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NUMBER 6065.] TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Feb. 18, 18+2, "ich, 1 11 Performed a New Grand Operatic Draccia, in ef: c-Aled THE VIRGIN OF `THE SUN. CharaCiers. Aral iba, Mr. EA RR Y MORE ; High l'ri , ;st, Mr. EGERTON ; • ,Telasko, Mr. CHA I' MAN ; Rolla, Mr. you NC; ,• . Zamor, Mr. SINCLAIR ; . Diego,. Mr„.I..,ISTON ; • .orthar, Mr. BROADHURST ; Xaira, Mr. CR ESW ELL; Don Alonzo, Mr. HU NTL EY ; Don Velasquez, Mr BRUN TON ; High Priestess, Mrs. POW LLL ; Cora, Miss SMI ri-40 Amazili, Miss F !IRON ; Malt, Miss BOLTON ; Zara, Mrs. CHILDE. After Which Will be pei o,nl, gr -d • f the 42d time, a New l'aittomiine, called HARLEQUIN AND:-PADIVIANABA; With 011., THE GOLDEN FISH, — "tire New Mu, ic, rtlactnnery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. Pacithatiatia, Mr. ELMS ; Suiten Of Castuntrei Mr. NORMAN; , c Omar, the Fiski.irinau, Kr. BOLOGNA, jun. a} tacattaill it i , the Persian Cook, Mr. GBIIVIAL DI ; the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. I) `` R''(E ' It ; - Lea, the Fi s he rman ' s D aug hter, -Miss E. BOLTON. 2 5 13 . °”.' is- Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 35. 6d., Seco:..d.price `' a lierY 24 --Se rie' is —l4 ,er Gallery Is. Se "hd-price on. -P * t : l4 ces for the- P o x e s to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ne Ltox-Olfiee in Hart-street. begin , t DOILi Wilt be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play iS,n ► Six. .1 he t lt 110 V Operatic Drama, called The Virgin of the Sun, 'g been received throughout with the highest approba on • th„ 4 "" applauzie, will Be repeated every Evening till fur tabanotke ; with the Pantomime of Harlequin and Padma , The Golden Fish. .The'Public are reslyzatully informed, that Shak bt 1 . 4 Z e4 'Tragedy of Julius 1.7" - ..esar is in preparatiOn,' attd . will - vived as soon as pussthle• tMlniniitabl e Performances by the.Drainatic Horses, the stupendous" Ekp!Lain, and Two Learned Dogs, introduc- . °ill Nouvelle Enteriaininents. NEW' PAVILION THEATRE, %,..• fAS'• ILLY'S), NEWCASTLE-STREEF, STRAND, (L stablisheit by Authority •of.rtie• Lord Chamberlain).. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, 17th, 'Tuesday, . ' i ,811 1. and Saturday, 224 Februaryi. lar be Hait.past Six o'C lock precisely, the popu. Horse Spcaacle; in TwO Ads, called BAGHVAN,HO ; ti c Or, TILE TARTAR TART:IBM , : c cmplishett through t tie means of having one- Foot by Sea • out by Land.. CtLLETT; Baglnait ho, Mr. AST EY, jun. Blue-beard, r. ALE ; lo And Patiuta, Mrs. AST LE Y. will 'be introduced the largest end most sagacious ,• LEP HAN'r in this king - uom. The Piece-will termi zate With a ge r ie ra l Atta,:k on ;he UsurpeC's Castle, Hiatt t/4 ' l ‘l l an Horse to Horse. • , Third Time, a No • Comic Buttetta. called THE THREE FIVES; ` 4 *.PENNY WISE: AND POUND FOl ftlSl - 1. Mr. Peter rattle. Mr. DECASTRO ; ierecuy Tattle, Mr. R. L..A.ON ES ; Dic,;ey Mr. ISAAC; Mr, Neville, Mr. BETTS ; Obadiah Prim, Mr. IOLINSON; Grouse, Mr. CARDOZO ; Worrit, Mr. MILLS ; Rattat, Mr. WESTON ; George rruerpan, Mr. MALE ; Mrs. P. Tattle, Mrs. WA LLACK ; .Vanny Tattle, Miss BLOMGREN ; Molly, Mrs. BETA'S ; And Mrs. tattle, Mrs. HENLEY. t ° conclude with a Grand Pantomirnical Selection, called in HARLEQUIN'S OLIO. Which Will be introduceA Two astonishing learned Lap boors 0 • Dogs. 4 pen at' Halt-past Five, and begin at Half past . --- -Second.wico Half-past Eight. N. Places tak en f o r the Boxes, from it till 3 o'clock. ittg -11 - No Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays du r- Lent. TOMORROW AXL THE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. 2 . Prizes of . . kzo,coo 2 • . . . . . 4000 4 • • • • • • • • 1,000 &c. &c. &c. ONLY Seco TICKETS. BisH, Contractor, Sold and Shared in the tIO 6 October ; November, and the Lottery drawn last h,,: . !11. Eighteen Capital Prizes, from 20, 000 1. to soil., at 14 7 ibrtunate Offices„ • 4, CORNHILL, and 9; CHARING.O ROSS. TO-MORROSV All the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn, ONLY a,OOO TICKETS. SCHEME CONTAINS I of £20,000 Z 4,000' 2 _ - 1,000 1,594 Prizes from kvo to £l5. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and- Co. re . • .• Kt sPealully inform the Pribilc, that'l rs and 4AREc the c ate on Sate tor the at)ov.:. Lottery, at their Offices, rn orner of Bank-buildings, Corrrhill, and lacing the g's Mews, Charing cross. . . YT UN, 2, Cornliill, and_ iB, Coventry-street, the r espeetfully acuaints his .Friends and •e state Lottery began and finished drawing the the 21S b t lic 01 th la. t h oary, and, as usual. affords him • the opportunity of con. flratutating the Purchasers at his fortunate Offices, on his ;_ : lving sold and shared so great a part of the Capital Prizes, No. 2,504, Class A, a Prize of 60001. 2,504., Class 13, a Prize of 6,0001. 102.5, Class A, a Prize of sool. 1:, the Lottery preceding, No. 3,343, Class A. a Prize of 3 , 343, Class 13, a Prize of 15,0_01. .„„. 7i, Class A, a Prize of 3,0a01. • 4,025, Class A, a Prize of 1, , 001. 22j, CiAss C, a Trite of • &V c. C. Tihefortunate Holders of dc y&an f the above Shares, ivho e nGt. applied far their Prize-money, may receive the lame or Eyton tru sts 'his F rienns not omit the opportunity , ativcriojing in the I.itt,e Lottery, which consists only Light Thoas4nd Tickets, ,rut (OntalliS T r,velity Thou , Rze. tic. ; beihg of as great. ina::nitucle as in Itt,:.ler large Lotteries -ot tee times tne number of Tie. I.l l' Drawing is fixed for so early a p,riva as the isth F UNi 0 ADMIRdLTY-OFFICE . , 28, `NOTICE is herety given that "a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Offences committed on the High Scas, zoithin the furisdieicu of the 41. miralty of England, will be held at :ustice Hall, in the' Old Bailey, London, on Friday the 38th of February next, at Eight a'Clock in the Morntng. 7. IF: CROKER. WIDOWS PENSIONS. ADMIRALTY OFFICE-, Feb. 13, 'Bl2. ' NOTICE is heresy given, That all WIDOWS who receive Pensions from the Chai4estabishedior the Relief-of Poor Widows of Commission and Warrant Of ficers of the Royal Navy, must send or bring to this Office, between the 17th and 28th of this Month, the A‘lfidavits re quired by the Rules of the Charity, in order to their being in serted on the Pension List, which will be inimediately pre pared, and paid in January next. - Letters from Widows respeaing their Pensions Must `state, the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy. J. W. CROKER. This Day was published, - In o;:tavy„ . price, ;s. in boards, • A DISSERTATION on the-BITE of a RABID A NI'MA L ; being the substance or an L ssawhich received a - Prize front the Royal College of Surgeons in Lon don, in the year tsii. BY JAMES GILLMAN, F.L.S. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons irk - London. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller; to, Crown= court, rrinces.street, So ho. CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA, AND WINTER .COUG SUCH has been 1 he wonderfnl effe6.l of the OXY MEL and prepared STRAMONIUM, in the Cure of th.• ahovit Diseases, that. not one Case egg' be pr.:Alit:eel in whLit they have not proved •highly bmeficial. The last Edition of Mr. VI SHE R's Treatise on Asthma, Consumption,.&c. contains Sk;veral iTtnarkableCures of Con sumption and Asthnia, which had been deditrA bx eminent Medical Men to be hopeless. . Several consumptive l'atients have been efreetually cured, who were to all appearance living eikeleton , , and, witat is vtill very remarkable, those Asthmatic Subjects who were cured in the course of -List Winter, have not experienced the least return of the-complaint this W niter. In Mr. Fisher's Treatise, price 25.• 6,1. will be found the most respectable.. leStimonies of the efficacy andi innocent quality of these discoveries. Tne Oxyrncl and .prepared Fterb are sold in London by Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-'yard ; Bacon and Co. t)x tbrd.strect ; Foster - 'and Cu. 34, Parliament/street ; and Butts, Iterriers.street ; Lynch, Main:lie:4er; Turner and Newcastle; Billinge, Liverpool ;, , Barry, Bristotl Ltidowes, Shrewsbury ; and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Caparn, Newark; Brass; Hull.; Balani, Portsatout h ; Searle, Lee Is ; Hornhy, York ; Poole, Chester ; 'Brodie - and Co. Salisbury; 'ones, Oxford ; nsinil 1, Latica,.ter - ; Newbury, ; anct !looker, Ipswich. • i!'.na~ From the LO GAZ ETTE, Feb. 15, Isl 2. At the Court at Carlton / 1-100st., the 14th chy of February, I 8 12, Pr gent, His Royal Highness the Prince Etegent in Council. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Coon eil, 'in the name and on the behalf Mje'ty,. was this day pleased to. appoint ChriStopher Salter, of' Stoke Doges, .Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of Buckingham, in the room of Str William Clayton, of Harleytord, Bart.- And his Royal Highness was also pleased to make the following amendthtmt4 upon the Roll.: Cumberland—Thomas HArtley - , of Linthwaite, Esq. made ThOnus Hart iey,,of Linetliwaite, Esq. Dorsetshire—Thomas Burlock Bastard, made Thomas Horlock Bastard,. Esq.. Lincolnshire —George Lister, of Crispy,. Esq. made George Lister,,Of Girsby, Nottilq.narnshire—Hugh Blades, Esq. nmde Hugh Blaydes, Esq. - . .- i. - • . Shrooshire-7-Richard Lister , Esq. made Richard I.ytter, Esq.:- County of Soul hamtpOn Thomas Thisfletirwaite, of South wick, Esq. made. Tlio m 4 s Tliistletliivayte, of Southwick,. L.:A. . Foreig44.office; Fe . b. $, I S 12. His Excellency the Duke del Infantado has trans mitted to the Marquis Wellesley, his Maresty's Principal Secre , rary of State for Foreign Affairs, a Copy of the Decree passed by the General and'Ex traordinary Cortes of Spain, on the 22d day of Ja nuary last, constituting a Council of Regency of Spain and the Indies, composed of his Excellency the Duke del Infantado ; Din Joaquim Mosqutra y Figueroa; Don Rodriguez de Mims; and the Conde de la Bishal. .I_llOA DA Y, FEBRUARY 17, 18 i BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION and I SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, is now OPEN to the Public, and will continue open every Day, from Ten in the Forenoon till Five in the Afternoon. Admittance ts. Catalogues 6d. By Order, VALEWI CNE GREEN, A.R•A. Keeper. N.B. The Subscriptions for the Print of Mr. West's Pic ture continue to be received at the Gallery. CORPORATION OF THE SONS OF THE CI.ERG Y. H E ELECTION of POOR CLERGYMEN - I with good Charaders and. large Families, to partake of Dr. TA‘ - LOU R'S and Mr. MYDOEurows, and Mrs. ANN CAM'S licnetacJions the present year, will, take plce in May next. . Blank Petitions may be had at the Corporation House, No. 2, Bloomsbury-place, London, between hours of de. ven and three o'clock. EAST INDIES, &c. drc. GENTLEMEN . and FAMILIES . going or re turning from Abroad are respedfully informed, that at CHRIST'IAN'S Warehouses, No.. to, Strand, and No, Wigmore•weet. they, may be supplied with every ar ticle of S, I EAP,iNG APE'i% L awl HOUSEHOLD . LI N'EN ready' - for immtdiate" Drapery ; Black Satsnets, Bombazeens ' c. &c. CAD ETS fitted out z a short notice. GRAZING OR SHOOTING GROUND. 7 . 0 BE LET, For Seven Years, froni W-hit,untlay, iStz, T . HE FOREST- of- E GLENFES in Bac!I:- noel, consisting of • 13, 7 06 acres. This very extensive trati of hill pasture forms the south-eastern boundary of Inverness-shire, and connetts with the Forests of Athol and Mart, in-Perth and.Aberdeenshire. 4is adapted either for a summer grazing:4o bick cattie, or tor shooting ground to a.sportsman who might wish to preserveit for deer,- moor g ame, and plarmagati, atl of which abound in. the adjoining and %Vali which it would' be .nbtintlantly stocked in a yeryshort time, it carefully kept for this purpose, To a iferson intending to occupy it in tin,: way; the propretor will be inclined to grant, every asListai u :e in •preserving.it, and any other ,acconithod,tion that may be considered necessary for a residence in tiia. corner, during the shooting season, plea sant and convenient to him. Otters may be addressal to his'-Grace the Duke of Gordon, at Gordon-ea. Ile, by Fochabers; or to the Rev. john An derson, his COininissioner there, between this and ihe first (.1.0 , of )la • Y ensuing, when the canlidate preferred will be settled with. January 3, 1812. ~ /ANGiFOSS, SHIP TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY_ AUCTION, On Friday the 2151 day ot February 18 iz, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at liarnby • Ito r Inn, near: 2ocklington, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, ry ELM'aiid other TIMBER, grow ing on the Estate ot. Cholinley Overenct, Esq. 'at Fang fuss and Spittal, near l'ock.inoun atoresaid, about Four Miles from Stamford- bridge and the Navigable River Der went, viz :- 270 Dutch Elms, and 89 Cyphers, los Ashes, and '22 Cyphers, 3z Willows, and 4 Cyphers, t Oak, • z -A Ide r and t Cypher. The Dutch l'rees are suitable for Ship-building; rneasuriii.; tram -•to - too Feet each, and are deethed to be equal, it not supetkir, to any in Kingitun. Titoutis Robinson, t tines Beall, and other Tenants of the ,Estate, tall sit,siv the Ciinbcr ; and for further Varticulars apply to Thomas Sc tt,. Esq. of . oulston, and 1 rancis Scaif, ofOldsteacl, near Easing,vold, Yorkshire. • • This Day was published, 1 n Quart.,, price Tw., shillings and Sixpence, E IGH fEEN• HUNDRED AND ELEVEN; a Poeni. By ANNA LJETITIA BARBAULD. Printed for Ins. lohuson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard. VIRGIN OF THE SUN. This Day were published, By Messrs. Goulding and Co. zo, Soho Square, price acs 6d. .rrHE OVERTURE, SJNGS,- and DUETS of 1. the VIRGIN of the SUN, composed by Mr. 817 SHOP ; and in a few days will be published, the elkorusses, Quintetts, Marches, &c. price 7s. 6d. - • just pub:ished, . The Eighth Edition, enlarged, price los. 61. boards, THE MEDICAL GUIDE for - thethe tot the Clergy, Heads of Fannlies; Seminaries, and Young Praaitioners in Medicine and Stitgery, containing the latest Discoyeries in Medicine. By RICHARD REECE, 'l‘l.D. . Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Src. &c. " It is of importance that every man should knows thing of the -laws of life, the nature or disease, and the most rational modes of cure; for this' purpose *Dr. Reece's bo;k is better adapted than any with which we arc accviined. It is more judicious'and modern than the DoMestic Medicine of Buchan, which we have no doubt it will.entitcly super sede." -Crit. Rev. April, tat 1: - - Printed for Longman, _Burst, Rees, Orml, and Brown, Pateinoster-row ; and sold by Burgess, and Co. 20, Bed ford-street, Covent-Garden, and all Booksellers. just-publisited; By Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster. row, pH}EDRI FA.BULtE i its twarn Scholarum, ex purgatx ; curn Notis Angiicis A. .C. Bradley, A. M. price 2s. 6d. A Series of Questions, • adapted to . Dr. Valpy's Latin Grammar; with Notes by the same, price - 2s. bound. •Granttnatical Questions, adapted to the Grammar of-Lind ley Murray ; with Notes by the same, the Second Edition, price as. bd. bound. A Guide to Trade ; or, a New Exercise Book for the use of Schools; intended to enable Young Persons to compute Bills expeditiously, and to give them a general Knov% le.ige of the most common Affairs of Trade. By J.. Mercator ; the Second Edition, price 2s. bound. FULLER'S WORTHIES OF ENGLAND. This Day was published, In Two Volumes Royal 4to. price 51, ss. with a'rortrait • • ' of the •Author, HE HISTORY.of the WORTHIES of ENG - • LAN D.; endeavoured. By THOMAS FULLER, D.D. First printed in 166 r, ;, a. new . Edition, with explanatory Notes, oy John Nichols, F.A.S. London, Edinburgh, and Perth. Prinicd for F. C. and I. Rivington, T. Payne, tVilkie and Robinson, Longman., Hurst, Rees, Orute, and Brown, Cadcll and Davies, 1. Murray, R. it. Evans, 1.. Kawman, Lackington, Allen, and Co..K. Baldwin, and 1. 'F-auider. Of whom may be had, just published, Harclyfig's Chronicle, royal 4tu. price 31. 35. boards. Arnold's Chronicle, royal 4tu. price il. r6s. boa:ds. Rastelt's Pastime. 01 People, loyal 410. 21. is. boards. Fabyan's Chronicle, royal 4to. price - 7 ,C 3 3 o Grarton's Chronicle, 2 VOIS. 4to. 4 4 0 Chronicle. 4to. 3 3 0 liolinshed's Chronicles, 6 vols. ti ra o In the Press, and very shortly vvill:be published, Lord Berners's froissart, and Stow's Chronicle. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, {oho Chirk, Shoe !ant, London, and North.Olace, Gray's- Nliddlebex, builder. 11.4 RU OS. John Arden, Blackmare-street, Clare-market, Middlesex, grocer, to surrender February 17, at twelve, az, ;it ten, and March 28, at eleven, at.Guildnall, London. Attorney, Mr. Swann, New llasingnal I street. Abraham +‘'llite,Jtead, jun. Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton.spin. nert-tehruary 2.7., at five, 2.8, and March- 2S, at eleven, a t tbe Sun I on, Bradford, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. - • evans, Ilatton-garden, London ; and Mr. Crosfey,. Brad. ford, Yorkshire. - Nskhatit' Eyre, Thuristone, Yorkshire, oil-merchant, March 4, at four, 5, and z;i, at eleven, at the New Court-House, Wakefield, Yorkshire, Attornies, Mr. Lee, St. lohn'b place, Wakefield ; and Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New on, London. john Stedwell, Richmond, Surrey, butcher, February 22, at one, 29, at twelve, and hlareh 2.8, at one v at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Rivers, Garlick• _ . David I).;ugal, LoWer,Terrace, Islingt6n, Middlesex, ship ' owner, l'ebruary 113 4 , „ :2t), and :,larelt2a„ at ten, at Guild hall, London.-Artolines; ALssrs. I.liodeS, Cook, and 1-landley, Sr. janies's-walk, Cie - • i•ohn . Plowanni Kensington, MiddLs..x, buildet, February 18, 2j, and Niarc zB,. at one, at hall, London. • At torney, blr l iske, l'alsgrave-plat!, jubn Newton, Tooleystreet, Southwark,• Surrey, cooper, February 29, and Mart:42B, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Price, Ns.v.square, Richard licdgkinson and Edmund Hodgkinson, Cuckney, Nottinghamshire, coteon.spinners, February 25, 25, and and March»B, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop, Nottinghamshire. Attornies, hir. Allyn, Carlisle-street., Soho, London; and Mr. Fiarmarn, East ietford, Notting. hanishire„ STXPENCI .„ . . . Edward Foster, Oxford-street; „ • ..n.•fe broary 18, 24 and March 2h, at twelve. at ..,0 i Lott don Attoinies,. Messrs.. P. a-rid i ,1 - .1.11„- , argl 11. Street, and king's Bench- watk,.Terripaf: Robert Hull and George-Harper,' Worce-ter, shoe.ni:kers, February 22, 29,. and March aa, at twelve, at Guildhall, . London: Attornias, Messrs. ~ .;bblewlatia, ttuwland, and Robinson, Gray's-inn-place. . Thomas Smith, Lit-ix Martin's.lane, Long-acre 4 Mid. dlesex, uiniertaker, tehruary 22, 29, and Matc't\2B! ar ten,- at -Guildhall, Loinhan. Attorney,. 2.r.' iVjl.s, fl p pct George-street, Portita‘n-s:a .aras Charles iteale, Newgat, . tailor, Felirti iry 21, 29, at twelve and.,4an...1 .7 ...n; at •Gthh`tha:l. Attorhi,:s, Messrs. Wiide and • ~],,hr, Caitic 4:;eet, Fat • t . John Grdiith, Oxford, haberii,ll.:r, February .:.2`2:7,- tt, and March zB, at eleven, .at a . tram's; underdlie TOwn Hall; 0 x ford . A ttornieS, roci,.Oxt 7tl ; anti Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, Russell -';',:are, London: .Isaac Caster, yortpool- lane Leather -lane, Middlesex; far.' tier, February 25, 29, and Marchaza, eleven ; at Gnrid.. hall,- London. Attorney, MT.. ....asa l 1 man, • fa iy-tilace, llolborn. Richard Piercy;Hornsey-ic.v, Islington,,rliddlesex, - dreek. brAter, February iB, 27, and. March 2S, at twelve, at London. ..Attontey, Triken lionse-yated.- - William Taylor, Parish of Sr. Martin, Hereford, skicier, • •february,2B, 29, and IVlarch 28," . at eleven, at the - City Arms Hotel, flerefOrd. Attorines; Messrs. Broom , : and Gray's-inn-sqnsre, London ; and aNietsrs.'Bird and Wollaston, Ilereicard. John Huiston and Hulston, I.3irmingliarn,Warwick shire, gun-barrel-makers, February as, and March 28, at twelve, at the SbAespeare Tavern, Birmingham. At tornies, Messrs. Kinderley and - Long, Huth arii - euutt, Gray's-inn, London a and Mr. Palm r, Birmingham... Elizabeth Sewel Neale and - Thomas Neale; Cheapsaiv, Lon. dun, shawkmanuladurers, February #B, 22,.. and March 28, 'at tea at Guildhall, 'London. Att o rnies Messrs. Collins_ar:d Waller, Spital.square. Thomas Beaumont, Lark- Hall.lane, Stockwell, Surrey, cow-keeper, February tB, March 3, and 28, at eleven, at Lopdon. Atiornies, Messrs, Chapman. s and Stephens, St. Nlildred's-court, Poultry. Margaret Court, Francis Court, John Court, and [Wan Lowe Diggles, Savage-gardens, London, merchants, I. ebruaiy 221 24:and March zB, at ten, at Guildriali... Attorney, -Mr. Dodd, Billiter-lane, Leadeithall-street. Richard Noble, Chipping Ungar, Essex, hri , klayer, Febru. ary 22, at one, 29, at twelve, and March 2S, ayone, at Guildhall, London. Att.:Ernes, Mr. Henley, Ungar and Mr. Harvey, Cursitor-street„Lond n. • • Joseph Srnill, Fleet-street, London, s:lk mercer, February -23,..29, at twelve, and . March zB, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Waibrook. William Dean, Salisbury, Wilts, linen-draper, February 18, March 3, and 28, at eleven, at Gui:dttall, LondUn. At ton ies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearce, Old .lewry,'London. lames Hudson, Camberwell, Surrey, miller' 'February 22, 29, and March s 2B, at tot, at Guildhall, London: At. torn. , s, Messrs. Hall and Drake, Saltera'.ll.dl, Cannian. street. Icseph Emberley, Ship Inn-yard, Southwark,. Surrey, torn. dealer, Februny I'6, 25, and March 28, sat one, at Guild hall, L , ..ndon. • Attorney, Mt. I. Reed, .Union.atreat, London. . • ' Williain Heath, 'Hanley, Stafflrdshire, iron-founder and en. gone-maker, March 3, at ;four, at the Crown tin, Stone, Staffbrdshire, 4, at eleven, at the Wheat, Shear lit ~Sror. upon-Trent, Statihrdshire, .28, at • eleven, at the I ad bot Inn, Rugely, Staffordshire. • A ttornies, Mea•ds. • Fairthorne, and - Clarke, Warnford,-court, Thro.;nortun. street London ; and Messrs. Birch, F oster, and inslaop, Hugely, S taltbrdshi re. George Abbotts, Lacher, Brewood, Stanrdshire, corn. dealer, March 4, at four, at the Crown Inn, Stow ; S t a n'. roidshire, 5, at the Littleton Arms l•ain, Pe.4rridge, Stat . - fordshire, and 28, at ele.ven, ar the 'laltot inn,_l-togely, - Staffordshire. Atturpies, Messrs. Willis,' Faithoine, and Clarke, ',Varntordacourr, London ; and. Messrs. Birch, • Foster, and Bishop, Ittagely, SkattePoi72.l.2. • DIPIDENDS. March 14. J. ThompsOn,,Philpot.lane, London, prov i s i o n . broker, at ten, at v;uildhall. March 2a. W. Smith, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, March tS. j, T. Lockyer, Bristol, linen-draper, at one, at tie Commercial Rooms, Bristol.. . March 7. la Shoei, Houndschtch, London, warehouseman, at ten, at Gsrildhati. - March 7. I. Wiles, Melton. Mowbray, Leicester, painte'r, at one, at Guildhall, .Linidon. March 7. W. Nitlra-ay ' Pall Mall-court, Middl esex; t ai lor, at one, at Guildhall, London. March 7. I'. Luck ley, Kenningtoraalane, Surrey, shoemaker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Mich 8. W. Nelson and R. Morrii, Liverpool, merchants, at twelVe, at the York Hotel, Liverpool March 7.• C. C. Bird; Little Abingdon-street, ‘Vestininster, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. March 9. j. Simpson and I'. 'Fleming, Mark-lane, London, Merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 7.. I. Lloyd, ISloolwich, cheesemonger, at ten, as Guildhall, London. • March 7.. W. C. Nelson; Fetter-lane, London, tavern keeper, .' at one, at. Guildhall, - March 7. G. Lambert and I'. Francis, Mile,citd.road,•Micl. dlesex. at ten, at Guildhall, London. March 7. I. Bishop and I.. Terry, Maidstone, upholders; at one, at Guildhall, London. march 7. T. Brett, Puddle Dock, London, sugar-refiner, at twelVe, at Guildhall. March 7. 11. Brewer, Chesham Bois, Buckinghamshire, wire-worker and paper-mould-maker, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. C. W. Knowlton, Fleet-street, London, hosier, at on:, at G uildhal 1. March 9. 1: Farlow, Great Scotland-yard, Strand, coal. merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, • March 17. I ~ M etcalt and I • !eyes, Upper East Smith. field, oilmen, at one, at Guildhall. - March 7, S.' M. Ferriter,,Fore.street, merchant, at ten, at ten, at Guildhall. . March 14. B. Boordillon, , Walthamstow, Essex, broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 17.11 - I, Sheppard, Cambridge, wine -merchant, at one, at Guildhall. March 7 . j. Graves, Charlottelstreet, Fitzroy-square, up. holsterer, at cle‘en, at Guildhall. March to. W. Robinson. R. F. Parris, and Dinah Squirea • King-street, Seven Dials, bakers, at twelve, at Guildhall,. March 7. T. Carter, Oxford-street, upholsterer, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 9. li. Elliott, Kent Road, grocer, at twelve, at , Guildhall.- March 6. 1. Glover, Liverpool, boot and shoe maker, at twelve, at the Bull and Punch-bowl Inn, Liverpool. Marcia to. R. Readhead, Ardnie Newhall, Nertlitimber.o. land, merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcasite. upon-Tyne. March to. H. Rugely, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire; draper, ateleven, at the Crown Inn, St, I ves. • March to. Griham, Liverpool, liquor-mercharit,_at tic. Yen, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. RT I FICATES, MAR en 7. G. Ro(ley,. Great St. Helen's, merchant': sp).opi;Creke,p,erzir:rpaor, C. Goodshall, Royal Exchange, wine -Merchant. I. B. Spencer, I. Bowman, and J. Riabinadi,.' Bread.street, fiaors. NI. Uilgcr, sea, and jun. Piccadilly, goldsmiths.- D. Phillips, Bristol, - haberdasher. • - • G. Brown, liolh well-street, Shorerlitch. T. Motley, I. Hardy, and W. Neaird, Bristol, ironmongers. I. Kemp, Burr-street, East Smithfield, rreaLr. W. WhittiO.liam, Lynn, Norfolk, printer, W. Lamy, Stockport, cottrin.sphiner. H. Levy, Bristol, shopkeeper. I. Smith, Manchester, bookseller. j. trve: I) o u n i e, t s o , n, p I . sl L eY i h G er i l ° a u nCl e , st a e n r i s l merchants. T,. Ward, Liverpool, innkeeper. I.). W. Liarraway, !...wansea, victualler. - ' f ,`