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Contractor for the LOT awes Drawing 80th APRIL, re -liets dre now comparatively 91 being 41. per Ticket, or upwards he Prizes, and a reduction of 51. fierence: ' ,I Y Eighteen Guineas! An Eighth.... L 2 11 6 A Sixteenth... • 1 I 0 Two Prizes to One Blank, need, a' Cumparisuu .with all I:unlit:I- a.. .of a 5OO Coos°ls 10 2OO Ditto 10 100 Al oney. 50 money. Js 14n ' 25 Money. . of 121. . each, and 6,000 Prize " ,. 1.- le L i ‘ i (l the Nsit Lottery, with the option of recettott., Eri . z t , • ~o cy, ur in proportion for Shares, =thing 10,098 ill e,n: alld•only 4,50 i 131anlis • rattle in Money 167,0001. and . sue's3.l)ooV. firand Total ~ ,0 0001. ! the ,7rize ;thiire 051 411 : i ' I - :..r4itled to a Ticket in 1411trv4i:',,L`,.111P1.7-ib4 a l TiL t k " e ' t clay . gain 20,0001. in this '1144,- 1 . illter that 13 0001 ''n the )' next Lottery. • , , (11,, e : 444IShares at.'e lowan '' sale at J. SIVEW b4sl,,iclor's) Offices No 37, 'Coruhill, plio. 1-1- ‘ie 1 , , 4.11 i trolhorn,,at'ul N . o 141. Oxford-areet. ' !UGH I' :. 4neYNoinliers*shoultl he applied for without delay • ,_ Ti,'is Day were publialled s by E.7.1f Printed in one volume gnarl°, • Xis. l :l l l .4 j 6 "lls of the Lord President l'orb"; of C . "1. .. qu i t .liiart, soli of 11 Pretender; and of Fite-slim les and illustrated. ir"ltio,t im , 'e. . di . 3 s . i n boards,. tIl , eresttng signatures ; pile( ..!.,,, CULLODEN PA PER•7i : comnprisi"t^o LicOA ,:.1 ',tlt'iiire C orrespondence, from the Yeit . I tI T I I , c .. i f ,‘," ii,,,,,,i light upon that event fu ~ .. fl il iss ';', l : 114 torr; b ut t particularly regarding the iu .., h. -1°1 4 414 1mi '' 1 " 1, 1 145 ; at d ineluitii;g iiiiiiierous Letters; rssii,r--,'ltunate I.ord I, l orat. and other distiagnishetl ai t - , - ,i tin e time, with occasional State Papers of eitwl' , v.s jo "I,llortarice. l'he whole published from the Oh . 11„Ote possession of eTssl,4l:l,Nl GEfiltGß FORBES, of Culloden, F:S. , I• _,.,, Or ii iit i: , is prefixed an Introduction, inclnding I..e.elLuoit'd V-Iti,lrneo:Hononiatile Dun can - Forbes; man 3e." rists,ll.,,l' Court of Session, in Scotland. i ; and i ll lzck, ~.,„,r , I • C•olell and W. Davies, Strand. Londoi " 1.,:r • ,, i, ' t Edinburgh. ''" l N o .44 a Ccollot of this Work, see the Edinburgh Re s. "I--61iiiiterl It view, N". 28 ' 4- 41 - T Y c it ert, it 'i OP NI. ROLLIN'S ANCIENT ~-• A D e and corrected hy the Parts Edition. lIISTORY, i m. l * . lltis I) Iv ..1' V; 11101iihedr l l Pc44,11:1°,11, neatly pi.iiite'd i l n 'lswelrc small Volumes, for fo o r f i s , ) 4 .);10 /; ‘‘tli a Portrait of the Author, and a 'o' hoards : and 441e44,41,3604.1"rd, price 2.. Bs. 1.. tit ,, , „.. 7, i,„,) l 1.1, s l4l ! :titt. 4 ''',l4ll:' i'ts' Pla u i f i, i liTin i dsoUely printed i" lit le pct, 17 4 41 .VG ext en de d lOn I,' s, price 81. lis. in hoards: ._ IfiNd'l,lNl,NeiENT 1.1 p.,Torty o f the kt,tr,A‘.?' ."'"DES. IIAGINIANS, ASSYRIANs, BAlsy . 4'gl end PERSIANS MACEDONIAN:a, , 0 AN s. , , At'l 4 rr i il e h tilial . 0 it IIY M. ItOLLINi ari i s ti , , 1 : . , 0 University of Paris, Pr . ofea_so t r . e of it E oy t "Ist 1,, Yal College, and Member of the t r ..%ipt 4416 and Belles Lett res: - It !,.((1 f, „Tr4oslated from the French. t w i r. - k, ii - t l il r. c, and j. ftirington, J. Nunn, J. Cuthell, 1 .4 '''.)ttn„ - .'.)", Lackingtm, and co., Gniell and 1307 :t")' hief i . -4 old C o , Law and ‘Vhittaker, J. Iticbay4se*, 11,!o4'tihn*':, Iliac . k alol Co., J. Black ktsid„' llli et, -1 ". 4 4ii 4. Arch, It. Scholey, J:Booher.. li . al!!' and Soii ; .1% Map : 1 / 4 ',ilV,l.'‘. tlainilton W. Baynes, Ogles arid,Lo.s It. ker and Edwa'rds, and Wilson and S'ontt.. w. thly „. - - . ___. i g., fin„, _ . ' - 4 tl 1 ‘ "IT t CHELSEA, • Aram 5, 1617...:crzpi; • i f l 'ils„., 4 14) : . tr , • l ' pr e . „ li te i)f the Act of the 5-sth YeBrlfr., 14:4\444 r'tilt‘i,lienV, ywhich it is enacted that all Ont . - , le li: 44 t,i irt 714 I spital shall in future he k hu t :f th e i t s, 4 d of half-yearly' Notice is hereby given , , by paid quarterly,' k ik kr% to 'gilt Hoi nnirable i the Lords and others, Coin itl,iii" tioi.plll.iinaging the affiirs of the said Hospital, that theArtlit i„,°'sioliers thereu ' f, residing in London, o' til 44t. I,,,,suoitiir iit the Bills of Mortality, are requir . e.. d .ty 'l tit„riti!itht,., i):4','3,(llllr!gi.titentally, with their Officestr.s,:ite 14,4,tiip,-.04,:!, (.„,.,,,,,ir ilils.ssiein., .ii.t days,tlieSecretiiiiiy and i :heir different V ry:,,tioo,: l ;` l :4 to their sLetsl.‘el7allltes of Pension , its.'!"- Zir iil la ti, ,Vli'll attendance will be given from. Nine llitPilt of 'cl'iiinr; until Three in the Afternuon z for ith of .1, *. Quarter of a Year's Peosi°ll in advance' u'istil, 0417,11 ext, 'IN ittielii,eis ,4411.1 Y, the Ilth of April. i f „ cu l'ired ft '7 41 • Per day - and t h.se at ad. to the end "(41 Oti N . , 1' , '. • k‘s t , '4 c,i "4 u kbAY tl tit! f April th, ( li, f , • ler do, f ~ le ' * •,. t t rop ~t ir n 4 I tegit itY,, rout the Jtoyal Gar! 'son Ba a i all? kI, / 41, 91 ) ,,,, L ., 4 t 4 ;old Corps ; those at Bd. and t ~N , oi, 11,'•; ; ,:'• , Y. I I t.,,.tt o i l . „ , A.Y, the 14th of April. 4T i:lti,i(e.r dttY,.lcuill the Ist Foot Guards to the ...flu*, o n Tv PSII ilksiok, tt 9!I. 1,4 :,..-...--, AY, the 15th of April'. - 1,,,.. ipt,,,s`vll !!'oril the 6 1 st Foot, and all the re : tif l S Fttu,') ')llS.l%onn; RA - also those at 10(1. per ti•Ll • i, ni t , is. 1 ) „,. tl „, •••• ,-,zr, the 16th of April: „ i th e kt 414iYi from the different Regiments of Ca i,,llls‘ttlttstr.. at t(,)n Tlltillg Aregirnents of Foot Guards. of ;,Per (lay, s . - ` 1 . tile 17th of April. , 11, 0 ilo talik , .eill. th e „al Regiment of Foot Guards, lit th, to t( ? ,tun Fitt ~ , I ed kegiments at'thht Rate. ` t o ll flat 11. p er ai L',. ',kV, the lath ot'April. ,02,, retiNi.s..l Yi_trili it, , Itoyal Garrison Battalions, , "- Pei. d a ',"': 1; Ire. the arid corps; and also those 4 ; 14 . ' 4 kt Clil S 'VVCR Is. lif,, is, 1 3- , l l l', the 10th of April. .11 "i" I 0 1 and Is. 3d. per h, 11 N . on Ni - ' S . -1( • ),. i il . thst ls:3'l?bAY, the tlst of April 'I 'll; 7 1' 1 Is - . -/ is ' .14 . s. Oil. ts ''',l is Sid. Is, G(1. ll ''l '44 * Is, Bd. Is: bod.elas..od . I d 411 d „ Is. 9, . 1111 4 6 :" 'it 11:JR-T11f 4 ) ,, .. It • wit l Oid - ‘ I Y. the g' df' 1 1 0 ii 0 , 4 11 4, , • pe r th,,„ .2 o Ap t , , tOii , k l ricer, . e n arliiiittl2,4. t il)wards, hod those . I '''l" 4!,tie 11_ 4 _4 tl o _, •.( 1 . :tad At.... 4 Int i,ceollot of IllinclnestS, ,tgraekiu,l44.d 11,4"pit`teacitel, that all Out•Peneitincrs be , 111145,:rbN,4 ~ whic h ~,,,,, ti. Pal particular atteutkin to , ~,,_ t A t , :u tile ) )y with h ~:) ere required to produce at the tii.,,7t,Y 47, 4 rit s ,'_el of 14,, „","” are ordered to transmit to the ,'' tret:trt,r.,`l's tlierei„ i',74,Jes.tY's Land Purees in Louden, , 1 ::):k,, , II 14 witiu4 't' • seranal, the or immediately after •i t i , ,tt , ot _ t:oy,,Li_.2 I._ which their Names will • not lie i v. tt, i 4, 1,111,..1.1.(1:1,0for the tames Quarteriiaild. t , 11,1 1 11,, fi , ,ir A A , ~ ‘.. change their Pl ,11 , ly, n ., ' l,l l.%v its w . ace of Aliodo,.. 0 kt ~. ti , 411 , l, f ,, th e s.. , IthOUt unavoidable pecessq, • hits " it . (!ti , q,, 'nit. ; „i -tilt ~- 1) 4 . --Ikr stk . -tata t fl at .o ! rot ~,,, .4rl fraudulently attempt to 44, %r. *, 1, _, :i i _His Pension either at CI sl‘• or ' sio, 611 11 h e .. ' k ' e3 ' lq t . r. (r ota tt . s.tuck otf the List, and for- LE'l44, _ Its Establishment.' giEA v ''''" l ' c le , rY and Registiar. IL T filtiTlSH GALL ins GALL,,y, , 4. MALI: of th e 4P '. ‘,,.*4111%. C LOSF,I.) on S ir ' d eath the Poreimun t all fit!` h' tii Ad mittance I hi : .-------....,___ By Ord i V ti 1 N ° ANNUAL Al 0 ~0 au licngx, is in cow 'i i Rd f T. EGEIttON, Militi , ...... __, .... . ) Juri cotEN i siVEAViti(iur. a ir which cominet it it rtils the Nitta: that 'fiel I ` thraiier than usual, there I , .1 .5,,rx:01. vale, added to il r in 1110 charge, timid IP' tn. dill ii : A,Tjcltet.is'ilow ott 0 ARA, ...A .... L 9 19 0 Charter . ' 1 0 rit : Tibt L4l.diving ;7cite , With. j II " 141 ter .E. 41) ,'. "E rtl ln il tiiit.s.,..., (..,1t1.4 1, et, ' I CA ' . .*.q SCI 2 .•.. SCE Money • ••6. .... . 40 COO' Consols I .... , 1 .... . ..... 2,000 I)it to .. 4 . '' "" " ••• • 4,000 NI Q ney I , f t t ';;" ..... • ,‘,OO cuntois ~ . at . H.," 400 Aloney Prize s o I, rkittA 11,., lv- -' - . •jl I 'l '. - • SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MANII. FACTURES, and COMMERCE. • N 'EXTRAOIi DINA H V GENERA la gET -ING of this SOCIETY Will take-placr on TUESDAY, die 15th Instant, for - the ELECTION of a VICE-PRESI DLNT, in place of the 1.-lon.nonmer CLIFFORD, deceased. '!'hr Ballot to commeoce in the Great Room of the Model y, at I I o'clock in the Morning,.and close at Two in the Afternoon precisely No Member can be admitted to vote, unless ht sobscription for the current year and all his arrears are paid. Ladies who are Members may vote by proxy, ow sendiri no tice of their choice in writing by a Member. • .By Order, ARTIIUIt AIKIN, Sec. Adel Phi, April 2, 1817. OFFICE OF OIWN,INCE,MareII 45, I z , l 7. THE PIaNCIP.I4, OFFICERS of Iliac JEsTrB ORDN4NCE,do hereby gille Notice, that Proposals be received at their Office in PUll-Mall, on or bdinv frednesdny, !heath day of April next, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply ,of FEATHERS for Service of this Department fur a pc;riod of Three l'ears, determinable after the expiration of the r.ot Year, uposknotice of Three 3lonths, at the option (either Party; Patterns If the Alicia may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the .Thwer ; and t. the respective Of eers of the Ordnance in the Royal drsenal,. Andfarther Particulars, together with the Terms audCon ,!itions of the Contract onao be known at the Secretary's Office, Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the flours Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Feathers;" but no Proposal can be admitted after tize said 9th at fwelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, uniesi the Party making It, or an 4 4gent ;a his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • R. 11. CREIr, Sri ret aro OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 25, 1317. THE PRILVCIPiII, oFFARs of His JESTI"S ORDNANCE do .hereby give Notice, 7'hat Proposals wilt be received at their Office in Pall-.fall, `ts or before lrednesday, the 9th day of April ne.rt, from siteh Persons as may be willing to nnderlahe . the • Smoky of COPPERSMITH's ARTICLES, for Service of this Depart ment, for a period of Three rears, drtrrminable after the t%rpiration of thefirst Year, upon notice of 7h, ee Ninths, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles inay be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storchelper's Office in the Tower. dind further Particulars, togethy wiehthe Terms and Con ditions of the Contractonay be known al the Secretary's 011 ice, in aforesaid, any day between the ilourS. 7'en and Four o'Clock, whertthe Proposals must be deliCered, sealed up, anti endorsed, Proposals for Coppersmith's 41r ticks;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 9114 •IP dr, T 4 0 ,4410 ftea at AO. , f will any 7'cn4r be noticed, unless the Party otaing it, or an 44 ml in his behalf, shall &loci., By Order Vila, Board, - R. H. CREW', Secretary. • OFFICE OF orw.V44VCE, Marchil 2, 1317,,,. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His• MA JEsTrs oID.K4ATE do hereby give Notice, That they will SELL by PUBLIC AucTiop, at Mt Tower, on Thursday, the 10th diril Jw.ct, at Eleven o'clock icy the Forenoon precisely, sundry LOTS qf NEW, OLD and UN SERVICEABLE STORES, consisting of • :Axes, Anvils, Pickaxes, Spades, Sfidrels, Saws, riles, Bar raws qf Sorts, Bedding, Corn Sacks and Tents, Smiths' and 'Wheelrrs"l'ools, Vices, -Horse-Shovs and Nails, Old Irwt Work and Iran Guns; With various other Articles ; The whole of which may be :limed upon tFpplicatiun at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the rower, ai u l at the Royal Arsenal at 'rootagels, until (he day of sak, at which places Printed Lists, of the Lots will be delidered to those persons who may apply for the same. ' By (Mier of the Board, R. 11. CREIP, Secretary. PICTIWILING Ofr I. ICA, March 25, 18 17. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His IifiIJESTI"S NAT'' do hereby giCe. Notice, ,that on 7nesday the 22(1 nest, they will . be ready to receive Tenders in writing (seeded up), and treat for the Supply of whit BUM may he demanded for the use itc his Majesta's.Ships and f'essels at Belfast, t'arichfergas, Larne .liarboyr, and Newry, and at Londonderry and Lankhswillq, for twelve modhs certain. and furtner until six months warn ing shall be given for the termination of the Contrails ; the C on ditions el the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's 011ice,at this Office, or, by applying to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Beyast and Loddonderry respee , ticety. • No refrard will be had to einy Tender in which the Price dial' not 'he inset-tut in words at length, or that shall isot he delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Tuesday the 22d of Apt it nest, nor unless the Person uilia makes the Tender, or hissame Person on hie behalf, attends, Is answer when.calledfor. Each Tender must also he accomfatqed by a Letter • signed 6y tiro resPonsihle Persons engaging to bec ame bound with Ole Party tenderingf its the Penal Suns of SOW. for the due performance of each a/' Me Contracts. NORFOLK. FItEEHOJ4U and COPN'HOL N D ESTATE, EAST BRADE- L HAM. ileac DEItEHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •- • By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the King's Arms, East Derehatu, on Friday, April 11, at Two, by order of the. Executors and Trustees, EIG FREEHOLD and 'COPYHOLD A. ESTATES of the late Mr, JOHN IRE.SOiN..situate in the Parish of East Bradenhamt, in the County of Norfolk, distant from Swaff ham about .seven Miles, auil 'five from East Dereham; consistipg• of a spacious old MansionAouse, small Farm-house Barns, Stabling ., and Out-buildings, cot tages, Gardens, O r chards, and several Enclosures of rich Meadow and Arable Laud, containing altogether near Se verity Acres, To he viewed by applying to Mr. Joit Ellis, on the Pre misec—Pri hted particulars may be had at the Crown, and the ,11 bite Hart, Swaff ham ; the (ieorge, the King's Arms, and• of Messrs. Cooper, Solicitors, East Dereham the Duke's Head, Lynn; of Mr. Charles Bastian), Norwich ; of Messrs. iirontlretr, L o wten, and spndis, Solicitors, Templet, Lon don ; at the Mart , and of I , 'instanley and Sons, Paternoster row, where a Plan way be seen. • Thi•> Day was published, in tiro. pi ice 2s. 4Q, 1711sTANCE of the SPEECI-1 u! the Right GEORGr. CAJNING on sir William .Ridley': Motion for lti•dueing theisiuMber of the Lords of the Admi ralty. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. from the LoNlyoN (4AZUTTE, April 5, 1817. This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent will hold a Levee at Carlton House on the 17th instant ;- and that he hes appointed Ralph Rice, E3q. Recorder of Prince of Wales's in the room of Sir (4. Cooper, appointed one Of the l'uisnc Justices at Madras. Centtne-OSice, dprid 5 , 1917. 11Iember returned to serve in this ►resent Parliament. Borough of Bridport—l - letiry • Char e$ Sturt, Esq. in the room of William Draper Best, Esq. one of his Majesty's .Ser jeints at Law, who has accepted the office of one of his Ma jesty's .111,14:Ls of Great Session for the Counties of Chester, Denhigh, mid Montgomery. Cpr 4 i,m;r!ions signior by the Lord Lieutenant' of the County of mafford. Volunteer ry—Fasliam Nairne ' Gent. to be Lieutenant, rice Edward', deceased; William Henry Gem, Gent. to be Cornet„ vice Thomas, resigned. Newcastle Troop of Yeomanry Caralry—William Shepperd Kinuersley, .Esq• to be Captain ; Hugh Gcut. to be Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEIAD, Emanuel Cohen, London, merchant. • BANKRUITS. Mary Tarn , and Sophia Tarn, Leamington, Warwichshire, milliners, to surrender April 22, tit sereti, 2A, and !flay :7, at elrreo, at the Old Swan Inn, Cheltenham. Attornies, Messr4 Leigh. Mason. and Housman, New Bridge -street. Andrew Iteinhahlt tihr,Swan-lane,Thantes-street. merchant, April p 4, 19, and Nlay 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Wilson, q . nple Inn. William Love. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, April 11, at 14, pud May IT, at ten," at the Wellington Inn, HudderAield. Attornies; Mr. Allison, Hirddersfield, or Mr. W.lls.r, Exchequer Office. Lincoln's inn. H a mblin, %Vontton nnderedge, Gloucestershire. clothier, April 26, and May 17, At the Commercial Itoon.s, Attornies, Megsr.. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, .Gray's Inn-Anuare,' . .or Mr. Cooke, Bristol. 'Jeremiah lien, Baildon, Yorkshire, worstetl-stuff-manufac= turer, April 25, at five, 2fi, At twelve, a n d May 17, at four, Whir Lion lon, Bradford, Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton•garden, or Mr. Bentley, Bradford. Henry. Ridley; iOringt Northumberland, wnodmonger, April 9, ea, unit May 17, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-,neon-Tyne. At tormes, Mr. Constable, Sy mood's Inn, or Messrs. Kirkley and Fenwick, Newcastle. upon-Tyne. Julia Slack, Salford, Lancashire, printer, May a, 6, and 17, at eleven, At Oct - Mg Tavern, Manchester. :Mantic's, Mr. Casson, :Princes-st.eet; Manchester, or Messrs. Leigh, Maann, and Housman, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. \Valiant Clifford; Stow un the Wok); Gloucestershire, stunr masnn,•April22, at seven, 93, anti May 17, at eleren, at the 01,1 Swan • Inn, Cheli enham. Att orn ies, Mr. Tarn, Stow on the Wold„ or Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New Bridge-street, Black friars. , Roberl Hatfield, Dewsbury, Yorkshire,. *dealer, 'April 25, SO, and May. 37, at eleven, at the Sessions Honse, Wake field. sAttfirnies Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden, or-Mr. Bo hinson;. Wake fi eld. - William Young, Bolton, Lincolnshire, victualler,. April 14, .15. Nisay_l7, at eleven; at the Woulnack Inn. Boston. Att,,ritr4,44Tri, Oaripi . Oth,“o4, Liadingrui (trio Seepadaries Oilier, 'remote.. Thomas Brown, Gustavus Westin, and James Brown, Mus- __ . - • - . • cory-eotirt, Towcr-ltill, merchants, .April'' , , 19, and May t • 17, . at-ten. at Guildhall. Attornies, Nlessr,, Sw a iii„ St e . veils,' MaPtes, Pearse, and ,Itunt, Frederieles-place, Ohl Jewry. • George Thomas, Bristol, turrentine 7 rlistiller, April eB, 28, . an d May 17; nt our, at tins Commercial Rooms, 13ristol.- Attortties, Messrs. Lamberts, 'Baylor, and Deane; Gray's Inn-square,. or .Mr. Cooke, Bristol. Nathaniel Gardner, Shelsley, ‘Vorce.tershire, farmer, April • es, 'Si, and May 17, atqwelre, at the Star and carter Inn, 'Wor6eiter. Anoraks, Messrs. Lowlides and Luwndes, -Red Linn-square, or Mr. Wall, Worcester. . DIVIDENDS. April 26. J. Brooks, High Holborn. saddler—April en. C. T. Row!, Bosley, Kent, paper-maker—April 29. I'. Bad- Bristolerogine-waker—April P 9, 3. !%lansell, ‘Vood m„,t, theapside, haberdasher—April 26, P. Thomson, Ab elorch•lanr. Lombard-st reet, Increb3nt—April 217, It. Smith, Keht-street-road , viranda-builder—April 26, Wm, Wool. " ro be, Nliehaers-alley, ship and insurance broker—April 26, E.Ainiirorth. Nfauchester.wine-merchant— may 6, n, Bro l i g hton, Curtain-road, bard warentan—April 26, It. Mitchell,' Dewsbury, innkeeper—April 26151. Neale, Gus port, linen-draper—May 5, It oole, Macclesfield, timber werehant—April 26, C. .P Grill, Minster -court, Mincing lane, merchant—April .23, J. Robson, Sunderland near the Sea, grocer—April 29. J. Mason: Canibridge, con f,c,i„ner—April no, C. Hamilton; Hexham, Northumber land, draper—They 1, .1. and S. Lees, of . Halifax, merchants—April 46, S. Hoskiston, of Swinton -street, Gone's-ion-lane, cheinist--April ?9,.1. Wilkinson, New Bond street, banker—April ga,g. and C. Wise,. Alaidstone, paper manufactorer—April SO, W. Johnson. Leeds, innkeeper— April 26, J. Walls, Block man-street, Southwark, victualler— _April es, C. Vaux, Bishop Weatinouth, Durham,' block maker—April 26, E. Mecum, Aldermanbury—Aptil 98, .1, King, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, potter -- April 36, P. Judin, otherwise F. I. Juan!, angel-court and Hatton-garden, incr. o mi t—April 26, G. HatniltOn, Wormwomf-street, merchant ...April 26, J. Harrison, .London, merchant —April 29, W. T Marshall-street, Carnaby-market, brnsl.-inanu f...o rood, 29..1. Hughes, High Holh o rn,,liu e n draper. fa l e n t ir ru O r o4_, CERTIFICATES, APati. 2G. N. Gillbee, Denton, Kent, coal-nterchant —B. Shout, Phoe nix Brewery,. Bagnigge iteaditig, painter- I V. iVallier, Merton Grange, Yorkshire, farnier-- , T. liirelOttot. Wigan, Lancashire, linen-manufacturer—G. ch i rke, St. John-street, West Smithfield, shoe-manufacturor— Gihsoil asibf W. Woodeuck, New-sti ect, Corent-garden, working'.iewellers- 1 . Levi, nrcittlaceale-street, merchant— Z. Gregory, Aston, near , Ili rininhata, builder, PARTNERSEIfik DBSOLVED. J. Wall and W. Coronet:, Banbury, Oxford, carpet mann faeturers—J. 'and d. Twigg, Cheaps ide, muslin-mania:term, rers —s„ Reed, W. Fairies, and. J. Thompson, Sunderland, raff merchants—J. Burns and T. Clarke, Kendal, %Vestainr land, carriers —L; Tintowson and El. Yorston l Great ~joint Helen's, London, printers—J. Dunsford and It. Hall,. Ply month, anctioneers—M; ‘Varren and Machin's, Ports mouth, milliners—lt, and J r Davies, NlancheNter, cotton-spin ners—L. J. Abington and L. Wilishire, Plumb-tree -street, 1310°410:airy, looking-glass-makes—M. A.and C. Jones, Chel tenham, loadrsellers,-W. Alelii, l and %V. C. Chambers, Bi shopsgate-street. merchants—J. and J; Penn, Ileorlisgrove, Worcester, grocers—J. Lets, W. Layton and J. Aclanaltyvaite, at Hirst,Laneaster, pitmen—J. Riddlestlen and %Y. Tyson, Ashborne, Derby,-surgeons--J.Crackles, W. Thomas, ana E. Wallis. ii.ingstort.uponfilull, whalebone-manufacturers—I). Taylor and G. Archer, Starheek, Yorkshire, linen and cot tan-bleachers--D. Gordon, J. Biddulpb, and C. D. (Jordon, (so far as relates to J. Biddulpli), London, Deptford, and Berl lington. Durham, iron•manufaclurers—A. B. Johns, T. ' Ere :lnd J. Williams, Plymonth-duck, pawnbrokers—'W:; Broadbent and J. Dutchman, jun. Kingston-upon-Hull, s hi p .hkenit-haters—T. Parkinson, Scawby, Lin coif], anti Er Hawtin,, :Broughton Lincoln, seed-crushers— It. Itymill .Todd and H. Stone, Banbury, Oxon, carriers—W. Cool. and J. Gregory, Brunswick-Street, Blackwall; hay com pressers—W. Berry and T. Donstar, Liverpool, master por ters—J. Haslam nnti J. H. Oldham, Manchester, 'liquor merchants—W. and J. Butler u Prescot, Lancaster, nursery-- men. FRENCH PAPERS. CR It cal VIA) LAST NIGHT.] PARTS, APRIL 3.—The King heard mass and received the communion 0u the 2d, in ilk apart• mews, and presided ,at a ()lids Aliaster3, which Sat for three Loma tl►e swine Palace of the Luxe►t►hourg ►ras lighted with gas a few *nights since. As the experiment, succeeded, .and a Commissiou App►►inted to investigate the merits of this new mode of light, ins;, has pro. flounced in favour of its salubrity, it iy to :4o adopted throughout Paris. • On Tuesday next, the second Council of War will be occupied with tl►e process of Gen. Grouchy. Lieutenant-Genera! Charbonnel is named Presi• dent ; M. Viotti the Reporter. The tribunal ot• Correetional Pollee, at Ver sailles, has sentenced the widow Gnillenain, aged Potty-five years, convicted . of seditious expres sions, to a year's imprisonment, and one liondreJ francs expellees. During' the last three months of 1816, there died in the department of the Deux Sevres, two witloWs, each aged more than 100 years. The number of patients received into the hospi. tals of Paris, from the Ist of January to the 31st of December, 1816,18 cakulated to be 14,503. The Moniteur denies the truth of the report that the Bing intends to.spend the stunt - tier at • Versailles.' The palace; it asserts, is in such► %y' Emt of repair that it is uninhabitable. it i►► thought that the number , of electors in Paris will be 10,000. There are about 13,000 who pay 300 francs of taken, the qualification of an elector; but 3,000 mot be deducted for Chose who have not attained 30 years of age. VIENNA, MARCH 22.—We learn from Norway that a considerable party there do not disgitise attachment to their ancient government. FLANDERS MAIL. Inr.ceivact LAST` NIGHT•] 11:1V; , t7t4, - MARCII port has been spread, that the Pri , sce...ol.Bro4lio, Bi`shup of Ghent, luol fled to France, his native country.-- country house not far - from I he frontier of France, but situated in his own diocese, where it is gene. rally supposed he will await the event of the tucti. sures ordered i'.gainst him. BRUSSRLS, APnIL I.—flithseirs have been sent to different parts of Flanders, to put in4xectition the Mandate d'Arnener (order to bring by force) against the Bishop of Ghent. It is generally . thought that this Prelate is 'resolved not to appea r before the Chamber of ACcusation of the High Court of Justice. liaosset.s, Anti morning the Tribu nal of the First I irs rie Y e' was Occupied with the affairs of M. Sansset, 7. faterfl;olonel in the ler vice of France, accused at being the Editor or diatributor of a Pamphlet, called " Louis XVIII. the Assassin of his brother Louis XVI," 'ibis action WAS brought at the instance of the Ambas sador of France to his Majesty'. • M. Valeriola, sabAitnte of the King's A ttor ney• General, molted that the accused should be condemned .to an imprismintent for a term not less. than six days, nor inure than six months, and to a fine of 500110 i as well as the confiscation of the Pamphlets which were seized in the house of a Notary in this city. Boyers; for the defendant, stated, that his client, to oblige art 01(1 friend, had caused a bale, the contents of , which were unknown to hiin, to he taken tram a ba . oksellei's in a coach to the home of a notary, where he employed his client, not having room for this hale iu his own opartment. Thar he could net, therefore, be considered us . either the Eslitor or disiributorOf the book ; that the r prosecat qr. produced no witness to ileposo,,that he had received from his client one or tußre ehpies of the book seized '; that trot a sing!e copy havi:l; been taken (ruin the bale, which hail remained closed, it was impossible th ere could be anyiltii lications orirdistfiblitions ; -that his - client, as man of honour, could tint, without forteithioili title to esteem, betray the ft lend who had re- Attested. him to have the bale removed. 4ciitence will' be passed on Thursday. Bituss Et.s, MARCH 31.—A dreadful crime, which iecals the ages of ignorance and superstition, has spread consternation among, the inhabitants of the Communeof liaygerm, in the province oh East Flanders. in the of the 17th of this month, the patrole, alarmed by the cries of the wife of Jean Baptiste de hastened to the house of the latter, and fium4,, , him busy in making a fire of the bed of the Itoialie Gendert, a little girl tea years aid, whom he just murdered with a bay tot k, and whom he hail the cruelty at that moment to roast on the fire . The ctiminal, who seemed to be riving, was soon Seized and arrested, dnd, eon fusing his crime, declared that he had committed it because his victim Was a sorceress, end that if be could hare laid hold of his wife and his sister, they should have shared Mite same fate.