The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-22 00:00:00

\' .„ I 1 NtIM K-00• J BER -1- THEATRE ROYAL, DRUM' -L.I:NE. 1 1111 8 PRESENT EVENING, March 22, their j \ l ajestii!g s Se'rvatt: ,1.111 perform the Comedy of TS: 114T er, Mr - Ellisto ‘ n V ; lL L n ady ()' Nanarant, Mrs. Glover. To which will be added, LODOISKA. • , ursdav The Mercharit of Venke; with illusion. . I.IIIATRE liOYAL,.COVENT-GARDEN. IPS PRESENT EVENING, March 22, , will be I'i 3 rforMed the Comic Opera of LOVE IN A V,ILLAGE, To which will be added, ALADDIN. Li s °1 : : 1 1 : t !iursday, The F armer ' s Watt; with The - Miller and e •INT II() YAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. °TI CE is bet;ehy given. That - the EXHl text BI TION WILL OPEN.on MONDAY, the 2d ut MAY , ne The Artists are desired to send their several Perform ths7,ciProPcrly f rame d , w i t h their descriptions and denies of rtrait for insertion in the Catalague, on Monday the six o'clock on., , Tuesday - the- sth 01 Afitil„ after th an none will be receivedNo Artist i s to send more . ki at Pictures, nor more than eight Draivings.—Nolth tatet.i,r can h t allowed a place, unless in a frame of mode "llol4ions, Our can aux Copieo be admitted., Ike Royal 'Oxly will take nll possible care of Works entrusted to cid e t . l .' but cannot hold themselves responsible in cases of ac; HY. HOWARD,. R.A. Sec. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. GENER.AL MEETING of the NOBILITY; Iit i ,,,CLERGY,':GENTRY, arid OTHERS, is requested to be Pole at the FRF.EMASON's HALL, Queen-st.eet, , :iangields, on Saturday, March 26, to take into consi 11411'tIou the DISTRESSES in GERMANY, recently ,occa ed by th e Ravages of War. FREDERIC,' E.EBOR, • EDWARD, • W. LONDON, AUGUSTUS,' S. DUNELM. - C. CANTUAR, " )this Royal Highness the Duke of YORK Will take the Chair 6e lY at One o'Clocit: pi., v , • DISTRESS IN GERMANY. • 1: 11 OUGH the 'COMMITTEE for relieving the _ 1. Distress, occasioated by the'ravage"sof War in Germany, 5,' D 4 ,6 been enahled by Vi'itish limey:deuce to remit about ?et "I• for the allcriatinu of the woes of suffering humanity, (l e : fi st - 1 01 has been the extent 'of the devastations, such the to: - ': q has into which whole Districts. have been }ming- It' e li e , so' auruerous and urgent are the new applications for ca titit ',r . 9a - rvarion s quarters, that t he Corn mitte4 can ors t ti 0 ac tvill,b:'nk of relaking its efforts,. Details-of these . Dts resses 4, p a "'nod it, the Reports of the Committee, which, as well 1,, i ,,,Pe , for Churches and Congre - gations, may he bad at tau 'Lunn ravern ; and at Ackerniann's, Strand. 441 pant already advertised -.- ..43,831 0 1 - ' Subscriptions since received : At I. . Fa.- cour --dare's'. • ReV.Thomas Gisborne, - ', Zion. Ad s , ~ (, - L.l 1 • Yoxall-Lodge L. 40 0 i:' Ge o . B a 7: t 'llford •3 3 Major Miubleet •-• 1 1 3 't{• Dair:..W ßt l "t,tt. 10 0- Rev.J.Kirk,Scarborough 1 1 ticm., t - J k ,':" - P'e, Xs q . , s 5 Rei. J.'Manley, Vicar tti v 'ie il lid r l n ur I 1 . of Laucaster,per Cox, „, Nevi _2 0 Merle -and CO. ' 35 0 } At"' °, Per J. G. D. 2 to . Collection at the Baptist • ....-- Z . el - , i tc '"rs•Coutts& Co. Meeting,' Bughbrook, '".laj or • r „. K.eate - - - 10- 10 • per M. Smith &Sons 12 0 4;ly Aubray - to 0. Ditto at the-Church a , A .4 tter Es,- 0 Soho-sq. 21 0 AstonSandford,Bucks, . 44 lies'srs - 71)iirrien by Rev."ThomasScutt 15 3 4 4 ,., • And Co. At Messrs. Birch & Co. q e ;' e Walton - 5 5 Mr. Percy- Dyke, Or 11r.,.'ge Field 'end Sons 20 0 pingto Kent ... 5 2 . 0 4 , 4 7 1 11 t a n I Co. _ 30 0 L. B. 13: L. _ _ 1 0 Nt' 11 Mello - - 10 10 Lord brownlow - 2 inn 1: . ti , oer and Sons 10 10 • At Messrs. Drtimmonds. t ) th,Usel.Glutices. ' - Cui. Knight, .Glampr -1.1,:!r-street, Q th . t .„.. sg . 2 lr , gatishi re Militia 10 0 2 0 4 1. . Y StAt ' es Esq. 10. 0 Hear} Ware, Esq. Messrs. Sa.nsom Rear Admiral Willis 5 0 r-,_ and Co. Miss E. L. - 2 0 ‘ito.NVil son,Esq.Snares- Lady F. C. C. - 5 0 II ll etu i uk - JODI B:Charles Field .10 - 0 -' "t W. Node - 1 1 At. A. H. - " '2 0 3 ,, . lkt Pry and S ons . H u gh Roviland, Esq. 1 1 - 411I tted by Pritchard Rev. E. C. Dowdes- • -\ eWnittn& Pritchard, - well - • 40 10 it° 's H . ' 1 . I:,,p n , .- , erefolds lire At Messrs. Nloriand st .ction by Rev. it. anal Cu. PritCl':anrgd,Ne-wina;,l 0 10 12 T. P. . - Jacob Whitbread,Esq. 10 0 I , ll i ' it chard - _ &20 0 At the Dar of the City , eut kofAlton,Hauts, ' of London Tavern. - ejli ' ' 'l ' l nnnas Jeffery 22 3 Collection -at -Bisin;i ection by Rev. J stoke, per Rev. (~.. ~ajti4tfir'lleess fro - J. 7 3 Moore, and Congre m Ross, &. gatiun, per J. Hard- ' ,r 'e'nds vicioity - 43 12 castle and Sons :7:1 0 of ' Shaftsbnry C. A. P. 'r - 5 0 ~V.l Sherb urne - 25 0 '-- . At Lloyd's. ' ' } l ection at the Pro- Josiah Wedgwortli,Esq. 50 0 jt4itt Independ en t Bon.General Harvey 3 0 meeti ng Gotialmin gi James Lewis ..- 5 0 r ) . i P t t e I tr•.l.N. 0 (i u t 1 v .13 3 6 George Drown - 30 0 0 ot Chiddinglidd Mr. James Waimnan, l'lturch s i t .._, , 1 Surrey per St. Mary Hill , - 10 0 /2„ . ,,l • r . ,Chas.F,kii is 101.115.6 d. S. S. L. 7 - 20 . 0 4 t,*( laliningChur'cli G. H. - - 1 0 1• ri. e)' ner• Ray. R. Rev. Mr. Stephenson, , 3 ,,.„_ , , • R. . (ia n ,C s - 101. 13s. 9d. . Olney - -. 5 0 IN, - "es, perJ.Shipley 6 0 MisS'fbompson,lsling . ' Per S.Harris3c Co.. ton - 1 1 D o , 1051. 6s. 6d. Master •E. 'Thompson, . . Per Moline, Meat:- ' at Mr. Lemou's Aca buish, and Co. 10 '5 demy',-ditto 10s. 6d. Pel. S. Itu mien .561.75. 6d Byrn :Lod Twist . 20 -0 A tNi es ,, r3 Glvr Co. Cindoer Ogle 5 0 ecolon at Tru & ro, Donation from , Friends ,'''turner, Eddy, & . at Kelveden, inelud- S , ;;Z; ~ •--- ' 2.11.35. 6d. ingChildren,Servant, (3- - '. ,,, E.dwards,atid Co. 21 0 sad others under . • ),_;',Nlt (l xley,Walieficld 20 0 tbf,ir care 331. 12s. 6d• „'l, andrake . - .. 3 3 Ditto . of Coine, , per S. -lit Messrs • , Doan, - Messer - IC 9 , 1 burnton it.e Co. . ' H. A. S. - 10 • 0 f . I\ * T l4 t . s. n tr yniens, from Ilya 5 0 •1. Bald:win IV. 6d. (.4,11, .. n win, Croydon 5 0 Robert Stanton, E.q. ... &talon attließaptisi, ~‘ -i , ll. _a p .s e f,Woolwicli,by - Loin'uard-street. Miss E. E. , -..r , t reeina n • •2•11-2 s. 4d'. , ' Ta.S4hscrilitions rece i ve d at the Bars of the City of London tii:', ll ; Lloyd's C o ff ee -h ouse; S toc k E xc h ange; an d a t a ll hankers itt_town and couutrv./ ' _ 20 0 1 0 IL H. MARFEN -1-Secretaries. LUKE HOWAIWO This Day was published, price 15a. THE BROTHERS in FIRM LIFE ; or the NORTH of IRELAND. 'A 'Novel, in three Vols. phe • -By Mrs; D: JOHN-ON. commenceme n t of this Novel re.minds the reader of Clarissa Harlowe's first act of indiscretion in going beyond 1 4 2, c e gate of h er paternal garden., We are not able to discern r mark s o f resemblance nevertheless, in the scale of si t:4_l,l4N_ ,p ubl ications the present may.be classed abovemedio istTe:t• The laws of con s i s t enc y an d probability are , indeed, ched to the very utmost limits, :and the cdistinate recO sverY an,l restoration to her Husbi.‘nd of Elvina, the Heroine. pe t T.l tiler • d is, indeed, wonderfla; but we like pleasant ra- than m elaneholy - catastrophes.—British Critic.. Printed for G. Kearney, 4(3, Fleet-street. 16• kv , ik ') .1,11 " eril " " c .....>-----, .. 4 - :" ., ....Ili: .1. .'''' "P •-"- -it 4. ..,..,..,:i ....- /.' •''''‘ .i kiii 4 ,N( \. ‘k•% . l k.'' 1 i.l l li itV' • Y e TUESDAY,, MARCH 22, 1814. trICDUALLI,VG OFFICE, • Varch 16,1514. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICT(Ii 1 labiNG His MAJESTY'S NAVY do ,hereb' give Notice, that on Thursday, the 24th Instant, Mr. Reehs, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receise‘Te:ndors s eale(4 zip, and treat for the undermentioned Articles for the supply of the Victualling Department at that Part, viz. Quarters. Euglish Wheat lOOO, to weigh 51b. per bush. Nen• close-dried Amber Malt 1000 T. be answerable to'SampleS e.vhaited at his Office, to be de livered in one Month, and to be paid for by Bills, pvlzble with interest, Ninety Days after date. No regard will be had to any Tender in .u.hich the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall ,ntt be delivered before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 24th Instant; nor unless the Person. who makes the Ten der, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when ealledfor. TheConelitioni• of the Contract may be seen at the ,y ac !ualling Office at Portsmouth., OFFICE OF OldiN....th - CE, March 17, 1814. , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills JESTY'S ORD:V./INCE du hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office i'zz fall-Mall, en or before Wednesday, the Eitli 4przl next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FEA THERS for Service of this Department for a period of Three Years, determinable after the capiration of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. • Pat Aim of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Ojficers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich ;'and farther Particular , tOgether witkthe Terms and Conditions of the Contract s may be hnouoi at the Secreta ry's Office, in Pall-Mail, afbresal..i, any Day between the &Jur; of Tea and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed , up, and indorsed " Proposals for Feathers ;" but no Proposal cnn be admitted after the said Gth April, at Tv: Ave o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neizner , will any Tender be neticed, unless the Pauli/ making it, or an Agent in his "'chaff, shall attend. Ity Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, gecretary. TO CARPENTERS, Sfc. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, March 17, 1814. rr HE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His -a- MAJES7T'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sjck and Wounded Seamen, and for the . Care and Custody of Prisoners,of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready •of this Office, on / Tuesday, the sth of April, 1814, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons- as may be willing to contract for Making and Supplying GROCERY and CALICO ,CHESTS, PORT ABLE SOUP I.lOXEi+, on4IBoXES for MEDICAL STORE.q. for Six Months certain fi ant the day of Tender. No Tender' will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent fur Idm, personally attend. Each Tender must he accent panied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engag ing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 3001. for the due performance of the Contract. Farther - Particulars may be ` known by applying, at this Office, and Samples seen at the Transport Office, Deptford. HAVING contracted with Government for 'the ensuing LOTTERY, we respectfully /übutit the Scheme to the notice of the Public, lit the confident hope that it will be found to merit their patronage and support: Every ?ttrchascr, has a double Cliante of gaining out only the Prizes in this Lottery, hut *AO the Prizes of the following Lettery. - RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, & Co. SWIFT & Co. j • Contractors. sr.A.TE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING MAY 3d, 1814, '• • And contains only )1,000 Tickets. SCHEME. • 1 of L. 20,000...... i=.... L. 20,000 15,000 15 ,000 .... 10,000 lO,OOO .... .. 5,000 5,000 2,000 4,000 1,000 6,000 500 3,503 300 3,000 200 3,003 100 2,400 50 1,550 17 36,550 2,130 2,249 Prizes. L. 110,000 EXTRA PRIZES--SECOND CHANCE. In addition to the Prizes above stated, the 50 first-drawn Blanks, the first Day, will each receive Ten Tickets, in the next Lottery; and the Fifty first-drawn Blanks, the Second Day, May 10th, will likewise receive Ten Tickets each, in the next Lottery, by which means the Purchasers have the additional Chance of all the Prizes in that Lottery, as u'nder : 1 ' ' 2 10,0000. 2 2 4 5 6 ' ' 15 52 1,720 Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at all the Offices in Town and Country. i •N. B. Shares will receive their proportion of the Extra Prizes. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIVING CHARACTERS IN MAYFAIR'S voLincAL powritArrs. Published this Day, in Two Volumes, Octavo, price 11. 4s. in •. extra boards,, pty)OLITICAL PORTRAITS, in this NEW -ERA; with Explanatory Notes, Historkal and Bio graphical. • By WILLIAM MAYFAIR. Amiens Plato, Amicu,s Socrates, Sed Magis Arnica Veritas. • Printed for C. Chapple, Bouliseller to the Prince Regent, No. 66, Pall-mall. Also, by the same Author, i. Ontlines of a Plan for a new and solid Balance of Power in Europe, with a coloured. Outline Map, and Statistical Table, .sliewing - the Extent, Population, Forces, &c. Dedicated to his Imperial Majesty Alexander the First, Em ;hero} of all the Russia.s, price 4s. 6d. boards. • 2. Ecce Iternth! !. being "a 'Letter to the Lords and Com mons on the necessity and - policy of supplying the Allies with Money to terminate the present Contest fur the freedom of the Continent, and the safety of England: EAST-INDIA I-LOUSE, 1814. THE COURT of Di RECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND. Trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the - said COMPANY'S . STOCK will be'SH UT on THUMDN,Y, the 3d next' at Two o'Clocli, an again on THURSDAY, the .1 4th'April following. That a Quarterly General C.nart of the said Company will at.their - lISuSe, in Leadenhall-street, on 'Wednesday, the' 3d Marco next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. That a General Court of .the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on , Wednesday, the 13th April next, from Nine 'o'Clock in . the - -Morning until Six. _in the Evening, for the Election of Six Directors of the Said Com pany for four Years. . And that the Lists of the. Members `of the said 'Company will be ready to be deliveredat this House on Saturday, the eatli March nest. 3..-\.ll _ES COBB, Secreiau EAST INDIA HOpSE,, March . 1, 1814. T rIE COVRT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of AIERCI - L-I,NTS of ENGLAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gite Notice, • That at the GENERAL coma, held at this House on Friday, the 25th ultimo, the Motion, of which Notice vi•as giren in a former Adrertisement, as intended to be taken into consideration at the General Court of the said. Company, ap pointed to be held at this House on Wednesday, the 23c1 in stant, was altered by the Mover, with the Court's per Mission„ by , Praying out the word Forty," 'and substituting the words " Sixty=four," the said Motion now standing :as fol lows, viz. " That no Sum of Money shall be voted by any General Court, as a remuneration for Services performed, or a com pensation for Losses suffered, "nor as a Gratuity, or Pension, : to any. Persou, unlsss•Sixty-four Proprietors, legally qualified, are present." And that the above Motion will be. accordingly tai into consideration 'at the General Court, to lie held,on the 2ett instant. JAMES 001113, Secrt,tary EAST INDIA 'HOUSE, - Feb. 1; 1814. •• rr H E COURT o . fDI R ECTORS pf . th e IJNITEP CONIPANY Of MER.c7I-I..'.'N'l'S of ENEiLA:';D trading to the EAST INDIES do heretoigive No‘tic SPECIAL GEN:ERAL . COUNT' of the said CONI PANY WILL BE FIELD, by Adjournment, at-their . Hotme in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d •I'darch next, at Eleven otiock in the Forenoon, to• take into consi deration the following propositions; viz. '• - That no Person shall hereafter b w deemed dligible to sit upoh a Committee of Prtririetors who is not entitled to vot_ or ballot in'a Geaeral 'Court.' TWA mis ltesiituti - Ot) he,e4tablislwri as a Isye-Law of the Company. • - That an addition he made to the sth • section Of the sth chapter of the Bye-Laws, entitled Geheral Courts, viz. That after the •words It is ordained, that no Person be admitted to be present at any General Court, who shall not at the time be possesSed of Five Hundred Pounds Stoc there be inserted as follows, viz. " And that no Persons be allowed to take any part in Ric discussion of any question therein who shall not be legally entitled to vote or ballot upon the same." The Court of Direct Ors do also kite Notice, that at the said Quarterly Court a Motion will be made—" That Lord Herbert Windsor Stuart, late of the Bengal Civil -E§tablio - be permitted to return with his It:Ank to India." JAMES COBB, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 16,1814. E • COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of 141.8RCHANTS of ENG LAND, TRADING to the EAST LN!DIES, do hereby give Notice : That all Perions requiring Licenses for any Ship or Vessel to 'proceed to any place within the limits of the Company's Charter, situate on the Continent of Asia, froie the River Indus, to the •Town of Malacca, inclusive, or in any island under the Government of the Company, lying to the North of, the Equator, or to the Company's Factory of Bencoclen; or its Dependencies, under the Act S2d Geo; 3d, Cap. 155, and the Act of 54th Geo. 3, Cap, 34, must address their applica tiOnss, in writing, to the Court of Directors; at the East India House, London and that such 'applications must contain the Name or Names of the person or persons to whom the Licenses Acquired to be granted, the Name; built and regis. teted, measurement of the ship or vessel, with the name of her Master, and the name of the Port to which she belongs, also, that of the Port froni which she is to clear out. " If any application he made for a vessel to proceed to any " place other than the one of the Company's principal Settle " !Lents of Fort William, Fort St. George, Bombay; or Prince of Wales' Island, the License will be - special, and the spe-, " cial reason for applying for it must be stated to the Court." . JAMES COBB, Secretary. LADY PERCVAL AND MR. MITFORD. 91HIS interesting TRIAL is NOW READY. IA- The BOok also contains Original• Letters and Articles, wi itten by Lady Pe , ceval, never before published;. and also an Introduction anal copious Notes. - • • By the EDITOR. of the NEWS. - Published at the News Office; Brydges-§trect, Covent garden ; and may be had •of all Booksellers in the 'United Kingdomy—Price ss. HISTORIC GALLERY, 87, PALL-MP,LL. T HE FIRST. NUMBER of the SELECT lt,K of ENGRAVINGS, under the direction. of WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Esq. is now ready to be delivered by Mr.. Stone at ti is Gallery. The presvnt Series consists' of Yost ails, single Figures, &e t, The First NuMber of the Series of large Engravings, con taining the"‘ Payee Soinnum Rumpere," after Titian, by Ra phael Morghen, will be ready to be delivered to Subscribers in the course of a few weeks. Proofs of this fine Engraving, with several Specimens vf both Works, are on view at this Gallery, which is now open to the free adtuittance of the Public. nPircE SIXPENCE-nAr FrEis7N - 7', L.- PRocLAI , ,TATio."I.q. "•13at'on "PA7t.IO,- CoOnseilor of State, and 17tottii.e.toe- Genkral to his Majesty' the KINo o f :the . ..1'Wo:$1 &c. &e. • • " Tb . .t4e l'eopte of the Southern 15eOrtoze4ts of Irak,. _ • "A Treaty of Peace" bt'en _concltidett, ,between his Imperial and li.c.yal'Aliajesty of tria,_ and the other Continental Allied. Powers, with the . King- of the ---4 * Two Sieilics, who is the provisional possession of. the Ecclesiastical Estates , of_ Tiiscany, and of thi southern depart ments of Italy, an Armistice has been stipult-ted w with England, hich is to be followed by a patifit arrangement, tinder which the liberty of the seas is to be acknowledg.2d, and the freedimi.ail emir merce is, to be secured. The people of ails beautiful part of Italy will readily calculate the adtantagcs wl:ich are ob - - tained, and the hopes which may be induli4ed from this new and iuiposing situation, and his Majesty has .undertaken to form such engage ments as will induce the inhabitants to be sensi . -- ble of the duty of gratitude they owe to him. lic engages for the external security of the countries under military occupation, and by the armed force he maintains on the To he will keep at a distance from these territories the sanguinary theatre of war. " Li these' circumstances th e j us ti ce y ou owe to him requires that internal tranquillity should be preserved until a General Administrative Conn cil, established and holding its sittings at Rome, shall have providetti the proper means, for the Civil, Financial and Judicial Administration. -! " His:Majesty, in the sensibility of his heart, is solicitous for your happiness : he has ernployed Royal Commissaries, supplied with the necessal'V powers toncquire information of your wants, ana who will learn your wishes through the medium of the Councils of the Departments, .and who will adopt' such measures as may be most con dueiYe' to' youi. iivelfare. " On high authority; and sanctioned by his 'full powers lam enabled to dtclare to , yon,, t. That•his•Malesty places under the safeguard of his own honour, and that of the loyalty of the Ministers of the Church, the maintenance of personal security, and the incio 7 lability:of public firOperty. That be proinises the protection of maritime and in terior commerce:with all.fri•endly and neutral powers. " 3. That all vacant offices, or such. as may, become vacant 'in your departthents, shall be filled exclusively by the bitants.' " 4. That no:new tribut&Shall be exacted from your crurn trti, and it shall be the, especial care of Majesty to dimi,• nish those already Unposed, which by experience tire found to be hurt ben§orne. • " PeONe of 'Southern Italy,--rEncOurage in your hearts sentiments ot gratitude, not • because it is , -,,wrnanded-,- but because the virtue and beneti, cence of These will' be the happy presage of your future destinies ; it tyqll render the naCon deai• to us; and worthy Of the Italian mune. Your political independence, the wwwost important requisite of nations, will result from your conduct. Your d e sires will be seconded by his Majesty and the Allied Po tvers with all their 6)rees. Tite, mo,de ration,Alie disinterestedness which have been dis- , - played, .aud the isdthh which presides over your Councils, will be the guarantee of your fidelity. " Ancona, Jan. 31, 104. " GUISEPPE PAERIQ"' t * MURAT. SATURDAY'S GAZETTE-(Continuej.) DIVIDENDS. April 15. D. Chandles, Tate of Stowupland„Suffulk, merchant, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Stow Market; Satfolk.—April 11. C. Jones, late of Worthen; Salop, mercer . , at eleven, at the Oak Inn, Pool.—April 26i. G. G. Elwall, of Nantwich, Chester, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the trnwti Inn, I`antwich. Chester.---April 151 R. Waring-, late of firit lington, York, spirit-merchant, at the White Tavern, Kier stun-upon-Ilull.--April 16. G. White, sen. of Ping-ham,' Not tinghara, grocer, at five, at the Flying Horse lien, Not tin- 1 hair.—April 9. D. Stevens, of Cock-bill, Ratcliffe; Middle sex, slopseller, at one; at Guildhall, London.—March 29. 0; Butler, of COlchester, Essex, haberdasher, at twel vei at Guild- , ball, Londoti.---:-April 19. J. Joel, of Newport, Monmouth, leivellrr, at eleven, at Guildhall,- London.—April• 16. W. Cansdell, of Hackney-road, Middlesex, carpenter, at one, at G'uildall, London.----April 9. W. Haley, of Crown-court, Alder;gate-Street, London, printer, at twelve, at Guildhall. -.April 12. F. Desanges, late of Wheeler-street, Spital-' fields,.MiddlesOi, dyer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Londoil.---; ' .A.!ffil .6, E. Toop, of Portsmouth, sail-maker, at ten, at London.--March 29.-A. Kent and G.%Pavne, late of Rvde, in th© Isle - of Wight, Hants,- grocerS, Guildhall, .London.-41'il 9. J. Davies, late of Herefor;., corn-factor, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford. — W. Hollingdale, Of River-head, Kent, linen-draper, at twelve, -at 'Guildhall, London.—April 5; -C. Trovvv, Paddington, Middlesex, Imilder., et one. at hall, London.—April 12. H. Wood, of Tottington Lower..en,t, tancaster, cotton-manufacturer, at twelve, at the Coanui-r- Boltonle-Muor - 6.—April 13. W. Dagtaall, - late of Liverpool, hardwareman, at twelve, 'at the Globe Tavern, Li verpool. CMTIFICATES—AeRIL 9. A. Slater,,Gawswcirth; near Macclesfield, Chester, elieecot•. factor . .—R. Bell, jun. Kingston-upon-Hull, and Lawr' (nice- • Poirsitney-hill, London, merchant—W. Meciyim, , Shorediteh, Middlesex, ellinarnan.- . --Squire Whitworth, Dew bury-MoOr, York, cloth-manufacturer.—.l.. Birch and , Leurson, Floxton-town, Middlesex, colour-manufacturer,.—, A. Forbes, High-street, Shadwell,Midd lesex, grocer.—S. Mod:: dockS, late of Coleman-street , lMildirm, Coleinan-Aret•t; , London, woollen-draper.—P. Castang, Hampstead-road, 'M dlesex, poulterer.---.J. Formby, Liverpool, meretiant.— T., Nightingale. Browii-street, Bryanston 7 square, NI kid it-se's timber-merchant.-3.43lewett, New-Inn-passage, St. Cie:Le:it Danes, Middlesex, hat-maker. •• • . P-ARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. A. Hagell and G. H. Ehn, Warwick-court, Holborn, for manufacturers.--Samuel Walker, Thomas Hellings, and Jo!' n Dunn, Westleigh,,Devonsh ire, lime burners.—Peter Lawfocf:, High Town, Yorkshire; and Wm. Lawforel, High Town, ina, nufacturers of blankets.—Peter Lawton!, Higb'Town, Yol shire, and Sam: L f awford, Wakefield, Yorkshire, matn!fac turers of blankets.—Sato. Salisbury and Thos. Gibson, Liver pool, ship-brokers.—Robert Gee, Stockport, Creates, and Robert Hyde, 'Edgeley,. near Stockport aforesaid, cni!nr.- siiinners.—Benbow Jones, John Butler Whitaker, and Edw, Russell, Worcester, lime-,dealers. —Mary Cooper Hub!) d and Hannah 'Hubbard, Oxford-street, St. Mary'vim:ie.—Wm. bwaine and Sam, lug,lis Ellepod, Ligon, tiker.tha4ts. Cr 1:e