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! -T -- • 's, . NUMIKER 6743.] THTIMATRE 'ROYAL DCURY-LANE. IS PRESENT EVENING, April 18, ,their Majesties' Servants win perform the Tragedy of XING RICHARD THE THIRD. 4'b uite of Gloucester, Mr. Kean t Lady Anne, Miss Boyce. T 0 which will be added, the Farce of THE CITIZEN; " ' ttiv,• O n -07 v, The Three and the Deuce; with The Wooti • s Hut, a n d Turn Out TiITH'EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. l s PRESENT 'EVENING, April 18, will • b e performed the 'Tragedy of Wir e ,-, KING RICHARD THE THIRD. v lQuce3ter, Mr. Young; Lady Aune, Mrs. Faucit. To which be added, SADAK AND KALASRAE. The - Wo o druan ; with Sadak D and Kahn ade -117-- ONISED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY. - " PROVED WATER-PROO,F CAMBLET PORTU GAL CLOAiS. ej t . l.Nl',, - Military Tatar. takes this m '. o .Op e rtu,nitv z,f announc i ng to theob:GEy, i;;;obility, Gentiy. Map a\ CLO:11($ are to be- as tasiial, at the No: 4, Srr-thitniptotz-street, Strand, (late tor m ilit azet 7 where an Assortment is always ready . emd Cloukc, ezo. zi .0,, 2 , REMARKABLE SUCCESS. . , 2,t34 ........ 1,1.. , 0 . 2 5 .59 0. ......... . . 20,000, 7,191 . 1,1 20. • • ••••• • ..... 20,000 , S syl 1 ''• • • .... 10,0:J0 3,620 •• • ........ 10,000 beside .500, &c._ o 11..)-11V 1111 0 Co are happy- in announcing - . hi tlic Publi c th e i . • • • liyo ura bleevents in the Last ( 1 ) 14e their Friends will meet with a f „,ess us the present Lottery, to he ,Drawnl.Nth e 3d andand: , quires are now Qn sale at - 101,-NLY at toe lowest prices. The scheme is one of the first ' l l , llo, t i.!;,`: 4l 's past, and cannot fail of uietini,:vrith nivrrsal ‘, 41 ,`"," l ers hY-PolCirrier, executed with fif,elity. 4 - ` -..!:t ‘ i,l 3 !, ` , e t u t ' iTi a li t: the Old or Estahlishe ' d State Lottery Otfice, tr i-Li“DS()N, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con-. hia t ,l' tt ms for the Lottery, respectfully inform the Pub- Dr owin; tell commence the 3i1 . 0f MAY. The pri've,ontaiiis 11,000 ri c k e ts, an .d in addition to-the 'slo ts,'llYri':,),thtre are Extra. Prizes of 1,000 Tickets in the Next - e n ts every Purchaser adventures with' a Chance of to two se t Lotteries 1 P'" "• • • L. 20,000, 1 ...... of L.9.0,000 •.\ ...... 1000.31 2. ........ 10,00012. 3,000 ' • • " • ••6,000 I 2 •• • ...... . 2,000 4 -• ...... 1,11-10 •-"" 500 500 .4.1,000 . , . 1 1 0 . 00 ... 1,000 ...1,000 ike.&c. Sze. 9,000 Tickets to be drawn in J one. :ichlars, may be bad gratis. re selling by RICHARDSON, ;kokers, tit their Otiices, Cora- ... Bce 8 , 4 ..... • &e. Th e e urfull awn , x) • elite, wi th p ‘it . .•`;'0i)lt;t:3„ 4l) d SHARES z •+ll 4„4 (4,114, aild Co. Stock-., rrtP litiv • P Fl LTE,It I NG crifu;_ifYiNf4i2S-_arte.' port . a.l:sle..ne , ver. out of repair, and ce at the unexampled ° I the N ` " , Go trt;um th" ti"let"jr d* to the size t r . fa c hi,. a :loci Gallons per day, according 1 rendering the IVater, in cJlour, beau'ituny pr oo , increet:itig dem,to . 14 d t • receive is a col, • "f t h e of the superiority of his InveotiotiJroF any Ci t ' ; ° s ee :,"'d Yet otter - ed. 11,,, e ntliq i ., 4 T- work at apt Manufaetory, Mortimer-s . trre . t : 3,7 -3 e C " al e; and the Bar of the Jerus.ttem Cothe $ 61' 11,1)er-court, Corrthill.—First size 1.21.-2 d, 81.— klu r , RIS .M.UESI`Y'S LETTERS PATENT. I " jlll r;D'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTI- , M ade l'Varranted free fr i► an • Mixture whatever) i ti the PI, di various Viitltli o s l o t t 7-8 ) and 4-4 for Shirting', and 9-8 , 5-4, and 6-4,• for Sheeting. - •'S AitTICLE; 1 / 4 0 Desirabre for its.Ecora 14tartnl' a nd ils great. conduciveness to health, is in.a.tribtie -4 ii t t ~°:1 a :Ma thematical:Principle (ayant toute l'agrt. l to Hat '4 ` e thl lin' •It s egu` tn the perspiration, Karin g tl 'eil' el ?.ur any tiling ' u O f r a'col A d i n g ature, mixed . with it, that it tvet4 4 . ect & of sudden cold chill, after exercise, is totally NI 'di and is suitable to 4-rery Climate and Season.. _ . l t t , -R4Ax i , ;,,,,'stataped with the Patentee's mune, &c. ..),,t, ,th : an , .DIA, WAPEI - 10iiS.ES, NG, CIIE4PSIDI'., cina kt 2--Otlier 1 ' Buse, 10 Pie-as of '26 7ards each, and upwards, I. ' s i:e ‘t4 ' 4 IS• 1 . 35. Gd. sand s 4s. Gd. pe r yard, and nearly half the lard,W other Cloth. roe r.;-4 Shlcetings are from 26 to 52 1 'i441 . ' frunl 23•5.0 t , e i a nd the 6,4 from. 36 yards up ti - 1 . -I, ft _ • . 0 is. ,t . '-lit ei um 8,4. b. to 44. 6d...per yard. Orders ivith remit 111 Plitietually xectited. .- _ • kkit,„'l'atentee beis to state for the infornrfitioA of Mer ‘"kl, • .3. , 4r, , r u" , td, and of Patnilies residing at . a distance from _the 4tnt - r"all, Ititt every Piece is stamped agreeable to the PA ttii4!,ivitti Lis name, &c. as above, anti to wfiich it is part i ',.................5.:_,5a"3. ne " ry to atttnd.. -"'' LiAe..ll to Tiii.77-iS MAjk-------i ROYAL PATENT. 4 ,, • • ANTI-ATTRITION. , -,, PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION ever yet "A d l is -... , t„, -,-srrioN is the cheapest and best thing eve (.411,1`': 4 ,. for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper ;.to t i;reserve 3 of a I'l at -Vrolo being rubbed in. the Hawsc-I - lole i Ship, in' front ea the 4,,l l er7 iee, or Rounding ; the Rigg ofng. ~„.mine, 1 , - ii - s " eri and from beiii 4 chafed, instead ot Tar,.. I tier ervi ce;” for the Slides and.(artiases-of (lulls a ': t - o - r"-'•• • :. 1.1 ember and Can •a• W. t-r-Proof ; and to pre' tu,,I,T: ' " t ' of 1' • - : ' --,,. a ' •• Mills Sag'"•-"`"" he -riction in teain-engities, - • 'tali, t::: 41 1 , Millls, (or other ImpleMents of lit! ' sboondt , y_g a e r n,s s : ali c i: •isi••;:ibrY Parolees Carriages, Coaches "B.4:niT!eu'beist No g to )tu r r et ',t every Description.—lt is s kinds of I.„iiihe_, the Illades• of Swords, and a 1 1.., /403teel Articles , from Rust,—lt will likelNtte preserve Posts, Rails, Gate s , p. P.:','w,ter-liiitts Casks, 'Fulls, Wood 4 " N . V 41 -. . ' it'tings Barn Floorings, and every , kind of d Dry_ Spouts, . Irvi,ZitrerielliyhtleilEttainst-so,r `Vest I t n h d e i . e l s S:c a a r tl i i n er a , n ‘l y Corlimmaatne: ;and I •ltari„,.. ne t ouiy preserve Iron Rail-Ways from corroding t li„ re •;,,It, but also render the Draught so light, hat one o ot i.' , ,k• 10 the Work of Two. equal to 'e)t p i 1'_,41,0g Ofthe Composition is, in some Cases, . &4 li r - . ez•ured Applieatiens of Oil,kind Tilres,4se, Paint; or ' and the Public save by its Use. woof T a ll ow, i m - any tither n, NPrivet.,,tiodred to Four Thousand per Cent : , exclusi c I , i ;'! , og tbe wear and tear in Machinery, Wheels,.B‘cr.ntin'e, Utt e s ~I 5 4 laviOg of expense more than that of saving* Or „i : . - tbt of en, and nothing can be so clean in its working, give so little trouble. • • ' tio.,`.'..d, for the PATENTEES, at No. 40, CIIARINC-CROSS, too"istthe .Adoliralty, London ; and, by their appointment, at 1i0%,,,,.1P.P-chatidlers, printers, booksellers,., libraries, • - z4 ki.: druigists, medicin e warehouses, perfumers, iron-, , go t , t,-,l•si oils,cutler coac htuakers,lnu-keepers, coach• and wa.,- io tj'''esi and colour -shops, saddlers, and shopkeepers,. l s. el United dour -shops, in boxes, price 25.. Gil., ss. 6(l_, 'Th e ' '!•Oott guinea, and two guineas each. . kr,... smallest size Box Contains a quantity sufficient to Prime- - %il • eel a.rriage four times, with whicicit win run up to td, °N IX TllollSiid Ililes,without applying any thing cis 19,1:e Axletrees; and One Half-Guinea Box contains" a slit- Tkola'tluantity for a Stage-Waggon to travel Thirty-three ' t itli :,"'" N iiics;• and it will work With Wood Axltrees, or %ktitt-')"‘Mol Boxes and Axletree 4 of any Kind.—The most 41. tit aetury proofs of the merits of this Discovery may be seen Th e l ';"en.tees' °dice, and also at their -Agents, si tio,t e I kltillculust be on tbeirgtiard againit aspu rams C,ompo -11,, -‘' .l . l ch Is sometimes attenipt e d to be foisted upon theist to t o I-11 . t the F .titt. - t sof Friction, instead of which it is injurious NI 4 Pot 4 .. eb ' th. Y, &e. aud nJiie is genuine but that fur which Di, - . 4 !' has been obtailied. To prevent intoositiori, the , ati,l'itlt."?os given with each Box are signed " W.i.) , • . I . iel! . z!to , S•,: , s e 4 .I ‘ t ' the kin i / A. , :iits on them—to counterfeit "-,- 3 ' ‘ 41 1:1 ' ) .7 .i.'' a , n s ti ahy person 'wilting use of a Cow ,• . ;.' •", o littao_.,,c, lit.trinet..s Ord frau,lea will be pr 0...... :. gnte..21.(1 (71,...tiviis Rew latt,aK beta of erect ,S triLlicl:i c:la the Vateat rii;ILL. tic 3 1 "; cl!" vOr pry eN3-1 tZ Of' 111 ; „ter, l - pat ', II! 1 , 3! • 1.6 • (IV !Ct;- 0 1 40 c )C l. ".1 ' st'r to .e sol i * c 0 Rl' • ,i I CC' 4 ' a 0 LAY 'it'"t• • ,o 4ll' 3 - /. !be tik6' ;;;1 -54'1‘ 7:i' l 9~u He r, ,J , 41A AoW )";• v ,1 0 P si c,, ev. n Cu • Pr .f bet ^ -a (I.' t • - 0 1 (_:6O '3' 4 ' -3 1 . • .0.. i; „f fr .1 1e to) i Trice' 6( l ' to 6ls. 6 3 ' Os' 14s. ' a 3; ~ • : f 13 ' c!vcr j. • , ss 4; ,c im."ll‘ t•,,,- - : ay „ " 7. 4 : : V tle i ''... r ; '4::: 4 1 rf : ' hOt -- . 4 * 7 - 1 , ~ A . , • , ESTM -- INSTER ASSOCIATION for theVfi/ farther RELIEF of the SUFFERERS. by the WAR in GERMANY. His Royal:Highness the Ddhe of YORK, in the . Chai/ At a rery.numerons Meeting, attended by his Royal ,High 'less the Duke of Sussex, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and many of the f3ishops,.Nobility, and other Persons of distinction, . • , . It was unanimously resolved, .• That a... Committee. be appointed ,to solicit and receive subscriptions for this •purpose, and tlp.t all monies so receiv ed be placed under the management and controut of the said Committee; that the Committee du consist of the folloWing persons, Arith power to add to their numbers, or to unite with the City Committee, if they deem it expedient. ' . . . - commITTEE. Archbishop of Canterbury R. H. Inglis, Esq. Archbishop of York - Joshua Watson, Esq. . Bishop Of London • Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge Bishop of Exeter Henry Thornton, Esq. M.P. Bisliop of Chester Roy. ii. H. Norris - Bishop of Salisbury Sir J.. Macintosh, ALP - Bishop of Ely Hon. F. Noi th -Lord Kenyon Colonel Bathorst • i Lord Cuithorpe - Rt. lion. Sir Wm. Scott, M.P. L, Lord BArdley • . • Chas.'Grant,' Esl. : i nn. M. P. Rt. Hon: Sir J. Nicholt, M.P. Rt. lion. J. C. Villiers' Rt. Hun. G. Rose. M.P. ' it. 11. Marten, Eq. ' Sir Thomas Acklaud, M.P. - W. li. Hoare, Esq. E.WithrhhatAllootle,F.sq.M.l ) J. Round, Esq: M.P. Wm. ‘Vilbtrfurce, 1 2 .4 q. M.P. Committee-room, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, where, all Communications may be addressed, and whe,re Sub scripticias will be received; as we; I as by Messrs. Hammers 'Ali anti Co. the Treasurers; and by the several Bauking. "louses in London and We.i!minster. Signed by Order of the Committee, • - JOSHUA WATSO r i,_ Secretaries, pro • R. ACKERMANN, , tempore. • Subscriptions . since received : The Parish of \Vestdn, - Lady Bruce • - - ,C5O 0 Cambridgeshire, after Earl of Sandwich - 50 0 aSermon, by thelter, Steward Lrskine, Esq. 10 10 Geo. Co.k, M. A. in- Dean of itixdiester 10 0 eluding* a liberal Do- A poor Welch Baronet 5 5 nation from J. Hall, Win. Marshall, Horse- Esq. •. - -- 4I 11 0 ferry-road - - --- 2 2 Rev. J. K. S. Brooke 10 10 - AF , iund,perAckermann 1 1 blajor-Gen. W. Murray 10 10 C. Ware - 2 0 A Penhlty on breaking a Bei. Ch. Simeon, Cam- Carriage Glass - 2 0 bridge, 2il Subscript. 50 0 , HonMarrnadulieDawney s 5 A. B. - - -12 s. Gd. An Es,ex Farmer . 15 15 Rev. Dr. Va❑ Mildert, . :John Wells, Esq. - 1 1 ChristChurch,axford 10 0 Thomas Itoberts, Esq. 1 1 Baden Powell - 5 5 Hon.& Rev. Mr.Capel, Rev: Doctor Short 5 5 and Congregation - at Mrs. Staunton . - 1 0 Watford Church 441. 7i. 4d. Earl of Wilton - 50 ' 0 Mrs. Marriott, Church - . MIS. C. May - -- -- 1. 1 Lawfnr.i - - S 0 SpiintsnconsOtim ing of Mrs. Coazi❑ - 11. ls. 6d. ,Cath. Frances Helen, • J. and T. Clark, • St. and Francis Butcher .2 2 John-square - 10 10 Thomas klutchon, Esq..2o 0 Earl of Powis . 100.10 ERBATA.—For " If. .1. .Rid Ridley, 51. 53."—" Hon. and Rev. it. Cutts, 51 55 . ."—" Lot ley, Esq." read,`t° Iles'. H. J. Itev. It. Cash," mad,' •• Hod. Eardley," 1001." read 1501.' THE LADIES' CEIAPEAU now for the _first time introduced, continues to receive the no bonnied Patrowt:e - of Ladies of taste it) dress, as it is not a tiecti. , g and temporary fashi,n, but a permanent and appendage to Ladies' Dresses, and what no. Lady wit bout, eithee_yli..44 fall di-esed or -ott(rrwise, traveinag ~y iii seaside; and, of summer, it wit} render p trawls quite unnecessary, and in the country will he 'found .inost ai:iicuiiriate and useful. ,It can onlY'bc had of the Inventress, Mrs. BELL, at her itlograziu des Modes, NO 22, Upper King-street, opi,osite Ehamiksbitry-place, Illoom , bury-square, London ; where, also, can oily be had, the BOUit' ON Eva tnd MAN'I'LE, most elegant and be coming thiogs, adapted to the times and feelings. of , English Ladies; they Me ,oade in a peculiar form, and are novel, in teresting, 'am! 'new. Also, the I'LA I OFF CAP, and the DUCHESS of OLDENBURGH'S BONNET. All of the above have. given the completest satisfaction to every Lady of taste in'dress, and have gained the Inventress, Mrs. Bell, the patronage and tbanks of some of the Most Petsonages. 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N OTICE is Tiefeby given to all -persons desirous of Contracting to Supply BEEF: and murrox, to his Majesty's Laud Forces in /.Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-nientiOned Counties : Beruieh, Northampton, Northumberland', Th4t the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty-fifth • Day of May next; that Proposals in Writ ing, sealed up, and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will he received at this Office on or before Tuesday the Third Day of said Month of Nay .(but none. will be received after Twelve o'clock on that Day), and, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals -must be made ref: irately for each County ; and . each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the_ Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of hnown Property enga gi ng to become booed with the Party teadering in the Amount stated in the printed Particolars, for- the thke ' Per formance of the Contract ; and no Prgposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in. Words at Lengtti; and should it so happen that during the Con s tinuance of the Contract no Troops should he sta tioned or supplied in the Counq, the -Expeace of tir.2. Con tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Cfntractor, to. be refunded to blur by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the ContrZwts may be had upon application at this Office, between. the Hours of Eleven and Five. This Day was published, price 2s. • THE original celebrated National Dutch Air of • GRANtai BO'v'EN, ILLIANI of NAS SAU, pfuscy, of O:LANGE, arranged with Variations for the Harp, or Piano-forts. To which is added, the joyful Li beration of 'Holland from the tyrannic Yoke of the French; composed by E..lones,, Bard to his Royal Highnes thjPrince ltegent of Great,Britaiin. A Suppler-1i !;it to the Author's for nit• two .Numbers. of• l'erpsichore's Banquet," or Select -Beauties of various National Melodies. Sold at Messrs. Birchall, Mi•tchell, and Lave, neap's Music 'Shops, in New Bond-street; at Goulding's, in Soho-square; at Clen:enti's, in Cheapside ; Preston's, in the Strand; and at other Music Shops. NEW HARP NI,Z2SIC. LES REGRETS ; a Duo for the Harp anti Piano-forte, composed by F. J. Naderman, price-7s. (id. Nade,rtuatt's - celebrated Nocturne, Na. I. (with Accorapani 'trent,: for the Piano-flrteand Violin, by .1. Mazzingii), price ss. 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At the pi esent Moment, when the spirit of nngnarded specu- Wiwi has entailed rain upon so MUM' IlltIlLL:HS of industri ous individtials, a perusal of this work will nut fail to attract the attention of the Mercantile World; and, while the sug gestions it contains afford n salutary clock to guard against the rapacity of certain Brokers, the iniquities it details are well calculated to deter any Speculator from encouniering.the danger attendant on illicit bargains. Written by THONIANIORTImER, Esq. Author of " Every Man his own Broker,"—" Lectures on the Elements of Commeree; Politics, and Finances," — .t Every AdveMturer in Lotteries his own Dupe," &.c.& .&c. To be had of J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Curahill; and of Hubert, Bcukseller, :loor•street, tlotto. . • [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Artm 16. Admiralty-Office, April 16, 1814. A letter has been transmitted to this office, nit dressed by Captain Cootie, of his Majesty's ship Porcupine, to Rear-Admiral Penrose, dated in the Garonne, above Pouillac, the 2d inst. giv . ;ng * an account of the capture or . destroction of a flotilla of the enemy by the advanced boats of the British squadron, under Lieut. Dunlop of the Por:upine. The flotilla was observed at day-light, proceed ing down from Playe to Talmont, and on the ap proach of the boats, the vessels were tun on shore, d their . crews, with about 200 soldiers from Blaye, lined the beach to protect them; but Lieut. Dunlop landing with a detachment of seamen and marines, drove them with great loss into the woods, and remained until the tide allowed the greater part of the vessels to bt ,- brought off.. ' One gun-brig, six gun-boats; one armed schoon- er, three chasse matees, and an Imperial barge„ were captured ; and one gun-brig, two gun-boats, and one chasse maree, burned. This service was performed with the loss of two seamen missing, and fourteen seamen and marines wonlided ; and the gallantry and good conduct of Lieut. Dunlop, and the other officers and men•em .ployed on the occasion, are highly commended by Reai•-Admiral Penrose and Capt. Coode. • A letter from Capt. Hope, of the Endvmion, dated Dec. 4, announces, that while proceeding to join the Valiant in pursuance of 'Sir John Warren's orders, he captured, after a chase of eight hours, the Perry letter of marque, a rematkably fine Ame rican schooner; of 230 tons measurement, just off the stocks, and copper-fastened. A Letter from Capt. Pecheli c of the San Domingo, notifies his having captured, on the Ist of March, after a chase of eight hours and a half, the Amcii can letter of marqnd brig Argus, armed with 13 carriage guns and 65. t en, from Savannah, bound to the Havanna'', out five days. Trhifeiall, April 18, 1814, Its, Royal Hizbliess the Prince Regent has been pleased Ito constitute and appoipt the Right Hon. Francis Lord Na -pier to be his Majesty's Commissioner to the Geiteri'il s,embly of the Church of Scotland.-1 he Prince Regent he also been pleased to present the Rev. Frederick Ricketts, M. A. to the rectory of Eckington cum Killainarch, in the , county of Derby anti dirkese of Lichfield and Coreutrr, -void by the death of the Rev. C.•Alderson. Crown Office, ,4pril 1 8, 1814. Members returned to §erre in:this pr&ent.Parliament. Borough 0f Dorchester—S. Shrpflerd, of Bloomsbury square, Esq. in the room of W. A'Coutt, Esq. who has ac cepted the Chiltern Hundreds. County of Nottingham-- - -F. Frank, Esq..Rear-Adrrtiral of thrj White, in the room of Lord W. Benti4tl, who has ac cepted the Chiltern Hundreds. - BANKRUPTCY SLT PERS ErrE rY._ • J. Harvey, Sewstern, Leicestershire, horse-dealer. ' BANKRUPTS. . . E. Waters, Merthytidfil, GlamorganShire; shopkeeper, to surrender April 27 x 25, and May 2., at. the Bear , ton, Cw bridge, GlautOrgansh ire. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Cle ment's-Inn: R. Pearson, Skelton, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, April 25, 26, and Ma' 28, at the Saracen's Head, York. Attur nies, Messrs. Bell and Brodriek, Bow Church-yard. J.-Matthewman, Lee Bridge Mills, Yorkshire, atton-spin•-• ' ner May 11, 12, and 28, at the Saville's Arms Inn, Elland, Yorkshire. 'Attorney, Mr. Nettlefuld, Norfulk-street, Strand. J. Philllpson Newcastle-npon . -Tyne, money-scrivener, May 10, 11, and 28, at the Turf Hotel, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Attorney,„Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street. 'l'. Islip, Criningsby, Lincolnshire, victualler, April in, and May 28, at the Green Dragon Inn, Boston. Attornies, Messrs. Lodington and Hall, Teinple J. Smith, Bradford, Yot grocer, May 3, 1 4, and 28, a t the,Boll's Head Inn, Bradford. Attorney, Mr. Jas. Edge, Norfolk-street, Strand. W., Hewitt, late of Polesworth, Warwickshire, grocer, May 4,5, and 2 . 3, at the Flitch of Bacon lon, Wichnor-briLlge, Stafford:: Attorucy, Mr. Frederic Turner, Bloomsirury-- square. DIVIDENDS. May 7. J. Cowell, Brydge's 7 street, Covent-garden, taylor— May 7. J. Gamble, Saint Neyt's, Huntingdonshire, paper maker—May 7.. J. Eyre, Broad-street,.. oil in,tn-..-111av 14. M. Brogy, George-stteet, tifinories, .gunstock-maker—May 7..1. .1. Walter, jun. Shad Thames, anchor-smith—May 7. J. Groombridgc, Lawrence Poultney-bill, merchant—May 7. - R. Baker, Aldgate High-street, china-man—May 14. .12Kid well, Rochester, upholder—May 14. E. Scott, - Lynn, Norfolk, • grocer—July 23. It. Sergeant, Slough, Bnckingharushire car penter —May 17. W. Wood, T.r-ee-Oak-lane, Horslyjown, cooper—May 5. C. Bedford, Norwich,. brazier—May 11. P. Norris, Liverpool, iron-merchant—May 7. R. Collins, court, .Broad-street, builder—May 7. W. Clancy, St. 'Mary- Axe, Merchant—May 7. Webb, Weseminster--hridre-i - on7l, coal-merchant—May 7. G. H. Browne - ,•Juhn-:street, Bedf,rd - row, scrivener-May 7. E. - .lanai•ay. Ludgate-street, toymait —May 7. - N. Lucas and C. Betke,yancras-lane, merchants— May 10. S. Thurstoq; Ipswich, liinitstcr—May 9. 11. nuber, Plymouth, dealer—May 9. T. Weigltiman, York—glove-ma -.ortieturee----51-ay 10. J. Cottbifirn, south Shields, , e ro6i l --- May 9. T. Barns and T. Sefton, 131ackrod, calico printers—May 14.. J. Luke,. Cheapside, boot-maker—Mav 7. C. AdarLs, Pancras-lane, Merchant—May 10. J. J. and R.W. Lester, Rotherbithe, roast..makers—My 10. J. F. Sdiroder, Crutched-friars, Merchant—May 10. W. Gedney arid It. Hutton, of Kingston-upon-Hull, cortrfactors. CERTIFICATES—Sint 7. 0. Dickinson, of South Shields, linen-draper—J. Read, of Ringwood: l S'outhampton, nia•lster—H. W. Smith, of Fleet inarket'y grocer--N. Cooke, of Prinees-square, Kenningto'n, mere -. of Union street,'Hoxton, plaistereri— J. WSirs, o dealer—A. W. Lesser, of St. R f Essex, 11gry-Axe . , merchant—W. Hallett and J. Hardie, of Queen *street, droz,cisf---;E. Haskell, of Liverpool, grocer —J. I'ur these, of lum-street, Gray's Inn-lane, PA4TSIERSHIPS . DISSOLVEI ; W. Roberts and W. Smith, of Beuferrik, DeS4inshire, corn merchants—lt. Hartridge and 1 15 / . . P. Vallq, of,..Satton Val lence, Kent, surgeons—J. iVieksteed, J. and..,l. Wilson, of Shrewsbury, wholesale Woollen-drapers—lt. liefiges and J. B. Alluatt,of Ludgate-hill, confectioners—J. Mink! and H. Buckley, of Congleton,.Cheshire, silk-throwsters—J,,ileat son and W. Sale, of Manchester, coal-dealers—A. Germain, Hesseltine, and G. Southeron, of Ampleforth, York shire, timber-merchants—S. H. Dennis and J. .Jarnian, of . Tlirogaiorton 7 street, erchants,=.l. L Wilkinson amid J. Smit of South. treet, Finsbury-square, attornies—J. Spry and G. A. Knight, of Truro, .dornwall, maltsters—M. and J. Or gan, of Wotton-under-,Edge ' Gloucestershire, grocers—U. Lee and 'l'. Hartwell, of Ashhourne, Derbyshire, mercers —J. Davey and J. Youngs,. of Mimic!), beer-brewers— S. and It. Holbrook, of Tapley, Cheshire, nurserymen—t. Patten, A. Still, and F. Macpherson, of Greenock—T. Woodward and T. Humberston,. of Leicester, grocers—W. Crab!) and It. Green, Or Lisle-street, Leicestc:.-fields sad dler's ironmongers—W. Mitton, J. E. and . C. E. Powuall, cif Doctors' Commons, atternies—C. and T. Geard, of Yeovil, S;nuerSetshire, grocers—S. and J. Nutt, of Clement's-Jaat, Lon L hard- street, lighternien—J. and W. Jackson, and J. Cruodchild, of Duwgate Iron ‘Vharf, iron-merchants— W.. Dodswurth and S. :Ntarshall, of Lee.ls, 4urgouus.