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it-Apd:l r 41 N:L;\vßJ27t)l TTiIEATRE ;',.(;IAL, DRURY-LANE. ()7)IOri.HOW EVENING, Mardi 2, their IYl j. , " ' tes,' Servant , : Will perform the Comedy of TOWN All COUN" r RT. muilden ; •Coo , Mr. I)ntvtun ; Reuben Glen- Lilr Captain Glenrov, Mr. Barnard ; Hon. Mrs. oy, Mrs. Glover ; Rosalie Somers, Mrs. Horn. '" which rill be added, the Comic Drama of jtan JEAN .OE rtPARIS. t4de Paris, M r. Ellisto; Theodore, Mr. Crooke " 1 ` ,),1 11,7,ginq, Mr. Johnstone; Princess of Navarre, Mrs. CoQivier, vier, Miss Ivers ; Lorezza, Orger. , 41 Richard the Second ; Richard the Se d, Mr. Kean.b tr Farce is -in rehearsal, and will be produced imme i THEATRE, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P ir () MallltOW EVENING, March 2, will be - performed th Tragedy of ° ABELLA; O e R, THE FATAL MARRIAGE. )II I.A r T t Baldwin, Mr. Murray; Biron, Mr. Young ; •CarloS, 74, 0 „"''''uc'tt ; illeroy, Mr. Etrerton 'Nurse; Belford - , Mr . . Clare -1; 'lsabell a, O'Neill ; Mrs. Emery In Act HI. An EpithalaMium. To which will he added', the Melo-Drama of THE NM LFI, AND HIS MEN. L e ?„,, rl T l6 ff (th' e Mr. Farley ; Count Frederick Fri- Hamert.on ; Karl (his Servant Mr, Blanchard ; Mis; S. Booth ; Itarina, M s. Egerton. u Saturday, The Stran ,, J er• with The Sleep Waller. • . o s r() X' PATENT AQUATIC HARK GAM ,i,,,)l,;,t.‘,i:iglite(s)t_sNtaSt:re floret - 114ring nowhrought of perfection for Driving Coats, Surtouts, te4,, J4o, its, Breeches, & c. ezc. : they are neat, will not ki,,,i'ss7.r exceedingly clean, are very ,dur , a , ble, and are , e Pvi:ienee tr; he mneh supyrior to kr oollen Cloth, Then' s or even the very best Camblets. .Gentle- Traeellin ,, Cloaks are made of this Mate- L entle r , -' : l ;, r4 P , o . red Van, warranted never to - get wet through. ill' , Coats of every quality, Plain and --",."(),11.9,A1'rm and Navy Cainhlet Cloaks, Morning liept read y y ' f r immediate use ; and every de //4• tje'AleMan's () Dress Order intlte most pre '4d- hest mariner. Servants' Liveries, &c. Cu ii ' positiiin the Ganthroons are stamped on tlle ve nt-ga;d l.‘ "" L "i Patent . atir Gambroon, King-street, -- Lundon, March I, lf.;i 5. 14 „ - ;,111-8• LINGFORDS respectfully inform `&O4, . N lity and the Pahlic, tliev axe REMOVED WOl3O / ,'; ftviirtt-tic, Keppl:- , :txttet, -to :4-0. 43, tigpe IN-PLACE, RUSSELL-scIIJARE, where they con triit ( , 11‘ 4 erferm 11.AbICA. their=UßES on HERNIA. that .ad iew „,: i 'mg - retainell in situation by a Truss, so as in a cts,, - ; ) ,l n th to render the wearing of. that Instrument wine . f "sr " , INGFORDS beg; to ohserve they can give Re tri~. b th . Surgeon- f eminence fur the success sod safety A Nlude•of Treatment. ij, ° ., 4 rs . of at terulance at home from nine o'clock the morn -. 6 Lid three ia the afternoon. GOLDEN L()rTERY rIREE CERTAIN PRIZES OF THIRTI".I - 110USAND POUNDS Is % FIVE of ONE TE-lOUSAND c-MINEAS each,' which r • • will b e PAID IN COLD. Bisn returns his uraterui thanks to the t , . Public througtiont the Kingdom for their dist inguish jarourt. He fet.l.s. plea •:11-4• in announcing the pttractive :1 , / ; ''llPrecedented Novelty of I iIREE CF,RTAIN THIRTY' unIOUSAND POUND PRIZES, in the pl'es'ent Ear tery of L 15,000 rickets; and as no former LOttery, etch of cha ry Tickets, ever contained more thin "rwot of :iO,OOOl. the t: ici ee of gaining so large a Capital is now increased Fire -1.113 also, as a grateful T 'Tribute of Respect to the Public, ha N av A rn ',de Arrangements that the Five Prize- of One Thou- G ineas each, sh a ll b e pa i d in Gold as soon as df wn . a, `olit -any Delhi:l:ion, Whether they are auld- in whets i(ii, g 7elt, at either of his Offices, or at any other ()Ince in the • TEE SC.IIEME CONTAINS 3 Prizts of / X0,000.... are..... L. 170,000 • S, • ............. 1,050 5,250 . 1.. , And Twenty-two other Capitals, Sc.c. 10,tx01 •viirreetive.. _20,000 More ! id-drawn 10,0001.... will receive.... 20,000 More! IN-drawn I 0,6001.... will receive.... 20;000 ...40re ..e Prize, - ; of 30,000 e a ch? "bay I sth Blank will r e c e i ve 1,000 Guineas in Gold! • 15th Blank wilt rkce i ve 1,000 Guineas in Gold ! Stc utd 10th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in . Gold! I k llanwill receive 1, .00 in Gold ! '-4,20t1i Blank will receive 1,030 Guineas in Gold! olns. rawirtg stll of (NEXT mo: , ;ni).AYRIL. -14,1eltets and Shares are now on Sale by BISI 1, Contrac lq:,,at 4, C ORNHILL; or 9, CIARING-C110;',S; .London. 4liz;s°ild the ln t h e l e ast wo last 3Prizes, 0,0001. and Fift ten Capital Lottery. • TOR - THE TEETH ANI) GUMS. ,TLEIt'S ELEURATED VEG ETA-BILE t,:,,%oTii POWDER, is, with' confiknee,. recommend tierCre Srp of the Public, as the, most enicac;cus Prepar,t iize, Imesercing,the Teeth in a sound state, even to old the p: 1 ; 1 . 4 . Producing a pearly whiteness, witatnot impairinb 1 .1 u t ' 44 '.d. It imparts a firumegs and beautiful . ledutss . to if Alli,g—to the Breath the most delectable .Sweottiess nd ze lliciv u, constantly as directed, will prevent the Teoth . .- ; ‘e , ll th e 1 3. its ci,use—the ...-:,curry in the Gums. Price Da. OX. tI(.R., ER'S SUPERIOR LAVE VDER WATEPl,.froat its Pi f a'raticv hat r • 'red the 4-11,Pti"" of their rrt gtil';essestlin irit;e t s e s i and 27'rit;cess Cbarlotts.: IV_a . les . , i'ltit s u ,' l naa)* Ladies of the first, Distinction. Brice, Halt s. -44°,1;1, wholesale and retail, at R. RutleFs•Cheiriical, Druz, I', ll a tent Niodicine Warehouse, .4,leheaside, cc truer of. '•t•;,ittisl,.eharch•yarci, Lnntlen ;- sharp and s elate,, 0 414 , Jones, Weston .Allnutt, and Ma1 . 1 , .n-y, 1 - oP:sea: `:ht Harding,- ' Gosport ; Coleman ;tad Jacob, '''° l ll l L3 ' , eck, Ross,.acid Turner, Huli; '4lox,latid Cook- . Nettleton, and Gilb er t, Piyin , nitli; 4 11 % 11 , and l'ennSwinuey and Co. Btrinia4fiara ; !Inge, 1 - :(1 4a '' , and Lathbury, .end r ester; Treu•ulan, Exeter;- Smith, -Matukrton, h.; Biixi..ol:an n : , l . l\ ll l, , : :: ,ti ' Bulgen and Barry, Bristol, rt. . I_ l Leicester ; Dunn and t,:t, "Ntea''' i ntnnorids ' u !landlord; and retail, tu. I et- 4nd Nl edieineVenders. / vci -17N--_--ar 7 „II t.,.. „..........,..„ aF...1 ....„. 1,..a...., .._ c.,::_.,.. . 4 .. . ~ .~ ~ a WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 181.5. DEPTFORD ViI.TU,ILIT,ING-Y.-111D, Feb. 17, iszs. %E 4 BE - are to give Notire, that on Thursday, the 4rt of March neat, at Ten oTlach in the Forenbon, tc ill hc c.: pose? to PUBLIC 3-41,E, at his .11n . iesty'l Victual. ,Dcptford, sundry /4ty of the following unservice nhie Provisions and Stores, now lying in the said Yard, vie. , Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Rice Flour, Raisins, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Callavances, Bakehoue Sweep ings, Butter, Cheese, Beef, Pork, Suet, and Vinegar, Bags and Rags, Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half hogshead, and Runillet Staves;. Wine Pipe and Hogshead Staves ; Rum and Brandy Puncheon StaresOrish Tierce and Barrel Heads, Fire Wood, worn-out Coopers' Tools, &c. ;.c. &v. A Deposit of 231. per cent. isle) be made ?iron the amount .. of each Lot at the time ot".snile, and the remainder of the par- ` Chew-mane paid before the Stores ore re/unreel, .for which parpose a poriod of U working- days uli!I he allow( dfroon the day q/sale,. the Bay,Ts particularly obsereing-, that nit le.vs than one-half off tire .yptantity tahe ta4en (irons the pre inises w it hin fhe . first secen days-, and the l'Cinainde; . • in the wren j'alowing days,. otherwise the, deposit Money will he foifeited, (tot the Proeisiovs or Storrs rtmain the property of the Crown, as no -ratens iuit of time will, on any aceo.unt, 4e, granted. 'This Pay %VW; published, In Post: Octavo, prim , iss. boards, IVIINERALOGICAL NOMENCLATURE, al pinkbetically arranged with Synoptic Tables of. the Chemical Analyses of Minerals. By THOMAS ALLAN. . . _ • __ • . . Printcd for Long-inaii. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brdwn, London; and (viistable and Edinburgh. Of whop, rimy 'he had, A Trtatise ' , on Diamonds and Pre-' zious Stones; by Jqltil Mawei in tivo. price 1-2 s. boards. FO It SCHOO Lti. This Day was pui)lidied, ?rice 4s. bound,. A NEAT EDITION. of V. *I R G L.— .1 - 1. By A. J. VALPY, who has collated the hest Editions of lieyne, Burmann, and others. • Sold by Vessrs. Lax• and Whittaker; Longman and CO.; :nut all other Cook Fellers. , 01 whom may be hail, Valpy% Horace, pr. BA. 6d.—l^ our Play . of Plautus, with Engl is a N , )tes and a Glossary, s • Gd.—(;r ek Grain war, f;s. 6d. Latin Grammar, Qs:U.—Greek Delect us, O.—Lath) Dclev tus, 2s. 4;d.—Latin Vocabulary, eg.—First. ExerciAo Is. 6d.— Latin Likalogne4; Otlicioram, LS.c. Lati,lm, 4s. Gd.--CicL F w istoke, 2s. —EpiZoint: :;.f.entr 2s.—Element, of Nlythurogy, OFFICE OF ORDS_INCE, h. 13, isl 6. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His NA JESTY'S ORD.NANCE do hereby Ore' Notice, That, Proposals will be receiml at tied,- o . lficr in Pa orin•fore Friday, the lolit day of March next, from suck Persons as may be to undertake' tile SUPPLY of FORAGE . for tlre ORDNANCE HORSES statioarg in th e Distri,•ts, to be ilelivertil at the Expe;ace of the North Bt:itaiit. South-west, inci man; Ports- Northern. mouth, Isle of Wight, and Easteru, exclusive of Walley. Christchurch. . Southern, exclusive ,of Chat- Wnolwich,with its Dependen ham. cies, Watley and Chatham We:ite'rn. 'Cticomlen, Northamptonshire. for a Period ce .Ifonth,; front ele Ist of 4pril nc:rt. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mirture oj Foxy or Arowburat Oats, and sn.ust n9t weigh less t,ian 37 p(ialtd.; per frine4ester Bushel; lice Hay to be sweet and dry, r. id delivered in Trusses of SCI.Ls. weight. ne Straw to he good, c 1 ,13, end dry ;rhea or-Rye Straw, and deliz:ereel in Trusses of Stitbs . . we i The Prices to he paid for the respective Qmontitics of each Artie re which may be de'ivared, ;It the following- rates, viz. For the Oat.: at psr hu.adred poit,tes, "ifoo:rez.:poi, Weight. For the Hay (:t per h,wutred cad twelve port.:ds. For the Straw at per havdred anal twelve pound's. The Proposals ;nay le'delipered separate/q or for two or -. { ore of the said Distrl,-,ts, turd it is expected that tf , e Contractor ,s2all rdecire the Stable Du, e,-, which, &irk:krA/1e Period of his Contract, Mari accarnlistr,27l47 Ig" an ctio waisce for the sante after the rate of Tee .13rFse per: :reek. Farther Particulars may be &lawn upon rlpplication to the Officers commanding the Royal ilrtillery . in each District, and also et the Secretary's Office, iit Pal-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of . Ten axd Four o'Clock, where Mc Pro posals must be delivered, scaled up, and indorsed," Propo sals for Forage ;" but no Proposals can be , admitted aster the Said loch March, at Tice re o'Clcci(ot Noon of the sane Day will any Tender bee nOticed, unless the Party making it, or an dgeut in hi,c. &hay; shall attord. By Order of thaßoard, • R. See) ary. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Londvn. I-loNnuann llfareh IBEG leave . to infor'. yon, tlittt ever since the Year 17X), I 10,1 been atflicted w'.th the Ines V,enerea ; which, from its Obstinately resisting every course ot medicine prescribed-iv the most eminent of the faculty here, ;Ind un dergoit)g several severe coorses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital' with little reli4, „would appear to be M. the most inveterate nature. In the spring of iast year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence,--1 harts, large ulcer on the crown of my bend, one on each arm, and my legs were broke :cut in a frightful manner; lily right ivas dreadfully painful, and had been in a st a te of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left bad also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and ga . v.e rue such excruciating pain, particularly when warn) in bed, as nearly to deprive rue of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who rt.ceived so great a core by the:.: here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I begun to do on the '2 tb of May; in the course of a foirtnight I,began to receive beneiit—in little more than a 'month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— 'soon after, the sores on' my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable discoloaration in the skin, and pail in the hone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and it nate longer perseve . rance in yiair invaluable Medicine, sniesided ,• the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining. its :iatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going otf.—l thus became, by ::our I;acryl advice and medicine, perfectly free &Om all my i'urtner complaints-have recovered my former spirits and strenzth, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to*the astonishthent . of all who knew me., ' , ant at a lass in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg yea, fur the 'gcod of other. sulfer.ng mortals, to inalie this rny case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, ' • Sir, your grateful, obedient, veryhumbleservant, ALEX. MURKER. • Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses tothe,above cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, Yew Poultry Market,. Edidburgl.; John - "SPlntosh, Old Assembly Close, prepared ;Ind sold by the soh: Proprietor, THOMAS TAY- Member of the Royal College of !It:I-genus, at his house, No. 4, NeW fridge-street, London; whete, after a 'constant residence of mere than .13 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Coaiplaints and those Pincidental to the Parts', of Generation, witli that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in , such cases, he flatters- himsaf the advice noel assistance he gratuitously admini;:ters to persons taking t:sis Medicithp, gill ' be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advat tage seldom attainable, a: a - void of all ambiguity. .A.lso sold, 1w Isis a.ppointment, for the cotateniente of thus* at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's streei, ; the Toysbcp, Nor. 103, Oclord-Lorect; Mr. Disbnroazh's, No. 7: Fish-street-bill; Mr. Baxt e r's, S ou l b bride,e Edinburgh; Mr. M•Vonald, plevreiltr, Glasgow;• cailwelrs,Ptthlia ; aud by cue person it: every considera:ple . : town in • Great llritain and Irclanpl, in boxes of opdy e , 4 . ;e 1 ) , s t am p e d, and'sealed up with. full ; L ori plaits. di rect i mr , w!lpn-eby 'persons, of either sex may cure thew:lP:lves with 4 ease, s : pced, Secrecy, atasafety. :C. LE Every B,:s. scold in Great4icitain is sealed up with a st :imp, I n v,•11i0!1,' by fa vourof the Commissi oner , is priotp•d at the Stamp Otlice---T. Tayl or, No. 9, to imitatc which is Felestry, and ali onsets are comnerfens. NITNIBTM IV. or MARTIAL ACnIiEvE:4):NTS. TO THE LOVERS OF cOUNiTY. J. J7.:NIK • NS begs knee to draw thy- attention of the Nobility (.4,mtry to the FoorthNntnber of a t N.ltional Work, he :tow offers,. o their i itspect 1011, with a sore hope of its gaiuirig their approhation and support. the. IA of Marc!) wa, •al,)lislted,.i;e(Ecated permis sion to • Grace `i'fiE 1)(IKE or WtLLINCIONi and patronised by t!,:e Army in general, r WIRTH NUMBER of that highly tny2l,2i:istied, interesting, and splendid Pub lication, en titkd H E MA UT IA L. Ati;HIE ENTS OF R. GREAT 11111TAIN and her ALLIES, - from the Year Isno to lsl4 ; Vtlustrated with .e,licate Representations_ of the nuaterons glorioris Victories in which they have been en gaged, ,accutripairied with the Gazette, and Other ofticial Do cuments. The superb Plates are cii4raved train Drawings morale on the spot„ assisted'hy the private Memoranaa of se veral General Otticers, who have hoodured the Proprietors of the Work with their coniniunicatim , and patronage, Each Number will he illustrated with je'oor Engra - : ;ing - s, • from Drawings try Heath, coloored tit imitate the originals, and the w h o l e Work wilt he printed Ott as lar f ierial Elephant Paper, hot-oressed. To be continued Monthly, at t/.. Is. for the :tin ~-;iet.sutall, and at 2s. for the large paper co pies. A few of th, latter remaining - as yet tinsnhscritreA for, are still submitted to the Public at the subscription price, after which they will he raised to non-mfiscribers., To be had of J. .le.okios, at his Depot ui elegant Embel lishment, 48, Strand. Embellishments of the Fonrth Nu other—l. The Burning of Moscow. d. T01.i0.2, of 11.olajw; by Storni. -3. The Bali le of - Barr°,Asa. 4. The. Battle of Tontouse..—The Fifth Number to he published April ist, will contain—l. Siege. of St: Sehas tian. 2. Battle of Maida. 3. The Attack -- on the Road to Bayonne, 13th December. 4. The Death of General Moreau.: [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. FROM TH E LONDON GAZETTE, FEB: 28. Carlton House, _FO. 23, 1815, The Prince Regent was this day pleased, to cpace,r. the ho wink *if Knighthood on I )r. J. for e, in the West Indies and Gibraltar. IFltitehall, Feb. 27,. ISIS. The Prince Regt'a has heen pleased to appoint l' , ;rtpr, Esq. iA ,be a Coaltnis , iuner, for managing h is Ai:i;esty's Re venues of Rx i:.;t in Scotland, in the room of D. Clephanc, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPT:II:S SUPERSEDED. Thomas Shillito, .Doncaster, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. John Lane, Arundel, Sussex, - corn-merchant, March 7,11, and April it, at ten, at Guildhall. Att. , ;inies, Messis. Palmer and France, BedfortlLrow, London, or Mr. Maut, titcrlington. • • tiward Cock, Mevagissv, Cornwall, fkh-eurer, March 3, Di at ten, at the Ship Jim, ,:%levagiss<, and April it, .ar. eleven, ,at the Whitel7ltu:t lun, tsanit 4ustell. A•tturnie.s, Mr. Simmons, Saint Allsteil, :Jr Mr. •Thampsuo, Gray's Inn-ignore. Adlington Evans, Lircarly-struet, thrinitighLw, coal-dealer, March 4,21, and at ten, at Uninlh.dl, Lonelou. Attorney, Mr. Aspinall, Quality-court, Chau cery-lane. • Thomas Hickman; co:fell-chaster, :March 4O, 4t seven, • 21, and April tl, at ten, at the Guildhall, Calrortrarv. At:_;,rnies, Messrs. May anti wereer, Deal, Messrs. Long anal Austva, .. • Chat Nia;ee, Wnitetaven, grocer, 11 , 1 7 Arch 29, ;-;1, :aril it, at elereu, at the Black Lion Inn, Whit e i nivoi . Auoriii,s, Mr. Lowde,a, Clement 's Inn, Loudon, or Mr. Walkcr; Whiteliavbu. Aagiistus tt iliiatu Sorgenfrey, Sayage-gardezis, merchant, .Nlarch 7, 14, and April 11, at Guildhall. At torney, .Mr. Land, Lawrence-Pountnev-hill.. • James Irvine, M,,tichester, dealer, March 10,31 tire, 11, and Aprti 11, at tweire, at the Vine inn, Stafford. Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and. Wright, Temple, London, or Alt. Dent, Stone, Statfordstifre, _ . ._._ .. _ _ Jantuel Jackson auti J,,eplr.Tat;lsson, •Torsitle,• Derbyshire, paper-tnahees, 1.7), d.t'Lve, Ib, and auril 11, at ten. Attortiies, "l'arr.int, Clarke 'and Ric:Lards, Chan cery-lane, or r .:,gin:Jottoni,. AA: ton-under-Lyue. 11ichatA Darvill, Duelinhatnstrire, MarLik, ;fJ, ..tad April at nine, at the White Hart. Inn, 'Aylesbury. Am:cities, IMessrs... Priekett and Ye}l,.nr'll.r. James, ; or Mt% Burton; New Nort street, • lied Lion-:avare, Asltheld, Sontliainnton , buildtzigs, Chaw: , ,ry-ittne. S am ps t ,n Kirby acid John Kirby, Nitttinghtn,coal-merchants, m a rch 9, at six, 10. and Aprit.l.l, .eleven, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Notting - haat. Auurtii.es, Mr. lialbv, Ashby-de-la- Zoncli or Messrs. ‘Villitue and_Jobn :=tuoci filer d e, lint- ton-garden. John Newell, Great Malvern, Worcrsters!iite, tailor, March. 27, 28, and April 11, at eleven, at OeGPildhall Coffer- Attornies, Eienegtier Lincol::',lnn, or me. De Courcy', Worcester. Huxbani, Exeter, iron-foltutler ' 'ilareh 7, 14, an t i April 11, at at the Slkir Intl, Exeter. Att,,ruies, Mr. WillraiD Bowri!ig-, Exeter, or M(.s.sri. Darke, Clitirca and Darks:, 13e,lford-row. Cliesnier, Sittingllortie, Kent, March 9, at seven, 10, and April 11, at eleven, at Canterahry.'. Attorhic.s, Mr 6iarl , •s*Sarniyi, Canter!kni oc Messrs. Collett, writ CoVolt, • Lawm•iiee,. '.l - nppelibnry, , March 1.1, 14, zi:id Apr:l It, Herenl, at the brad lap, Coventry. Ati..cnies, Mt sst's. Lyng and Akcii:eif, Clcafs.- ' Inn, or Alesrs. Trouglii ail. and Lea, Coreiniy. ...10i111 Littnett, 11 - ,tiitun, De-cousin:re, Marel•i•3n, 31, and April 11, at eleven, at the Tin ee Tuni VertOn. .Atturnies, Mr. Henry Diabery Melhaish, Bran nineh, Devonshire', or Mesw s. Vizard, - klut4l:rstin and Blowery Litrculn' lan. John (;oleinati-street, auetioaeer, March 7, 1,1, • and April 11, at twelve, at AVornirs, Messrs/. \Vailesun, liarlowapd Grosvi , .tair, • TlOinas Read, Nottingham, lace-ulannfactuivr, iNlarch,R, at six, 10, and 11 11, at eleven, at the Ptinelr Bowl Inn. `Nottingham. Attorlies,MessTs.Allsopp .anil tbells, Ns4 t ngham •. TiliamiS Hopper, Wapping-wall, victualler, March 4, 11, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall. _Attorney, :Mr. J.B. Mills, Vine-street, Samuel Dalton, Co.v...entry, grocer, March 13, 14, and April It, at eleven, at The Cu,veniry. Attar _ ney, 19r. John Carter, Coventry.. . .. . DaE•id.Clarke, Bedfuld, shomakee, March 6, at four, 7, at ten, Lunt April 11, at one, at the Bed Lion lon, BedfAd.' Atlorines, Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's Inn New-square, ur Mr Thri...s, Bedford.. . Junes 'Webb, liroathvay„ Worcestershire, grocer, - March 9.7, and Apra I I, ut twelve, at the Goildliall Coffee-house, Worcester. Attornie;., Messrs. Caraales and Young, Hob boru-euurt, Gray's lon, or Air. Parker, Worcester. : D[VIDENQS. ILerth 23. G. Gill, Cliarles-tree-t, 13erl;oley-siquare, sadder 22. 5. Holland and Liverpool, chants—Marc)) 21. J. Harris,— Use-iv4.lcre , place, Lambeth,‘ tan ber-merchant —Mare b cam wellgate, ur niushu-inatinfaCt rer—March rn. J. Barton, West Cowes, Isle of brewer--March 22. . I :Smith; Liver , - mei chaut---;q area 21.' Kuipton, l,mibard-strea, bill-broker—March . 22. C. Deft, Penrub, Cumberland, lineti-draper—Mareh 21. G. Wilson, Gt e.it St. Helen's, broker- , —March 20. J. L. Frost and J. 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CORN EXCUANGE, MAtt6II I.—This morning we had some fresh' arrjvals of Wheat and Oats, to , ..;ether with the quantity lett unsold on Monday, formed it good supply to-day ; the sales iu each were dull and in IVheat, the few t,ales tunde were on rather lower terms. Barley and Malt were dull in sale. Grey Pease and rick Beans go off slowly, and, if any alteration, are •rather cheaper ; other articles•remain the same. Fiweign Wheat 425. 52,5. (his. Fine ditto - - - 745. —s. Englis;t. Wheat, - 5f,S. ciSs. Fine lotto - 745. —s. Old ditto - —s. —s. Stye Fine ditto - - - 3Gs. —s. Barley - - - 15 s. ISs. Fines ditto - - -20 s. New ditto - - - :3us. —s. Malt • 6os. 6.14. Fine ditto - - -71 s. —s. WhitePease (boilers) 41s: 45,. New ditto - - - 435. —3. Grey Pease. 275. --s• New Grey* Pease -40 s. 335. Tick Beans - - - 295. 345. Old ditto - - - 335. 403.. Small Tick Beans ~31s. 36s Old ditto - - 345. 455. Feed Oats -•- 15s. 18s. Fine ditto • - 235. •15s. Poland ditto - -15 s. 18s. 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Iriay ..... 41 'is 0(1 to 51 5s 9:1--.Avenicr, 41 14s Gil titra 1 1 14s (111 to Ti Is, 04---Averag , ...,. 11.16,, 0,1 CroVery 6l GS Oa to 71 73 Ot7l---Avt.n . agc, las NETVGATE,ANi) LEADENTIAT,L NIARIZE'r6. 1 ) ;, , e:, to:1 I:',y the Carco.se. iN I •is Uhl to 4$ 10111.13>rii.. 5s Oil to 7s OJ - Gs . 0,1 to tis L t\ I fr's - - 77 ' t ....• ' j 4" 1, 1 - . e 1 • * •toY 8 - '%- A , • '''- `;, , '4 4 ... s '~ CERTIFiCATES.--UAn:u 2 1 . IVic.)o‘.!-Atreet, warelionscoyln—.T. Alciersgate street, tzerchant—T. Wingate, Miirict raisin, Limo( thhire, linen-draper-1. Hague, Nta.rrow-street, wine-•• inerehant—H. Watsum,Weymotith-me..,vs, M aryl &min.:, coach broweil, Little Suieuton, Yorliire, Greenwich, liveryrnan-I.lkenharn, Lowe, Shrewsbury, whartinger—W. English, Lewes, Sussex, cutler. - , • PARTNERSICPS piss° Lurk • R. Chambers and W. Herbert, Landon, lig , htermen--W. Williams and W.Croolts, High-street, Shad;•. - ell, -I.3.lder tal:ers—T, Carr and H. llensit, Johnitrek., solicitor—.l. 'noes , t lid M. 13re. Edinburz'.l, rs—J. Crowder, .1. Perfect, W. Hotham, C. Hardert:le, W. Perfect, Pontefract, Yorkshira, and M. Thompula, NeWeastle-nporfaync,rhercliants—S. C. Calverwell and .7. . Fowler, Callumpton, Devotnhire, clothiers—W. and 'N. 'Welton, Bird-i Han d-cf Art , C heapsid e., • strh9o sters It % Robbins and W.. Syvens, Hattcyn-.lordctx, cliina- . nders* J. Pring anti J. Howe, Warminster, Wiltshire, The Gazette .of last ?light offers a reward of tWo hundred guineas fo7 the 'discovery of the person or persons who threw Mr. John Smith over Ru eiwrglen-bridge into the River C' , „4le. few -days ago, a boat co.:ia:ling three men and three women, all or them apparentiv. in a st/tz of intoxication, was °versa-in the nli:l4.lle of the Mersey, near Liverpool, and it is • apposed every individwl was drowned, as none_ of tht:ln. have sin ce been heard of. The boat, was picktla up '4 Formb.:„ au Saturday' last, • • %~ .'Ts LUG TEN BUONA PIIII.TE's Magni ficent COLLECTfON ;APR:TURES NOW OPE'N iliwitjElLlC, and-will be SOLD Tby PRIVA'T'E CONTRACT, 11,111, , • • " 41 q, at the NEW G-ALLEILY, 60, PALL-NIALL. 4„!ttatice, Shilling.—D e scriptive Cat a logues, One and Sixpence. "vVallery, Pail-Nlall,.atljoining the British Gallery. FOR BOMBAY DIRECT. To sail early in 414, , F l ll- 47 , Las't • l. ilr ship FORI:IES,. J. L. 4 '4 1 "RvELL, Co/nu:n(ler. For Freight aunty tcpMess. cuckerili, Trail and Co 57 Pall Man, or Lion c ourt, Co;nhill.