The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-10 00:00:00

_ _. ....„ . . . ...... , . . ', 4 ' . ': 1 • 301' ' , . 1 . . ' • - • .-, J 4 t. ..,,,, i ,,,4,„.... • - ... . IN, . • ,'-' 3 . 0".4 lisii . . 1, . -:`---* . 4 e • - 1 1 . . - P. , .- -- - - ::: ' . . . ~ , , ,i ;„, . , . ~ , .: ... .---;----_,..• ';' lt% .---- .."... . , , , , . - .i. •••••• v. , , - tr • , ' - ... ,. f , • '" ".- ...:;'.. A . 1 . , -..: ' di" , . • ' ',...'; 1 :: ' S U TV • , . ..„.. , ~,, . .„.,,,: . . V. NUMBER. 7647.] MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1817 EPRIC g SEVLNTANCE, PRINCE REGENT'S COURT. rEAST INDIA HOUSE, Mmtett 8, 18t7. ig- COURT of. DIRECTORS of the UNrrED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND qItADING to th That' e EAST INDIE S, (le hereby give Notice, the wader-ineinionell P.ROPRIF:VORS qualified ittteliblYto Law bare, in conformity to (the Gth Section of 'll4llh Clielitee of the in Aye-L aws o f th e sa i d Company, ' lig " writing, to the ,S ec r etary their desire of becoming; !I.iCODIPATES for the DiRcTLoN at th e e p su i ng 4EC tiI'EUC. DIRECTORS ou WEDNESDAY, the Oth Aped ,"*1111411:Aite11,-E M; Campbell Majoritatihs, Esq. thittl"..t hantilisq 4 George Siuith, Eq.`' Sit Jelacieon, Eat. Seveney Toone, Esq. JAMES COBB, Secretary. DEPTFORD PICTUA L L t rG-Yd RD, March 3,1817. THESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, .the lath Instant, en Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will he pat up to PUBLIC SALE at this Yard, Six Thousand Gallo , tis of BRANDY, in Lots of 500 Gallons each, either for Exportation, or on payment of the Duties for Home Con sumption ; or the Purchasers will be allowed the option of 'Bonding the saw in the London Ducks, fur six Months from the tuna of delivery from the. Stores. The Brandy will be drawn from a rat into Casks of not less than 100 Gallons• each, which are to be provided by the Purchasers, and subject to the Guage of the proper Officers of the Customs and Excise, and of those belonging to this Yard ; and to be absolutely re moved from this Department in the space of a Month. On the above-mentioned Day will also be put up to SMILE a quantity of BEEF and PORK, and sundry Loti of the fol lowing UNSERVICEABLE PROVISIONS and STORES, GARNISO4S—CoIoneI WilliAtn Patterson, of the half-pay of the 71b Foot; to he Captain of Carisbrook Castle, vice Puw lett, deceased. On Saturday, at two o'clock, his Royal High ness the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton House, which was attended by— The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, tlib First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State fur the Home and Colo nial Departments, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Mas ter-General of the Ordnance, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Ltuicaster, the Master of the Mint, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the comptroller of the Household, &c. OP? of Ordnance, Afarch V, 1817. • Corps of Royal Engineers, Lieutenaut-Colunel Frederick Mulcaster to be Colonel, vice Fenwick, deceased ; Brevet. Lieutenant-Colonel William Gusset to lee Lieute nant-Colonel; Second Captain Joint Be Harris to lee Cap tain, rice Gusset First • Lieutenant Pennell Cole in be Sr. cored Captain; Second Lieutenant Timms Hurt to be Firtt Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Warren, King-street, Holborn, baker. BANKRUPTS. George Robertson, Liverpool, tutruliniit, to surrender April 7,8, and 10, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attor• flies, Messrs. Pritt and Kewley, Liverpool, or Messrs. Rlistock and Boner, King's BCileb.Walk, Temple. John Middleton, K. g's Lynn, Norfolk, insurance -broker, Altircb 10, 31, at eleven, and April 19, at five, at the Unild• ball, King's Lynn. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke and Co. IVarnford-court, Thrugutor ton-street, or Mr.Goodsviii„ King's Lynn. Joseph Lush, Fronts. Selworal Sornersetsliire, clothier, March His Royal Highness held a Council, to which the Recorder Of London was admitted, when he made his Report of the prisoners capitally con victed at the January SeAsians in the Old Bailey. Th TOALL M w VALUE THEIR eSightaf the Aged is restored ; tlbe Perfregig l ' ir t t ii i i r k t :i se il l , : v h e t ,d st u reg i tl i t i e n n e e rr el .;ng i Pei nci pies, Y BRADHEattly.s. PATENT SPECTA 7. MIN' 3;31 OxfordLstieet. T r ltnt Di ,si uittinteni, he 41‘.411 ba c till ,, P riyae lioltsci 4 Elext door to the tish p. rticular in obadvitv 4t ' l , near .WittiOw.stteet. Bread, Bread-dust, Flour, and Flour Sweepings; Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, and Oatmeal Sweepings; Dhoti, Beef, Pork, &c. Soraps, Skimmings, and Sweepings; Butter, Malt-dust, Bags and Bags; Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogs head, Barrel, Half-hogshead, Kilderkin, small Cask, Wine pipe, B.unt-puncheon, and It ish Barrel Stares ; Heading, tight and dry; and worn-out Cooper's Tools, &c. &c. The Regent gave audiences to Viscount Sid mouth, and the Hon. Wellesley Pole. Lord Bos ton and Sir William Keppel were the Lord and Grown it, Waiting. The Court did not break up until half past five o'clock. . - cf. 20, mid April la, at ele n ryn. at the Geor 4e lan k Frame Selwoud. Attortiies, 'Mr. Williams, Red Lion-square, or Mr. Mossiter, Frnme. Thomas Lea, Stapenhill, Derbyshite, dealer, Match 27. 25, and April 19, at eleven, at the 'film° Queens limb Blirton• upon-Trent. Anomie', Sir John Fowler and Mr. Lowe, Burton-upon-'Trent, or Messrs. Lowe, and Cowburn s Temple. George Huxham, Black Hall, North Huish, Devonshire, seedsman, March 17, 27, and April 19, at eleven, at the Seven Stars Inn, Tutors. Attornies, Mr. Farwell, Tutees, or Mr. Alexander, Carey- street, Lincoln's Inn. Lawrence Dunn, George-street, Mile• End-road. rope-maker, March lA, 22, and dpiil 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attar nies, Messrs. Noy and Hardstone, Mincing-lane. Edward I'uph, Lewes, Sussex, 'shopkeeper, March 11,' la, and. April 19, at tea, at London. Attornits, ENTERTAINMENTS to the GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS. On Saturday a sumptuous dinner was given by the Russia Company, at the City of London Ta vern, to the Grand Duke NICHOLAS, Count Lis- VIM, the Noblemen, and the Officers of the Rus sian army and navy that are in London. Mr. Thornton, the Governor, and Mr. Suther land, the Sub-Governor, met the Grand Duke at the bottom of the stairs, whilst a band of music h a il e d his presence. After the health was drank of our Royal Family, that of the Em peror of all the Russias, and next of the Grand Duke Nicholas, was given from the Chair, whereupon Earl Harrowhy,• at the Grand Duke's request, gave as a toast, " May per petual amity subsist between Great ' Britain and Russia." Count Lieven gave the health of his Majesty's Ministers, which called up the Chan cellor of the Exchequer to return thanks to - his Excellency and the Company, as did Mr. Can ning on behalf of Count Lieven, when his health was given.—Lord Granville gave " The Princess Charlotte of Prussia," and Mr. Canning, " The Queen of Wirtemburgh." At ten o'clock the Grand Duke left the com pany, after expressing himself much pleased with the entertainmeut, which consisted of more than 100 persons, The Russian Ambassador gave a grand farewell entertainment yesterday to the Grand Duke Ni. CHOLAS, the Foreign Ambassadors, and a minter- Otis party of distinction. In the evening, Coun tess LIEVEN had an elegant assembly. Deposit of 251. per cent. is to be made upon the amount of each 14 at the tune of sale, and the remainder of the pur chase-money paid before the Stores are removed, for which purpose a period of It working. days only will be allowed front the day of aak,for the Burf and Pork, and the Unserviceable drticks: the Litty , 'rs particularly observing-, that not less than one-/calf of the quantity is to be taken away front the premises within the jtrat seven days, and the remainder in the seven lollowin:r.days, otherwise the deposit money will be I'o t :tilled, and ' the Provisions or Stores remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted. . • _ Messrs. Taylor and Swann, Nov Basinghall-street. George Price, Threadneedle-street, hsrdwareman, March 18, 25, and April 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oldham, Earl-street, Mac:hiders. John Foster, Liverpool, timber-merchant, April 11, 12, and 19, at one, at tie George Inn, Liverpool. Anomie*, Moira. Leigh, Mason and Housman, New Bridge•street, or Mr. Leather, Lord-street, Liverpool. Thomas Willerton, Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer, March 21, 22, and April 19, et eleven, at the Craven Arms HAel, Coventry. Attornies, Mr. Wilmot, Coventry, or Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, Red Lion-square. Nichard Ardern, Stockport, Cheshire, hatter, March 21, 42, and April 19, at ten, at the White Bear, Manchester. At tornies, Messrs. Taylor and Unwin, Manchester, or Messrs. Milne and Party, Temple. Abraham Whitson, Stanley with Wrenthorpe, Yorkshire, boat-builder, Marc:ll.2S, 29, at eleven, and April IV, at font', at the New Court-house, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. N.B. I•'urllier partieulare will be expressed in 14e Cata logues of Sale. NORFOLK. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTA.TE, EAST BRADEN HAM, near DEREHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the, King's Arms, East Dereliatn, oo Friday, April 11, at Two, by order of the FArentors and Trustees, ' 4l ' p 4 o t 1 011 01 lid j i .41 Tll E It E E HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES of the late Mr. JOHN IRESON, situate in the Parish of East Bradeuham, in the County of Norfolk, distant from Swanam about seven Mires, and live from East Derehaut ; consisting of a spacious old Mansion-house, a small Farm-house, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, Cut-. edges. Gardens, Orchards, and several Enclosures of rich Meadow and Arabic Laud, containing altogether near Se venty Acres. To be viewed by applying to Mr. John Ellis, oh the Pre mises.—Printed particulars u►ay be had at the Crown, and the 11 hitt. Hart, Swatfliatn ; the George, the King's Arms, and of Messrs. Cooper, Solicitors, East Derehan► ; the Duke's Head, Lynn ; of Mr. Charles Basbam, Norwich ; of Messrs. Briindrett, Lowten, and Spinks, Solicitors, Temple, Lon do at the Mart, and of Winstauley and Sons, Paternoster row, where a Plan may he seen. King, Castle-street, Holborn, or Mr. Melton, Wakefield. William Grice, Frodshaii, Cheshire, tanner, March ta, 2t3, at eleven, and April 19, at seven, at the Blossoms' lon, Chester. Atturmes, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, or Mr. Smith, Chester. James Either, Saint James's-street, .dress-maker, March 11, 22, and April 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Tokenhouse-yard. William Scott, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, March 18, 19, and April IP, at four, at the Flying Horse Inn, Not tingham. Attornies, hlessrs.Willis, Clarke and Co. Warn ford-court, ur Mr. Healey, Manchester. Muses Meddex, bread-street, merchant, March 15, 19, .at This Day were published, Za e rots. post five prick: '2l. 12s. thl. boards, bil , S'IRACEN'S IIEAD INN, ol t SNOW-HILL. N tOUCED FARES by tli OLD BLE d *it tlt,,IM Li g h t p„,, c utet , ~,) oxfiiril, Woodstectrii,tianag. iStirt7t.'iltlishitwlgli Beaconsfield and Wickbuin every mu '41.11L,1,(211,1:1 'l7,N'lliViii, a POOL and RINCOAT I O ci I , I '1.171: e" I)ay Conch; sets out front the '');‘'ce.7,'''in the t,_,Nw-hill, London, at half-past Five o cl. 1 rarly ,7, ln g , 4'ol urriics 'ut the London 'fa i s 'et t n, Itsei:,'''"-"e'lilltt, through Farnham, of N ial! '4l.l it '""y, anti- ti r imborne. At the request fool,%vim. ~1 _on, 1 , A : l;esfor.l, 44 Allarits this Coach nuts in a day from ~::,!...; Prt riously t o this Coach starting, Passengers ..n (~a.. ti e , ';''''ol tu trav e l liy night. The Proprle.tors w ll . l . e have l t ied tote sierit the patronage. of those . 1. rt , ends .r x t , t t ho sqj;,",a,auttri their desire t o support thlii CUUCI .__ as , tiez_ 04, Nfl„.'‘',‘lllN, Lviiiingtori Winchester, and I-S i. _. a , , _ til t , (64,• Four Inside etlaCil a ' Eight in the ft , l ) . n .ri t. ll; ' 1 ° h 'road 444 4 4! _lt, Southampton, on , ly el .i gl i t i t t lit).,lr)s This is a I,t Itligiliouttil.(d.:oo,l::;(.l,,ril;::et:utt jah,e'llailsl42 ,!} wight, St. Ma : \C'FATItI' le (44ee, Chroloirgh, Pic, 4 '4 It , )1141 Ihirel 1 111. orlford,SalishurY. And°"..r.' I, 1•41„„,, , lei. er, ,d , i , ,,i , , , t. T c,,, 7 e. new -Post Coach, cit.!? ./ . l i f e t r eL. y to , , , C n ite a r- I ).4h.%1, Ni4ll,latith Packets to tiutell y, ~ , ;c ‘VA.,,,, M. ii &C. ..t,114 „.•.r.111.0t) N,, t ' e l t Four Inside Coach to Leeds t ''',Oti':"ldia.rd un ' tl • 111:111 f u. the Niirth,sets out at, i ‘‘,.) 14 4 lot rkittnool, anl i a s rriv e s at the (;,....len Lici . ty r t i t i t t i, '1641 .14 1 ,,. 1 :, ‘ '"i1ff at hix o'cloA, through . v'ti" t ' t i • t tt u d i „ ' d ( t o ac - - , 1.,:i.1.!;0),w,''tT,R,n.1. Dow:a:Ai:l% 'I lik Coact) .11'..1,71,,,i1l and II - ',I " I ''' It hill er4"." of Le'ls ' 11"liflx ' l' "Afternoon, 7,Nr.-..‘,.,, 1 a% Ltetti at three o'clock in the . ~ace. 111,....;, Gla:nnvniently come to Leedltro Lll those l kidl,llol6l:',niti.ily t ht• 1 , 1 v . :a ) F, ) .. ( 1 ) .. n i i : I I g i ~ ht Coach, „„,„, at 4, 44 . 1 .11 e IL , 1 ' a w 1 . ..1\ . 1•, , 1ti t • • .. j• ca -t t - ,;,. ~-4., rarrving 1..0r lit next ' N ~ .-- r Y Oil V 1, (11 . • • ' 1 k 'I IT I 1,1 , 1 at Liverpool . Insides and Four Outsides, „ , „0,. ;,.. .... ~ te. it cot , . , Duil,table, wohuto, 44Ji'liur'lli‘t".' cit"' l'Y waYnt . • irtli, I lin Ai cv, wi-,..,1i1i,,i,u, tatapton, ‘‘ el f. , r.1, Itttrw., __ flu st.orii, t ri° Visi '''" l,l , St ,u itidgely, Newcastle, K t 04,1‘4,i1d Pt eseet. ' • -iff,,,,4 MAIII.LOROUGLI Elegant , Pol on Coa A c t l i i, - 11,1' ii;;,t;eg)... , .., Ncm„,ry, s 0, 4, R cva di V:i'ock S 'i f l i n t he kforn-': 11'4411:17:4t M'Z;h:tetot: 7 : l t t o a 2l ° sL i r n ueoinfoctalile eoliveY 10141,p,,ttatelling the West Road. it' lP ttlisti ' '1).111444th W . V 1110111 ti, DOr clic st c r ' l';3;;',.:',li'itill;', ..1 , 1, intoial. ' ‘.: 144.14 n ei,,,, k L. mut ) , New 1.),,.it C a tch,, ..t.r.,(.11c_., illand. 42n„1tiiuoiuttintuttgh Honiton, Ax ininst er, .0 . 1 14..Puq-Lbe'twee„ ..4,l.4,,saxll,,i),iti,oal,ttlhd.Bagshut. Only one night 1.,-;'44)..tt,',lNtidialt,Petethorough, Stilton, and 1 - 10 ( 1 , t a t c ii i . , ..f- s. 111\!Irrlu.,}.1141,tiltil Outsell sets oat evcryEvel.tjtitig...—C ifei l h„ l'uld 41411,01. La,luth,Gritrtilaykana„l. i I " tt 01,(41,' . 11.1 -lying Post-Concht.s, through Chi p -11.03r61.11.1 an."o4 Narthorough, every Afternooti L t u a n r d i t - ) i t r i e . 0:.:fle titeyhottnil liin, Bath, and the , c.its _ o .:ZLII t410.4-4lrett, Bristol, next Morning.—Con 1 t ~b,5,,,,,,.. I. Taant Bte I ' ;„_" l4, hi - ; Night„'' (4,401 :)eni:Hed. Tkae Rockingham, sets lot • Ihr "Pt .: litlight pu CiliCk i carries Four losidespolLy.; 1'4.1441,. 4' il lithr o 1 / 1 4 ) tnsy, with it t •- •;iiatti th rotigliout. _ .e 4 - rry. ,1 fiatfietra Newittli, Belford, Doncaster, an d 1. ~_.. , t 411,. 14i..1 tilt:put:ll Lion, Leeds, next dav:4t noun. 1 , N ,, a , ; s ii4L t y; 4 4 1,1 4 4 4i1i the, i)uentz : H u g o ne e E id t:l e te , ti u i l t ii i o e n om o this f pi t,t e Coach p, ihi : e c ß oa : ,Lltitttatti'la.yall koroll, being unequalled in Ac ., c . ...):..rin0 btriiiiMit I cr. Only two guineas inside to lt_lciii...frie4. • isilminno.hti:':+4u.....s.th.etssa-gresm, An Nan+ ..1.-i. .1,'_..„: oali.iittl„fZu'll, Siumpthar-Kiltt, C oach, K , liab'"'" tlithWltii4,.^,tfitwtm`llll"lldi Cumperdowit Coach, ( Wl)* f lined iallirti ti r ie, and Etlinbitrgli New Coach, per to.ri,,. ' ‘ ' i lict uri x 4 0 (4 s, 14?Ita,aotit sets out every 111..1..141g 1 , I . La . ilLattqettaairtli,ditialY uf ewark, ile t for.l, l(llieliasitieiel,„!,,i+;,. 44.644 iliadialg the;tist)ull'•ll.lalni ' A ft i".l l - , !..' n '' ist a tii c lc ng t li of' • ,4,h4ll,‘titlti4.,:Y rest what ' Zia fit . t t i l u." pleat,: ' and then pro : Il lill . ',4tie;;, - i 11" Y additional4Farn:!--J Barber, the Black : 110174Illurin,11") Y"rit, runs Coaches to Sunderland, lirkiti, I• 4 Nu rth i s 1) Whitby, and othtr places. 441,4" very kt,L,4,.,.,!„' " "walatti 2 'l' horn, and Do itea,teri P"'.t", ' itiptitl:,e, Itittl''‘ at illtit-past Six, to the Cross Kt:), rit . 1110) I'' 1(iiltl'I1v;1 4 re, Hodilesrlim, Waltham Cruet, Brox- NitA,a,aKlsolt,„,!).. ea.. 11 every Morning. ~,%.? L " uhd waNat p tc • eli every Evenl9g* :1111,..t.144:41,t4eitlitriiit(lii. to Whitiel;v7.l4l, ....-ttl,t-Coilel), 40" 1114 'Ai j . .', PPI ch (t a 011aill ill the way. l'asxi.9 thr . o' i tl i g 4 ll rto 44 4 '114", W e ' lli et r i' ,a-abridge, It'eltntoti, Gat ~.1 Gran `t4", i %iv 11.,a,„t ma ivf, Abertord, Dloc;tster, and u,'': :*:, 1 ,;: l'',',‘,':l4 perf,„%sltieiotht ern wiles . ). Sets w e it t u f t 4 e c r i y . t,,,,,:i lite ',!l"roalt.aaitied o'iti' itll).'el re . ,3 :arl vi l t . ) l • l l t i l u it c s if i r ::. i a l or ple 1.- 1 4‘ .1;, It i li(i f le txta il , il li tll lad vaitt4ge of their Seats tieing se : it,' ! I( ot (::).! Warrin't. i. s 1I it eh' i_sel4l,) it, taikti 11, n.rtitsf•sril, _tone, : a . n( . 4 1., i t, .I.i ter a li , fi r ,, ttwrt le. Expresh, , every r.% out .. .: e.. , q'ik,t4pip4. (4,,,,... "ii a, N4racett i lies) lent, 1)41 kfi,,aqi;',l) P,,.(!tai'al throughout, ,',l'•ii; `al,lll.\l4't,i,eye.ry Nl...lring, it half...past Six, 4rlt;',',l„.ll",'s'e-ittr:,! ,IYing Post%-(.';eo‘a'c l 'u'L-C' ' '' : ‘(. l:- Ii " . 4 . t a l fl ' t I I N; I Mt d , 14 K L4 '"' ht T,..,;"t'''''.ol, carries E u t i t li t • p lt l i:ie r l::; 'ol.ly, everr ki ir,(nrii uLl e k ,i • ti, , Nb‘, • ''' ) 0 Y Wiky of Doncaster, Gruntliant, aii.;"l, (t 1') L'lca ti. 1 4,.,ktiltvel,,,ttith, ~l;itirt.),•)re%toll, Kirhy-Loas,laie Bolton ' ki., 41 111, 4 1 u likh. (17iar''holg l'ost-Coathei, ...very After ' , 4,it'l'liht.„"l‘Nil, Ntoet:;""I' `4llT:lif.:4,(ienr,,..,l,l_(''',.itta.l Yarn"). new Coach every 11,(4,,th rat, wino ''.,Niniderlatid. ali, i t 'tl'l. N p%:ld .4., ',‘ tt'ilgloolt, Newcastle, Walsal, • 4/,,141ci tY, weii.. \.4,:1., every . I tteriiiion. Guarded. lkict,itiNi!!ltitte)t,..... '1.).10n and shit-foal,' Post-Coach, 1/4.Nl4;ttry ,k 711141 Ate,'',..,,Y.l'''',lling at Fire n'elocl Gila "led* • Ilit -100k,4, ' l . l. Nit Coach, wit h t Guard, set i, „stele „ttrt . autl re..(l o• • . h.. th a . i th,ro, -_..- les oingliam next day at p tp, a, tuh.._r_tt,. Limon and Shipstone, to the • d._ likiti,f4lA)l4,llll,llu.iilutiterll'itti:;iiiroisit'!Cho,,t4"el i t , c a n ed the Ruch :4‘...76t1,,,;,1),,,0).1%.,,g. 0ri ,, ,, 1144 ft "rtitttt 1111 4 ,...h „1, ' 'ld Itochester 11:41gsty..t(e0,4Ccial,nalv:rliurv, Farer- N . N .,. ,e„...... vic N IV"ki s ." 3 rind D :Morning and itsit 1.141. lit H ors rare hoolced fur the 4 4 Pti I.I, Nt'4'llle C e ti, „ , .. shore Coaches t k i tticl, 41i, LN•1,4,,, ~ . ic ....dilly. 114;‘to eu.,..111„ ~, t the 1,.r , Fici Co. iespectfollv acquaint ,Itrithc; i7rNi, n yti , that they will tior h.; accotint -144,40,Nid'1 41, tt,1.„..410-trige, 4. 4 .(*. of molls than Five 4 / 9,11 c.- • -,., Pr iliimit •,•,} 11 1 I.•,1 as 4maluta,'"ll4lCY) 4t tilt 6S-in-limit; f.:51(11.1. ti t 'ad Inn, ;11'..;1 1 1 'cot 1 ,01 to 0 , 1 11 1 I.g.e : I v • `llol`‘i iA Iwirs RECREATIONS, selected from the V finest Fancies of modern MUSCA. With a Thousand Our-landish Proverbs. Printed from Edition 16.10, with all the Wood Engravings, and Improvements of subsequent Edi tions. And WIT RESTOItED, in several select Poems not formerly published, London, 1666. Also, MUSARUM DE LICI/E; or, The MUSES RECREATION, containing seve ral Pieces of Puetique Wit. fly Sir J. M. and J. S. London, 1656. 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Printed lot John Murray, Alben‘arle-street ; sold also by every other Bookseller in England, Scotland, and Ireland. The f whom may be had, lately publised, MtW FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, a h New Edition, greatly . improved, handsomely printed in. small Oro. price. 7s. 6d, in boards. DUKE AND DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER'S GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. On Friday evening the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER gave a grand entertainment to the PRINCE REGENT, who came to meet the Grand Duke NICHOLAS, previous to his Imperial High ness leaving Englund. Among the company were— The Princess Sophia of Gloucester, the Austrian Ambassa dor (Prince Esterhazy), the Ambassador of the Netherlands (Baron Fogel), with several others of the Foreign Ambassa dors and Ministeri; the Earl of Liverpool, Viscount Castle reagh, and others of the Cabinet Ministers Vicountess Castlereagh, the !Marchioness d'Osmond, the Countess Lieven, Baron Nicholai, General Kutusuff, Mr. Huskisson, Bc. The dinner tvas served up in the most splendid and magnificent style. Fro►u the LONDON GAZErfE, March 8, 1817. Prince.Esterhazy, at un audience of tlie Prince. Regent, on the 6th instant, delivered to hint a letter from the Emperor of Austria, congratulat- • ing his Royal Highness upon his escape trom the late most nefarious attack upon his person. The sante day the Prince Regent invested Lieutenant- General Sir R. Jones with the ensigns of a Knight Commander of the Bath, and conferred the honour of Knighthood on Major-General C. Phillips, Peter De Haviland, Esq. of Guernsey, • and Samuel Spicer, Esq. of Portsea. He has granted an honourable addition to Lord Exmouth's arms, allusise to the attack on Algiers ; permitted Major-General Phillips to wear the Cross of• the Sicilian Order of St. Januarins ; approved of Mr. A. Andrade us Portuguese Vice-Consul in foli‘i don ; and nominated - Dr. Haviland Reader of Physic at Cambridge. 117sitehall, Feb. 18, 1 81 7. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleated, in the na►►re and on the behalf of his Majesty, to git•e and grant unto Cluires Ibbet , on, of Dawn-Hall, in the county of Essex, Esq. his Majesty's royal license and authority, that he and hi► issue may take and use the surname of Selwin on ly, and bear the ar►ns of Selwin quarterly with his own family arms, those of Selwiu in the first quarter, pursuant to a pro isu or clause contained in the last will and testament of Charles Selwin, late of Down-Hall aforesaid, Esq. deceased, hearing Jute the 2Gth of March 1791 ; such anus being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, otherwise the said royal licence and permission In be void and of none effect; and also to order, that the said royal concession and tlyclaration be registered in his Majesty's College of CrOU'll- Office, March 8, 1417. Member return/y.l toperve in this present Parli4ment. City of Roclicstci—Jittues I.l.tructt, Esq. War-Qffice, March 8, 1817. 2il Regiment of Friot—To be Captains of Companies,withont purchase, Lieutenant John lhoinas Wood, • vice Gordon, set ). deceased; Brevet Major A. Leith Hay, from the 4th West India Regiment, vice Wood, who exchanges. 58th Dltto, M4jur Thinnis Kenai), from half-pay Regiment, it , b e major, vice Ashworth, who uxchasigei. 4th West It}dia Regiment, Captain Adam Alexandre. Wood, from the 2d Foot, to be Captain of a Com, any, vise Hay, • sells) exchanges. • • • . Bt4vv.r—Major Joseph D'Arcey, of the Royal Artillery, to toe L'eutenant-Colotirl in the Army. • eleven, and April 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Birkitt, Cloak-lane. James Davison, Warwick-court, Holborn, merchant, March 18, 25, and April 19,at ten, at Guildhall. At toruies, :11essrs. Nind and Cutterill, Throgmortun-street. Richard Blackwell, Manchester, manufacturing , chemist, March 20, 21, and April 19, at two, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Attortiirs, Mr. Buckley', Manchester, or Messrs. Harvey and Bennell, saint Helen r it-place, Bishops gate-street. DIVIDENDS. April 9, T. Layland, Ashton-untler-Linr,Lancashire, grocer —April 22, It. Sewell, Piccadilly, coal-nierchant—Nlarch 29, C. W. Barlee, Lambeth, brewer—April 5, W. Murray, Pall mall-court, tailur—Nlarch 29, A. and W. Lynnell and E. Perkins, Chatham, grocers—April 9, J. Field, Gres ham, Norfolk, carpenter--April 10, It. Tomlinson, Leek, Staffordshire, shopkeeper--. March 31, G. Furnace, Newcastle upon-Tyne, grocer.—Marelt 91, J. Itiit !lei ford, Newcastle pun-Tyne, ship owner... April 9,T. Atkinson, Y.irk, woollen draper—Narch 29, W. Shaw. Lung-acre, elieeseitionor— March 29, J. Aluchcoull, Worthing, stationer—March 29, T. Bolas, Inner Temple, •and J. Hobson,friars, factors. CERTIFICATES, hlnecic W. J. Hambrook, Angel-wort, Throgiaorton•st re,t, merchant.- C. Yap!, arid W.Cruwther,Charles-street , Middlesex-11.'41)1Ni, coach-miikers—J. Green and A. 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Clivethain, Leeds, watch-makers—N. Berry, sett. and N. Berry, jun., Huddersfield, cloth-merchants—C. lyr ity and W. Hart, Newport, schoolmasters—W. and .1. lager, Nottingham, builders—C. Spencer and H. Kirldund, Notting ham, lace-auttufacturcis—'l'.Putinstierry and J. Lorke,Tatlll.. ton, salt and coal-merchaats-11. P. and .1. lonely, Binning. ham, untitufoc:nrers -of Dawson and J. Unison, Lutmlg, • cluils-.1•. a—lt. mood Yarkiitlre, liklitaiet a—G. f.. and E. Cux, Nottingham, on a• facturers of 'tutor, y —W. Pickering and B. Ellis, Brat t- Meole, Shropshire, millers—J. and 1.). Hyde, Grernot lt. Nude and E. Bush, Strand--W. Swallow, W. and 1. Side botham, Heaton-Norris, Laric .suire, cotton-waste-dealers— W. Broadbent, J. Sister, and J. Hitchley, Sochi iewort It, York. shire, cotton- a lisle-dean-A a.—J. aou L. Howell, 'Change alley, fruiterers—W. 11,111, J. Alderson, and I). Roberts, , coal-merchant l'urtier aitu J. Naylor, jui., merchants—J. H. Wilainsoti and .1. Qtiolit)-e ~ ;..1„, accountants— F. Mullett and 'F. islargrave, London— I. Frampton and U. Otto u, Or..svellor-street, lianover-stitia, e, butchers. 'flue Gazette contains Addresses of , a Congrato , . lotion to the rrione Regent hie late proniden- ILO escape, from— The neighbonrhood !of Sheffield, the Presbytery at' Dan ferclitte, the Borough' and Town of 'Points, the. 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