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1' r,._ ( 11€ *1 ? j %) N Zv,4121; (0 . 4 1!1 1 - 1 igl7/ • *; ":„ . 7 • • . - 4 1 . La f *„. • ,• •tr , • 71.41 4, 7 , ; • PA - • a I Cl-01,,t ‘,‹ 0 ?~~ ~ .. ‘Cr, ' \ NumBER 8301.] P1C771.4 I:VG-OFFICE, March er, Is 19. TuE CO MiSSIONERSfor VICTUALLING j His 11 1.4JESTY'S NAVY do hereby give ‘ Noliee, thatl on Tuesday, the iOth of April next, they will be rea4t lo receive reinlers in writing (sealed up), and treat fur the Su pply (on separate Contracts) of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the use of His 31qtsly's Ships and Ves.iels at the undermentioned-Ports during the space of Twelve Ca lendar Alonth , „to commence from the days noted against e cteh Port. viz.:— • Penzance 7th May, Bristol .. Greemick Guernsey and Jersey Newcastl e and Tinmoutlt Haven Swansea. .. J - Campbeltnn • 74 e Condltions of the Contracts may be si•tn at the fe .‘re;a'les Office, at this,OSice ; 4 7;: Py .frpfilz:ht.g- 11 w Col lectors of the Cu.; toms at Penz.anee, **tot, .qreettnik, 'l%elaeastie, Swansea, and s CaWP helto::: and to the POstnicts.. • Vert Qt .tnernSey and Jersey respectively. ' I 4 N . 'n regard will be had to ano Tender in which 'the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length,or./41 shall o: i ni tlloered to th e B oar d before One ,o'C .,: loch' on the said /, the 20th of April next, nor unless the Person rl.k's the Te;cder, or some Person c);t ' hi; behalf, attends,' to !Per , olten called for. 'ell Tender wrest also 5e accompanied by a Letter eirred ty t Ivo r esponsibie,Pereons, engaging to become 49in ' tel with the ‘?1 t endering, in the p e llet Snqc of 3001. Ar she due per tr each of the Co%dracts. VI.II.ICTS FOR P.-IVfiv 7 "; .IND FOR LAYING DO/rN GAST IRON PIPES. PICTUA LI iNG-OFFICE, Mar(•h ig, I $l9. CO If ISSIONERSfir VICTUJLLING Ais .IY,LIES7'Y 'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, drat " re. l'aesday, the 13th of next, they will be ready Deriders in writing (sealed up), from such Per -0,4 proper ii4e‘o u min aand workman odertake to per, or, %niter, all the PAVING necessary to be dune' rom time ts .t "'le on the WHAR.F, or other Pants of his ,Majesty's Vie- . Yard' a! Deptford, and to furnish such New Stone • , qtabtn rj be required for that purpose, during the space of brit C.'alendar Months certain, and further, until Three t` lGhtl `' t, Warninr shall be a•iven for the Termination of .the e4 i t C;nditioi4 of which may be seen by applying the Inspector of 11'w-is on the Victualling rc•:.'FsV that place. And further hay Down. a Siring- of CAST IRON t„ t,ti ulth COCKS, ere. on the said Irharf, conforhiably P,,,z'ln•inted Specifications., Which; man he lead, and to the. 9 14 j !' and c o „di t , on& of (:Ontroct. WhiCh ma y be see n a t "I ' I lle ee ~a V the - I,,,peetue of Troika lief m.ationetl, where 4 f'.l around may also he viewed by the patties tot ser,l C onditions of the Contracts- may alto be sees at The thisri g - r . g Of/ice, at O/fire. . - ‘ivt - et!fardwill be hualo' it, / Tender in Which the Price - ~"`"1 !,, 4 °,1 be inserted 11 - nrds at lengtk, or that Vta . ll ;"" . „ 41 ivere.-1 to the 176a,.1 !afore One o'Clock on the said ‘ ,. -1 4;`. 1 /, the "13th df rd tax' • nor unleis the Person who w '4 , 4 e- it, s;tme. Per son on his' behalf, attends, to answer 4,t'Ulcd ltir. • t 2 eu , 'ermll' ' atm be Nc , ompanird by a Letter signet , ;,,,„ 4 r e.tspn ' tzsible &ter's; ett:, , '.7",-ing to become bound with tendering-, , , 'Penni Saran Q.1%001. for the due . '" 4 ct:''' 4 " l, - , of th ' e . tormer,, and WO/. for the latter (;on- c).▪ ‘ •.To.TTIE C.;I:IItIt)I7.1 IN WINES. 1 Eti aml FEA RON !elm n Thanks to the .. Gentry, I itolic at lar,ze,fue . the zenera 4. !%;;C: 4 •:ettient they hare experirneen at their ESTABLISH -1", the M3EI,PHI; and beg to announce, 'that in ad their extensive Stock of choice WINES; they have froth the t'olic a Parcel of highly Furious and soperbr the 'Hoeg. `6I{:M 4 E. - These Wines, hesiues . ,:111$: the real Bock tlav•iur, are brilliant and col ,ur of o,l e Pl y ' , l , l et-tiar! ) ; for ti he'ii'reseut 'season' are•e_stented the finest sample of Wine yet the aiic. Price :365. per dozen-701. per pipe C• and t,, P e r hini' • V • , • • i)Rve also pn sale, at the Adelphi Vaults, and at 4 ( 4,,Plice as th e above.a Nlsirk of very titiltEl) CAPE, • :k`Y of which •is considered little inferior to French • . Nit:SENT puclis, for (Bottles w.trin bit • • 'l,, °ll I',r - ,T Doz. ~7 l 42a, t!,,,, i ' 1 . 15 Vintage .• • • 44 ''' 411 3 Old Ditt bit, cr nSted p o , t o, 4 35 , to als• Pi , ' „ , „,,3 yrarl iti • butar • ••545. 1•1 yid Sherry lo 4tts. lib_Alnotttil!ado Ditto, •A2s: „(41117 Nladeira (direct), 46s. 'll, 'F...1)(). West India .' d3s•' ll,' east lio• a • 755. te t li.,. , i• .ie,,,,..4secloacest qutiiity ' , Pi's: . 1,,44 ! NI d••• fi r . • , ~ e . , i ,, „ y i'l Lll9, - w. 1 ,,!.11 NI.:,•• • ........... . ...A5, ,, , ~,Illt c,‘"4Sey I'idoitia' .•635. kJ '"!'e NI d • • LL. v,,,, I.t etra 2 8s. • 4fet , 7 ', SOS ! ed s4nill-flavOin- ' . Wi i . , * '•,• • ...... 725. to 80s. Vord6.„" In the Wood on lerm 0,.,,' eXi.•citted, and heFad tanc:,ers trout the Country,' pt oze1;----tottles and Ham per ° lite • . e ' 18, Ad am - street, Ade' SCT p i , I)— 'n INDIA SHAWLS, AND CURIOUS BRITISH kIl -'r . Duro. "ARD'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. EAST INDIA IVA,liEf4ousEs, if;, CiIEAPSIDE. Nobi. :AIILLAIID re4ectio'ily. into , '" the &c . i hi s I V,„ * l ily, and Families arri'viia'z Linit 'eltouse • its • . Irich supply of Foreign 'choicest , nish articles, with every description i•F the , 4-drapery for I •t' • i Foreign I)atuask and other 11, Li tte r min.', br,,. •1 he most fashionable O'ne e, - ..... ~. lah r i "'e, and evening dress ; Ffenclicitril.) . l . l ( , t l / 4 t e he i s h i .s i t - Iri,?; n"d Iturftreil lia ,, dkerehiets by the piet:e, i in Mi. lii, d."(l,4,•liitWls, and the wes t beautiful insiL"""is , and ?,(1 ditto how designs pectikar to the Hous,, h'ith. " fl ''' f or , 11 4 41. 1 5 ) ,* Flow printer!. Chintz and other Purim itr , o ... llti, ~j'awing• toont, Ilds. Cots; Soth 'Covers, &c. 1 rtn...td• II .. - ' z ' 'ltislin anti Cambrics, - ef new-and unique Desig . ns, th,,ie,,,t India mui.lit,s for (eotirtuen's Cravats. <lnd, tts - r , " u ""r, how, the Company's sales, with a ,varict.y."si f‘„,1911,-19 India articles, listre Fans. Gold and Silver 'Muslin 'tl,, vuthat's. Intproved Irish Linens and fine Sheetings of , t,,,._ .vw• itleach, warrani et], and which are sold at bis Ware = 4,7,vxviti,itvly. India Long Cloths, White Chintz, an Plili.,°eP, I.'"".igi, I.4Li. 'and Veiis. Linens. Muslin;, &c. Li,,„ic.'" I".Te niati., si lt i ,','''''" ~y thr" piec e or Demy are Attie Wholvsal'e price, . ii " . : 1.,--"''''''lt'le• Ladies, &,.... arriving front India, and wish , - 'vitlinut deviation. Chests of Family 14 l at ,l ) ' 11.t , h -India .Litatt . wis, will' 'receive their highest . . IEADY MONF.Y ONLY. ed thc full size.) Per Doz. Finest Do. Lafitte 96s. Herinit;tee,lirst growth 130 s. liurgundy, tine 13Cs. (t..xciuisilq 130 s. (44-Roti • loss. Via de Grave 90s. t7trsac, superior ...... 905. Sauterne Siti;elte; very fine 9os. Ithenish Do. old and superior 1265. . . . Per Gal. Cog lac Brandy ..255: to 295. Jamaica itum. old . • 14s. 6d. to lit. 6d. Fine English Gin.... 10s. 6d. to 12s. is of first advantage.—Shipping de generally sopplied. w• post, wrist 'contain Remit rs charged together, is. per .Iphi, six doors from the Strand 4 4 1 ' \ MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1819. ARMY coNTKAcrs., Commissariat pepartment, Treasiiry Chambers, April 5, 1819. • NOTICis hereby given to all Persons desk - E desir ous of Contracting to supply the following Articles for the Ilse of the Army, riz. :-••••• , BEEF and MUTTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quatters, and Barracks, in the Counties of Essex and Surrey. That the Deliveries arc to commence on and for the 25th day of May next; that Proposals in writing, saled and marked„" Tender for Army Supplies," will be receired at this qtrice .on or before Tuesday, the 27th dAy of April ' (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day); and if sent by, 'Post, the Postage lutist be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, rind each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to 'the:Tender properly filled up by two Persons, of known pro perty, engaging to become bound with the Party teadt:ring in, the amount stated in the pritited Partieul , irtt, for the due pet'-' fOrinance of the Contract; and no PrOposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that during the . continuance of the Contract no Troops should bk supplied under the Contract s the Expence of the Stamps for the ('On tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractr, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five; PAYMENT OF PRIZES—THIRD LOTTERY, 1818. LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, April 10, 1819. THE COMMISSIONERS appOinted for MA NAGING the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, That Numbers of TICKETS and SHARES thereof in all preceding Lotteries may be examined at this Office every day, between the hours of Ten and. Three, with their Registers of Benefits and Blanlss. • And the COMMISSIONERS appointed to-take in the BE NEFII"II(..:EE I'S of the THIRD LOTTERY, 1313, do hereby give Notice, That they will attend at their Office, inSomerset4gace, op MONDA'Y, the 3d day of May next, from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon to One o'Clock in the Afternoon, to take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS' of the said Lottery, to be exchanged fur Certificates, pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And for better dispatch thereof, the said COMMISSION ERS will take in and enter the BENEFIT 'TICKETS from No. 1 to No. 5,000, at one seat, and the BENEFIT TICKETS front No. 5901. to No. )0,000, at another seat ; and the persons possessed-thereof are directed to bring with their Tickets separate Lists thereof, marked A and B, formed in numerical order, and adapted to each of the said scats; and at the bottom of each of the said Lists, to write the name and Proper additions of the Person entitled to the value of the said Tickets. And the said COMMISSIONERS also give further notice, th a t Certifietes for the value of the said Tickets will be de livered out' on FRIDAY, the 7th A lay of May next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, after which the said COMMIS SIONERS will take in and enter Tickets in their usual Monthly entry; and all persons are desired to observe they must bring duplicates of their. Lists when they come fur their Certificates. The COMMIASIONERS -also give further notice, that Tickets brought to this Office for Payment, the Checks of which are torn or destroyed - , will not be entered for payment, with out a Bond being given to indemnify the COMMISSIONERS for.grantink Certificates for the same. ' ' BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. rriHIS GALLERY', with a Selectioo of the most celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN,SPANIsfi, FLEMISH, aad,DUTCH St c HOOLS, Will be OPENED oti MONDAY NExT, the tOth Instant. ' " • .41toittance Is.—Ckitalogpes Is. Bp Order, JOHti YOUNG; Keeper. Mlt. WEFXS EXHIBITION. THE GREAT PICTURE , DEATH the . PALE HORSE', :CHRIST REJCTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST "SERMON, PAUL and BARNABAS RECEIVING the GENTILES,. the 'BRAZEN SERPENT', the CRUCI FIXION-_of our SAVIOUR with otkr PICTURES and REP:,fiES, are now EXHIBITING, under thelonnetliatc Patrimare pf his Royal Higliness the Prince-Regent, at N 0.115, PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from Tea till Five. • • ' By Order, CHARLES SMART, Sec. trom the LONDON GAZETTE of April 10. Carlton How, March 18, 1819. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent was this day pleas ed, in•the-naute aed on the behalf of bite Majesty, to confer the honour of Koighthood upon James Robert Grant, M.D., Knight of the Gnelphic Order, Inspector-General of Hos pitals, and Chie of the Medical Department of the Army lately employed in France and the Netherlands. Crown-Office, April 8. Members returned to serve in Parliament. Shire of Banff—The Right Hon. James Earl of Fife,&c.&c. of the Kingdom of Ireland. County of Monmouth—The Hon. Granville Charles Henry Somerset, commonly called Lord Granville Charles Henry SoMerset, of Troy House, in the said County of Monmouth. FIANKUPTCIES ENLARGED. A. Kent, Dept ford,•baker, from April 13 to April 17. ' J. Thick, Lombard-street, broker, from April 10 to April 24. W. It. Vigers, Austin-Friars, merchant, from April 13 to April 24. PU B LI C A T lONS, &c. This nap were published, Iu Octavo, prier 9s. boards, FACTS anal QBSFAVATIONS towards forth ing a new THEORY of The EARTH. . . . By WILLIAM KNIGHT, LL.D. Belfast. Printed for . Archibald Constable and to. Edinburgh Lon man, Hurst; Rees, 'Orme,. and Brown, and Hurst, Ito hin`son, and" Co. Cheapside, London. ' TONIKINS'S PICTURE LOITERY. TICKFIS, Price L. 3 2s. each, are row on Sale at No. 54, New Rood-street, where the prizes arc exhibiting Gratis.; also by Torniijs,No. sa, New Bond-street; Longman min Ca. Paternoster-row; 'Carlat . a - tid °ivies, Strand; Hurst., , Robinson, • and Co; 90, Cheapside ; P. Colnaglii and (:o. Coekspar-+h and. at the Lottery Offices, principal Book sel L'ers and Printsellers, where Prospectus may be had, of ..• TOM K INS'S PICTURE LorrEity of the BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURE - S, Sec. comprising ' 16,550 Prizes; valued•at 162,2151.tri-be decided by the Draw ing of ,the State Lottery. ~. 1 , t ," This Lottery consists of highly-finished Paintings from the most valuable Pictures of the old Masters, in the Collec tions of Ndblenien and GedfleMen ; it Set of Paintings faith fully representing the Marquess of Stafford's splendid Gal lery;, Fitteenexquisite Oil Paintings, by Hamilton, illustra tive of s Seasons ; Beautiful' Water Colour Paint inzs from the old• Masters ; several Thousand Impressions of Selection from the: 014 Masters,' exquisitely coloure.: ; the sante its black, Print ! , and Proofs; the Lease of the Premises, 54, Ne\t'Bouil-street, where the abOve Pictures are now ex hibitinc Gratis, •&e. &c. The whole forming a complete Chet d'tEua re of the Arts. -SCHEDULE OF THE PRIZES. 1 First Grand Prize , valued at L. 7,500 0 I Second Grand Prize 1 'Phi. d Grand Prize 939 10 40 Capital Prizes...—. each L. 171 14 0 6,868 0 150 Ditto. I,OOQ Ditto 35 14 0 ; . ,5 7OO 0 40 Ditto l5l 4 0 6,048 0 100 Ditto 25 4" 0 - 4,540 0 399 Ditto . 350 Ditto 8 8 0 2,940 0 1,000 Prizes 4,00 Ditto 9,466 Ditto 1 Grand Capital Prize 165 0 1 'Last Grand Capital Prize - 9,000 0 16,550 Prizes. . Grand T0ta1..L.152,225 12 A PERFECTLY NOVEL SCHEME. • One half of the 'Debuts are priated in Black, and the other half in Red Ink ; and the Drawing - is so arranged, that one ciiournrut be all Prizes, and the other colour all Blank s , so that the Purchaser of tilted Ticket anJ a Illack,Ticket is surelo'gain a Prize. BANKRUPTS. J. Bartlett, Fronic Se!wood, Sarnersershire, c►othier, May 1, a, and 22, at eleven, at the George Inn, Frowe Selwood. Solicitors, Mr. ti. Roituu, Frome; — arui Mr. G. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-inn. M. J. Gowland, Whitby, porter-merchant, April 23, 24, and May 22, at eleven, at the Black Swan-inn, York. Solicitors, Mr. J. Wardell, or Mr. H. Belcher, Whitby; and Mr. G. Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's-inn. C. Bensly, Strom!, Gloucestershire, mercer, April at se ven, April 27, and May 22, at eleVen, at the Bell-inn, Chet. tenham. Solicitors, Mr. What l ey, Cirencester; and Messrs. Price and Co., Exchequer Office, Lincoln's-inn.. S. Bentley, Horton. Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted-manufac turer, April U. 4, at font*, May 1, at ten, and May 22, at ele ven, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax. Solicitors, Mr. W. . _ Netilefold„Norfnlk-street,'Strana; and Messrs. L. and E N. Alexander, Halifax. J. Kilby, York, couimun brewer, April 26. 27. and May 42, at eleven, at the White Swan-inn, York. - Solicitors, Mr. E• Eyre, Gray's-inn-square; and Mr. Cowling, York. R. Howard, jun. Woolwich, brewer, Apt il 17, May 1, and 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Nlessrs. Wiltshire and Co., Old Blond-street. M. Griffiths, .1. Griffiths, and It. Griffiths, Bristol, masons, April 26, 27, arid May 22, at twelve., at the Commercial Ito,ims, Bristol. Solicitors, Nir. G. Edmunds, Ekchequer Office of Ple a s, Line,dn's-inn; and Mr. J. Russell, Bristol. .7. Cooper, Seholes, • Rot het bent. Yorkshire, slate merchant, April 15, IN, and May 22, at ten, at the Town Hail, Shef field Solicitors, Mr. Bi g - 4 Smithampton-buildings, Chan- cery- lane awl Mr. Fto;ers, Sheffield: G. Davies, Tenhy, l'emiiroheslsire, merchant; April 2.9, SO, and May 2t, at eleven, 'at the White Lion inn, Carmarthen. Solicitors, Messrs. Alexander and Co.,' New Inn; and Mr. G. Thomas, Carmarthen. T. Cruse, Chatham, brewer, April 17, 20, and May 22, at - - welve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. James, Bucklers-_ bury. .J. J. Watt, Ratcliffe-highway, surgeon, April 29, May 4 and 22, at eleven, - at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Eieke and• Co. Aldermanbury. H. litickley, Junction, Saddlewnrth, inrilteeper, April '26, at six, April ..27, at ten, at the King's-head-inn, Dobcross, Saddleworth, and May 22, at ten, at the White Bear-inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. J. Whitehead, Lord-street, Oldham; and Messrs. Milne and Co., Temple. . S. Harrell, Minories, cora-dealer, April 17,24, and May 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Cluttoa and Co., High-street, Borough. E. Wood, Bolton, Lancashire, brazier, May 7, at three, May 8 and n; at ten, •at the Bridge•inn, Bolton - . Solicitors, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-inn ; and Messrs. Boardman and Co., Bridge-street, Bolton. M. Jackson, Bolton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, May 7, at- three, May Sand 22, at, ten, at the Bridge-inn, 80l ton. Solicitors, Mr: Meddowcroft, Gray's-inn-square; and -Messrs. Broadn:an and Co., Bridge-street, Bolton. S. Peake, Pendletor., Lancashire, wine-merchant , May 7, at thrce,llkay 8, and 2.2, at ten, at the Bridge-ion, Bolton. Solicitor, Mr. Nleddowcroft, ' Grai'i , ion-sqintre; • and Messrs. Boardman and Co., Bridge:street, 13ulton. DIVIDENDS. May 1, M. Hanley, otherwise M. G. Hanley, 'Mitre, Mitre court, Fleet-street, tavern-keeper—May 1,..1. Welch and T. Carter, Great SL'llionnis Apostle!, callende/4-1 - 4—May 4, S. Copestick, Staffordshire, R. Leigh aid D. Armstrong, Liverpool, merchants—Ma. 4, R. Sowter, Kingston-upon-Hull, and 'l'.. H_ Payne, Cullum -street, Low' don, merchants—flay 8, T. Palsgrave, Beiniett-street, Black friars-i-vad, insurance-brolier—May 4, M. White, Losvdham, Nottingham, bleacher—May 4, S. S. Allen, Southtown, Suf.- fitik, corn-merchant.L - May 4, G. Howe, Ashford, Derby shire, flax. dresser—May 4, .1. Reid, Newcastle upon-Tyne, saddler--'--Mav 7, W. Morris, Doncaster, weld deafer—May 11, A. Hendy, Gower-street, Bedford •square, builder—May 11, J. Lee, J. S. Martineau, and J. Wilkinson, Bread-street, • London, copartners—May 1, S. V. Gore, Ilishopsgate-street, haberdasher—May !.:1, J. Briggs, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, grocer. . - CERTIFICATES—MAY 1. • T. Fidgeon.Birming ham, merchant—.l. Chambers,Corcotry, draper—l. Hill, Bradwell, Derbyshire, baker—J. Ferran, Birmingham, printer—C. Wilford, Galway...street, St. Ltike, Middlesex, cabinet-maker—J: ' Wright, Rosemary-lane, Whitechapel, baker—S. Harvey, Windsor, draper-4. Mut tershead, Healey, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, J. Sharp, O. Sharp, T, Sharp, J. Sharp, and W. Sharp; Brered-street; London—N. Berritigton, P. IWwley, and J. Flamson, Drayton, Derbyshire, manufacturers of lace thread —G. Skeene arida. Chiller, Bishopsgate-Within;merchanis Smith and G. De. la Cour, • Chatham, wateliniakers—.l. Price and J. Gregory, Orchard-street, Portman-square, ha berdashers--G. Robinson, sen. and G. Robinson, jun. Hast ings, drapers—lt. Dodge arsd J. Dodge, Sheffield, cutlers— H. Abrahams and J. Alexander, Sheerdeis, navy agents—l). Long:worth arid .\V. Suirren, Lever Bank, Lancaster, bleachers —J. Poulson arid .1. Dale Stoke-opon-T -- rent, china-mann facturers-E, Bishopand 1 7 1 - Bishop, Sheerness, grocers—is. Matterson antr'T. Youil, Leeds, manufacturers of small beer Watts, sen. a Watts, Stratton, Con nwall , --W. G. Gowing, surgeon,. and J. Miller, Norwich, druggist—T.• Hildit eh and J. Davies, Oswestry, Salop, mCrecri—L.Th`yant. and J. Jennings, Hounslow, •postmaster , :—S. (sec and S. Cooke, Cambridge, tin• plate-worker—lL Llfggins, T. Cooper. M. Ratlcl3:ffe, and J. Ni. Radclytle, Birmingham, platers—J. Prattman and,J. Smith; Tokenhouse.yard, wine and brandy. merchants—T, Bagshaw and G.. Ilagshaw, Bryilges-street, Covent-garden,priblishers—J. Brownhilf and It. Calderbank, Liverpool, watch motion wheel makers—\4. Wakeman and G. Wrilsensan; Stone,. Staffordshire, common carriers-3.. Steadman and J. Buckman, Spafis Ids, Middlesex--W 'Dauber and 3. Rowsoi, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, slaters—li Harris and C. Burden,-Flagley, Worcestershire, drapery—J. Bet tridge and C. Da:laston, Staffordshire, millers—A. Payoc and E. Dum, Cllisweli.sttect, Finsbury-squAte, flour fqct ors. • SrVENNENCr•. MISS MACAULEY AND MIL KEAN. --, STATC.MENT OF MISS MACAULEY'S ENGAGEMENT AT THE THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. In the spring ut •1818, I entered into a treaty with the Committee for twelve nights; the risk bras en tirely on my fide—in case of failure the first night, and in. the ,event Of success, my emoluments depended eutirely . ort their lilierafity, no peCnn!ary stipulations bring made. Into.. Bertiani, Was the part fixed upon for toy deolit - ; and itie part, correctly writtedrrimi the prdinpt lmoh, wtii sent to the in Waterford. Imniediately on lily arrival idto%it, I had a meeting with the Committee; tworehearsals were ap• pointed, anti niyfirit appearance iii hnogine fixed for th ' e Ira-- lowing week :sevcral days pissed, but neither rehearsal nor performance to 4 place, nor any reason assigned for the de lay; at 1,11011 . 1 wrote to inquire the cause, and was inform— ed in reply, " That Mr. Kean's time was so fully occupied, a was impossible Li fix his attention on Bertram for the presene. l " 4 , !Could not conceive what attention could he requisite ott the part of Mr. Kean, to a character which he must have per formed at leaSt forty or fifty times; hut I plainly saw some foul play was in meditation. I wrote a letter to the Commit tee, stating, that if Mr. Kean had any objection to . tt form with me, I had not any desire to perform with him: and though I should prefer hnogine to all other charcters as a first appearance, yet I would change it to any otheri more suited to the convenience of the Theatre—" Belvidera," if they thought proper. I said I did not appeal to their huma nity, I did not require any favours, but simply the pet:form ance of my engagement with them. This letter drew an immediate reply, and I was informed that one of the Gentlemen of the Committee would Wait o►s. me in a day or two. 'pis interview, which I may truly say , was one of the most painful of my life, unfolded to me a de terminate spirit of opposition and o?pression already in prac tice against me; many reasons were assigned to prove that .my. engagement need not be fulfilled, or - at least should be postponed until next season; I 'writ 'much hurt, but was not to be frightened out of my rights. Mr. Kean had, however, asserted, " that I was- incapable of the business I had un- dertaken to perform." Great God! could this man, basking in the sun-shine of prosperity and public favOur,thus deliberately stab the fame, and strike at the very existere of an unpr.teeted female, who hadnrier iti any way injured him: and whoSe all of fortimcwas in the exercise of those talents bestowed Tupont her by Providence. Upon what authority Mr. Kean eoul& make this assertion was strange, as we had never by any ac cident met since we ir.d each 'attained our tweittVeth year ; previous to that age, I bad led the bu \ siness of the Belfast Theatre, and had been honoured with the pubic encotniunis of Mrs. Siddons, when Mr. Kean was scarcely trusted to de- liver a message. That I had, for the last three years, devoted my talent to the Charity Plays of Ireland, was a circumstance advanced as rendering me unfit for the business of a regular Theatre. Innumerable were the insults, degradations, and anxieties, I had to encounter, mail the accidental 'arrival of a Gentle man from the North, who interfered and demanded the per= forwance of my engagement ; it was at length arranged that I should mahe my appearance in Desdcmona, This I positively refused, and then had my choice of ,Lady Randolph, with Mr. Kean, as Norval, or Ee/videra., with .the rest of the conepany.. I chos . e the former; and, after a painful delay of one month, I camefOr ward as Lad!, Ban-' dolph. My success (without patronage, friends, or support), save from a liberal Public, far exceeded nay . most sanguine hopes, and the Play was repeated five nights. Mr. Kean pro• posed Lady Constance for my second character. Aware of the ditEcUlty of this part, as only fitted to the grandeur 'and dignity of talent of Mrs. Siddons, .and without the ad 'vantage of ever .'having, performed the character (save only once), I refused to hazard my reputation or the public opi *llion, by making it my second part, and Bertram was, at last, brought fat Ward for toe. My success in that was greter , thani even in .Laity Randolph. I then consented to play Lady Constance; not willingly, I confess—but I was anxious to avoid a renewal of altercation. I wished to play Belviderce and Queen Elizabeth; but Mr. Kean positively refused to perform eithe'r Jaikr or Essex, assigning as a reason, "that we who play Shakspeare, think these things beneath our notice." My reception in Lady Constance was equally gratifying to my feelings with the two former characters. Many reasons combined to prevent the success of this piece; it was; how ever, repeated three times. In the midst of my engagement, the Theatre closed, from the various altercations then afloat. When it re-opened, I thought it expedient to play once more, and to have my last appearance for the season announced. Lady Macbeth was the only part open to me. As a matter of necessity, rather than choice, I undertook it ; and, will it be believed, when I say it—yet it is a sacred truth—l perforotelt the part of Lady Macbeth before a London audience, without' any rehearsal, none attending save Miss Tidswell, Mr. Kent, and Mr. Marshal ! Many were the petty efforts made to humblt my pride; but a mind accustomed to contend with fortune, even from the age of sixteen, was not easily subdued, though it might he tortured. Nothing now remained of my engagement but the emolument. From my first arrival in Loudon till the Goal close of my affairs at Drury-Lane, , a lapse of fifteen werits occurred—my journey long, my expenses heavy—my temn- Aeration 501. short of what.l had actually spent in the service of the Theatre. I felt mine a case of peculiar hardship; but not doubting that the next season would compensate for the loss of the pre sent, I buried toy injuries in silence, and resolutely checked the public complaints of some literary friends, who were ac ,l'uainted • and disgusted with the whole conduct I had ex perienced during the progress of use engagement. Whether the jea(ousy of 'Mr. Kean, or the parsim.ny of th e pecuniary arkangrineitts of the Theatre, have closed the dimes against me, I linow nut ; but they are ch4led. The Tea. sons assigned are, I understand, that I am too proud, and won't' not submit to Mr. Leah ' s authority. 11 by submissiun to Mr. Kean's authority is meant slavery to his "caprice, I own myself unfit for the abject task ; the 'pride of integrity c h.dAi-ts to tread in the paths of hupacrisy and meanness, rrea though self:intercst may pulat the road. ci- r,15' 3 1)01 3 II C it) t rds r. oh" the ,rwe acC tlia th e 01). the tho 711- 1 ,10 of ACV lift Iva 1 , 4 1)0