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••, . fie .- 46. „ - ; tits 74! = u, . 0 f• , ' .r.AI.; rr 1, - . * ll - • - TO +4. P" - 75 - • IP r . I . N *4 7 ►. A * • t , r ..fie`}• o ,1•-•••$• • r 14 ' CIMI*' • 41110 4 1/4 , t -11 , 1 rr zc SJ:VrNt FNCP' IV ED NESD , i 6. N It; It 7404. i sr-o,n. the 1,01:•;i)ON (3' AZP:riIL, May 26, 1816. NEW ENGLISH ,OPERA HOUSE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. taxis PREtsENT EVENING, May 29,1816, their Majesties' Servants will perform, fur the 15th times', I, am Tragedy, 'Called hE KIRA M ; 'l'H CASTLE OF sT.AtmoBRAND.. ht• Principal Characters by Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope, Mr. ""ll , lnti. Mr. PoWell, Miss Royce, and Miis Sota er vine. Tile Vocal Parts by Nlr. Pyue, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Scuith, anti Meter Harris. •Y FureiArn-Oliire, Nate qS, lbl ti , ingtincsA the Pricer Ret!,Tilt leas bten'pleaard: 'in the nauie awl oh the of Li, t( apiirove of Mr. TOurasti htuolii as his Danish irtie ,, ,ty's Consul at Gib . - _ To which will be addell, the Musical Farce of . I ROSIN A. • Belville, Mr. T. Cooke; Rosina, Miss Nash (being her first appearance in that. Character). • 1 . 1 ,. .xes 7'30; Second Price Us. 6d.—Pit 3s. u. 1.1 'Second Price 2 4.—Lowe'r.Guiletry 25.; Second Price i5....-Upper Gallery Is.; - 4econti 'Price 64.• • To-tn o r r(r.v , Bertram; with Oberon's Oath. iid :fir, ACADEMY, SONIERSET-PLACE. rIHE EXIIIBITION of the ROYAL ACA DEMY is low OPEN, and will contioo, so till further Notice, frown Eight &Chick in the l'§fornin;:,- till Seven in the Evening.—Minission Is. Catalogint HENRY HOWARD, lt.A. Secretary. To 1.14 GENTLEmEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS Of the COUNTY PALATINE of LANCASTER. e'rENT T 1 . TH Office of one of the- Coroners for tliii County haying become v,,catit by the Death of NA- TtIANIEL.MILNE , Esq. I beg to oiler myself a Candidate to succeed him in that Oilier. Should I be so fortunate as to be the object of your choice, T shall endeavour, by a strict and conscientious discluirge of the impnitant duties of that .itoation, to make a proper te tarn for the. high confidence reposed in me by the appoint ment. • • bare the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your utost devotedanti vziy Inurble.tierrant, AoBEKT ELLIS CUNLIFFE. Manchester, May 0, 1816. NI - NE O'CLOCK TO-111011}tOW 1110RNING. SIXTY THOINAND Prtt'NDS may be. gained by a Single Tielet, To. MORROW, being. the LAST DAY, when all the CAPITALS mitst be draw n. • rip ILISH, Contractor for the preient Lotte Ty. - %11. ' begs to inform the Public, that TO-MOII.ItOW will , lie the La 4 Day of Drawing, when .the Lottery will finish, and tine Ticket nay gain Sixty-Thousand Pounds. As this t►rifliat►t attraction must n3turaity create a great demand fur 'Tickets and Shares, both in Town and Country, and as the opportunity of adventuring fur so sfdetuiio Ft Prize may never ugAin occnr, those persons who may lie inclined to do so, Ithould ion list a moment in making their purchases. - SPLENDID' WHEEL—ALL MONEY PRIZES. - Two... - of - • . Three • t,ooo • Three ' , 5OO Fire 4OO Besides tit ber , CAPITA IS,• all of, wtrich must •be drawn • - TO-MORI:LOW, . ~ • it Sirtrenth may gain * .'.- .L.3,7)5 0 in Money. Au Eighth may . gain L.7,600 i►t Money. A. Quarter ►l►ay ga►►► An Half arty e , , n .... L.au,ooo in Money. A Whole 'liar t / L.eai,uun in money. T.l3llH's Offices will he open till Eleven e'Clock this Evening. .AL DISPENSARY. 3 N, . . . lbe DUKE of YORK. Nou's, rad of teitrlzo. Col. NV. Jones, M.P. kart of Egreminit, ' Col. H. Clements, M.P. non. Cot..T. Barry, .M.P: Right Hon. It. 13. Sheridan, Jam Lamlelie, Esq. M. I'. Capt. J. Huy. - StIKGEON, ‘ Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. LONDON li-fts ever been the seat of unprinci pled Adventorers.—This observation justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the preient day, whn, under as stated titles, odvertisiog AS:Companies and Medical Boards, *with lietitiniis names, hold ant, tis they style it, an infallible treatment of Venereal Complaints. The Li.t. of the Royal College of Surgeons, pitblished in Febi nary thlG, sheos only those Persons cntittial to regular practice, and no such pre tended names fielorig to it, It was against such' illiterate and, Ilang,rous Pretenders the Lock and Surgical Dispensary was first instituted, which, since its establishment, has to boast the Cure of 100 Patients. of both Sexes annually, many of whom have lalionred under the most complicated forms of Strict ore, Debility, and. other derangement of the generative organs, so titles, fatal to Patients, and so 4itlimilt to core.— Mr. KIEIIN AN, Member of the Royal _College, London, may Lc consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his house, Nu 21, L o wer t:harlotte-street Redford-square, ,where Letters from Town mid Country aseto be addressed, and the necessary Ad vice and Medicines will be given or sent to any part of the trolled Kingdom. LOCK. AND SUItGI •. ; r Ibis Iturol Highness I Goves Dlt. COOPF.It'S SIEOCCAL .110A1tn, cfIAItLOT'IE • . !MUSE, IlLlCUttl.titS-ROAD. The Wavy etfect of this ItisITITTION, is manifest from the f.)llowing. very Extr4ot dioury Cure cc London to wit. '` CAIN JACKSON, of the Pornitch of GP Southwark, tiraet, trial:vitt oath and saitli, that lit tike year 18i,t, he was afflicted with a dangerous disorder, rind ‘rits'nearly seventeen months under the care of severitl xuspyctable Sorp•uns, %salient obtaining and' relief. The 1ti0. 04 .01e rapidly iiicreissiiiiN. his life being in danger, be was cg s:wain-elided to Or. tivopres Medical Board, t bailout! Elonse, liliicltfriOS' Whit!, tyltere thet progresit of tti<ttt.,r tea, iiuuir diateiy stopped, and be was titniu restored to perfect health, •tehieli, by tilt , blessiag Gbd, he still enjoys, liereby clariug, that in tint' lig these facts, he is iiiilitenced by no whey motive thab a 'grateful rrtuin for so miraculous a cure,, stud the duty bootees to his fetiox creatures. (signed) . " .101 IN JACKSON. Witnesses present, "F. M. Lawrence, 25, Blackman-street. Ilmrough. •''rholoas Johnson, Charlotte-street, Blaekfriars' Road. Tbour.ts Darby, St. Nlickaers-alley, " Soutit at flit! Manbiun 7 house, this 9th day of March, IMO, before mi., (Signed) « rtI.N.T1111 1 : 1,1.- WOOI), Mayor." It is a well-ltitown fact, that thousands fall victims, ti dis ear by notisultnig illiterate men : this induced Ur. Cooper, and three Sintcons of thirty years experie,nce (Members of the Royal Col ege of surgeons in London and Edinburgh, as appears by the List of 181,q, to establish is Nledical Board at Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the llxv. Rowland Chapel, Blackfriars-road, London; dud two eminent Diptiimatlquo Physicians have since been added to hoard. 'tbe 9(edical Board claims the attention of those who have been iniproperty trotted, and particularly those afflicted with Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrophulas, Nervous Dis eases, i ron , want , ennutteS, Juvenile Indiscretions, and Erliptions on the head; rove. and body, sore eyes, ol ireYateil thrtiat, month, and nose, noise in the ears, deafness , slimnemi of sight, :pains in the ' head. and limbs, frordoily tuOirken ,f.r rheumatism, weakness in the knees, nodes on . the shin bones, swelled aiteles, are sviiiptonis tip pears years atter, and too often destroy ilLtiaest ic happiness. ' , llleiiirs. Cooper nod Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of People, from Tw e lve bight; or by letter, enclosing a tee (fin 11. , otlicis arc ansv:eretli.stating their case, when Medi cine and Advice are'sent to all parts of the aingdoin. 'rho cured WllllOO booting or cutting; and Akice gratis on Tuesday, l'hu rsilay,". and SundaY Mornings, e A sb!u door and private rooms for Females. ▪ 11.--13 r. Cooper patronizes an .Efitiiblisritent for the ac cgmdr"l,3o ,no oni f Foaies whose sit itatitm requires retirem ent Accouar c il ient, and Medical Cientlentert she 4t' • their ratiu ail) tire 'assort at tbe einitirltatiou. Y oPrIcE OP eRD ATP, May Vic, tste. . . HE PRINCIPAL OTTIt'ERS of His MA . JESTr'S • 011DN'INCE do kreby gi " that Proposals will be. received at their. (Vice, i» Pall-31all, on or before fri,day, , the 3d day 7,tiofitne; front such Per sons as may be . willing to . undertahe tla.• peiformanee of the PLUMB eits' WORK at Sheerness, for Service_ of • part;nent, for: . (clierint qf three years,determinalde 'after thk expiration Of die Pst year,: apOn-notice tf three Months, at the option of eithi , r Farther Pattletelars; ,tog,4hcr it , :th the Terms 'tend:Condi tions if the Contract, mail be known irt the Secretary's Office, iri Pall-Maliofore said, any Da, between the lion;s of Tcn and Four &Clock, where the. Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, a iailoo•sed," Proposals ft)! tiie Plonibers st SliF.ernesl ;" Isiit re Proposals cane he: ai(iaitted elk,. the ,said 3d of . June, at Twelve o' Clock at iyoon if the' sauie Pay: .neitizet' will any reviler be noticed,antes the Pu4sj making it, or an Agent Itthis &hay*, shall Itteiid. .111/oedo of the Board, R. /I, (M)i /T.", .Feer.4o rob • • MQNVY SAVED IS •MONEY GAINED - . 9110 meet the exigence t the Titnos - IIttISLE/Irs Dom rte.ssMANAG E EN 1%10 iLie 5.."(4.6 , 14 his ECONOMIsT, price lu, ud. ; and Ins WAY I 0 rtE ANDRESPECTABLE, pslue 43. Gil, The, hilt slims what Sayings may be made in evvants &c.; the second, Savings in 'Family Expence., suitti:l rto all Classes, and hOw much may he saved by residing in the Country. s a id at No. I, Patyrnoster-row, LinnlTt. FN EY is ready to u.dva4lee, with preerkiptitude and secrecy, at legal Annuity Interest, on Freehold, Copylluld, Lea.ien,A, or• I,..tottletl Proper y, 'tent Charts, Mat riage Settlements, 'Widows' Jointures, Wills, Clergy men'a Livings, hnd Annuity Bonds. ApOypersotially , between Nine and Fire. or by letter, to the Threctur of tne Natioual Lower John-itreet Golden-square.--.l'4atters of Magnitude. will be preferred, and all Lhani will be'redeemable,. at the opti..n of the riorrower. This I)iy were publislitxl, in '6vci Vols. sea.•price 11, 5.. Ms • A NNALS of the IIIOGN of KING GEORGE, LA, the THIRD; from its Commencement, to the General Peace in the Year liy JOHN AIKIN, 11i. D. -- Printed for Lowman, Hurst, Fteea, Orme, and Drown. Paternoster-rovr; and at the British Gallery, b•t, New lionti. street. _ - This Day was published, price ti's QUESTI()N of the . ,NECESSITY of the ji EXISTING CORN LAWS, considered iu their relation to the Agricriltural Lahourer, the ,Tenautty, the Landholder, and the Country. By,CHAILLES HENRY PARRY, NIA", F.R.S. &c. "is it not Wiser to retiett, what remedy ;nay adqotrd, mice more general in itsl/6136;e1C5, anti more eMiti.rehensivt. in its object, less excepthinable in its example, and less datt gerims in its application."—Mr.-Pyrr.• ' Rath, printed by it• Crutwcll; and sold by L o ngman, Hurst. Kees, Ornie, and Brown, Pateynito er-row, Lonikni ALISON'S SEILNIONs. . •• This 'Pay Were in' Two Vols. Octavo, beautifully printed, ttrice IL 4s. board:, the Fonrili Edition of EUNlONS,chiefly nu IR lICULAR OCCA. 10:SIONS.--Bv ARCHIBALD ALLISON, LL.D. Preben. dory of hector of Itoddin;ton, Vicar. al High Ercal, and Senior Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Cimgate, k din. burgh. f " We du not know, ip fact, any sermon.; so pleasing, or so likely both to be' popolar and to do good to Chow who are, w piead with them. Ail the feclings are generous and gentle, oil the sentiasents and all the generaiNiews just, anti ennobling. We can. hardly help . envyinc the talents by which Mr. Alison ha.,, clothed so , 'Mich wissloin in so Much beauty, and make us tind, in the samemfirlt,i the highest gra tifications of taste, and the noblest lessatii of virtue:"—editi burgh Beview, No. 41;. • Printed for Archibal 1 Constable and‘Co'Edinbitrgis ; and Longinati, Hurst, l Ortue, ant Brown, LMidon. Ati: whom may he • had, by the same Author, 1. sERMONS. Volume Second. Price Us. Boards. 2. ESSAYS on the NA PURE and ritl NCI PLES of T.kg - rE: 'Puro Vats. aro. Fourth Edition. Price 11. 13. Ito infs. trbitl.)4Y rwtis published, TElt QUAItTERLY RUM EW, No. XXVI IL coN'rENTs. I. State of Society in the Highlands of Sent laud, during the , Rebellion in 17*; Culloden Papers, .pnblished. from • the. Originals in the, possession of Duncan tio•oge Forbes, of Cul- The Tragedies of Vittorio Albert, translated by Charles Lloyd—. 3. Personal Nartitive of '['ravels to the Equt nuctial Regions •of the New Vontitient, by Alexander 00 Humboldt-4. The Fair Isabel of ,Cotchele, a Coroisb Ro tuanee-5, 41 History of Inventimis and Discpreries, by lobo . Bee.kurann—U. Sermons by Archibald - Alison-7. The Story of Rimini, a Poem, by Leigh Hunt The Substance .of same Letters written,hy Englishman. resident at Paris during the last Reign of Napoleon-9. Tomit4ctoo; Narra tive of Robert Adams, - a Sailtir, who uns wrecked on the Western CoitA of Africa; was detained three years itt Slavery by the Arabs of the Great Deseo, nut resided, sevrral months of 014 period in the .City of Tonitoictoo--46. 1)u congres ale Vien'oe. par M. De Prodt—ti. Elgin Marbles; Repo rt from the Select Cutmuitlee on the Earl of Elgin's Sculptured Mar hies, Au:. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street, London, •. Intiulitbgtie Forum reteraut jejimet Freon the faint embrace Ur:Manly sous ise—a puny roc.:! ATARRIAG ' E should he `the he . foundation of so vies happiness, which is often tin ongh the parties that form the union nut taking those pleenutinus which would secure them the enjoyment of that g reat domes tic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders' under which beaten nature is known to suffer, t here are none more alarming or distressing than those which result from fashionable gaieties, early dissipatio,, or solitary intempe . ranee. m e ws. cuRRIE and co. Veg. to state •that the sedolons attention of a.practice exclusively directed to the treatment, and cure of cl4 - At CAIN COMPLAINTS, entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they offer a speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that dis order, which, is 'contracted in an ungtorded moment, and which pokons the springs of life, and for every . Oass of debi lity, which is the consegnence of juvenile indiscritinns, 'pre venting the maturity of manhood, entailing by antfeiparum, rut its•unhappy victim all the infirmities of old age—the hotly becoming, enervated and einaciatedr-the cheeks yellow and bbicallessand the mind gloomy and dejected. For the moult of their success in this particular branch, they refer tiklhat reputation, which, they hatter; therosehees, they bare, as guyed, by thirty years' experience, in a much extended prac tice. In slight and recent cases of syphilictic coMplaints, a perfect oure IS completed in the short period of two days ; and to mats of strictures, pains in Cite .bones, weaknesses, &c. &c. a proper perseverance in their plan 01 treatment insures to the patient an in rigoratiql cons , it:tt • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their EXPECTATIONS of a FNIIIII , sissy, be assured that, itemost instances, such detects are curable by medical skill ; and though the removal of such impediments ti, a n - oh*t of iloitht and uncertainty with tithers, got • the cure of such de fects, by the gradual progress of tenov.&aw, is the acquire ment* their exptrience. MesSrs.CUltitiE and CO. may be consulted by patients or either sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at then house, No. 107, Hattoo Garden .• Patients iu : the country, stating theircase, age, and_general habit of living, ten. enciosinfi a remittance for advice and medicines, the same will he given or sent , to any part of the kitigdunt. ''' • 107, Hatton Garden. . . . •:. nAsitßupTcy stivEnsgoit..D. W. Quartertnair, Oxford; lireeches , maker. 11ANalttI1'TA. 131altre, T.eeds, Totk, etruggiat, to surrerttler; .lun'e 10, 29", and'Jviy tetr, at the II tied,. Leeds. At tondo., Nlessrs. Upton, Nicholson, and Hemingway, ; or ltessrs. Laiitheris; Taylor, and Duane, Glay's-init•square, London. .I.•ltes, Manchester. cotton miitiner, 'June-14,1h, and July 9, at three, it the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Attor we'., Nles4„z':E., Barrett and Vv ikon, Nlanchester; and Messrs 4 tt ,tin Fairthohe, and Clarke,'Waritford-cnurt, London, J. Iti-ertAPn, Wldtcharch, Salop, brewer,. June 19, 19, and July 9„,t eleven, at the Red Lion hurt, Whitchurch.. At t‘troiet, a g ,esrs. Loieea. and Cowtirn, Temple, Loudon ; or Whilthrircll.` ' J. Gitlleri•in; Ilammertrifith, innkeeper, June 1, uly 9, rt t wel London. ,Attorney Mr. Shepherd, livdt:~,ttgaa4,,flluu.tahat y. 3. Wallter, Alfrich,‘Vcrcester;tiailier-merchant;outre 1,, t.fa,, a's - 111.1(11Y f, tit kw•!lve,' at _the .Pack Horse ion, IV'OFC-0 11- I.`ri .-kttordlent, Mr. 'lecke, Cl:tucerx-!arty, • Lund/its ; Mr..Georgr Worcester. J. Williams, Carol:ill, London ,stationer, June 1, 11, tend July %at eleven; af ruiltihall, LotakOn.'Atteli Ines, Nlessrs. SUtli'...Swithin'ei-lanc„r..topbard-strere, London. l' , `orwich, victualler, J.true tl, 15, ;tad j itly 9, :et at Cittiltiltall, Liititietti. 'Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Crto4l,itinies-greet, Ponlford-row, landoA. H. Cheraniey, High Holliarti,,Mildlesc;, fringe manufacturer, June 1.5, and July 9, at twelve, at. Guildhall, London. • Alto' geye;'Nif..L Platt, 'Nov Boitivell.court, , Lineolti t s - inn ; • •„ , , 1). suttun, jun.llrightlitusea, Essex, sltiu-owner, June 1,11, J,aly Si, at one, at (e London, Attorney, Mr. Ltitiebar.l-sfrect. J. Pintt4, Oxfor&struct, Nliddle.sex,niusic-seller, June. I, 11, and July 9, at ten,' at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Eldred, jun, Hall StaircasevMiddle Temple. • It. M. Sornersk; M'arlhorottiViltW'repOthectiry, June 5,6, and July 9, at eleecu, at the Castle•lnularlhurntigh. - 7 - Attortnes, Mr. F.. Eyre, Gray's inwsquetre, Londbu; or • Mr. J. M s.lborousll; "tire g, Le ..ft °tee 'Arne 6, at siv.,• 7, and July 9, at eleven, at !lie Villite.H,LtJun, Laneestc.r. Attorines, Mr. Lanton, Leicester; or Mr. S. 'ray lor, jolin-street, Bed tat d-row, G. tarilard, liant.i4e, Berks, I.rewer; June 5,6, and July 9, at ten. :it the Crowd lend Thistle Inn, Abingeloo. At tnizio, Mr. Miller, Ahingdon ; or Messrs. Illaarrive, and 'waiter, Symond's Inn, London. . J. Stint!), St. S xitiiites-latte; 'London, merchant, June 1, at (Gra, ts, at.tv.elee, ithitrJuly 9, atone, ttt Guildhall, io Lon- , don. Att lee), Mr. norfa,..l. m Bench-walk; Teple. J. ''',Vhite, Old 11ro.n1.,tv..et, London, 'insurance- June 4, tl, and July 9, at Guildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Nitn!,'Citvoguaortourstreet. .1. Donn, White Lion-coart,lliiciiiii-I , ine, London, merchant, ,lane t, IS, and July 9, at twelve, ;it Guildhall, London. Atterrile y, Mu Nind, Throgniortein•strert. • ,• , . J. Fnrniss, Liverpool, dr, :per, June 1 0, 1 9, and July 9, a t blot - en, at the . ault and l'uneli 11,,v.1 ion, Liverpool. At ' tornie , , Mr..l. Liverpbol ; or, ill r. );better, Inn, London. 3. owl •E Lo , sighborong l ), I..ticester, hogiers, June 6, 7, atitlZoli 9, at clereo, at tie White Hart Inn, Leicester. Atiornies, Mt. Malsinson, Middle Tempit, London or Mr. • titOn, Leicesler.' • 13. ilinyon, jun. thia Inglis,. Mnuelioster, warehousemen, • June 5, to, at two, and July 9, at fou:, a: th.: Spread Liu, Matizhester. Attornic, Mr. Wood'hurne, r ; ni Mr. Wiegleswoetli, Qray's Inn-squne, Londuil. ..-lteihson, Nlorpeth,,.Northotabeerland, M-.y at, June 29, anti July 9, at cloven, at the Cirore 7itn, Iciew easlle-,aputt-T)ne. Attornits, Mr: J. Wilion,Murpetl. : or • Messrs. ISlegt9tons and Fairhank; tialttin , garden,' London. T. C. Lancr Piccatliliy, turner, Jour).!, 8, and July It, At. tell, at (indult:lll. Attotticy , Mr. Coote, Austin-friars. P. A. Darelni, Sipe-laite, merchant, ;nue 1,9, and .laly, 9, at one. at. Guildhall. Attorney, 'Esti. Cranch, Union-court, Broad-street. • B. }loyal, S'l l akespear's.svalls, Shady:ell, victualler, June 11, . 15, and July 9, it eleven, at 'Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. West, Red Lion-street, Wapping'. _ DIVIDF.N DS. June 22, W. and F. Coles itutt-W. Williams, Mincing-lane, brokers-lune 24, J. 13,ovrker, .T , trperley, Cheshire, stay- . maker--June 25, P. Luscoodie, avesend, J., E., and A. Uatreliver, Cannon-street% • merchants-J one 25, W. Cottrell, cniehester, saddler-June 22, K. St.Barbv, Cock-hilt, Katelific, ship-chandler-31nm 4, .1. Atinettii, 54- 110);Iry, tide IS, sly F. and . W. Stree', -linek lershury, stationers---June , 21, Sherbroolt, Leeds, ,mer 'clttit---Jitne 13, koHoar, Blend wot Southampton, corn dealer---Juile 28, J. Ford, Uley, oucestershire, clothier .lnne 91 , P Junes and W. Appleton, Liverpool, snrliers Jute 41, lt. B. Eagles, Coesl.thh, Flint-shirr, provision dealer---June 21, J. M. Bennett, prosuley, Shropshite, malt ster-J une 21, W. Morris, Made Icy-wood, Shropshire, maker-June Nitch, Castie-street, City7road, iii snratice-hrtilier-,lnne 18, Lansitsle, Lower I.lrooli-Arect, tirosvenor-square, linen-draper-jnne.l i, W. Southey, Ke.l - dealer--July 6, J. 11,dgsint, jtiu. Coleman street, Merchant---June '2ll, C. Nforiali 'and .% Borland, Li ves-pout, 14, M. Del Campo, Tokeithoust , yard, merchant-June 21; 3. tVitittle, Liverpool, Litho.- June 2.1, C. T. Baker, NI trlborout It, line tin.lreiper-Jtme K. Pratt, t ..;anitry, bookseller-Anne 25, 1). at.4l 1). 'rel nay, C o musertiat-roa.l4 . rope-ninkeri-;June I;), .1. ShepharJ, land-Mill. .Lativarditre, coru-tlealei -July ii, W. W. Gorot, W. Flat risam, S.Cuuke, and J. 1 , . 1.1 rison,Tower street, niet . .:1).4,11,i-,ltitie .2.2, J. Fortsman, Slieerat•Ki, car penter-Iliac-7" 1, W. ciood:,ear, Morliet-street, Bedfordshire!, lankeeper-July ft, 3: Welkickn i , tor, clOlO-3tily 13, C, W. Is'; Walleer, Exeter, emir . • J une 22, W.llpfiep, Bath, latherelaslier-juite 19, W. Grave, Skip ton, orlishire, itotnniiinser. CF.ItTIFICATF,g-4riNn LS• E.Jay, Bartley, stilfolli, Olen , Rod Lion •st reef, Clerireoweil, watclk-cm,ertotker -- I:rarentlen, Sitting bourne, oale*mao---Ni. sewuti, Lincoln, tvioe , tuerellior-At. Rietonowl, jnn.liatieliesirr, iron-lignorwalzer--S. Dorton, + Kiittrston-opon - liall confectioner-4i, Cooper, Crow-rnarSik- Loreolo*bite, grazier—T. Horton, Slice wiinury, drac.t:;r—T. Warder, Aiderton,Gloccvtet shire, horse-dealer-- allltt, Merton, '!4urrey, ford,tr--.1. Taylor, Worship- street, card-inalier—T. Taylor, Burgh, Linculithirt.., torn dealer—J. N. Birmiogham, plater. • • P.% UTNE 1...115 , z01.1, 7 E13. - - - j. Clay and J. Ntwv:ielt, plu Clay, It; it sing, and G. Newbury,. eat iv-. A. 1). Ent Itelativ.ltiitn Mid W.Votlin, 901 , 1 1..ntereliants--W. c,,riwrjEht and C. Share, c) der- tut rc4ruins-4. and 3. St lbie, fl., E., A., and. E. Slattgle.s, and j, , thipehaudlttir,-.T. ttutl.C. Marsden, Wigan, Lancashire, Innehers—E. lather and Li. Ituelittlaw, Ilustau-garden ) upholsterers., COTCII BAN KRUM'S,. - - -.-- , SPII3STRATiONS. ' May 11. 34)Iin Mithilv.rni34,- eit.itwright, Perth—Crolitors huirt in Ole ilmLitierman's Taietil there, Silt May suit 14th Jong, at 4. '23. Andrew Hendur*nn, elttle , .dealer, Data , ies-51me—cr,doors ruett 11tusote4 A.ungtn, 31st hiay and 14th June, itt Z.' - EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, ecc, Ctvditors of Vhiller Thom, coal -tikerehant, Gla4goW, meet in the othee of CU writer AIM is) at 1. Stales of the althits of Stodart Drysditl:!, late tuall-cLiach contractor, Edlontigh,•lic with the Trustee—No difidetol. John Scott, flax-diesscr, ,l)undet, ;and A"U" ( 4 116 e, r~rtiet, Dundee i trustee n the wiltr3tratti eNtatc king g, Illtirclunt there, hurt applied for diichittges! • T „ hc,1.40 u np nAllnu o n.LaiN.liat: retrieteo heence to 114 Proprietors Of, this tional umlertahipg, an4 . ..the Theutt•e is now in sr,. for tyar.o : e vi4ce few liat. a fo (lays only .e.re to fit it ttirt:4e. reception of the. public. Alv la r t rose co our is t prevli log comp lexion o. ton boxes, which it't the rront orriani , o r i led with gobt Nvreaith§, that.eticirele ty,2 - ureti ten . a m grpiind or " • white. n unit to t ormers engaget. from the London'tfit.atres, 81'. A u or.b i 9 at out to bringiUriyard irany'ffhtnih,r ;tetnr.ll .- (311 holt, Dublin . , lurk,. :ma - Etlintiorll. 1> J1.‘1,71.13i • - -• . is to be theSta.re •• r', • T \VC LC If , Di rector Of th'e Deliatetnent, arid lqr. W. PENSON Leader of the following names are am010g, , , , •1 the list of the ...-omparty Batt. by ‘lr. WieAcir ; the. , 'Nt4!3'3r4. S!f , .rt, t'"' an I)nblinMr. Broadhurst. tate .of Cuivat-gardutr. '.ll4 , rtre; zunt IfrS,,o l .c4 , tts,: , rky, .ass , l Mr. PvurFry, from Beth I Wseit, fruip ,F.Z.11;ur,4h . ; Mr. Willrinsori - , trout Nur-. wich; Mr. Ltrica,ter, trout SicAisea; tjr. harnett, fruits Pni - t.urionth Mr. tfrove, tats. of the' ilopreFlet Thottiv; Nl , isterAtormett;„Motscs. 't,klurattey,„Niciads,, .1. Jyues, dom., Hudson,: Isnacs, Herrin, gich:Ardson, ~4tater, tke.frolu eutionl prnvirreial find minor Theatrts.-- , Miss Kvltyl,. at:lly ; l'eptuu,,,froin Edinburgh; Mrs, Leynacd ; tn•ut Ilis.l)ineott, tic. ; mid Mrss Merry,,4 pupil of Mr. NV . ..1c1,, who qr‘fkes b..r first appear• ince on the stage; awl t.ilo.s the lel - ding chAracters. LAW INTKLLIGIINC:E. COUPJI OF KEW'S BENCH, , MAY 28. A , ANDIIEW...V, t•TARDINop AND PA B'o N'S. This was - an aCi brogght to recover d a nr a gee for an excessive distre-s.. carritd on the hnsineis of a tin-plate-worker in Kinpwrect, St..Giles's, and was indtbted to his landlord, the detendant,Andrews, in the stun of 19i. I'2o. compo6cil Of one quarter's rent and an op. ! on the preceding quarter. For this stun Andrews, assit,ted by the other two defendants, distFaine4 the goOds,of the plaintiff, tit! ffidttrlds npou which he was %%Oikirig, the bed up n which belay, and even the tiatiltl and 1101(14.0os in the' . Th'e•Obje'et of the lithdlOrth, according to the , statemerit Of the attorney . , , Wat to compel the plaintiff to give tip his !case, %%Addl.,: he had made valuable by repairs done to the pritisitesx The witneSses for the plaintiff proved that the goods taken' under the distress weie• of the fair value of 611., and that they were of such 'a kind as iilight easily . have been separated i so as to give. the landlord the a 111(1 nnt of 'his.elaiin without re, ft mov;og itie.w hole of the plaintiff's property. The'-0 h;nise was ieet a complete 111 . 141, and the defendant.l rations,',.hati. said; that , ite4yool4l tlestrain to toe utmost in conseitneme of some attempt to replevy. Lori LlLLstannanbcl4;bowevcr, was of Opinion, ' that in it joint action the declaration or one of tho dclenthints was not evidedee,„ ' • Mr. SCARLtTT, for the derentlant,; complained ',bat tite.`phintitt; by string4he* three .tieteiniants, , hat deprived his client of the impoitant evidence at the versons who made the distress under the ordets'of Addled's. He, however, "couhl snew,, that the proceeding had been strictly regular un is der the statute, that sworn apprakers bad been called.in, that they had valued the goods at only 211. lUs. 6d. but that by extraordinary exertion they had - been sold by auction for abont 301 irttv•~. ing a balance, after payment of expellees, of 31. Gd..which had been paid to the piaintiff. Ile then called.a witness of nanie of. Hem. mings, who had appraised the good S, and; lliul subsequently sold them by auction, .buying in one lot for himself, and including in the .entaloglie goods of hit own. Toe °other sworn appraiser also deposed that, taking the shades of sale, the goods were not worth more than 2 H. lOs. 6d, The ArroHNE‘I-GBN ' KRAL replied ; and the .fury found a verdict for the plaintilf—Damages JETI'IIEY U. WALToN. The plaintiff is a jobber at horses, and the de. fentlatwan attorney. This action was: for damages done to a horse belonging to the plaintiff s which had be'en,hired by thelielendant far the use ()ibis son. Mr. Walton being about to leAve town (or Ratnsgate, sent his sots, it very young man, to thts. stableS Q 1 the plaintiff to bite a ,bot se: lair svueks. The plaintiff informed hint that fae had viShe to let; excepting a horse forAvhich he . l u st just Itiyett sj)i. uucl telinih had a bad habit of Mr. Walton, jun. s,aid that he ,hd not attach mind that; was , agreed.thit the defenallatt should pay . two gainots„a, Aeek for the anitaal, Mill that he should be stisvertible loi tall " accidenis. This was the rootract, as -proved by the witorss tar , 11 .4 plaintiff; and in addition a letter of O w d e f en d,ik was put in, by which it appcartd that the horie had fallen upon' a glass•bott le in the road, by which his.fetioeiC had been deeply cut, and it seas admitthl • that of this wound the lattse luta ever sitiCeleen taint. ' - The Jury lasso for tlte plaintiff, datnages 501: BOXING. Joseph' stepherison rind &fin Robinsdn, t trti blacks, fought yestertia Coombe Warren for 40 gni. treas. The seconds were, Richmond and Harry Ilartner , for Stevenson, arid 'Oliter and Shelton for , Robinson; The number Of :,roinids, and' the vittloas.evolutibns in the fight, render it inipos,. sible to enter into a detail of theta, which would. oeenpy severareolumns. Suffice it therefore to stlite.,' that Stevenson hurt!. no chance ; lord though 27 rounds were fotightf, be gave in • sevtfral times before, 'though his tcet7onds insisted upon t on tinning the fight. The contest lasted eau bour,and twelve Minutes. . • . • Two other vagabond :Blacks afT:terwards fought ; besides which there were tho . er of bar fights ; Ca leb Baldwin, beat another Blad tel!oa. ; and a Jew of the name of R4iidoi;,, heat one a his 0411 tribe. The other fight wos betteeen two noviet.,, Who were- , 011 this oced.iion added . to Olt Alreitkly ' too utuntrous Agan of rulilari4. 1 '