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Exportation, or on payment to f the Ihltica for Hone Con or the Purchasers will be allowed the 1 1Pii° 4 o f 4 ' 44 000 time in the London Docha,li?r f lix 210416 a-from thne af delioery from these .11orea. The 8ra,774,V Will be 644 ' 4 fr'm is Pat into Cris ha rf less th..an 100 dallons i!tehiels are to be provided by the Purchasers,' and airitier. , Nage of the proper Officers betaking to this Yard, and Me 4r tiers and to be absolutely removed /ions this 'Pepar . - 11".1.4111 e space o *ill f a Mantk. On the abate-nreetioned Dolt 11( a lso be p ut up for, 3.1 LE a quantity of . 13EF-. arai 30(1 and enmity L ots of the followitoe tINSEKVICEr Ski iItOVISIONS amit-irtORES, ' l4l lll Orrs Sugar, Suet, Vinegar, nags, and (Bags : Leager, Hogshead, barrel; Half-hogshead, Sivalt `4sk, W i lie . pitte,Win e • hoiihead j , [turn-puncheon, I islaierer k 444 :11 1 / 1 " Sloes; Itrution ; Irish 'riercr A.nd Barre{ 441 heading, Fire Woo d , and Eighty Tons - Old Iron '"'"Pi, s m , ,„.. 44. P 441 :4 per cent. is to be niade upon the amount iviatoltb total the ti me of sale, and the remainder 41 MP l"tr7 ''"ioey paid before the Storea are removed, for u'hici! Porpo k , , period of 13 working days will be allowed fr ont 144 14 -4/ ' 41 6;, for the Beef s :Park, and Lloael'uictabk drtidesi ltuyer+particularly observing., that not less than our-hat, "le is to be taken away from the premises within ' t4e , fir 's le"cit days, and the rema i nder in the seven follownes ‘7,llotherwne r the dePeaitnione . will b e forfeited, mud the ite r : . s or Mores rensain. th e propertp of the Crown, a+ "* 4 " , of time will, on-' any account, be granted. I Purthe r particulars will be 'expressed in the Cala 4.4'ilf Sate, Kia STOCK I'I.IZALL STERLING MONEY ! NINKTY THOUSAND GUINEAS !!! 1 iVir'r a llit Co. are Benin the TICK El's and stitutpi of the present most to LOT TE RY. at stir. fortonat'e Otlices ' ll i'll )- NO. 11, Poultry 1 N 0.31, Aldgate c , , ft• No. ts ? c i • ' .. T , r mrtitg-cross, street. 4 1 1- .4•?Acritti; begin s un th e .210 JANUARY 1 the ~: ~,ten,4rtnetl agreeably to the; wi. 6 2,.. 5 ,of ;the 'Pub. Public, Scheme 1111;:t.14111$1 f w,„,,firatid p r , 2 „, of 20,tm0 uniueas. ene l li i ti,thi m ftr ,FrlY other capitals, alt in Gnineas. l uvil ti o - u ` 14 . Swan Prizeit are Twenty-five Guineas tte of less value than 171. each.il."-eetahcatin, ~.‘!IYVIrr and Co. had the leasure In the last Lottery of ' '4 to the Public the 10 14 vii i,, (' t itals in Shares/ at th eir. irattunitte (Mires, viz. :-- '' - P l,' 40,00° No. 2,456... , ...a Prize of 14,449 ...... tt Prize of.. l,oo'l ._ 7 , 47 ...... 4 Prize of.. BOD jinalk Alin, 3,74 .... , a Prize of 2OO R p isles of 'tuts:, • 153 . 1 ,41.10, 2.6t1.9, 3, 68 , 5,124, ,8 0 -• r ,•, h ,k,i,„,,,zehl in the .Sanderland Brido Lottery, drawn ' 4l ` vnt-listAte Lott e'rT ail tht Oftt Ocitibert. '''''"""'"''"•""..-.-..-.•.•:.--......_-.............. - T, . THIS' MONTH, ,r,ni:4sbAy, the. ~,, Inst. LOTTERY begins. JkYr "1.'4118 deems it 11;a duty to, rtin i. t .. o_ , tt v t a t n t , t ri h gr is . ~. hi, , * t e s t, s'ilti(l, * and the Piddle, the ir Purchases L., , (rums gill posse 4, tyll,pt, make tiL -1111p 1 1 , A I ... nie iiletr.elltl,etter►. . . : 1 , 1 , ~, 111,:hhei.: TiE Attnvr, MAY. among the I,ol4i:r,nance.tif th o Em u r First -drawn Pritta, d ai, (01 , law u ,...' " f 'wl",:sh 3,700 Guineas will be dist' ,ute ri , ' ht ho tvcr# Pri• . will• , i n „,„ id odditt..ii. s i l ~,,,, 40 ditty ri:ceiVe.. i ,:t0 . 1) G . n ~,,c.it in achtitio„. etk anfl 6th , li ttc/c; •'• • . (I nto... Ann f , ttnte.ts I 1 in addition, tli, I t h & mb , ,: •• • . dill(' 400 Guineas each, t . ~,dditial,', ~- - -11..1 emu., :ditto,: :.ann (;lin ens each, o. - 4,,T,', 5 „ 46 ' which, • the . pi )I{. GItAND cAinTALA or goo n .': .. N .., 43, 4114' 5,604 Gitineas, 'may he All D , rawn the t IFiat.,, ttrif t , 4 l 4l ,' WI are not Fixed, but All are 1..1° 1 1 7! a Gtu. ll lr.titt o . " - h 4n ,: . /., the Fir . ,t Son Blank tieing entitle( , ~,,. awik lad , ail 0 'd affilo'd o lnr, - .tehose Nurith , ers um) 1 1 it brllit. ad -440,4 Pilortunity of- renewinz their Chance, liothdo attxpe,,t111e,,....1-fAii early Purchase is theret w oro recoil!- , WE'REPS FORTUNATE OFFICES, • 114,_ N o e' Vorithill or 17 s Liiiigtite-strect, . r drawn, :,„AA, the !riot Ntoney Prize of 26,0:031..e'emtm" Thr..7.1,1.1,11t Share * t and where. in the last Eighteen . _ r ,, __, On a l' 1 ) 7 , It 10 a ,,, r. , 14 e 1 or 110.6001., 'No Prizes of 5t 0 ,00 1.0 ., — "l's fce. hare been Shared, Sold, and paid on dentin d It iCt ll) . 1118 AD M !REM OP GLOSSY BOOTS. iAIiT(IIIN.I.4II '8 so k - IMCK tNG may be had' of the un - der mentioni.d re- REAL JAPAN !44Pers'! Sit 'Y k t'Vers,, and also of all the Kind pal Shot' A It ' n'ly great Tow!, throughout liogl""1 b,J,FltttatteN. NEATII, ~ NA 1111ERT0. ~,;,,,.., George. Ambroe, thi;14,4"1". ' 'l•Eruvr.,r morgait. 11A 4. Chihli.. • iViirtittitVEN. • that ' LA u GRA RN. Allinson. tt ono. H arr , 2.I)ANDOVVRY• 4141)%44Q Iherris) 1141;L Ton DWERT• Withal"' R. a Nati*. .. 4) er, .. P 11 Sr. C L!: A ft.B• -I likli t ;, . °1 • . Thimuil, ' Edwards. ifaka,'lliuttri Prit:ket.- , :Batt ON. tl killits,..t Nl' LPORD. Valigharli Itr' -11104ori- Lewis Ahray. 10:44.44. It s , . , tgaaritieft TIDVII•• 1„.1114.. ''' C atik • ' Dyke, It' u Nitt, L , 44 . 0. ... L. LEVEY. D a viol, ‘4147:41ik t ... V rating. Phillip* and Lewis. Timm:Aß. ,N y. -- 111 en ersiow. Bradford. 'Fothergall and Co. i ib iltt ' Nr . wroiti. . PENZANC,• .31et1414,,/trA'S. .131 1 .4. • 4. P 4 ks;s CAERPIIILi.Y. Cunnack. • N 44 6 JoOva. TATT‘Tocic. N • I . %..,,,,,.;, . CArentr.r. Prnut. . -IN. " ll ` . Layfillon, cAtt,INGTON. ' v k,Aitt Pric.c. 44 ' aI"W i . Wri ght. •k. ' . ,TANTRI'S‘ENT• . ti "4 ' lewig, , ' 1,14 K EA ItD• *lFal IlLtiso ttieliutlS. 1 41 . ' . Saljellt. Itil. '). toWIIIIII.IOC. ' ST' AUfrrtL. 111t0t4q44450.., „Drld-le)' • Bennett,' ... 444 Kw ' 11411tiii. ' tithyli, Z: k b s ~,, Bitrilasrk. LoVering' 14 I s . viichods. . .' Puma.. 0 41 7 a . Poirtrrti. ' Ltlekey., . . ri rito t ,. ' 4111 risurt. .MARF.XT IlAlin" I' 1.414(4‘. & *04 1 1141 10 , 17. 1114,1141'0RT. . Mrs'. -10 • . ,_ .._,.. ' owell. ' . I Co. whisk-54'r. tt 1 grocers. 1 . „ • ern". ~..._ 1i.,4111tr (iii•outr Y,nisserve that this ' Composition, when r.l.mrd, 1 ,, 'lt'll tir'rri4ge ' Har ness, satyr one ,or two *pr.*, ~. !%,tl 4 ii wait e 410 illiaot, rich, glo s sy block lustre, an d *u 4 4 144 i:,iitts 4s it Proterver of the Lvather. .. 4tone bottle s It 14. is. Ittld is. tits, each. . . b`l) 4t_ ' ~ac t isil) 7 ~.."--' 11 -I watt ) , , , '''` ... ,• ... ,, ..,14.(14d, Southwark. - 'l'43, 44k tar Tustwe's Blzekitiv, , MONDAY JANUARY 13. 1817. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. FIENIII JAl'.llA,..,si;,r.,„Lii B i.l'hr T ic.l ( e ) irP,':.;litl and 11'41. - 1 o f AN:VE . ONi C and SURGICAL -,Lgt.: alltES wu NI( 7;1;0i i the '!or 1t 01' iauuary, at Two o'clock. • ST. GEORGE'S .ME.DICAL, CtiP.MICAL, k • I,ICAT, SCHOOL. . . 111-11, COLlitzIlLS will re-commence iu die 101- iirder I. Oti ~,c LAWS of the ANIMAL (7.42,0N0MY and the "I'ItACTIt E of PHYSIC, on Monday, February to, at Nine in the by GEORGE PEALOON, M.D. F.R.S. Scuiur Physician to St. George's Hospital. 2. Oti CHEMISTRY, uti:fuecilay, February L I, at Nine iii the Morning. by 'I.I.IItA.NDE, F,R.S. 3. On .SURUERY,' by it. C. IitiODIE, F.R.S. Assistant iorgcon to St. Georgo's Hosintat, on Saturday, Janata . ). 25, at No. 42, Great Windmill-street, at SeVelt in the EVehhig, 4. On THERAPEU I'ICS, with mATERTA 'MErmc,i and MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, oil Nlotti!.4, February 10, at Eight in - the by GE.O..GIi PEARSON, M.D. acc: and W. T. BRA NI#E, Professor uf Chet»istry. R. I. Sir EVEttAILD HOME ail give. as usual, SURGIc.AL LECTURES gratuitously to the Pupils of Saint Georges llospital. This Day was published, to sm. price Gir. Sd. boards, with a caricatnre Frontispiece, T LIE S TAT E T 'l' It ; Dream. By SAMUEL RI:MEWLS. Also, Thoughts on Wbeeli; nu . By James Montgo mery, uthor of the Wonderer iif Switzerland, &c. Printed for Sberwood, Nesily, and Jones, Paternoster row. • „CHILBLAINS, it HEUMATtiMS, SPBAINS, • A tt a r Ulg r id:S :l ikc t e . oifiICLBLA INS p oeei and their tormentin Itchl d from breaking, rig instantly removed, by HITEHEMI's ESSEN CE ITSTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary Isilicacy iu Gouty Affections, unil Consplaints of the Stoiliocii; bin where this certain Remedy has been miltilown, or neglected, aod the Chilblains itnve actually, brake, IVHITEI-lE.ll)'s FANIILYCHRATE will easethe pain, and very speedily iteni them. This Cerate is equally efficacious for all Sores, Sore Legs. Scurbetie Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakings-out on the Face, • Noes, Ears, and Eye-lids, Sore aid Inflamed Eyes, Sore Hetulsollid other Scorbutic 71-lutuours. The ESSENCE of MUS LARD is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and efficacious Remedy its the world, curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in less titan hilt the time usually taken by any, other Liniment or Embrocation ; it also heals Cuts, ?tinctures faint Sharp In struments Nails, Thorns, Splinters, & c. with incredible. fa cility, without smart - or pain, preventing inflammation and .....tering; and is equally useful 111 the . varions itceidents of Animals; in short, it is it domestic Remedy of such uncom mon excellent* and utility, that vin Family sensible to its own comfurt abutad aver he without it. . Prepared only, mid sold by 'lt. Johnston, t rithecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London.—The Esse tiCe Mid Pills at Ss. 9d. _rod; ;„ ttiO.Cerate al Is. t d. and .1%. 9il. They are Alit sold litt Gig, Coro hill, 'and way he lied of every Medicine Vender its all' U nited tiyd Kingdom. o t The chuilic ha. a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of • Unaton inserted on it. _ - , From -r- the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan.. 11, 1 817 Office of Orb:wive, Jan. 7, 1817. • , 'loyal-Regiment or Actillerr... • • Xecond Li/mien int Frederick A. WHIM* to be First Lieutc , flea, rice W. %Void), deceitted. Second Lieutenant (just:nes T. flume to he ditto, vice G. J. Sloore, ippoitited to a Compauy in the'tililt Regiment. To be Second I,ieutemints—Gentleimtit Cadets William W. Dailey, rice. Poyntei promoted; William Naple s vice ' promoted; Edmund Wilford, vice Ctiarltonl.pro ropoted; John vice DunnicliG, prituoteil I IP Cooper, vice Selwyn, promoted ; James A. Oilio:rt, vice 4iliespic / pronioted t Joint 'S., Keats, vice OaiStiii, pr0.16/I:4Cil .16/1: 4 Cil ; George H. Curyon, vice Wilton, promote,' ; ,Rich art: F. it. John, vice tilackistiin, promoted ; Willi ini H. Pickering, vice Dickens, promoted; Titinuas W. Ltustii, rice Damao - , pronviied ; Dixon, vice Wraxall, promoted ; Witham stewed, vice Lindsay, promoted ; John W. Seddon, vice Blend. promoted; Jahr! W. Collington, rice Ford, promoted ; Pln l il Meath, vice Totokyns pro. mated; BcrilerS, vied Puck. promoted ; lachord vice TI istram, promoted. onnnisbions signed by the Lord Lieutenant, of the County or Sow hittlipton. Tenry Melton. Esq. to be Peputy Lieutenant. Velter Lung, Esq. to be dart), RANK Rt?PrIVIV,S' d'NLit ROW. William Clark, %Vitrify, Yorkshire, seOsotan, from „Jan. 21 to as. ‘cillioni Shish, Warminster, Wiltshire, tailor, from Jail; 7 to Feb. 23. - _ , BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. ' Samuel Wilson, Lit rrpooi, hosier.. Joseph Candlin,'Minortes, slopsellers BANKRUPTS. ~ Edninnd Rigg and Thomas Rigg, Stuhhin-Mill, Ifebden. bridge, Yorkshire, cotton-sptuners, to surrender Jan. 20, • . Atiote, Feb. 21 and 2* at eleven, at the Swan Inn, ilianahester. Attornles, Mr. Sutcliffe, Hehdett bridge, or r nessrs. WiglesWort it and Ciosley, Cray's luroalitare. Jobb Wood, Mois,side, near Mttochciter, merchant, Feb. S, 6', at two, and 22, at ten, at tilt: liridcwater Arms Inn, Matichester. Attoritics, Mr ssr, Duckworth, Chippiudall hod D..nison,Mancliester, or. •Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.; ' Wiltiant Bidel.rtiore, Upottery, Devonshire, banker, Jan. 29, 29, and "Feb. 22; at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Lyinc Regis. Atturnies, Mr. Kingdon Culytun, or Messrs.Darke; Church and Darks-, Chancery-lane. 'Donnas York, Great Ayton, Yorkshire, la -V,':, Jan 28, 29, At one, and •k Feb. 22, at eleven, at titer .Lan, Gills brongli. Attornies, Mr. Clarke, Guish . , , ,or Messrs. L ow y * and Cowhorn, Temple. ' l -:'; -' •''' Nathaniel Whit tenhury, Manchester, - : : *ist dealer, Feb. 6,6, and 22, at two, at the Albion, . ' '',. ,-: Manchester. Attoruirs, Nlessr4. Hig,son and AW. , ~, ~ . ,t-slrW. 1, it i Ipn v, ci l i e ; a t i c , p r y e or r ai tl i va c : l i l ut i s r , d ek ii n a tr a c , ezla 3 .. ' ..tion Corn. w. I,„Leon, won- brewers . , Jiltl:'t it, 26,' ' _ . te;at ' ten, at 'Guildhall, Lendon. Astor-Mrs,. '' ' '.-.'''' , Glutton and ' Carter, Hi g h-street, Southwark , i :,• ! :e: - ..:' ' ;Tam e s . Sitchell, Midlaraut, Sussex, ..., , „'':- . ler, Jan. 28, 23, and Feb.--22, at ten,' at the White '','lnn, Chichester. Arlan) es, Mr. FlOrance,ltipt. Clticliel 4 ' b . or Messrs. Few, 1 ,Aiditunite, and Hamilton, Hentieta.s '' -t, Ctivent-garden. KOBert Foster, ttncoats, M a n c hester, calico-printer, Jan. 31, Feb. 1 And 2 i, Ftt two, ' nt the Albion Hotel 'Manchester.-- Attor pies, Messrs. lit.letead and Alaston,lklancloistar, or Moterli. Milne and Parry, Temple. . '-, • • Thomas Jordison, IlirusinghtuNfactori Tan. 17, 18, and Feb. Rs, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. attnr. nies, Messrs. Barker and Mutt, )31rtoiughath, or Mr. Tooke, Holbthrt-coart, Gray's Inn. John Bristow, Chalsey, Berkshire, shopkeeper, Jan. 20, at two, el, and Feb. ii. at ton. at t he !Allah Inn, Walling. ford.' At torn iei, Messrs. Hedges, Wallingford, or Messrs. Price and WaiiiiiMa s Lincoln's Inp• Philip Bury Dean Tottington, Lancaster, Cetton-tuanulae. turer,-14:1). a, at tire, 4. at nine, and 2tl; At Ilre, at the Commercial Inn, B M olton.le-oors . . Attorales, Mr. Ry. er.ifh nolton.le-bduors, or ideasra: Shoe and Peery., TCHIple. Samuel Wilson, - Liverpool,' hosier, Jan. 30, It, and Feb. its, et twelve, a the George Jon, Lirrrpool. Attorttioi, Wssrs. Aditngton and Gregory, Bedford-row, or Mr. `Thompsun.Slater's.citurt,Gastle-straot, Liverpool. Spume! Wood, Sllfliaft,lol,lo MiMellearr, turrchaut, Feb. 3, ci. iii two, and ce, at ten, at the Ilrniscwnur Aran Inn, :Matio4m.u.r. Aiturnies, Messrs. Duckworth, Chippea4ll : * tojeßettison, AfalnilVitet, nt Mr. galiet Chaticery- Irene. 4. LanCleY, Worthing, Sussex, grocer, Jan. RI, 22, aaui Feb. 2s, at eleven, as the Sea Horse Hotel, II tot him:. Attorney, Mr. Whitter, Worthing, or Mr, flicks, Gmy's Inn.• 13ertjam in Holloway, Bridgewater, Somersetshire. driper,Jan. Ycb. 10 null 22, :it eleven, at the Gear. e Inn, Bridge.. ' water. Aflame*, Messrs: Maki., Cook's-court, Cirry street, or Mr...Stradiing, Bridgewater. William ('rowtlree, jun. and Charles 'Capp,. Nlitldlesex }Lis pital, coach.itiakers, Jan. 17, 11 .?5, and Feb. 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. .%ttornics, M essrs. Esitt and ltixon, Hay lion-square, Nlinolies. SYiliiawThomts Levens, •Gutter-lane, ribbon-manufacturer, Jan. 14, 111, and Feb. 22, at eleven, at G11 . .101411. • Attot - niers, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Map les, Pearce, and Hunt, Frederick's-place; Old Jewry. Thomas Leach, Salisbury, Wine-merchant, Jan. 21, 2.6, nail Feb. 2'2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Haywood, Took-'scoart, Curiit6r=street, Chancery.:laue, banes Christmas, jun. 'Pall-mall, music-seller, Jan. and Feb. 22, at larelve,at Gitildhat). Attorney, Nr. Buckle, Size-lane, Bucklcrabary• William !inward,' Vide Newport-street, Soho, haberdasher, Jan. 16, end Feb. 21, - at Melte, at G164111151'. 'Attor'.. ney,,Nlr. Meson, Bread,street-hill. William Bryant, Stockwell-street, Greenwich; sta,ge-coaels sno.:ter, Jan: 16, 515, and Ktb..v2, "at ten, at Altortires, 'Mestrs.C. and It. Parker, Greenwich. Nicholas Chemin/the:43W • Juba Vautleii Xernishore, Feu chug:it-It. vet, merchants, Jan. 14, VS, and Feb. 22,, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dorm and Cros land, Broad-street. . John Day and Joint Sepratswell, Tavistock-street, Covent. Garden, drapers, Jan. 18, 25, and Feb, 22, at one . , at Guildhall. Attornies; Messrs. Palmer and "France, lied ford-row. Robert J ape, jun. Castle-streetyLeicester-square, and Saint . Martin's-court, lace-dealet, Jan. 14, 2N, and Feb. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allied Lloiney, Cie ' metres Inn. John Watson, TothEnain, Slop, tVestninrelaini, dealer, Jan. 24, 25, and Feb. 22, at eleven, at, the New Crown .Inn, Penrith. Attornies, Mr. Lowden, Clement's Inn, London, or Mr. Preston, Penrith. John Wardell, Guisbi ()ugh, York, money-scrivener, Jan. 29, So, as eleven, and Felt. 22, at one, at the lock ka t Gni 45 brough. Attornirs, Nlr. Powell, Stokelley, Yorkshire, or Mosirs.Mortou and Williamson, Gray'sbin-square,Loudon. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 22; J. Browell, Coal Exchange, coal-factor—Feb. 1, It. Green, Linie-Atreet, arerelnint—Feli. 4, .1. Pen fold, West Susies,. linen-draper—Feb. 1, W. I lowileti, Cannon street, natranee-hrolier— Fri). I, I).Mackety,Oldllroad-street, merchant—Feb. 4, W. and 'l'. Bingley, Tavistock-strvet, Co rent-t;orden;linett-oliaper—Feh. I, A. Stcreliton, Edmon ton, brick-maker--'-Feh. 4, (►. Tennant, Wapping-street, ililp.cliiindler—Feli. 11, T. llyrchtuorc, Caddingtou, Hert fordshire, farmer—Feb. -1, 1). Ward and S. Smith, Liver pool, earthenware dealers--LFeb. I; T. M. Slade . , Old Bond street, pieture-dealer---Feb. a l J. Walkden, Market I larho. rough, Leicestershire,. innkeeper—Feb. 4, J. Ferris Poole, Dorsetshive, watch-quaker-Imi., 21, T. Claptun, Mfre,d place, Goswell-street-road; carpenter—Felt. I, T. Collins, Harvey's-buildings, Strand, printer—Jan. 23, .1. Land, Maid stone, druggist —Fel). I, T. Young, Seymour-pluee, Bryan stone-square, cow-keeper. CERTIFICATE : 9, Fee. 1, R. Sewell, Piccidilly, coal-merchant—E. Craven and J Haggai, Eller Carr, Yorkshire, cut ton4pi riners—.W. Coulson, lielstone, , Cormwdll, Bristol, timber. otercloint--G. floe and. A. Donaldson, Cecil-street, 54rnotl, taylors—J.. old J. Holmes, Carrisle, common-Carriers—E. CI lyton, Niary-le.honep lgylur--T.Jiul erill, .Nine Vows, Battersett,„.earpetiter—T. Butler, Black oil *Poi colo3rer•sn•—r, Marsdeni-sou. curtain:. I, u' Roberta; Manchester, corn-factor— K. Piper, Buslidls' Rents, Great Hermitage-street, Wapping, builder—.B. 7+l urden, Princess-place, Commereial•ruad, sad dler--J. Prentis, Charterliouse•lalie, St. John-street, watch ',taker—C. Andrew, princes-htrevt, Luthbury, N. Cobden, Midloirst; Sussex, inaltster—J. Ropey, Fleet street, i lisinounger---T. and E. Mugridge, King's Lypo, Nor folk, cork-tuanufaetorers--.1. Beni m, Liverpool, werohnnt— S. Bolton, Mincing-lane, , broker—.T. Ainge, Wilmington, Keut, Edwards, Fresliford, Somorsetshire. clo. e, • maltstcr—J. Sedgley, Statruidshire, timber-merchant. 1):1 I LTN E tf IPS V.& D. G. Roach and R. Hyslop, Liverpool, merchants—C. Camp bell and T. D. DOuglas, Glasgow—W.Gardner anti 'l'.Witton, Sanderlaud near the Sat), Durham, sail-makers—J. Hardman anti I'. Lewis, Birmingliain, !Munn-makers—T. Slagg, sen. and T. Siagg, jail. Ford, 'Derbyshire, - sickle-makers—E. 'Littler and .1. . Mooney, Stratford, Essex, ealico-printers— ,ti . and S. Couldery, Whitecross•street, lamplighters—G. Forwood, W. Williams, and J. Moss, Liverpool, oil , Myr- . cliants—c. MOS W. Cheadle, Staortishire, mercers— J.. Turner and W. MtAlpine,,jtin. Bell-yard, Fish-street" Starter -merchants—J. Parker and W. Matti, Glasgow —J. and 1. Levy, Islinories, merchants--J. Tillotson and .1. Calvert, iVainstalls, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners—W. Irving add j,Cru , sley, Wheatley, Yorkshire, dyers—F. , Irish anti T. T. Old, itladkioar-street, Borough, chemists—W. Moore and .1. fl;ile, Primrose-hill; Salisbury-square,'wholeiale ding gists—lL NI. Thomas, J. Cumming, G. Wood, a r id '!'..Paine, Genoa, merchants—D. Cock and J. MiGiewan, Great Wind- Mill-street, Westminster, printers—J. Devillo and It, 1)oW(.1, ing, Strand,- lamp-mannfacturets--9. Hortie and G. 'Gill, Manchester, tailors—W.. Malkin and J. Taylor, Shelton, Staffordshire , Potteries, enamellers of china—T. B. Heyward, J. B. Brown, and .1. Wright,• Liverpool; linen-drapers—H. Holden and S. Steen, 13irmingliatai saddlers' ironmongers— G. A. Jepson and W. Hunt, Cirlisle-street. Soho, square; surgeons—W. liourneutni T. Austin, Bath, woollen-diapers —C.iilickson, J. Sothern, and J. Manley, Ellesniere Port, Cheshire, ship-builders—G. Lys anti 0. M. Taswel Salishury street, Bermondsey-4. S. Clark and .1. Ilurcham, Great Yar mouth, nierchatitm—J. Langley and W. Edden, •tfigh.sifeet, Sonthwark, grocers—J. Bamford 'and W. Werillastn, passage, Seven Dials, thillier.nierehants--E, Croft and 3. Bennett, York, plonders—F. M. Kingsman and .1. Rorauer, wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, dress-makers—J. anti .1. Reid, BirMiugliam, platers-•-0. and. v. Harvey, Plyniouth, carpenters—it Prosser, T. IL Mason, and •C .A. Scott, St. Paul's Churelryard, wholesale dritggids---T. Setkaati and- W. Dinalom, - -.01(1 Broad-street, stationers—G Clu to ,auto N. MattiewOlishopsgate-street-without, Trine-merchants 0. Pryer, 4.SreaiOS eel 3. Mackenzie, tirydges *fleet, Co vent-garden, cabinet-snakers--J. Porter and .1 Shield, New 'eastle.uport-Tyne, wlturhugers,74; lasserensua and It; Brown,' , Bliurley,taneashim, corn-dealers—W. Bell and 'l'. Parker,, ridge-street, West toinste4, haberdashers-4 Poilitt anti J. Aavenport, Bury, Lancashire, woollen-marinfactUrer. H. and E. Bubbison. .3. King, It. anti %V.`Allen, Litierpool, pro vision-merchants—G. Wilson and W. Griityer, Shasiwell dock, wart-makers. iv FRENCH IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION:" A very curious article was imported into this country about three weeks ago. The name pf the article is a Pfil/C4•CASANCY not a Prince of the revolntionary school, but of the true breed, aisbe is the son of the Dyke 4e la :VAUGUYON. The worihy Prince 1 ver emittrated, hot *HS employed as a spy under all ,the • revolutionary gnithontents of France, es'en under that of NAPOLEON. The object of - this gentleinan's visit ,is -nut exactly known to me, but the Home Department has very propeily ordered the Princely article to be export ed forthwith. Hue in my bumble opinion the matter should. nut rest here. Our Minister in Paris,shoeld be instructed to enquire by whim) the Prinee suss sent to this country, especially 84 he contrived to obtain 'an introduction to some gen t lcmcit in• our Govern meta Of f ices :"--(Goldsmities rintigallican Monflor), [PRICI, SEVENPENCtE. THE GRAND, DUKE 1'1C..1.1014A.i. . . His Imperial Hibbuess irrived at the Star .oxfordi, .oui - Faidar•eVenin k ,i, %here tire Vice Chancellor and two other.lleads of the University (lined with him. Saturday moruH, tt li Ile be fore ten . o'clA, the Grind left th'e Star Inn for Blenheim, the noble mathinn ot the Doke 'of Marlborough ; and after viewing that d the gronnds, hv tetio,,ctil to Oxford; Iris :141 tie Cirolp proceeacti oTi to LO.Oloo. The Grand Duke and rire:retnainder of his suite proceeded, hi: a short timc'after, to the Theatre, where the degree of - Doctor Of •Laws,was conferred upon hi* Imp°. rid Highness,' and afterwards upon those in at tendance. npon'lllm. The Grand Duke aud suite then went to the residence of die Vice Chancellor, where he'partoolt of a sumptitous repast. At t‘i:o n'elnek his Imperial Highness left Oxford, for London, in ,his trivelling cal Ash, followed by bis suite, in two carriages). The Grand Duk{ had only 'proceeded ahoi.eissO miles, when los tykittall b ro k e down, o ne the wheels breaking ; fortu nately ,his Imperial Ilighness received no injury; but it retarded his ,journey to Londmi for s mi le time. He arrived at Stratford-place,at a quarter, ,past nine o'clock on Saturday night ;. soon after, Coma Lieven, the'llussian 'Ambassador, waited upon his Imperlat . Highness to pay his respects, and congratillateliim upon his arrival Yesterday morning his Imperial Highness at. tended Divine Service 'at the Russian Chapel in Welbeck-street. The (4rand Duke tifirrards went in his carriage to visit the Duke and Ditcher; of Ctimberland. At two o'clock his Imperial Highness rode NI horseback, attended by littrtstl Nicholity, in 1 - IYde Park, and returned to Sr. Album's House soon ratter four to dinner, when's he had a select' party to dine with him. ' Prince Esterhaity, the Duke of Montrose t and a number of distsnguished characters paid Ihtle respects to,his Iniperial Highness: The Grand Duke will go to Brighton on Wed• nesday on a visit to the Prince Regent, 'where he will remain, for a few days. On 'Thursday the Regent will give, a grand ball and supper in honey of the visit of the Grand Duke. • [From a Morning Paper.) On his Imperial Highness leaving Chester fur Montgomeryshire, tee perceived one of the out riders to be mounted' on a good horse; being a floc awning, his Iligliness felt disposed to talks , - a ride, and rept , steel to &huge place with Courier; it was a fomteen mile stage, , 'and, an de.cending a very liMg hitti steep hill, his Highoess ctitl iiut , like to cra,4l down, so 'slont a 3 the ,otiters sod told his Suite that he *wild ride on, and order some mit estanint and hotses for them. On his ,Highness arriving at the inn, he desired the lamilady to prepare shine beef steaks and mutton chops for the Grand Mika and • suite. The landlady observed, dm( they should be immediately got,ready, unit, takink' his Highness fOr the Courier, 'naked him to accept of a glass of something, *bich he politely de. dined, observing, that he would wait until the company arrived. She then took him to sliewbitu the room she bad repared for the Grand Duke, and asked hint if Ike thought it would do ? Adis Highness told her that it would do extremely The carriages shortly after arrived; at this did. ment the hostess begged his Highness would hails 'the goOdness to point out to her the. Grand Duke; his Highness smiled, ,and said that she Would be sure titi - see hiM.---On Generals Kutusoft and Mane selgelting out of their carriage they saluted his Highness, and asked him how he liked his ride ? He 'Said, that he had' never rode a' Mote pleasant horse, and asked General Kutusilti to examine his Mouth, in order to ascertain his age ; which, when done, his Highwess asked the Pest boys it their master would sell the hor4e, whea would be the price of him ? The boys said, l that their master had, uo -objection to sell the horse, and that the prieeWas sixty guineas ; whieb sum his Higlinesi illA n tliadyligteed to giVe. During the interval; the homns lost notime in asking 014 servants which of 'the (ientlemen was the Grand biike ? When they pointed him out to her, she said that was the' Courier, nor would she believe theta Until Genoa! Mansel introduced his High ness to her. ' A A N • • TO PREVENT :*iiALT., VESSELS, SUCH AS SL/7(4% • SPIONOINO Al LgAri. AND THEREBY SiNKINO. In small decked,Yeasels, such as sloops, : theta are seldom more than three or four Men to navi• gate them, so that -.11 they spring a leak the fa tigue becomes so great at the pumps that the met,' are soon eNlianstaii. When a Sloop or small yes sal is building, and before' planking the bottwo and sides, l'r the outside of the timbers be rubbed over witty a mixture of pitch, tar, cow-hair and powdered. charcoal made hot, and which when cold is 1 4 the consistency of cobbler's wax atter robbing the timbers on the outside 'with this compositifm, plonk the bottom and Weir.; when the plaulis are elialked, fill all the splices up betwee►► the timbers 'with this mixture, and also over the inside of the timhets, then nail n tife ceiling or lining planks. It is inipossatle e , thelettins of the'onter planks arc ever so open, ,)r the vessel to lesk nut coo eiiher rats nr nilto p en et ra t e between thv timbers; because they will mot touch this composition. Two tourtll brawj rollers or friction wheels fixed on the opposifit sides of the pomp sow, ut the valve, wit keep the pump speHi uptight, iiittrimike the.putuil work essier.-11 the It}l;torSol,,the different Newspapers will give publicity to thii paragraph, it runy be the Ilkettlli of saving the lives Qin ntuubtr of bra seamen. 14.1,