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THIRD IAY.--1,011 THE PLAIN 01 THE CU?.

Marquis of Hun try;; Gordan of Nr
thermuir's blue b. Beauty—first course undecided--secoad
course, Valiant beat Beauty, and won the cup.
The tryer was unable to get forward on the first course, fet
the main, and the dogs were ordered to be again put is deep
It is worthy of remark, that the winner of the cup had asst
his legs broken when a Ruppy; and, notwithstanding, it on
the fastest dogs ever run in Scotland.

CORN Excitable; M•aa-trtts, APRIL 11.—We had a
rival of Barley to-day from Suffolk, which met heavy oak its
decline of is. per quarter on the finest qualities; but the Ill*
nor samples could not be got off, although offered at a VOW
reduction. What Wheat appeared this morning, consisted chkif
of what remained over from Monday's supply, and for WWI
there was very little demand : a few picked samples &taiga
Monday's prices, but the inferior sorts are from Is. to 9s. pet
quatter cheaper. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, no alterados.
SMITH/IRLO MARCIT, AFRO/ 6.—l3sef, 3s. 6d. to 4RIRL pot
stone of Blbs. ; Mutton, 3s. 6d. to 4a. Sd. Vul, ss. Od. to 6.. Od,
Pork, 41.61 to 55.4 d. Lamb, Os. Od. to Os.od..—Cattk st Ilstbet•
Beasts, 573 ; Calves, 90; Sheep and Lambs, soloo ; Pigs, 140,"'
Hay, 31. 6s. to 41. 41. Clover, 41. 4s. to 51. Si. Straw, II"
IL Hs.

ALA Intl ED.
On the 4th of March, at the Palace of Canine. sear 14.6
(the residence of Lucien Bonaparte), T. WyseEm. oldie Mal
of &. John, near Waterford, Ireland (a Rom iR Catholic fafl'
to Letitia, daughter of Louis Bonaparte, Prince of Cabo, so
brother of the Ex-Emperor of Franca

DIED.
Saturday, in Pa11•Mall, in the 88d year Of his age, lir 11661°
Chubs. Banbury, Bart. of Great Barton, in Suff_oll
LONDON 7Printed and published bi I.svaleato
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 5.
The House sat in a Committee of Privileges on the Strath-
more Peerage, at three o'clock, when Mr. Mier opened the
case. The Committee then adjourned to this day senuight. •
On the motion of the LORD Cliaireva.oa, the judgment of the
Coutt of Session in Scotland, on the ease of " Dennistoun v.
Lille," was confirmed by their Lordships.
Mr. Mason, from the Directors of the East India Company,
presented the third Report W the Resolutions of the Directors
for granting Salaries, Pensions, and Compensations.—Laid, on
the table.
The Regent's Canal Bill, and another Private Bill, were
brought up from the Commons, and read a first time.
The Innkeepers' Bill went through a Committee.
Lord Al ELY ILLE presented a Petition from Queen's Ferry
against the Roman Catholic Claims.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY presented a Mition
from the Clergy of the Deanery of Canterbury against the Ca-
tholic Bill.—The Right • Reverend Prelate said he bad another
Petition to the same effect from the Clergy of the Deanery and
Prebendary of Norwich. He thought it necessary to state, that
the reason why this Petition had fallen into his hands, was, that
the Right Rev. Prelate wjto had intended to present it, could
not come down that day. The Petition was most respectably
signed. It was besides signed by persons with whom he had
long lived in a state of intimacy, and for whom he bad the highest
respect. Ile should therefore move that the Petitions be read.
They were read accordingly ' • the prayer was, that the Bill
for granting Privileges to the Roman Catholics might not pass
into a law.
LordIROLLE presented a Petition from the Rector, Church-
wardens, &c. of the Parish of St. George,in the City of Exeter,
against the Roman Catholics.
The Earl of CA RN ARVON moved for the attendance of
certain persons, whose names he mentioned, to give evidence be:
fore the House on the Orarupound Disfranchisement liiil.—Or-
dered.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1821-06-02

TUE Lorrgay.

Mr. ELLICE intimated his intention of endeavour
ing to put a period to the system of raising aseerf
by way of Lottery.
On the vote of £200,000 for the Lottery,
Mr. BERNAL opposed the Resolution.
Mr. BENNETT also opposed the Resolution. It
appeared by the statement of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer that a surplus of from three to four tutl.
lions was expected next year, and therefore there
could be no pretext for continuing a tax which the
strictest necessity only could justify. He could not
'sue how any Right Honourable Member who advo-
cated the building of Churches could recommend a
measure which was productive of more mischief thsa
could be remedied by all the preachers and all the
congregations who attended those churches. It was
a measure of pure unadulterated mischief; as a source
of revenue, it was bad; as a source of vice and im-
morality, it was rich and productive. If this vice of
the People was to be taxed, he saw no reason why
the example of the Bishop of Winchester in form
times, or the example of the Bourbons of the present
day, should not be followed, and a tax imposed upon
the stews and brothels of the metropolis. It WAS said
that the gaming in Lotteries would go on whether
they were taxed or not; but so would vice and its.
morality in the stews and brothels; and if the latter
were taxed they would bring money, and that tax,
as in the case of the Lottery, would go hand in hand
with the vice and immorality which it sanctiooed.
He cared not for the money. but he did for the cha-
racter and morality of the People, and would there-
fore oppose the Resolution.
Mr. CRIPPS could not see how the Lottery could
be attended with the effects stated by the Hon.Ment-
ber. The tax was at all events optional; and those
who gambled in that way would, if prevented, gamble
in some other way.
Mr. W. SMITH thought a tax on certain places
might be justified on the same principles with**
on the Lottery.

Mr. GIPPS was hostile to the tax.
The CoMmiuee then divided—
For the Resolution - - - 12$
Against it
Majority in favour of the Resolution ---Sys
The other Resolutions were then agreed to, the
House resumed, and the Report was ordered w be
.
received on Monday.
_ _ _

On the motion of the CUMICIMU3II of the Ewen:nom, it was
ordered that the House at its rising should adjourns* Monday.
The Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill was read a second time.
and committed for Tuesday.
London, England, 1821-06-02

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CUSTOM

ity Order of the Hots. thi
Vu THURSDAY, the 7th,
o'Cloek in the After:
Rooms, Mincing-lane
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Sugar, Pimento, Gin'
Vine, Rum, Brandy, (

Samples.of the Good
ting's Cellars Castor
the West India and La
day, the sth, and Weds
hours of besiness. Cat
house, Custom-I louse,
A Deposit of Twent
Sale, and the-rensainde
Office, Custorn-liouse
Saturday, the iusta
and the Goods for Ilse
turdgy, the 30th instals
the 30th September st
forfeited, and the Goos

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displayed in the finiehit
Prizes. •

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Tland-strect, where S
gratis, and at all the L
The Purchaser of a
to gain a Prize.
London, England, 1821-06-02

READING SAUCE

JCOCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the
• CELEBRATED REA I)ING SAUCE, begs most re-
spectfully to caution the Nobility, Families, and the Public,
against the daily frauds and impositions practised by many Lon-
don and Country Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive
and deprive them of the
GENUINE READING SAUCE.
None are genuine but those which have the corks sealed with
the impression, " J. Cocks, Iteading;" and also the following
description of the Sauce, on an orange coloured label, " Redding
Sauce. for Fish, enriching Gravies, &e. Prepared anti Sold,
Wholesak and Retail, by J. Cocks, Reading.'
This S..iice 1a generally used at table with all sorts of Fish,
in preference to all other I. isle Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly
del....iaus with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Steaks, and Cdid
Meat. Warranted to keep good seven years in any cliniati..
It is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general appr...-
bation and extensive sale. It is patronised and recommended
by most of the Finn FaYlf.:L3 in the Kingd'm, and is retailed
itt Lon.lon by .250 of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish
Sau:c Venders ' • in Rath, by 50; Bristol, t:0 ; Edinburgh. Mar.
gow, Perth, and Aberdeen, 50; and by ue:trly All the principal
Fish Sauce l)ealers in the United KlitzdtXll most of wham seU
C0..157s Geindre and Superiur Arzu:/:Ash
w.tb Corgona F: AI, kh al
London, England, 1821-06-02

BMYRNA, APRIL 26.

This port is a prey to the most lively alarms. All
the Greeks have suddenly taken refuge in the moun-1
tains. The Turks, alarmed, have, according to their
custom, set fire to the grand Bazaar of the Jews. This
edifice has been burning these two days. The Franks
and all the Europeans, with their most valuable
effects, have sought shelter on board the vessels.
London, England, 1821-04-30

SALES IW AUCTION.
row!' OF EXF.TFR.
By Ord••r of the Honourable Commissioners of his rajesty's
Customs, on FR/DAV, the 11th \lay nest, at Eleven uTiock
in the Forenoon, at the Custoln-house in this Port,
OLD STORES .I.INDER-MLN'FIONED,
viz.
Three LUG-S AI I.S.and One CFEZPER.
Ou Strtninar, the following day, at the Custom-housc, in .
TOPS II A 11, at Three o'Clock in the 'Afternoon,
A SLOOP, called the DOVE, of Weymouth, 15 87-04 tons
burthen, with her Mats rlaii.
A SMACK, called the 1.1 :VIE P.ICKF.T, of Lyme, hurthe❑
3ti 8 94 tons, with her NiAterials.
Twelve large Store Casks, and the following Stores, worn out
in the wake at Topsham, viz.
One old Weighing Bearn,one pair Scale Boards, and one Half-
hundred Weight.
London, England, 1821-04-30

VIENNA, APRIL 14.

It is affirmed, that our Court has agreed with the
King of the Two Siciliea, that Austria shall receive
•24 millions of ducats for the expenses of the war.—
A military conscription will likewise be imposed on
the Riedmontese.

The Government has given orders to form an
Army of Observation of 40,000 men on the frontiers
of the Empire towards Wallachia. The Regiments
garrisoned at present in Galicia hare already began
their march for this purpose. On the other hand, it
was certain that the whole Austrian Army will be
placed on the war establishment; and the landwehr
will do duty in the interior of the Empire.
The Decree of the Provisional Government of
Naples, ordering all the inhabitants of that city and
the provinces tote disarmed, originated in the assas-
'illation of some Austrian soldiers. •
London, England, 1821-04-30

FLANDERS MAIL.

FRANKFOAT, APRIL 17.

The Diet has adjourned till the 14th of May.
The decision of the German Diet, on the complaint
of the Duke of Anhalt Coethen against the Cabinet
of Berlin, on account of the toll's and duties exacted
by the latter upon the Elbe, is expected with great
impatience; everybody is anxious to see in what
manner ate German Confederation' will support this
first trial of its competency, and whether, in the year
1821, in the centre of Europe, a State of inferior con-
sideration will maintain, against a Power of the fist
order, an indubitable tight and above all danger of
violation. The wisdom of the great CaLinets will
make use of the opportunity to manifest to the world
that, in the new order of Europe,. the small State, and
even the State wholly surrounded by the dominions
of another, are in perfect security, though contiguous
to the greatest Powers.
But it is, above all, the eminent and equitable cha-
racter of his Majesty the King of Prussia, which re-
vives on this occasion the most distinguished mark
of respect, when 'a neighbour, who in his *Circum-
scribed sphere Would have to fear on a thousand oc-
c tsions the vengeance of the powerful, proceeds with
confidence in the path pointed out and impo,:ed on
him by his duty towards his subjects, the honour of,
his House, and the imprescriptible rights of all the
surrounding States of Germany and of Europe.
London, England, 1821-04-30

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT&

Lord and Lady Amex are expected tomorrow at the
James's Hotel, JermyD4treet, from their seat Sluckborough, k
Staffordshire.

The Marl and Countess of St. Giamant's arrived on Satin*
at their house in St. James's•square, from their seat In Glouces-
tershire. _ _

--
Dowager Lady Surer has left town for West Dew, near
Chichester.

The Earl of Aaiun has left town for his seat, Arran Lodge,
Bognor. Sussex.
Lord CARILDICITON returned to town yesterday, from D
Castle, Kent. _ _

Lady GROIIanIA Viztursazi arrived yesterday at the Clam.
don Hotel, Bond-street, from Hatfield.
The Earl and Countess of BLZSINYON arrived on Saturday st
their house in St. James's-square, from a visit to Mr. and Mr&
TOLLEMACM4 at their seat, Hareleld House, Herts.
Lord CLIFTON returned to town yesterday, from Cobham-
hall, Kent.
The Countess of SAMMri has left town on a visit to the Esrl
and Countess oC AIIIIIDAZN at their seat, the Priory.
The Marchioness of &liana: will return to town this day
from her seat, Hatfield.
Lord and Lady Caaarczy have left town for their seat in Kent.
D. and C. ,Parusu Esqrs. have arrived at Brunet's llotti,
Leicester-square, from Holland.—Count Raman, has left dins
for Paris.

Lord and Lady Rosser &mat are returned to town from,
their seat in Sussex.
The Countess and the Ladies ASHBVILXITAX are returned to
town, front their seat in Sussex.
Lord and Lady Kum have left town for their seat, Ockkoo,
Surrey.
Sir Rosen? and Lady WICRAW have arrive their house in
Connaught-place, from their seat in Worcestershire.
Departures from Hodgson 's Hotel, Dover-street,—The Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. WALTOSD, for their seat in Surrey ; and J. CAUV
wax, Esq. for his seat in Scotland.
Arrivals at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—The Map
quis and blarchiones(of TWERDALR and family, from their seas
in Scotland; Mr. and Mrs. Homan. Coax and family, from
their seat in Skeopshire; and Mr. Ds Boson, from Draytoo•
Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook.suvet
WARD and Lady ELIZABSTH BARNA, from their seat in Dors&
shire; Dr. Comesron, from Oxford ; Colonel Sir Lorry', Os'
WAY, Bart. from Cheltenham; and Captain Ossoana, of the 19th
Lancers, from Cheltenham.—Departures from ditto :--Colorl
AtIRRIY, for his seat in Bucks; and Gnaws CraILINGTOV,
for his seat, Missenden Abbey, Bucks.
Arrivals at Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-street:•—His Eseelleu.ti
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles MlCarthy, Bart. from Pans,
Colonel Grant, from'ditto; J. W. Wetherell, Esq. from his sat.
Nanhead, Surrey; Wm. Tweede, Esq. from York; T. MI,
Esq. from his seat in Cheshire ; J. Suard, Esq. 16th Lanese
front Scotland; and IV. N•Dotsli, Esq. from ditty,

THE ARMY.

Friday, the sth Rbyal Veteran Battalion were in-
spected at Plymouth, by Major-General Sir Dam
PacK, previous to their being disbinded. The first
division are to embark from that garrison on Wed-
nesday for Shrewsbury.
London, England, 1821-04-30

BANKRUPTS.

I)aniellhnott, Princes-street, Rotherhithe, rtas•er-mariner,
to surrencler May 5, at ten, 15, at eleven, and June 9, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, :Messrs. Paterson and Pelle,

Old Broad-street.
Jonathan Lee, Sunderlind, grocer, May 1?, 19, and Jane 9,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorni.:s, Mews, Ca,ty
and Co. Angel-court, Throgmotton-street.
John Latightou, late of Arb,,tr-square, Commerchl-road, mas-
ter-mariner, May 5, at ten, 15, at eleven, and June 9, at ten,
at Guildhall. Atroruies, :Messrs. Tomlinson and lkilia:11,

CoptbaU-court, Throgmorton-street.
Joseph Ward, late of Banbury, brewer, May 5, 15, and .Ture.
9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs.
Fisher and unday, Furnival's Inn, Holborn.
Robert and Henry Wharton, Little Crosby, joiners, May 13,
19, and June 9, at eleven!, at the George fur, Dale-street,
Liverpool. Atturnies, Mr. CheSter, Staple Inn ;- or Mr.
Hodgson, Dcrby-square, Liverpool.
Robert Dawson, Norwich, linen-draper, May 12, 14, and June
9, at four, at the Norfolk lintel, Norwich. Attornies,
Messrs. Simpson and Rackham, Norwicb; or Messrs. Tay-
lor, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn.
,Thomas Clarke, Gainsborough, draper, .May 7,3, and June",
at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornits, Mr.
Taylot, Field-court, Gray's Inn ; or Mr. Payne,Nottingbam.
John Tate, Liverpool, provision-merchant, May 17, 18, and
June 9,. at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Attornies, Mr. enison, Liverpool; or Messrs. Taylor and
Roscoe, King's Bench-walk, Temple.
John Smith, Pattrington, in Ilolderness, Yorkshire, 7,rocer,
!gay 11, 12, and June 9, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck
Tavern, Scale-lane, ILuU. Attornies, Mr. Walmsk y. Par-
liament-street, hull ; or Messrs. Egerton and CO. Gray's

square.
Thomas and John Daniel Par, Cateaton-stteet, wart iouce-
men, May 5, 12, and June 9, at one, at Guildhall. Afton:
ney, Mr. Hindman, Basinghall-street.
Benjamin Glover, Watling-street, Manchester-wareh,iu:.eman,
May 8, 18, and June 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Lawrence, Dean's-court, Docturs.-Commons.
Stephen Collin, Woodlesford, Yorkshire, blacksmith, May 11,
at six, at the White Horse, Leeds, 12, and June 9, at eleven,
at the Court-house, Leeds. Anomie,. Mr. Spence, Thread-
needle-street ; or Mr. Ftrth, Wakefield.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

May 26, R. Simpson, Crown-court, Threndneedie-,lrect,
merchant, at one. May 26, R. Trbay, Hastings, ironmonger,
at twelve. May 19, T, Blackburn, Mount-street, Wbitechapel-
road, muter-mariner, at eleven. May 19, J. Lewin, Hono-
-- "lt twelve. May 19, H. Schroder, late of Col.

way,carpenter,"at .e. May 19, H. Schroder, late o,
lege-hill, sugar-refiner, at twelve. May 19, J. lose, St. Mi-
chael's-alley, Cornhill, provision-m.rchant, at ten. May 19, T.
and J. Howley, late of • Willow-street, Bankside, corn-mer-
chants, at one. May 19, Z. Keppell, Alford, Surrey, builder,
at eleven. May 19, P. and I. Blackburn, Plymouth, ship-
Landers, at twelve. May 19, W. Sherwood, late of Liverpool,
soap-manufacturer, at one. May 19, C. C. Becher, Lothbury,
merchant, at one.
London, England, 1821-04-30

DIVIDENDS to be made M the COUNTRY.

May 22, W. Simeon, Birmingham, thimble-maker, at one,
at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. May 22, W. Poole, Leices-
ter,hosier, at ten, at the Three Crowns Inn' Leicester. May
22, Joseph Little, Joseph Elliott, John Little, John Elliott, Tho-
mas Elliott, Simon Elliott, Thomas Pullan, and William Little, I
Heley-field, Durham, lead-miners, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Neweastle.upon-Tyne. May 22, Jos. Little, Jos. Elliott,John El-
lioct, and William Little,lieley.field, Durham, lead-miners, at ele-
yen, at the George, Newcastle. Mayl2l, E. Foulkes and J. Darn-
ton, Manchester, cabinet-makers, at ten, at the Star Inn,
Deanagate, Manchester. May 23, T. Barnett, Kendal, corn-
merchant, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Kendal. Mayl
19, R. and J. Grimshaw, Manchester, merchants, at nine, at
the Star Inn, Manchester. May 2r, W. Reynolds, Bristow,
soap maker, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.— I
May 91, J. Newbold, late of Leamington Priors, Warwick-
shire, butcher, at eleven, at the Crown hotel, Leamington Priors.
May 19, T. Inchhold, Leeds, bookseller, at eleven, at the 1!
Golden Lion Inn, Leeds.
London, England, 1821-04-30

RADNORSIIIRE.

Desirable Freehold Estates, Eligible Mansion-House and Offices,
excellent Garden, Orchard, Fanning Bai!dings, and nearly •
ONIVIUNDRED ACRES of good Meadow, Pasture,
Orchard, Hop-yarding, and Arable Land; and a compact
Farm, with an Inn, and Out-buildings, and FORTY-SIX
ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land, near the Rivers Wye
and Ithon ; a fine Sporting Country, and valuable and exten•
sive Common Itialits.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square),
•
At Garraway's Coifie House, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
TIVIIIARAY, the I Oth of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots,
NTALUA BLE FREEHOLDESTA'IES,Land-Tax
V redeented, situate in the naishes of Dissertb and Llandrin-
dod, in the County of Radnor, abounding with Game, and within
a short distance of the Rivera Nye and Ithon, which produce
fine salmon-trout and other fish. •

LOT Ong—IIOWET HALL, a very desirable Family Man-
sion-Douse, seated on a brautiinl Pleasure-ground tastefully
laid out, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fa-
mily, with convenient Domestic Offices, Coach-horse, Stables,
and Farming Building.; good Garden, Fruitery, and Orchard
stored with Fruit-trees, Fish-ponds, and ah'-nt
NI NETYiII RLE ACHES
_ _

Of good Meadow, Pasture, llop-yard, and Arable Land,
belted by thtiving Plantaduas situate in the Parisians of Dia-
serth and Llandrindnd, within two miles of Llandrinclod
Wells, which have beer long and justly celetrmed, and are an-
nually resorted to by a numeron* and fashionable company) be-
tween New Radnor, Ilhayader, aid Bunch. A fine Trout.,
stream runs through part of the Lands) A capital I'ew iu
Dia-
serth Church.
LOT Two—DISSERTII FAR M, comprising a well-accus-
tomed Inn, with Oa-buildings, Fold-yard, and sendry Ir:clo-
sures, containing about
FORTY-SEVEN ACRES

Of rich 'Meadow, Pasture, .ltable, and Wood Land, bounded
on one aide by the' River Vaoss. •
To be viewed by applying at the ?tierslon, 'where Particulars
may be had, as well as at the Inns, New Radnor and Penjbout
Red Lion, Ithayad:r; Duke's Arms, linialitini; King's Head
and Os fold Arms, Kill/ton; the Hotel, Hereford ; Lion, Leo-
ininster ; of Mr. Puzii, Solicitor, No. Si, Rernard-street, Rus-
sell-square; of Messrs. Dqvies and Hanks, Kingtots, Hereford..
shire; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stria,
Gulden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1821-04-30

EDIMBURGH.

Tuesday, the young men who made the attack on
the Volunteers on the King's birth-day, were brouht
Off
ice,
who the sitting Magistrate in the Police
who declined entering into the case, and remitted it
to the Magistrates of the city. In the meantime the
prisoners were sent to the lock-up-house. A young
man was sentenced to sixty days confinement in
Bridewell, for throwing stones at the Policemen on
the above occasion.
London, England, 1821-04-30

CERTIFICATES-MAY 19.

P. Butcher, Braintree-heath, Essex, horse-dealer. A. Smith,
Lime-street-square, merchant. J. ilarrisson, Sandwich, Kent,
woolstapler. J. Guy, Blackfriars-road, dealer. W. F. Page,
High Holborn, linen-draper. L. Ingram, Iteapside, hatter.—
J. Whaley, King's Lynn, Norfolk, gunsmith. T. Bradshaw,
late of Miles's-lane, Cannon-street, warehousemen. J. Farrell,
Prospect-place, Newington Causeway, merchant. T. New-
stead, Hull, soap-manufacturer. R. Fox, Great Queen-street,
Lincoln's fun-fields; wine:merchant. T. Alder, Presthury,
Gloucestershire, victuallpr. W. Wheeler, just. New Kent-road,
timber-merchant.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Hunter and Gilbert, Down!sans Market, Norfolk, curfew's.
Sanderson and Prince, Quebec. Bauman and Co. Tunbridge-,
wells, coach-masters. Harrison and Co. Alanchistti, cotton-
spinners. Welsh and Co. Manchester, carriers. Ilodgsor. act!
Armitage, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, machine-makers. flAiley
and Co. Norwich, bombazeen-manufacturers. J. and G. How-
landson, Knottingley, Yorkshire, farmers. Williams and Dyer,
Exeter, druggists. ' Stanford and. Onwin, Greek street, Soho,
chair-manufacturers. Hook and Joy, Tunbridge, plumbers.—

Johnson and Co. Wood-street, Cheapside, lace-manufacturers.
Todd and Dickinson, F7ewcastle-upno-Tyne, corn-factors. p.
and W. Tuckett, Bath, grocers. Barraciongh and Smith,
Wiisden, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners. J. and 'l'. Dails, null,
merchants. W. and G. Cooper, Ratchet, Bucks, corn-dealers.
Rayner and Co. Foster-lane, ribbon-manufacturers. Ball a 74.1
Arnold, Strand, chemists. liamsden and Taylor, Marichester,
cotton-merchants. J. -and J. billiard, Reading, clothes-manu.
facturers. Pigg and Gage, Norwich, bombazeen.thaqufactu-
rers. Brogdcn and Co. rinces-square, Wi:son-stte,,t, Fins-
bury-square, cloth-workers. J. and W. Pollard, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, corn-merchants. Cooke and Co. Great 'forting-,
ton, Devon, bankers
• DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. •

The Barham and° Madagascar, for El Correa I)iligente de
Carraccas and Nostra Senora de los Desemparados; anal the
Barham for the recapture of the Industry and Cylnet, the 2tl
of MAT, at No. 15, Great George-street, Westminster; and
recalled there.

The Sappho,fcr the American smugglrrs Clinton an," Liberty,
the sash of May, at No. 10, Lyon's Inn; and rec‘ll,4 then;
Mondays and Titursdap.
London, England, 1821-04-30

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[This Gazette states that the King has granted to Daniel. de
Lisle Brock, Esq. the office of Bailiff of the island of Guern-
sey, in the room of Sir Peter de Davilland; deceased. It also
contains his Aiajesty's permission to Capt. Richard Saurmitez.
It. N. to accept and wear the Cross of a Knight of the Imperial
Austrian Order of Leopold).
London, England, 1821-04-30

BIRTHS.

Stmc!ay w'nnight, in George-street, Plymouth Dock, the Lair
of Captain Cough-, ILIC. of a son.
The Lady of fraptain Wills, ILN. of Bodmin, of a &tighten
April 20, at Norwich, the Lady of Captain Campbell, of thi
9th Lancers, of a son.

MARRIED.

Teesday, at Easthamstead, Berke, the Rev. Tames Bitching%
of Suuning-hill, to Ilarriet, daughter of T. V. Cooke, Esq. d
Brackmll House, F.asthamstead.
Tue.(Ly, at Broontlield, the Rev. 3lietael ITare, Rector d
Ashby, Lincolnshire, to Anna Maria, eldest daughter of the hte
Carr Thomas Brackenbury, Esq. of Brootufithl Lase, Lases.
Tuesday, at Wrexham, the Rcv. John Pearce, Minister of tb►
Old Dissenting Cilapel, Ch. ster-street, to Mar/ Anne, semi
daughter of the late John Burton, Esq. of the same placc.
The 26th instant, at Chester, the Rev. Thomas 31a;augchatiqr
Davies, A.B. to 'Mary, only child of the late John liedward,
Esq. Alderman of that City.
Thursday, at St. Paul's, Covent-garden. Sir William Diets
Bart. to CarOire, relict of Lieutenant-Colonel A. Fraser, late d
the 7Gth root.
London, England, 1821-04-30

EQUITABLE ASSURANCE anti A LitIOSIN4URANCit
POLICIES, on far ADVANCED LIVES, !
''By Mr. SCOTT, ' •
OR i'itarte; Nay 4, at twelve, at the Mart.
TAIQUITAI3LE ASSURANCE, Policy of £l,OOO,
on an eligible Life, in the anti-fifth -year, Pretnintia
£49 tGs. per Annual', which, with the late Additions, :.mounts
to X 1,500.

An EQUITABLE ASSURANCE, valuable old Policy of
£3OO, on a Life in the aevcntieth yea!, Premium only X 9 13i. 6d.
per Annum; the cl.titn, with Ad.litions, would now be
ALII!ON INSUII A N (-F., a Policy of £3,000 in this esta..
bliahed Society, on a very eligible Life, in the seventy-fifth year,
Premium 454 per Annum; a ditto Policy of £l,OOO, on a I fe
in the sixty-seventh year, Premium ,C.-.7s 3s. 4d. per Annum ; a
ditto Policy .1.::2,00, on the same Life, Premium £ll Os. 2d.
Particulars at the Mice of .3.1 r. Scott, NeW Bridge-street; and
•
at the Nan.
London, England, 1821-04-30

-COOMBE,' HOUSE, CROIrDeIN; SURREY.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1413IIARY
BOOKCASES and TABLES, FARMING and GARDENS
IMPLEMENTS, a eapital.Wanon, two Hack Cfrt-hiltseg
and Harness, a Patent Mangle, and various other
By Mr. ROBINS,
• (Of Warwick-street, Golden-Square),
On the Premises, Coombe House, Croydon, Surety; ea Mew'
rbov,. May. 7, at Lleven o'Clock,
TliE REMAINDER 'of the -Elegant HOUSE-
• HOLD FURNITURE, •
Late the Property of. Btaarot Luxe, Esq. deceased.-
Comprising lefty double screwed Four-post;Coueb,.Tent; and
other Bedsteads. and bandsonses Chintz-Cdttian Furniture.;
prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding; Suite. of Matz-
Cotton Irtmeh-rod Window Curtains, Sofa', ruuctes; avid
Chairs, en suite; ese.ilent, Cabinet Articles, in Rosewood and
Mahogany, Loo, Cod, Sofa, Pembroke, Library, and Dress-
ing Tables; Winged Library Bookeisel; Wardrobe.; Cite-as
of Drawers; .Cibim.ts; Pier and Dressing Olas.es; Carpeti,
renders, and lire Irons; a cipita three in.;ti wheel claw-sudirci
Wa7gon ; two Black Cart-horses, and Ilar.ie3:;.Farrning and
Garden Implements; Cr.-eh-house Plants; a Patent Mangle,
and numerous other Articles. _

To be viewed o Friday and aturZly previous :o the S:.le ;
and Catalogues had, at One Shilling taeh, on the Premises; the
King's Arms, and of Messrs. Blake, Croydon; Horse and
Groom. Streatham; the White Hone, and Old Shp, Brighton;
lied Lion. Dorking;. at Can away's; and of Mr. Rubins, War:.
wick-erect, 64.1va-square.
London, England, 1821-04-30

VIENNA, APRIL 141.

'General Rosarolli, the worthy companion of Ge-
neral Pete, after vainly endeavouring to excite insur-
rection in Calabria, has Bed from pursuit ; and his
soldiers,- •whom •he abandoned, have lormally sub-
mitted to the King.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 24. •
Two C,ouriersfrom London to Vienna have passed
throughtsince yesterday, and one will be dispatched
to Louclois this evening by the Biitish Embassy;
London, England, 1821-04-30

MURRAY V. ELLISTON.

The question as to Mr. Elliston's light of repre-
tenting Lord Ilymn's Tragedy of Marino Faliero, on
hoards of Prmy-Lane Theatre, i; to-be decided
by a Court of Law ; but until the decision takes place,
Mr. Elliston is, under the authority of •the Loan
CHANCELLOR, permitted to continue its pet formance.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 28.
DAVY V. MITFORD.

When the Cou►t rnet% the Lord Chief Justice AB-
BOTT pronounced the judgment of the Court in this
ca,e; which was, that the nonsuit shoUld be made ab-
solute—it-not appearing to the Court that the bank-
rupt had made to the Commissioners that discovery
and disclosure, in answer to questions lawfully put,
which he was bound to make in point of law, accord-
ing to the Act of sth George 11.

Mr. Justice 13/sysvt and Mr. Justice BEST con-
cutzed with the 1.012 D Cntas Aram&

The bankrupt was committed by the Commi-
ioners tbr not making a full disclosure of his effects.
Ile brought au action against them for this commit-
tal, and he is now nonsnited in that action by the
judgment of the Court.

SPANISH PAPERS.

pADRID, APRIL 13.

• A report is in circulation that the people in Va-
lencia, or a part of the people, demand the deporta-
tion of certain individuals, whom they point out as
suspected. NVe are ignorant of the details of this
affair, which will probably be known to-morrow.
APRIL 13.—The representation addressed by the
Constitutional Ayantamiento of Valencia upon the
events which have been before alluded to, still con-
tinue to be the subject of conversation among all
those who take an interest in the fate of their country.
The representation in question was drawn up in terms
which souse say are rigorous, others patriotic, and'
which others again affirm to be irreverent, and even
anarchical. Among these various and conflicting de-
signations we are unable to judge which may be the
most correct, and are obliged to content ourselves
with relating what we hear, since we have not been
able to obtain sight of the paper in qtresion.
It appears that the night before last an account
Was given to the Cortes, in a secret Sitting, and that.
here the co.ltents of_it were characterised in as many
various manners as they have been in public. It is
added, that in this secret Sitting all discussion upon
the terms in which the paper was drawn up• was cut
off short, and that the Government was authorised
to take such nivasures as it. judged best calculated
for the preservation of order, and the respect due to,
our tutelary institutions:
A letter from Alcoy, says there were disturbances
at that place on the 7th, when the troops were obliged.
to fir: ; s:nne persons were killed, and some severely
wounded ; tranquillity was, however, restored, and
the prisons were full of the guilty. The disturbance
arose at the election of a new Alunicipality, when the
Seroiles (says the letter) wanted to proclaim for Al,
Lade a person, formerly a creature of Elio. The
Governor is said to have sent orders to Burgos to try
by martial law the persons lately arrested by the
troops, according to laws now in force.
London, England, 1821-04-30

RUSSELL-SQU ARK

Elegant HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE, costly Suites of
Crimson Tabouret French-rod WINDOW CURTAINS,
fine-toned Grand and Square. PIANO-FORTES, Cti IM-
NEY-GLA:3SE3, LUSTRES, GMANDOLES, excellent
CABINET ARTICLES, and various other EFFECTS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Goldem-ssivare),
By Order of the Executors of Sir 'greeter-Visas, deceased.
On the Premises; No. 67, on the East side ekdlussell-square, on
WEntresnav, the nth of May, and following day, at Eleven,
FIIHE E 1 ant HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE;
1 Comprising capital lofty double screwed Four-past, Csuch,
Tent, and Press Bedsteads, and Chinix-.Cutton Furnitures;
prime seasoned Feather Beds and I.3.tdding; costly Suites of
_French-rod Crimson Tabourer Draielng-room Window Cur-
tains, Couches, Sofas, Chairs, Ottomans, Ike. en suite; Cabi-
nets with Marble tops; Chimney Glasses; handsome Cut Lus-
tres, Girandolee, and Compo-Figures to support Lights; excel-
lent Dining-room and Library Furniture, in Suites of French-
rod illorine and Damask Window Curtains; two handsome
Mahogany in-laid Pedestal Sideboards; Sarcophagus Cellarets;
Set of fir. feet six inch I)k:ins Tables, twenty-two feet long ;
Mahogany-framed Chairs, in red morocco and hair-cloth;
Library Tables and Desks; high folding and other Screens;
Turkey, Brussels, and other Carpets and Hearth. Km; well
made Cabinet Articles, in Rosewood and Mahogany, Loo, Card,
Sofa, Pembroke, and %York Tables; capital Wing and other
Wardrobes; Chests of Drawers; Dressing• Stands and Glasses;
Set of Hall Chairs, Grecian Lamps, Fenders and Fire Irons,
and numerous other Articles. A &.pital Stanhope Gig and llar-
ness, the property of a Gentleman, 'to be Sold in the above Sale.
To he viewed 041 Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale;
rnd Catalogues had, at One Shilling each, on the ('remises; at
Gairaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.
London, England, 1821-06-05

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In Four large Volumes, 12ino. price £l. 4s. boards,
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London, England, 1821-06-05

POOR RATES.

WEYMOUTH, JUNE i.

A considerable degree of interest has been excited in this
Town for some time past, respecting the expense of maintain-
ing the Poor of the Chapelry of Weymouth, no le% than is
and 20 Rates having been annually collected for some years past.
At different Vestries thhe Committees have been appointed,
Jos. Horsford, Esq. Chairman, toexamine the Accounts, and
consider of a more economical and efficacious method of pro-
viding for the Poor ;--and too much praise cannot be bestowed
on their indefatigable r xertions and persevering attempts to case
the hurthens of the Parish, by reducing the expenditure without
the least deterioration of the comforts of the Poor. The result
has that the accounts for the last year have been
arranged and printed, which has satisfied the minds of those
who are not in the habit of attending to Parish business, that
the money has real& been spent. Secondly, a contract has been
entered into with a person, who has given satisfactory security,
to provide the Poor in the House, for one year, with pro-
visions of every kind (excepting vegetables, which are supplied
from the Parish garden), coals, and candles, at the low price of
2s. ;id. per head per week; and a Committee have been
chosen to attend weekly, to ascertain if the Poor be paid proper
attention to by the Contractor. If this plan was adopted by
every large parishin the kingdom, it is evident that a very con-
siderable reduction of the Poor Rates would take place, and
which, in itself, would be a great relief to the Agricultural Dis-
tress of the Country.—This is not a new method, as it has been
tried with success in several parishes, and effected a saving of
thousands.
London, England, 1821-06-05

HUBER'S NATURAL HISTORY OF BEES,
Considerably Enlarged,
This day was published, Third Edit. in 12mo. illustrated with
Five Plates, price 9s. boards,
?STEW OBSERVATIONS on the NATURAL
..t.l HISTORY of BEES. By FRANCIS HUBER.
Publish,:d by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, Lon-
; and W. and C. Tait, Edinburgh.
Alo may be had, •
The Natural History of Ants. By M. P. Huber. Translated
ftnm the French, with additional Notes, by J. R. Johnson, M.D.
F. 113. F. I.S. &c. Ste, 12mo. 9s. boards.
London, England, 1821-11-16

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London, England, 1821-11-16

CODE OF FAMILY INFORMATION.

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more at a time), price Ss. 6d. each, 'forming Two large Vo-
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Natural History, animate and inanimate ; and a Detail of vari-
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By JAMES JENNINGS.
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