The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-22 00:00:00

~~::~~. ,~ ..,,r"rl - ;~ r ...3.:L; ~, r:~ ~; ~;,~ ' r. i it 'NUMBER 4243.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY:LANE. Prins PRESENT EVENING, Apiil 22, will be j. performtd. THL RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. DOWTON.; Falkland, Mr. ELL!SrON ; Captain Absolute, Mr. BARR YMORE ; Mrs: H. SI DDONS ; Lydia - Languish, Miss MELLOM. , WITH _ ' "FORTi - THIEVES. The Characters' by . • • Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, , .Mr. MATHEWS, Mr.• DIGNUM, Mr. H. SIDUONS, . Mi. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND,-Mrs. BLAND, Mrs. MATHEWS, MisS•DE CAMP, &c. Placesior - the Boxes to be takcn of Mr. Fosbrook, at the BoZ,Ottice in Little Itussell-street. . The Doors will be 'opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half-'past Six. THEATRE ROYAL, ,COV ENT-dA RD EN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, - April..-22., will be , . • . performed, - - • . . . THE WHEEL OF •FORTI7 , ; F. - • . .. Mr. l'erirml(lock, Mr. KEN! li L. L.; • . Mrs. Woodville, ,Mrs. HUM i' 1-1 i: i L S. . . • IVITH • • . WE ELY BY NIGHT; - Or, LONG STORIES. The charaders by Mr. MUNDER, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. SIMMONDS; M. BLANCHARD, - Mr: FAWCETT; Mr: LISTON ; ~ -Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE ' ", Miss TYREk, • inlceifor the Boxes to be taken . Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in .1-fart-street. _ _ _ . 7 The Doors to be opened at hall past •Five, and begin at half past Six. • , , To-morrow, King Henry the Eighth. Henry, King of - England, Mr, Pope; Cardinal Woisey, Mr. K.emble ; Ka lharine, Queen of England, Mrs. Siddons. On Thursday, The Man of the World. GREAT ROOMS, SPRING GARDENS—SIX EX •:- • HIBITIONS. To see the Whole , Throe Shillings, or One Shilling each. FIRST, the PANORAMA of BOULOGNE, with./30NAPARTE's ENCAMPMENTS.. Second", the (;lorious - BATTLE of T RA FA LC; AR. and the DEATH of the . Immortal ADMIRAL LORL4 N EL SON-,-with striking Likenesses, large as lifei'of Captain, tioW Sir Thomas riardy, Dr. Scott, his Lordship's Chap . lain, Surgeon Beatty, and Mr. Chavellier;the, Steward, with the'Funeral l'roLession from “reenwieh to St. Paul's, in four Fransparencies, to feet by 7, refie&tl in Looking Glasses to to times that nuinuer. the Fntetraining INVISIBLE"GI RL., P v 'ourth,ASERAGRAPE - 11C NEEDLE-WORKS, as Plc ture4 -of large dinien;ions. Fifth, the FAIR AIRINESS, with Silver,coloured Hair and Pi llt Eyes. • • ' • Sixth, Nine PANORAMA VIEWS_ of Weymouth, Ox ford, Part of Genoa, Seringapatam, Philadelphia, Dublin, Isle of Wight, London, and the West East-India Open at Nine in the Morning, and. Illuminated in the Evening:: . _ AIeDEBN DANCING PRIVATELY TAUG.HT. BY.• A. ALLEN, at 19, Sherrard-street, Golden square, and ia, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, on Plans expressly formed for. Ladies and Gentlemen of any age who have never learnt that Accomplishment, or -not in the present Fashion, and whose Age or Rank make it an ob. Jett to,learri perfectly - private ; and Foreigners, Officers, or Country Residents, to whom time is an objed, expeditious ly completed. ' • • - Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen; not re quiring private Lessons, taught at these Academies for One Guinea per Quarter, or"Setniof Vacation.• ThiS Plan parti cularly interests Parents and Guardians of Youth wanting genteel Athull and Address, • but_ educated at Schools having too feW Dancers to pay the attendance o:,an eminent Master. Families of the Nobility, Gentry, and respeetab4e Schools, attended. The ANNUAL BALL will be on Thursday, May at the Paul's Head, Cateaton.street.. CAMBRIDG E. THE SURSCRIBERS .to the UNIVERSITY STATUE of Mr. PITT are respectfully _ inthr t ned, that the following Bankers have undcrtaken•to receive the Sulisc!iptions Messrs. I-lannneisleys and Co. Pall Mall; 'Views. Hoare and Co. Flcet-street ; Messrs. Barclays, and Co, Lornbarti-street, London ; and Mr. Gillam, Cam bridge, . 7 j. BROWN. . . lIARROW INCLOSURE NOTICN H Proprietor E is Hereby Given, That th 3 Proprieto of Lands, &c. in the Parish of Harrow, may be inform ed. of the proposed situation of their Aklotments by applica tion to Mr. Kelsey, at Harrow Weald Lodge, Harrow Weald, on Thursday the 24th day of April inst. and the two follow ing dais. Any Person hayiii.; obje6tions to any of the said Allotments are requested to forward the same in writing, addressed to the Commissioners, at the same place, on or before the 6th day of May next, on which d.y the.Coin missioners will meet to hear and determine such ObjeCtions: AFINE COLLECTION .of .ORANGE- and LEMON TREES, Cataknian and Arabian Jessa mines, and, true 'Titlogr:i., Sausages, is' this day arrived in high preservation, at iohn Burgess and Son's Warehouse, No. ro7, Strand, London.• . . April 8, r 06. CAKic I ACir. TO BE SOLD, at N. 52., Mount-street, Park.lane,nearly opposite Portugal-street, • 7 • , LIGHT POST CHARIOT, finished in the first style of tashion, with Venetian Blinds, Moructb Squabs, &c,; A handsome Curricle, which - has not hacilmre than a Month's use, late the property of a Nobleman deceas ed ; Likewise a light full-pannell'd Gig, nearly new ; and a. low crane-necked Plueton, with two barouChe seats in front; Sociable's, &c. • SPRING. WHEAT. BRIDGE and PARSONS, Seedsrnen,_ Borough, London, respalfully inform the Public triey have on Sale a Quantity pi the above Article (the same .as they ex hibited at Lord Sonierville's Show in Barbican), which they warrant true in its kind; acid which was proVed by many Gentlemen who were present .to have ber.n town tin several years past, from the latter end of April to the middle of May, and produced• fully eqUal to the Wheat which was sown at the usual time in the urumn. , • • . • • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. •‘• , AL L PERSONS in possession of incomes, arising from Freehold,' Copyhold, or . Leasehold Estates, in Labd or Houses,.Money in the Funds, .Rent. Charges, Marriage Settlements,, Widos' jointures, An nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other' tain Income for. Life,__ may be supplied with temporary. or permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by. paying An- - muity Inter est for the same.. The NObilitY aria - Gentry of known Property; or their ' Heirs, may be accommodated on their personal security and in any, instance where the single security of an indivi duaLmay be deeined insufficient, tO.e addition of anoti , s; persoli to guarantee the payment •ot the lntc, i re , move the objediOn ; and, in all cases,. privilege will be given to the Public to- return the Pribcipal at their own option. . - Personal applications will be received every day till Four c'Clock ; and Letters from Correspondents RI., Town or Country ',post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to the Direaor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House, No. a, Lower loith-street, Golden-square. t P- ri -- zt 1 , -r .1S ..Ij_ TUESDAY,. APRIL 22, 1806. t: . Ata ME E Ti NG of the'MALTSTE RS, and Makers of Malt,. • residing in the County of Derby, held at, the House of Mrs. - Frost, in Reiner, in the said County; on•Monday'fite iath ,day of April; 18 , 4 (pursuant to public Notice), to take into consideration the-propriety of petitioningTarliathent for the Repeal of the 3oth and 33d 'Sedions of the 'Ad of the eed (;eu. 111. C. 38, restrieting the watering or sprink ling of Grain upon the Floor whilst making into. Malt; • • ; 'Mr. JOHN HARRIS.ON,•ie, tlie"Chair ; •It was unanhnously resolved, . . THAT the operatida of the above Clauses has been found, by experience, to be produelive of the most in jurioua conseqiiences to the•Manufaeliire of Malt, and to sub . Jed tht fair Trader to great difficulties and hardships; with out any adecivate tidvantagetb,the Revenue. - • •. • • That the. moisture imbibed by the a Grain in the steep, how ever long immersed, is found te. be•ineompeteitt. to the pun,. pose of keeping tip 'sufficient vegetafien to carry the acreapire, as tar as the end of the grain, which ia• the true criterion of eertiett Melt, - apiAthar the - restrixion • iniposee by thkabove - Clauses against 'recruiting the languid vegetation, by- wetting the Glaiin upon•the 'door, previous fo the expiration of twelve days, renders it impossible to inantifaature a 'good article, whereby the Malt ster au - stains greti.loss, ,and the. Consumer still greater injury; and that this Meeting is not aware of any disadvantage ,which could arise tif.the Revenue were the • Makers .of Malt permitted as heretofore to. sprinkle their Grain- upon the-P loor, the Officers ef--Excis'e allaying the ',ewer of taking theirgauges in auy.state of operation between the steep mid the•Kilit. . ' • . - • ' That ottlependent of the evil abeve stated, the most op pressive and serious grievancea to the Mapu4cture-rs of Malt' arise from the facilities and tentlatationd which the first men tioned Clause in particular atroids tin - unfounded and vex atiot:a prosecutions.. That the naturally .moist appear.:nce of the Grain uponihe • - floor for several. days atter. being thrown from the cistern, ' added to - their:lel of the Officers partkipating hi the penalties, etlables and encourages such as are culler ignorantaq the tiro cess or ieclined to take undue advantages, by availing them selves of the partiCular stages . ofoperaeion whee such natural appearanc.es may seem to justify suspicion, to exhibit info - r- - mations.against the Maltstcr, from` which vigilance cannot' guard, nor innocence protect 'him, upon which convictions are accustomed to be founded upon matter of opinion oiily, and from which no appeal into he-obtained, and these vexa- • tions,and groundless informations Itave of late become so fre. -quent, from the' facility with which charges of 014 des . ciiption can be established, as to amount to a must , grieviaits evil, and to become a source of the most serious alarm. - That to obtain Redress. of the grievances above-mentioned • is an object of the highest importance; andibr that purpbse, this Meeting directs a leetition to be presented to the Honour able the House of Commons, aettmg forth the same, and praying for such.relief as - tO• the House in its wisdom shall seem fit. .. . . . . That the' Petition now produced . be approved by this Meeting, and that the same-be signed by`each individual preseni a 'anci be forthwith senelo. sten Maltsters and MakerS. of Malt as have not been able to, attend, for their respective Signatures.. r • . _ , ' 'That 'a Subscription be immediately entered into for the purpose -Of raising •z.. Fund, to provide ,for the ex,Pences ab• ready incurred, and which may be .hereafter incurred by the future progress of this. business, • arid that-the Chairmen be appointed Treasurer. -• • • . - That the following 'Gentlemen, or any three of them, •be appointed a Committee lot ;managing the said Fund and forwarding the purposes of rids Meeting, viz. Mr. John Har:.* rison, of spon(Ln (the Chain - 11:m;; Mr. James Turton, of • Ripley ;•,M r. John-Lee, of Derby ; Mr.- Richard Holden, of - Duffield ; Mr. John Hill, of :Derby ; Mr. John Stanley, of Little Eaton; Ivir_Thornas Wilder, riE Langley ; Mr. Robert Trust, of Bel p . er ;. M r..bobn. Hemsworth, of Ashborne; Mr: • Thorrias Moore, of • Shardlow ; Mr. leseph Brentnail, of - Derby; and Ma, Janus Woolley, of Heage andthA they • In empowered to meet arid adjourn from time to time, and to take such measures-as they shall deem proper and necessary for carrying into effeetithe.obyel of the foregoing Resolutions. That the above Resolutions be. signed by the Chairman, and advertised in Teti SUN NewLpaper, the Derby Mercury, 'and the Leicester Journal. •.- - JOHN - HARRISON; Chairman. The Chairman haying -left the Chair; • Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given.to him for his 'attention to the. husinesS .of the day, and tor his conduet in the Chair. . - • •WA RD and LOCK. ET T, Solicitors. . - • . This Day. was published, Elegantly printed in•a Pocket .Volutne; price is. in boards, N S B 4 LITY:- with --other POEMS. 1 • ROBINS, jun: • ' • ' Printed for T. Cada' and W. Davies, Strand ; and Trew man and iSon, Exeter. • • . . . • . This. Di.'y was published, ' • - • - • Elegantly printed in One Volume Bvo.. price los. 6d. in • boards, a new Edition, being the Sixth, of •.• • INFANCY • or .The - ‘ll/ranagement of Children : a Dittidie Poem, in Six Books. To which are added, Poems not betiare_.publislied. •• . • . • lay i•tUGH DUWNIVAN, AC D. ; ,•• .2 . Ptinted for T. Cider' and.W. Davies, Strand.. Of whom miy be trad, by the saine'Antlor,•• , • t. Poems to Thespia, bvd: 4s. in board 4. , • • z. Tragedies, crown Bvo. ss. in boards. .. . . This Day was published, • `Elegantly printed in Two Pocket Volumes, and adorned • • with Plates, Price 12t•:. in Boards, new•Editions'of 0 NN.ET.S, AND 'OT II ER* po . 1.. j. By the Rev. tVILLIAM I.IS LE BOWLES. Prebentlaryiof- Salisbuyy, " 'And Chapl;!ln to his aoy.lll-li„ikness tire. Prince of Wales. Printed, for Ti Cacl;,'.llj Davies;. Strand; J. Maw.. _man, Poultry ; and, R. Cantwell.: Bath. •• ' 01 whom may . be had,- by . the saniC•Author, The Spirit of Discovery or, Conquest ot • ‘)cean , ;'a 'Poem, in five Books;; with Notes Historical and illustiathe.• in t Pocket Volume, with Engravings, Price 9s. in Boa.d.s. This Day was published, Elegantly .printed in Ten Vols. Oelavo„and illustrated by a romai; of the Author, price 41. in boards, A New Edition of THE AVORKS of HENRY FIELDING, Esq. with an Essay on his Life and Genius. By ARTHUR MURPHY. Esq. . • Printed for I, lohnson, NichoiSand Son, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, Otridge and Son,-W. I . and I. Richard son, R. Faulder, (.; • Nicol and.Suu,' r. Payne,W. Lowndes, Wilkie and , Rdhinson, Ogilvy and Son, Scatcherd and Let terman, Lane and Newman, Walker, Vernor add Hood, P.. Lea, I. Nunn, Lackington, Allen and Co. Cuthell and Martin, ‘Vytine and Son, C. Law, Longman, Hurst,. Rees, thine, Cadell and Davies, T. Booker, S. Bagster, i• Nlawman, R. 11. Evans, Aslietne, and )oseßh Harding.. TIM BOBBIN's LIFE and ,WORKS. _This Day was published, price 3s. 6d. bound, THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of TIM BOBBIN, Esq. ; containing his View of the Lances shire Dialed with 'large _Additions and. Improvements. A lso his Poem of The Flying Dragon and The Man.of ton; together with other whimsical Alimsenients in - Prose and Verse. To which is - added; . 'A Life of the Author; by Richard Townley ' Esq., , r London : Printed for IL P..Symonds, - Islos. zO, Paternoster ro w. . . „•- STATE OF TUE .NATION. • EDITION.• This Day.r)as . published, price . ss. the.Fourfli Edition, • • with Additions,ot • • N INQUIRY into the STATE of the NA • T/ON: at the COMMENCEMENT Of the PRE SENT:ADMINISTRATION. . ” In liuju§,modi re, tarltogne. hello _ Maxine Curae est, ut qui.e - copiis et • -' • • '; • Opibits renerevix poF.,3umus, eir • KinsuAtkutine et contmentiii nostra, ' Socioruni fidefitate teneamus.'`— ez C. r? 1.57.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, itces, and c.:rui, eater nOiier•rO-wild 1. Ridg•way,,Piccadillyo . , -., • S ---;44•18:-.19-11-i-.7: iiii. *7 :v. fi,,,, . , , i,‘ : . ‘ , , ,•?, ( 1 ,-_, \.,..,,, •ir., , , d, . • . . 2 LpiwE six PENCE or YICTUALLING.OFPICE, - .• • . , . . • - Apri i 7, 18.6. ' r raE eOMiti r iSSMATERS/Or . nCTUALLZATO ..i. 1-I.IS IVIA,M'IT's NAVY da bete& give .Nctice Tbat on • Wednesday: the . 3oth instant (instead cf ifi-dnesdsiy ;he 9th instiort, as . previck.qy adverlired) they will be' ready to epee: 1.4 Tenders in writing, sealed rip, and treat ler !Gel:flowing:Oran. titier of I lON HO O.PS, viz. ' VATT HOOPS ... zoo .. . • BUTT HOOPS ... ;ma Toni. • PLATE HOOPS zoo • • or for any quantity of either denomination not lessihanFiftrons. To be doliver'ed in ten week r, by `Weekly proprtims, in7o' his - jesty's T'iEtaalling Stores at Dep ford : to be paid 10r.4j; payable. meth Interest, ninety days after date. . The'Conditions df the Contra!, and Samples of the Hoops, may be seen at the Secretary's Oncce. - • No rgarel le bad to any Tender in which the Price tha !l not be inserted in 'words at lever, or that shall not be delivered go the Bosrd before One o'Clotk on. are said if',dmlrday. the 30r6 ins:ant,,nor unless the Person 'who makes the Tendet or s:.lnt on.bis behalf, attend 4 to an.:74-er 7vhen called for, TAX ON IRON. A T MFETING . of the' IRON-MASTERS of 7 SOUTH . WAI,E..tS and , the COUNTY of MON MOUTH, held this day, the 17th of April, 1866, at the . King'S•Head Inn, .Newport,.'for the purpose of taking into coniiieration the proposed Tax ou Pig Iron, • - • • SAMUEL 110 M FRAY,'Esq. in the Chair; . The fa' lowing Resolutions were unanimously adopted,viz. That the Prosperity of this Country.dependa upon its Com merce and Manufaaures. That the IVlanufacture r of Dritish Iron is of great National Importance', though yet in its infancy, it employs an im mcnce population, .and any check .to it will be productive of most serious evils. _ , That any Tax upon 'British Pig Iron, however modified, will greatly lessen the make, and increase the importation of .Foreign Iron. That a.bounty or drawback on Iron and Iron Wares ex ported will not remedy the evils a Tax would occasion, and in many instances it would be impossible to be akertained, would be liable to fraud, at.ll vexatious to the Traile. Tliat from the vet y, large Capitals necessary to establish • Works for tile making of Pig Iron, and the high rate of IN'ges, a Tax upon it would put a total check to the spirit of enterprize, and prevent the ere4lon of any new,. Works in this Country. , That the Making of Iron peCullarlydeserves-every encou -ragement from Goverment,hccauseit draws from the bowels of the earth, by the employment, of .many hundred thousiand hancis,.materials, in their original state of .no value, that arc converted into a fund' of National; Wealth, ancttlie Popula tion employed therein, by its consumption of Taxable Com piodities, contributes very largely to the Revenues of the State, in a degree incalculable. That these Resolutions be transmitted to the Gentlemen deputed in London, requesting their perseveraice in using their utmost endeavours to get the proposed Tax Mthdrawn, and that they be ptiblished in the Bristol and London t Papers. That these Resolutions:be printed and sent to the Members of the HouseS•of Lords and Commons. SAMUEL HUM FRAY, Chairman. ADVANCE -OF .PRICES: FROM . the' great Demand - for Tickets and Shares the Prices will continue to rise, and cannot afterwards be lower, the Scheme being so construded . that there will .not, at any period of the Drawing, be three Blanks to a Prite. Lottery begins Drawing 12th May, 1806. SCHEME. Prize of - - is - . ‘25,000 2 20.000 - 40,000 10,000 3 . • 50 00 1S,00( 10 M . - 1000 500 M. - 5000 300 s o 6zoo 7 - - 21 - 130,200 25,0..0 Tickets- 2 5 0,000 Part of the above Capitals. FiVe First r driwn Tickets, Ist Day z 1000 each ,C sOOO Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day woo each Soon. First-drawn - 4th Day , - - to,ooo, Ditto - sth Day - 2-,000 Ditto _±. oth Day -. -.2i,000 . . Price °la Ticket - - - ,Cl 9 19 0 Half - - to 3 o Eighth - 42. 1?.• 0 ()natter - 5 2 oI" SNteenth - - 1 6 o N .'B. The present ScheMe contains more Prizes and 'fewer Blanks than any Lottery for many years past. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, - -CHARING-CROSS. • TBISH wishes to remind the Public that the . Drawing of the Lottary'approaches very near, and like wise to inform them there is no probability of Tickets or shares being cheaper; but; on the contrary, an alinost,certain ty of their rising- in price ; he therefore intreats such of his Friends as mean to adventure, not 'to lose any time., but .to • buy whilst there is a good variety of numbers. The very;great_and indeed, uncommon Success that has at:, tended Pnrchasers at his Offices for several years; he hopes will continue, and: the Holders of, all 'outstanding PriZeS are entreated to bring theca fOr payment, or exchange them for Ticket's or Shares. Thirteen Capital Prizes in the last Lottery (lately finished) the last 30,0001. the last.to,oool. and the last 500,401. Prizes ever drawn were all sold in Shares by , T. UISli. cgr All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fi delity and dispatch. THE real JAPAN BLACKING; made by•DAY and.M A !CFI N . This inraluable Composition, • with half the usual labour, produces the most brilliant ict black ever beheld, affilrds peculiar. nourishment to the Leathcr, will not soil . the finest Linen,. is mlealv free from any un pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, wholesale; by Day and Martin, at the Manufaelory, No. 97, High ,tiolbom ; retail by F. Day,.No. 7, Tavistock street, Covcitt-garden ; W. Day, No. 65, Swallow-street ; Axtell; No. z, Finch-lane ; and' by the principal Boot makers, Perfutuers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis ; and in every town throughout the United Kingdom ; in Stone ' Bottles, price is. 6d. each. 7 NORFOLK. • • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In the Autumn, unless sooner Disposed of by Private .Contrad, THAT SubStantial . and Spacious MANSION called 1. E X 1-1 A M L, together with Manors and Estate, consisting of the greater Pah of the Parish of East Lexhairi, and of Part of the Parishes of Gr:at Dunham. and Lytcham, forniing . altogether a very coinplete Rdsidente for a Country Gentleman. Particulars may be known'hy applying to Mr. Dugmore, of Swalfhain, where a P. lan oft he Estate may he seen. RICH frElibINQ LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE. TO B-E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Together or in Lots, V EitY Vaki'able FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, . situate in the Parishes of Whaplode .and. Holbeach ; consisting of the Manor, or reputed ►M►nor, of LITTLE BURY, and sundry Farina in a Rink.:fence, containing 1398 A. t R. 27 P. of very rich Feeding Land. 'The BUild ings are in complete repair, and ,sonte of them have been. erected. within the last two years. _ _ _ The Land Tax is redeemZtd, and the Road.good. • The Estate is situate in a dry Country, and not liable to .floods ; and near a navigable River; S miles from Spalding, 12. from Boston, 4 . 1c0m Holbeach, and ii`frOlii ‘Visbeach, all good Market,Towbs, and too miles from London. Further particulars may be had on applicatiOn to Messrs. Foster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will chew the Estate . ; at , Messrs. Nicholson and Hopkin' 01 ; Mr. ion. Teak, Surveyor, both in Leeds ; or Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, London, where Plans of tile Estate may be seen. Very FaShionable and Elegant FURNITUR,E a CAPITAL PIANO by, CLEMENTI and CO.. TO BE SOLD I3V AUCTION , , • • \ • By Mr. SQUIBB, ' At his Great RooM, Saville Passage, Row; on Wed - nesday next, and following - Day, at Twelve o'clock. '"`HE Elegant, Fashionable, and singularly Neat I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, the ge nuine Property - of a Gentleman, removed from his Residence near Brunswick-square, comprising a Drawing-room - Suite of four( fashionable Curtains, fourteen Chairs, and two Sofas, elegant Chimney Glasses, large Convex Mirror, richly deco rated, • Satin-wood and Mahogany Card, Sota, and Pembroke . Table, capital Cellaret Sideboard with Brass Guard Rail, Set of Dining Tables, Parlour Chairs covered with• Morocco, excellent Se - retaire and BoOkcase, very cr:7lplete winged Wardrobe of remarkably fine Wood, Ladles' and Gentlentens' Dressing Tables, two hand Some four-post Bedsteads, Cotion - Hatgings, and complete Bedding of superior quality, Field Bedsteads and Furmtures, a large Persian Carpet, Brussels and Wilton ditto, Hearth Rugs. Oil Cloths, Fenders and Fire I tons, with a complete Assortment' of Culinary Uten sils, and other inferior Articles for Domestic I,lse: • "fu be viewed two days .preceding the Sale, when Ckta logues mat be had at the Room. ,J'IcrUiILLING-o Flc'E, _.. . . ;VArrei le, iScii. THE COMMISSIONERS, or VICTUALLING' 'HIS .il.if/p:N Tl' .1. N.4 I V 1' do /Web)* 011,? . • NG, ii r , Tb.rt on 'Friday. the ?eV- , 7:tne next, they nrili be re.t6;l?'"iei t tfre'rendrti• in writing-I sealed 4), for .stahluantities of the jtO vijing — ..et. icription of . ..S'iaves-- ' ~. . . Crown Dantaic Pipe . . 1 . . Brandy , Hogshead Brack Dantzic >taveF t • • , , , - Hambro' - Pipe: 1 1 ' , Stettin • • •- ' Quebec ... J ' '-: At the.xerptairm Persoir Who may Make Proposals thereof will contra& to deliver into the ViElaallin4 Stores, al‘ Dept fo,'.t and •P(yntutb.; in •44ch . proportimi as wall' hereatter he determined upon, one-half by'lkt 3 0 •11 of No-0... next, and the 'renz.;ix.ier by '6e 3 rsi' of yanuci,y next ; to' ke paid for by bills, payaba, with interest, ninety day: ajter!date. '. . • • The Conditions of the Contraq may he. Teen at the Secretaiy's Oncee. . • • N. B; No Tender for / a less .quantity than Hilt' Tbsnsand Crown: Datnxic "Pipes, Ten , Thousand-Crown Dan:zit Brandy 4 7 wens Thousand Crown pantie . Ilogthead, oP Tumor. .fi.,,,, Thousand Brack 'Dantziie, — flantbul - gb; Stettht, or Quebec Pipe. Staves, will be admitted. • _ _ . . .. . IYo regard will .be had' to any Tender in which the - Price not be inserted in words at length, or that shall. nu 1.1;e de:i-1..er4 to the Board before One o'Clock on the' said Friday, tVe 2.6" Vi :lane next. nor unless the Person who uta'kes - she Tender, or so cie Person on his behalf, atten4's.. to answer, worn called for. - YICTUALLING-OFFICE, • April [4, 1,8 6. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for 1 7 1C711.1Z,LINa HIS MAyeSTY'$ NAVY do hereby give Notice, T/at on Monday the sub of May next they will be ready to receive . Ten dere, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Four Id indred Tont Of LIVERPOOL; or Coarse 'Grained CHESHIRE SALT', or Salt of equal goodness ; and for Six Hundred Tons of CH E SHIRE BAY SALT, bf the largest Grain, or Salt of equal, goodness ; of which the PersCits who stake the Tenders are to pro. duce Samples : to be delivered into His Majesty!: Pi Einalling gtores,at Deptford, one half by, the 31st of Yuly next, and the remainder by t Z' e 3016 of September _following, free of all charge. and risk to Hii Majesty, except that the conto ago,- will be a l:. lowed 21. rod. ter Tan for ,Potteroge of the So!, from the 11-'l.'4, to the Stores : and to hi , paid for by 13,74, pqyable, with Interest, ninety 'day,s'after date. •; TbeCemdititins of the Contrail may- be seen at 'the Sect etary's 01jice ror by. applying to the Colleaors of she Salt Duties at Liverpool,•avel at MidaVzvich, in Cheshire, respeerlively: No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Monday,_the t2th of 11.14 y next, nor unless the Perron who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attende,,to anwer, when milled for.; EAST INDIA HOUSE, t 6, 006. - • HE COURT ofR Er TOES off' tae . T UNITED . COMPANY. of „MERCHANTS of . ENG LAI D . trading to the E.vt Indies do hereby give Mace, ..‘ That at the General Court which is appointed to b e h e ld O n Xecinesilay, the 7th May next eirsuing,-suit-ary Resofxtion. which pas.;cd the Court of Dip (Sort on the . 911) of the present It 3, th, rela tive to thePurchaiirgof two 4hipr in lieu of the Sir Edward Hughes and Britannia. to be the Proper!) , of, and under the inane-_ diate Management of the Compdty, be sltbAtted is the sail General Gruel ; and a 'Motion then made, 7 - I..it the Ity- Law, Cap. 13, , Sec. 1, may be suiporded, in order that 4 r said Resclu-r lions may be carried into-ejfeel. • • WILLIAM RAIL. 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