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THE PRII.VCIPAL OFFICERS of His M-1- p J .Esrrs ORMV,INCE do hereby g iv e N o ti ce , th a t r"Posale mill be received at their 0/lice, in Pall-Mall, on 9r 4e,lbre . l londay, th e 22 d day of March next, from suck Snore as s as ay be willi ng to undertake the Supply of HO -''" If • I.Y Aft TICLES,for serv i ce of this Department, for a p e - Three Y ears, determinable after the expiration of the, : PP ' 9l Y.. ", upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. t4 Pali erl's of the Articl es may b e v i ewed upon application at P h , eipal Storekeeper's (Vice in the Tower, and at the ulore4,eper' s Offi ce in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich; and APther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions 'l:Vehe Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in 411-37a1l aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and .rota o'clock where the Proposals must.. be delivered, sealed gyp ' and endorsed " Proposals fur Hosiery Articles';" but 44 .. 13r eP05al can be admitted after tlie said 22d March next, Twe lve o' Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any r ider be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent 111 • s behifs shall attend, By Order of the Board, R. Jr. CREW, Secretory. ° FI7! - IS ORDNA..kCE, March I, 1819. . V IE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA .1.7.1",s ORDX,INCE do hereby give Notice, : 4 4t P r°Posals will be received at their Office,. in Pall-21fall, 141 7 before frednesday, the- 24th March instant, from 4 4 P erso ns al nun/ be Witting to undertake Me Supply of .1:,,"(ler-ntentied quantity of ELM and OAK TIMBER, %i t lerv ice of the „ Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, 43° 4°O4 s of ilewn Elm Timber, each Tree to contain SO feet o,UtUpwards. 311° L oads of Ihion OczA Timber, two thirds of whi c h m a st beto Trees containing 70 feet and upwards in each Tree, 44(1 the remainder 91111 Se contain 60 feet and upwards in e° " , Fre e. • l e of the Elm Timber must be delivered at frool 444"kin two ilio n th s , an d th e O a k Ti m b er w i t hi n f our t 4141 14 . 4 ,fr 0w.the date if the Contract; and th e Terms and Ol i t ee "444 of the Contract may be known at the Secretary's rP "e 1! " aforesaid, any day between the Plows of s tett e ,l: ' r 6 'Clock, w h ere th e Proposals must he delivered, 4 4, 'P,lindendorsedgi Proposals forthe Supply o f Ti m b er ;" Str t : Pre 'Posa/ can be admitted after the said 24th March 11 14 at Tinelve o'Cloch a t N oon o f th e same day; neither, ti t Z. 7 rende r b e not i ced, antes , the Part making it, or . in his behalf, shall at!end. 13!, Order of the Board, R. H. Cl?Elr, SecreMry, C E OF ORDNANCE, 29th January, 1819. - li 4 l)k-I M ASTER-GENERAL and BOARD o f ‘ 4l e (413 i NCE having granted th e i r A u th or ity f or th e 44 ailit'llESlONS taken front the PLATES, engraved I. t? se r e one inch to a mile, from the GENERAL SL in.. ters,l4ll (41EAT BRITAIN, perforated under the sal • Atti li et of Colonel WILLIAM MUDGE, of theßoyal Nttliier).' the Public are hereby informed, that 80 Plates theare tiPthl t'ished, and that Impressions are on Sale at kth; l 4 , - " ce lqaP Office, in the Tower of London. These in tt•O.4llla complete Map of the Coast from Folkstone, • In : ll ' e Land's End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week N ee, near Bristol; and also from the Thames . to 144,11.4e55• Several other Plates of this Work are note 41%4; 4n " Par, 7, which contains the North-east of S :tmer- P' t Ott he central part of Wiltshire, and the unpublished 44rupsitire, will be ready for delivery on the Ist of Nic e , n•V application to :\ir. Baker, at the Ordnance Ma h - . 111 0: '4. ' er e an Index Map will be shewn, Gentlemen . w: k t4it 13r"ure Map of the Country surrounding their own h ie. 4ti , ° , ns ' 'nay select any Plates they please for that pur tiNer Letters ott this subject, address e d t o M r . B a k er , it kii 4er Wi ll be tlithe Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall ediately attended to. By-Order of the Board. It. H. CREW, Secretary. Li ,., -otivrEitAcT the many 11•tremPt 3 111a' A'‘' itl 14l lY made to impose on the unwary a spurious tt,'. iiiid" instead. of the Gennitie Blacking, ytrP." which 1, ti t 40 kARTIN they,have adopted wnew lane', 1 , o'fi.it f ti t'ss 97 iji,h Holborn, 3 P the 4-4, '-'lltte' ti t t they trust an attention to this, and .. is so conspicizo . usl laced at,i.rl't mf 't! '4. • • .4 itie all letter-press, hill Is..lll:,trii• te tnie' i) .l l• h imposition. -• - t l y- it t ., l -,4‘ers ataucti to eetect 1 e /11.,,,1•It„`.;'1'in BLACKING, 1 , t 1 by the ft,ei''il ("41CriN, 97, High Holborn, ant! tetiiL ~,,r_ Wade and said W . Irlesale by Z ' G t i l A "'berms, Drticgists, Booksellers, d Ironmongers,li:Ves • ..,"' 1 ~(jar-Inalters &c. in the Unite Kingdom, 111 ra • '''', 8. ' 44 Is. rid ' each. ::____ 7 _______ P irtip , . BuE. GPts.' NEW SAUCE. '• • I) •trytvett by the Nohi t4. l it ": 0101 e riconititrns es s ,_ induces t t ~l'utpi..4"d flew ! y Ilium the abor:. NEW SA 1.7,th,, to offer ,lis"t• Iti,;"it.firs; tlessrs. 'JOHN BURGESS and .SON, en -011:g - ''' e at lArge a Caution against. imitations, by m . 1 t4 211 t b r'"he eau be relied upon as Genuine. without each 4 1 l•in g Seal , I 1. their F'and address, and also ~ 4 ., iie , ~ ll 1111.1.1. t.. Mil . 1•0,111,,, lit.l.ltaving their Ngtoature. • t r 1 111„ 1111 3' and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted rtist ''"'Poses has caus e d a "Teat demand for it, and its in- N t , "f eirentit'tio I'dt• i • b • I their flinch and lung ii... ii i ,„, „., . . , 11 4 S ~! to equi! i t v it h t 7. -I,NSEN( E of ANCHOVIES r they respectfully so ' w 'till 1 . 41 1 loom those who have not used it, being confident It'art,;`: satisfaction to the nicest palate. l "sgt No. 107 (corner of the Savor•steps), s-,,,, SI'RAND, London. $ !.11;-;'------------------------------------ .APERI L , PATENT TWINE CLOTH. 1., tie t!'ilt pas de list), mitis en -. possedent les agremens. ~ ic Nobility tiAniihes, and Aletchants, et TON:4,, s,l,,ttftilly in the above Cloth is sold at the "rp . , ' 3 East India Warehouse 1G eh •,sideWholesale Gt„..ir''ttation, and hy the Pieee'and'D 'I Pe Y.;lrt.'l,:,34l'ils ech, at is. -2s. 641.-3 s containingenl'7'6dtoSs . Per in ;:t,loeo,,F,biiii'llirting mid rarkous fantilyporposes.,Slieet.ing, &c. ~' ‘ ibt"H,._, arid its peculiar conduciveness to heatth, both I,,e)t, ielmustes. as well a s in the, more -Cold and '2l 1440„:s tch..rs it an articl e of the first consideraion, _,I I tf t l e ,',' gti;llg abroad and t II • .1 wish warmer nti ted, tntit i Linen. h,,iii, Pureha• ar-"rIlY at o tf unit i I4S ha'ring been pro- Vie._l.4 nn ~ e ,v., et requested to notice, that it is sold ge t.._p,lot I, car:„(!, tl,,i, e,ser hilt as above. Orders executed, ~i, t,i 4a ,' ,1 1 , 4 . g . ~.. tevsery Part of the Country, and the ad- lie l 1 8 ;s, print_,, '',,,,,,t•o.idescription of Family Linen, India it ~ e , 1 . 1 1 .ti tires, and the most lashiuirtale Ar- I ' i ' iikiitst4le and ltvtail. .rrIIIS GALLERY, tor the EXf - 1111ITION and SALE _of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, iq OPEN every Day - from Ten in the nye in the Afternoon, and will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, the i7th Instant. Admittance! Is.—Catalogues Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.. THE LOTTERY. THE 23d OF THIS MONTH THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS. A SINGLE TICKET MAY GAIN SIXTY THOUSAb POCINDS. • A SIXTEENTH MAY GAIN 520,000 GUINEAS: T BISII, Contractor to r t h e 'r wo last Lottettie,.i! . • respectfully reminds hi s. b es t F r i en ds the Public, that. t he .STATE" LorrERY begins NEXT TUESDAY, 2Sd Instant. • • TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at the old established Offices of T. BISH, 4, CORNHILL; and 9, CHARING-CROSS, London (and by his Agents in the Country), .wbcke, in the .last Lottery, he sold No:. 5,191, -drawn a Prize of. 20,0001.; No. 1,5:35, a Prize of 20,0001., botb.in Shares, &c. &c. ; being (AS USUAL) more than any other Office-keeper; • and in the preceding Lottery, N 0.5,535, 30,0001. &c. &c. *** Bank, India, South Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent. Consols, Reduced, Omniutu, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Government Securities, bought, and sold by Commission. " The Prices of 'Stocks are affixed, hourly, against BISH's Office, in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the ductuations. qr. ~~p ,~ SALE OF ESTATES. To he PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause of" NOEL aeainst WESTON," with the approbation of FRANCIS PAUL STRATFORD, Eig. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Spread Eagle Inu, Epsom, on FRIDAY, the 19th day of March, 181 P, between the hours of Ten and Eleven "'Clock in the Forenoon — , in Thirty-five Lots, by Mr. THOMAS BUTCHER, the Person appointed by the said Master, EVER A - Ei Valnable COPYHOLD ESTATES, situate in the Parishes of Epsom, Ewcll, and Cudding ton, in the Comm of Surrey. Also sundry Parcels of COM MON FIELD LAND, lyin4 in the Parish of Epsom. '1 hr Premises urly be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and printed Particulars had (gratis) at. the said Master's Cham bers, in Southampton • huildings,Cha ncerv-lane ; of Mr.Leake, Solicitor, Sackville-street ; of Messrs. Ware and Young, So licitors, Blackman -street, Borough ; of Messrs. Booth and Leggatt, Solicitors for the Affairs of Taxes, Craven-street, Strand ; of Mr. Uhthoff, Solicitor, Gray's inn ; of Mr. Heal ing, Solicitor, Laurence-lane, London; 'at the Place of Sale, and the principal Inns in the Neighbourhood ; 'and' of Mr. Butcher, at Epson,. PUBLICATIONS, PROTESTANTISM OR POPERY. Published on the I , t of March, by LONOMAN, HITRST, REES. ORME, and BROWN, Paternoster-row, price Qs. PH E DANGERS THREATENING the RE_ LiGiOUs and CIVIL LIBEIMES of the BRITISH NATION, by the Admission of ROMAN CATHOLICS to Stations of POLITICAL POWER in this Protestant Kingdom, Illustrated from authentic Catholic Evidence. moßnm ER'S COMMER!.:IAL DICTIONARY. - • On Thursday, April 1, will he published, PART I. price ss. (to be completed in about Six Parts; form ing One large Volume, Svo. closely printed) of 4 GENERAL COMMERCIAL DIC TIONARY, comprehending Mlnufactures, Trade, Na vigation, and Agriculture, as coonected with Commerce; with Abstracts of the Law relating to the Regulation and Protection of Trade and Merchandize. By THOMAS MORTIMER, Esq. A new Edition, carefully revised throughout, with •consider able Additions amilMOrovements, By WILLLAM DICKENSON, Esq, , • With the Assistance of Professional Gentlemen in the various Departments. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown, Paternoster-row. New Editions of CAPPER's TOPOGRAPHICAL DIC TIONARY of the United Kingdom, and of: WATKINS'S BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIOpIiARY, are in considerable for. wardness. On the Ist of April will be 'published, price 4s. in Royal Svo. ' or Bs. in Royal 4t.d..ehig . antly printed and hot-pressed, • - No, XIV. of VIEWS of the SEATS of NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, in ENGLAND, WALES, SCOT 'LAND, and IRELAND; from 'Drawings ,by J. P. NEALE, Author of the Illustrations of the History and Antiquities of Westminster Abbey, Ste..engraved in the line manner, by the first Artists; accompanied with Letter-press Descriptions, . . . . • CONDITIONS. I.—The Work will be handsomel y printed in Royal O c t avo , hot-pressedi s and putili'shed monthly.' ll.—Each Numbero/ill contain Six. highly-finished Views, accompanied with appropriate pescript ions ; price 4s. few copies will heireattliftilly printed in IlOya) Quarto, with Proofs on India Paper; price es. each. IV.--;-The Work will not exceed Six Volumes, each volume to .contain Twelve Numbers. . The First Volume is riO;.• ready for (1 - chvery; price of the - Royal Hen., 21.-I1is; in boards, and of the.Boral 4to.,is. London : Printed f o r Sh erwoo d, - N ee l y , and Jones, ater.= nater-row, and sold by all Booksellers and Pritltselicrs; of wbow may also be 'had, the Thirteen former Numbers. ' CURTIS'S LECTURES or . BOTANY, COMPLETE IN • , THIRTY NUMBERS. • Thi s ,Day was published, • Price 2s. 6d., 'with the Plates correctly coloured from Nature, Nottibet I. of _ EX .4 COMPLETE COURSE of LECTURES on BOTANY, as delivered at the Botanical Garden at Lambeth, By the late WILLIAM cum.'s, F.L.S. Author of The BOtanical Magazine," the " Flora Londi nensis," Stc Second Edition, With A LIFE of the AUTHOR, by Dr. THORNTON.—Th e whole form three handsome Volumes, in Royal Octavo, embellished with 120 new Plates, ilfustr . ative of the Progress of Vegettstion, the Sexual Systi'm; front original Drawings, made under the Author's Direction, and correctly coloured from Nature; which may be had also coin- • plete, in boards, price 41., or, half-hound Russia, 41. 4s. London : `P r i n t e d f or t h e P ropr i etors ; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jo nes , P a t ernoster - row, and all other Booksellers. MONEY to the Antot n ►t of a Million is ready to be advanced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates in England, or fur Annuities secured on Property in any part of the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to 12 years pur chase will be given; also upon Life Interest, arising from Wills, Marriage Settlements, Widows' ilointureS, Money in the Funds, Church Livings, and upon eligible personal secu rity; also in the purchase of Reversions and Post Obit Bonds. Matters of magnitude preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invariably observed. Apply, personally, between Nine and Five, or by Letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John.. street, Golden-square. SHIP' NEWS. PLYMOUTII, hiaxc22 15.—. Sailed his Majesty's shili Spartan, for South America. DOVER, MARCH 16.—Passed this port, to-day, the Beantish, Poynter, from Smyrna; and the Vittoria, Montgomery, .front . Charleston. MARCH 15.—Sailed the Lee,Williamson; Brothers, Mercer; and Swan, Taylor, for Davis' Straits; aml the Cherub, Jackson; and Richard, Gillyott, for Greenland.— The Harmony, Sawyer, for Greenland, sailed yesterday. MILF,OIID HAVEN, MARCH 14.--The Auckland Packet, ,Captain Richards, arrived this morning with a mail tind pas 4Oogers from Waterford ; also arrived his Majesty's schooner 'Pigmy, last from Plymouth.—Sailed the Active, Roberts, fetus 'reignmouth; Jupiter, Freeling ; "and Desire, Griffiths, from Bristol for Liverpool; Mary, Miers, `from Bristol for ; Greenock; and Resolution, Evans, from Cardiff for Glasgow. The Newport . , Smith ; flee, Richards ; Hope, Mason ; Lady Kenmare, Burnell; and Severn, Gibson,—all timber laden for the Dock-yard, have discharged their cargoes, and sailed from here yesterday in ballast.—The Sandwich Packet, Capt. Stupples, sails this evening with the mail and passengers for Waterford. MARCH I.s,—Arrived this morning the Camden. Packet, Captain Nuttall, with the mail from Waterford, and •pas sengers.—The Itrussa, Dinibar, from Smyrna for Liverpool, lately put in here to perform quarantine, left loading at Smyrna when she•.sailed therefrom, the Aldan() ) Curlew, and London Packet, , the former for Liverpool, and the two latter for London. , . . The Lords Commissioners cif:the - Admiralty have lately made the following promotions, viz. :—Mr. Couch, late Master Mast-maker at Plymouth Yard, to be Timber Master at Pembroke Yard ; Mr. A. Keddell, late Clcrk of the Rope Yard, Portsmouth, to be Clerk of the Survey at Plymouth Yard ; and Mr. Pownell, froni.that station, removed to Wool wich,-to fill a similar appointment at that Dock-yard. CUSTOM S LIST. Entered Inwards, March 1. 77 -I ) haros, Gerrard, Havre. Ehtered Outwards, Mare/1 1 5.-Swan, Lyon, Havant - lab.; Alabama„Hamilton, New Orleans; Mentor, Bullock, Oporto; Joseph "ii(l Ann, Sibsey, Hamburg!; Catharine; Knox, ndia. eicareti Outwards, March 15. - -Ann, Wilkie. Vcniet; zabeth, Swinburne, Malta and Corfu ; Brilliant, Yonne:, Cape of Good Hope; General Harris, Welstead, China; Eclipse, Constantinople ; William, Donkin, Dantzt ; fig;• Ann, Mitebell,"C a di z; Grant, Hogaith, du. ; Catedunia, - Primrose, Windan. ':" Fiohz . the LONDON - 6A ofr, ~~llurch 16, . . Crown-T/74v, March 16. Nfernber retnrned to 'scree in I'arliamerit. Borough of Newry.—Thelibnourable Francis Jack tsfesjl7tat», in 'toe roorn• of the HorVitilrlile" 'Francis Nec•iihqar, 'crow, Viscount Kilmorey, called up to the House .ofTecralt.t ; •BANKRUPTCY, SUPERSEDED. J. Gun, Eton, Buckinghair/Shire, cOacli-maker. BANK.RUPTS. G. E.' Jones; Bedford, boiiksillfer, to surrender April 5,6„ 91, at: the Red Lion Inn'; ' Bedford. Attornics,- Messrs. Swain and Co. Ftedericlei.i.place, Old Jewry. H. IT. Whitmarsh, Winghain, Kent, maltstcr, March 29, 3Q. April 27, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. attorney, Mr. Starr, Canterbury. •••-• J. E. Houghton, Fetter-lane, builder, March 23, 30, April 27, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr: Deykes, Tharies Mu. G. Chaster, Gomersal ; J. - Chaster, Knottingley; and. X. Chaster, Dew,hury, Yorkshire, corn-dealers,• April 2; - 8, the House, " Wakefield. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Hatton Garden. • T. A. Cocksedge, Woolpit, Suffolk, merchant, April 6,7, 27, . at the Unicorn Inn, Ipswich.. Attorny, Mr. Toms, Cop- . tball-conrt, Thrognwitou-street. W. Lea, Birmingham, victualler, Aprif 3,6, 27, at the Heti and' Chiel•etii Hotel, Birminghahi. Attornics, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-conrt,'Oray's Inn. • '• ' • W. Rurraston ' Worcester,•hop:mercliarit, April 1, ,2,•27,- at. the Hop Pol e, Worcester. -Attornies, Messrs. Cardalc ?Ind. Young, Holborn-court, Gray'sliin.' T. Willianrion, Leigh; Lancashire, provision dealer, April 7; 8, 27, at the Windmill Inn, Manchester. -Attorney, Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn. ~. ) f • . . • W. P. Cook, Plymouth, merchant, Maid, 29, 3 0 ,.Apri1,27, at•thefillofie inn, Pryntouth. , Attorpies, Messrs. Alliston Freeman's -court, Cornhi II.• B..Fettrier, - Feitehureb-street:cliambers, flour-factor. Alareli 23, 30; Aril 27, at Gnildhall'.' Attornies, Messrs:raeripier And Turtier,Lontion-street, Fznehurch-street. • +y it H. Newton, 'Marshal-street, St. George's-i n-the-fielch4ailor, March 20, 27, April 24, .at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Goodall, Southampton-Inulangs; Chancery -lane.. T DIVIDENDS. April - c; ,Togo-street, Holhorn, mooev-scrivener. .--April 6, J. Wingfield, Long-461e; West Smithfield; saddler' April 6, S. Singer, High-streclt,, Kensington, haiierdasher— April t 2, Nr:Rigg, Live? merchant—Apill'lo, .W. Davy, Norwich, gnu-Maker—April to, .1: Mathias and T.' Bowen, iltiverford west, bankers—Apr-Biz', T Walker and H. P. Parry, Bristol, furnishing ironwongcrs:---Apyil . 6, Merrick, Frith street; Sobo, Mercharii-,—Aptil . 6, S. G. Mayne, High- s t reet , grocer—March 27, M. Hadlitgliam, King-street, West Smithfield,. harness , niaker,--Apti) '17,, W. Furrier,' Ba singstoke, stage-coach-proprietor- r ,-Karch 20. 11. Reed and T. BlieV,Grcat Russell-street,Blooitishury, linen-drapers -,-April (5,T. Silerf;Gnildford-street, St. Patfigas, livery stable-beeper 1 0 ; Derereox and M. Lamb'ert, Brabant-court, Phil poklane,,peorFhatits—April 10, C. and-J. Wilkie, BetiCross streei,. East Sault lifield; yeast inercbants—April6,W. M. Tartt, , Old Broad-street, merchant—April 8, T. Clarkson, :Kings bury, Warickshire, , •dealer coals—April 29, J; Tarleton, Liverpool,linerehani—Aprit 7, M. Dodtnan, Thornhant, Nor;' folk, shop-keeper—April 6,1). Adams, Fleet-street,, optician —April s 3, J. Ventres:, and R. Ettinierson, Tyne., elleseintingers;—April 8 iW.'Drabble, HMl:reek, York.: shire, machine-maker—April 11, Turton, Ripley,. Derby shire, butcher—March 29, T. Noses, Bath, linen-draper— April 7; J.' Harrison, Heskee. Cumberland, dealer in woad —April 18,. Cochran, York; glover—April 8, J .'Hout sou' and 'l'. Smith, Manchester, cottup-spintirs. CERTIFICATS—Aerti t, 6: T. Cowley, Boltun-in-the-Moors. Lancashire, warehouse man—W. Cu! hard, St. John-street, West Smithfield, brass 'founder---J. Enock, Birmingham, 'britslimaher—C. Perkins, One 'fur), I'r:l . l6o's-rents, Cirert. Peter-street, Westminster, victualler—J. Rowed, Harp-lane, dealer—S. Brocklebank, Liverpool, merchant—N. B. Hubert, Kehnington, insurance broker—C. Halsted, Healuy'-wood, Lancashire; cat:loo4pin- Dalgairits, Lirerporrl - , merchant. • ' 'PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and: R. Braddock, Manchester, c4ton-spinners—M. Morraticand W. Marter, Worthing, surgeons —J. Fox and J. Brown, Sculcoates, and it, Brown, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, coal-dealers-4. 'Cullen and A. Robertson, Sheer ness, surg,enns—J. Hornbuckle and .1. Simpson, Air-street; Piccadilly, clothes sa l esm en—S . Bullock , Yeadon, and B. Benson, Bowiing, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners—G. Sellers . and W. Tuke, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants ; —J. Tro ve!! and T: Armot, Castle street, East, Mitrylehonr, coach platers, FOR 'IIIE SUN. MARSHALS, t'A. COURT, 74- MR. EDrro ft,—Havii; g noticed in some of the Daily' * Journals an account of TWO THOUSA,JD POUNDS being paid for the purchase of a situation as one of the Attornies of ibis.Coisrt, :I that! tc,el grateful to yourself, or any of your enlightened Correspondents, for information of the nature and objects of this Court's institution ; and of tne benefits which 'are to compensate for so large7a suns advancer, only for the life interest of the party. It Night be desirable at the same time to know what are the public 'duties resulting froM the appointment to a situation so purchased, whe• ther they are as honourable 4.s they are profitable, and to what account the sail 20001. is paid. W.. M., Temple. LONDON JOURNALS.. MORNING PAPERS OF. THIS DAY. [The TimesT . By the private letters from Holland 'we learnt, that cominerce; which has so — lOiiglanguished, begins to dissfiver signs of improvement. The Dutch Merchants, generally spepiti, hare suf fered less than in any other part of the Continent. A system prevails among them of giving little or no credit, to which they, in, a great measure, have cured their security. [British Press. Colonel Cooke, who ?rood p Catididate for the city of Yorli at the last Electio9 > we are sorry to hear, now lies dangeroosly ill of a typhus fever, at liis lather's sear, at Wheatly, near Doncaster.: [Morning Herald.] 1 MARRIAGII HIGH LIF.- 7 1..nti Temple will shortly;-fead! to - the Hymeneal- Altar the second eldest dlitgliter of the Earl and Countess of Breai dalb•ane l : •grand preparations *are making for the happy e-rent:.: Ilis :Lordslitp,:hatt an elegant cha. • riot just finished, and Wourttnti Budge, in Buck. ingipamshire, is furnishing itr at . est - magnificent style for their reception. '• i i ";, 731 Ills Royal Highness the niece of Saxe Coburg is_gxpectedi tpustate,4 iwtomn &arirnext Zdeolit h. Every preparation necessary is notking for his re, ch-pt ivok-oNdribtougi4 : The Morquesspf Donerx,l tseettv(-J .the intelli. geti.ce °film death of his, broth.ur,.l. 39 rti Spencr . Stanicy atfgroting_ the Antrina. , Hilot., - the members of which itnniediiitely adjourn...: c'tl the hunt untilnext ; . MISSIONS TO RUSSIAN TARNIIY, &c. • . A very numerous - aikChighly respectable ing was. yesterday hel4l at : the City of London: Tavern, for the purpose of raising. a F on d, , its London,-in aid of the Volinburgli Missionary 50. ! ., ciety, for sending Missionaries to. Heathen: Ems., sia ; and for establishing a :parespondence be:. - tween the London and Edinburgh Societies, with the same view. :• A number of elegant females were present,. .• • It was announced to the Meeting, that the In. .titration• was under the immediate patrouloge of he Empero - P Alexander of Russia. • CHARLES GRANT, seri: I:J4 - RT.,. being called to the Chair, briefly, htit energetically stated the oh- Jects, and peoOliesS of. the Institution. This* was more fu!;s7 elucidated by the Repolt of the Secretary whose account of !Ne:Oecess already atterichnt ni)on the ~ exertions of Missiona r i es i n 'artery and . other. parts of . ..the Russi an Em pire, exCitiftl . t4e iVarmest . gratification. fttaCipent '4lio embodied in the Retiort, of, the , protection ' and patronage afrord e d by the Em peror Alexander . to Christian M i ssionaries of every seer, hnt partticularly th'e Edinburgh . MisSiOnat;y Society, elicited the deepest set sat and drew down thintaers of applause. :the Reve. rend Gentlemen who appeared delegates front the Society In .Edinbnrgh on' the occasion, de lighted the Meeting equally with their ekiquence• and zeal. Among those *ho took the most di s tink t ii s h e d l; part in the 1 - krocee'clints of the day', beside the Re verend ; alinded to were W. Wilber - fore, Esq., M. Thomas Baring, Bart., Joseph litifferwortit''.'Esq. and Rev. • Gerard Ooef; Waugh,Re4,Lewis Way, Rev. Mr. SteinktOtl,' &c. ' At the conc:uston of the Meeting a very liberal . subscription was entered into, in aid of the In stitution. BOW-STREET.—Mr; Araghten, alio is well known at all the 'public places, which he frequents in the dress of a Highlander, MS yesterday or dered to find bail, for an outrageous disturbance at George's Coffee-house, Strand,' on Sundly evening. He is the same Gen►letnan who was so loud in his disapprobation of the Christmas pantomime' at Drury-lane. APPLEBY GAOL—An attempt, it seems, has been in contemplation amongst the prisoners in this gaol to escape from their confinement, by cutting the blankets of their beds so as to form a sort of rope ladder, with which, it appeared, they meant to scale the walls. The gaoler, however, very fortunately discovered the conspiracy before it was B , acientlY ripe for execution.