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' Vter.-PttEstooE - t 5, i l‘iiiv i ti vF t s of Salisbury, K.G. . Viscoont Puticannon, tart of i - Lat - tlwicli'e,.K.G• Viscortst (:Itet wpid, - ; V 4 gt:lnint:Bittlieley, .Lottl , Braybrooke. . TitusTrEs, TTie o f - BUCKINSHANT, LI qrd,Hrm lir oo k e . William Pram', g'cl• Sir K. H. Nfoularid, Bart 1, . M.P. i Geut;.;e Duckett, And Fifteen Directors; ManagingDirector,--.l.T,Darber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. riE DlREcToits of his Office, witii coofi -Ith ( "Ent , ' derived from the many yells experience which ty hare had of its success, invite the Pubiielo a considera -11" of its principles and conduct, They have no motive to rtenipt persons to join their ettensire Association by the clhn lerous lure of a thither reduction of the deposits: they re such deposits as are proved to besafe arid Antler circumstances profitable, and such profits the depositors 14 ' , re in proportion to their respective contributions. , L ThUs, by the specific stints insured, and contin,geot profits, " have the fullest value for their payments, in a 'Manner : t t rrly similar to that until lately adopted in the Equitable hut with this presumed intprovement; viz tha. as the . °Sigittal Members hove raised a permanent fund, (limed lt h .Ply sufficient for the purpose of indemnity,. it is provided tt lin personal re sponsibility shall attach to the Policy .Molders. Hence those who seek protection are secured from br r , rtaitity and risk of loss as in a'Propriety Office, having •%*. l arge inh e ritable capital, and are entitled to a participation :he profits, as in a Contributionship Society. ' The first septennial investigation was in liet3,when 131. Bs. Pet ceut. was divided. The second septennial division will " 4 „he place next year, in which persons opening policies at ! !"is time will participate. iii QUARTERLY REVIEW, -No. XLI t. Is PUBLISHED THIS DAY. Printed for JoHN MURRAY, Albemarle-Strect. THE•LO 1"1 E Y. O• N.- Friday, the 21st of. May, the Lottery finished Drawing, when (as usual) EYTON was is Uck AGAIN I The Ticket, No. 5115, a Prize . of TWO tHOLTsAND POUNDS, was all sold to the Public, at'No. 2, Tickets and Shares fur the New Lottery, to be i jawii the 24th of JUNE, containing Twa Prizes of 1.30,000, 1 , 14 , 2 ,000 Guineas in (Told, are now on business Fundsliansacted with fidelity and dispatch.— i: .-t - 0 1.1.ECT, the last Contract EYTON sold 4 , 156, a 1 TWENTY THOUSAND .POUNDS, in Tao Shares, o numerous 500/. 00/. Scc. Szc. A L T a NI En?, 11 NG of the COll \I I : TEE 4 of the SHIP OWNERS' SOCIE CY Read the Bill titely brought ii•itiitrie 4 ilouse of (otntaioni ccto prevefti-the , enlisting or engagentriCt s:objects to .erve in 'foreign service, and the fitting out or' !tripping, in hi, Nlaje4ty'A doutiiiions,•vessvls for warlike pur , !Wilt his Bend also a circular letter of J..1.)...Pu0 . 1e5. Kgq•, Svcrptaiy to the Committee of a Meeting of Nlcrchant:, and Ship owners, recommend - nig' a genoal op'postt ion to the said Bill. . • Resolved unanimonsly; That this Committee do highly ap prove of ti!e i procceditivi and objects of tl►e s.►id Nieet int:, and recommend to the Ship.oWner,i'at large, to te:Sfify their ap probation thereof, by signing' the Petition to the Hail. the House of Commons, which lies at the George and Vulture Tavern, George-yard, Lombard-st l'e et. Loudon, June 1. ' .3. W.'BtICKLE, Chairman. WEDNESDAY., JUNE .2, From the LONDON (4 Z E FTE rf June 1. 14rd Chamberlain's Of/ice, .itay 28, 1819 Nwit-e is herelrry ',th4t his iloyal ticss, Ow Prince llegent will 1 , 1)41 a.Letvfe.at ton-house; on I:hioschly next, the.3d of %Tillie, 'at. (K. ! , k. • JUNE r.—The. Prince Regent's Birth-day , vvi!l he kept on ".I*.htirsday the I . 7th instant ; nn %Thiel) ner t .4l,,Tt his lii;yd.lll , gliness.will hold 41 Drawing- Noon' at Ist two o'clock. e.. Prescntations and Receptions will be in respects conformable' to, the regulations . nthipt ed by her late • Downing-str2ct. June 1. His Royal liieliness the Priiire Regent has been graciously pleased, in (he name and on the behalf of his Wjesty, to appoint thelinu..Sit William Lumley, "K.C.P.. to he Go vernor and Commander-in-Chiet of the Barmudas or Somers Islands, in the room of Sir James Cockburn, resigned. end J. SIVEIVRIGH'f, ContriiCtors Kith the Lords .of the Trrasnry for a SMALL LOTTERY of IN 756 TICKETS, are liappy to announce the Scheme 144 nitins ' tile Grand alui Favourite Prizrs of • r• TWO £.30,Q00 A LL IN MONEY, 01. , LA 0 844 1( TWO of 1,000 GUINEAS ! . ng t,OOO Guineas, which' t ine paid inand ti,e SMALLES LOTTEAY which there ,erer were b i 4 ,1 s of the above Magnitude, confidently trust to the Pub (jek.ratrottae, particularly as . it will be ALL DRAWN Itsi '`E bAY, TWENTY-FOURTH JUNE NEXT. • 1 4, 1 lavi ng studiously considered the shore points M must th I) ~ t o meet the Public Approbation the preference (I' b it "! tavours is requested at their_thd ' EstablislB3l 'Loudon 37, Cornbill, I 11, Holborn, 38, Ha) tol. Let, 141, Orford-street, ALL ST ER LING • MONEY ! • NO STOCK PRIZES!! P r RPM of the 0:d State Lottery Offices, 4, t • 11, and 9, Chltilig-Cross, London, respeetfully i, f-- th,-;.4'eiris his sincere Thanks to. his best Friends, the Public, a liberal Patronage in the late Lottery, and begs to -ti blaiit to them a I\ EW LOTTERY, which contains TWO GRAND PRIZES of L 230,000 MONEY, th 41 "01 the nutnt,er of "Picliets arefewer than . any Lottery. s erre contained- - such l'fizes.—.The•whole will be drawn o u „, uay, MIDSUMMER DAY, 24th of.WNE. BISH's Offices are insatiably' conspituutis for good ? 4 , t "e, hut more particularly when L. 30,000 `1)07,-s torm ik ev,, uf the Schenies; as the following brilliant List will 4 t ' ........ ; . L...50.00n 5,535 .....,L.90,000 14- 4'.,' ....... ..... 30,000 6,457 50,000 _,12r.1 ............ so,ooo 3 3,000 4 , -) . .0 000 7 595. 3'0,000 „ ......... , , • 4,77164 .......... 30,000 -60,thi I 50,000 ?i ............ 30,000. i uld and shared by being more than half the . ••„, L.50,000' Prizes that bave•ever been. 4, c'•TSand SHARES Are selling at fISH's O ffi ces, tl,-e 111, and 9, Ch at ni g -C ross , L on do n , an d by hi s Ag en t s omit • 'Y' : • r TILLARIPS IN/PEII.IAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH. rll\l' cotite nent pas de lin, tinels en possedent l e s agr4m e ns. 11111 : Nobility, Families, and Aler - cliants, are katteatt!syttrinily informed the above Cloth is Sold- l ! i t the i sale, fors r East India Warehouse, 16, Cheaps id e, . % e t„Exportation, and by the Piece, coutaiwng from v4i(l.l,l'arits each, at 6d.-35.--3s, to ss. tiel ? per "1' s hirting and various fainily , purposes, Sheeting, ill .I.;"uaiy, and its peculiar conduciveness to health, thaiiK„.l`,4 Climates as well as in the more Cold and hrenders it an article of the first consideraton. p ) ,„ 1 Y"f i mitations having been produced,. Purchasers i are i to pd itotice that it is sold genuine' Stamped as alcove, i ti s,,„° . [Ot f le else. ,Ordere addressed to the Patentee will be Slid . l ee or t arr iag tz ,. t o ev e ry p a rt of the Country', Aith 'idiocy:it Islands'. The White Chintz and Anjengoes, '.4l,4t'erY description of Family Linen, India 111uslitis, and the •most Fashionable Articles tor ' ) " 1 . 1.1 Foreign and British, Wholesale and Retail. it , .4NAL IRON woRKS, LINIEHOUSE, near LONDON. 1464,,, • .4,4;,,rEitY, STEAM ENGINE, PLANT, STOCK, IM ....,,EN'is d UTFN 'II S i ti . t . • an ~ !.., ,• in . , guittg to be converted to another Lure. • TRADE, as the Premises .s. • li y " 11 • . 'l't) BE SOLD BY A ITTION, tj , .. 1-.14,..',D is. S KINNF:It, 'I UCIIIN, and FORREST, • AY, linie 5, Isia, and Tb rer following Days, at tilb:F-kv,!ii ~'(;luck, on the Premises, \IMOLA.; or the NIACIIINEItY,STEM 1 ::1 , ~, titINOIN li, PLANT, STOCK, 1111 PLENI ENTS, , , and ti,,, l e l . , s\lLS la TRADE, of the CANAL IRON -Wplthh on eth ist,..is.of t he Tisaii,s, at I.IMMIOI3SL. tV t ,„,. e .l'ic.i.it,cry consists of a Steam Engine, Seven large 14,,.. - ", i, Ftiiii Chsciron Boilers, Furnaces, Bar IroN, Bolt 1.'„;:.Fl!ol.. NI ills, Donnie Rolling arid Slitting Mills, a large il-kediltamer, I . ilt and other Hammers, several Cylirult.i t,,,t7T'ittts with carriages, Biass e s; &e. Fly Wheels, C°ll - 'tilt f_ titipling Shafts and Boxes, Turning Lathes anti .I ' , '...,"', Pinion., .anvils Itellims Furnace and Smith's r,s u r',ii e'tnir ,-111,1,,, 1,•„,,, 8 4 t,,, 61 Cwt ,, Quadrants, I..ar- N,,.414,.•Cter Fraines, Plates, Bolls, Siiii.dics, Sheers, 11:1:%14r-il, Rests, 1 -4 eads and Bolts, a Quantity of Cast-iron t " 1 1, f u r Pa%ing, Stcelya i ds„ Scales and Weights, sotne . ex- N,,,.%!`, Blocks with Brass Sheeves, stout Oak Framing, t 0t,„,-" 11 1 Two Carts and Truck, a Fire Engine, ,i,a, b e fir Old Copper,. Brass, •Lead, Iron, &c..&c. Portable ttis;; , ` `"' ed, %%hen ( at.logues •inay be hail tilithePre i4itl,.,,antot.nt ::,'.cs.rs.Sliitiner, Tuchin, and Forrest, 4.lJdeta- that where' id the duties. ined by the nd plea 00 1! f the iofh, .ars in thl the Regal sled, find 1 1 , s-of Schler: !d to urdaits ) pay a MI 4bsh. payment o. 111 eve' f t r, he eotintlt and to tb. ci bow f°' lows :-- 411 ; or cla}•r otll lie 1.3 10 ousal of tl'! •rhouseJ tf , or fOreig",- (1 at 17 1" ' 1 4 the entrie gl ign of fre° ses sliaTi h! :orted :wt. 610 . ; a:td claye' t ; brOr ls ~ ( .1 by pr', 4 r t War • A wn ciusbc, d o wn ditty bscrveLl bY 1, the 4 4 t 1/ ICK, cri. hrooxhnu t be 10.0; tern LO.O 1 b. ( 4 4 weigb " ler cwt• ir. ; r bush* prt CIVel er qr. pek t I rotr pe • Cakei itici. ---.•••••-...... f. 5, td $1 0 ' t 0,7: to 7► I t). " rill Oi I to;A °l . tto 6' 'o' ----% 61 ' 7, a Iqj 0 1 U 1 GI 7 , , 64 0 oI it - 1 (P, to S 5 Q d to Os° • • Oa 3 to el. o s Ito to 11 1 ' 24( , /, to 175 to Ig d i s to IPS to ei; t o 424 a to :O a , to 33 1. to ` 24u. to ^ - 1 to 19 1 to ' 2w ,y 28. itcher l ", 3b I 1 ' . 4 1 * Ss Si .0s Od us ° 4 ISd • • I Oe k :.',: is 04 ..10fi °4 110 1 . —6:l Pe' .q. of I-ien r / . squa re• Char le. Lune' ' I 11, 1 30 ,, rt ' of Jo' — a tliari net r:t oixto - cal , A' it, . 4 : 4 °ides" :r BRDiISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL'SOCIETY; • • , N grittefol Coinmemitraticin f . if tite Birth -rfay -AL of his Majesty GEORGE the TEI who, on the ear liest introduction to the Britliih System of - - Education, graci ously extended to it his Royal Patronage and support, the Children belonging to the schools, this system, of the *Metropolis, wilt he assembled un FRIDAY, the 4th of .Tune, itn9, at HIGHBURY TAVERN . ; there will be a PUBLIC EXAMINATION of the CHILDREN befOre his Royal High ness the Duke of SUSSEX, which will commence at one o'clock pricisely. Tickets of admission for Ladies and Geutlemen may he had on application to Mr. Corston, Ludgate-hill ; Mr. Millar, Musehm-street, Bloomsbury; Mr. Pieliton, Royal Free School, Borough-road ; andot the Quest-house, Cripplegate. After the Examination, the Subscribers and Friends to the .British System of Education will dine together •at Highbury Tavern ; 'His Royal Highness the DUKE of St7S§F,X in the Chair. His Royal Highne slhe DUIiA of KENT tvillottend.. , . • . STF.WARDS: . -. The Riht Hon. the Earl of W. Wallis, Esq. Daruiry - ' ' , lion. Henry—G'rey Berinet, Sir John Jackson,, Bart. M.P. M.P. John Smith, Esq. M.P. Zitthese ` Wool!, Esq. Aid. Thomas Challis, Eq. , M. P. J. S. Hutchinson, Esq. W. Cors4.oW, nsq, W. Janson ' Esq. , ( Dillwyn, F. Rd. Poole, Esq. G. King, Esq. S. L. De Simons, Esq. JOseph , lintter, Esq. John 'mith; Esq. Robert Slade, Esq. Knight Spencer, Esq. J. Selig, Esq. Samuel Woods, ,Esq. NathanielStonerd, Esq. • Dinner to he on table at four o'clock precisely.—'Pickets for the Dinner, its, 6d. each, may he had . of the Stewards; of Mr. Picton, at the School House; Corston, Ludgate-hill; and Mr. Challis, Jewin-street, Cripplegate. MEDICINE. TO T. TATI.Ott, FAci. No. 9, New Bi i4gt-sti et, Lan thin-. i4ONDURED SIR ) • - • . • • lb I BEG leave to inform yon, that ;ewer since the year 1795, I had been .afflicted with the Lues Venereal, whiell:ftoisi its obstinately' resisting every (Morse of niedi6ne . prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and on lergoino- severalseVerc courses of salivation; and • tWi'ce charged Irons the Hospitaiwith little : relief,. would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In tl.e spring of last year ' my disorder had got to such ahead, as nearly tat pot to my existence--I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs NV et e • brok*.out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully . painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also • two large nodes on it, was very crutch -diseOleuren, and gave me such excruciating pain,,,patticularlywhen Warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; iu this. lamentable 'state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who - reeeiVed so great a cure by them here), tO take vinir"Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to Om) thelatii . o.. l l4dy; "in the - course of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit' -in little more than a month the ulcers on mY - heMliiid'arins were soundly healed— soots atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving; lietw ever, considerable discolonration in the skin, and pain in the hone of theleft, Which, 'by the his ming of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, suArled the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal paius;gradual4goiug thus becaaie, , hy your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—hare redovered lay! former spirits' a tid strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months, tcythe astonishment of all %Olio knew nsei I am at alots in What, twos t. expresSiniy gratit ode; but beg ,you, fur the good of other suffering mortals, to make this" my case as public as iissible, - mu I atsall •en every occa sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir; 'yolir gratefal;obedient . , very humble servant, • • Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses tothe'aboi-e Cure:— . ". John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John M'lntosli;OlXAsseniblY'Close; Edinburgh: ' Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor, •THOMAS TAY LOB., Meniher Of the R4"at College of Surgeon), at his house, No. 9, New 13tidge-sttge4 o .,Loodon;.whine, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly 'dirtoted to the curt sstVesttreak.Complairits anilthote incidental to the Parts of Generation, with t hat inviolable secrecy which Unit of hiS prOfC4iiimisnottid'alWays observe in such cases, he flatters hinsself Alse,advice and.as#istance he giatuitouslV'administers tOn'arsons taking this Medicine, will b“stamed, by a •clicerningeublic, ,as.an adtattage seldom - attainable, and void of all anabiglity. Also'sold, by his'appointment, for ate convenience of those living at a distance, at thel:oyshoN.No.lo3, Oxford-street; - Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxters,' South-be idge, Edinburgh ' • Mi. Caliwell's, Dublin ; and en one pm son'in every viinsiderable town in Great 'Britainand Ireland, in boxes of only '2-s. y.l. eaen, stamped, and sealed up wall 'full and plaits • directions, .vtfereby persans, of 'ell her sex maveure themselves with ea te, :peed, seal av, and safety. BATHING.—The following are among the , nu. melons topics discussed in Sir A nrit UR CLARKE'S Essay on this important subject, just pub- ;abed :-- Variaty of hatbs in use -= scale .of their temperature. Coto BATH, its primary and g eneral effects on the body-- danger:Of gaing - cool iiito the Water—advantages to be/ex pected from cold bathing—diseases said to have been cured by cold batloing.—Sete Bat/ling improper in all eruptive complaints—other casts in which Abe cold bath, or sea bathing is injuriotts.—S . lmeccr Bath.—Cool lialle.—TEPl linra,—itteliects on the body—the :best adaprtd 'for the purpose of cleanliness--advantages of tepid bathing during pregurney—cnstoni. of the peasant woinen in Ireland—tepid bathing in infancv 7 -during ,pubtrty—in the middle age—qi Old age—means of prolonging 'human existence—Russian _ . mode of bathing practised BATEIi its im mediate effects on the body—diseases in which the warm bath is useful- ? best time tar warm.hatliing—catching:cold, after warm bathing, a groundless fear—warm bathing useful in the itifittenza—forti&s- the' system against cold.—Mebi caTrn Slll,ll[l BAlli,—its effects on the skin—the salt water bath injurious to the skin.—Diseases of the skin— cause cutaneous eruptions on the face—the medicated bath, or artificial- waters of liarege--i•the frith used by Bimii parte—by Julius tesar—by, Henry IV. of France.—Har BATH,—its effects on the body-,doaches or dry pumping.— VsPourt BATH, its immediate • effectS on the body—useful in fevers—used. by the Africans in fever—Purnwmeter— description of a Turkish bath 'and shampooing—vapour of boiling, tar—general iustrutgions tut sold, and vapour Thitehall, May 31. . MEMoaANDUtd —The name of Lieutenant-Co lonel Norman 11'Leotl, of the Royal Scots, might to have 'Appeared lh the list of Officers mentioned mentioned id The London .Gaz'ette of t he 17th Oc tober 1818, as having .been nominated and ap voieted by hi, Royal Highniip the •Prince , Re gent, In the name and on the behalf of his Ma jcs:‘,7, as acompanion of the Must ilunourable Military Order ut the Bath. Foreign Office, May st. Hia ,Royal Highness the Prince Regent 'ltas been' pleased, in 'the `nam e anti on Ate brhalf of his Majsty, to► appoint the' •folTowitig persons to be Consuls for' the Eing*ilonr - of Hanover :—At Cork, Mr. W. E. L: Jamesoti ' Scilly, Mr. J. Wilcock ; St. Ives, 'Mr. Christoph'er Trewhella; jun. Sharehain, - 11r. GeOrgelrwin. BANkRT.TPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Nightingale and T. Byrne, George-street, tailors. BANKRUPTS. R.:14% Hunt, Great Yarmouth, spirit-therchant, June R, 19, and July 1:3, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Solicitors, Messrs. Swain and Co Frederick's-place. J. Newell, Redbridge, Hampshire, tiiiiber-merchant, June 14, 15; and July 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Hutchison; Crown-court.. 4.llederle, Leicester-square, tailor, June,B,. 15, and July ,13. as ten, at. Guildhall. Solicitors, 'Messrs. iNdylors, GrCat ' 'Newport-street. AlCiblis, Bridgewater, Somersetshire, maltster, June --4,•it six, 5; at ten, .and - July 13, ,at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Solieiturs, Mesiirs. Adlington and Co.. Bedford-row ; and Mr..L. P. Reeves, Gliistonnury: S; Brainy, Sandwich, Kent, brewer, June 17, 18, and July 13, at el , yeti. at Gitil , ibal). Solicitors, Messrs. Ludington and -Co. King's Bench Temple. W. Moss, Tadley, Southampton, carpenter, June 8,9, and July 13, at eleven, at the George . Inn, Readiro4. Soli citors, ;Messrs, Biggs and Co. Reading ; and Mr. Eyre, (tray''-inn square. ironrivingei, June 8,15, and July 13, aEtx on e, buildings.-;, g at.(-ttililliall. - Solicitors, Measis. Draper au t . Co. T. D. Biiwker, Warmswortb ItouSe, - YOrhshire, merchant, June 1 , 4;29; and July 13, at eleVen, at the George.- Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Mr. plumptre, Temple ; W. Mess r s. Walt e r s and Co. Newcastle -up o n-Ty rre: W . Frears, j un i or , -Li ver p oo l. merc ha n t, J u n e 23, JO, an d . - `July 13, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Sir. Lodge, Liverpool; and Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. R. Lankester, Blackritan street, Saint Mary, Newington, li-, nen-draper, June •5, 19, and July 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Young' and Co. Saint Mildred's-court, Poultry. 7 •• • I S. W. Moat es . Bi r mingham, tobac co ni s t, June 17, 15, and July IS, 'at aLtile Shakespeare Tavern, Bit ming barn. Solicitors, Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry g and Mr: Webb, Birmingham. J. Strafford, Scrootry, Nottinghamshire, miller, June 9, at six, 10, at nine, and July 13, at eleven, at the Crown Inn,. Bawtry, Yorkshire. Solicitors, Mesirs. Wigtesworth and Co. Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Cartwright, Biiwtry. • T. Smith, Tandeltigg,. Worcestershire, butcher. June 26..29, and July • 13, at eieveti, •;Lt the Star and Garter Inn, -Wor • rester. Solicitors, Mr. Robeeim, Bromigrove; and Messrs. Flatlgate and -Co. EsSex-Street, Strand. niviDENDs. June 26, J. N. Durand, Upper Cumberland-street, Pen merchant—June 26, J. Israel, OuTy 7 street, St. Nlary. Axe, Jeweller—June 29. C. Holland, Lamlieoi, anny-ag , nt June 12, T. I). Lathan) and J. Parry, peronshire-square, merchants—Judie 26, J. Baum, Whitehart-'yard, Drury-lane, victualler—Juhe 5.6, C. Moreton, Dorby Aims, CroAon, victualler—June 29, 'l'. bleat,, Cheapside, auctioneer—,June 23, W. E. Roykton, West Leigh, Landashire, cotton-spinner —June 19, S. Jones, Saint Paul's Churchyard, ribbon-ma . rtufacturer--June . 2s, W.'Gre!, Leeds, liiimer—Jnne 30, N. W. Blundell, Liverpool, merchant—June 22, H. and W. Cutbush, Maidstone, "carpenters—Juice 26, J. B. Wise, Tap. low-Mills, Buckinghamshire, paper-maker—June 22, 'l'. and P. M rat:, Queero-street, Cheapside, warehousemen— June 22, 6. Arnty, Bury:itreet, Saint ,Mary-Axe, warehouse keeper—June 12, 3. B. TOotal, Minories, corilLietor—June 10, W. M'Kenzio, Saint Paul's, Covent-garden, merchant- . July to, E. , Dixey, Oxford-street, optician--June 22, J. Blitrton, Old Bond-stneet, coactionaker—June 25'., Holnis, Long . -acre, coach maker—Judy 6. .1. F. Bell, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, titerchant—.lnne.22, .M. Paterson, Halifax, York 'shire, dyer—.l tine -25, W. Timothy, Leigh, Worcestershire, farmer—June 26, .1. Frost, Saint Admit s, linen-draper. - [PRWE :SEVEiii , hoNC, . PROVINCIAL PIT!' CCUDS. LERDS.-.--On tfi-e :I.lembers.of this Club held their'antionl .Netting, tat the • Cmicelt itipoott, Albioolstreet, ebiottieworOte the•ltiettiory of /-ite Illostrioos • Stake. In ii,ll wO„p - se Alarm! Litry tio 000ri tihoftt 120gentletitey Were present, .sOn s l t soot) a'tter ) 6‘e to an excellerit diiint-r,'Or;)Videti by :NI o seley, of the Saddle too, AVio.Prest; Ds+ to it.eabletteeot the Pt e sident, Lard LascellFl (tyltu bath beep expected) presided. HALIFAX.—Last Friday being the Anniversary of the Birth of. the Right' Hon.' William Put, iv ,:eeohirge'fpsemblage•or tie Members of this Club Ltoolc, place, at the kVitue Lion Inn, to celebrwe the del anspicioUs to the ; :lory and the sakry Orotit cOstirty.--41trunas Horton, Esq. io tire 7 Chair.? •The':".l trast-- , -"-Tive immortal Memory of the,Right Lion. was received in a way that proved the veneration ot all present for that illustrious' Patriot. It was given by the Chairman, after an address, in which hr paid sin . - cere homage to the, virtuous character ot ,the great and lamented Statesman. In the_ course of Which, a:lverting to the Catholic Question, he said, " Mr. Pitt was, through lile, the sttetrioui advocate ot the .Roman Catholics. 13 , u,.1 he r lieve, all his his friends are,convinced, that l ie was on no .point more decided than on this ; th a t the period had nor arrived when the political restricL. tipt.s. affecting the Roman ~Catholics could bt safely, witlit'rawn ; and that, though he .was anxious for the art ival - of that period, yet that he saw no piospect of it.—The (petition is set at' rest .for:the present - , but will probably be revivetl another year. that ,case, I trust, that pail turns from every corner of theYitnpire may ex.; press the strong Protestant feeling's of the great mass -of the people,- and :1 trust that lorrongs; these petitions from this towit aid neightrour-, hood . may convince the two HOuses of Parlia ment' that we, in otir place; are most fir m ly at .: tached.w. our Glortous•Conty imam) in Chords and State, as established by the . caution and the, ivisdoin of our auceatois."—The Club received on thiS oc c asion "it 'Very considerable addition of Hew Members , and . the7day was'paised with the greatest .conviviality, • Birrh PAy of , William Pitt iris, celebrated at Armley,. on Ft iday last., by the Pitt , Club established in tbdt There ' was very full: aitendaw.v laf;the members-; many high.; ly appropriate toasts were drank, andtheevenim* was, spent with the. greatest, loyalty, harmony, and conviviality. A very coitaitlcrabie . adilitionla numbers was made to the Club. HUDDRItiFIELD'.--The Birth Day of the late Right : Hon. lyilliain Pitt w-is celeotated brie by %.0 parties of gehtlemeo ; one of which (tilted At the George, and the ot:,er at the Swaa Ittn. EDINBUROII.--Oil Thrirsday week a very re spectable Meeting '4,f the Vitt Club of Scotkool (Str J. Ferguson, Bart, in the Chair,) Was held at Edinbut for the purpose of eltctiug a Pie• sideLt in theirrriom of the Duke of Buccleugh.' The Right Rob: c e earl of Hopetonn was un'- auitnously elected. , Sevepei, gentlemen were ad milted itrierribers of this, most constitutional ani4 ;patiiotic club by ballot. SHEMBLD:TiIe yeatly celairation of the Birth Day of the late Right Hon, William :was held on the 28th,n1t. at the Totrtilie Inn. The adMirers the. public conthict of the illustrious. character, on whose account - the'eelebration wkit Iselti, will learn with pleasute•thut a company nu.:: orerpaa: anti rewctable„.wcre pre,ided over, by Sir W. C. Bagshawe, with a degree of . _propriety and gentlemanly alfa l bility - th4t grealy'conitibot ed to the festivity and harmony of the occasion. A selection of 'toasts, .and sentiments, appropiate .thereto, were drank, and cheered in the usual manner, relieved at intervals by the musical ta lents .of Messrs.• Mather, Sack, &c. Vie Members wore the medal which has been struck,. how a die engraved . by ,Mr. Wilson , of this toevo, :cnntaining a bust of the late Mr. Pitt on one 'side, and t he date of the tilub on the other. - • A medal • has been titruck•for the gentlemen o f, the Pitt Club, at Slielheld, which exhibits one of the most admirable specimens of sculpture. It is . vt;Orthy of the niemoty of a great marl, awl' it re• fleets:honour on Mr.-IVilson, who executed it. *** We'are . requesteo to inform our Readers, that _Alesbrs. c OOP R and Co. Surgeons, of ,Char lotte-House, Great Charlotte reef, Blarkiridrs roan, have, in - consequence of their extensive practice. and for the accoiumodatioti s of patietys nt the West•end of theTTOwn, estahltshoa Ni dical.Board in Woodstock•street,'Oxford—ttr e t, it ft!te doors from l';ond-street; where a l'hysi ! iaii 40 years experience. and a Sirg,eon of great corr.. Hence, reside, and where all the Board alteroately attend, the whole of whom'are M,ltibers of the Royal College's—rhat thOusamis have been restor ed to pertect health by their united talents is uni-, versally acknowledged, many Of whom hat.' been discharged from HospLkls„ . and otherwise impro treated. They are consulter! at Wiiodstock-, House, ‘Voodstock-stieet, from Eight in the morning until Eigiri,at tai ht i..and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-House`, Blaelariars-road, from Twelve till Eight in• the Evening.HMechanie have advice gratis every evening from Six til. Eight, at both houses, ant! on Sunday mornings until Twelve o'clock. This morning, about one o'clock, an alarming fire 'broke out at the 'Anse of Mr. Haynes, car penter and box-maker,• Westmoreland-buildings, Aldersgate:stre,r ; ,it was first discovered in the cellar. 't be interior of the house WAS entirely ties(roycil. CERT' FIC:kT ES—J c_ • M. Allen, Gayle. Viirtshire, dialer —C. Howar4l,oii. lirewer—G..North; Sheffield, butcher. r —W: Clidmherlesin, Bristol, corn-factur— J. I.3iiiley, Purist:a, cual-merelpuit. . . • P.II:TNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. ThatChellor and W. Evans:Bath, atiff 'Nliirslitield; Glow: cester, solieitors—J. Dalicit and A.P.Postaii.Puttiey,Nitirren tallow-chandlers—G. Woodaick`Mid - 11.. Brown, Hinckley, Leicester, hosiers—'l'. 'Allehitt .atid Fair -street, Horselydown,woolstaplrrs—H.Bolt and .t. Newcombe, Bath, straw-hat-manufacturers'—.l. Jordan and - E. Jones, York street, Southwark, mustard-inasiulactorers—D. B.:smith and W. Pratt, Birmingham, thimble-matiufkrturers—C. Banitott and T. 'l'arley, Bradford, York, talloW-cliandlers—R. Roper and J. Ropei; Liverpool, phitubers—R. Ashby and W. Ashby, Staines, mealtyren—J. Mallet and •J. Wheeler, Crutched friats, wine-merchants—G. Walker and J.H.Balser's row, Clerke mop-yarnmaaufacturers—T. White and .1. Harris, Bristol, wool brokers—T. Putts and J. Dannelly, Liverpool, uplioisterers—J. Lyon, A. J. Tipton, and J. Lyon, Bristol, agents—W. Thompson and Brothers, ltawdcn, York shire, merchants, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. May 26, Andrew Christie, corn-merchant, Leith—Ciedi tors tweet in the ExehanKe Hotel there, sth and t 9th June, at 2. . . May 27, John Pollock. oitton-spinner, Greetthead, Glas gow—Creditors Illect in the Star Inn there, 9th and 23d June, at 1. May 2R, Thomas Smith, sartdier, Clasgow—Crediturs meet in the Lyesuut IiteWAIS there, Sth used 31st Juue , :It 1.