Star.
London, England, 1811-05-06 00:00:00

COMPACT RESIDENCE, GARDEN and LAND, BERRI.
neat WINDSOR, and in the centre of the Royal Hunt.
117 Mt. ROBINS,"

At Garravray's, To-inerrevi, May 7, at twelve, in one Lot,
ADE SIRA.BLE FRP E HOLD ESTATE, gong.
prising an eligibla Cnalge Residence, *tate at Wink.
field-row, within six milks of IWindsor, add In the very centro
of the Royal Hunt, adapted fgr the acconsmsxlatien of a Gentle-
man's Family, or compact Hutting-Boa, in a genteel Neighboar-
hood. excellent Roads, sad easy communica,ion with the Mauro-
pais ; the House contains Mut prindpal bed-chambers and clo-
sets on the first szery, and bedrooms, /cc..err; a neat entrance,
library, eating.paritior, and drawintroona on the ground door -
with welt.arranged set of servants' offices detached ; a double:
coach-honse, stable fen dye horses, a loan stable, and odsry out.
buildings 'pelt supplied with water, Omura grounds, nearly laid
out and planted, kitchen prdeis and land, containing in all about
ten acres with as exteudye right of common, ouly one mile tram
Ascot. Heatb, t from Eimming Wells and Brutal:it. 4 front
Sad, and. 26 from Leedom. May be viewed by applying to Mr.
Watson, Winkftel4-row,elvolsomportAcubn may its Ilimion tit
premises; White Hart, Windsor; Squirrel, Wiakield Pain;
Swan, Egham; Bush, Staines; White Hart, Colobiook Red
Lion, Hounslow; Messrs. Knight and Sbnaboole, and the Sun
Kingston ; Plgeonsioßgestford; at Cutaway's; and Mr:
Robins, Warwick-street, Golini-square.

MIDDLESEX—CapitaI FAMILY MANSION, emellant 0 1110 F,
Gardens, pleasant Gratiado, Orchard, and rich Meadow Lang
near Osterly Park. By Mr. ROBINS, •
At parraway*s, Tomorrow, May 7, at Twelve, in One Lot,
A VERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, cont.
Prising a desirable and substantial brick-built Family Man-
sion, situate In the Parish of HO4Oll, near Osterly Park, in the a
County oflliddleaex, and beta een the two great western roads,
within ten miles of London, coathining in the upper fl or, a Nur-
sery, five good Sleeping-fooms, large Closetstatc.; ptircipal &at,
a handsome bowed Drawing-room, the best Bed-chambers, Store-
room, and Closets ; ground Hoer, a handsome Entrance-hall,
Breakfast Parlour, Library, bowed Dining Partnir, opening to
Lain, Water-closet, listtier's Pantry, China-closet, detached,
a good Kitchen, IlreW-house, Laundry, Coal, Larder, Dairy,
Wine, Ali and Bear Cellars, a spacious Yard, with itcservoir of
Water, double Coach•hinise, Stable for ten IlJrsei, Cow hyusei,
Barn, and other necestary-buildings; the PI, asure-groulds are
tastefully disposed, and secluded from the road by a hand,ome
Plantation of Evergreens, and line grown Timber, Gardens well
stocked ind cropped, will clothed with choice Fruit-trees, Greeii-
house, &c.; the Land is rich meadow, COlllaillillg in the Whet*
about 20 Acres, In a ring fence, in a genteel neighbourhood, and
within a short distance of the main roads, where carriages are
passing to and from Town at al hours in the day.
May be viewed by titters; particulars on the Premises ; Red
, Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; White Horse, Usbridge;
Past-
' house, Cranford; White Hart, Windsor; Pigeons, Brantford;
Star and Garter, Sew-fridge; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,
! Warwick-street, Golden-square; of whom tickets for viewing
nap be bad.

SUSSEX.
AN EXCELLENT MANSION, WITH EIGHTY-ONS
ACRES OP LAND.
By Mr. WILIER, •
On the French" on Monday, the Sd of June' 1411, at Twilve,
truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD
1- ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residence of
Admiral MONTAGU, (Exonerated from Latid•Tax).
Comprising--a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state
of solid an ornamental repair, and coneatro, In the basement,
ample Cellarige ; on the ground door, a itandsonie Hall and
Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Break'ast Rooms, and a
neat' Liberia.* and Greechouse, likewise Domestic Caws, replete
with goner:Al-Cycles of every de.etiption; on the first Boor, a very
, fine proportioned Drawine Room, six airy Bed Cbentberi, foar
Dressilt Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics, Store Rooms
and Housemaids Closets, capacious Tanks and good spring weer;
a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Ground, inclosed by lofty
wall, covered whit the choicest Fruit 'Frees, die Espaliers and
Filbert hedges, 'bum:tautly cropped with Vegetables, Tool Honsc,
capital six stalll4 Stable;Lofte, two Carriage Houses,a very Com-
plete fitted at firraiiiinse' Granary, Drying Yazd, and Poultry-
Houses. This delightful Residence is situate In i Lawn of up.
wards of Fifty Actes, beltedby a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure
Ground*, the agricultural Buildings, which are very completei are
in a Dell, screened from view by Forest 'Frees. The remaining
part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three neat Cottages
and Guldens.
The eligibility of situation, Unrivalled beauty of country, Its
extensive marine and land prospects of hid and dale, and a' de-
rightfully fertured thampaign country, cannot be sufficiently tic,
tibed—ft One tbe seen to be properly appreet ; the soil 's
peculiarly dry; the air salubrious and healthy, in abighly rispeet7
able netiblitorhood, surrounded by the best roads, neat a fasktone
able anti retired Watering Place and a very short distance (rent
She Duke of lirchmoturi FOX 14[1[14.
Descriptive Particulars wilt be published one main, prevhicis
to the Sale ; and may be had at the Anctiob Malt t of Mturi.
Whistanley, l'aten•corer-row ;,Mc. H. Phillip'', Ilatid-street-,• erg
the Libraries, 1 unbridge Wells, Brighton' Watching, asdlrfor,
owl at the, principal Inns in the neighbauring Market Tont►tis4
and of Mr. Weller. Chichester, of whom Tickets may hot;iakti
Neatest she tic el Dlar m di* day of salt. , • •
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KING'S lIIR'TH-D.6.1f.
TI3ISI-I respectfully acquaints the Nobility,
. Gentry, and Public, that from the popularity of the pre.
sent Lottery, containing Sixty Capitals, all to be drawn oh the
Birtk•day el our beloved Sovereign, the Tickets are likely to be-
come ♦try strive lung before tie 4th of JUNE.
' The Scheme contains

4 Prises of
24 Ditto
32 Ditto .
4,060 Ditto of

.C 404100
1,000
500
--• 50, 25, 5Ce.

XBO,OOO
24,000
16,000
80,000

•
The favours of Adventurers are solicited at 4, CORNHILL,
.ad 9, CHARING-CROSS, where in the last Two Lotteries,
4 Prizes of £20,000, and in the last Fifteen Months, 7 Prizes
of £20,000, and 37 other Capitals, were sold by T. BISH.

ENCYCLOPADIA LONDINENSIS.

THE Subscribers and the Public in General are
respectfully informed that the Tenth Volume of the EN-
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bound or in Boards, and the Proprietors are happy to state they
are making arrangements to enable them to Publish in a more
expeditious manner. The other Nine Volumes may be bad corn-
piece, or in one or more Numbers at a time, according to the con-
venience of purchasers, at the following prices: en common pa-
per, with plain plates, ad. per number—on ditto, with plates co-
loured, Is. 9d—On fine vellam paper, with plain plates, 11..--on
ditto, with plates superbly coloured, Is. 6d.
London : Printed for Adlard and Jones, 17, Ave-Maria-lane,
Sr. Paul's; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pa.er-
aasfer-row ; Champante and Whitrow, Jewry-stmt, Aidgare ;
J. White and Co. Horace's Heed, Fleet- street; Naftali, Fisher,
and Dixon, Liverpool; Swindell, Manchester; Merridew, Co-
ventry ; and may also be had of all the Booksellers in Town and
Country.

WILLIS'. ROOMS,KING-STREET,ST.JAMES's-SQUARE,
MAY 1,1811.
A T a MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GEN-
TLEMEN, held at this House pursuant to palate adver-
tisement,

His Royal Highneit the Duke of YORE, in the Chair.

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The following Resolutions were moved by the Marquis of
LA NSDOWN C, and unanimously carried:

Ist. That this Meeting, considering the long and ezceuive
sufferings which have been inflicted upon the inhabitants of Por-
tugal by the French invasion and deeply sensible of the good
conduct and public spirit which they have uniformly manifested
Ender all the trying circumstances of that calamitous and event-
fitl is desirous of promoting and extending, by every
means in its power, the. subscription, which has been recently
commenced for their relief.

ad. That fur this purpose a Committee be appointed to solicit
and receive subscriptions; and that all monies so received be paid
to the account which has been opened with the Bank of England,
and placed under the same management and controul
'that the following persons do form the Committee:
His Royal Highness the Duke
of York
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Grafton
Duke of Montrose
Earl Spencer
Earl Fltzwilliam
Marquis of Stafford
Earl of Bridgewater
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Viscount Sidmouth
Lord Granville Levessn Gower
Viscount Castlereagh
Lord Holland
Earl of Moira
Earl of Darnley
Right Hon. Charles Long
Right Hon. Sir Wm. :matt
Lord Rivers
IF:mount Berkeley
Lord.Harewood
T. P. Courtney, Esq.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to his Royal High.
nen the Duke of YORK, for the honour of his countenance and
assistance at this Meeting,
On the mutton of the Earl of Buelimesamsnial, it was re-
Salved as follows :

Lord Rolle
Lord De Dunstanville
Right Hon. J. C. Villiers
Lord Bruce
Earl of Courtotta
Earl Waldegrava
Lord Brow illow
Earl of Breadalbane
Viscount Primrose
Duke of Portland
Duke of Northumberland
Richard Ibirough, Esq.
Hawkins Browne, Esq. .
Sir John Ord, Bart.
William Moreland, Esq.
Matthew Lewis, Esq.
Sir Charles Edmonstone, Bart.
John Fuller, Esq.
Richard Wellesley, Esq.
Earl of lichester
Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M. P.

That the Thanks of this Meeting be given t. the Marquis of
LAN SDOW a for the manner in which he has brought this matter
under consideration.

Resolved, That the Committee now elected do meet at this
House on Saturday, the 4th of May, at Four o'Clock precisely.
The books for Subscriptions were immediately opened, and
the following sums subscribed t
H. R. H. Duke of York 100 0
Marquis of Lansdown 100 0
John Fuller, Esq. Rose
Hill
100 0
i
Earl of Breedalbane 100 I
Sir Charles Talbot 100 0
Duke of Montrose 100 0
Earl of Harrowby 100 0
Lord Viscount Grim-
stone 10Q 0
Colonel Wood 50 6
Mr. Wood 56 Tit
Mathew Lewis, Esq. SO 0
Borough, Esq. 50 0
Thomas Peregrine
Courtney, Esq. 10 10
1!. H. Noble, Esq. 5 0
—..— Sotheby, Esq. 10 0
Mr. Lance 10
William Dawson, Esq. 10 10
Rev. Thomas Snell 5 5
Lord Aston 2 2
Major Aubrey 25 0
Moriand, Ransom, and
100 0
Co.
Henry Thompson, Esq.
Kirby hall 100 0
Marquis Wellesley 100
John Walker, Esq. 21 0
James Perry, Esq. 20 0
Arthur Tegart, Esq. 10 0
R. H. Wood, Esq. 20 0
Earl of Besborough 50 0
Loyd Burghersb 50 0
Viscount Primrose 100 0
Earl Spencer 100 0
J. H. Browne, Esq. 50 0
X.ord Holland 50 0
Earl Waldegrave 50 0
Brig.-Gen. Brock, per
Mr. Broek 50 0
Messrs. Twining 30 0
Robert Faisuhar, Esq.
Portland Place 10 10
T. Goldney S '5
G. W. Jordan S 0
The Dean of Windsor 21 0
Jno. Peter Auriol, F.aq. 10 10
7..0rd Viscount Diodley
and Ward 100 0
Colonel Bradford - 3 S
Edward Hume, Esq. 52 10
Colonel H. B. Sunbury 21 0
F. Jo*. Browne, Esq.
Frampton 25 0
Hugh Lascelies. Esq. 25 0
Titus. Calverley, Esq. 10 10
Lieut Col. Bathurst S S
I'age, Esq. I S
Admiral Gugot 5 0
'.(r. Vandiest 5 0
Wm. Hamilton, Esq. 21
ltev. F.dvr. Mellish 21 0
Edw. Willes, Esq. 20 o
!no. Francis Willes 20 0
Earl of llchester 52 111
Further Subscriptions will be received at the Bar of this Tann,
gig at iu &Ike Innteii in Load's and Arestntipstar.
•

Sir C. Edmondstone SO 0
Sit. John Orde S 6
Thos. Sherberne, Esq. 10 10
Pereeval Elliott, Esq. 10 0
Robs. Windt, Esq. S 5
Lewis Goldsmith, Esq. 5 0
Rev. Mr. Slade
Admiral Sir E. Hervey 10 10
Wakefield Hogg, Esq. 5 S
John Angerstein, Esq. 10 0
Duke of Grafton 10q 0
Earl Fitzwilliam 100 0
Lord Levison Gower 50 0
Earl Darnley 50 0
George Bowes, Esq. .50 0
Rt. Hon, Charles Long SO o
Lord Bruce 50 0
Earl Conrtoun So 0
Messrs. Faulding, and

Stratton 10 0
Charles Benney, Esq. 10 10
W. Walter, Esq. 10 10
Richard Howard, Esq. SO 0
W. Wilberforce, Esq.
M. P. SO 0
John Mortlock, Est 20 0
las Markham, Esq. 21 0
William Snell, Esq. IS 0
Lord Somerville / VI 0
Earl of Bridgewater 100 0.
Lord Castlereagh 100 0
Marquis of Stafford 100 0
Lord Vise. Sil.anoutis 100 0
Earl of Buckingham-
shire 100 0

I Lord Rolle 100 •
Lord De Bunstanvillo l 0• 0
Earl of Aylesbury 1041 0
Sir William Scott 100 0
Lord Brownlow 100 0
'l'homas Go!Joey IS 5
C. Hassell, Esq. 4 14
Viscount llulkeley SO
Lord Dysart 50 0
Lord Harewood 100 0
John Beckett, Esq. 01 0
Colonel Drinkwater 10 10
Jeremiah Dyson, Esq. 5 S
The Right lion. Wm.
Dundaa 10 •
Robert Peele, Esq. 50 0
Earl Bathurst 100 0
Claude Scott, Esq. 5• •
Chevalier Ruspinl 10 0
Mr. °aglow 100 0
Viscount Crentorno 100 0
J. A. New Inn 0
Pybas. Call, Marten,
and Hale 106 0
Earl of Egremont 100 0
The Right Hon. John
Sullivan 50 0
I Lord Newark Si •
John Reeves, Esq. 20 0
Mr. Richard Glover 34 10

fIOM SATURDAY mown cAzturri.

CROWN-OFFICE. MAY 4.
lIIIIDIR RITURNED TO stRVII IN THIS ?REMIT

• • PARLIAMENT.
Borough of Taunton.—Henry Powell Collins, Esq. in the room
of John Hammett, Esq. deceased.
WHITEHALL, MAY 4.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously
pleased, in the same and on the behalf of his Majesty to present
the Rev. Richard Lendon, M.A. to the United Rectories of St.
Edmund the King and St. Nicholas Acmes, in the City and Dio-
cese of London, void by the death of the Rev. Henry Dymock.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
*RDNANCE-0111PICE, MAY 3.

Artillery of the King's German Legion.
Second Lieutenant Ernest Thiclen to be First Lieutenant, vice
Ucherfeldt, deceased. Dated April 16, 1911.
Henry Hartmann, Gest. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Tbielen,
promoted. Dated April 17, 1811.

John

Commission in the Tower Hamlets Militia, signed
by the Lerd Lieutenant.-2d Regiment.
Henry Frederick Hawker, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March
30,1811. _ _

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.
Chatham and Dartford Regiment of Local Militia.
Edward Twopeny, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May it, 11111.
Christopher Prebble, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May ; 1811.
Provender Yeomanry Cavalry.
John Hilton, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated April 17, 1811.
West Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Cobham Squadron.
Thomas Sunders, Gent. to be Cornet. Doted April 87, 1511.
Sevenoaks Troop.
Tobn Thomas Claridge, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Argil 17,
1811.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant .of the
County of Essex.
Ist Regiment of Essex Local Militia.
Lieutenant Daniel Stratton, jun. to be Captain, vice Bullock, late
Watson, resigned. Dated April 9, 1811.
Id Regiment.
James Dean, Gent, on resigning his Ensigney, to be Quarter-
Master, with the rank of Lieutenant, vice Ruffed, resigt.ed.
Dated March 25, 1811.
9d Regiment.
James Cook, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Barton, promoted. Dated
April 18, 1811.

4th Regiment.
Henry Scott Boston, In. to be Captalr, vice Pollett, resigned.
Dated April 18, 1611.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
Etnsworth Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant John Gibbs to be Captain, vice Mant, resigned.—
Dated April 85, 1811.
Ensign William Bear Young to be Lieutenant, vice Gibbs, pro-
moted ; James Whiteley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hallovray,
resigned; George Young, Gent. to be Ensign, •ice William
Bear Young, promoted. Dated u above.
Commissions signed by the Itord Lieutenant of the
County of Hereford. .
Herefordshire Regiment of Militia.
Idward J. Abbott and Charles Lane, Gents. to be Lieutenants.

Dated March 8, 181
Robert Pack Tudor, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.
Ist Battalion of the North Herefordshire Local Militia.
William Cook, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rodney, resigned. Dated

March 30, 1811.
Ist Regiment of Herefordshire Local Militia.
Lieutenant William Symonds, to be Captain, vice Ravenhill, re-
signed; Ensign Philip Baylis, to be Lieutenant, vice Symonds,
promoted. Dated April 11, 11i1.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Aber-
deenshire.

2d Regiment of Aberdeenshire Local Militia.
Ensign James Arbuthnot to be LieutenantoriceFraser; Atexander
Ogston, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Arbuthnot ; and lames Scott,
Gent. to be ditto, vice Pixie, resigned. Dated April 3, 1811.
Aberdeenshire Regiment of Militia.
James Roy, Gent. to be Quarter-Muter, vice John Roy, ap-
pointed Adjutant. Dated April 4, 1841.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Jane 29. Samuel Swallow, of Crows-court, Thread]
London, Russia-broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.,

James By&Id, late o[ litWalra-lane, Islington, Middlesex, dealer
and chapman.

BANKRUPTS.
John Griffiths, of Knighton, Radnorshire, draper, dealer and
chapman, Ve surrender May 25, 27, and June 15, at three, at
the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. Rohm
Gilleas,Wercester ; or Messrs. Cardall and Spear, Gray's-Inn,

London.
Richard Smithson, late of Kinpton.upon-Hull, publican, coal-
merchant, dealer and chapman, May 6,7, and June 15, at
eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies,
Messrs. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lin-
coln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Gaten Hair, Parliamentotreet,
Kingston .upon-HulL
Isaac Carter, of Manchester, corn and Sour-dealer and chap-
man' Mayl7, 18, at two, and June 15, at ten, at the George
Inn, Manchester. Attomies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Chan-
cery-lane, London ' • or Mr. Jepsom, Manchester.
Thomas Lawson and James Davison, of Riding-House-lane, St.

Mary-Ls-Bonne, Middlesex, painters, glaziers, arid copartners,
• May 7, 21, and June 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Lee, Castle-street, Holborn.
'Thomas Drake, of Carr-Hall-Mill, within the Forest or Chase of
Pendle, Lancashire, miller, dealer and chapman, May 27, 28,
and June 15, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, within Preston.
Attornies, Mr. Hugh Dewhurst, Preston; or Messrs. Caton
and Brumell, Aldersgate-street, London.
Robert Gordon and Alexander Gordon, of Manchester, travel-
ling-chapmen, dealers and copartners, May 11, 18, and June
15, at two, at the Moseley Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies,
Mr. Robert Milne, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane,
London.
Jeremiah Waring, of Altos,
_Hants, woolstapler, dealer and chap-
man, May 21, at three, May 22, and June 15, at three, at the
Swan Inn, Alton. Attornies, Mr. Trimmer, Alton; or Mr.
Dyne, No. 59, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London.
William Carpenter, late of Westuratting, Cambridgeshire, horse-
dealer, broker, dealer and chapman, May 13, 14, and Jane 15,
at nine, at the Black Bull, Cambridge. Attornies, Mr. Caesar,
Trempington-street, Cambridge ; or Messrs. Kinderley, Long,
and Ince, Gray's-Inn.
Robert Mair, of Liverpool, linen-draper, May 29, SO, and June
15, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool.-
Anomie', Messrs. Shephard and Adlington, Bedford-row,
London ; or Mr. Joseph Dawson, Temple-court, Liverpool.
William Rigg, of Liverpool, merchant, May 29, 30, and June
15, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies; Messrs.
Stanistreet and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool; or Mr. Win-
die, itrett, Bedford-row, London.
William Drakeford, of Great Peter-street, Westminster, baker,
dealer and chapman, May 4, at one, May 15, and Jane 15,
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt.l'urner, Edward...street,
Cavendisl;-square.
Edward Gibson and Charles Peter Whitaker, late of Great St.
Helen's, London, merchants, agents, dealers and chapmen,
May 11, 18, and June 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Dawn, Angel-court, Thragmortoo-street. '
Christopher Wildman, of Great Newport-street, Long-Acre
Middlesex, silversmls, dealer and chapman, May 11, Isobel
June 15, at t en, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. C. Smart, Clement's
Inn, London.
John Nichohon Cooper, of Bechtel*, parish of Millom, Cumber-
land, and Joseph Cooper, of Broughton, in Furness, Lanca-
shire, tanner', dyers, manufacturer., dealers, chapmen, and
copartners, May SO, at five, May 111, at eleven, at the King's-
Head, Broughton, and June 15,at eleven, at the King's Atm,,
Lancaster. Atturnies, Mr. James Park, Unersten, Lancashirse
or Mr. Wigleswerth, Gray's-Inn court, London.
William Reid, of . ristol, inierancis-broker, dealer and ski
May IS, 18, and June 15, at twelve, at the Bosh 1
Bristol. Attornies Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Rh
ch4icerY-lines Ludon;; es mews. B. is 4 O. sn4a,

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Yoba Nackburn add Janleg Cook, of fAaekifelb, Writ-hie/Ants
and dealers in porter, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, May
87, at five, May 28, and June 15, at eleven, at the Kips'''.
Arms-lon, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Rlakelock aad Mlb-
kinson, No. 8, Elm-court, Temple, Landes ; or Mr. E. At-
kinson, Lancaster.
Robert Rippon, William Lees, and Thomas Wilkinson the youn-
ger, of Liverpool, merchants, copartners, dealers, and chap-
men, May 7.18, and lone 15, at ten, at Guildhall, London.—
Attornies, Messrs. Tibbs and Preston, New Bridge-street,
London.
James

Mills, of Back Cbureh-lane, parish of St. Mary, White-
chapel, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, May 7, 11,
and June t 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Templer,
Burr-street, East Smithfield.

«atm Whateley, of Lawrence Pountney-Hill, Cannon-Minot,
London, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 11,18, and June
15, at one, at GuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Lane,Lawrence Pm/Jit-
ney-MU, London.
ohn Widnell, of Holborn, Middlesex, potter, glass-seller, dealer
and chapman, May ie. 18, and June 15, at one, at GuildhalL
Attornies, Messrs. Dixon, Allen, and Best, Paternoster-row.
fobn Robson, of Manchester, innkeeper, dealer and chapman,
May is, 25, and lune 15, at two, at the George lun, Man-
chester. Anomie', Mr. Buckley, Manchester, or Messrs.
Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
James Capstack, of Lancaster, cabinet-maker,:elealer and chap-
man, May 27, at five, May SS, and June 15, at eleven, at the
King's Arms Inn, I.ancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Mkt:loch
and Makinson, No. S, Elm-court, Temple, London; or Mr. R.

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Atkinson, Lancaster.
John Merrifield, of Plymouth, grocer, Jane 7, I, sad 15, at tea,
at the London Inn, Borough of Plymouth. Attornies, Messrs.
Anstice and Cox, Inner Temple, London; or Mr. Kelly, Ply-
mouth.

William Tolly, jun. of Richmond, Surrey, sadler and harness- I
maker, May 7, 8 aid June 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Thavies Inn.
John Abernetbie and Benjamin Alsernethk, of College-hill, Lon-
don, merchants, dtalers and chapinen, May 7, 18, and June
15, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornles, Messrs. Anne.-
ley and Bennett, Angel-court, Throgmortot-street, and 'listen-
house-yard, Lothbury.
Smart Jones, late of Dukeretreet, Aldgate, London, draper, dea-
ler aid cbapman, May 7, 111, and June 1 3, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Jamison, Castle-street, Holborn.
James Welford, of the Old South Sea House, Broad-street, Lon-
don, iruurance-broker, underwriter, dealer and chapatan, May
7, 18, snd June 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr..
Allan, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry.
James Dobson, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and ekaprnan,
May 14, at one, May Ili, at twelve, and June 15, at one, at
Attornies, Messrs. Vandercont and Comyus, Bush-
lane, Cannon-street, London.
Frederick Burchell, of Warwick-place, Bedford row, Middlesex,
&Idler, May 11, 18, arid June 15, at ten, at GuiWhall. Attar-
pies, Messrs. Jones and Sandell, Sise-lane, Bucklersbury.
John Smithson, of BLlckfriars-road, parish of Christchurch, Sur-
rey, grocer, dealer and chapman, May 7, IS, and June IS, at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornq, Mr. Boswell, St. Mi-
chael's Churoh-yard, Cornhill.
John Stanley, of Deal, Kent, ironmonger, May 11, 18, and June
15, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attonsies, Mr. Marlow,
Bouverie-street ; or Mr Roberts, Clement's Inn.
John James Bowring, late of New Bond-street, Middlesex, bat-
ter, liftman, dealer and chapsuan, May 7, 18, and June 15, at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Port',
. .

Mincing-lane, Tower-street.
Richard Pettit, of College-kill, London, merchant, packer dea-
ler and chapman, May 11, IS, and June 15, at eleven at
Guildhall. Attondes, Messrs. Annesley and Bennett, Aniel-
court, Throgmorton-stmt, and Tokenhouse-yard, I.othlau, y.
William Coombe, of Scot's-yard, Cannon-street, London, suer-
• chant, dealer and chapman, May 11, IS, and June 15, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Anaesley and Ben
nett, Angel-court, l'hrogmorton-street, and Tokenhouse-yard,
Lothbury.
fames Cook, late of Plaistow, Essex, gardener, May 11, at eleven,
May 14, at twelve, an/ June 15, at eleven, at G aildhall, Lon-
don. Atturntes, Messrs. Ballachey and Silver, Angel-court,
Throgmorton-street.
jsaac Hurrell, of the parish of Henny, Essex, miller, May 16,17,
and June 15, at ten, at the Rose and Crown, in Sudbury, Sufo
folk. Atturntes, Mr. Edmund Stedman, Sudbury; or Messrs.
Meggison and Fairbatik, Hatton Garden, London.
Robert Bainton, of Lornbard•street, London, provision-dealer,
May 7, at twelve, May 14, and June li, at one, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Walker, Old Jewry, Lyndon.
'William Smith, now or late Commander of the Lustre West In-
dianian, mariner, dealer and chapman, May 11, lb, and June
15, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Dawes,
Angel-court,

DIVIDENDS.

Aaron Lam, of the Minories, Middlesex, haberdasher, May
28, at ten, at Guildhall—Joseph Dlnsdale of Kingston-npun-
Hull, May 25, at twelve, at Guildhall --6harles Ellis, late of
Jermyn-street, Westminster, tallow-chandler, May 25, at one, at
Guildhall.—John Hinde, C. P. Wyatt, and Thomu Keyse, of
Horsely Down, Surrey, lead-manufacturers, May 25, at twelve,
at Guildhall.—Tissuna: Randall, of Oxford, linen draper, May 4,
at one, at Guildhall.—Thomas Hooker, of Mary-laebonne-street,
Middlesex, grocer and tea-dealer, May 25, at ten, at Guildhall.
William Sykes, of White Lion-street, Norton Falgate, seed-Me-
-1 tor, lune 29, at ten, at Guildhall.—Robert Stones, of Mark-lane,
London, and New-cross, Deptford, provision-merchant, May 25,
at one, at Guiklhall.--John Swan, of Wapping-Wall, Middlesex,
mast and block-maker and grocer, May 95, at ten, at Guildhall.
Charles Robinson, late of Wood-street, London, and Aldenham,
I Hens, sloth-worker, May 25, at twelve, at GulldhalL—Peter F.
Venauk de CharmlUy, of Somerset-street, Middesex, coal-mer-
chant, May 14, at twelve, at GuSdhalL—John Blow, of Hart-
ford, currler, June 8, at one, at Guildhall—George M. Juke,
late of Gosport merchant, May 7, at eleven at GuildhalL—Benl
Janda Hills, late of Enfield Town, linen-draper, May 28, at ten,
at Guildhall.—Charles Troutiseck, late of Rathbone-place,
Mid-
dlesex, upholsterer and auctioneer. June 8, at ten, at Guildhall.—
John Remington, late of St. Ives, Huntingdooshire liquor mer-
' chant, May 27, at eleven, at Guildhall—Jana W. Ashwell, of
Colchester, grocer, May 29, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn. Col-
chester.—Edward G. Adams, of High-street, St. Mary-la bonne,
Middlesex, apothecary, May 25, at one, at Guildhall.--Joseph
Dunn and Charles Robinson, late of Wood-street, London, fac-
tors, May 25, at one, at Guildhall.—Adam Morton, of Hfm
Common, Surrey, corn-dealer, May 25, at one, at aildhall,
CERTIFICATES, MAY 25.

Walter Garman, of the City of Bristol, merchant.
William Cameron, of Liverpool, Lancashire, spirit-merchant.
Aaron Joseph aniGeorge Sheppard, both of Frame-Selwood, in
Somersetshire, clothiers.
William Ball, late of Budge-row, London, warehouseman.
John Keating, of Manchester, dealer and chapman.
John Pollitt, of Manchester, grocer.
Thomas Apr, of the Town of Kingstan-upon-Hull, hatter.
James Richardson, of Sloane-street, Chelsea, apothecary.
Nathaniel Cooper, of Pemberton-row, London, china-glider.
Joseph Midwool, of Manchester, merchant.
Robert Derbishire, of Liverpool, Lancashire, grocer.
William King, of Newport, Isle of Wight, miller.
Peter Bogle, James Bogle, jan. and Daniel Jopsun, of Ringley,
Lancashire, calico-printers.
William Riddiford, of Uley, county of Gloucester, clothier.
William Winter, of Pusey, Wiltshire, shopkeeper.
James Macneall, of Preston, linen-draper and tea-dealer.
John Collins Tabor, of Colchester, Esse:, merchant.
James Benwell, of' Freshford, Wiltshire, inn-holder.
William Canoe, late of Odey, Yorkshire, stationer.

Jabn L. White' late of Cannon street, Loodon,
Join Smith, of Newton Lancashire, muslin-manufactur
William Easton, of Bread-street, London, factor.
George Dowries, late of Eccles, Lancashire, callenderer.
James Ward, of Sutton, Norfalk, merchant.

Thomas Hill, of Brighthelmscon, Sussex baker.
John Mountford, of Worcester, woollen-draper.
John Francis, late of Cambridge, corn-factor.
IL,bert Matthews,i of King's-Arins-buildings,'Wood-street, Loa-
dpa , Blackwell-Hall-factor.
Valentine Close, late of Handley, Staffordshire, potter.
Charts. Poulton, of Reading, cabinet-maker and upholsterer.
William Ord and' Joseph Ewbank, late of Monk-Wearntonthe
Shore, Durham, mercers iind drapers.
Thomas Dutton, of Liverpool, cabinet-maker and tea-dealer.
Meredith Swancett, of Footer-lane, London, warehouseman.
t Praia and John Preis', of Thernsigstreet, Aloomsbary,
nitirdelears, coach.makors and painters.
Cloncy, of St. Mary Age London, merchant,
Richard Savvy, of Bath, harness-maker.
W alias) NVIVIIIIIN of Canterinny-ssuare,SOutbwarit, and drool',
pormobirei atercloak

AtILLI9IV.,

Amendments submitted to the House of Com:Nosh
on Friday, by Mr. Hoanza, on Mr. VANWITART%
Propositions respecting Money, Bullion, and Eg.
changes ; dated 26th April, 1811 :.
ARINNINEINT TO NO. 4.

That, prior to the restriction of cash payments, the
exchanges were never more unfavourable to Great
Britain, for any length of time, than from five to
seven per cent. below par, the depression appearing th
have never exceeded the whole expence of transmit.
ting specie abroad ; except during a debasement or.
the coins of the realm.

That, prior to the said restriction, the market
price of standard gold in bars never rose Above the
mint price more than 11 per cent. and that only fot
a .very short interval; except in 1720, the year of the
famous South Sea Scheme, when it rose to g4.16.6d.
per oz. ; and during the periods when the coins of the
realm have been debased.

That, in periods subsequent to the said restriction,
and particularly of late years, the exchanges have
been unfavourable to Great Britain mach below th,
limit marked, by the whole cost of transmitting spc.
cie abroad, and have continued so for a considerabk
time together, being at present, and hawing been fat
a considerable time, more than 25 per cent. below
par ; and in the same manner the market price et
standard gold in bars has been and still is more that;
25 per cent. above the mint price.

io No. 5.

That during the wars carried oa by King William
111. the exchanges did fall below the limit sted, by
the expence of transmitting specie ; and the price of
Gold Bullion did rise very considerably, viz. dusiog
the debased state of the Silver Coia of the realm
but, immediately after the reformation of the Coin,
the market price of Gold fell to the Mint price, and
the exchanges rose nearly to par, although the cir.
cumstances of the war, and the foreign expenditure,
continued unaltered.

That, between the reformation of the coin in the
reign of King William and the 4th year of the reign
of King George the First, the Guinea passed by law
for 225. during which period therefore the Mint price
of Gold was £4. ls. 7d.

That during the Seven Years War, and until the
year 1774, the Gold Coin of the realm was in a state
of debasement.

That the price of Standard Gold in bars neat
exceeded the Mint price in any one year of the
American war.

That the exchange with Hamburgh, which had
been rather unfavourable to this country during part
of the year 1795. ceased to be so in March 1796, be-
came more favourable in the month of October, art!
continued favourable till the 26th of February 1797,
when the restriction took place, and for some time
afterwards.

That there was no rise in the price of Standpi
Gold in bars immediately prior to the 26th of
bruary 1707, nor for a considerable Lumber of year:
before.

That the state of the exchanges, and of the price
of Bullion, for two years previous to the Peace of
Amiens, was subsequent to the said restriction.
AMENDMENT TO NO. 6.
That with regard to the period of 75 years, ending
with the Ist of January 1796, from the year 172.1 to
1758, the market price of gold never at any one time
exceeded the Mint price by more than ls. Ad. per or..
and seldom by more than half that sum ; from 17511
to the recoinage of the gold in 1775, the market price
of standard gold in bars was always above the Mint
price, and sometimes exceeded it by as much as 35.6 d.
per oz. being the period doting vehich the coins were
in a debased state; from the recoinage in 1773 to the
25th February 1797, the date of the restriction, the
market price of standard gold in bars never exceeded
the mint price, except for part of the years 1783 and
1784, when it rose ltd. above the mint price ; since
the year 1804, the price of standard gold in bars has
been always very considerably above the mint price ;
and from the end of the year 1108 to the present time,
has been progressively rising (with occasional than.
ations) till it has been as high as the unprecedented
price of ef4. 18s. per os. as appears fromWetenhall's
Tables.

TO IW. 7.

That taking the issues of Bank Notes in circulation.
not at their amount on a particular day, bat on a fair
average antecedent to any alteration of the exchanges
and price of Bullion, it does not appear, from the in,
formation which has been procured, that the price of
gold has been highest and the exchanges most unta-
vourable, when the issues of Bank Notes have beta
considerably diminished, and have been restored to
their ordinary rates subsequently to those issues ining
increased.
That since the said Restriction, the price of
Bullion has been highest, and the exchanges have
been most unfavourable, at times subsequent to the
periods in which the issues of Bank Notes have most
increased.

AMIDIDMIDIT TO NO. 8.
That taking the average of Bank Notes in circula.
tion in the years 178 t and 1783, from their arnowt
in the beginning of the months of January, March,
June, October, and December, in each year; and tai.it
of 1784, from their amount in the beginning of the
months of March, Jape, October, and December
(which are the returns before the House), it apperrs
as follows :

1732
17" - - - • 41.583,60
1784 . - - 6,309 855
That the exchanges with Hamburgh, and the prise
of Foreign Gold, during the sane periods, were 2'
follows : Exch. For G.
In 1782. January 31 9 SslB 6
March....... 3.1 10 ..... 19 0
June Si 7 310 6
0ct0ber......32 3 4 2 0
December...3llo..« 4 0 1
18 1733. January 32 41 0
March 39 5 319 0
June. 31 1 4 e /I
Octcher......St 7 ~...3 19 6
Deceruber...32 19
la 1784. March 33 19 0
June. 34 17 101
Octuber 34 7 ....3 17 1
December... 34 10 ..... 17 1
That the exchange with Hambah, between tilt
end of December 1784, and the of Feb. 1767,
fell from $5. ¢. to 54. 6.
AMINO/612NT TO NO. 9.
Thy; of the sum of 4410'704,000p stated tc hare