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;fre . nsit. 92BB . il--''"'"'"------- , HARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. !tare IC do Atlaction o f presenting their Priendt and the P u blic ° • pr oof of the usual suc cess attendant on purchaser. , ar ir fortunate 011 ices, where they sold in the Lottery just Nei.• • 01111 a Prise of tio,ooo `Consols, in it Shares —1094, . 10,00 . ) in 12 Shares 91 0 in 9. Shares • • ' A / ' IP I I - 900 in a Whale Ticket - 3 t .0 in 9 Shares .• i 4099 • 0 . no in it Shares • 6.030. ' . .sint • in 10 Shares L 9 0 6. ' 900 in s Whole Ticket. os01•1, GOODLUCK , and Co..tho Contractor.. iii w ci o re r e ntrn thank* to their Friends and the Public for , popeross f a vours in the La.t Lottery. and take the liberty iog to their attention the New State Lottery oi 71 03 • pickets. containing 'nine Greed Capttal Prises of 000 t with a ull f prokertiou of smal% Capitals. ha Stock and l • pi, siln) he drawn tit 02:K DAY, the 3ist of I his Mouth. ECHIME. £lO,OOO 9 per Cent. Consols. £60,000 . 2,000 - ditto - doe 1,000 . ditto - 30.0 - zoo . • Otto - 3,0 .9 let) - Mo v e? !oft! 5 0 • ditto - I ,ooo ^ 10. - ditto •• 12,410 t----•-. Tkitcfn .- , Stock ind Money £ 96 . 910 kits Ina Shares are on Sal e . at tie Ofites of Rieltardsotti' e sad`Co. Cetnitill and CharingtCrete. - - - - ---- -- of . i . 0 ' • 1,0 4 • TO. THE AMUR SKS OF GLOSSY Boars. WARREN'S OttIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID' Tv BIAC.KII4O for Boots and Sham produces, with the rise, the most exquisite Jet Black ever beheld; prelates ba th er salt, mid prevents its cracking, is pertectly free front , m aspicram smog, sod will retain its virtues in any climate. [.allies wash* find by the Continued use Of this Blacking, oft half-boom and walking sho es win experience bnlliaut i s m opal to the highest Japan V arnish , they will ha rendered ourlrotafi sodwrlllnot tog the clothes. g 7 it it innindarly requested to observe the label is signed if9-? fr itU k na ' genial base Marston arse seliing compositions under the ibpte lame. Made hi IL Warne, 14, St. M artin ' s -late, London, and sold mail at AberJe.nhiCantki .....-,Crstkshanks futsithe decNbam, Wade Moen Walker ummiana, Gide Smith Marihand ad o rem Twos i ails 6d. each. N. B. Ediolsro', Ritchie ----, Mathison ----, Forrester Gloucester, Morgan ..---, Santee Hereford. Lockett ----, Parker Hull, Wil4on — I Peck —, Lamb & Ce. a the Kingdom, In sti Oxford, Plowman Outer ---, Slater& Co. Swan ira , Edmonds --, ten►ins Warwick. Hawke' ----, Heathy:at, Weymouth, Hari* ▪ Reynolds Nobbs one ▪ bucks, 6d. led. Ask for Warren's ;iog. S EAO 1 -INDIA WAREHOUSAS, No. le, CHBAPSfDiE. *Nobility sod Families arriving from abroad, are most respect. killy informed, the Warehouse* are supplied with bentoict Goods (tom the But-India Company's and Governm . Seks. lYs the Ent description of Goo& of British Manulacture, with the most New and Fashionable ankles as they appear. And all Goods pisreltased by the piece or decoy, are sold for Andy Money at the Wboksale Price. E first Articles for Family Use form a leading. uU t.asicr iN o. RUSSIA, 'RMS.' coren,Hosta•isana , it. Caimans' Place DIAPERS; TAIL" Liott both (kr anaDsmisk, and Scotch; Huraa *aces; RUSSIA LINSPIS, IN sielkctuis fur Naccrzersts, Daassits, &c.; Gm-OmA Ski.- di.; hWIA LONG CLOTIMI EIaTISU do.; land LININI Ifittelata approved Fabrics; the New PATeNT fwINKCLO Tii by ea piece, Si:dupedby the Patentee, and sold exclusively at the Besse, horn 2a. to sa. 6d. per yard; Castigate Mutants and Leann Jaccoxorx in 10, 12, and 20 yard pieces; INDIA &AWLS in prrat var iety; and Barring do. of Superior designs sof quay ; EMIROIDERID and other.Mustins, for Ladles' *rain Dress- ' Primed Cambries, B.c. of unique designs ptessliar lons Hume; elegant Pratnesi Funittures, both for the Led and Dralpg-ruom ; the best ell-wide C.:Minxes, litc. in part at ss. Sd. per not ; the Linings in all cult.ute, old per yard, and no chaile fa Glazing; Black Bontbazeens, Silks, and f miffs. Ihe Family a killeideal who make purchases and the person who buys for &Trade, are treated on equally liberal tains ; the#rice of every s:ece of Goods :s narked on it, and no deviation made. ladies Witt: Commissions, and Pribr fit sews of Business front the Coun try, will hod theii' interest in selecting their Geo.)* unbolts. In tict Shawls and Vutinsmes. purchased. The White Chietzlor Dresses, &c. from two to duet Colt:ens the Piece, cun biting fruk three to hmr Dresses. Chests of Family Linen i!..04n. ykte, dal ted fur Fmilies funning New Hetaisrllshnieuts sir gonie Alitusst, at 86 Gleans, s 5 du. and 130 Guineas each ; these foie a useful prevent, and produce a considerable saving. _ _ _ - - - DRS. COOPER, bIITNROE, and DUNCAN , Phreicient to the Medic-4 Board at Charlotte House. Vrars Road,haee alceriained that 'upwards of 5040 Patient* are cured anneal!). of prevailirig disorders.that hundreds were is ad:westing rate, owing to qeacitiog 'themselves, and by coo wiling men iscorent of the profeision, who deceive the public the!r tpeciuus promises and immoral advertuements. Fzup• Was on the head, face, mad body. ulcerated throat, *welling. in tie mei, Dolts en the shin-bot" pdR In the head and limbs. fritaurly taken rheumati,m, see - cited amiss. and nervous de' Miry, art derma which appear years after, and the coasequences itimpraper treatment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, end Duncan are lactated daily from eight tin eight or by letter, containing a fa; sad the poor - have advite on 'faerdays, 'Moder, and gone ' ll l l , t u 14 O'clock.-- lbere is a side door and private rooms for trues. . 't nr. CASE OF A NOISLZWIrtiv. BY desire tit a Ntiblentan, aged 54, Mr . RYAUIR R psbb.hes the follow log Case, that persons la a similar way astilithw what will rslieve them : •Vmaiimi and Affliction brought on, malty years since, Nervous. elaPlanils.Reiaxatior. and Debility I innuense quantities of Me dishesL _ _irnfMred his Stomach, and produced Acidity and Flaw. °noes and a traits of nervous affeviotis, which molested peace, steffurt, and enjoyment, by irritations, horrors, tears, traublings, and rety, i ransient pains • awl his head was grievously distressed !nth Ithaings, buzzing., giddiness, be. In this miserable Mate. aning, as bebelieves, gene through the whole Maeda Media:, he ka4 recourse to ltymer's Cardiac and Nervous Tincture, from litt daily a - 4e of which he obtained most comfortable relief.. H.B. Letters to Mr. Rymer, for Advite or Medicines, will be attended to—Reigate, August, 1619. Musts. Wholesale and Retail by Mc. Ryoser's Appaiennent, by Sutton and Co.(late Dicey and Co.) Nn. lo,Buw Church- Find Retail by Fred. Smith, No. st 9, Haymarket; Ueda% Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ; F. blewiten fen, 45, St. !has Church-yard; I. Harris, corset of Lod- Onineet s and by every Vender of Patent idedkinue to the Ulfild Kingdom, in bottles, at 4s. lid. 9.. 175.1 and ia.plate, at Silliby which there is a considerable saving. . • Of whom may be had, price 3s.ln boards. .Elghtls Edition, pitract upon Dismay. or Indlgestion,ind the Hypochondriac , _..'ig; and upon the Inflammatory ear Regular Gum, and , the *lnk, Irregular, Or Flying Gout : . with vartaus Casein/ Nervous ilhog, , Parer le, and spasmodis eglketions ; Means of Reba& , ITRIMId Debility; Broken Constitution ; tiabits impaired bylas.' :Caw; Climate, Sec. Together with the speciftation ertPe , ,„_ Woks in that emtaordinary Patent lvledicine; the Cleo. 1 .1 lad Nervous Tincture; and of the various Sig/M r 11110 .. ton which it is administered) and of its Dews, hfferce, im • al liMes Rymer, Surgeon. - . DR. STEWART ON UTERINE. HiEti4Oßll44llo2. .1 This day was pubhshed, in Soo, price ea. in boards, • TREATISE ON UrERINE HiEMOR. . A RHAGI—Ey DUNCAN WIT.WART, Phys!cian Ae-, coadisetir rosin Westminster General Dispensary, • - and Louvres . un Midwifery in Landon. Printed for Thornas and George Underirood, 32, fleet strver. 7 his slay was published, price Ss. In boards, The Stand Raid's° of • FAMILY PRAYERS: composed principalir in Ezegssionataken from the Holy Scriptures. and front the Estalobabed Sereiess of the Church i England. ' By the lice. 1110111A3 COTTERILL, IL M. Perpetual Curate of I.ane..F.nd. Stalfordadre; and late Fellow of • M. lohn'w College, Cambridge. Printed for T.CadeW and W. Navies, Strand; and sold also by HataharJ,Pleeadilly; Aid Neely, Flreocieer. Of whom n ay aho be isid, by toe rime Author, An Assize Sermon, intended to Illustrate the Notere andlSeen• dry of Laws, Human and Illtine. Wombed at Stafford, Match 15, 1816; prim Is. ed. This day Was OhHated. • In One Volume, !Vita price Ss. in boards, A FAMILIAR EXPOSITION and APPLICA- Lll. CATION of the EPISTLE of ST. PAUL to the CO. LO*SIANS, In : a Course of Eight Sermons, including an Eta minatiou of the general nature and use of the Epistles of the flew Teitrunent. • 'To which are subjoined, Two Simms, on Parts of the Example of St. Paul. Ly THOMAS GISBORNE, M.A. Printed fat T. Coded and W. Davies, Strand, LoSdost4 sad W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. • Ot whets% may woo be bad, by the same Author, t. Sgemostai in Smith. ovo. Math Edition. price iM. boards. 2. Sermons, priocipally liesigned to illthilfAtC and to enforce Christian Morality, See. Tiurd Edition, peke Ss. In boards. And new Editions of all Mr. Gtsborne's other Works. • "BRECICNOCKgHIRE. BRECKNOCK ORIAT FOREST INCLOSURF. W. the Commis ,ners named and appointed in and by an Act of PiHiament, made and passed in the .15tb year of Ina present Majesti's refgn,indtuled " An Act to amend sn'Act made in the 48th lear of ititakesent MajTsry, in Improve the Land Revenue of the Crown ,llaTfar as relates to the Great Forest of Breeknixt, in the Connty of Brecknock, and for rest tog in his Majesty certain pans of the said Forest. and for In closing the said Forest ; ' do hereby give Notice, That we wlil SIiLL BY -kUC I lON. In Lo's, at the Camden Arms Inn, in the Town of Trecoole, on FRIDilf, the 45th day of OctoSPe Sett, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions u shall be then tereniuctrl: About NV 1 EEN THOUSAND ACRES of OPEN COMMON LA.ISD,•Tithe-free, being part of the said Forest. And we, the said Commissioners, further give Notice, That printed Particulars stay be bad at his Majesty's Alike of nods, Whitetail-osec ; and at the Wice of Mr. T. Bold, and Messrs. rowel, Junes, anl Powell, Brecon; of Mr. S. Wharton, Sure veyor, Snotty Bank, near Crickhowell; of Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Llangottork, Crickhowell, where Maps of the Lots may be seen. Also at Mr. De Brnyn's, fit, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury ter.re ; and of Mr. Cheese, I.yost's Hall, near Kingtnn, Here fordshire: HENRY DF. BRUYN, JOHN CHEESE.. coLcinurrait BARRAOKS. TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE. To be SOLD by A liC 110 N, without reserve, under the Autho rity of the Commhsioners Toe the Affairs. of Barracks, By Meagre. HAWES and FENION, • On Mon DAT, October 14, 1614, and Six following Days ALARGE QUANTITY OF FURNITURE , PIXI ORES, iced R SMALL A/ ItES ; Consisting of Iron- ' awkery, Tin, and Wooden Ware, forming part of the Equip boot of th e B arracks and Hospital at Colchester, In the County slaws, which are submitted to sale in consequence of the in ' tended reduction of those earendve Establidunents, and comprise i nearly Otte 'thousand useful and valuable Lots.—And, On TUESDAY, October 22, ISIS, and Two following Pays, The ondermentioned BARRACK BUILDINGS, built of t lin. ber, on brick footings, which are open to, and wiU bear, from their excellent rendition, the minute inspection of the Public. From Lot I to Lot 10—The Bat.horse Stable Barracks in the Upper.quare. 1-rom I.ot i 1 to Lot 26—The Bat-horse Stables, two Forges, and Workshops, a Granary oh stone footing*, a large Dung-pit, containing several thousand Bricks, and the Cavalry, lelirmary,, and Box atables. L i From Lot 27 to Lot 109—The Cavalry Stables; consisting of Sett n Ranges, constructed to contain iii wards of litx) ettrses.— Vo Quarter-Masters Apartments, and the Centre Cues,-1 i.r4l. IiOS II I AL. - Lastly, on FRIDAY, the 25th of Oct. and Two following Days, All that fine Building of Two stories, the HUSPITA.L. ((Actin int the'Sont It Wing); containig 22 Wards, the dimmsions of the chief of which are 52 ft. by 2.2 ft. and 11 fret four inches higk below, and above,the same dimensions, and 10 feetlugh. '1 he whole bulk of the best materials, whic h are calculated, with but little expense of labour, to form the largest Constructions, and offer to Gentlemen on the point of Building or enlarging Pre. miss, to Builders, Speculators, and the Public in general, ad vantages not hitherto afforded at any preceding Auction, anti such as, from the present posture of affairs,are unlikely ever again to b. submitted to an unreserved Sale. .The above-described Building, with the two ranges of Shed, Hospital, and Barracks, partly enclosing " the same, and Appendaites thereto, comprises from Lot 110 to Lot 174; which is the end of the Sale. Catalogues of the Stores, Fixtures, and Buildings, with Condi tione of Sale, will be ready for circulation, one week prior to the commencement of the Sale, at the Auctioneer's, Colchester; ICtlham's Library, Chelmsford; the Auction Mart, London; and at one of the chief Inns in the neighbouring Townl. - Sale to begin earls day at Steven o'Cloek punctually. 4 MONEY. NCe i t h 'Noney Et' t i o 9 any e-n m t o l tint, ell' on & te e m ' snie<ilialbteo supp li ed mrt r secured on Freehold, Gopyhold, Leasehold Land. or Houses, Money to the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymen' . Livisigii, or any otter Property. Person, of resiii.et ability may be accommo4ated on their personal tectiriry, and the busineis completed without exposure di , delay. Application from twelve to two, or letters (post-paid) addressed to Merits. Will, and Co. No. 49 , `outh•str!et, Berlteley-squae. JUNIPER ESSENCE OP PEcT IMMIX I', by HEATH. THIS . ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and plea sant Remedy in Flatulencles, Gouty and Cbottchy Perm, in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea, at tendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lasiiiitide arising from Atmospheric Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries Irons Inclement Weather, and in the Spasmodic affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to infants, —adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be fauml a valuable aegnisition.--.Esseece of Pepperniiist is so well known as a valuable Funky Medicine, that the princi pal object et this advertisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous CounierfeltAeshish are prepared by Druggists, &c. The only tendon J. P. Main can give, is to see that "J. P. Nuttinahatn, 7 is engraved on Om:Government Stamp.-- Price Vs. 9d. and .Is. 1 id. &Why E. Edwards. (Agent to Hcath),.66, St. Paul's C'lsurch yard ; Sanger, 1 .ssi, Oxford street ; Toy, Royal Exchange ; and ail respectable Dealers in Mjeitints. Si quid naiad 'Talus sods CandiJus bupsrti, si nun his utere mecum—Hos. TO regulate the human passions, not to dectroy diem; to give them a proper direction and a due force, in • mead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from our nature, or foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them into new chita ,nels—is the business; of a rational morality, dictated by the pre cepts of the purest delete, and countenanced by the conclurons oldie soundest philosophy. It is unnece.tary, after all that has been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in dicate those diseases that are brought upon the human body and entail by indulging to excess is actual pleasures, and panicolarly br perseverinwin a pernicious habit too trequencly acquled at Schaal. It more concerns the private happiness of individuals and the general prosperity of the country, twannounce to the Public,. tha .her a long wad extrudes pesetas) in this particular branch of the Profession, 'we can .with the greatest innideace aware al 1 Parents atidOttardians of Youth, and those persons who labour under a general or partial debility and derangements 'of the avou s System, whether prodacal by this baba, by inveterate .Sirruttrric latection. by intemperate living, er residence in but `cluares, by Unease application to study, by imniodsrate grief, or by exeessei of ear kind, that we have tt in our power to offer ' an reflect,' 'new method of core,' *fathom the smallest use of MetCOXT, which in all the varieiles and in all the wagesof there ,eomplaiutsplas continued to answer the•most sanguine expecte does of Patients of both Sexes. The earnestneis and Anxiety with which the world has bog looked torso great a desideratum in the comforts and improve. meats of a polished and enlightened age, as that of men of.skitio talents, sad intearity, d voting themselves esclusively to their diseases, is tainted by the eager epplieetions tie advice and me- dickies which we are dadY.trceiving from every quarter of the wprid. En sligist and recent cases of Syphylitic intectiun, a per -1 feet cure is completed in the abort *Mode two days; and that of the utmost Intetetacy,Whem abet Plrateitkiners have falledp a proper pertmerauce In our plot. of treatment, assures Miele _elitism a safe and radical cure. Stricanna of the Urethra, from le s at i erty years divides, are by our superior method of cum, dy remotest in the course fit three eureka. • PadoOtt of °Jager eel Misr amide se isirk the reeteathonewi; secrecy, and delicacy, at doe hawse, No. tu7,. kiatteasellallati-••• "sheets is the toestry, deseribinttheasertfof their, case, end skaiata remittance fur advice sod medicines, the same ;ill be Ora Of the WM: CURRIE and CO., Surgeons, • W 7, tiattosotrarden. r‘tet • • A.. VEN -PENCE. 'llia day was puhli.hed, prey ea, 6I 'ZING LAN r. mAy be els r;c4ted !Tom her D;fficulr es 1.111 co:militantly with the atrictt••t prtecipk•s of Policy, Hoe. Our, Awl lustiee.--By a CIUNTRY GEN FLEMAN London Primed for Hcchard, 13f+eitsetier to the Q tem, 190, PiectoOly.--Of %Omni may be had, plea 6d. • Advice on the dtie Matlnentent of Income. FROM LAST NIG RfS GAZILTES. .. ' FOREIGN OFFICE., OCTOBER S. 1-ITs Royal liiemess the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the b half of bee Majesty. to appoint Mr. Joseph Hot-lard to beVice-Consul at Weymouth fur the Kilsidnin cf Hailover. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov.!, lassies &lying no. late of Bah iside, Southwark, teal. merchant, at ten, at Geild.itul. October 29, James hums, late of Catherine-street, Strand, cabi net-Maker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. William Ark, of Totteithani Court-road, saddler, dealer and c.b.ipman, to surrender October tra, and November 49, at fen, at Guildhall, Anoraks, Messrs 'Umbra and Ruilerts Macclesfield street, Soho. Francis Loggia, of Aylesbury, Beek., druggist, dealer and chap man; Oetober I 2, 19, and Nov. 19, at el vets, at Guildhall.-- Anomie', Mears, Pearce and Sous, Swinge's-lane.. David Redford, of Canterbury, plumber, October 21. at seven, Oct:22, and Nov. 19, at Amen, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Anoraks, Mr. John James Peirce, Canterbury ; ot Muura. Wimburo, and Cullen, Chancery-lane, Isandon. Robert Strong, of Whitekaven Cumberland . mercer, dealer and champs, October 30, 31, and Nov. 19, at three, at the Brach Lion tar, Whitehaven. Anoraks, Mr. Lowden, Clement's lon, London or Mr. Walkti, Whirehaveu. Rebecca Bostock, of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, innkeeper, dealer and chapwoman, Octolter '23, at two, 94, and N0v.19, at I I, at the Inset Bull Inn, Nuneaton. Anomie-4 Messrs. Lull and Austin, Holborn. court, Gray's Inn, London; or Mi. Willis Collide% Hinckley. 'f'ait, late of Stafford, currier, dealer and chapman, Oct. 98, 29, and Nov. 19, it eleven, at the Swati inn, Stafford.-..i. AttorniesiMessrs. Pr ce and %Voltam, Unerdn's lna, Lotalon. Robyn Ci.ester, of Muds IV , III3Ck, St! l'pen-emper, Octal,* 21, at five, 21, and Nov. t 9, ai eleven, t: the SuUdwas Sir dlO Inn, Salop. Aitorniet, Mes.rs. Tarrant, Carl::-, and Iticler,k, Chancery -Lane, London; er Mestr:. Coditis and Hiatais,ll,ltirla Wenlock. Matthew Jessrp, of I)eav,bnry, and William Mallinso.:,of C hill, Yorkshire, card ntatier., deals c 1:1:1 chapmen, NoveMbee 9, at four, I 9, at ten, at the L;esstotts House, Walitleh!, and I i, at ten, at the W two Linn, Den..bury. Aiternies, Mr. Hop.. • Dewsbury; or Host's. Fisher and tsu.llow, Gough.. " sq..l;e, London. Daidel Robinut::, of 87.1n.t0n, StafFflrd4 ire, dealer and chapman, October al, at ft: e, t:Sott trt), and Nur. 19, at two, the White Hart Int, Bar- on•upon Trent Attunfes. hies.rs IlLks sand rraikentlage, Bartlet's London, or Sir J.l). Fowler, Ber:ori-upurpTrent. Francis Hopper, of Sproatiey, Holderness, Yorkshire, niereltnt, dealer and chapinsii,Cktoba 12, 13, and Nor. 19, a: elves. a. a White Hat Cavern, Hull. Atornies, Mes-rs. Hurl, Shaw, and Jo`mson, King's Walks, Temple, London; or bk. Richtrdson, Hull. William Croft, of Leeds, York, merchant. November ft, at font, 19, at ten, at the Session's Hoes-, Yak. field, and I t at :rot, at the White Lion Inn, De vsbury, York. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton Garden, Loudon ; ur Mr. Robinson, Wakeilt4. Emanuel Stabler, late of Bresd-street, Cheapside, linen-merchant,- ' dealer and cluipman, October 23, t 1.4, and NOeeinbef 19, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, I ork. Atto:nies, Lamberts, Taylor, and Ucaue, Gray's tun-square, Gras Inn, London; and Mr. Robinson, York. Mookhouse The of Chalford,Gtoucett-r, clothier , October 19 , 29, and November s 9, at ten, at GuddhalL Attoria.s, Messrs. Foss and Sun, Essea-street, Strand, Loruloa. George Smith, of baLer.la-.!ter, dealer and chap, na in, October 12, at eleven, te, and November 19,3 t tW:IVe, at Gui,thall. Attcniey, lariats, Bit.k . ersbury. George llatutnond, of Mau üby ,York, tallaw.chandler, October 23, at one, 2s, and Nay ember 19, at eleven, at the 'Mack Swan, BAaie, York. A:.tornk-4, ?.losses. :Atli, Strung, and Rack barn, Lincoln's La, Loialon ; an.l Mr. Tot . th:tis, Mitidwhani, York. Roger Old man, late of Nort!welch, Ch -Ater, draper, dealer and chaprisao, November t, 2,. And . a: tell, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Anomie*, Cuidille awl Kay, Manchester; and Messrs. Clarke Mid Ittchards, Chancery. lane, London. sums Francis Gibbons, of fleet-street, sperceri dealer and (Lipman, October 19, V 6, at ten, and Noveinber :9, at ; wutvv, 1 all. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Atlania-court, Ohl 13i unl-etreet, London. Robert Mania 'action, t f Tokenhonse-yard, merchant, dealer and cliaptnati, October 14, 26, awl N. venitivr 19,at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Means. Lambe and Hawke, Pimeee street. Bank. DIVIDENDS tube made at GUILIM - lALL. October 29, W. 'aches, late of Guildford-street Blackfriars. road, corn-dealer, at eleven. November 4 , Be:netts, Cohen, George-street, Minor/es, merchant, at ten. November 12, Mi. cbaerand Jas. Constable., Shad thanies limp...avant', at eleven. November 12, John Run, Great Waltham, miller, at eleven. November 13, Jonepii Stuck:;, Jamaica row, Bermondsey, wit manufacturer, at rieven. limo niter 16, Robert Wiliant, Bow Chinch-yard, merchant, at twelve. November 'lonepti lag& kir, Park street, Soutlawask, wheelwright, at-ten. November 1.2, MrxitiJer Hislop and Joseph Sadler, :low-lane, wareboties men, at vityrit. November 26, John I..twes. William Noble, Ric Lard tient y Oat, and Rickard Barwick, Pall hla:1, baokers, at ten. November 5, John Frtderick iiel.ta I, Rowl-latte, naa. client, at eleven. November 5, George ?Gabbs Si.elley, Widiecharel, brasier, at eleven. November 16,- Fla .beds anti Mary Uke, Plymotoh, milliners, at one. Novembir hlatthias Davey, jun. Clienhunt, miller, at twelve. Nov.mber • 16, Rogerliesketh Fleetwood Willanis, Maysna Liverpool, merchants, at one. November 4. Reuben Gaunt beady, Aa.titi-friars, merchant, at ten. November 4, John In gram, Wood-street, Blackwell-ball-factor, at eleven. November 12, Frautis Fraakland, Ozlord-streer, linen-draper, at eleven. November 5, William Whateley,Lawrei.re Pountoey hill, n. r (taut. at eleven. November 5, Johu Graves, Charlotte-street, F i tzroy-square, Upholsterer, at eleven. Noeertikr 4, John Win. Multi, boathookr lane, merchant, at ten. October 'l9, Thus. !!luck, Pat:muster-row, printer, at ten. October 29, Richard Samuel and Benjamin Southill, Dedley, nail troumongers, al ten. ()Outlet' a 9, Charles Barry, Jerruyn-street, surgeon, m October J0w1.% MaCtin amt John button, Great Guildford street, engineers, at tWelve. November 2, John Smith, Vlore greet, tripentan, at eleven. November 5, ilsontas Dykes, Croat - Basta:lnv, chocolate-nuke:, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. • November 2, Edward I.anezley, Cheater, currier. at eleven, at the Coach and Horses, Chester. November 7, Samuel Sidlall, Hurst, cotton manufeeltrer, at eleven, at the Bridgwater Ann's. Manchester. November 1, Maldin Hemingford Grey, corn-me:client, at one, at the George, Buck!Jen. November'l, Matthew Edam, Huntingdon, bz:tber, at one, at the George, liuckden. Oetcber 91, '1 hunus Cotgreare, Great Faringdon, cheese-tactor i at eleven, at din lieu, Faritegilon. October e 9, Joe !mph Mann, landwardine,sinaltater, at twelve at the Guildhall Cuffee-bouse, Worcester. October 29, Iphn Clang. Dartmouth, miller, at eleven, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Duck. CERTIFICATES, Ovroitv 29. Joseph Moore, Jamet Tennant. and Jonathan Poster, Bbhois Monktcn, flat-siiinners. Wm. Elliot, Westgate, new Nevrcastle,... nurseryman. Itluirlson cud Win. Mvailvey, Market street,. St. James's, hatcher.. Duantei g hlackay, ''road -street, merchant. John and James Aspinall.Livvilmoi. bankers- Mi chael Metcaltjup,'Hull, metehatit. 'fhoulas Hubbe Scott, it. :kiwi-hill, merchant. 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