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No Proposal will be received after the hour aforesaid Rill any be attended to that are not agreeable to the said _ !ins ; nor unless the Parties personally attend. , I , T PICT IL . ILLING-OFFICE, March 23, 1819. IT E CO lIIMISSIONEHS for VICTUALLING His lII4JESTY 'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, Taat : 74 Afonday next, the 29th Instant, they will be ready ; re ceive Tenil ers i n writing (sealed up), and treat +or • " rlanSsand Sacks of KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD 11 0 uR (to he subjcct to t4e usdal Warranty r! Twelve "lks) ; and Lt. .1 hansom! Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL, to be delivered ix tke space of One Month (the 'Flour in7equal Weekly Pro- , I "irmt) into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept— foil ; cnd to be paid for by Bills, payable, without interest, 4 : 41 9 bays after date. /had for S ALE of the SAW-DUST in ' o d uce d in his Majesty's C 'operage at Mat Yard, for One Year ftom the date of the I ° ' a 'act, a n d f ur th er, until Three MOntles . warning shall ; 4 'ilen for the termination thereof. he C onditions of the, Contracts may be seen at the Sec-re- Fs Offi ce. 4 t \° l,l,;'«rd will be h a d t o any Tender in which the Pri c e s h a ll ter : inserteti i n words at len g th, or Mitt shall not be dcl tO the Board before One o' Clock on the said Mond, y i en .tt ' re4 29th Instant ; nor unless the Pers on who makes the fle r,or some Person on-his behalf; attends, to answer when t4lee d for, - Ea. (It render Ott for the Sow-dust must also be acconzpanied by ~ rn e r . 4 iglsed b y two responsible Persons, engaging to be . 1 641 L'ituct with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of Ar the d - IA? pezform.;nce of the Contract. SALE OF ESTATES. . . kA , ,, zil ' • LEICESTERSHIRE. ' —I LMANSION, aridCAPITAL FREE Fforn ESTATE, c"-- `nlng upwards of SIX HUNDRED ACIIES, tke. kly ale TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, t , sts • SQUIBB an d SON, a t ' the THREE CROWNS -. 4 4 INN, , ° ' N bAY, April 1-2, LEICESTER and Tuesday, April 13, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock at Noun, ,ifk x l, IN LOTS, ...X .. ~,,, • :Valuable, snr FREEHOLD i:eiongilig to WALTER .RODING, hl at Esq. Westcotes Broutkitigstborpe and the• Parish of k e l 'lti4 n 4 eiti- toe Borough of Leicester; ccmsisting.o o f f a lkopliFFti Manor, an excellent Mansion-house, -% tvi t il l !ett 'Estate, c on t a i n i ng altogether 603 A. IR. 30 P.Zi 1 1‘.. "."le leadow.,.Pasture,,atirl Arable Land, together rittles. of Corn and. Grai n th ereo f, . an d of ether IttNenz i ! rb otkingstliorpe; the whtilc fine condition, and . iii 4 o%l t ,',Ftlens to the Town, on 'both sides of the Turnpike 41 4' 4 ; i t , t; i;roin Leicester to Hinckley and Narborough, l e Tt i l % the %e'er ' 44 lit i ' 4fl 'i May he viewed by leave of the Tenants, but the I, l l , rt .:: i. nlY by "rickets. Y e ;',e e vo 4r s Inay I , e had fen days preceding the. Sate, at the 1145 tY 'ls, Leicester; Swan, Market Harhorough ; ; Bull's Head, Hinckley; Queen's .)7`loYeaZonch Denbigh Arms, Liitterworth tri i N• S or ge ` Northampton; Messrs. Fladgate and Neeld, rin),l'sex-street ; and Mr, Wyatt, New Inn ; Messrs.. Este e, Saville-row, London ; and of Messrs. Miles, qe in ,' 4 Mile's Solicitors Leicester ; where'a Plan of the • °l l. 'Y ' ' e isee 1, and 1 'acts had ,lor viewing the Mari- BURGESS' NEW SAUCE. 101 'l encomiums bes!owed by the Nobi tntl`l'elirie,nd o "l4try Up on the above NEWS AUCE, induces ti,, ii .LePubC,t•Niessrs. JOHN BURGESS an d SON , to o ffe r at large a Caution against imitations, by men eau be relied upon as (=ermine without each L 'hA st 'ali'd under their. Firm and Address, and also titeirSigitatore. • - p ne ' ul Y and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted I!s t d ' , (if has caused a great demand for it, and its in iei'Jiti,dt;colation bids fair to equal their _much and long ttOENCF. of ANCHOVIES ; they respectfully so -1.k.4 gi ve ent those who have not used it, being confident 4,l,o4:,llisfaction to the nicest palate. No. 107 (corner of tl,e Savoy-steps), London. ‘..c) y , . , that tour ar t !-). IN fERACT the many atte . mpts I)t°on 4 !'Y made to impose on the unwar3rae asPreudriobuys th . in id 1, i nstead of the Gennine Blacking.ajie_ I b 1, 13 in which tit „.,.41,1„,5; 44rttl}e gAeri'le''',97,' l'ilileiYlll:lrleioaritir',E)istesdoaconielswpicnionsl c i , Jerk, le, that they trust an attention to tais, a y n p d la vv e tl e s i . d e o'l"it p i , "4 . the type which ,is unlike all letter-press, ill i:4l',, h 'tchasers iit o ' nec to detect the imposition. '',,el4l,tapan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by illtikii BLACKING,High Holborn, and retailed by the k , 1 3 r , • tieers,.Druzgists, flooleiellers, Bottles N6(f . ; .uut-illidiers 'e. ill the united Kingdom, in o „,,slalld Is. I d. eac h. ironmongers Per- A, cAt77---/----(17 - \.7 .------ 1 fl critical -'4 "" n j I--- ';" MQTFIERs.-At a 4 , 3. in,,, ,, I), like sthe present, when Children are . Teething,. 1 ,, 9,, k „'t tut ent ion ought to be paid to them, particularly q:'14,4 "zeasles and Chine it'll lf the irri , , ~1 s °ls 0 ~... are so prevalent.._ very ~„„, ~,,,,t'ell. t ~,,joanis coin with any other disorsTi,he .c4ilii: ‘N SOOTHEiNt IGertisYTtiPt !myt h '. t° ' 6 wi!b° for if a Child kt, 4) tile ni‘rht Wiih ;alp s Trit it e s ' g N u a m r s se , r ; ' llis valuablelk t r i e l - Ritti.se, 4 a l l s lil . ie s d .cyill immediately op t n ;h e pores, heal e .;,,tlit cil ieleieny prevent Pevers or Convillsions, ' o ' ti„ I,' competition Ivith any other disorder, it often de ,lii "e Altuiter's teri,,htes . , ts who may be for should , . u t t; li il : ', t :„ ' ,, e iiht, " te,t t t:t. s e s t • i i r i a t u t e s h it f . s e t fide p .S p o t e o a t h r l:i:i d P rt e „oi :S i y l l ' u a p r en may I, ! , u ten twi:'_ 1):,,,ar5.: tiince Mrs. Johnson has appropiated refer to the the Newspapers for s -141 , 4 ,,,1 , "l i d „ '.7-',. • Nketh, viz. from nine to ten o'clock on Pue tied ;:`tlirtly tonrnings, to the Poor who have Children citiai"hr;.;:etint,ht,).}g I htir 1' reth, by bringing a letter from a 11,,,c it s,, Li : li , , ; th at the moth er is a real object of charity, has i i ,'' ore, Sou p „ `ers"lly known in alaiost every family where i Rot I,eed,:__ children, INlrs. •h opes 'BO great a charity ‘ ,P c , b e ,5,,, (c " t lf, as it is nut of r Private purse. .N,,.ii1t„,,,,::::,,t Ili it!)prop rietors, Johnson and Williams. No. 44, t,:44:.,,t, 0, t hx.turd-street, Londo n ; and, by t heir ap 1 04117. . y .,. , t , 4 s. ~,, c priticipaLlVledicineVenders in Town and Tlitiemite 8.. Ke.r b(Htle.--13e sure to ask fur Johnson Q‘utag Syrup. WEDNESDAY, 1819. PUBLICATIONS. DR. BURNEY. TAMES ASPERNE respectfully informs the ILP Admirers of the late Dr. CHARLES BURNEY, that on the First of April will be published, THE -EUROPEAN MAGAZINE far MARCH, with an interesting Memoir, ac•, eompanied with a striking and remarkably fine Likeness of that celebrated Character, engraved by J. Thomson, from the original Bust by Nolickins, price es.; Proof Impressions of the Portrait separate, at 4s. This-interesting Miscellany has been before the - Public fur nearly Forty Years, and continues to be published on t he First Day of every Month, each Number containing a Portrait and Biographical Memoir of sonic distinguished Person. 3e, Cornbill. This Day were published, The Second Edition, in lQm o . p r i ce a s . 6d. b oar d s, NOTES on a VISIT mad e t o some of t h e PRISONS in SCOTLAND and the NORTH of ENG LAND, in company with Elizabeth Fry; with some General Observations on the Subject of Prison Discipline. - By JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and . Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and Hurst, Ro binson, and Co. London. Of whom may be had, An INQUIRY whether CRII'4E and MISERY are produced or prevented by our present System of PRISON DISCI PLANE. By Thomas Powell Buxton, Esq. M.P. Fifth Edi • tiun, price la. ed. PETER. PINDAR. On April 1 will be publish e d, p r i ce Ei g ht een - pence on l y, THE LADY's MAGAZINE for MARCH.; containing a Biographical Sketch of Dr. Wolcot,' alias Peter Pindar ; an unpubli6Cd Poem by the late Dr. Wolcot ; Criticisms on, and Extracts from, Evadne, a Tragedy, and The Banquet, a Poem ; an Account of the Pedestrian Car riage, or Walking Accelerator, with a Fac-Simile Wood Cut an Account of Matthews's Patent Safe Coach, with Fac- Similes of the Four Horse and Pair Horse Coach, and Ex planatory Diagrams ; besides the usual Variety of interesting, useful, and instructive Articles; and embellished with an Original Portrait of the late Peter Pindar, taken a few days previous to his Decease ; a Lady in the Fashionable Costume, and a Pattern for a Child's Cap. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and. Joy, Pater noster-row; to whom Communications (post-paid) are to be addressed. 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Earl of Jersey, Doke of ~Marlborough, the late John North, Esq. Earl - of Pembroke, Duke of Rut land, Earl Spencer, Marquis of Stafford, Sir NI. M. Sykes, Bart.,,n.p. Roger Wilb ra h am , E sq . an d t h e late. Michael Esq.--Lists of rare Books contained in the aLos'e Collections, with occi:sional Notes and Biographical Re marks74,.--An Account of the most eminent . 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The Grand Jury 'of this great and enlightened conntya body second to none in point of personal respectability, extensive property, politiesl influence, and inde pendence of principle—have, with two exceptions, signed a Petition, of wkich the following is a copy " To the Right Honourahie and Honourable the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses of the United Kingdom in Parl'm- meet assenibled: " The Petition of the undersigned Grand Jurors of the County of Armagh, assembled at Lent Assizes, t 819, " That Petitioners, deeply sensible of the many -bless ings,s-ecured to these kingdorniby.our present glorious Con stitution in Church and State, cannot but feel serious alarm at the renewed demands of Persons professing .the Roman Catholic Religion, --(and thereby acknowledging a controlling supremacy without these Realms,) to be admitted to an un qualified participation in the Administration thereof. That, however impressed with these sentiments, Peti tioners would have left the decision of this important qUes tion to the unbiassed wisdom of the Legislature, but efforts being now in progress to deceive 'your Honourable House into a belief that the Protestants of Ireland are friendly to those demands, Petitioners consider it their. duty to come for 'ward and earnestly pray that tb,e Constitution may remain in- Violate—which, Petitioners humbly conceive, can only be ef fected by its continuing essentially Protestant." Signed by WM. RicuAnDsox, Foreman, Charles Brownlow, Joseph Atkinson, T. Molyneux; Major-Gen. Thos. Seaver, Maxwell Close, W. N; Thompson, Roger Hall, Wm. Irwin, N. A. Cope, John Ogle, Wm. Blacker, ' James Forde, Junes Johnston, Robert' Harden, Thos. Verner, Wm. Loftie, Acheson St. George, John Hardy, Nicholas G. Johnston, John Winder. The two dissentient Gentlemen were—the lion. Henry Caulfield, brother to Lord- Charlemont, who, however great his individual respectability, (and it is conceded to him in ample measure) is not understood to possess, in his own right, fifty acres of land in the County; and Mr. George En sor, a Gentleman also of respectability, but of limited freehold property in the County, author of some works on metaphysical subjects, which have drawn upon him some sharp critical animadver sions from the friends of revealed Religios. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARca 23. The LORD CHANCELLOR resumed his Sittings this day at Lincoln's-Inn-Hall. His Lordship came into Court at a quarter to eleven o'clock, and proceeded with.the wotions. The following was the only case of any interest, and which ex cited considerable mirth in the Court : INFRINGENIENT OF PATENT. REVOLVING. HEELS OF BOOTS .AND SHOES. STUBBS AND HUGHLS V. HOWARD. Mr. HART moved for an Injunction to restrain the defendant front making and exposing to sale boots and shoes with moveable, or revolving beds, without the consent and approbation of the plaintiffs, as Ibey had obtained his Majesty's patent for the invention. The LORD CHANCELLOR." Hand me up one of , the heels."—(A boot with the revolving heel was accordingly handed up for his Lordship's ex amination.) The LORD CHANCELLOR..-.-" By the assistance of one of,My officers Ithink I understand the use of the heel, that is, when it wears away it revolves, and makes it unnecessary to send it to the cob- . bler to be mended, by which means he is cheated of his job. I thought at first it was the person who wore it that revolved." Mr. HART said, however simple the invention was, his Majesty's advisers had thought proper to grant the plaintiff Stubbs a patent for it, and he had sold his property in it to the plaintiff Hughes. The question was, not whether the invention was of utility, but whether the Court would not pro reel, the right of a person who had obtained a pa tent. The defendant was selling the same article without the licence of the Plaintiffs, and when► 'he skewed that, it was sufficient for the Court to grant a conam?n injunction on a bill being filer:. The LOUD CHANCELLOR.—" Take your 1119• ti 011." CORONER'S INRVEST.-Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, an Inquest was held at the sign, of the Pea lieu, Huggin-lane, on the body of Elizabeth Hagget, aged 79, who was burnt to death on Sunday evening, about eight o'clock, at. the house of Mrs. King, No. 1, Huggin-lane, where she lodged in the two pair of stairs room. Mrs., King deposeditbat the deceased was a single wo man ; she went up stairs to her. aparlmerits be tween two and three, to sec if she wanted any thing done, when she found her sitting by the fire.. Mr. King then went down stairs, and saw no more of-her till.pne of the lodgers came down and told her there was a great smoke in Mrs. Hagget's room, She went immediately up stairs to her room mid, Mound the ,deceosed under the grate, and Otocki-ngly hurni . , and dead. Verdict, '• Accidently burnt to death.". LATIN CLASSIC... This Day was published, NO. 11. of the DELPHIN and VARIORUM CLASSICS, with the Variorum NoteS ;- price 193. and 11. 18s. large paper, till the• Ist of April, 1819, when the price will be raised to 20s. and on the tst of Juna to 21s.—large paper double. The whole will, as it w e re, incorporate the Delphin, Va riorum, and Bipont Editions; and will make 120, or not' ex creding ISO, Parts. 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I2s. 6d. in boards, FEIHE GREEK TESTAMENT ; a N ew Edi- JR. tiou—Containing copious Notes from Hardy, Raphel, Kypke, Schleusner, Rosenniuller, &c. in familiar Latin; to gether with Parallel Passages from the Classics, and with Re• ferences to Vigerus for Idi o m s , an d B os for Ellipses. Gries bach's Various Readings arc generally preserved in t he Notes. Intended for'the use of the Student in Divinity as well as the Library. • By the Rev. E. VALPY, B.D. Master of Norwich School ; and Chaplai❑ to the Bishop of Norwich. A few Copies, large paper, price 41. Printed by A. J. N'alpy, and sold by Longman and Co. ; Baldwin and Co. ; and all other Booksellers. Also, The GREEK SEPTUAGINT, with the Apocrypha; from the Text of Boa and Holmes. Price 11. Bs. printed hand somely in One Volume, Bvo. for use in Churches and Chapels, as well as the Library. Same size as the Gr. Test. ELEGANTUE LATIN?:, or Rules and Exercises illustra tive of elegant Latin Style. Trice 45. Cd. 6th Edition. 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Description of the, Cup presented to Martin Luther on his Marriage, by the University of Wittenberg., (with an Engraving.) • X. Observations on Campbell's Specimens of the British Poets. Xi. On the Establishment of a Public Market for Lite ratu re. XII. The Edinburgh Reviewers and their extraordinary Opinions of Pope. XIII. Present State of Japan, by Captain Golownin. XIV. (Wile's of a plan for an organized supply of the Me - tropolis with provisions by Water Carriage. XV. On the Causes of the Whirlpools and other Pheno mena orthe Straits of Messina. XVI. On the Newtonian System. XVII. The Cabinet. XVIII. Original Poetry. XIX. Critical Remarks on New Yublications. XX. Literary and 'Scientific Varieties. XXI. The Fine Arts. XXII. The Drama. • XXIII. New Inventions and Discoveries. XXIV. Reports, Literary, Meteorological, Agricultural, and Commercial. XXV. Digest of Political - Events. XXVI. Remarkable Oceturences ' .Domestie and Foreign. XXVII. Obituary ; Peter Pindar,&e. XXVIII. Notices to Corresp o nd e nt s , & c . &c. *** The two preceding Numbers of this Volume are illus trated with Portraits and Memoirs of Win. Wordsworth, Esq. and the Rev. C. R. Maturin, and those who may wish to avail themselves of the opportunity of commencing with the pre sent year, are requested to transmit their Orders immediately to their respective Booksellers or Newsmen, to prevent dis appointment. _ . London: Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street, to whom Communications (post paid) are requested to be addressed. From the LONDON GAZETTE of March 23. Whitehall, March 23, 1819. • His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to order ,a Conge d'Elire to pass the G rea t Se a l, e mpower i ng the Dean anti Chapter of the Cathedral ChOrch of Peterborough to elect a Bishop of that See, the same heing void by the death of Dr. John Parsons, late Bishop thereof; and his Royal Highness has also been pleased to recommend to the. said Dean and Chapter, the Right Rev. Father in God, Herbert Lord Bishop of Landaff, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of Peterborough. Fureipt Office, March 2.0, 1819. His Royal Highness the Prince Thgent • has been pleased, in the nameand on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint William Meyer, Esq., to be his Majesty's Gonstel-.General in dltmnia, and the a6:jacent Territories the Oituf9an Crown-Office, March 23. Member returned to.serve in Parliament. Shire of Inverness.—=The Right Hun. (Mulles Grant, jun. of W'aternisb, Chief Secretary -to the Lord Lieutenant. and General Governor in Ireland.. , BANKRUPTS. T. Parkinson, sen., T. Parkinson; jun., and J. Lilley, Scul coates, Yorkshire, rati-merchants, to surrender March 29, 30, May 4, at the Dog. and Thick Tavera, Kingston-uom- Hall. Attornics, Messrs. Rosser, Son, and Rosser, Bart lett's-buildings; •-• %V. Tatum and E. Palmer, Fish-street-hill, paper-stainers, March 27, April 6, May 4; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Hodson, Old Jewry. 'l'. Fleming, Limehouse, sugar refiner, March 27, April 3, May 4, at .Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Paterson and reill, Old Broad-street. R. Stanley, Hurridge-end, Derbyshire, flour-dealer, April 2, 3, May 4, at the Star Inn, Manchester, Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co. Watnford-court. S. Wood,. Bolton, Lancashire, banker, April,6, 7, May 4, at the Swan Inn, Bolton. Attorney, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn. R. Ginning, .Broad-street-buildings, mercliant, .April 3, 10, May 4, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Blunt and Bow man, Broad-street-buildings. J. Haward, Liverpool, tiour-dealer, April 21', 22, May 4, at the Globe Chambers, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. H. Motile, Bath, baker, April -- 5, 6, May 4, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row. R. lirOmwell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hatter, April 9, 6,•May 4, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Brooksbank, Gray's Inn-square. J. Rugg, Bristol, victualler, .April 7,8, May 4, at the Com mercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. Edmunds, Exche quer-office of Pleas, Lincoln'S Inn. I. Hunt, Cheltenham, brandv-merchapt, April 3,. 5, May 4, at the King's - Arms Inn, liolyWell-street, Oxford. .Attor ney, Mr. Bridgur, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street.. • DIVIDENDS. April 27, T. and S. Wileman, West floatblye, Sussex, ,tan ners.--April 27, J. and 0. Sykes, Furrier's-hall-court, clo thiers and factors.—May 11, J. P. de Route and J,. Hambrooli, Angel-court, Throgniorton street, merchants—April 17, J. Binney, Charles-street, Southwark, baker.—April 17, J. Wil kinson, W. Horne, and J. Wilkinson, Friday-street, ware luMsemen.—April 13, W. Barton, Doncaster, Yorkshire, malster.—April 10, C. and J. Wilkie, Redcross-street, East Smithfield. yeast-merchants.—April i 5, S. Waddington, Brig house, Yorkshire, cornfactor. CEBTIFIC.ATES—A Par I, 33. W. Heath, Hanky, Staffordshire, blacksmith'—W.Tiere?; Haybrook Pottery, Shropshire, potter—T. Thompson, Ham. hieton, Lancashire, tanner—J. Morris, Woolwich, cord wainer— T. Crimes, Chester, coach proprietor--F,. Cole, Shrewsbory, hop • merchant—l. Simpson, Kington-upon-Hull, common-brewer—R. Allow, Chatham, builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • R. Mould, F. Anderson, jun. and J. Clint, Durham, rope makers—W. Roberts and J. Mann 2 'Liverpool, flour d ea l er ,— T. A. Proud and A. Pr o ud, j i n n .; Tiilston, Staffordshire, linen drapers—R. B. Hill and W. •H.-•Ceely, Liverpool, -linen drapers—R. Ashton and S. Mousley, Salford, Lancashire, dyers—J. Atherton and P. Nicholson, Orrell, Lancashire, nail manufacturers—R. Salisbury, P. T a p e , T. flawkes,and R. Keatc, Old Buffery, Wort:herder; coal and iron masters— F. Stanford and A. Pearson, • Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, bleachers—l. North, ft. Wilson, and A. and 'l'. Roper, Wib sey, stuff-manufacturers—A. Schofield and J. Andrew . , Old- . .ham, Lancashire, innkeepers—J. Bennett, J. W. Ogden; S.- Garner, and J. Greenhalgb, °Gleam), Cheshire, calico printers—G. Sherwood and \V. L. - Houghton, Kingston. upon-Hull, booksellers—l'. Storr, P. Rundell, J. Bridge, E. W. 'Rundell, T. Bridge, J. G. Bridge, and H. Wea therhead, Dean-street, Soho, silversmiths—T. Morgan and J. Sanders, Cathe r i ne - s t reet , S tran d , c a bi net - makers— A. Barclay, A. • Stewart, and J. Fisher, Petershurgh—B. Severs, R. Chilman, and C, Hancock, New Bridge-street, coal-merchants—W. V. Bethel! and R. 0. Langston, Li\-er pool, cotton-brokers—G. and J. Loveland,- Guildford, tailors—T. R. Guppy and T. Marshall, Brick-1) lane,.Upper Thames-street, copper-nail-manufacturers— M. Curling And Mullett, Dean-street, Tooley-street, cual7mer,eliants. 101 / 5s s for ,or ott icia t t i i . s pets' 3' I is we it' ea- fee , forifl