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UCH Persons as may be willing to Contract for Supplying this Hospital with BUTCHER'S MEAT, for - Six or Twelve Months (ta be killed 48 hours before deli kered, if required,) may defiver in their Proposals to the Di rectors of the said Hospital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, the 18 th Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon and in lbe meats time be furnished with Forms of Proposals, and 4equainted with furthor -particulars, by inquiring at the S teward's Office here.. N.B. No Proposals will be received after the hour nor will any he attended to that are not agreettble to the 1441 Perms; nor unless the Parties personally appears OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Feb, 25, I THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His BM JES7'Y'S ORDNANCE do herebn ;rive Notice, that 40POsals wilt be received at' lheir Office in Fail-iljall, ',or before Friday, the 17th day of ifarch next, from L eh Persons as nucr,be willing to undertake the 'Supply of 1 9nAiiiE for the Ordnance Hursc.s..stationed, at fraolwich, 11141 1`n Sussex, to be Cselicered at the Expence of Me Con- . er etoi, for aperiod of Six Mouths from t/ie Ist of April • ' 4 e' Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any e'illure of Foxy or ?elowhurnt Oats, and must not weigh less 144 n 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet e nd dry, and delivered in Trusses of 561bs. the ' S traw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and 41ivered in Trusses of 36lbs. weight. the Prires to be paid-for the respective Quantities of each drliel e which nay he delivered, to, be at the following rates, . • For the Oats at per loolbs. Avoirdupois weight, For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds, rot- the Straw at per hundred and twelVe pounds. .elad it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the 4(461 e flung, which, during the period of his Contract, may *ec umulate, making an allowance' for the same after the rate Of per Horse per Ilreek. Farther particulars rimy be knotin upon application to the p itcers commanding the Royal Artillery at lroolwieh and Acmes?, and also at the Seerqtary!s O f fice in Pall-Mall, "feresaid, any day between the hours ef• Tcn and Four ° Clock, where the Proposals . Must be delivered, sealed up and e4dorsed " Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposals Can be 441itted after the said 17th March, at Twelve o'Clock at 40 0 n o f the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed 144. "8 the 'Party snaking it, or an Agent in his behalf, 84,1,4 Mend. By Order of the Board, *R.II. CREW, Secretary. EAST INDIA-HOUSE,'„Jan. Ir2n. THE COURT of .DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLANI) 4 RADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Company' , t I'OCK, will be SHUT'• on Thursday the 2d March next, Thr4e o'clock, and OPF,NED again on Thursday the lath 4 Pril following. That. a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will Il e held at their House, in, Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, he 22d March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. That a General Cuurt of the said Company will he held at their Rouse, in Leadenhall street, on Wednesday, 12th April teat, from Nine o'Cluck in the Morning until Six in the t 4 hing, for the ElectiOn of 'Six Directors of the said. Cola _ 1 ' 411 5' for Four Years. . And that the 'Lists of the Members of the said Company /1411 be ready to be delivered at this House on Saturday, the tstk `l4 March next. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. k--,v, lETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, March I, 1820. . IitNEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz.:— ,c._ s. d. .4 Right Hon. the Ea r l o f 41Itoseberry A. 5 5 0 }t -t trend Doctor Hughes - - A. 2 2. 0 't",erend C. B. Charlewood - - A. Si 2 0 it'. VVall, Esq. M. P. - - A. 2 2 0 Ni a l I g4 Edward Pigou, Esq. Second Benefaction 10 '0 0 I t . e "olas Brown, Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 j_iss Brown , - -- - A. 1 1 0 i'Siota Watson, Esq. . - ' - A. 2 2 0 . 1,, P ersse, Esq. Two Years, per Secretary - 4 4 0 `Nntas Haydon Esq. per Secretary Nollit Haydon, ' Esq. pet Secretary - A. 1 1 0 4 4 ; l i tiani Haydon, Esq. per Secretary - A. 11 0 w.,rl Twining, Esq. per Secretary • - A. 22 0 xi!iliarn Smallwood, Esq. - A. I 1 0 N, , . Charlotte Hayes, per Mr. Wm. Allen A. 2 0 0 11, 0 1014 Nixon, Esq. per Secretary - A. . 1 1 0 tillard' WilLinson, Esq. . - '5O 0 0 ii!i• Worrell - - , - 5 0 0 )0,42 Worrell - - - 5 0 0 131: ; ','. 0 . Worrell • - - 50 0 11.,''1") L. Powys ' - - . A. 1 1 Q tip'''ker Ferrind Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 1 3s E B . '. , h. %;,• arnard - ' - - A. 2 2 0 t. ' , - - - A. 5 5 0 \ i C • 1 i ,, - • dE. M. - - A. 10 0 0 1. , ' ' • per General Post, 51.—E. S. 51. • - • J 10 0 0 L , by Henry Clarlte,'Esq. 7,.!10ri Grand Jury by Michael Gibbs, Esq. 6 6 6 . 44d in u'oreri, a Donation - , iva the Letter Box - - 1 0 0 ,Cl4B 3 6 'thar7ed a n d re li eve d f rom various Prism..? D elitors, for the Su ns o f £ 29s 16 6 Consid ere d t he Cases of - 22 Petitioners. Of which - 14 were Approved. . , Referred fur Charact er I Inadmissible - I And Rejected - G. 1,t,1_!.. n efatihnis' are rece i ve d b y J o h n C amden N ield, Esq. the piivr4:surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by M essrs . Herries,, st r , - Y, lll ,r,.and Co. St. James's-street; Messr - s. Hoares, Fleet (2,: Messrs. Chatteris and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. pi t z i s ,- and Co: Charing-Cross ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. , Nl e t l . - lane Cornhill; M,•isrs. Hammersleys, Fall-Mall; (i i ,'N• Veres aad Co. 77, Lombard-street ; and by Mr. 40 411 , the Secretiary, No. 7, Craven-street, 'Strrnd, 1 4 , s i l " , lihe, Books • may be seen by those who are inclined tl i d tonrt this Charity, and where the Society 'met Jll urn Wedueiday in every Month. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,.1820: GENERAL ELECTION. COUNTY OF BEDFORD BLECTiON. VER. ?I'M'S . CONIMITTEE MEET daily A.Yja. at No. 16, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, BLOOMS BURY, where all Coratuunications relative to this Election . are requested to be made. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. consequence of the death of our late be -a- Jawed Sovereign, a Dissolution of Parliament has taken place. It ,is notfor me to judge whether I have performed duty in the.last four Parliaments that I have had the ho nour of reeresenting you, ,but for you to decide whether I have executed . the trust reposedlft -me so as to deserve your approbation. I hape,•however, my attention to the local in terests of the County, as well asitithe public welfare, has not been defective. From the verytgreat assurances of sup port I hare received, I venture to offer myself , as Candidate to represent you in the next Parliament ; assming you that if I am replaced in that high situation, it shall be my constant study to fulfil, diligently and faithfully, the great trust con fided to my care, to your satisfaction, and with honour to him who subscribes himself, Your obliged and faithful humble Servant, ~VILLIA MELLISII. Bush-Hill Park, March I', .1820. • The Committee for conducting Mr. Mellish's Election toil sit dilly, at his House, 112, Bishepsgate•street Within. To the ELECTORS of the COUNTY of SUSSEX. I✓, the Undersigned FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SUSSEX, highly sensible of the Blessings we enjoy under our present Most Gracious KING, and happy CONSTITUTION, cannot but feel a just indigna ; tion at the 4dvertisement of one of our late Representatives, wherein he openly avows Doctrines which appear to trs to be subversive of all Order and good Government. We, there fore, rejoice to hear that another Candidate has . offered him self in the Eastern part of the Country who has professed a contrary opinion, which entitles him to our Approbation and Support, and we hereby plidge ourselves to give him our Votes and Interest, and to convey such Voters in our imme diate neighbonrhoOd as agree with us to the place of Election, who have not the means of going there at their own expence, hoping that other Gentlemen will be induced . to do the same ; and we trust, that the Freeholders of the. County of Sussex, will not hesitate to follow the example of the Towns of Liverpool and Bristol, and the County of Suf folk, by declining to receive any Public Dinner at the Hx pence of their Representatives, hereby relieving them from a heavy and useless Expcnce ; being convinced that the more. freely and independently they are chosen, the more W;11 they. feel themselves bound to act with freedom and Independ• ence, in the trust which has been committed to their charge. _ CHARLES GORING, W. P. WOODWARD, N. FR EDCROFT, GEORGE WELLS, H. BRIDGER, JAM ES VENTRIS, JAMES WHITE, It. CONSTABLE. T a numeiotts MEETING of MERCHANTS;. BANKERS, and TRADERS of LONDON, cotivened by public sul*,ertisemCnt, and .holden at the City of London Ta 7 vern, in Bishopsgate-street, the 2d day of March, 1890, WNI MANNING, Esq. in the. Chair, Resolved Unanimously—That an huMble and dutiful an- DRESS .from the MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and, TRA DERS of LONDON be presented to his MAASTY, express-, lug Our Condolence with his Majesty on the Death of our late most excellent Stivereign, our Congratulation on his Majesty's Acces . sion to the Throne, and our dutiful Attachment to his Majesty's Sacred Person and Royal Authority, The Address was then read to the Meeting, as follows : " TO THE KIN6'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. " The dutiful and loyal Address of the Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of London. " Most Gracious Sovereign, cc \Ve, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of London, beg leave to ap proali.yo:as Majesty with sentiments of the.most sincere con dolencepn the death of your Majesty's most excellent r ather, our late Most Gracious Sovereign King George. the Third. " We reflect with gratitude upon the many idessings we have individually enjoyed, and upon the uniform antSuc cessfnl protection afforded to the trade and commerce ot the country throughout the late Reign ; and, as Britons, wkre colleet with pride those events,` glorious to the naval and military exertions, honourable to the Arts, and to the benefi cent character'of the. Nation, which have signalized that eventful period. " We feel for your Majesty and ourselves the calamity we have sustained, in the loss of a Father and of n Sovereign, whose conduct in all the relations of life held out to his af fectionate subjects, and to an admiring age, so conspicuous an example of every virtue that can exalt the Monarch, or adorn the man. ‘ 4 To your Majesty we offer our cordial congratulations upon your Majesty's Accession to the Throne, and upon those sentiments of loyalty and attachment with which all classes of your Majesty's, subjects have, in common• with ourselves, hailed that event. We feel confident in,your Majesty's con tinued protection of our important commercial interests, of our invaluable rights and privileges, and of all those sources of national prosperity which have contributed to the pre eminent strength and glory of Groat Britain. May your Majesty long 'reign over a happy and grateful people, and, under yonr.Majesty's auspices, may our country continue to be, as she long has been, under the wise andbe,- nignant protection of your Majesty's ancestors, the Princes of the House of Brunswick, the pride of your Majesty's subjects, and the envy of the world." Resolvd UnimimouslY, That the Address now read be ap proved by this Meeting. Resolved Unanimously, That the Chairman be requested to give directions that the Address be left at the City- of London Tavern for signature, until Saturday, the 1 tth instant inclu sive; and that these Resolutions, with the Address, b e insert ed in the public Papers. Resolved nnanimously, That the Chairman he requested to eonfer with the Secretary of State,fur the Home Department. concerning the mode most acceptable of presenting the Ad dress to his Majesty, and to take measures for presenting it accordingly. Resolved unanimously, That the Tanks of this Meeting 6e presented to Jeremiah Harman, Esq., and dolin Smith, Esq., the Mover and Seconder of the preceding Address, for their able assistance upon this occasion. Mr. Manning having left the Chair, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to theChaiman for his able conduct in the Chair. [PRICE StVENPE/4CE. • • 'MILLARD'S IMPERIAL SHIRTING CLOTH. (By his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.; FAMILIES -- going ABROAD, or returning from the East and Westindies-The•Nobility, Mer ehaiits, V d the Public, are respectfully infor me d, th e a b ove Cloth is sold, stamped `exclusively by the. Patentee ' at REIGN .and BRITISH FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, N. 16, CHEAPSIDF, and No where else whatever, Whole . . sale . fer Exportation, -and by the Piece ; the Pieces contain from 26 to 52. yards for Shirtier, and 'is foasid desirable to wear in the East and West Judie', where a warmer Article than Linen is required, as well as ;in the cold climates, and for-its economy. The Piecis foi Sheet lug contain Irons two to four pair each. - Orders executed with the greatest fidelity. Every descrip tiiin of Family Linens, India and British Long Cloths, White Chintz, and Ajengoes, India arid British Nhislins,l3m, th'e most superb India and Curious British Shawls, peculiar to the House: T HE followin'g Alticles are Sold by ,most Per fumers:— , ATKINSON'S'VEGETABLF: DYE, changes grey or red Hair to a permaivetit brown or black,. which. washing ren ders more durable. The Proprietor hopes this dye is too generallyisitown to require euloginnt; lie merely wishes to caution the Public 'against carious . Imitithinsthe C•enuine has always.the -Propri c to r ' s signature.. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID Ores a beautiful gloss to the_ flair, and keeps it in curl during exercis« in dancing or walking, or in damp weather. It is a,ko,a most surpris ing regenerator of the Hair; for its peculiar virtues in this respect, see numerous cases of Gentlemen who have recovered their Hair after being..hald for years, in an Eslay. on the Na tore of the Hair enclosed round each Bottle. . • . _ . . ATKINSON'S AMBRO4SIAIISOAP, made by a new pro cess, which divests it.of ail irritating qualities. It removesfreckles, redness, and hardn e ss fr om th e skin, prevents iti chapping.; and makes it. soft, white, and even. • It is alSv pre. pared with Naples ;Soap, for shaving, and is peculiarly adapted to Gentlemen who beep teiier.faces.. It braces the skin, and makes the razor cot much easier than by the com mon method.—No. 44, Gerrard-street;Solm-square, Loudon. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY•OF SUSSEX. , GENTLEMEN, rr haVe broken the peace of a large and -""po pulous County by an Election Contest, is an affair so serious and momentous that you are entitled to an apology for the step which I have taken, in having offered myself to you •as.a Candidate for your Suffriges at the ensuing Elec-. Ilion. The following Advertisement of the Hon. Baronet, lately the Eastern Representative of the County of Sussex, now my Opponent, is my excuse and apology -" To the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the' " County of Sussex.—lt has pleased Heaven t 6 release from " the state of suffering our late TeneraMe and excellent. Mo "' narch. The present Parliament must, therefore, he die "solved within-a prescribed time, if not before. To me wire •• " ther the Dissolutiots he immediate or deferred is matter of " little moment. Conscious of having discharged my duty in " Parliament (as I conceive) on Constitutional Principles, to " which I stood pledged, I shall present myself before you, " whenever called upon by a new Election, .not without" anxiety, hut certainly without fear. It has been ever to me " a source of pride and self-congratulation that no period of " time, (however short) could find me 'unprepared or. un " willing to meet my Constituents, tolubruit my conduct to " their judginent, to abide their answer, or receive a renewal "of their confidence as a splendid reward. It is impossible " not to advert to those measures of Government which were " carried in the late short and eventful Meeting of Parlia " meat—measures which could never have been carried' had " not the credulity of the confiding -been skilfully and insi " diously dealt with.'—The• return of the Country to peace " and order, which we must all rejoice at, is. attributed, by • " the Supporters of the Measures to which I have alluded, to " their operation. But as I do not believe this tranquillity " to have been brought about by the terror of these new " Laws, I - Consider such an assumption to be Ifs false and " gratuitous as the Laws themselves are arbitrary, uncalled " for, and a most ill-timed and dangerous innovation of " the Constitution.'—lt would inexpressibly grieve me to " find that your opinion did not agree with my own on this " important matter; but for my part I shall ever reflect with " pride and satisfaction that I was one of the Minority' in " the hard struggle for the Cause of Liberty,. during the pro " grass through Parliament of those despotic Bills, from " which, however, by the jealous care_ - and indefatigable at " tention of those who so anxiously watched their course, " much of the poison was extracted, though the sharpness of " the fangs remained.—Since writing the above I am inform " ed that an Opposition is likely to, take place ; but for that " circumstance I probably should not so, soon have addressed " you. • •It is, however, only necessary to observe, that no in ,' ducement of any kind shall kad me to withhold or to with " draw from this Contest, (if it occur) so long as one Free " huller of the County - shall he found willing to give his Suffrage.—l have the honour to be, Gentlemen; wit h great " respect, your very faithful and devoted humble Servant, " 13attel Abbey, Feb, 1820. " GODFREY WEBSTER."-• This Advertisement is the cause of the Contest. The pro priety or impropriety of these new Laws is the point on which We have joined issue. The .Parliament of Great B itahl has said they were necessary—to you, the Freeholders of sussex, the appeal is made by both_of us. A large, pn. [rufous, independent, and uninfluenced County, is to sit in judgment. Every Freeholder in. England will have his eyes'iutent on the result of this momentous Contest, and by the event the opinion of the People of Great Britain will in a great degree he demonstrated. With great deference and respect, I beg for your verdict in my faVour, and timid.) I throw clown the gauntlet, and challenge him to the Hustings. 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen), With due respect, Your most obedient and litimb,le Servant, Windmill-Bill, Feb. 29, EDW. JER. CURTEIS. - 1820, GENUINE COFFEE. DEACON Find CO. of. the COFFEE MART, No. I, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW-HILL, LON DON (established by the West India Merchants and Planters, 11311), beg respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public . in General, the) , arc selling the very Finest Dutch Coffee, roasted, at Ss. 3d. per lb.; Do. Do. Plantation Do. 3s.' do.—Deacon and Co. beg to assure the'Public they may at all times confidently depend their Articles being of Genuine Quality, and the finest Flavour that can be pro cured. Families supplied with Refined and Raw SUGARS of the Best Qualities. _ . ' N. B.—Fine Turkey Coffee. Dealers and lintel Keepers supplied on liberal Terms. DgACONand CO. have appointed respectable persons as Ag . .ents for the !iale of their Coffees in most of the Principal Towns•in the KingdOm, and who are also selling at the same pri&us . at their EstablishMent in London ; viz. Finest Dutch Coffee, roasted 3s. 3d. per lb. Do. Do. Plantation Do. s 3s. Od. do. ILTON and -C0.,• 4, Little 'Bruton -street, Berkeley-square, beg to inform their Friends and the Public, that after the 250 of March ❑ext, their Business will be carried on at No. 10, REGENT-STREET, opposite St. James's new Chapel. In the intermediate time, the follow ing Wines may be tasted in Bruton-street, or a single bottle had as sample : CHAMPAI GNE, d'Ay Mousseux) Do. Non do. .1 116 s. per Do;Cilmant }Doz. Uottles Do. Dos 4 included. Oeil de Perdrix , Sillery See Tisanne CLARETS. 1811 and 1815. Chateau Margaux, 78s. or Lafitte • 761. per Haut felon .. HU. Latour PichonLongneville harosse 6Bs. or LEuville St. Estephe Barsac 72s. Sauterne .. 6Bs. Preignac Carbonnieux Grave . BURGUNDIES Romance Canibertios Curton / Stuck of )1d Port from 545. to 665. according to the age in bottle, N. B. The Vat)lts and Counting-house in Bruton-street, arc to be Let. Hermitage Rouge & B!anc 4 years in bottte 115 s. Cute Rotie, 3 du, Old Hock - 84 s. Itheuiat Moselle, firstgrowth 6ss. • Port Wines,lBl2&l3ls 465. bottles not included Sherry 3Bs7 Do. Do• Pale • A4s. Madeira (direct). , Do. West Indi'y 'tits. Do. East. India Teneritt • 46i. - Bucellas Lisbon 46s. Cape Madeira . 2.;s Do. Du. Do. Do. '• 30s. Puntac 369. Cyprus White, from the l3arsac Cape . SOs MORRIS'S COUGH: DROPS. FOR CO COLDS : ASTHMAS; anal 1.. CONSUMPTIONS.—These Drops are admitted to be the best Medicine for immediate relief, and perfect cure of all dangerous Coughs preceding a Consumption,- and if taken in time, will infallibly prevent that serious malady ; they are admirably adapted to allay the tickling which pro tokes frequent coughing, remove ,all obstructions, hoarse ness, whetting-, shortness of breath, and all the symptoms that usually attend colds. MORRIS'S GOLDEN ANTI-BILIOUS or FAMILY PILLS--,-A safe and i , ffectrial remedy for Complaints, Indigestion, Costive Headaches, Flatulence in tke Stomach •and Bowels, Free Livers, Men of Studious and .Scdentary habits, and such as are troubled with Scorbutic Humours. Merchants, Captains, and those going , abroad, will find'a ro medy iu these Pills, highly beneficial, and n-great preserva. tive to their general health ; they are so safe, that no altera tion in diet or contineinent is requi , :ite. MORRIS'S ROYAL GERMAN CORN PLASTER, made from an Original Recipe belotlging to her late Majesty, and now in general use by the Royal Family. This Plaster may be relied upon for its known efficacy in eradicating the Corns without the least pain or inconvenience. Prepared and Sold by G. MORRIS, Chemist, B,:e. to their Royal Highnesses•the late Duke and DuehesS of Kent, High strert, Kensington, and by appointment at Barclay and Sons, Fieet-market ; Sanger, 150, Oxford street ; W a rd, 32-1, Hol born; Old Boit , 4tieet; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Johnston, 68, Cornhill; Brennaird, Bishopsgate- street ; Prout, '229, Strand, and most Medicine Venders in Town;and Country. In Bottles and Boxes t5.14(1. and 25.9(1. each; none are Genuine but those signed by G. MORRIS on the Stamp.. COURSE OF EXCHANGE,' MARCH 7. 12 . 1 C. F. 11 18 12 12 3 36 5 ti Us. 36 6 21 Us. 25 20 0 Us.. 25 50 2 Us. 25 50 0 Us. 152 Ex.Motrey 34 Effective 33i Effective 33$ Effective 33/ 30 • 394. Amstei darn Ditto ; at Sight Rotterdam • 'Antwerp Hamburg!' Altimit Paris,'3 Day's sight Ditto Bourdeatix, ditto Fr auk fort on the Main Madrid , Cadiz Bilboa Seville Gibraltar Barcelona Leghorn Genoa 444-Venice, Ital. Lie. 27 30 t4alta 4ti -Naples 3B/ Palermo Lisbon Oporto • , 41,1 liiO3anciro Dublin "10/ Cork 101 per Cent. BULLION Portugal Gold, i n Coin . /1.0 0 0 per Oz. Foreign Geld, in Bars . 3 17 10 :slew Doubloons .. ... '... sl§ 6 New Dollars - • 0 4 Ili Silver in Barg, Standard 0 5 1 i From the LONDON GAZETTE of• March 7 , 1820. BANKaupTs. -J. Lister anrl J. B. Lay, LongToyd-Bridge, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, dyers, to surrender March 29, April 1, and 18, at eleven, !it the White Horse Inn, Huddersfield. 'Attornies, Messrs. Stocher, Dawson, and Herringham , New Boswell court Carey-street, Lincoln's inti•fields. . W, Oak, Ric lnnolia; Yurlihire, woollen-draper, March '2B, 49, mid Aril 18, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Lam „ Lambert and tionßedford-row, London ; and Mr. Bloome, Leeds. J'. Aunger, Exeter, woollen-draper, March 28, 29, and April 18, at elrven, at the - New London Inn, Exeter. At tornies. Mr. It. Brutton, Old Broad-street, London; and Mr. C. Brutton, Exeter. • J. Bunker, Grafton-street, Soho, ready-furniShlng-iron monger, March 11, 21, and April 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney„ Mr. Fisher, Inner Temple-lane, Laudon.• J. arul' . C . .Lyne, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, merchants, March 18, 25, and April 18, at trvelve, at Guildhall, Attor nies, Messrs. Walker kknd Rankin, Old ' J. Macinlosh, Kingston, Surrey. maltster, March 11, 21, and April 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, iNlessrs. Blur's - and Ilowinai. llroad-street:buildings, London. J. Sthith, Doncaster, Yorkshire, grocer, March 20, at six, 30. and April 18, at ten, at the Mail Coach Inn, Doncaster. Attornies, Alcs.rs. Watkins and _Peoly, Lincoln's Inn, Lon , ‘ don ; and Mr. Waterworth, Doncaster. J. antL T, Atkinson, Bradford, Yorlishire, wine•merchants, March 17, at four, IE, at ten, ,at the house of Mr, J. Spink, Kirkstal; Bridge, .Headiogly,.and Art il f lB, at eleven, at 'the Court House, Leeds. Atternies, Mr. Makinson,. Middle 'Temple, LotrThn ; and , Mr; Himington, CuMmercial-street,. Leeds. H. Knill, Duke-street, Wrst Smithfield, butcher, March 11, 25, and in il 18, at eleren, at Guildhall. Attpriley, 1)Ir. Smith, AldernianhuryPusthrn. J. Keates, Leek, Staffordshire, innholder, March 14, at one, 15, - and itpiit iB, at ten, 'at.the Queen's Head Inn, Leek. Attornies, Mr. Hcallicutc, Leek; and Mr. Falcon, court, Temple. C. RitigdMl,. Weston super Mare,Somersetshire, innholder; March 21, 22„antrApri) 10, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Souterton. Attorniis, Mr. Chilton, CliancerOane, London; find Messrs. Score and Loity„ Sttirmihster Newlori, Dorset: F. W. Bouzer, Bristol; sugar refiner, March 22, - 23, and April IS, at twelve, at the Rummer Ta rprit, Bristol. Attor nies, S 4 oOtliatitvtoii-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; and . Mr. Bigg, Bristol. - (Dividends, ecc. To-morrow:). c• • . ie. )ir.it , 1 1 - IA la d .10 0 idol* pre' kiitg P. , 1, 0 L‘' late 11 ~V ~,~., . and che ;ketl 4 5 OJ Cl 2 ril" 5 f the „ , J tir 6 coin" , etCr , ack► ~ ce a :, . " *