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PniNCIP.4L OFFICERS of Hs MA " i°ll7s ORD.V.4 411 4VCE do hereby give Notic e , that QI he reeeivid at their (eke, in Pall-Mall, ox Prid ny) the 2d day of May next, fe"l tut u ci :lY WilliNg to underfelt the Supply of "''''PA.Nstm..oos,fo)4 Be r nice of this Department, f klr ' r l of Three Years, determinable reflex the expira -414'4 l'ehr, upon, Ntniceiqf rtree Months, at the 6140 Pad, ...' 4"fi ke~rtirlesflay be vi ewe d u p on Applicatio n°lll : :eeet of thA o.rdnanee in Me Royal ..irse ,4l4l;ukr - , l'arttrittars, together with the Terms and 1 , "1 4 11 114 Vo4tract, may be known ai the S , --- 0,444":1"14 l'llll-jiall aforesaid, arty Day between Rx '" 44‘1 i. 211/ O'CIO C k, w h ere th e P ro p o sals to; '°1) start up, and endorsed " Pr"P"'"" for kii: 4 14 '4 1 ' 1 " 44 ;" bra Pr0p0.41‘414 be admitted after lo 4 1 ) 41 2 'l4W,:e a'Ci ca .4 a t Now t of the same r 7 - 1. ' ll 9 '&41(4. be no ti ce d, rut t em the PartY 444 ifeht ut hes behalf, s/tall attena. -ey Oraor of thz Board, rt. If.CRZIP, Secretary. h!tl\ ll :' 'r3 .4KOSE• 4,N1) LEMON 111.EF,S. • 'n(lC,Lsti ' SON inlst vesPec „ L "'Nlit y 'and' Gentry, they have eceived a 4 114 4 -4 ' it i litiekna of th e u h ure ' frees, wh i ch they cat V*4 with the greatest satisfaction. 1 ,1 4 Strand (Corner ut the Savoy steps., --_, 'iii C t t ' 50N,11,,;."-ti; nisUliAltt4E AND REU V OF •t, k ONED FOIL ShlALi* DE U T"' "tli Craven -street Strand, April 2, 11117. I, l ' ll l‘ l l 4 ' . l•, P h il il!'PLlSF. Y , ''‘.7. P. in tke Chair. ,11•:?1,11,,,,,,,-ral:`-(l,l!tat the !lumber tif Debtors A.A•..,,,,vi ~.11eved within the last year were 97 3 'll, i ti'' t., a . TI , who kid t;:i9Wices, with 1907 I.A)I1 . i iiNtinte","xPence ot whost Liberation. i444114ai. r.teniliture relatin • to this Charity, 31 ts. vaell :.-- ' 6 inFlud . int, „vll Hereford l3 1., . liav etfortlwest IS 71. 3 thiniliain 11 thitii,,3 llinaington 2 4 60 , alifax 1 ' , l iertiord 1 ih rit t i 1 z.fi ,lowich 4 14 i I 11 I 1\111;Itton•ti on. il'44 I. Tlei . P 1 lo K. : 14 " 1 N . 10 . /. : . I . l g i !teach 117 4 41 1 f!I n t , er . 4 P '4 4l, 2 1 e. "— ' 'ir II ;.,, 1 .....,,,Ittutistcr ~, !.at'orpool I m•• •,. 1, moo P,:r t ril i Ntt& Niaid,t( Z t' NI Ile 13 , 11 ~. r wpettl 1 io ~,i, Nknn.„th 1 ~, 14c:cies& Id I e 'a' 1 2 , Aiarslial „,, 11 • , sea 171 '4, Di z'lrtlitimptoa a I k!'• .. '" w ulstie-noott • , . 4 Attio,, , Tyne • 71 . 64 Prisons 973 tr't "SiNeX• • • 44„, br r JUL LA- . ~1.11144,144,,1t,;.:)1r(15C1iarity. 32d Ben . e., Isoos 0 4)0 euthi14t, 4 9 01, ....erry3711l tiensfat.. 2 . 2 4 - ' l 4l . 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Ng",r 4id i nt and Co.. tv 4 414 )r ,,, „„k gt 'l` 4 ! prr ditto am , 1;41 s• lier fiat.) • lie r ditto &01t u4 •V,.5 9 , I , "r ditto 44 • 14, tl tti 444 c 4, 41' and Co. • Bury • A. 1 1 0 2 0 0 100 0 0 60 0 0 •1 1 0 -2 2 0 - A. 5 5 0 • A. 6 6 0 - A. • 6 5 0 • A. 2 9 0 • A. 9 2 0 . )0 0 0 • 100 0 0 • 10 0 0 1 0 •5 0 0 k ii 6t i d ' - x .643 9 0 .N.: ttli4v ed f . 1 / 4,44 tkr , .„, , root vartous Prison*, 3 14 2 ,r ilr Solo of - - CAI lltt‘f4`ml-of G 7 Petitioners; Ae -44. 1, rrre t i fi, , k acted r Character a Ntt- Ik• Th B. . rtiti..;eiviNt by jobn Camden Nein b 14 1 . . ' . 11 , ! Ai , 4 kl l Q.. ',11,11 (Althea ; 41613 by Mesin , :s..ll . e tr ii t ; e 7 : ii;lii,,,i(ttl,„ altr,,i•street ; Hoares, 11e..iitTifiii.:h, t4i4ll44lttir (4:4'.iit ~.`8): Lmhar4-greetl.l„l:l.- 1 ,- i i ,„ . • 1, 4.,; Borrieu anti Co. ~ co Nn L, 'mattleys, Pall-NUR; Verea a " 11',.4nd 44011 ;pot by the * Sec.retary, No. 7* C". litt t 4 l+.: "l t t rt the li 61„ `. . 1 -n by thwe a ~ o ti, Q g n 1,14 be see , Ike k r . li'llon this Charity and where the So f't. W.edtiesthiy in eecy'y Month., till.i.lie i.,l,,ur'ec, lill'llenti wELL s. somEhs - ET. . 4 1 ~ . Anil et i t „„ , 9 4, 111 "v-1 ) , `"`o upon iouoediately, 4 11 ,Nit l ii•143 1 ,,,,„":,t clouli; ~,,,i pitENtisSs 4 41 ar e t , %<,,,,, r ,,,,, fit for Ow residence of a Geode itsl4,l4,,,%okv, ;Nith,l4in Acres ( Ur thereabouts) of f. t kr, 444 tes . ; ;. n -c l 1 ASTUttE, wit hin a ring Fe we, 4., 4 ii,.t„ru, !rounding th e mim e , And alSonn°- 4tli t , 4 ,f. It r,;:ii:K Riikiat EiCity, Acres, *within the ~'f,4 4 ) nio m.., in occupation of Edward Juson, it ?hr 1,`: 4 •1 4 1.,, v1 . • tk-,11(1,, ' l ld out 1, ttrroondetl with PI .II lire Ground li t rA,,,i-,Ks f gr vilh sh rub 4. I. I, iik!'qt,v, t"r ) ing 0 11 the F • Bit - iness are 04, 1. 4,„ 4 fall adeeor arnung s IN ' , U. e *en IT 1 for tile iiiirpost.. e 4 . 4, 1 , tity ~, . ' '‘l mit, iii hi ,, h cultivation, well cp‘ laj t it,., Pldietlawith water,Untl aboundiog with cii, 'l / 4 „ -- '11 . 1,,,,, , " , ,I, 'itil ' , ‘,,t,tl r) I W n t , t tr 4 1 , R the north-West be a belt Of P lan " , l 'i li l l• - is: 1 1 ; 11 .e i,l::l,lkci•rond froin Well; to Bristol, and ifi tt,,, , Ilv 4 . s "Y n licat Lodqe The distance ii4P4„,,,1111,14 !,.,4,tittn,(l,ll-1;..1,,1,.k .8.... th and bri l t n i 17 miles...—. . it, wrli ell 'l•t4 06 t 4; itr4l tholli;i1Id Scptch world:nen n i1,,,,1.0 a r„„, t tate, 'no w in a-thrteing con k, /4 tic r .,, 0 1 tat a , ll. Y s ji•!rs to a. purchaser will he very ;. , 441 ; 11, 4 t a 4 e leto r „, 01 T4 be socliucd to become a 6 ,14 4 it . k,,, i le the r „, 4. l ome 110 ObjeCtilln to enter int° ', hut di a v oliti Vt i pt, sto ~, wCIS lbay he taken nt a' vainll - ,i; ?li e 1 , ~ IR ht &old at semi future tune •Ii tdi '`oli Ni l ) il t 4 11., ''e is I„f t . . . V't, , Ar tlio t i 4 , ,k , . zi 1 . With Nlessrs. Adlington and -ti lt • L , 0 11. t., t i:, , ,.. o for further Particulats applica -44444; ! :14,i 1 - 4 " or to Nl eskrs...loson and Itobins, wh 4 44. 4 view of the same to Cieorge Par w rttlisles theteou. ... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1817. HORNE;BY and Co.: respectfully acquaint the Public, ; that the STATE LOTTERY he;ins Drawing the 80th THIS MONTH.—TICKETS and SHAKES are sell ing at the following low prices i-;-• Tickets L.lB 19s. Ha1ve5......:1L.9 19 0 Eighths . L. 2 11 6 I Qu a rters 5 1 0 Sixteenths..... 1 6 0 Each Ticket is worth 141., .so that the Adventurer has a Chance of obtaining either of the: Four 20,0001. ' besides 98 other Capital Prizes, at the trifling risk of 41;195., which fpr many Lotteries paste 131, 19s. must have been Schemes at large (gratis) may he had at the'old•established Othce of HOItNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Cornhill, NEXT WEDNESDAY. TBigi reminds his Friends that the LOT , . TERY is on the Eve of Drawing, and requests those who have not yet purchased, to call before WEDNESDAY NEXT. T. B. has already given his opinion so fully on the merits of the Salerno, that it would be superfluo us at p resent to say more, than that the advantages are far beyond those in any prtceeding Lottery whatever A whole Ticket is now wily Eighteen Guineas, and a Six:conth only Twenty•six Shillings ; and u Purchaser of Oats Ticket may gain by that Number a 510,0001. Prize in this and a /5,0001. in the next Lott er y.. TICKETS and !if-IMM Fun selling at 'l'. BIM-Vs Offices, 4, Coruhill, and. 9, Charing; Cross, who, in the last Lottery Contract. :,.aeld Thirty Capitals*, hoiag '(As usual} greater in number and amount than those so:d at all the other Ot/ii.C3. NEXT WEDNESDAY. SIVEWRIGUI, the Contractor, once more OP • reminds his Friends of the proximity of the Drawing, NEST WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, and if any should find themselves too late, by deferring their purchases. they can• not blame hin4 having publicly announced, what is 'literally the fact, that. the extraordinary demand for Tkkets and Shares makes it teallT doubtful whether there will be Sufficient to , supply all who wish to elvynture, a circumstance partly accounted for by the following great ItedUctioh of Prices':— . A whole Ticket only Eighteen Guineas! , A Ka, L 9 19 0 An Eighth.... Li 11 a A Quarter 5 lO I A Sixteenth... 1' 60 • But Tickets also are now worth nearly 51. more than informer Lotteries, giving the Chance of about 60,000 Sterling'EX °MA, there being 10,0.98 Prizes out of only 14,600 Tickets, in sundry varieties, including 51'..0L. 220,000 Money 2.. of.. ke,noo Money 2.. • • 20,000 Stock 2 2 noo Stock, &c. And every Prize above 25L wi I have added to it, a Ticket of the same Number in the Next Lottery : thus, by the pur. chase of one Ticket, TWO Capital Prizes may be gained. Tickets and Sharet arc now on sale at J. SIVEWRIM - 11" 3 (the Contractor's) Offices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. 38, Hay market, No. 11, H o lb or n, and No. 141, Oxford-street. NEXT WEDNESDAY THE present universally admired STA" r Lot EBY will conuuence DRAWING. The Public will bear in aped that the FOWL PRIZES of L. 20,000 may then be determined, and consequeotly that ; it will be more advantageous for , every p erson intending to . it in the present popular Lottery, to make their purchases be fore the Wheel goes round. Notwithstanding the great de." tnand for Tickets and Shares, the Prices continue the same, viz.:- £lB Ids. Whole' Ticket Half £ 9 ID Eighth Quintet . ...... S 1 0 Sixteenth G. CAPROLL has so often called the attention' of the Public to the Scheme ut. this Lottety, that it is wholly unne cessary to repeat the many, splendid points in whieb it abounds, ond.which must have excited the approbation Of every person that has considered the subject. Posterity MU exclaim witkadmiration that. there has been a Lottery in which an Adventurer had this chance of 'obtaining; amongst 10.0S1`t.PKIZEti,, ycant PRIZES of 00,000, whilst there were hat 002 Blanks in 14,600 Tickets. TICKETS and S.iAItES may yet be obtained a' the 011 ices of 6. cAlutom... Stock-liroker, .7, CORNFHLL, r and 06, OXFORD-STRLET, %%lore No. 7743, the last Prize of :10,0001. ever drawn was sold, with Seven other Capitals, in Eighty Shares. i:IEW OF THE 11 INI MAYA 'AND 'OTE-i F.ft PRINCIPA MOUNTAINS IN ,THE WORLD. . This Day was published, On One large Sheet, price 9s. beautifully colo ured,. A COMPARATIVE V114,1V of the HEIGHTS ri. of the. PRINCIPAL MOUNTAINS in the WORLD ; with their Altitudes and Latitudes carefully taken from the most approved Authorities, and se a nailed as to form a most pleasing Picture. An accurate. measurement of those itnv n dous Mountains known by the name of the Himalaya Mountains, having just been received in this Country, they are described on the above 'ilea', with their Altitudes, Latitudes, &c. Printed for'C. SMITtli Mapsetler and Publisher,. No. t 73, Strand. Si quid nevisti rectius ittis Candidus lining - 0, si non his utere inecum—Hon. TO regulate the human passions, mit to' destroy them ; to give them a proper direction and a due force, instead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from our na ture, or foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them into new channels-Ai: the business of a rational morakit y, dictated by the precepts of the purest Religion, and coun tenanced by the. conclusions of the soundest philosophy. It is unnecessary after all that has been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which indicate those diseases that Are brought on the human body and mind by indulging to excess ii) sexual pleasures, and particularly by persevering in a pernicious habit too frequently acquired at School.. It more concerns the private happiness of inividuals and the the general prosperity of the country, to ann d ounce to P u blic, that from a long and extensive, practice in this parti cular branch of the profession, we eon with the grenteit confidence assure all Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour under 4general or partial debility. and derangements of the Nervous System, whether produced by this habit, by iiiveterlite Syphilitic Infection, by intern pyrite living, or residence in hot climates, by intense appli-' cation to'stody, be ti0.,.,.,a......... „,..:..r, ...._o, ..41,114,0 LI( l ilt), : kind, that we have it is) our power to offer an entirely new . method of cure, without the smallest use of hlerceiry, which in all the varieties and in all the stages of thest complaints, has continued to answer the most sanguine expectations of Patients of both Sexes. 'flee eartness send anxiety with which the world has long looked for so great a desideratum in the ceinifurts aud im provements of a polished and enlightened age, as that of men of skill, Ltlents, and integrity, devoting- themselves exclu sively to these diseases, is evinced by the eager a pplications for advice and medicines which we are daily receiving from .every•qiiarter of the world. In slight and recent cases of Syphilitic Infection, a perfect cure is completed in the' short period of two days . and those of the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance, in our plan of treatment, ensures to the patient a.safe and radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, put ten to twenty years duration, are by our superior method of cure, perma.. nently removed in the coarse of three weeks. Patients of either . Sex may consult us wit h the greatest honour, secrecy, and delicacy, it our House, No. 107, Hat ton-Garden. Patients in the country, describing.. Ito nature of their carve, and enclosing a rentittance for advice and 1 . 114- i elieities, the same will be sent to all parts 9f the world. 'CURRIE" and Co. Surgeons, - - No. 107, Hatton-Garden. N. D. The.above im p ortant discovery It the cure of Sy, philis and Debility; was matured by Dr. Culotte, in his late travels through France, Naples, and Rome,,from whence lie has just returned with some highly interesting and important facts respectiug the. present state o f medial and surgical practice on - the Continent, which lis prepariag to lay be fore the public in d treatise on these cuMplainti, and which he hopes to be able in a few weeks to publisit* , ~ This Day %vas polilislied, the 3d Edition,in aro. price 6s. ANE`v VI EW of. socizTv; nr . . ESSAYS on the FORMA'T'ION of theiIIIMANCI - lARACTER; preparatory to the Derelopment of a Plan for the relief of the existing Digress, which Plan will he speedily publMied. By ROBERT OW.EN, of ~lslew,Latutrii. ' • Printed for Longman, Mast, Rees; Orme, add Drown ; Cadell and Dsvies; .L. Ifate.hard ; add J. , Nlittray, Voodoo; Cotwahle and Co., and Oliphant and Co., Edinburgh ; Smith and Sons, and brash and Reid, Glasgow; told sold by all' Dooksellers. Also, by the sarae . Author, 1. ObservatiOns on the Effect of the I%lanufacturjng Srs tem • with Hints for the Improvement of those.parts 4 it which a are most injurious to Health and Morals, dedicated most respectfully to the Pritish Legislature, price Is. sewed. '2. An Address, delivered to the Inhabitants of Niw Lanark,. on the first of January, 1810, nt the 'opening of the Institti lion, established for the Formation 'of Claulteler. In aro. es. 6d. BOOKS, PUBLISFIED VHS ,DAY. • ) This Day were publiSheil, price 41. nIISERVATIONScin BANicS forSAVINCS; 16which is prefixed - a Letter to 't ra Editor. of the Quarterly Review. ..By J. U. FOREEq, Etlq. Advocate One of Managers of the Edinburgh hank fur Saving`, Printed fur Longman, thirst, lives, Orme, and Drown, London ; and J. Anderson and Co. Ediiiburish. • Thla Day want publiW)cdt In 2 Vols. two. pricsi 11.45.'boards, the Sectlml Edition of ELEMENTS nt the NATURAL HISTORY of the ANIMAL KINGDOM ; comprising the Cha racters of the whole (4enera, and of the most reniatitablk species, particularly those that are Natives of Britain ; with the ptinctpal Circumstances of their History and Manners. By C. STEWART, Member of the Litinman and Wernerian Societiei. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-ruts; and Bell and Bratlfute, Edinburgh., This Day we're published, in Sea. price 19s. hoards; RAcrtrA [4 011"iBIZ.V ATioNS in sun- GERy ;; ;IJ ?4101101D ANATOMY. With Cases, Dis sec%ions, and Engravings. uy .lOIIN 'Merr.her of the EOM College .uf Surgeons in London; Mem . .her of the Medico-Cliitiargical Society and Author of Prietical Observations un the Diseases of the Urinary Organs. The extensive Series of Illustrations for this work, selected from the contents of Mr. Ilea , ishle'a invaluable Museum, are comprised in eight large Octavo Plates. . Printed for Longnian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. , rrhis,Day was publishes, In 12nio. (the Second Edition) price 4s. Gd• bound, - - GL OURAPHY fur YOUTH, allaßted to , the different CIASSES of LEARNERS. By the Rev: 30J - 1N lIARTLEY. This Work is constructed topiin a plan entirely new; and comprises a great mass of informalion, compressed into narrow compass, and stated in ti way, eminently calculated to rivet it in the memory of the learner. observations arc occasionally a dd e d, fpr the nie of raore advanced pupils ; and questions for examination are placed at the foot of each page: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, aml Broi%o, Paternoster-row. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are tialy made to impose on the trnwary ft Spurious Composition instead of th e GENVINE BL XCKING-prepoied by DAY and NIARTIN, they are indueed - to 'adopt a new Label, in which their Address 97, High Holborn, is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the ditferencea the Type, which is tioliite.all Let ter-press, will enable Pnrchasc.s at once to tletect.the Itstpo sition. 'The RIVAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, Holborn, will iu future be sold in Bot tles at Gd. te. and ts. 6d. esett, and a Copy.of the X.,abel left 'with Venders. • • • DAY and MARTIN, 97. High Holborn. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ, Newliridge , street, Loritivit Hofoiibnti , I BEG leave to inform p . m, that ever since the . year 17no, I had been afflicted - . with the Imes Ven c erca which, Gott' its obstinatelyrtsisting every-coarse tit inediciite prescribed by the most emit tent of the fitculty here, and un dergoing severalSevcre cooties of salietifioni 'mid twice dis charged from t lie Hospital With little would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spriitg of last y,as my disorder had got to site!) a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a large ulcer tut thecrown of oar bead, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was drea dful ly painful, ;laid had been in a state of ulceration fur the last sevelk.years; my left had also two large nodes oil it, was vury ,'inch' discoloured, and gave toe such vicrbcialing pains paftleolarly . witott warm in lieu, as nearly to deprive ine of rest; iaa this' lamentable' state, I was recommended ;Is Thompson,- (who .retteired so great a cnre:by them here), to take, vutir Leake's . Pateitt which I began to do on the 2(.1t1i of nia vi ib "t lit; 'cutitse Of a fortnight I begun to receive benefit -in little 'more than n month the ulcers on my head .stutarttmwere soundly bealett:•:-• soon after, the sores ott my le;cs healed also; lattring, -how ever, considerable discolottrailllll in the skin, anti pain in the bone of the left, which,. by the hit siing of Gal, ansl a littis p e rseees-onea , its p‘ur:itivah.ll.4le.,Medicine, ivulishietl the huh... the -lain rezipin , rhonoclianal pains lactitany gout 44.-1 thus Intestate, by ring liberal advice and inetlictite, perfectly free from all my former cotopidioti—linve it wil• former spirits Vlti stretigtlitaitti am become jolly andfat, In 'which state hat - ng cora i nui .d tun ny mouths, to the astonishment sof all vim F,nrwv , me, I ant at a loss iii what termi to expreint my gratitude, but beg yon', for the good of ,ottier coffering .ntort:tis, to mole tliss tny case as public as pcssittle, as I shall on every stems slots ; itt so doing you wilt 'greatly vlrlige, • • Sit, your grateful, obedient, very hninble servant, ALFA. MUlt.F.Eit S w an's Close, Edinburgh. tVitnesies to the above Core t— - John Thompson, No, :3, I- 4 ;41r1 Pouitrt ntriset, Edinburgh; John Wlntosli, old .Vsembly Clete, Edibloirgi. Prepared and sold by the solo. Proprietors TAY; Member Nov he Royal College of Surgeon.i; at Ids house, No. 9, litidgyrstreet, Ltindon; after a constant residence Of Mary !Nut 41) yeArA, in a practice pa ar. eularly directe d to the cure of Venereal COMplainta and those l uc tdcutat_ to the Parts of.. Generation s with that iaviolable secrecy which Men trf his profe's'sion should always observe In s uch cases, he flatters himself the advice and asdstance he gratuitously administers imperious taking this Mediatie, will bet444PaPtlch.Y a discerning.Puhlic., as an . advattage seldom Oxford-Street attainabli anti rota or un amblipity. Ado to o, hy his Appoiritmejth for the convenience of thou tieing at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Distiorough, No. 7, Fisb-street-billi..Nr. Baxters, Soutli-bridged,Eilinburglu. callwell's, ; by ne - person imuivery considerable to tin in -Great ltritain and 10 hoses n t only 4g. 94f. each, skirled, and sealed tip wtt.ii frail and plain directions, cby, persons, of ' eithi r sex eual'eure.tlscinseives with ease s *feed, [PRICE SEVENPENCIL; ,---- Fronthe L()ND(IN ciAz - iri;s, rfpril 22, lal7. • . ~ 13ANKRUP'itl a* MAit0 ED. Jakars:Baber ,it. .qatileesitrotsii , 4,ltess,maker, froth Apr:l )4 1 0 0, 1 ,1:"' BANKItUvrs, I - .ranks Coilet.-Rishopsgate-street4lth.in, Merchant, to slur. render May 3, U, aIIJ June :3, at ten, Lit Gall !salt.. At - tornics, Messrs. Oregsuns and ,Fonnertuu Angel -coati joi T hr hr lfur m tZt, f l t . u ' r :ll t t r ydti eet i;-square, 111inories, 20, at IWelve, 'May a, at one, and June o, at twelve, ut 'Attorney, Mr.' Pooh:, Adarotalcoutts, Olst Broad-street. David Newbold. Birthingbarn, tin-plat e -worker, mAy 9,• and J slat. 3, *t twelve, at lite Wottcli Inn, Dirainigikam.,,. Attornics, .Messrs. Lee and Stilt,' lirmiigiuun, or btra.-` Alexauder,' Caitly-Istreet, Lincoln's; Inn.: - • , John Boardltunt the younger, and George Alsop, Alanchister, . dealers in twist, May IT, 7,.and June is, at ten, at the - • Lice Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Adliit4ton,rtn,si Gregory, Bedford-row, ur Mi. Law, Spring-gaitieos, • cliester: Jacob Neale, Wapping-wall, anchor-stnith, April 19, May and ne 3, itt eleven, at Guildhall. At tut M r.BOwsl P Aldermanhury. Thomas Steward, Brstddorr, at eight, and J 1134 8, at eleven, at toe C.: goers •.lto, i',..andati. stttornies, Mr.•Wayinun. 1.1131')' St. Edmunds, •or Niessrs. Blagrave and Waller, S. :no nd's lon, Chancery. sane.. Julni steel, shelneld, ocer, issay 9, tO, and Ju.'e .4, at tweire, :atlas Angel tut, Stielfielts. Amyx-nits, Air. Southampton-buildings, Chance r y- Rine , or Mr. litsywooti„ Sheffield. . James It eiley, Manelle. - der,, merchant, 4ty 9, iO, and June 3, at nine, at the Star Inn, Alancliester; .Attorities, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, Coateor and Watson, Lusitl , ,o, ur Mr. Ronde:sit, Manchester. Samuel Phillips Eady, Gerrard-street, Sobts, druggist, May 3, at ten, 6, and June 3, at eleven. at tit:O.:hail. ney, MrGoodall, Terrace, 'CiraY's lon. ', Itobert Jackson, Stockport, druggist, May a, 7, and June 3, at two, at the White Bear Intl, Nlalielsester. AttoiOies, Messrs.Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn, or mi.. tiscus, Manchester. Stephen George Burridge, Butt-lane, Deptford, viatualler. April 26,, at twelve, ,s, at one, and Jtille it twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Alr. Eldred, jun, t\tidtlie . Stairtase, , Temple. Willi:tin Collins, Ellen-street, Saint George in the East, lime.rnerchant, April 49, May 3, and June 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Hanulton, Beii►iti sts vet) ,To U Phillips, Llangatiorit L A I it) tt l Aye I timber-diater, May 9, id, and June .t, atten, at the Ettig's kleostlna mouth. Attornies, Messrs. Berkeley, JLiticulies Inn-selds, • ur Mr. Bryan, Aloninout h. John Wibberley, 'Manchester, draper, May 9, 10, and Joce 3, at ten, .it the Dog Tavern, Manchester. AO orriles; • ess rs : and 'Varey,` ,Ring-street Manchester or s- , s - Mt', Chester, Staple Inn, Holborn. til Joint Alder and ,lau,es Alder ' Liierpoot,lnstrchants, May. and June 3, at 0110, at ttie George Inn, Lirerpo. 1.- 'Atturnies, Messrs. trump and Lodge, Lirtepee!, or bit'. Dattyc, Chancery-lasse.. John Bedford, Ilat.ll, pastry-cook, Aprilo9,:o9, tint! June. 3, tit eltsvtn, at the' Angel Inn, -Bath. Atidisies, Messrs, - I):tx,_'Son, and - titePlicnststi L Douglity-street, Lontl...ir, 'or Mr..Empson, Bath. •: Beale, Tolltlowp HouseDirltant, Gloneestershiref • ,innholder; Awl! its, 30, and 'Jtilits ts, at eleven, 'at flits. Castle and Bail Jun. Mob. Attornies, Mr. Potts, Set - Jenne's Fleit-strect, or Messrs." klutctellor and Evans,' Bath and Marsh Lid. AshltyvOristula wheelwright, :!Jay 7,8, and June 3, at one, at the'Cominerchl llowns,s Bristol. Attornies„. Mr. Stelifiens,, Bristol, 1131 Messrs clilo4 cod thuds' Ch a ncery-lune., Henry Crockett, llampton,ln Arden, Warwickshire, farmer, May 7,.3, and June 8, at eleven, at the POley ' G reat Malvern, I'llorcestrtrshire. Atturnies', *r;Pewtriss, Gray's, 1n0,...0r Mr. Recce,. 141-dbtity. Abraham Jerikini, Marshfield, '6Foneestershirt, chemist, April 28, 30, and June 3, at eleven, it the Castle ....d Ball Inn, Butb. L Attornies, Mr. Pim., Set eanOs street, 'or'Messrs• Batchelor and Elfiliss, Bolls and Marta. field. Juliet Farenden, Chichester, Sussex, timber-merehont, ft, at the Swan lull, Chichester, and June 3, at the Fleectr Intl, C hichester ,at eleven. Attornies, Nlr. Su*Voif,` Cook's-court, Llucoln's r bin, or Messrs. Jillisisusi, a'riie and Freeland, Chichester. Charles Clay, Aston, Warwiekshire, match/taker, ?slay 5, C, , And June a, at twelve, at the lien and Chickens, !Mining- - baits. Atturnies; , Messrs. Clarke rant; :or Messrs. Stubbs and With., Birmingham. Henry Solomon, 4lharing-troist :jeweller, April ff46,:11.1ay - 0,. and Jon,s, at ten, 44 .. (4.10dha11. Attorney, !sir. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-direct. Join, itorid-street; cerpet.cannnfaetuter, April 42G, I!.itty 43, and June 3, at eleven, at. A.tterney, ' Cui•sitorottreet. Clatnepry-lant , . , _ , • DIVIDENDS. May 19, .1. Bury, Kinfare, stiill',irifshlre, hatcher-Nay 15, I. Grahauti-Artiltioxstreet, Hanurer- , stpuire, tstilor*:VlA) 13, W. L'lgar, • Maidstoo, groctlr- May 1:s, J. liVri4 l . l ,. street:, Cheapside, Avaretionsenian--'Aluy Id, 1 . S:. Bache, Ratcliffe, ship-ehasuller-Nlay i s. P. St,tgv:', Muidsitime, dealer-June 01, E. Isaac, Queell-silostie, Bloomsbury, ,vvineouerelsant--Nlity 13,. .1. I)eisn, Cl.sptoo, liittli.dsitper-May to, :W. K. I , ,,lwards, Butlierlrit he, pass n isi oliee:.-111;fy , 3, aod Coles„'Euwct-strtyt, br ohers-- slay 14, T. Taaitt,r, Glouces!er, I:l, ti. Green anti W. t:1•;t1)1), Lisle-street, Leicester-square, attildlers--/NNy it), T. Will, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, chi: liirt--Ntay I:. 11,5y4, Preston, Lanerishire, builder- , -May s 3, A. Brooks., 11;13iti 310..4. Moody, . Lol,4•latie, Ilernintitlsey„ tanners- -- Nlay 13, H. Lark and J. 'AVondliearl;' -Estiot4treet, strand. Davy-agents-May la, We Atli W4:11 . street, ,lactquan-- 111.tv. 15, J. Pearson, Eastcheap, 111C1 elui'ut--.t)hy lad Patios:der,' Corporation.row, Clerheitsvell, distill. rs-- May td, B. Tyler, Wutall'ot,tl, intateci.el -- NlaY 19; T. Vernon, 'Bath, piettire-Healer--May ,11. York, , ripe,inuker- , --Nlay 1). PtiWaelt, Windlcsaey, so, J. Startii), liirmitigiiiiin, wit)e.rnvo. chut)t -.May la, W. o,wcll, A sigel.court, I.',lli. ! ow)utt)ll.- 4trvcl, 9!), F. callietwiseT. I. AllK+,l-eutivt, Tin - ognnhrton-strert, Ott roluillt..-May Tuel•er, Bath, coal-n)t.fultduf-MaYt N. Whil ,ll4ll "tii, werchavit -May e 3, ' 1 , .1. YinittOr, am! J. \i'illooson, aterchants--Mity lA, . 1 . Mt.ley, Chtton, (41;i1,- ces l crsilgs 11 1 ,5-retW l im'stilrfS-,' ",:atils'el'Vlit-e.,1•0,-.14.1', 4.•••••• 1. , • kCertr.re*lilY it), 11. Itug;, Austin-16 , a., sill:man-May 17, C. Cobham, Judd-street, I'runttricti-.,tltiarc,ml4sical-Instft mesa' veuslor- , - Miry 31„, M. and S. 11'. Woodwo,d, aifi wharf, Baultsitle,' timber-snerchants-Niny 17, Gruseenor-square,upholsterer 2 D. Phillips, 'l'. Writ y„ and H. Baker, York, merchant. • Mar J. Hughes, St. Pull's Church-yard, upholsterer-P. Bird woodi PlYinotstls, Chien-draper--11... (Jarrett, Spearshamlorsti, Berkshire saddler-J. Goodwin, Liverpool, merchant-M. Hymns Mall,Japidary-8. - Weigltt , Birmingham, ear paass.44. P. Carpenter, WellingtoniSomessetshire, draper- , - ' %V. Murray. Bath, ttioney4ei - ivenen.,'-•- N. Le Chensinant and J. V. Kerekhovei:Fenchurch-strect, perehants--.1.. M. :and .1, L, Ciiirtlrt, A ustin friars, merelsants--. 1 . and U. Brodie, ItigritZU-COUtt, Fetteltm eh-street, Merchants. rmtrs EItSHIPS DI!SSOLVED. G. M. Roche's, M. Casunas, and 3`.=11. Rocker,. Finsbury p r-W lace, tnerchants. Tate, T. WbitAtord, and J. Atherstone, Warwickshire , hat-Mattufactitrers--11. NV Laren, R,. Sconce, and it., Patt!rson, Sterlingt-F. Ku ndray and., S. Cooper, Barnsley', Yorkihire, linen-manufacturers -J. Mar,- shall antt Wahl, Birmingham, Jewellses3*W.... , Wullis mut R. Evans, .New Bond-street, Bath, liners - drapers -J . L ister, W. W. Stablii, and W. ducts, Longroyd.hridge,-Htidders :Losrepelr, I:Talton East, Yorkshire, cattletalealer, and B. Hallows, Liverpool, butcher,-\'L'. Davies an d •S. Broad, Dolpiiin•st teat, IlriStolibreceltes-makers ,- . 1 . Howard, Wied em ann, and .1. 1•1 : . Stein, Manchester, uut, ' a in . 'ifarrtYuir°:erri4S.'r. Lintlop *Mt J.:Taylor, Longport, Stafford , . ahure, mauti f ac turers--T. and C. Worsliy, Stockport, a nti fact urcrs-W. !lice and .1; 1101born i hat ters÷J. • ,Itabbir“ and Orgy, Putttea, Taylor M4idro-faie, - itraiv-hat-iumfacturersi ~{ , t _rl 4111 56 k MO: o i /1 1 71 0 oi' 1 , 1 • 4(o' .~'~ Ot V ir ijAP f 41( 7 . 41 v ,1 I+ 6 • itilo r. P.l). .0. i d I- o 7~~