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.7 F t F w (1 . 'o ' 7; .1 / Notium 7649.] ---------- Tl4:PrPon) r1CT131:11,76.i"--7mW),.Alarch ;1817. HESE are to gioe Notice, that on , Thursday, , Cie iath Instant, at 2'ett o'Cloch in the Forenoon, will ' to pvtiLic S...ILE at thi s Y ar d , Si .r Thousand rif B RNDY, i n Lots of 500 Gallons each,, either 'Notion or on payment ofthe Duties fin , Honte , Con or the Pnrrhtuers will be allowed the'opt!en o f the SON' in the London Docks, for sir ifonths front , tf ddirery from the'Stnrrt. Store 4. .Tlse Brandy will be. of r 'm a rat into Cciiks of not less than fOO'Gitlions u'Ai'h are to hepiorideil by the Purchasers, and subject G uaseof the proper Officers of th e C ustoms an d E xc i se, '1"44 e 44 14 0 it lnlonling . to this Yard 4 mutt° be absolutely r- De/iv/men/ in the space of a ?.forth. On 4il mq Day will alto be mit up 'to Si! LE a of BEEP owd PORK, and sundrry Lt.,..ts rtl . theM . NSIL VICE.A.III.F, PROVIIONS and STORE t .... Neill,' . 44111st ' F lom, and Flour Sweepings ;.Raisins, Jetoical, and aitimeal Sweepinp: 1-M6113 Beef' 1 ,,, 1i ' 1l 80V!, Skionininzs, and Sweepings ; Butter, . : i int-Bags; U,igi, ~ Ledger, Butt, Puncheon, flogs,- iartfo Half-bogallead, Kilderliin, small Ca•l'' Wm"- 441,..putoheon, and 'Fish Barrel Staves; Heading, 'lrYt and isown-nut Cooper's Tools, &c. &e. I 41 V 251 . per cent. i s to b e made upon the catmint -Ot atl / 1 4 ' t ime of sale, and the remainder of the Mu' paid lwfore the Stores are removed, for which safe.fu.V 1.1 worhiNg days only will be allowed - from 1-14 e Biel:tad Pork, an d t h e Unserriceabk 7:. g 4 porlieulark bkserving , that not less t4 e iliflailb/ It to Le taken away front the oi, fil4leeiwn day*, and th e r ema i n d er i n t h e 0, 1 --" Ve, othe rw i se the deposit :Honey tali be the Provisions or St ores remain the p'operly "kt at no extension of time will, on any' account, P , rt4 e , 4, • ' . . ~ . ikltteartr: will he exp resse d in the Cdts- . • - ---..;......._ . __ ..........-- ------- -- - - - -- StlpF lth SlvE w 1 - SPRING LorrEitv. ' "'Ur i% Com rut or for the enstl: io.; Ltlyri, . 0,,,,, ,,,,e, .:, iivietence to the wishes . o f the m i o ) t d ib „ c, f,,, rrii . cnotr7e only the following very , ,4 4 ', / ,‘,:s Bivittuires in the MINING LO '1 Mitt , 4ill l i f A W(:!, 1 ;.e.a0111 of A Pail . .., :thiA 41.11;;I: .., . ill , 1 I , lch oe t !only I 4 (! , I , :t e t :its, . L 2 11 6 , , 14 " ' ,'';''. 6 l 0 I :1 n • ; ' t i m e I ?.n i i t ' h . . .. . 1 6 0 ~.e.:,1l!c000illt•liatZelill, olvfl. scheme ~•,:cs,iimi.itted with great Jorp Z, 1 , 114 .iti 41 hut Ittret with u ,iiversal Aoprotia . li iiii . '‘ lon , , ',!`l uf containing 4 Blanks to t Prize, as ate l • . ,1111 v,, unrie t, 1 410 t . 1 .le I resent contains more than 2 •:, '''' ' • " 4 „ ' " l 'zi E r SCHEM . I ~ •• ' (..24.,,,,0 mo E nev .1: .40,0 0 0 . 40,000 • 1:' .. '. . „''• 20,00 Con:01s •",„,, '" •. • 2,000 !Tito 4.000 4,000 Monns ey 4,000 , 4 ," .. , • • I,oon C ott . 1 4 , 4.,::".,, ::::: • ;Go Ditto. 3.11005,0^0, • , .. on nitro i'N"..,. ::'., sI no Money .. !Ago ...,...".....,',." ISo Ntooiry ... • . • 0, ,() 1 , N) I ;ti .' • ” ik 1 ,"" 'l' ," rkt,,• r k t``-- -12 M A. 11, 0 24,000 o Ile y3l Xci v 0 ' I• Y , n 3 c each, as per Gazett e , 95 , 00 i:. `44 111 !,1 valu 4444, 1 4 ,,!: i 4 11, km 1:,(0:4!Qex0t...„ • T i ,„, I rq, 4 4 i f 411.11 hare the same Chance both in this and ft, tlrt,l er huuht and paid for. Y P r i, ra%v rl I tti,lhnly t , t , t iii),),,t, 2.,00() Wanks entitled to 1 2f, each, an'l if ~f ;0.116 s„ccut`t:trntitleci 1. a New Ticket of the same hi lli l it „ il t. Cll/, keml::,74rttiotteryi W ill . ell s w il c i k ell a n nt t i ai; 0 2 t . le e; -; 411 11:iry til'ut'ariiitars ruayunsu6ttoitY;;nta Capital Prize in it(141);.1,5, "' l bw may pin another Capital in the 4arkitil I:44;ter;fi'rl'N,nre now on sale at .1 . . SIVEWRIGirrs ' Il i"! }C c "' N". 417, Cornhill, No. 18) Hay u ur, mil No. 141,0sford-street. i F • itr-------- ----------..---...... idr,l)"44 1110111)41U1 InENTVIED. lip, I.iiiii4 tr ! -I 't ' n net atti, printed tinirofinly with tti , Ibit,\ , :i l ".! , i 4 ant: Portrait, price 12s. in [Ws. 141, et1 Li, i ' IYof 3 UNII US with a Dist in - td ,,., , j ',l Character etblished. •,,,,z.,,t : prinit":ltte_se. redit.--v ant L. "r Nylor aild I lesseyi Fleet-street. Grand Total. 4.'2.20,000 t'st.'"illZl`l: Lui . .0% ME AtiIsHNL.IAS, AND C e • ... . „ tiON 4 "I . S INIIeaOV P, D ~.7,?, 4; ',hit salutary Medicine elai ins !li n e 2i n,,,11,:ii ' 11411' ' 11". BA LSA Vtiteii()..(F,, ` 4l 4;h 4 ,. ir i t ', bile tillili;',Lsfi.iia.r.. . r t e . e , a s t I:: LI:1,01'It4 viUlCnt I'._4igthtl'il,i ,A%tl:roas, ''a' ii,l'aid: c4soll'ptveltliut the 11,:it,t,,1i,111.3141 to thinger, or. obliging to co,cnfinenien ,t.ti,x,p.411411,4e rtJn its tNtraordinary virtues is Perfect:4' until:: rtli',:4g Puiiiiee,lt.i hid' which it hits experienced With rya su. li.t tni,tv.c.. .• i; ,tt.l. 1110 S t convincing proOf or . its very ,',,,hicli 11,,,CiPpt!„, et,:ti, i'l! t.ll Veil li Likti ei (MS teat :,Hi e stin ... 6 .,_ , j ug t4).41414 . 4f, ' 'l,-.4 Li) l'e.ce.lVt of tilt, benefit 11o? sin"' .ci Liiii: out t nt lidedicute, 4 the tulit'w"' letter a°- 'fo m r, I, • ii i , ' neriry Cundell, 47, MinOries. iii,N litre e . Mod ras, i'4l MaY,' I B I 6 1 : .. , he ~,,i‘rtrt t,it4t.tii,i4litinthe bilddle of the year lath i .at:ltcd attacked initi 414 iY di tip liti't:4lll:jc`H'fiu'li,:nthei! iralitettdsr,tfii ,latgain re t'f;.,1'04i:::..".71" ‘ '''') 6, . ,,, ,, whits tithe 1%114(1.16'0n. 1 d w„lie,:u, urvi^t, very frequent whee4ing ill m) 01 violent, :: ' ll4•L'illi' ' ll 1 tY 461e4tliiiir.• Mils cnduced me t‘s s'*k 4'ii,ii',f,' t h , ~ 'l,:ttieT:til:g " l'ene? fr unl "e aid givenii!ZYS, „ ti,i:t ctalsen oceonsti,ll:4"4lTPruv'rlia!,.l3l. l ia f A t° tile L.N.I, 1; e tile iile4turel To ur St! te tes tl ' ia t t it •great,y I A 4 it 4•,itlyttiioNiaii'i4e,kl:,',.,.4dS .....ntit.-ely cnre 3 d dm; violtnt..c_n:.:,,rlL, • 4!,,,,i 111:g.. it,,iii;:',l_l,,er ill th.v.heeztag it,nd (11th 2 m u,' 4i .sloe ti , i„ Ili ' . ; . i , t us to hat t. a q.lalittt) of rout 1 1. '''t ''''' dir .! '' I Beg yotk will send lour dozen of the 41, ii,. ,(.11.(1 to rue, to II . 4 e f Joh Carrn th erg, „ 1 ; '4 alkd itn.lucd :tent r d t'• 'TlninnlaB•C'°U"s' • ‘,.., , t , . I titito $Y,;""' ( qy, to pay fur the S ' a n t l ll e . t 4 4ip . ) Y,a4r. obe,dient Servant, , 1 .'..1,1 I , s 14Iiiroved n a l .. 4011 JER,NTIA,Ifiv, ~i 4, ilk); 11'"'Y Cultileir rn • q IrluneY " ll.ti"."e't l'u"Nili , , ii,,,,, '4441 . i f v ~ ) Cliennst. and ruggio, .17, . , ;:t0, 41 X. - Al '", 1 I, ' :' A", Ss. ed., and 12s. i;(1. each, d.9t) 4 (.: Ivt.t. iir,l4r,kppidittoint, by J. E,S•otts anti `.tot s ~, I,„' i ; . try 1 ,n ,I,,il...)Wlipit..:sale AlNnts for the tinliry ~.i..41i, 1.,-a,t,.:.1...6h1tii..,' ti: iiirst(?, 4.1 lit 0.t.4•1,n, no ro ug h i i. K r 1 1 :; ,,i, ;: i in t : •!i;44'`'‘.'ii i t .. W4i'd, :I-it "E-I'ltliii: 11''"u".1" tii.el C0,,,.1.,.,f ,,,.1.,.,f ill, ,i, illilit)z, it, 4 ,„,, , i . ,± _t) rn ,i,!:lll,lTha ,t . , .I.l,:in..i,tl44tia,tfityl:ol,l,:. jtp,,,j,,41J-1,,e iLitsaCilitly.7tgra tit:::: (4).ixartoettli3ltitrckTi: '.)41 4`tgliiin ,:„ :.‘.4-et tiatton: arde '• CO otter Green qli ',VI Ify ',.;;' 4,1 lietherliitiZtitreent; li' uetterfileici, 173, 0 .eti,,ps!, ~, tit:e 1T(.7 more.eputble Nledieinc. I'ende,ts in his , : r e hot yiihj.:ll.:diliitivzdoot. 'l,ake- notice. none arc . 41ci gikd it' t the IJ tt f h Phlct , 4,. ci um 0 t e pun , . •,a1 tr "I u ? I° PVI rialloitt of BRAN I::rporiation, ,1149:114n; or the :114 41,0.11., QIA F ii,„ . ' 4ll from a t. 1 :k, !dick a rc to 1 Cat:goof /he "44 got t . n '14.41 !milt 44 :1446 —I 414)44 :-1.4414Y BEEIi • tw UXSEP 1311 h 444 I )1, Ntl-tl ll 1,01 i yet MI k 10. ;* M"ilt NC I • 'uklat, B ella , )N, Sorel, Hat 41'Plinabe, and d ry ; .114,..ui, end C 't t J ^J is! titor ar jetlli t 4 4 Y, paid' )44 a Per' iqd 444, ,Tur h ti, 4741 14041414 e .14114,6 t, tat re o,;.! 11,e , • to ktit "tier it. ak Sivb St lPV k• AV it h ,'":; Lit t , fi) l 'Nil Will rl : ~„4 , . --:, w , ~,,...' ' !• * AWi i I='- , ,--' 1 " - - --- :;' ) ,A' • • ' "-- - - - • -..,:' ' ' h '.‘ ' ,-'",,--''''--- Artl 'v, \A \ , i . ' A/I a GUILD - HALL, LONDON, Mato!' 4, 1817. THE -Appointment of 4 Successor to Mr. S. A. NEWMAN, .Keeper of Newgate, will take place at. a "Coattof Lord Mayor and Aldermen, to be ivilden on TUES DAY, the lath day . of Aprit neat. several Candidates for that situation will t het efm c make their application to the Sheri& previoubly to that day. WOODTHORPE. N.B. The time , of Election is extended to - the aforemen tioned (lay, in order to give an opportunity to Persons quali fied in the Country who are desirous of the situation to apply. LARGE HOUSE, FRONTING THE THAMES. 91 7 10 -13,E LET, , a 'CONVENIENT HOUSE, J. containing ample Accommodation fur - a large*genteel Family; having a Dining Parlour 31 feet by 17, and nine other good Rooms, each commanding beautiful Views of the River, numerous Apartments for Servants, and very exten sive and dry Cellars, 84c.—May be viewed by applying at the Premises, 12, Cecil-street, Strand. 'lbis Day «•as published, In 4to. price 21. 10s. boards, 'Volume TI. of T 1-1 11 l'S TOR Y of BRAZ IL: By ROBERT tzOtITHEY. Esq. Poet Laureate, slemiser of the Royal Spanish Academy. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of whom nuiy be had, The First Volume of the above Work, price 21. Qs. . 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John Philpot Curran, Master of the Rolls in The 4th Edition, in Bru. price 1:Is. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CON- 7 ' ---SEQUENCES This Day vas putdishcd, A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases,' APRACTICAL TREATISE . the PRE-. VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhibiting the Character, Sympioms, and Treatment of the Diseases immediatelyfor remotely conuected.with it; contain ing Observations on (sleet, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the Grp of the (drastic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Erup tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility, general or lo cal, the. Theory of Generation, &e. &c. comprising, an Ele mentary Work fin. Students, and a Guide to the general Reader; interspersed.withedect Prescriptions, applicable to each Division of the Disease. Hy T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand, , late of the united Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Pri 04 fur, Messrs. Sherwood and Co. VD, Paternoster-row, London. LOCK :IND sunoic4L DISPENSWIY. His Royal Higline,c the DUKE of l'OßK,Prmsident. o d a, Member of the Royal , Cbllege, London. _ _ _• GovettNotts.--Earl of Egreniont, Earl of Leitt , lita;;Hon. Cul. J. Barry, M.P. John Latottche, M. P. • "NHL Royal anti Noble Patrons of the above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VE NEREAL CONI . PLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the- benefits th:9 have resulted from it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high 011 the list of the !loyal College) from having directed his chief at tention to . those. diseases, It is the misfortune of Patients under sticii complaints, to be tco often the (Mins of illite rateVrettuders, who practise on the credulity by-imputing titles and specious proinises. .Against this class (of late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his dtticial dOtY to natation the Public, by pointing to the List of the Itoyill College, published in Ft:binary (WC, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of Pei sons assuming such titles, mitl -publicly adVertising; them, without being sane- Cloned by this List, are he credited: Thu annual reports of the Loch Dispensary will- , prove, that some of the most dangerous eases of Strictutes, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the Generative Organs, have been here radically and successfully treated; facts iich require' no haeloiried testimony of atliiavits to prove, but the most re spectable Medical evidence. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at Ilia house,. ef, Lower. Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, ant'. the necessary Advice and hledicitie will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kin%duar. tut Published, price- ds. Second Edition, Practical Ob servatimis. on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, end tuay,be had at N 0.17.1, Fleet-street, No. 11,0 i P4tertioste r 4O aI IA \o.lo, .Ctowu-cuttit, Subs. • • WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12, 1817. trout the LONDON GAZUTTE, March 11, IEII7 [The Gazette contains the appointment of Sir Geo. Townsend Walker, K. C. -13. to beit - Knight Grand . Cross Of.the Bathi• vice -Lieutenant-Gene ral the Eton. Sir Join) Abercromby, decea'sed ; ofLientenant-General Robert Mat:farlane, Knight Grand Crols of the ItoyaF4:ll - anoverian Guelphic 'Order, to.be-a Knight Coffintander of` the Bath, vice Major 2 GeneraLSir George Townsend Walker. Announces the honour of . Knightlrood on 'Lieut.- Colonel Robert Jones Allard Nemys, of Ynisar wed, in the county of Glamorgan; and Of Mal Pas; and Panteagne, in the county of Moomonti). - Permission to the Honourable Frederick William Aylmer, Post Captain in the Royal Navy, C. 13. to wear the Cross of a Commander 'of the. Roya l Qrder of St. Ferdinand and of Merit ; and to \Villiara Cosset, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel it) the Corps of Royal Engioeers, C. B. to wear the Coss of a Commander of the sante Order.] This Gazette is occupied with more Addresses of Loyal Cougratulations to the Prince Regent from-- The Dean and Chapter of Westminster, the three denomi nations of Dissenting Ministers, the Justices of the County of Edinburgh, the Borongh and County of Nfontgoinery, the County of Perth, the Inhabitants of Bedford, the LCndOn French and Dutch Protestants,l he Boroughs of Plyaiouth and Tregony, the Burgh of Dysart, the Boroughs of Boston, Lan., caster, and St. Alban, the City of Liehfitdd, the Hundred of Blackburn, the Inhabitants , of Penzance and Brestwick, the County of Lei ees:er , the Towns of Coleraine, and Great and Little Button, the Parish of Portna, the Presbytery of Dun held, from the Loudon Swiss Church, the City of Lincoln, the Inhabitants of Monmouth, the Town of Birmingham, the County of Hertford, the Parish of Dudley, the County of Monmouta, the Town of Shrewsbury, the .Presbytery of Aucht:rarder, the County of Glamorgan, the Freeholders of Northamptonshire, and the Borough of tpswich. • B ANK R Tip Ts. P. Grose, Commercial-road, victualler, March 22, 2b, and April 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoroies, Messrs. Illeasdale, Lowless, and Crosse, 'Hatton court, .Thread needle-street. E. Hopper, Moor-street, Soho, victualler, March 15, at twelve, 22, at trli, and April 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. ‘Vliitton, Great James-street, Iledford:row. E. Berritssun, St. Ives, milliner, March tB, 25, and April .22, at tw elve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs Amory and Coles, Lothbiley.. C. Traylen, Stuttori, Suffolk, shopliceper, March 22, at six, 24, and Apt it 43, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Attorney, Mr. Toms, Copthall-court, Throgarorton-street. J. Holmes, A. Holmes, and J. Holtiles, Tang, Yorkshire, Woolstaplers, April 7,6, and 2q, at eleven at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Attorney,, Mr. Ncttlefold, Norfolk , street, Strand. • T." Webb, Wellington, Shropshire, innkeeper, March 31, at fire, April I, and 42, at eleven, at the Pheasant no, Attorales,'Nessre, ii}.•.xter and tioviker, rani- J. Preston, Shiffnal, -Shropshire, miller, April 7, at twelve, 8, at ten, and 22, at twelve, at the Star ficAel, Shams]. Attorney, Mr.l)eylies,Thavies-inn. D. Smith, IC,irkburton, Yorkshire, scribbling-miller, March 'l7, at t he Castle of York, 24, at the Sessions-hou,e, Wake field at eleven, and April 22. at three, at the Yew Tree 9 Inn, , Liversedge. Attorney, Mr. Evans, , Hattonlarden. J. TogwoOd, Lancaster, ironmonger, April 2, at nye, 3, at eleven, and 22, at eve, at the Kink's Arms Inn, Lancaster, Attoruies, Messrs. Alexander and Holum, New-inn. 'l'. Fictus, Taunton, St. Mary, Nlagdalen, Noinersetshire, carver, :March efi. 49, and April 22, at 'eleven, at the Lou- don licit, Taunton, St. Mary Magdalen. Attornics, Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Tenrple. K. Bannister, Itoyd in Meltham, Yorkshire, woollen-cloth ' manufacturer, March 96, April 6, at the Pack Horse Inn, Huddersfield, anti 22, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Rudders; field, at ten. Attorney, Mr. Batt; e, Chancery-141w. J• Willey, IVilloughby Waterless, Leicebtershir e , farmer, :II:sit:11'17; 18, and April 22, at tea; at the Bell Inn, LeiCes ter. 'Attorney, Mr. Cliilton,.hineola's Inn. • W. Robinson and S. S. Claidiatu,Liver i voLuivrchatits, April 9, 10, and 92, at one, at the Geurge . lnii, Liverpool. Actor - nies, Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane. Dralieley _and E, , Cloruentson,lllarkel -Bosworth. Leicester shire, hosiers, March 1 . 8, 19, at the Bull's Lieu] Inn, Hindi- ley, and: pril 22, at the th;urge Inn, Hinckley, at eleven. Attornies, Messrs. King . and Stalt.n, Hinckley. S. Wall, Thatchani, Berkshire, shopkeeper, March 94, at two, 25, at nine, and April 22, et Orval, at the King's Head Inn, Thatchatu.. Attoruics, Messrs. itigge and Merrifield, Lincoln's Inn. S. Brown, C'diestertield, grocer. April 3, at five, 4, at eleven, lind ei;ut twelve , at the Edcon Inn, Chesterfield. Attar. mes, Messrs. Cardale and Young, Gray's Inn. J. Brooke, HaAfold, Yorkshire, oil of vitriol-mannfaeturee, Mu oh is, 29, and April 22, at eleven, at the Court-hoose, Leeds. -Anomie!, Messrs. Atkinson and Bulland, Leeds. ft. Atmore, Foulshain, Norfolk, grocer, March 31, at twelve, April 1, at ten, and e:.!, at six, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. Anoraks, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co. Warn - ford-court, Throgmortdn-street. •DIVIDENDS. April 4, W. Houl, -Burton in Kendal, Westmorland, saddler J. and I. Bradshaw, Litneaster. tallow-chandler— April 1, S. and ti. Crane, Stratford, Essex, Merchants— Apra . 2, Whellier, Exeter, spirit-t erehant—Nlarch 23, S. Dunsford, Hilniton, Devon, coal-nwrcli..iit—March 211, T. Umlerdown, Colytoti, Devon,. • ironinongee—March 15, S. S. Sintggs, Lizard-street, • 'Bart holoniew-sluare, 1, A. [Meg', Nesvcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-builder—March 29, T. -Bolas, Inner Temple, 'arid J. • itybson, Crotched-friars, eorn-factora—,April 5, G. Brown, Lime-street, wine-inerehant —April 19, 'W. Dickenson, Coventry, silkniart—April 19, W. WarwiCli; butcher—April in, C. Downward, Liverpool, roper---April 4, 11.• Abbotts, BradbyMerhy, shop keeper—April a, (i.Shottei, Reading, Berk*, npholder—April 7, L. Wilkinson, Nottingham, hosier-April 1 i, J. Bailey, smi t eyinan, Birmingham, cutler—J.Kirkwan,Gower-si reet, Bed ford-square, builder—April 1, M. Medford and Co. Finsbni y square,imerchanta--March 22, J. Henderson and'A.Nciison, Mitre-eourt, Milk-street, merchants—March 27, J. • Elder, Alnwick, Northumberland, inerchant 7 - . Al►ril P. Horsey, jun. ()Wry St. Mary, Devon, wilier.• CERTIFICATES, APRIL 1. F. Carhnt,,sen. and Co. Manchester, merchants—G. John son, sprint-street, St. Paul, sorer--,'P. Bodin, and Cu. Nottingham, hat-tnanitlitottirers--J7 Jeffsiy, Tunbridge, short► -keeper--T. Douglas, 649414 d-street , Horsley down, corninerchant-4. Fade and W. Lyon, Old 'Cii.inge, %vat eliousemen *II. .1. Lindgren, Star-alley, Mark-lane, ship-broker. - PAWL'S EMI-UPS DISSOLVED. • C. Heath and J. ‘4"right, Greenwich, brewers--W. Bl ac k and Co.St.',lolin, Ncw Brunswick—W. W. Whitettonser and yp i t e , tv orei,ter, Ktore-ntantifactuer . .. Williamson and P. A i . ( 4 j ec, Chietn•street, Cheairshle—J. 'Mit chell an d J,shcptierd A Nlquiit li.rraer Whitacitapelo Ncrett and C. Nevelt, Exeter, lock and wititesmiths—J. Thorttriani and Co. Mortun-iii,ove.De n hio,, G. I , egge and T. Grafton, tVistlaiila, :Nottingham', I iniher merchant s--34 White and W.Jack , norti Chingford, ••=utitir anti S. SaCit, tt,,_ C. 44 akii44.l4mn-dr;vers. EPRIC 14 SEVZNPtNC IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1100 E OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH II . The Car•natic Commissioners, the Coffee Ditty, the . Barrack Department, and the• Passengers' Reguktion - Bills, passed through Committees of the House, and were reported. Two private were brought• up 'from the Commons, and read a first time. • The Prince Regent's Protection Bill heing taken into final consideration, two amendments .were proposed by the Lord Chancellor, oo the prin ciple he had referred to on a former evening, which after a few words from Lortl Holland, were agreed to by the Hottse.—The Bill was then reu *-1 third time and passed. ` The Earl of . DARSILLY Said a' few words on the subject of distillation from grain in Ireland 5 . and Seemed of opinion, that under th 'existing cir eumstancei, the measure of -stoppage w 91114 tend to do more injury than ° g o o d. However, he thought much responsibility rested with his 'Ma jesty's 'Ministers for not stopping the distilleries in that country in proper time. SINECURES AND USELESS OFFICES. The Order of the Day, upon which their Lord. ships - were sommoned;being read, Earl GROSVRNOR rose to bring forward hie noticed motion on th:s subject.. His Lordship prefaced it with a speeeh of sonic length. 'What he was about to propose, the Roble Earl ohserv... eel, was at all times' of iinnortance bat in 'a period t of unexampled difficulty and distiess like the present, more peenliarly so. Uis proposition proceeding upon general principle's, it ivas unne cessary for him to occupy their Lordships' time with any detailed exposition. He wished the . House to come to a general decision 111)011 the quest!on of the existence of Sineonre Places an d Useless Office's ; and as to a general' opinion upon the point, he thought there could not be one dissentient voice. He thought the people, in this pertint of distress, had generally shewn great pa tience and loyalty ; they avowed their sentiments openly, but those who took that for disalfeetion greatly mistook the character of English:llCM. Un der the present, circumstances, he (tonight it be4t to submit some general resolutions, upon which he should call foi: a decided ripinion. As to the nature and extent of a salutary, Parliamentary Reform, - Ode may fairly be some difference of sentiment, but as to the existence of Sinecure Places, there could be none. lie was not for blinking or postponing the consideration.of me naced danger, but would meet it boldly and de cidedly, so that " out of the nettle danger they may: pluck the flower safely." He Wont ( ' not tamper with the diseases of the Constitution, or cover it corrat s lts4ta ; he would ri:ther amptlNt!•• a gangrened limb. in this view, nothing: could be more effectual than the lopping Off those eo r. rupt excrescences, Sinecure and Useless Offices, and he Would press their Lordships to declare at once, that they ought to be a b o Nflied. Ilia e f6, s ra were directed not individually against the Office. holders, but against the Offices themielveS. I The questiou, he thought, was very different from a re tention of the means of liberally or generously rewarding great public national services. It cer tainly may be the intention of his Majesty's Go vernment to abolish-a number of those obnoxious Offices. on the death of the present holders ; but that should not he .a reason against their sLord. shipa giving a distinct and specific pledge upon the subject. Ile urged the topics of Economical and Parliamentary Reform to the serlions consi deration -of the Legislature, particularly the for mer, as the surest means of-preserving the tution; observing, thst all 'nations should take warning from the direfttl - events of the French Re volution, which was attributable to the overgrown corruption of the Government,. and t.te.general dissoluteness of manners among the people, front the prince to the peasant, and exhibited a dread ful lesson to all , surrounding nations. After se veral farther-observations, in which lie argued for the wisdom and - policy of adopting his propo sition, and a few calculations, intended to spew that the ssviivs hitherto proposed by Ministers,. fell very short 1.4 affording any real relief front the public bnrthens, the Noble Earl concluded by moving certain resolutions, importing that all si necure places and useless offices, on theqiennisti of the present holders thereof, should be abolish ed ; and that the adoption of such a detettninatloo was the, more jest and necessary, on ace non of the present distressed and impoverished state of the country, On the question- The earl of LIVERPOOL rose, nod in' a forcible, elo q uent, Hod arginnentative speech, .succe s sfully answered the leading points 41 the Noble Gill's speech. lie denied, in the first itissance, tita , imputation hint been east by his Majesty's remittent upon the general loyalty of the peopl4 of England ; if so, he would be OA to know - who the Noble Marl cousiacred the people Was it the meetings at Spa-fields, or any other' assemblages of that description ? 6o far from casting an imputation on the people, his Majes ty's Government and Parliatnent 144 d 'been em ployed in ,exteaing a necessary legal prnteetion to the people against the attempts and machinu. tions of those wit° would lead them to runt and destrtiction.--(l,lear, hear !);.---On the coorary, so far from feeling dissati§factino and dismay - la the measures of Government, the improving state of things, atui the. rapidly rising state of public credit, showed their approving satisfaction at the ,measure so adopted.--(Hear, hear !)--Such were the evident consequences of those precautionary measures that had been adopted. Public confi dence was restored, and the people felt secure' irous dame., a situation .ditierent twin what they