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• 1,.;• the " ''r sw _ si= l Pt' roi e( ii3 tb e • c i u irge his °; elicc :fu s ' l " , (if .1 shot thc, 1101 0 , ,- ;s rrtirul r oil (1 '. 5 for 11rro t 0 ict s c : 110 tlj e ;0 , ec. oti ,c 5 si if; l ' . t .i, 1 .", i) it, f,rUd' tr, "It, fel fL, tc All3Elt 7051.] cSr, ' $r tre 4 It 11141THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE $ PRESE NT EVENING, A pr il 12, the i r Alajesties Servants will' perform the First Part cf KING HENRY THE FOURTH. ''hiStitriij°,'", Falstaff, Mr. Bartley (being- his' . first ap , peara i n_ce . \l'r6,l,:i.lage) ; Hotspnr, Mr. S. Penley ; King Hi u.1.3,..5. 11rti.rton; Prince of Wales, Mr. Rae ; Lady Percy, Ai " J O ; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. Sparks. t,,,r,...e:lftvr which (18th time), a new Farc(:,„callcicd;__,... 11, IEN O'CLOCK ! AND A RAIN 1 mN w ili a L ek, il,e,k;l 4racers by Mr. Gattie, Mr. Penle Y' ' - r. .- ' Mrs. I),,e2unden, Me Bannister, Mr. Knight, Mrs. Eclin, . il us , ", and Mrs': Scott. elloeru.row, King Richard the Second ; with Past Ten ~ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. q,IS PRESENT EVENING, April 12, gill " Performed (3d time) the Comic Opera of O'rin,„„ ~ ~, THE NOBLE OUTLAW. .. , . ,u,'.in itr,: - ,Peruino, Mr. Conway ; Don Cyuthio, Mr. Sinclair , falte t„'",,a,,el, Mr.-Faweett• Don Xavier, Mr. Taylor ;. Don . " li !t u'- , ) M ai% Murray. Est ' avati, .Mr . . Broadnurst ; Captain tkia, N_ r.,•!ncledon; Astuto, Miss S. Booth; Donna Oryn ,. - T t ; Iv. !ass Stephens ;., Lepida, Miss Matthews. Ulch will be added (lath time), a new Grand Alelo-Dra- ZNik„ • matie AUK,___ Ztntil i '''' k ; OR, THE NET-M:ANP HIS W,'IFNE‘r• /1.66,,,,,.tica '' '' k ; OR, Sultan), Mr. Farley; Selins (the Aga), -.' Ilihttt;,, Meratt (the N et - maker), Mr. Emery; Almazaie . Vif ' 4 ' l to Zelini) Nl' 'S Booth • .Ebra (the Net-maker's e), Ai_s.. _ 4l3s. , . iss , ~ a , r ( ..,,AQmorrcw, Venice Preserved; with Zembuca. 3it2.llt,'WEST'S PICTURE, - CHRIST RE t ' Eis now exiiii)itiilg at No. l'2, Fall-Mall' _rol2farlton-Iloirse, with the addiiion of the Original be -I,y,:a th 1 It CILIJCIFIXION or OUR SAVIOUR, Whicl). tars;' thLI .41.),a,ibliee,n painted oil girls's for the Great 'Window (36 feet ud a 't• George's Cnapel, 'Windsor. Open every day , 1' excepted) from Tea till Five. liy Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. ' • P PTIE NEW -GAL LERY, 60, -Pall Mah, 41,,Nytiz , HNTORIC GALLERY, 57, pail Mall, are ., TV: . 1 / 0 the PUBLIC Ti NT• r •ticeut COLLK.I!_)t. 41 - ,ci _ , 1 •.'-'• ae . •al.tll amt 1i.,.„.- URES. belonging. to IiftINCE LUCIEN B9 . i ) N L I I) ty p, cohtinues "otrriew at the first of these, to be ' S N ALT,A.A.,.,I:E CON'fRACT, individually :•_._,dud the ( - 313 AL I . ) , Cc 44(1 1),,.` ', 'ECE, h 3; GUERCINO, and other fine Pleturt. , --w "%s, at the Second, Where Subscriber's Names. will ei lris e t e t I ' 4 \ l° Zr. Sharp's large EngraviOg l of t `cr:i:lrerangd;. ki l d 1, + :tires, after . the Picture, by Annua [ ik, i ; t ,Heo the Select Works of celebrated Portraits 7 :.) t 1 Q4 c e S ' liilli a r , tl ': itai'llat4 140.r,,,,hearecc. Id i ittance to eaca, • BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, . 1/4PO. jtie_et.he insurace of Butliiings, It . .tirnittire, iatin_strio3l.si,td,lz,niS:tgliieptsly, Vessels and all other P.ppert), FIRE. ' tl,4:uniances far short Periods, or for several Years toge erol,, ay be effected at this (cake upon the most equitable 4.otlie.ies ,will pot be charged for S f 3001. or upwards,. ~ 0 rersons increasing th e ., ' °2ls T o ' - . q A L?e Nviivie sT ocK. .., f . :, r present ..nsurance. • .. l'etitication at th e . ° 4 tAltlll,will be insured uithout .... ,Int.Y:ll-01...v-belild the:educe4 Prernin : per Cent. tja.'7.ipts. tor h Ite„,, yal of 1, oi of 2s. ~n g at Lady principal 0 t-e •-• . . ... °licks • r i r St . rind and t:_ !!1, Loudon ad woo %Id receive Proposalsf their Agents in the Counp;, for new Insurances- . • API ROB.ER'I' SKELTON, Secretary. TAL c , • o i d ~ ABINET PIANOFOR . T . E to be • .. '" Ingtrutrl± eno.nd-hand, nearly as good as n . 71 - :. it , 1 1 ; l a u s e tro b r a r, s 4 0 ,, Ped m s; 'scii,varnd stands re ma rkably i, t m e e i n in Tune,. res;)ect ketihri,urice ui P G° (3- "e ° a " s- t ; g%ri l i f fiVe ld st i ) s la r fo n :• l OS 6 tti neas.—A I ay be iktt6...p;'.lle,erl to Four o'Clock, at Mr. WAT•Lr'N's' 5, Lei t kn . /, ''ecoadhYek'ng-cae, if required, 3 Guineas., Also R good tle 4s. •.dod Grand. Piano Porte b • Broadwood, at 20 Gui -3 All the . . , attx.,r,I,IREE TIIIRTY'THOUSAND POUND PRIZES 1 01 ;!•"4- in. the VI-lEEI, and may be Drawn - early in the 11 ti . "9 :, INExT sATuieriAy, N. GELD. ll receive Tilit'EE THOUSAND GUINEAS . APRII, 13; Avhen THREE. rt.,. • z•Otttone a Il f•!1-! , : i th.e. Coptraetor, thanks: tb . e. Public evy . , a t nd r d popular Istingiiished I•uvours in . this stay ...ra_,.. O f> Which ~:elnaint;s then that on the First . Dayiu , 1 .7 .11 es e 7 l. day, tw( 1 ) of ‘ll4t- 4,.. a t0 acre .11:1-11tdiAn d c t G e '' ' drawn ii • Iv htirr, -S (iici by Hin) and tullieneoatslice•racbi ,'illot.her Gold, Isere the Fir e Fi ' I C , • ere thedi•:,:.. RISH ( as the Contractol for the Lotter);) paid . .r fek 'n , li the Thousand Guineas in Gold. Ill gat N I : R S and SHARES warranted undrc;wn, are 5e11.4, .4, ORNHILL,OT 0, C HAI.UNG-CROSS, London. WON') ' ' t 4 . ERFL L RICH WHEEL . 4 ... rriz " o f • • [3O 000.... are ,C 90,000 4•'' • • ......... :. " 1:000 Guineas 3,150 • • ... .t•.••• ' • • • • • .-... ,C 00 • . 2,50 - . 7 "••• • • • • •... :, 5 ;o0 1,500 • • • .. •• • .... . ..... 200 1,40d • 141,4,'°•, &c.• &c. &c. 1 draws a g • NEX T s VrUPD 1Y MORNING, again • ; ' * tISI it t at Nine o'Clock. , • :It k i 11 reSpeetfully announces to his Friends 11141;t1u,iii titk Piddle, tilt unrecdented State of the Whet. , 1 14'') 4 ~1 . ,, arty former' Lottery. He begs leave to ii!form - ;1 41 ' xr ' nree 430,000 Pri7cs may all be drawn on S itur \ll t he Th •, • ' ' • leas mosT lie drawn, Ttlti t , 11, 5 , , 1 - Le I rizes of 1,000 Gun , ,- . c, N 0.4,1-9, Atl l 1 , , (1t„ ,i a‘d In Gold i mmediately. The I icket,.. , 1 0. 4 14-if "M)0 Guineas was sold by BISII, on N 1 edric stlay, 14 1 ';; 4t ; Warranted 'Until-awn Tickets and Shares are ',k.• 4, Cornh'il •.I.' CI • •• ••••Cross till Saturday, '... Pril 1 , at., 9, mini, , , at a o'cioc 4 in the Morning. 41 1111 [ --- "q WINE CLOTH: It , '''LIJE STY'S ROYAIMPERIAL L T LETTERS PATENT. PRICES. 11 1 , 1 , s . • s; d. I ) ,: t. q.,. . s. d . 1.). '"• •'• • • 2 per yd. are equal to other Cloth at 3 0 It• .... 1);,'". " •2 • ' ii Ditto Ditt o 3 6 . '• • • .•3 -0 Ditto Ilitto 4 3 11;! i t , ,,, v•i •••-', ...1 .. 3 a . - Ditto Ditto 5 0 i. i . , , a . :' •• •' ( 34- .- • Difto Ditto - 5 6 11 e to : :•::• •• •4 c . Ditto ~Ditto 6 6 'li '•• •5 6 I)Itto Ditto -7. 6 ikii'll "rtio.., , ~,s are - equally economical in pro- - 171411 2 1 - 1(1-74.4 1 t 1 i s ls** * • ' "lode. . ,portion, and tota . lly riper- . - lirii 4 ,,, , • • ... cedes the unhealthful prac 'lQ fr out 26 s') 'ds" tice of Warming beds. P 47 , , , - 3 ' " . - 1 11,e,;i1„,,, ",:_e Sold, Stamped, with the Patentee's s ly ti,iutt: - e• in cas es o f Go and 30 pieces each, assorted Vt. ""n WO'. 1 • • N! • - c l i.ints - and •ist Jiv, ," 1t ie usual allowance to LI , • ii,, ii. ,iiii4 ‘,.or the use of Families and indiiidlals, at the s,,,:e.....,l,.`‘'aretiiiiises-,(;beapside, and not'b'othei• 5..4.1.11*,,f1.1 admirable cloth is ' itiost desirable, only'on 6 4 .1 .1 1 ~f it tcouorriy, but for its native property. eon i',l,-.l;' Vqoahl 4.4111)••• Those who wear it are known to pas kt,.,, 4 is 4llott (the-main s ..1 1' l 'ii• --e temperttore not known lwfore, it so regulating every climate, l:t.• h li ei el, , , piing of h 1,.. 1 .cerieu, neither promoted in too , . - ealt 11l in great a de-, 4 11, , iii e , ' 'liability and a greeableness of wear are' Droper o w." telid er •. t•ii;.v t , „ I te Cr • ''. equally desirable to every indiv - Itial.---, ~ .iit t ,. Ontz for Ladies' Dresses and Children's wear, t)ti„.l)res's,'":"d as- above, in pieces containing. three and Stroh, !ach, frost) Three to Four Guineas per piece. , 'Ext fly e Xi l ell tinli 4 4 27 This Day was published, ' In One Volubne, Octavo, price 10s. 6d. bound, ACCOUNT or the ABOLITION of FEMALE INFANTICIDE, in GUZERAT, with Considerations on the Question of Promoting the - Gospel. in By the Rev. JOHN CORMACK, A. M. Minister of Stow. Loudon: Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leadenhall-street ; and M. Kedie, S. Kelly; and Muckersy, Edinburgh. NUTT'S •CONFECTIONER. , Just published, rice Bs. Gil. half-hound, THE COMPLETE CONFECTIONER ; or ; the whole Art of Confectionary niadt; easy : also Re. ceipts for Home-made Wines, Cordials, French and Italian Liqueurs, &c. &c. By FREDERICK-NUTT.. The Sevcntb Edition, enlarged and improved gy J. J. MACHET, of. Paris, • Confectioner and Distiller. Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. 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SK 'ETCH of the NEW ANATOMY and PHY- K. 3 SIOLOGY of the BRAIN and NERVOrS SYSTEM of Drs. GALL and SPUIIZHEIM, considered ascomprehending a complete System of Zoonemy. With Observations on its tendency to t tre Improvement of Education, of PUnishment, and of the Treatment of Insanity. . Reprinted fr(ini The Pamphleteer, with Additi ons . By T. FORSTER, F: L. S. Of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and Honorary Member of Med. 'Sue. St. Bart.'Hosp. Sold by Messrs. Law and Whittaker ; " . 'Longman attd Co:; Lackington and Co: ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; Baldwin and Co.•; and Underwood, London; Macredie and Co.. Edinburgh. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in vols. decoy .4to. price 41.45. boards (also a few Copies on royal paper, price 71. boards), HARLEMAGNE ;. or, The Church Deliver ed.—An Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Books. By LUCIEN BUONI\PARTE, Of the Institute of France;.&-c.•&c. Translated into English Verse by the Rev. SAMUEL BUT p. D. and thu Rev. FRANCIS HODGSON, A. 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QOLOMON'S GUIDE to HEALTH is ad -1...7 'dressed to the aillicted'With Nervous Disbrders, to those suffering from heat or change of climate, and to those who labour under weaknesses and re laxations, originating in a Variety of other causes, nisi Work is particularly recommend ed, and to thousands of people grown old before their time, it has happily been 'the -useans of recovery of the - mind as well as the body, and exalted them from a state of melancholy and• despair, to that, of health, peace, and happiness. ::111. - such should seriously attend t the Observations-and the Cases*, scribed in " Dr. Solomon's Guide to Health," price its. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and all Booksellers. BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS. COOK'S, ANTICORROSION. OLDING,. HODGKIN, and Co. PATENT ‘ 6 ,31 GUN SPONGE and ANTICORROSION - MANET.: FACTURERS to the Hon. Board of Ordnance, begs to turn their gratelnl acknowledgments to the Nobility, Citutry, and the Public in general, for'tbe encouragement * they have met w ith these last thirty years ; and at the same time state, that they are the only Nlanufacturers of this valuable Com position, which they particularly..recommend at the present season fur painting iron, stone, brick, Wood, stuccoed" or plastered buildings: iron railing, rill piling, windmills, farming utensils, ships or boats' bottoms, &c., as it is im penetrable be wet, and will never blister er rub oaf,-is con siderably.,heaper, goes further, and w ill l as t l onger than other paint., The colours are of lead anti stone, and sold at their OltiCt, No. 31, Old qty Chambers, London, his ready 'money only, in ('asks of 10011). at 515., or smaller of 531 b. at :SS.; and of whom also may he had the genuine prepared Oil, and proper Brushes. Cl der. tti any extent received by poSt, executed the same day if required.--No connection tvith the Frencl+taariralling Agent t o th e Company. ql\ ll \ ..„,_N1 '.. 4.- 1 0 ° --:-.,...-__-,47,.. 1 ,4 ~,,, i f.., , ,- . ..---- . hl l Lz__--- / Ai, , vll,'\#\ . iil f, ~,,,‘,,,,,,,---,:i r.-",, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ..dprils, 1815. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTrq ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pa on or before Friday, the 21st Instant from • such Persons as May be willing to undertake the Supply bl' SLATES, deno minated IMPERIALS, DUTCHESSES, COUNTESSES, LA DIES, QUEEN's RAGS, and WESTMORLAND SLATES, for Serviceilf this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration .of One Year, upon Notke of 7'hree_Months, at the Option of either Party. Farther Particulars,'together with the Terms and Condi tions of the,.Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any, pay, between the hours of Ten and Four o'C:tack, where the .Proposals Must be de livered, sealed up, and endorsed t " Proposals for Slates ;". but no Proposal can be admiked after the said 21st Insta4 o at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the swing day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless i/ia Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf; shall attend. By Order of the Board, CREIV, Secretary. OFFICE OF OR April 5, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL . OFFICER'S of His 11IA JEsTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals - will be received at their Office, in Pall or before Friday, the 21st Instant, .from such Person.,' , as may be willing to underiahe the Supply of API CHEST:; for Service of this Di4)artment, at PirmingAam, Ar a perlinl of One Year. , , .Patterns of the Articles may:he viewed, npon'application the principal Storekeeper's Office k the ToWer,' and at Birt: minghant to Major-General Miller, the IKspecaor f Si tall Arms there; and farther Particulars," together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be . knou:n at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pay-Afallitforesoid,. any (14 . betieeen the Hours of fen and lourC,:lyelk, where the Propqsals 11171.5 t be delitwed, sealed up, and entioro•cd, Proposagf(;r 'Chests;" hut no Proposal can be ydntitted of the,said 2I st ~ • ; Instant, at Tthelve o'Clock at Xtat§ ofthe same day, neither will any . Tender be noticed„ andcss the Party ntakitty oi• an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, . ' It.Gzyary. OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE,''.6IpriI 5,'1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA= JESTI7S ORDN4,NCE do hetehy give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,. on or before Friday, the 21st Instant, frO7IL such Personv as )nay be willing to undertake theStepply of vt:trioys .drtieles terniq, PETTYENIPTIONARY, for Service of this bepartinvitifor a period of Three Years, tletermlhable after the Expiration of One Year, upon Notice of Three Month's., at the Optiou of . • either Party, • Patterns and Samples of the Articles may be viewed, upon applichtion' at the principal Storekeeper's -Office in the Tower; and farther Particulars-, together with the Terms and -Con ditions of theContraLt,inay be known at the Seerctar?' s Office' in aforesaid, any dde between the Hours - o! Ten and Four o'Cloek, where the Proposals must he delivered scaled up, and endorsed " Proposals for Petty Eroptionary Articles;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said ',2lst Instant, at Twelve o'Cleckat Noon of the same day, nei 'thee will any Tender be noticed, unless Ike Party making it, OT an „dgent.in his behalf, shall attend. Order of the Board., • . • R. H. CREW, Secretary. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, 'New Bridge-street, London. HoNottittni Slit, Edinburgh, March 18. BEG leave to inform you, • that ever since•the yea,r'l7c)@, I had been afflicted with the. Lees Wnerea ; which, limn its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the .most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoi'ng.several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis chargeik•Wai the Hospital with little' relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. the spring of last year my'disorder - bail got to such a held, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, One on each araj, and my legs were broke '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 bad also two large nodes on it, was rimy much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, p - articularly when warm in lied, as nearly tx.i deprive - me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by 'Air. ,J. Thompson, (who received' so great a cure by them lucre), to take your Lealte's-Patent Pills, which I began to do on' the 26th 'of May; in the course of a fortnight I began ,to receive benefit—in little nio - re than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were sonndl7 healed— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also ;' leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin,. and:pain in the bone of the left,,which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural 'hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going tints became, by yo ur advice and wedicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my for aicr spirits and strength, and inn become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at. a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the rood of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion;, in so doing Oh will greatly oblige Sir, your grateful, obedient, very , humble servant; . ALEX. MURKER.. Swami's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the shove cure:— • John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburg+, ; Jolla M 4 lntosh, old Assembiy Close,'Edinbilrgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, ,Nlember of the Royal'. College of r+urgeons, at his house, No. t), New BridAe--street, London;- whet e, after a constant residence of inure than 3S years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to - the Parrs of Generatiim, with that inviolable secrecy vl iclr Men of his profession sliould always observe in such cases, ho Haters himself the advice and assistance he Fratuitouslv administers to Tnirsons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advaitage seldom attainable,' and void Alo all aMbiguify.. Also 'sold, by his'appointment, for tlie convenience of thoo living at a distance, at the Pet foater's, No. 35; St. ..3.lban's• street., Pall-malt ;' the Toystny, No. inzi, Oxford-street ; Mr. Distirotuth's, NO. 7, Fish-streetAill; Beater's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mt. M'J)ooaid, Jeweller, Glasgow; • Callwell's, Dublitt; and by one per,on in-ktvery considerable t own ,i; ) Great lirit;tia and Ireland, in Mixes of only :r2s. 91. cacti, stainped, and•sealed up - with fulrand plain diructions, whereliy persons. of either sex may cure thunsclics with ease, speed, secreey, and safety. N. B. Every_ Box - sold, in Gl:eat-Britain is sealed up with a' stanip,'on which,-by favour of the ConnuiSsioners, is printed at the Stamp Taylor, No. !), NeW Bridge-street, to Cate which is FeLeny, and all tithe' S :Litt counterfeits. ,rct stxpr.tc,:,'E-NALPPINNY.‘ FROM Tlit LONDON GAZTAIE; APRIL 11. I3ANK It • Searle Cainbridge . , milter, to stitrenderi April 22, 25, and May 23, at t‘%'elve ; Guirdhall, London. Attorney, llr. Isaac:so'on, Cannon-street, Loudon. E. Cohen, *Londliii, merchant ; Apra 13,_23, and,May 23, at clertn, at Gailihall. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Green field, Gray's Inn-square. - . . d. Sparks, HaMpton, coach-maker`, April 15 25; and May 23: at eleven, at Guildhall:. Attorney, Mr. Lawledg-e, Gray's . Inn Jane, London. --1•• •'• • A Jordaiii Alford, Wilts, malster; April •28, 29, and May 23, at One, at - the GVeyhound loft, Bdth. attornies;' Fisher, High-Holborn.; and Mr. Sherry, Bath. J: Bannister, Shillingfurd, Oxfordshire, butcher, April 20, at one, 21, and May 23;14 eleven, atlhe Lamb Inn, Walling ford. Attornies, MeSsrs. Hedges and Son, Wallingford; and Messrs: Pric6 and WilliAMS; Lincoln's Inn, Landon. W. Bell; Hbrneastle, 'grocei-, 'April 19, 20, and May. 23, at eleven, at the Bull IYtni g Horncastle. Attornies, Mr. Sell:. wuud, Horlicastle : _and Mr. Eyre`, Gray's Inn, London. T. Sherbroolt, LeOli, merchant, April 2q, at four, t 7, and• .May '23, at er!veni, at the Purse Leeds. Allot , - - nies, Messrs. Atkinson and Rolland, Leeds. 111 - yetts. Gosport, grocer,: pork butcher, April 27, at onel 28, 'Fit deveu,• and May. 23, at one, t the Dalpain fon Gos port..Attornies, Messrs: Bleasdale,• Alexand e r, and auline, New bat; London; and ',Mr: Cruiykshatik, Gosport. J. Bakewol; ten. and J. - Bahewell, Jun. Weittm-Upon-Trent,. soap boilers, April la, 19, and May 23,' at twelve, at the White Hart and Star Inn, littoxeter. Attornies, Mr. War ner, Uttoxeter; amid Messrs. Sykes and Knowles,. News ' Inn.. . • . Pei'eival, Liverpool, lead merchant, April 27, at fonr, 26, and Mziy•'23, at tt'it,• at. the Nag's Head Inn, Warrington. Attornies, Messrs. Clatighton and Fitchett, Warrington; and Mr. Sauter, Chancery-lane, London. J. Lewis, Thi Pe King's-conrt, Lombard-street, Wine-rt,er• chant, April 1.5,22, and 'May 2:3, at twelve, at Guildlil.ll. Attornies,,Messys, Wiltshire and Bolton, Winchester House,. Oid Broad-s.lreet. C. Stanslield,•ltqad Side, • Whitechapel, pawnbroker, April '15,25,:and Way 23, at eleven, at Gnildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sheffield, Great. Present-street, Goodman's-fields. W. Stinthners, ListOn, miller, May 1, at six, 2, and 2 5, at ele ven, •• at the J6Se and Crown, Sudbury. Atturnies,.Mos'srs. •Frost and Stedman, Sudbury. e. White, .Manchester, iron ilquor-manufacturer, April 27, 1 '29, and - 111a - y-23, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Man - -Attornies; -Mr. :Ellis-, Chancery-lane, London; and Messrs... Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester. WI Hill, Kid(jepninster, hatter, May 12, at five,'m, and 23, at tiered', Gioi:g„e Inn, Bewdley. Attornies, Mr. Ogg:, SoOhartiptou-buildings, - Chancery-lane, London ; and Messrs. Hallett, sons, and Smith, Kidderminster. • Kettering, 'N:Jrtbampton, farther, April 17, IS, and May '23,, at-eleven, at the. George Inn, Kettering.. Attut - nies, Mr. Marshall, Kettering; and Messrs. Matthews and Rainfall; Castfe-street, W. Vince, - Ltkeas-street; cnratnercial-road,'eatlpenter, April 15, IS, ,and Alay 23, at one; at G4ildhall.. Attorney, Mr: s _rit*gerald, Lawrence Pountney , Hill. ,I , „*Steptiens, LandeVeyltig; corn-merchant; May 4,5, and 23, eleven; at the Boaos.Head, .Carniartheln. • ittornies, Mr.-Barber, Gray's Inn, London ; and 41r. paNie.s, Car-. marthen. DIVIbENDS. `May'.t.' R. D'adson, late of Liverpool, merchant. May 4. - NM: . Combniartin, Devonshire ' - lime bucncr—.llay 2. S. Saragc.an.l .J..Slaek..late of Macclesfield, CLeshire, silk.. Manufacturers—May 8. J. W. Martyn, late of St. Day, Corn wai;, vlctuditer l l- . -May 1%.. Gia},-late-of•Etearutii, um-await, 'victualler—May 4. L. 'Levy and G. Childers, of East Smith- - field, sloiisellers-May 4. 'l'. Lewis, late of Ely-place, Hof born, merch'anf:.--May 4. R. Howard, sen. J. Rivers, R: Howard, jun. and J;::-Howard, 'of IVlitch. in , Surrey, calico printers—May 4,., , J,Greeves, of Lynn, upholsterer —April 22; • G. Ancell and J. Ancell, late of Wallington, Surrey, calico. , printerY—May.6 - . - J. 'Nailer; of Jefferies-s quare , St. /Cfary-axes, merchant—Aray 6. W. Beale, - o.lßishops-Hatfield, Hertford innl.older—May 2. IL Longstatf, late of Cloak-lane, scrivener—May 6. G. Killick, of . Piccadilly,..hatter—May 6. IL and A. Wilkinson, of Jelferies-square ' St. Mary-axe,per, ciiants--Xay "2. - D. Shirt, o f • Fall-Head,, Yorkshire, tanner— May 2. D. 'Shaw, of ,Barnsley, Yorkshire, mercer—May2.. J. Jobnson and J. Statbatn, 4,f Twickett's-Mills, Northampton shire, and T. Johnson, of Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, millers. CERTIFICAI ES-MAY 2. C. Hasted, Chatham, brewer—A. Liddle, Castle-street, .Falcon-square—T. Russell, Beverley, Yorkshire, v ictualler— W. D. Gamage, late of Falmouth, merchant—W. Sykes and T:Shachieton, White Lion-street, Norton-Falgate, merchants —J. Stacey, Porchester, Southamptonshire, victualler—E. Phn, Exeter, paper-maker—N.WKnight, S. IV.PKnight, and MsNeilie, Liverpool, merchants. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Freeman, R. Burra; and A. Rovvlandson, Frandon Mills, Warwickshire, calico printers—T:Swinbourn and R. Monro, Gough-square, feather-manufacturers—J. H. Stein and W. Basnett, Maitchester, surgeons—G. Hughes and J. Blundell„ Strand, plumbers—R. W. Chester and J. Monro e Masons' Hall, Basinghall-street, weavers—W. Barnes and W. Robins, Kent-street, Borough, printers—R.-Williams, W. Moffart, W. H. Burgess, T. Lane, jun. and,W.Willianis, 'London, bankers, as far as regards the said T. Lane—A. C. Hill, W. Potter, J. 'Taylor, and J. Livingston, Liverpool, merchants—.l. Harland and J. Marten, Storrington, Sussex, millers—S. Horsey, T. Godsell, and T. Heatber,-Ryde, Isle of Wight, rope-makers—.J. Ritson, W. Bentley, and J. 'Lomon, Carlisre, cotton-spinners- 7 8. and. T. W. Hodgetts, Dudley,-Worcestershire, iron-merchants. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. April 4. John Burt, subtenant in "Wellsgreen, and David Butt, at 'East Wemyss, Fifeshire, cattle-dealer.--Creditors meet in John's Coffee-house, Edinburgh, 19th April and 10th 'May. , James HeCtor, merchant, Aberdeen —Creditors Meet in the Lemon Tree Tavern there, 21st April and 16th May, at 1. 5. John Hay, jeweller and merchant, Leith-- 7 Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, 19th April and 10th May, at I. 6.. CharleS Robb and son, cabinet-makers, Dumfries— Creditors meet ,in Grieve's Coffee-house there, •17th•Apr'il and Btli May, at 1. SPOPTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING; 181 5. • TiirSDAY, APRIL U. The 'Billingbeai Filly Stakes of longs each, li ft. Ab. M. D. of Grafton's by Popinjay, out of Briseis Sir .1. Shelley's by Walton, dam by Gohanna, out of Bus tard's Mani 2, 5 - to 4on D. Grafton's f. Mr. Craven's NAej(la. beat Mr. Blachford's f. by Castrel, Bst. 71b. each. T. Y.C. 200,,g5, h. ft.—;3 to lon Nadejda. Sweep stakes of 100 ks. each, h. f. R. M. Li: Rolls's c. - Equator,‘by Zodiac, out of Grey Duchess 1 M•ij or Wilson's 1. by Selin4 dant by Oscar (untried) l 6 to 4 on Major Wilson's f. by Selim. • The Second Clas of the Oatlands Stakes of 50gs each, h. ft. D. I. Mr. Vansittart's brother to Burleigli, 3 yrs,. ist. 101 b 1 Mr. Dundas's Liberator, 3 yrs, ist. 101 4. • Mr. Shakespear's Don. Rodrigo, 5 yrs, Sit. 41b. Major Wilson's Courier, 3 yrs, 7st ' • 4 Sir G. Webster's Grand Duchess, 3 yrs, 7st. tilb Mr. Terrett's brother to Bluster, 3 yrs, ist.'4lb .