e:orilii Columbine), Miss Vallawery. ipienilid last 5c,.,, Palace dike Fairy of lbw Flowers. After the Pantomime, a Deft (composed by Mr. G. Ware). entitled." &ramie*, have you Nero a toy r by the tare Moms Cower, the celebrated Nosiest Prmligies, ewe being only right, and the other eleven years of age; and a new Cumin Song, entitled, " London Novelties," by Mr. &eb bing. To which will be added, !I new Serious Melo•drana, tonna id on the celebrated French Melo-drsene, now acting with the !noel eitlesordinery applenee in Palle, entitled CALAR; OR. THE FATHER AND lON. Calm. Mr.Briterion ; Adolphus (his sou), Mr. S. S. Stns. lry ; Ambrose (his enemy). Mr. Rathfi.rd. Madsen* Eels% Alm. %raring; Hortensia (daughter of Ambrose), Mn. S. S. btauley ; Pauline (daughter of Cates), Miss Price. Tior Evening's Entertainments to conclude sub a New Sef 10. Cowrie Piece, ?witted, THE COTTAGE OF THE LAKE; OR, MY VASSAL'S DOG. In *larch will be itgeorleeerl the wonderful performances of _ . the Dig Bruin. In the last Scene a Lake of real Water, and total dement rani of the Collage of the lake by Rte. Moors *pen at Halfinivt Five, begin at Half.past Six, Box, 4s.—Pit, 25.—Gellery, Is. A new Illels.Drams, founded upon the last nrw Novel, eolith d The Monastery, or The %1 bite Maid of Avenel, will he produced on Monday next. RICH A R DSON, GOODLUCK, mid CO. nsp►etrulle acquaint the Public that Tickets *ad Shares for the NEW STATE LOTTERY are on Sale at !ben Offices, Ettalcbseildiass, Cunihill, sail Charing-crass. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of £.lo 000 20 000 1 lO,OOO 3 tve Cent. Commis ; and 40,000/. has been added to the Prise-Morey heretofore allowed by Government for the exclusive advantage of ea►ly Purehasers. 60,000/. in Two Thimiand P►izes of 301. each will be distrilisted by a Preliminary Drawing NEXT L . ESDAY, the 11th instant. SICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. 'eft CO. Pohl tot the haat Lottery No. 7,7107, a Prise of 10,0001. Money, is Sham. • s a Schein,. gratis. THE TWO CLASSES OF 10,000 TICKETS EACH. rrBISH hogging given hie opinion of the sires. nt • Lottery, begs leave to point out to his best Friends, the Public, Its leading features. It eulogists of 20,0n0 Tickets, sad euotaiae 101 Capitals, amounting in 303,0005. Money sod Cussed*, all is One Lottery, and to be drawn I. Two Chown of 10,000 Tickets each. The first 10,000 are to be pal iota the Wheel before the First Day. sad are theme only solidi awe sow oa Sale. The other 10,000 are to be pat into the Wheel after the 18th May i not any of them are yet o0 ' silk, nur can T. BISH say when they will Iw, as be is us able to get any informatics relative ilierrtu. The usual awannat of Prise-ssosey would be 1011,0001. bat the Con tractors have 1121•41 111.1 sanction of a retest Act of Par. ',anew, added 40.0001. their he increasing the intriasie -aloe op In the 11Ik April i 21. per Ticket; and to get •ek that 411.000/. they sir allowed by she Lonle of she spry to charge sloe Public IL per Ticket more they the If prier. (This Si tLe 40,00 M. said to lee pleat away) . BISH begs it to be clearly understood, that, however clues she Advertisements of °ober 01Bee.kerpers may be, r &beam slues sot costal* any advantages that the Cos a.. of his Oates will rent equally participate in. The iNi imittrary Day of Drawing (as the Gazette earls 0) will •'.I§6EXT TUESDAY, 11th of this Month (April), ore day 00.0001. 1110swy will ha witidrawa from the Sr ;i'me. by deekllet all she 2,000 Prises of 301. Not any 106 t Prise, woe MIN sap Blank, he tress Mal day ; bat "Item* of lbws 2,111014 Tickets will yea& have a chaste 1" 1 all if Hwy bad sot bees draws, leolwithdesdiag Ike; win sub Ira 'WSW to Ski W. Ticket* turd Shares an sow ow Sale at 11111tH's Ofßees, 4, Corshill, sad 9, Charism-won • where No. 9,907. a I'd" at THEM THOUSAND priuN Da MONET, is the kellecy just finished, woe sold-la Sham. ••• Explanatory MOW, grads. . AND JOHN CAM 110BHOESE, ESQ. THE ORA I R IN(; or th. Two MEMBERS few WP.STAIIIHRTER will take place TO-%IOR -11P?, THERID4Y. April 6. After which the FRIENDS of REFORM will DINE tor thee at the CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND. Tickets, 15s. each, to be hail at the Bar of the Tavern OILY. The stensber of Tickets is limited. Printed directions for the order and course of the Pro cession may be teen at the several Parochial Comasittre Ronnie, sad at the Crown and Anchor. The Precession fur the Chairing ..f gir P. Bordett C. flobboose, Eng. will cinnamon-, at Eleven ...Clock from Sloane-street, penned to Hyde Park-corner, along Pieta s/dlr. the Haymarket !If possible), Charing-cross, St. Mar- Loag-atre, Jansetworeet, and Covent.garaeii. When the Car arrives at the spot where the Hustings stood, the Proeessio• will halt and give three cheers. It will 'ben marred to the Strand thron' Southampton-street, and terminate at she Crows sod Anchor Tavern. NEXT T476 1 419, 1 r YOTY MAY CIAIN. OUT CANNOT WS& Too Thoossed Prizes of 301. each. being 00,0001. eertoin, besides the fell Chance afterretele for ferry Ticket sod 'hare fur the 4 Prises of £30.0011 2 Prises of f 20.000 2 Prises ..iID,OOO ___£2o,ooo Sce. &e. fatatitig in Matey anfl Consols, 10'2 Capitals. CARROLL, the Contmenx, having added 40,0001. to the Prises, the agg►egate amount of the present Scheme greatly exceeds that of any other Lottery with the like number of Tickets, being 303.90111. and every Ticket or Share now parehared will have a Chance f.► A I.L the CAPITALS in the Lottery, whether drawn the first day or any other day. Ticket• and Sham are Selling at the Fortunate Offices of CARROLL, the Contracto►, No. 19, 0.90611, and 26, Oaford.streel, where he Sold, in the Irat few Months, Nu. 2,307.... t 30.0001 Nu. 1..115 £20.000 701.... 21,000 I 7,003 5,000 ON TUESDAY, 11TH OF APRIL a GWEBB, Stock. Broker, 9, Condit!, re. • minds those who feel isselined to adventure in the present Lottery, that the 2,0 M Prises of SOL are to be de rided nu TVIPDAY, the II tit or Aram. and that those who may obtain them, will still have the Chance of gaming the tot Capitals, or any of the other Prises in the Scheme, pre cisely the antes if their Tickets had rot thus been drawn In this Lottery, the Prizes amount to 303,5001. Consols and Money, beim! 40,0001. more Money than any former Lot. tery of 200100 Tithe-never contained. This 40,0001., bow. ever, has not been pinta wrap, and G. WEBB emboldens it absolutely requisite to impure those Persons who any favour him wish these commands, that although He is not Um Con tractor, Purchasers at tin orrice will participate iu every adrailape she Scheme limy be found to possess. Tickets and Mores are on Sale at wEsors FORTUNATE OFFICE, 9, CORNRII.I, Where were Rohl in the Lottery Contract just crincledeil; 2.370 in 9 Shirrs C 20.000 8,443 in 11 Share* f 20,000 • BeaideliThree of the minor Capital., Where Seherara, explaining the mode of Dewing, with the Nosnihrni of the Tickets to be pot into the Wheel at dif_ ferent periods—the Determinable Primo-04d every other Particular at much pester lends thou 'boss published al ether OfiWIN may he had, grafi*. •.o MINI RARE NOTRS•IXCHANGID BY MR. COLLINS, At hi• Auction-Room, Union-street, Town of Portal', on MONDAY NEX l', the 10th of April, 1820, and fol lowing Days, at Six o'Clock, A COLLECTION of UNKEDEEMEn A PLEDGES; comprising Gold, Silver, and Metal Watches; useful Plate; Men's and IVomesi's Wearing Ap parel; Bed and Table Linen, Red Hangings; and variants other Articles, Pledzed in Months prior to mod in the Month of April, 1819, with the following Pawnbroker., via. Edit., College-street ; Sayer, Havant-street ; Kemp. Marl borough-row ; and Nathan, St. James's-atreet, Town of Porten;—with Stow, Paradiovrow ; Cudlip , Greetham street; and Gi:brrt, Charlotte-street, Island of Poems ; with Price, Warblinvou.street ; Horsley, St. Mary's-street ; Devermax, Broad-street and Emannel, Broad-street, Ports mouth;—with Taylor, South-street; King, fluoth-street; Moses, South-street; Hart, Norill•street; Burnett, North street; and King, King-street, Gosport. May be viewed and Catalogues had at the Roos. EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, BY MR. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room, No. 39, Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, April 5, and Eleven following Days (San dam excepted), at Half-past Twelve °Thick precisely, INCLUDING the DUPLICATES of the BRARY of ADAM NEALE, M.D. F.A.S. Author of " Letters from Spain"—w Travels through Poland, Molds via, Torkey," Ike. lie. To which is added, a Portlost of the Law sad Mistellaseous Library of a &internam deceased, forming an interesting sad valusble assemblage of works In Spisoiels, French, Italian, and English Literature; moos' which art— FOLlO—Bridges`, Northamptonshire, with additioaal Plates; Nash's Woreestershire; Stephemes Greek Thesaurus; Statutes of the Realm; Rymer's Faders • Dugdale's Baronet age ; Buck's View of Towns, Castles, ; Norden*s Travels, large paper; 'Wild Sports of the East; Collet ties of Plans of Battler, ice. 4 vols.; Cortis's Flora Low diuessis; Miller's Gardener's Duct' ry ; Fowler's )110114iC PagVegliellti ; &aerie de M. Boyer &Agitates. QUARTO—RoI bead's Statutes at Large, with Coallasa tion; A ikin's Biographical Dictionary ; Grose's Amiqoltles ; Lord Valentia's Travels; Wait's Works; D'Oyly sad Manes Bible, large paper, illastrairil. OCTAVO, Set.-.-Clnerra de Voltaire, lugs pore, with line impreseioss of Moressis Plates, 74 milueses; Smashes of Elegised and Wales, IS vols.; Amass' Register; Baas Histuire Nalsrelle,b2 top; Used sea Caterer?* P"Ololds 1 Ediabargh Review, SS ruts.; The Reports of Vesry, Boils am, Hundred sad East, Blackstone, Edwards, Re.; the Works of Hottat, Gibbon, Robertson, assollett, lapis, mid other Historians. Also, a (Argo Cyliadrieal Electrify's" Machin, whits smiler of Impassive prairies; Andress% Ilawipsvis M. dal.; • Tel. seem by At..., lie. Be. Ts be viewed elms day weeding sad amosalay of sale, and Casslerows bad, prier L. earn. MILITARY PROMOTION4I. War (Wee. April 3, 1020. 311 Regintent of Magnin. tJuarda—Coniet Montagu Ilarvey Grant. from half pay 23.1 Light Dragmasas, b, be Cornet, vice Richard Martha, who rxeluanges—dated March 33, 1110. oth ditto—Captain Samuel Eisikrhy,Z Licht Dot. ommeit, to be Captain, vice Raft-. engektageuzlctellt; ea above. 2,1 Reginieet of Dragoons--Ctienet George Hobart, frees half pay 11th Light Dragoons. to be Cornet, ,we Jansen Travers Rorke, who exchanges, receiving the difference— dater! u above. 10th ditto--Ensign Richard Seyinniir Conway, Viscount Beauchamp, from Ist West India Refitment, In be Cornet, vice the Marquis of Carmarthen. whim retires spur half. pay Royal West India Rangers—.dated lid ditio--Capiaiii H.nry Jackson Close, from 6th ttra. gnon Gitarda, to bt Captain, vice faiderby, who eschauges —elated as above. Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant-Colonel Sir George Sto well, K.C.B. from halt pay of Star Corps of Cavalry, Ida he Lievitenant-Calowel•Conmsauilant, vice Major-General Hamilton, deceased—dated as above. 37th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Stephen Blake, from half-pay of the Regimes., to he Quartermaster,. cite Wood fait d, who retires spun tall pay—dated as above. 4Sth Ditto. To he Lientenasta—.Lieutenant Benjamin Thompoin, frost h a lf-p a y o f the Begiment—dated as above; Lieutesant Julio Criike•r, from hit( pay of the Regiment—anted as shove; Lieutenant William Andrews Nesfii.l4, from half pay of the Regiment—dated as above; Lieutenant Ro bert Cumming Hamilton Cordon, rims, half pay 3d Fuel Guarils--dasid March 24, 1923. 49,1, ilithi—Wiigan Browne, Gam,. to he Ell4lllll, by par. elate, vice Bawler,. promoted—dated March 9, 11129. Ist Weal India Regiment. _ . &nips Thomas Miller, from ball pay Royal West India Rangers, to he Easigu, vice Lord Draisrhanto, appointed to the 10th Light Draricias--dated Mooch 43, MO. 3d Royal Vrlrrau Haltslion. Lieutenant Joseph Lynam, from half pay IL Re Brigade, to be Lieutenant. vice Kennedy, who returns to hi, former situation on the Refired 1.140--dated February 21, INTO. fith Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant John Strain'', (rots half pay bilth Font, to be Lieutenant,. vice 'fubto, appointed to the 7th Royal Ve. reran Battalion--dated as above. Ensign Carroll Satchel'. (ruts half-pay 341 Garrison Battalion, . . . to be Eat•iltll, vice Cummilly, whose appuintaseet bias mit lakes plaredated as above. Paymaster Thomas /mall, from baltpay Id Line Bananas King's German Legion, to be Paymaster of a Veteran Rat talicin—datird March 13, 1110. Mk Royal Veteran Battalion. Ti he Lientesaute—Lieetintaals Homey Kelly, from half-pay 141•11" Foot. vice Lambe* whose iNpainteatme ban not taken place ; aid Jahn Dosioellf. - from balf.psy 30th Foot, vier Parker, whose appointee's* has sot takes place —both dated February 14, 11/0. 10th Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain Hugh Brodie. from half-pay Royal Scots, to be Cap. fain, vice Creamed', whom appuisteeeot has But takes place—d4teil as above. To be Lieutenants—Liristerants Samuel Burger, from half. pay 00th Fruit, •ice Slorgentlllll, whose appnirtment has Nut taken place; William Waiewright, from hall.pay SMh Foot, vice 31. Gregor, whose appoiniateut has wt taken place; and William M. Richardson, from half.pay 115th Foot, vice Macdonald, whims •ppointineet ha at taken place—all dattd as above. MENOPIAWDVII. The commission of heron.* Lindeman. Basset, let Ceylon Regiment, has been autodated to 3d December, 111111, but it is not to carry any back•pay. Ea in the Gazelle of the 41st ultimo. sth Royal Veteran Battalion. For Lieutenant C. Alexander Villiers, from half-pay lOU Foot, read, Lieutenant Alexander Henry Charles Villiers, from half-pay 1001 k Foot. In the Gaseste of the Sidi nlll*. Per Lid Zerstgooi Guards, Captain Willis. D. Spanner to be Major. &e. and the pullout... Nos in se session, real, 2d Dragoons, Captain William I). drainer to be Major, Su. Leedom and Westminster Light Horst Volunteers. Cornet Jobe Greeley ill , be Lieutenant, vice lbeddets, de ceived—dated March 14, 1020. •lexander Young Spume., Gest. to be Cornet, vice Dyes lei—dated as above. Conuniselenr in She Loyal Nottingham Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Liestemat the Goody o f Nottingham Thomas More, Esq. to be Captain—dated February 1920. Aleznader Hidden, Gent. to be Lientintaat—dated a ribose. Thomas Buoltbee Parkyna, Gent. to be Comm.—dated as above. Cornintarions in the Tree Yeomanry Homan (lately named the &with Tyne Yronsaarp Cavalry) Arad by the Lord Lieutenant se the County. Sir Thomas Borden, Kit. Lientenaat.Calooel.Commandant. Edward Hall Caraptwil, Eaq. to be Majer. T e be Captains--111illiam Lackey, Esq. Job Hoggett, Eel. Jobe Gray, Esq. Jobs I*.ui, Req. Sad Stephen Reed. Esq. To be Lientenanta.-Thosnos Ssai4 Gent. Joseph Mims, Gent. and George Dale, Gent. To be C.oruets--Jolin Palen% Gent. Juba OssrsW, Gent. William Gray, Gent. and Job Can, Gent. To be Captain sod Adjataat—lL H. Parke, Seq., To be Surgeon—J. 9. Paget, Gent. Commiseiona stilled by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Durham. Id Troop of Ravesiewereb Yeeemery Cavalry. James Graham Clarke, Esq. to be Captela-.Ailed Mardi 21, 1220. ----. Dorfman Yeareavey Cavalry. 'Award Wright newly, Oast. ea be C.ensel, vice Nana, resigned-40d Nardi ft, INS. lANUVPTL 1.5.0 IMAM of Dultommet, Partlaad.phoo, sea, aml Ilal•Mobsad, Berke, tailor, to earreedior, April I, I% sad Noy IS, at twelve st L. Al. tamer, Roars. W. sad D. Rsehardsaa, Wolbrallt, Loadtra. Juba Ranh,. ff Rotherham, Trek, moor, so earairiert, April IS, at sem% If, at twelve, sad May MI, at at she Crows loa,Rotheeltam. Atterarys, Mr. Ileamel • Jahmorreet, IlearaMmoir, Limits; sad Bk. Mrs. • jam. Roibolram. • Somael Wheaterak of Rialleld, paw, to Amin% at six, Ilk sad May 11, Ili Memo at I:7* Chreirelleld, Derby , Mearaeya, Mees e. Loireetaml Gorham TaallelMemori,Tompia t Leatim and 111r.Thatem, C Drew ?Wes% of heresy Cassvell, tehpbeepet, to .at rimier. April 17. 11, and May 14. at tem, at Pearce% Hotel, Radristb, Carew.ll. Atiorser, Messrs. Cardiac. Hinton, sad Parub7. Cleat s Is., Loamitio; sad Mr. Williams Delray, jun. Iteitruth. DIFIDHXDX. April M. W Fosberp atm! K. higieloy, of Lowrie!, Per elman. as 'levee, at the Hoary Ins. Liverpool. May t. G. Upton, of thires-street, Loofas , tril.roereliaut, at ten, at Goildliall. April XS. W. Hrtt, of Lemls, York, aroolatapler, at clarets, at the Court-Hoem. I.rods. April M. T. Hostllwareke. late of High Holborm, Middlesex, liiien.deoper, at sea, at B.ihIMII. London. Aril lb. C. A. Angell. at Catabolism, Surrey, paper-maker, at twelve, at CIIRTIFICATHX.---Aoutr. 25. R. ROI, jun. Wohrsrhamptuit, Stafford, earele r .-ac. Hashes, of Hill. Warwick, rid oaller.—.l. Stork'', of Brims% elmose.raelor..—.J. Walker, Jan of Aahridre, Somerset. rota. mon-brearrr...-T. Friend and B. H. Friel's!, of Sunderland rear the sea, Durham. traders.—W. P. Peale, of fieepoi lialop. aarbller.—J. Yasuo. of Carlisle. Campo rimed. *MU isoussimmu,,,.4 • Mapes. of Wissitstrest, Comrade, Loads., late of Pieism, Somffiempton, iota. .roster—T: Camper, of Keenest-wharf, Cpprr Throat.. street, Londe., mierebosi.—W. Roscoe, J. Clarke, sod W. X. Rumor, of Liverpool, bankers. PA RTN ERSH fP4 DISSOLVED. T. Beanie!, J. Daniel, J. Bally, and T. Payne, of London sad Bristol, iron•merebmats, so fee as respects .1. Bally. April 30, 1111!—E. Thompson and W. J Thompson, of New Compton.streat, Soho, working jewellers, April I, 11120. J. Heard ■od It. Cook, of Goswell.street, Middlesex, ratio:- boom keepers, March 28, 11120.—J. Wild mud F. R. Goose, of the OM Kent. road, Barmy, surgeons, !larch 29, 11120— J. Mott as/ J. Bayles'. of Princes -street. St. Marl Fields. Middlesex, coach-makers, March 25, 1920 —T. Bar. wash, jun. and W. Hansbletoo, jun. of Princes...firer', Per. ceval.sirett, Clerkeawell, Middlesex. watch-prudent maker., March 31, 11120 —lli. Williams and W. Toward, jun. of Piccadilly, chemists, April 4, 1010.—G. Braving,' and C. Apses, of Huomlsditch, Loudon, wholesale slupsellers, April 3, 11129. MARKETS. (From the " Lantern Mertantile Price Carnal," of Terteelay, April •, 11140. j WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODICE. The Caveat market win very dell lest week, and the few sales made were at a further decline from our last quotations of 1.. to is. pe► cwt. The stuck of W. I. Coffee is now 3,033 loll; being 117 len than at this tine last year, present prices Its. per cat. higlwr. The B. P. Sue** market his bees dell since our last 4 but the prices are unaltered, in coasetpseoce of the quantity on show being limited, particularly of god qualities. le Foreign topes little Ins been door, the market being very hereof bulb Brasil sod Havaanah. The Stock of B. P. Sager is row 435 tasks owe than last Fear's al this time; present prices lis. per Cwt. lower per Gasette SVPrage. The Run market has twee very quiet; priers, however, are steady, sled low Leeward. are ld. per galloa higher. The reseal Stock of Now is 13,741 peoelieusia, sod peke area. 5.. 4d. per galling. Stock last year, sues date, 111,314 posielkows sod price of roofs 3s. per ga11... Psmanire branribt • small advance by public sale last week. BAST 11111111114 PRODUCIII, • Tile IIIKO• marbei Is wiriest enrollee. TWIN'S her. to steady demeeeml, sad sr adiniskit of 14. to id. per 1b... the pries. of the late ask has been generally paid. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON—There has been little inquiry for Colton Were our last, and priers of most kinds except East hubs are about id. per lb. lower; the delivery of East ladle for Mime eunturisption durirg lb. last .oath bus been larger than usual. The sales made last week were as follow i duty ;mid 000 bags Pernansbocco, middling to good HAL to laid.. *0 bus &Maces. Ise 1414.; 11; beBl4, tlO liwis Mariahaws 154., 310 bass Braga% middling le goad 14. to OP, 100 bags lladras, good, 71d.t0 71.1. Orr lb.: salmi 1,350 bass. The import dories lbe week was 750 hags U. S., 1,135 bags Prrwarahweee. 11! bug. Para, US but. Demerara mad Bre. bier, 110 rap West lobs, sad 1,803 bap Surat : twat 4,399 bags. BALTIC PRODUCE. The Tomow oe►ket hoe been dull. sod tbe prices ere to. to 3e. per cwt. lower. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Aron. 1, 1220. Cerreon.—The demand for Comm noticed in our last eon. liaised on Saturday, when nearly 1,000 bags were sold; but the large arrivals this week have urrusiorted • very dull market fur the article, at a trilling decline in pekes. Ou Threads, we bad rather rams inquiry, hot the sales, in. clothes throe of Saturday, are only 5,100 bogs, and eurisist of 400 Sea Islawde, 22/41 • Old.; 2,000 Boweda,ll/d. a 121 d ; 30 Tenseosees,ll/d. ; 300 0va..., 191 a 14d 4600 Permits's. lid. • laid.; 400 Bahias, 15d. 151 d ; 450 Maranhao',, 154. • 151 d. ; 150 111inas Novas 141 d. a 1414 ; 300 Minas Germs 12d. ;130 Pares 14/4.; 140 Derneranol4/41 • 1514.• florets 7 / 4 1. • Sid.; 100 Bengal@ 7/d. a 7 / 4 1. : 30012 in: Islands offered at auction on Thursday may 46 bags saki at 21d. a 234. which is a decline of Id. per lb and the reassioder were withdrawn. The jetport is 448 hogs Bengal, 345 Boor. bow, 4,079 New Orleans, 10,617 Savannab sad Charles ton, 1,929 tither parts V. S., 5.318 Brasile : t015111,r136 bags The Sugars offered at public role this week are owl, about 440 Mods. brown to raiddliag Demerara, Triaidati, sad is. resin, of which 350 casks sold without material alteration from our last lootatious. For Brasil aimed to Buenas. hey we have same inquiry, bet frw of any deseriptisio of Fo mfgs an olgnimir. Of 50 prat-how Demerara Molasses pet op to asetimisaly 20 were taken Apr shipment u 20s. io hood. The Col Fee market has bees very ilatoad the quota floss of Pareigis sorts are quite nominal : • small parcel of good Domingo was token early le the week for shipmest to the Illeditormasaa at 1248.1 sad them have been shout _ _ _ _ 100 casks aail 441 hairs of R. P. sold at • dorlia of In a 3.. viz. Dutch triage 197.. • 113 s. (air median 1236.41235. tlsud ' to tee °ciliary 1244 Id. a 131 s. IsLiaidillimg 133 e. s Jamak• Ins ordinary 1014. • 1304. aniddlieg 134.. Id. Gee adiaimit 160.. Coca, Glitter. aad liimeete, have bora withal quiry. New Carolina Ries has arida been bemired diet Ise report, bat the market is gait* bar* kw the pram. shah, . imported this week not being yet kneed : last it Ne glected. Per Rua we have had • fair impley, alma $S paneheore have boa lakes oat of the market l viz. Aram Jamaica. by the dealers 3.. 14. few 19 l• 44. 14. for 36 MST O. P. sad by the exporters, Jimmies 11 U. P. Is. 74., sad cosamon Leeward@ 2..3d. la Drowsed. 'whim; has been dew. We hare some lapis, foe Aare for report, bat the mikes in gaerally dells Dew York Pearls Mari wild 394. la hidrs, adds" Mai. Tallow f• eseady bet dell. There has not beta mach deal. Telmer. Mem use last, 'de... ramie without akermitia. Thee has speared more , diermitlosi to perches* Whom than fur so.. ilia pd.. Sod bete, prices were oblidard at oar last wharket: Alleat i. 5411/ babel. of Deming Wheat weer agered by arena a Tea. day last. bet lie whole was withdrawn sad is held m 14.114. le le- Per bushel. For 393 bar Nalami Shama, 21s. 34. PR rat bee bees paid, bet ibis deewiptie• is are alieriag se 214. Per cwt. 1.111 Otfa.-110allioiro 011, at a pith ell et te Ism, Amid at 29L • 291. lie. whieli hae rasher impeaselthmusepkel. Gemleod is .lead,. Sego a• lather Meer. Us.eed MASSACRE AT CADIZ. Th• following extract• of letter 4 furoibh the de. tails of Ono melancholy event t - Gs CADIZ, MARCO( 14. " Ow Friday hot I was witness to if .erase that fir gagammeseany power of deasetiptans, awl SiOrr,lntrEwlf to he paralleled far horror, treachery, girl ger:wool, au the slangs of the French Reef-howls. 11,, it n 9th instant the Captain-Geireral ni A iislalosia, • I believe., is also Governor of Csd.r, Nreiver t h ew . from Port Mt. Mary's, mid mom after a mireeis•g 4.f all the naval, military. and civil authorities of o , e! place was convened, at witch It was wore(' i n poor eyed the Milne tVs• • g to the establishment 4.f r!;- Constitution of Iftt It was then petfretly stood that the in the tour-e i • was pursuing, acted on the King'- •n thorny ; it has been since ponied that the Kii.g's 10 the Conaritusion was actually lit his pio,es , i-• • Ori Thursiley night she whole city was illunitilate.s by order of the civil getlioritier ; load on FritlJ), at twelve o'clock, the people were iiitioo to iiir r r In the square of St. Aittemio, to a110w.% the c.-/-. molly 01 laying stiso•i the some of the con., at which time not lees than 50,000 ;stools of a I Milks were volt-tied in the street•. I%u the h.q.., of all, without the lesou nailer or piii‘ll.•3l , ii• between YAW° owl 91,000 intoxicates' 4.4.1.11.. 4 were let loose upon them. who began Nattily to murder men. women, and t hildrosi. -1 murder succeeded pillage , with every specie) of vices's, mid the scene of horror rusiiiouril, ai. most without interniission, to a hate hour at sogiii. It wouid.be some time, without doubt. Isefore A . the consequences can Ire known, hut we have al. ready obtained retursis of 419 pergola killed, 94 upwards of ago wounded. Just before the ccio. mencement of tins tragical provre , !iiig, the l,•- neon Consul was taking 11:11 tatorliing walk In u•a same place es myself, hut he quitted ill rie“..l o'clock to go home and dress. all the foreign outs having received a special ingiation to the celebration in the gram of St. Antonio. Soon afterwards I heard a number of shots fired, ars, I disregarded at first, taking thorn for the ueu:l signs of rejoicing, until a ball passed willot, s few fret of the spot where I stwo.l , an.. I ;" . etiared'is poor fellow fall. wouirded. kr the gransue. In my alarm at this I took to my heels, with thri., tentwat of pining my own house to fast es prissib:e, oriel massy others followed my example; but 0.- sudileilly encountered a small poi ty of 510 soldiro•. or thereabouts. They fired upon us. when all our party. except myself and two other., took 111; , ,t iii a contrary direction. For my own part I stroet still. and taking off my hat called aloud tit Spanis , • • " May the King live for ever, and down with toe Comititution !" Even this dad out prevent • coward y fellow from running at me with Ins bayonet, why. tt however, 1 fortunately warded off with my left OM'. From that moment till I got hone I continued s o p— ing out as above, and appealing to every soldier met. Oise of the two persons who followed my ex ample, in going up to the troops instead of running sway. wag stabbed through the thigh, and his cost and money taken from him. This infaniona bostine.a can only he attributed to Valdes and Geo. Centoc or., the former Governor of Cadis, ad ialetins, t!.e latter commander of the troops in Cadiz. During the whole struggle they have been abusing the r power without region, having it 41 fferent times, shit on mere suspicion, arrested upward. of 40 of t! .e principal merchants. It is generally believed thr. finding their power gone and their lives at sink., they urged on the troops, by bribery and liquor, to commit the excesses of which I have given but a faiut description. The King's signature to the Coo initiation has been made public this nueruing in an official manner, but the civil authorities refuse to attend any meeting till the troops are removed front Cadiz. The public mind is becoming more tranqu I than for several days past, but still the troops must be remover' from the city before any moo can coos:. der its life as secure. The fatal consequences of the 10th have not been confined to the natives cf Cad s, but I am told that several foreign Captains lest their lives in the confusion. The Captain of the Nevapirs received a wound in the side, and was robbed cf every 'biog. It is to be hoped the different CORSO' • will seek satisfaction for the IlWalber• of their coo.- hymen killed and wounded, and fur the cialts which they have beru individually exposed. Poor John Bull is never properly represented. Our Consul. who is bound to be in Cadiz. resides or the country, and consequently we have no our to stand up for our rights,- 'The enclosed proclomatius was published by the Captaiii-Griseral on ti,e morning of the day when the work of butchery tonic place; in fact. angry were reading it at Use tune they received their deaths:— " Inhabitants of Caine! /nue decided has pro. soonced for the oath of the political Cosastusies of ibe Spanish asusarelly. This eirest hat canard no tears, 11.. r produced any of the disorders which rarely liatl to atetn• courelaitioy. /he people of Cadis bare given no thi▪ s' areiteitot o am Proof of their good sense, and of the virtues whielefaris the- holier their ebanieter. Rot the troordiesey eaters ad ibe eiersisatatiees is which we are Placed abide, se h. itati• 1111.115 4 11 0 . I. secure order, awl to prevent iliskeigsing toclivittaile from ism-educing the mon. 'ter of sosrehy tato the whist if 'wilted. adorns sod true lovers of their otiosity. /Se Satiation of a cosstitstivnat -' 4llf ` woad be ^' - . sookipal bed" or bur drollest of Owe raevvoris. The eliorroospoorii .1i tie 11114 wore ••••ereleo Lie .‘461 1 11 11 1. Loa tbooo Wars 10. Milo avow Of rho sow.. t of yaw, provos,:of err roporthoss. of ihot pols..c v. J..r whictko n loo mot* foHoortarros Irrhpaisa * 1 of fiat ! ' nos Oil too 1661 Too se joy a r • SALES BY AUCTION. BY MR. EVANS, Al his House, No. 96, Pall-mall, TO-MORROW, THURS DAY, April 6, sad Eleven following days (Mondays ex cepted), 111-1 E Vslouble LIBRARY of THOMAS JAMES MATHIAS, Esq. inclndisig Birch's 11los. lrious Heads, large p per ; Macklin's Bible, 6 volt ; Boy. 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