The Sun. — London, England, 1812-02-05 00:00:00

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W hich Will be performed, for the 34th time, a New , called H ARLEQUIN Pantomime AND PADMANABA ; wi . th entire N t e ) w ß, M l u . s ii ic E Machinery, Scene,, iSis Dresses, &c. Padmanaba, Mr. JEFI' ERI. ES ; Omar,ltan of Cashinire, Mr. NORMAN_; the Fisherman, Mr. 110 4OGNA, jun.; Caytacattadhri, the Persian Cook, Mr. GRIMALDI ; ° re Zelica, t h e Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PRKER.; ai A the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. BOLTON. 2 5. 13 f," 3. Se con d .pr i ce 3s. 6d.—P i t 3s. 6d. Second-price couu- :-Tprice 6v,.tz.s. Second-price 15.-1 p,.ier Gallery is. Se , aCes Ne w Li or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Thu4-01fice, in Hart-street. havi„„ 11,!w*Operatic Drama, called The Virgin of the Sun, tint) "' n ,"`en received throughout with the highest approba "lern- a pp lause, will be r e pe a ted every Ev en ing t ill fur uabat; ; with the Pa u t o m une o f Harlequin and Padilla ' t. The Golden Fish. Ei ( Th— t4 A rEENTH THIS MONTH (kEtiltUrkkY), - 7 - ,,the SMALL but RICK STATE LOT litar nzes 14 iiiiiv - ;7' 17 , of only 8,000 Tickets, wiil be Drawn ; con of quit{ magnitude as former Lotteries of free times the Number of Tickets. • SCHEME. 2 —Of £2c,000 are X 40,000 2 - 4,000 8,000 4 - - 1,000 - - 4,00 6 - 4tso - z,4su T . h l 1,588 o f ,C100,,C50, &c. z 5.600 V ilAl Contra tor, No. 4, CURNHILL, and No. 9. Ali st i `' d N G-CROSS, sincerely th an k s t h e P u bli c f or t h eir n guished F avours: He invites their attention to the tis7ve7 ve scheme which, from its arrangement, considering " ,; 4e.. L ry Inn s-a en number of Tickets, gives to Adventurer , 11 greatcr Chance for the above zo,cool. Prizes, than in and ; " I s u t,terY hitherto k nown . I n t h e L o t tery j ust fi n i s h e d , C:a v : ltit t is "! Tvvo last, T. BISH sold and shared the following 5,A 57 Mass & k 20,000 3, 34; - _A - ; 6, o:o 1` 26 3, 3 'C -75,00 a 4 A. 5,000 Y 53, • A - 3,000 A - 2,000 &c. & 1,853, Class B . zOOO 4,02 j, C 4000 1,825, A 1,000 1,825, B ',coo 2,717, - A 1,000 2,717, B - - z,coo Stc. t i ,N,LRAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA CAMP BEDSTEAD , forming a regular I`tA it Zi., o ed for the Field i Barracks, Ste. also a SOFA for a 001 'n z. and likewise a SEA COT tor on board porrelle wholeimeking in a small V alice, allowed tlie most aro s r. ever yet manufadured, invented by I‘lo AGA N vs/ N bERS, No. 16' and i 7, Catherine-street, Strand, tai tarstiarmbly presu ne the highest honours ought to be a~ t hose who so gallantly live and die for their King 4, Bloomsbury-Square. t NI ERING on the Twelfth Year of their (20,,Istablishment in this country, the IRISH LINEN , t ,wirAN y beg to return their Thanks tor the unite make I 'Qnage with, which they have been honoured, and to now n te ndeo tat they have no conneelion with the many pre. Companies who are endeavouring to mislea e 11 _ 1 c, and are in fad Retail Linen Drapers in disginse. Irisine IRISH LINEN COMPANY sell no Article but the , I „, l , il 'en, and not less than a Piece. A single Piece at ana ' 44 er's price each Piece enaed as to fabric and bleach, e Money returned if a faul g t a g ppears. r. O'BRI EN, Agent to the Company. %,: aS h for Bank of Ireland Notes ; Warehouse, No. 4, U side of Bloomsbury-square. • COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WITH LAND, S ORRY, t o MILES FROM LONDON, A To LE SOLD OR LET FURNISHED, VERY capital and desirable LEASEHOLD Ilt od ESIDENCE, with 26 Acres of Meadow Land, large . I S hr ( h i r s i ve Garden, walled in Hot-house and Greenhouses, ',. 14 R ,, -- JerY, excellent Stabling for iz Horses, and Larriage /lou-6,. Pleasantly situate near Carshalton, in Surry. The lb excel! -nt repair, and fitted up with much die k.'ce c 's o . • L bers capital Drawing, Dining, tet t l l.f Chan Hall Staircase , ast, and Bill tard.:roosas, a iaandsome tr)4,: e stibu: e .two 'Cold and oue Warm Bath, a range s df 4tipei9ient doMeStiC OfaCes, good Cellaring, Sr . c. all Stichtoe led with tine water. The Grounds are lauLout vkith ta ste, with a very capital Trout Stream, ru nn i ng Dr e 4" Are ; also an islaQd, forming through an excellent % Orve for Wild Duck , &C. pattieularsot 114 r. Murrell, Skinner-street, Snow (' 1 4PROPERTY, KENSINGTON ROAD ahNPIKE BONDS. GOSPORT and FO W RTON Wlev4)UTI. P ) UTTI. LONDON, WATER WORKS , O9L , I th - FERRY LONDON and RUSSLLL INS ON, `CO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A, By Mr. SCOTT, ifTh D '" the Mart, 1 - 41 Friday, February 7, at Twelve, '4.4 ‘ND TRUNK CANAL; a Share in this tecl,i it e rilinen t ly prosperous Concern ; the dividends ha Ili eht : ad vanced to 451. per Share clear per r , 1)u i ! i f . Pu ndect prospects of increasing cons ide rably. _ LE.SNIERE, MONTCONILRI, and BIRMINGHAM, CANAL SHARES. Clasp. HUNDRED P-OUNDS IRISH TONTINE, 34 Above. 71. per annum. 'll fr i.-)LNT LONDON, and RUSSELL, INS 11- „ I ;JON k; 2 4 re, t, ' ISO N or tool. each, bearing 41 per cent. in ,9,4the' lizensington. road. 1 ,,"(lN "TY GOSPOR'r ;MCI FO It TO N.SOTit EI LON alld PO RTSNIOu TH and FARLINCITON P. :',t - WORK SHARES. aner!iculars Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly, at the Mart, 2b, New street. - , 'I4C)R. COUGHS CONStikft . i'i()NS, Sze. TIIc:f()RAL ESANCE OF Cl-:1'SI00T. "E H e rb Coltsfoot, c a lled Tussilago by the "4 rit's", was distinguished, as its name conveys, for Noqeellenife'lri the cure cif Coughs, Asthrnas, and other ailcilnonary colOpLaints; it gently opens, and heals ra;%ness vok surenes,e ut the breast, allays the tickling which pro requent conzhing, and gives lib2ity of breathing, alaill'lNtr dank - et - of iakitig cold ; thus it will prevent Con. p r Ptions i if taken before the Lungs; are ulcerated. ot l i, - tpared by lames' Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold dp i by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Faul's, Lon to,,"' irt - bottles 3t,.6d2 each. And by api4ointment bylla ii.. Oxford street ; Hawkins, Old lion& street ,• Ward, 5t%.,91,b0rn; tiarri, . Ludgate-street ; and ClarNe, 1 1 1 rough. litherve 'tilt words, . 4 F. NewbetY ) No, 45) 8" r4uPs.)- g r i'ved oti the Stcups. CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES.' WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian of,Ct;ildren should be acquainted with. '['hey oc casion Less ot - Appetite, a Paleness Of the Colour of the Face, Emaciation, ancrirregular state of the Bowels, attend ed atter with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions; they alfed - the growth of the Body, and, they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or Dec'ay. 'Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints,'the above excellent Me universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest Characters in this Country, both in rank and respectability', to have no equal. Their - pttblic approbation, given to the ProprietOr, from a personal knoWledge of its wonderful suc cess-in their own Faun 1 ie,s,stamps its merit beyond coin pcti tign,. and gives sanction to it, ()1 which no other Medi ‘ ine oflhe find can 'boAst: Parents, and others who have the Care of ChiCiren, should huP c this Remedy as, a Family Me dicine to resort to, whenever.the Stomach or Bowels of Chil dren arc any way disordered,,whi,ch it will always be found to relidve. Sold, wholcsaltind retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, Loml. o ; Sharp and 'Mani, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Allmot, and Caltory, Pct tsea ;. Hall and Johnston, Coslit,rt ; Coleman and Jacob, Stverness ; Peck and RosS, ands Eurner, ; Hoxland, Cooleworthy, Nettleton, and C;ilticat, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ;Hinge and Lattibta•y, Liverpool ; Stains, and Lynch, Manchester; 'Crewman, Exeter; Smith, Mandera kt,eburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax ,er and Al Donald, Glasg,w ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swinten s Leicester ; Edwards nd Penny, Liverpool ; and retail by most Country Yen. dors r in isoAzs, at 24. gd. and ss. Gd. each. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, A;1111.NIAS, &c. SIR lOHN HILL'S BALSAM OF HONEY. THE, LINN2ELTS:of BRITAIN recommends this excellent Preparation, as the most salutary and efFeelual Remedy, for all Disorders of the Breast ai.d Lungs, Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the - Fluids: and Obstruc tions itt the' Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy expe‘. 4 .toration. Wleezings s anil Uneasiness in Breathing are sp:edily•removed by a few Doses. It takes off - the - irritation; opens 'the Thoracic Dims, and heals the snrehess of the -- Breast and Lungs. Thirty Years experience las confirmed the ,ieconitneudation,.. in the itnmediitte atiO•y,tadual COUGHS, COLDS,. ASTLIMAS and CON. 1 t is the greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, and contains all the healing, softening and soothing Qualities of that salubrious extra& ot FLOWERS called HONEY; the richest Balsams of the Eastern World ; it is as restora tive as Asses' Milk, and never diSagfees with the Stomach . 4 . a Common Cold yields to its benign influence in a few hours; and when resorted to, before the Complaint is far advirCed all daliger of Consumption is certainly prevented: Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw. and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Churchyard, (on the foot-way) ; Tutt, - Lx change ; and Bacon and Co. Oxford-Street ; and one - Vender iii every town. None can be genuine except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churchyard, Londoti ' " is engraved on tat:. stan); , .— Pike 6d. and 24. gd. per bottle. 'rum the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 4, 1812. Admiralty-Office, Feb. 4, 1812. Copy of a Letter from C'aptain - Rowley, of his Majesty's ship Eagle, addressed to Rear.Adiniral Freemantle, and transmitted by Vice-Admiral Sir Edward l'ellew to Bolin Wilson Croker, Esq. ,SIR, The Eagle, off'l3rindisi, . Noy. zB, 1831.. I have to acquaint you, for the information of the Commander in Chief, that at nine A. M. on the 27th instant, his Majesty's ship under mycom made made sail toWards•three vessels in the North- West quarter, Fano bearing S. - E. distant lout leagues, and that after a chace of ten hours and a half, she captured La Corceyre, French _frigate, comniiinded by Monsieur Longlade, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, pierced for forty guns, but mounting only twenty-six eighteens on the main deck, and two six=pounders on the quarter deck, with a complement of 176 seamen'and 130 soldiers, laden with 300 tons of 'wheat, and a quantity of military and other stores, bound to Corfu from Trieste, which port she Icft on the 1311) . of November, in company, with La Uranie frig ate -of forty guns, and-Scem ptatie brig of fourteen, both .likewise laden with wheat and stores. Scemplone separated early in the chace, and the Urariie, I have to regret, etfeded her escape by superiority of sailing, added to the, darkness of the night, and badness of the weather, as well as from the Captain of the Corceyre having carried away his fore•top-mast by press of sail, and not su-fren (tering till his fore:-top-yard was shot away, and othei wise much disabled by returning our tire for a few minutes, which obliged me tb stay-by him to prevent -his going a shore near Brindisr, in which port I imagine the Elranie succeeded in getting, as we were within a mile and a halt of it this morn ing at two o'clock, with the wind on shore blowing strong. . _ _ I tiave great pleasure in adding; that nobody-was hurt belonging to this ship, and thlt only three were killed, and six or seven wounded, belonging to the Corceyre ; amongst the latter; the Captain slightly. • I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) C. ROWLEY, Captain. Rear-Admiral FreirMltle, &c. &c. (Sec. Admiralty-Oflice, Feb. 4, 1812. Rear-Admiral Foley has transmitted to John Wil son Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Anderson, of his Majesty's sloop Rinaldo,• stating that one of the enemy's gun-brigs had been tun on shore near Waldam, and that on his sending the boats of. the sloop to destroy her, she was found on the beach totally unserviceable. IVap-Office, 1 r 6. 4, 1812. 2d Reg. Dragoon Guards, Cornet - W. Tyndall to be Lieute nant,, by purchase, vice Wardell; who retires. Henry Pears, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bush, pro inoted. Walter Stephenson, Gent. to be Cornet, waihout purchase, vice Tyndall. - • 6th Ditto, Major W. K. Elphinstone, from the Bth West Incla l(eg., to be Major, vice Davenport, who exchanges. Ist Reg. Dragoons, Lieut. I. Knipe to be Captain of a Troop, vice Lainotte, deceased. ' • 3d Ditto, B. ,Burnet, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Brett, promoted in the Bth Light Dragoons Coldstream keg. Foot Guards, Capt. I. Hamilton to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Sir Gibert Stirl ing, who retires. Ensign Charles White to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hamilton. Gentleman-Cadet Shirley, from the Royal Aiilitary College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wh ite. 3d Reg. Foot, John 'lwigg, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 6th Ditto, Captain W. H. Majendie, from the 17th - Foot, • to be Captain of a Company, viiit Nixon, who exchanges. 9th Ditto, Lieut. D. ill'Dconthi, .I ' lVlll the 4th Garrison !battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Cockburne, who ex changes. . . .o.th Ditto, Capt. C. Hastings,l"rom .the 6oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice craw/bat whose appointment has not taken Wace... Capt. F. Pol hill, twin half-pay of Independents; - 'to he 'Captain of a CoMpany, vice Kist, who exchanges, receiving the dilte. rence. 13th Keg., Foot, I.ieut. 11. Ellard to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Nlajendie, who exchanges. 2ist'Dltto, Second Lieut. W. l'eddie to be First Lieutenant, vice Farrell, deceased. 'E. [lodges, and A. Armstrong, Gents. to be Second Lieutenants, without,ptirchase, vice Morris, promoted. 23d Ditto, Capt. the lion. 1. Maitland, from the 47th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Hawkins, who exchangc3. abtli Ditto, Capt. E. Warner, from the Ist \Vest India Re ginteuti to be Major, without purchase. Capt Hogg, from the 7th Weit India Regimen:, to be Captain of a Company, without puich.ise.• WEDNESDA 1 7 , FEB UAR 1812 ADM IR 3LTY-0 FFIOE, fan. 25 , . Igl2. N OTICE is hereby given that a S e s s io n of Oyer and Terminer and Goal DetivcA. for the Trial of Offencis committed on the High Seas, within the jurisdiElion of the miralty of England, will be held at ylvice Hell, in the Old Bailey, London, on Friday the 28th of Februa,y . next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morntvg. 7. CROKER. This Day was puhlishecl,ln Quarto, a Second Edition, tf ustratecl with .Thititsen ! • ' Plates, price 21. as. iii boards, - of EMARKS on the Antiquities of ROME and iv. its ENVIRONS ; being a Classical and Topographi cal Survey rof the Ruins of that celebrated City. • By the late ANDREtV LUMISDEN, Esq. Printed by W. Buttner .and Co: tor G. and W. Nice], booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Mall. GENERAL POST.OFFICE, yan. 15, 1812, NATHEREAS FREDERICK KELLNER, Cl vr Sorter of Letters in this Office, is strondy euspeaesi of FELONY. He is about 1 . 7 Years of Age, 5 Feet 4 Inches high, of rro ther a sallow Complexion, and has lost his left E ye, over which he generally wears a green Silk Shade ; stoops much in walking, and has an aukward gait. .. He left this Office early on the Morning of Thursday, 9th January, having instantly • before discharged a Pistol and wounded himself in his Head or neck, as-supposed. 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Letras de Cambio, &c. Con una Lista al fabeticade las Vocescomerciales en Espanol é lngles. POR F. G. FERAUD, Professor de Lengiias, y Autor de una Grarnatica Esparola Ing,lesa, y ile su correspondiente Libro cle'Exercicios. Where may be had, El Diablo Cojuela ; or, the Devil on Two. Stick, in Spanish. !Situ:). fine Paper, price 4s. 6d. bOards. Turpin's History of Charles the Great and Orlando ; to gether with the most celebrated Spanish Ballads mentioned in Don Quixote, in Spanish and English. In 2 vols. Bvo. fine Paper, price 11. is boards. La hloresta Espanola, or Choice Pieces in Prose and Verse, taken from the best Spanish Authors. canto. 55.6 d, boards. COnnelly's Grammar for Spaniards to learn English. In Otiavu, price 7s. boards. . T . l ~' i~~ . '3'. Si~T[WS . . . 34th Ditto, B.J. Nenabhard, En ' 5y poi - - eliae, vice eollon promoted • • • • ' • 35th.1)itto,-Eusigns ~'.E- d rirrat, R.I. Butler, R to he Lieurev,i,t,, promoted in .•11 F.lsign Ric E. lintE-, to be'Lieutenant; deceased:-t'. Rt+.!;eit Mar,halli• Gent, ab t : Ensign, purchase,sweDurikin,, who retirtfs. 36th Ditto, Capt. M. 1-... o ;att ; 'front the joth•Fom, to b:•:. Major, Without piircliase. , - • • 37th Ditto, ; n••!7,n Inftn Kellett to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vise - .lames, pyroOtett in the ..,6th 'Foot • 44th Ditto, Ensign G. C.. Beatty to be be Lientornmt, with out purchase, vieel3i . yptit, promotecri'n ti lt gitt FOot. •E. C4arke, 'Gent.- to be-li . tisiAn. vice.kteattv. 47th Ditto, Capt. T. Hawkins, from the /3d Foot, ,to bit Captain of a Company, vice Maitland. ‘uho'o.changes. 53d Ditto, Ensigns At4stlce ancf F. War 4 to be Lieu tenants, Without purchaSe s vice Rt.ssell, promoted. lunteers Bunworrh. from ,the 85th Foot, to he En s'gr, ,vice Anstice. V•flunteer from the stli'Poot, fo be - ditto, vice SVaid. 'both Ditto, A.* M, 1. Durnford, Gent. to be Ensign, with- • out purchase, vice K:olversk,oid, who resigns. Gist. Ditto, Ensign A. Toole to he Lieutenart, vtithour. , ;put . c.fiase, vice Hodges, awn - toted to tb 3d Dragoons. G. Stewart, Gent...tn EiliSgWAtiCe Toole, .62d Ditto, Ensign - W. ,Strang, from the Limerick County Militia,,,fo be Ensign. 661) Ditto , I,ieut. R. Buller), from the North Cork Militia, to - he Ensign. 68th Ditto, Ens4ll W. Mendb,,m to be Lieutenant, by pure chase, vice Mackay, promoted. 7tth Ditto, Lieut. B. Nolan to be Captain of 'a Company, vice Martin, deceased Ensign lo+m Austin to be Lieu tenant, vice Maxwell, deceased., Lieut. E. Stinth, horn the 60th Foot to be ditto, vice Nolan. 85th Ditto. Lietit. W. \tench, from the Cavan'•Militia, to be• Ensign. • 88th Ditto, Lieut. 1, Atkin, front the North Cork Militia, to be Ensign. Donald Stewart, Gent. to be'Quarter. Mas ter, vice Bertles, who resigns. Quarter-Master-Serjeant Cliflbrd to be Quarter-Master. forst. Ditto, Lieut.. I. Otway, from the 55th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Killikelly. deceased. Bth West Indil Regt. Major 41. W. Davenport, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Major, vice Elphinstone, who exchanges. • - York 'Light Infantry ArplunteerS,.bohn Gias, jun. Esq. 'to • be Paymaster, vice Moinctiore. • Chasscors Britannique; Gunther, Gent, to 4e Ensign, • vice Bradefer, who resigns. . . 4th Garrison Battalion, Lieut. J. F. Cockburn, from the • gth Foot, to be - Lieutenant:vice Maceonald. who exchanges. 6th' Ditto, Lieut. W. 13: Hill, from the.4ith Foot, to be Lieutenant. Lieut. W. R. Towers to be Adjutant, vice Murray, deCeasol. BR E I.ientenant- Colonel Charles Craven, on Half• • pay of the Dublin Regiment, to be. Colonel in the Army. C a pt a in John W. O'Donaghtac, of the 47th Foot, to be Major in the Army. The King's' German Legion.-7th Battalion of the Line, Charles - Helmrich, Gent.- to be. Ensign, vice Ziegeler, dec. MENsort ANnum„---The removal of Cornet thmuluirt, from the 2,c1. Dragoons to the /.ad Light Dragoons, and the ap pointment of Mr. Breacon to an Ensigney in the 36th Foot, as stated ,in the Gazette of the 7th ult. have not taken place. Crcivn.olfici, Feb. 4, sS . 12. MEM.kIER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. . . • ,Borough of Richmond. The Honourable George lielteage Lawtence nuncios, in the room of the Honourable Lawrence Oundas i wit) !lath ac cepted the office of Steward of his Majesty's Manor of East Hendred, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Glazbrook, Gosivell-terrace, Coswell:stteet wadi 'toy-manufaatuer. _ . . BANKRUPTS. • William G lazbrook, Goswell -terrace, Gos Well-street• road, toy.rmanutadurer, to surrender February 8; 28, and , March 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Howard and, Abrahams, Jewry-street, Aldgate. George Theakstop and Richard Thomas Wood, Albany New. road, Walworth, Surrey, merchants, February rr , at one, • 18, sand Mach 27, at twelve, at -Guildhall, London. tornies, Messrs. Wilde and Knight, Castle-street, Falcon— _ square._ Samuel Bown and lohn Edmund Wilson, Grand junaiatt Wharf, White-friars. London, flour-taetors, February it,,, at one, xB, and . March 17, at twelve, at G u ildh a ll . At-, tornies, Messrs. Collins an 1 Wa'l'er., Spiral-square. lohn Broadley, Pig's Lee, Lancaster, dyer, February al, .22,; at eleven, at the White Horse, Manchester, and March -17, at one, at !he Red Lion Inn, Bury, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Woodcock, Bdry, Lancaster ; and Messrs. Blakelock and Makinson, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-street, London. • William Tindale. Ainderhy.Quernhgw, Yorkshire, farmer and jobber, February 24. 25, and March 17, at eleyen; at • the King's Arms, Thirsk, Yorkshire. Attornies, Thomat Ritharads; • Thirsk, Yorkshire ; and ; Mr. George Morton, Gray's,inn-uare, London. Josiah Higham, Iliewerstreet; Golden-square, dealer, Fe.. bruary 8,.15,and March 177,• at ele ve n, : a t Guildhall, Lon: don. Attorney, Mr. Willis, Ryder. street, Sr. lames's. Ann Willis,. Chivvell-row, Essex, widow, baker, Febru. ary 8, 22, and March 17, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. IsaacsOn, Inner Temple•lane, London. • Diton Sellers, Old Compton.street, Spho. 7 .oil and colour: man, February 8, 15, and March 17, at eleyen, aF Guild_ hall, l.ondbn. Atterney, Mr.l'opkin, Dean-street, Soho. William Cross, Liirerpool, draper and tailor; March 2, 3, and 'l7, at twelve,. at the Globe Tavern, lohn..strevr, Livet.. pool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, Paper-buildings . , Temple. Robert Stott, Little Clegg, Rochdale, Lancaster, woollen. manutadurer,Tebruary Ig, at fpur, 20, at ten ; and Marclt 17, at five, at the Reed Inn, Rochdale, l.aucaster. At tornics, Vlessri. Shuttleworth, Rochdale, Lancaster ; and Mr. Edmund Chippendale, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet.streer, London.• . . • • William Hodson, Birmingham, Warwickshire, glass-maket, February 17, and March 17, at eleven, at the' Royal Hotel, Birmingham. .Attornies, Mesrs. Bolton.and lens inns, Elm-court, Temple, London ; and Mr. R. W. Gem, Birmingham. Henry Penterthy, Borough of Helstion, Cornwall, mercer, February 18, 19, and March 17, at eleven, at the Star I no, Helston, Cornwall, Attornies, Messrs. G ryas, Borlase 4 and Scott, Holston, John Hughes, - Liverpool, draper,'March 2, 4, 17, -at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Bolton, Lancaster. •Attornies, Mr. Hui_ ton, n Bolton, Lancaster ; an d M essrs. Sh ep h er d , A d l i ngto, and Gregory, Grey's- inn, London. • Richard - Gyle.. Borough of St. I ves. Cornwall, cooper and merchant, February. 24, 25, and. March 17, .at,One, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorriles, Mr. lameS, Gray's.inn-square, London; and Mr. Cook, Bristol. William Everitt, Golden-lane, London, grocer, February 8, at one, 18,. and March t 7 ,? at ten, at Guildhall,- London. Attorney; Mr. HitinNfreys; Tokenlronse-yard, Lothbury. lames Craig and lames I tavies Basingliall.stree4 . London, merchants, February It, IS, and March 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Alt. Alliston, Frecinan's.cuurt, William Barnard,' Lloyd's Coffee-house, Londorr,•4Under writer, February 11 - , at one, IS,. and March . i 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Atrornies, Maes,s . Swaiii,'Stevens . , Maples and l'earse; Old Jewry. , James Ashley and Thurston Ashley, Primrose-street, khopsgate.street, silk- weavers, February 8, 15, at twelve, and March 17, at one, at Guildhall , LonsiOn. Attornies, Messrs. Collin and ‘t'all'er, Spiral square: - Richard Sargeant, Slbugh, BUcks, carpenter, February 8, at two, 18, and Maryn 17, at One, at Guildhall, London. AttornieS, Mr. Secker, - Windsor ; and AlCssrs, Few and Ashmore, Heinletta- street, Covent_garden. tit'illiatULowtides, North 'Rode, Chester, dealer, February 24, 25, and Niarch ij, at two, at the Mosley A rrrs I:4n, 111eintThc,,ter. A ttorwrs, Messrs Hewitt grid Kiik, Man. encste: ; and Mr. Chancery_l,ne. [DiVidendis &c. to- morriaw.l •