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&NOVI, 9212 T HEA rtee OF 'IPERY-68, BERVIRS-STREET. DR. CLOUG H. Physician, A cenucheut to the St. hiwy-la bonne General Dispensary. and to the En &woe, or Benevolent Society, &c commences his Autumnal COURSE of LECTURES on the above Science on MONDAY Ossento the 7th of Octoberost Half-past Ten. House Pupils will have the same extensive opportunities for soot& improvements as num!. On an average, ten Cases are *appropriated to each Pupil. Particulars known as above, and at the Medical Booksellers. NEX r *1 UESDAY WEEK. BISH respectfully remkds his best Friends, the j.. Pao., that the Lottery commences drawing Next Tues day Week, THE 17TH OF THIS MONTH, 'on which day neatly 5,000 Tickets will be drawn; and the very r.t Prawnra Out of the Wheel the First Day, will receive ~Aooo,addition to wha•ever other Prize it Is entitled to, com er curly It Tic k etbe a Prez,* of XOO,OOO The Scheme con • siso ot only li3O•0 s, , yet contains 'lwo Prize of £40,000, Two p r i ges ot £30,000, &c. mowing in the whole to the Um of £205,780, in Stock and Money.—Tickets and Shares art selling at BlSH's (Nitro, 4 CORNHII.I„ and 9, CIIARING-CROSS, wi, ere c o ital rite to an immense anunitit have been sold, the parttru!ars of which it is impo.sible to enumerate in an Myer tinoseut; suffi.e it to •ay, he sold The Flost X.so,(irio ever drawn, The Laic sesu,ooti evrr drawn, The last 246,000 ever drawn, The Last £30,000 ever drawn, Aid One Prise of X 30,000, and u 6 o : her Capitals, in the Last Lottery. Jelei,ooo Val be given in Addition to the First-drawn Prize on TUES DAY, i 7 th of THIS MONTH, when the State Lottery begins Waiving. Thus one Ticket puriliaaed before that day, may lisla 180,000 ! SCHEME CONTAINS St Prizes of 440,000 5C30,000 410,000 a i 1000 ' dcr.. &c. Consols and Money. pTCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and .Co. the Contractors, beg terve to remind their friends and the Public of the near api roach of the Drawing, and respectfully solicit their favours at their fortunate Offices, Corshill and eba kietCrois, where they old in the late Lotteries 18,646 • - 230.000 210.431 - - 25,(4)61 Guineas. 10,244 - - 23,000 4fi42 - - .€20,000 " - 'I his day was publisl.ed, i t Svo. The Second Edition with Additions, illustrated with Eight En gravings, and a Portrait of the Author, price 14s. plain, and Ss. coloured, ATREATISE on some practical Paints relating to the DISEASES of the LYE. ' By the late JOHN CUN MING I lANI SAUNDERS. Dewoortrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hospital, Founder and Surgeon of the London loErmary for curing Diseases of the Eye. o which is ad to 1, a short Account of the Author's Life and his Method of coring the Conjoint.' Cataract, by his Friend and Colleague, 1. R. LARkE, M D. Pitted for Longman . , Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater 'noster-row. A NEW VOLUME REGIS OSINGON'3 ANNUAL lt. This day *u published, in ene large vol..prke ht beards £l, %THE ANNUAL REGISTER; or. • A View of -IL the Histori,Politics, and literature, fut the year 1807, being the Seventh Volume of a New Serlo: Printtil for F. C. and 1. itivingtou, No. ne, St. Paul's Church. 2ard ; sold also by Messrs. Payne, Egerton, Hatchard, Nona ville and Fell, and Messrs. Arch. OF the above-mentioned booksellers may be hid, the former Volumes published by Messrs. RivitigtOns, commencing with the year 1791. The Volume for 1802, will be published early in the Winter, and tile Volume for 1797, in contirmation of the former Series, About the same time. - GREAT NATION 9L REPOSITORY OF ORIGINAL SCOTIISH MUSIC AND VOCAL POETRY. This day was published, price One -Citifies, in boards, The First Volume of ALBYN's ANTHOLOGY ; or, A Select Collee tints of the Melodies and Vocal Poetry, peculiar to Sept land abd die Ides, hitherto unpublished. Collected and atranged By ALEXANDER CANIPBELL, Author of "The History of PoctrY in Scotland," " A Journey through different parts of f.cntland;" &e. ,•;, In announcing this Work to Public notice, the Editor begs to ohterve, that he has received extensive tend liberal assistance !nen Gentlemen peculiarly conversant with the History, Litera ture, and Poetry of their Country ; And who have pledged thetti selves to eve all possible support to this extensive National un dertaking. Besides several Ladies of distinguished Poetical talent, the following Gentlemen have already contributed Songs, written itmosly fur the present Volume; Walter Scott, Esq. ; John Wilton, Esq.; James Douglas, Esq. ; Alexander oswell, Eaq.; Rrbert Jamieson, F.A S.; Mr. James Hogg, &c. Etc. And atnung tiler Poets of the first eminence, the Editor gladly an nounces the Rev. R. C. Maturin, Awhor of " Bertram," as no 5m311 acquisition to the list of his Poetical contributors. • London: Printed for Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane; Clementi and Co. Cheapside; and Olivet and Boyd, Edinburgh. I)RS. COOPER, MUNROE, and DUNCAN, Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte' House, lilackfriars Rota, have aicerained that upwards of 5000 Patients are cured annually of prevailiag disorders, that hundreds were in a Zatrelsing sate, owing to quacking themselves, and by etio lating into ignorant of the profeurtin, who deceive she public by their specious promises and ihsmoral advertisements. Erup tions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings in the nick, nodes on the shin-hones, pains in the head and limbs, frequenly taken for rheumatism,swelledpncies, and nervous de bility, are (Skims which appear years after, and the consequences of improper trerment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are consulted daily from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a, fa; and the pea have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Nun *, tin In o'rlock.--Tbere is a able door and private rooms fur Lades. VNESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma , jetty's Navy these Drops have for near iOO years past maintained their character as a specific for the Scurvy, Gravel I ) r*Prf, Stranguary, Weakness and Obstructions in the Minary ..altagv, and General Debility; but particularly for their absolute su u speedy cure of the Venereal Diseases Weasels' Jesuit's Drops and Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expeditious Cure, and ere so innocent in their nature, as to require httl. - or no restraint. The great object to be attended t , ) is, that Patients and Pur• tl.ascrs shuuld be careful in having the true and genuine Prepare. ti "n• as the unsafe, ansanctioned, and dangerous counterfeits at. tt Opted re be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehoods, are to numerous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser to ask I' 4 Witsseci )(SUIT'S Deoes, and unless they have the follow. onads on the stamp, they are gross Impositions oa the public. - I __lotePh Wessels, 66 St. Paul's Church-yard; which his Ma. 1 " 17 • C"litunisoitanenhave ordered to be curved on every Stamp, to Imre them as their right. All ethers are Counterfeits. li trcl' 4ll to, mss, and Venders supplied on liberal Waal' / 1 ?4, 21 .. 9 4.-114.--$O4 us. Der Wahl. .. ~ . 0 2. e . . . 7 ... . tr 4 ...,o"^i i A . ‘ . 4` 4. ' li'4, —. • . - 11 .11 ' L '914 t '.' , .1 4 . c .0. • I . .. • . tZ: )t C . . •. ~., , e_ . ; .: TP i ' . 0i v5 ,..5.....4iii al , , N(0 SI) ie #C l ‘ '4 \--- -"") . t: " .. oll s '4 ,ll Thu‘ j!c -tv,i-AN....m..4, . . 4....140 Pr_ -- ato . , . . . .., . ... . .. 4•111010. SEVEN OAKS, .KENT. COMPACT ESTATES and MANOR FARM, Excellent HOP-GROUNDi„ MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, and Valuable COMMON-RIG H l'. By Mr. ROIIINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cernhfll on Thu as- DAY, the i2th September, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots , LoT 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE , Rumsnorr MANOR FARM, Situate in the Parish and near the Town of SEVEN OAKS; comprising a good Farm House, with Offices, Garden, Orchard, Yard, Barns, Ost-houses, Stables, and varlouc Out-buildings; and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES Of capital Hap-Ground, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Lard, sloping to the South ; a most beautiful and picturesque part of the County, and in view of the *Town of Tunbridge; in posses- .ion of Mr. Wm. Carnal!. Lot 2. A FREEHOLIS ESTATE, KE TTLES HILL. FARM, adjoining Lot 1, situate in the Parish of Seal and Seven Oaks; comprising a nea. Farm Hou s e, with Gardens, Orchard, Farm yard, Oat-bot.se, earn, Stables, and Out buildings ; and sundry ludo/Aires of capital Hop-ground, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, contaiiiing us-wards of SIN:CY-THREE ACRES. In possession of Mr. Thomas Standen. These Farms are well known, and are . a most dtKirablT pre. perry ; the Hop-grounds are presumed to be equal to any in the county ; and valuable Coninion•Rights on seven Oaks and Fawk tommons. May be viewed by Applyir gto Mr. Navin,Kook Park, Seven Oaks; where Particulars may be had; and at the Crown, Seven Oaks; Rose' and Crown, "f onbridge; Star, Maid.tune ; Bell, Bromley ; of Mere. Meyrick and Brolerip, Solicitors, Red Lion Square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. 'Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; where Plans may be seen. MIDDLESEX AND HEW' S. Excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE and OFFICES, DARDEN, PLEASURE GROUNDS, FARM-HOUSE, and BUILD INGS, •RIGHT of SPORTING, and upwards of THREE HUNDRED and TWEN Ili-SIX ACRES of LAND, neat capital Market Towns, and in an excellent Neighbourhood. liv Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cbffee.lionse, 'Cliange•Alky, on TH7ItSDAT, the 19th September, 1316, at 12 o'cloik, in Three Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, IM. partly Tithe-Free; comprising a very eligible Residence, HAKEFILLD GROVE, Planned and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, wkh all suitable Offices; seated on a fine Elt4stion, surrounded by about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY SIX ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, PAS I'UR E, AND FINE WOOD LAND, through which there are extensive and delightful Gravelled Walks, pleasingly diversified by Hill and Dale, laid out in a Park-like style ' and principally enclosed by a Paled Fence, abounding wi;lt Pheasants and Game, and In a genteel Neighbourhood, with good Roads in all directions, Contiguous to the capital Market Towns of Uxbridge, Rick. minsworih, and Watford, and within a short distance of the Grand Junction Canal; a Rustic Entrance Lodge, with Car riage Drive to the Houle; excellent Farm-House, and Buildings of all denominaiiens Fish-Ponds, well stored; a Lime Kiln, and quantity of fine Chalk; with the Right of :Sporting over the Bisuoi of Lonnotek Manor, add Fishing•in the Waters, which are as renowned as any in the Kingdom; also about Sixty-Two titres of Lea , ehold Meadow and Arabic Land, all lying compact. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; Swan, Rickmansworth • White Horse, Uxbridge; Eases Arms, War ford ; Wool-Pack, Si t. Alban's; Green Man and Red- Lion, Barnet; Castle, S a l t -Hill ; White Hart, Windsor; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, where a Plan of the Etrate may be seen. OXFORDSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF IiZILLS AND VICINITY OF READING. MANORS OF RAWLINGS, CHECKENDON, WYWOLD, ate ; Spacldus FAMILY RESIDENCE. WOODCOT HOUSE, w OFFICES. GARDENS. PLEASURE GROUNDS,ith Eligible FARMS, noble WOODS and LANDS, Upwards of EI.k.VEN HUNDRED ACRES, and Valuable COMMON RIGHTS. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garnway's Coffee-bousehange-alley, Cornhill, on Tau as- DAT, the 19th of September, 1816, at IC o'Cloek, is Lots, riiHE Capital and Valu3ble FREEHOLD. and small part COPY HOLD ESTATES, WOODCOTI' and RAWLINGS, pleasantly situate, eight miles from Henley oa 'Plumes, seven from Reading, six front Wallingford, and forty-three from Lon don; on a beautiful, fine, co mmanding, healthy, and sporting part of the Count of Oilord, comprising Th y e MANOR of RAWLINGS, One Moiety et the MANOR of CHECKENDON, And One Moiety of the MANOR of WYWOLD, abounding with (Jame. The Capital FAMILY MANSION, WOODCOTT HOUSE, with excellent attached and detathed Offices of all descriptions ; roomy Stabling for Twelve Horses, and Three Coach-houses; two productive. Kitchep Gardens, surrounded by lofty walls. Gardener's house, Orchards, &e.; Pleasure Grounds, Flower Gardens, Pinery , Grapery, Green-hoese, Ice Well, &. seated in a fine raslock of about Keg Acres, surrounded by four ex cellent Farms, with good Farm Houses, and all necessary Ow buildings with Parcels of Land, let to respectable Tenant., part on Leases, the remainder at Will. Also the capital and', productive Woods in band; sundry Cottages, with Gardens, Orchards, &e. the whole Eatate upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, with Valuable and Extensive Common Rights. Te be viewed by applying to Samuel Bitmead, the Bailiff, at Woodcott Mansion, where Particulars may be had; and at the Boar and Crown inns, Reading ; Lamb, Wallingford; Bell Inn, and Messrs. Cooper and Son, Solicitors Heidi"; Castle, Slit Hill; White Hart, WinAsor ; White Solicitors, Bath; Red Dos. Hoonslow; of Messrs. Williams ' Whitmore, and Co. Lincoln's • at Garraway's• and of Mr. Robb* Illarwiek- street ly adtinasuare, whe re a Plaii of the bate may Wilma. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 18iG. • THE STRAND. TO LET, ON A LEASE OF TWENTY-FOUR YEARS, from Midsummer last, EXTENSIVE, Airy, Light., and Convenient PREMISES, which are in excellent repair, situated on the Sooth-side of the Strand, and suitable for any very reapec:abie business.—Apply to Mr. Saunders, No. 39, Fleet-street, for the terms asid address of the Proprietor. BIWA SAtA POLYGI.OI'I%I TEXTUS ARCHETYPOS VERSIONESQUE PRJECIPUAS gCCLESIA ANTIQUI rus RECEP F COMPLECIrENTIA. THE PLAN of this WORK is as novel es it is useful: in its progress, it will be found to have receives, in every department, that distinguished attention whicl, is re cessary to ensure correctness and beauty of execution. The loran iu whic:, it will appear are, Four uniform Pocket Volumes or One Quarto Volume. —The Pro Teams, consisting of Thirty two Pages, wirh Specimens of t he Languages, &e. is de livered gratis, and may be now had, through every Bookseller, of Mr. Bagster, No. 81, Strand, London; and (as soon as his Premises are ready) in Paternoster-row; where the Work will commence publication in a few weeks. Subscribers' Names are received by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom ; or may he sent direct to Mr. Bagster.—The List of Subscribers will be printed. _ _-- 1.77= .7f=.:71- FROM SATURD;fr NIGHTS G.METTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, SEFrEMBER. 5. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleasecl,in the name and on the behalf of hi. Majest f, to approve of Mr. Her man Visger, is Consul at lirtatol for the United States of Ame rica. MILI FARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 7. ed Regiment of Life Guards—Major Charles Webb Dance, froM halt-pay of the 7th West India Reginteut, to be Major, vice Charretie, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Assistant-Surgeon John M. Bartley, M.D. front half pay of the .sth Fuot, to be Assistaut- Surgeon i vice Macauley, who exchanges. 2d Ditto— Lieutenant W. R. Soulshy to be Captain of a Troop, by porchase, vice Haines, wbo retires; Cornet Lawrence Pig ice to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice. Soulsby ; Peter Bailout, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase vice Graham, promoted. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant H. S. Notol:, from the 7th Four, td be Lieutenant. vice Marshall, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant John Lovewell to be Qaptain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Westropp, who retires. 2d Regiment or Dragoons—Ensign James Travers Burke, from the 58th Foot, to he Cornet, rice O'Brien ' who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Roliert Nicolson brew, Gent. to be Cornet, by par chase, vice Burrowes, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John George Mad drum to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Wildman, promoted in the 24 West-India Regiment ; Cornet ! honourable G. D. R. F. Strangways to be Lieutenant, by purcha..e, vice Priaddison. 18th Ditto—Wm. Amherst, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Machell, promoted. 2014 Di:to—Roblrt Kirkpatrick Emetic', Gent. to be Cot net, by purchase, vice Massey, promoted. 21st Ditto—Ensign Martin l.indsay, from the 78th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Carter, promoted. 22d I)itto—Cornet Charles Wetherell, from the Bth Light Dra goons.ro be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Oakes, promoted in the Ist Ceylon Regiment. 23d Ditto—Ensign A. M. Bayard, from the 75th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Farmer, promoted. 25th Ditto—Ensign Wm. Willey, from the York Light infantry VW...otters, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bower, who retires. Ist Regiment of Foot—l.ieutenant James Chime, front half pao 'et the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice. Lamont, who ex changes. 2d Ditto—Surgeon Maurice Alexander, M.D. from half pay o f the Royal . Corsican Rangers, to be Surgeon, vice Hilt, de ceased. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant John J. Kane, from half pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice Boyd, who exchanges. sth Ditto—Michael Collins, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Roberts, promoted. 7th Ditto—. Lieutenant Thomas G. Marshall, from the 6th Dra goon Guards, to be Lieutenant, v.ce Nona', wile exchanges. 10th Ditto—Areistarit-Surgeon GaVilla Portelli; tram half-pay of the Regiment, to be Assisi ant-Surceon, vice Orr, deceased. 16th Dlttd—lieutenant Richard Meredith, from the half pay of the i9th Foot,to be Lieutenant, vice Loppidot, who exchanges. 20th Ditto—Quarter-Matter John Dodd, iron the will Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice Ho.ith, Who retires upon half-pay of the oOils Foot ; Assistant-Surgeon W. Gardiner. from hall pay of the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be As.istant-Surgeon, vice Renwick, who exchanges. 25th Ditto.—Quaner-Master Janies Campbell, from half.pay of the Regitneut, to be Quarter-Master, vice Leach, who el changes. 28t1, Ditto—Capt. Richard Tomlinson, from the half pay of the Regiment, to he Paymaster; vice Dewes, placed upon halt pay. Lieutenant C. H. Short, from half pay of the tots Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Waring, who exchanges. 34th Regiment of Foot—Ensign T. Francis L'Estrange, front half pay of the sth Fooi, up be Ensign, vice liuvenden, who exchanges. 33th Ditto—l.ord Frederick Lennox to be Ensign, with Out pur chase, vice Carter, who resigns. 37th Ditto--Lieuteuant G. H. Fitz Gerald to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Hoffman, who retires. 43d Ditto—To he Ensigns, by purchase—Charles Stanhope Jones, Gent. vice Hole, who retires; Luna G. Smith, Gent. vice Kershaw, promoted. 44111 Ditto—William Rutter, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Femur, promoted in the 4th Dragoons. 45th Ditto—Marcus Richardson, Gent. to be Ensign, by pus*. clears, vice Morgan, promoted. 49th Dittoo-Lieuteriant William Lynar, from the 10341 Facie, lo be Lieutenant, vice Munro, who exchanges. 58t Ditto—Cot tot Edward O'Brien, from the 24 Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Burke, who exchanges. 61st Ditto--Lieutenant William Sayers,from half fay of the 10th Foot, to be Lieutenant, %ice &hen, wto exchanges; Lieu. ,tenant George Frederick Pascal, front half-pay of the late itd Battalion of the Line of the Kieg's German Legion, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, appointed tit 'the 96th Foot. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant George R. Canirsie, from the lad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Auchnauty, whit excliangeL 67th Ditto—Captain Samuel Patrickson to be Major, by pur chase, vice Better, promoted in the 2d Garrison Bamboo. 69th Ditto—Captain Adam Fife, from the Royal African Corps, to be Captain of a Company, vice Willats, who exchanges. 73d Ditto—Lieutenant R. Mulcuter Auditinaty, front the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Campsie, who exchanges. 87th Ditto—Captain J. B. Leonard,. from the ttd Life Guards, to be Captain of a Company. vice Vyse, who exchanges. 90th Ditto—Lieutenant Nathaniel Tayler, •frour halt-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Lyuci‘ who's schangts. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant John Streatheld, from half-pay of the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fenwick, who txdiatiges, receiving the difference. 98th Ditto—Captain Donald Maclean. from half-pay of the 7211 Eton, to be Captain of a Company, vice De Guillienny, whO exchanges; Lieutenant John Campbell, from the 61st Foot, to be Lieuteriant, without port:base, vice Grant, deceased. 97th Ditto—Captain B. Foz, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Malone, who exchanges. 1034 Ditto—Lieuteoant Hector Munro, from the 49tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lynar, who each:loges. Ist West India ßegimene-I,:ieutenant Patrick Rice, from hag pay of the Bourbon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Walker, who exchanges. Sd Ditio—.Amistaat-Surgeon James Lamar,' from half-pay of., the orb W , --t meta Refinent, to he • ••• taw TA!, val.r ,reign. ' , C R. urgoolt, 111111 4t!. Ditto—" hr Clpt-tins of eampanics--Itrevet-Major I. Ma. l one , rpm th- 9701 Yqrst.Vee Fnx, who eichangeg; Captain G. ti. Coneliy, front ti:e half-pay of the 2d V.r..st In Ea Red. mem, vice I haniptit. who exchanges To he r.ns!gn. blf purchase—Charles 'Frannie; Gtnt. vice Barwick, promoted in the eOsh Fant. Royal African Corrs—Captstn P. Willits, from th• 6Ptb Foot, tube Captain of a Company, vice rife. who e%ebarget. 2d Ceylon Rrgim•ttt—lxr:res itioper, Gent. to be hermit! Lien. . . tenant, Int porch,te, t,:ze , promwe•i. C► Ev LT.--Captain R Aar.: W. H. Howard Vygo.. of the 2.1 Re g:rnt•ct of I.ife Guards, to be Major ht the A.-ow STAFF.—I ferry Ponp'eton, Gent. to he a Uepn•y Atsistnnt Cw!ialivisty:Gener4l to eat Force..; tl” It,v Owlet Job..in Lyon, B.A. to be a Cl:vials to Ow Foreci Masioaitivrata.—Am.istaw 4 iegcoo Swift, wf *its Roth Foot, is stymied, baits alma w thou• Commission in the liereforhhfre l'eoma.!re r:tvairy, sired by the Lord lietvenarit of the CMl:l'y of tienaorl Thomas Davies, Gera. to he Corny!. BANKRUPTCY EN!. AR G 7.). • October 14, John rid I and 'meth W0;11e . 7, tare of Oftwattar; now residing hi Lend , m, merchants and copartners, duelers and chapmett, at ter, at iluil‘lhaU. October )9, !antes Cradocke, of Down ing-strart, Westin; aster', p•ct ure at ter, at Guildbal. October 17, ' 1 I:utnii MID?: Callaway, of Dash, optiolderer, dearer and ch•rmlit, at NI!. at Outlthaii. th Wi t Oe:er 12. iam liackman, of Sa'ut Janus, Vlldtllegexottereir chant, fjctor, dealer : nd c! ipman, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANK KU vror gtYPZItSEDED. John Charman, of Norton Fa!gate. linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. loseph Fuller, of the Neathoese., 01 of St. C-nNe, Hatrover square, gattlener. nurseryman, see Iman, ear m.l chapman, to surrender September 10, 17, and October 49, at .lorem at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Morris, No. I, liorreterr% %Vettntinster. lohn Ranson the younger. of `:underland near the ;lea, Durham, draper, Sept. 18, so, and Octobtr 19. at eleven, a the Galicia Linn Inn, Sunderland near the •ea Attornies. Mr. Charlei Wilson, Grey'lle-street, Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. Jo- seph Hines, Sunderland. Thomas Whether, of Ext•er, spir;t merchant, Sept. 19, 21, and October 19, at elevt n, at the. Hotel, Ewer. Attornies,Mesirs„ tlatLe, Chrrch, ai,d D.trite, 10, eritices-%treet, liedtord-row, Loudon; or Mi.. .1-:ho Nortll-..treet. Exeter. Simon HAord, of So ishowrant, Y hnukseller, school. . . . . master, dealer and chaprnan. Seprentner 14, 2rl, and Octut.er. 19, at clever', at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. llartlty, 26, glee, ... . _ . . Bridge-street, Blackfnars, London William Opulent', of lit I,tcone, Cornwall, mercer, dealer arkl chapman, Sept. 16, 17, and October 19, at twelve, at Gutdh..ll. Atornies, Nplessrs. Bourdillon and H*' 'r, tl:! Criday--treet. ShirleyWiibant and Jesse Shirley. of Skelton, St lre upon Fruit s Staft.pulshtre, potters and copartners, Sept. 14, at :our. Sept. 16, and October It , at eleven, at the Swan las. Haaley.--• Atornies, Mr. Wil pun, Kites Bench W.:As Temple, London, or Mr. Griffin, rentli.an . near Stone. - William :ilthrtil and Townsend Tinthrel!, ll tba Gtiuge kV . sur•ay, its her-h‘etnrs and co. partial:to, i 7, .toil t.dziriber '4,:.: twelve, at fluedhali, Attornies. Messi t. and Llnrion!, Braun/ place, it USSICii.• square, Londua. Joseph Higgim, of Chipping Norton, Oxford.h: re, tneitster, Sept. iO, at three, September 21, and October l!, at ten, at the WM', Hart Inn, Chipping 2thoton. Att 'rule., Mr. Anthony Watts, 10, Sistrosd's lon, /..ondoti ; M:. Samuel Beak, et Upton upon *vein. Samuel Price, late of Lartlishy, litreSordihire, re.lipkePper, dealer aril chapman, September /5,17, Grd 30.iber 19, at 11, • IA Hei.:f.)rd. AL1.G..1 . t6. M.. fai..e, New Boswell.cou-t, I.on ;Cr Messrs JallWb and Bode*. barn, I:co:A-street, tieroford• Thomas hair.) s s, of ivlarton, eliesbire, salt-prprievr, dealer Ind Chapman, October 2,9, and 19, at ur,., ..t t. , .0 Amiel in A;torries, Lelo, ss, Los. d to ; or Nltsfrt. Itowson an! Suds, Pre,e..c. Sims, of l'ortsea, Hattr4, grocer, dealer and. charms', Sept. 23, at ores Sept. 24. a: LieVICU,aI4 LiCt!.l•Cr 19, at OM, at the inita Ann. Inn, Gusrirt. Ne.essr. Al:itazidee and tlidnv, Nu. to, New Inn, London; or Mr. C‘eichhank, Gosport. William Harris and John DielOnton, of Maryror, Cmnherlind, siil-eluth manufacturers and copartners, Sept. •.:0, at .12, Sept. 21, and Octtsher 19, at eleven, at the Gulden Nlatyport. Attornies, Messrs. Farrer, Steadman and UnthJll, Gray's fun s London; or Mr. Hodgson, Whi.eltaven. Robert Crass and William Cross, of Biewood, Staffordshire, tanners, de.tiers and chairmen, Sept. l's, at ten, alept. 17, and October 19, at eleven, at the Royal slate), I's wide row, Dlr. mingbam. Attu:lies, Messrs. Clat aud Rie.tartit, f:hancerp lane, London; or Messrs. Stubbs, Mede and Wda., in Bir mingham. .1 hi , mas V. ri,iht, cf Stotirport, Wore .aten hire, tinthermerchant, dealer anti C:11p111111, ds, ai the Li :ad Inn, Gloucester, att.; Ocßiber 19, at the Scar ai!.l I Irrter Cavern, Worcester, at th yen. Attorn:e., Mr. Thoin:.. I ivelis, No.ll 4 St..r.ir lust, I un.iin ; or Mr. Umiii:l Borves, iris; Anne Sutton Roberts, of Leeds, Yoikshire ; sr, flattplnner and linen manutactut Gaoler 1, :s, ati,t 19, eleven, at the Con rt-house, Leeds. Attoruies, Aoessr,. Atkinson and holland, Leeds. John foster, of Barton-upon-Number, 1317.17.1i , 51tire, mal:ftrr, dealer and chdpinan, Sept. 13, It two, at 'I Oct. 19, at ten, at the White Swan, Barton-upon-Humber. Atturuies, Messrs. Brown and Son. Barten.upon.Huntber ; ur Mr. ruches, No. 5, Gray's lint-syisarc, London. Benjamin Davies, of the Parish of Saint Mirtin, in tin. Te - A•rt and County of liaverfordwe.sr, mere:tam, dt-alet and chapnlatt, Sept. IX, 14, and Oct. 19, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, in 'het 'fowls and County of Haverturdwest. iittoraies, Mr. 1 hookas Staple-lint, Lyndon; or Mr. Liavid Haver• furdwest. James Sales, of Milford, Pembrokeshire, green', deaier and eh*. man, Sept. 17, 24, and October 19, ai., twelve, a .he White lion Inn, Bro;d•street, t ti. 01. Attornies, Mr. William I.v/re ton Clarke, Bristol; or Messrs. Jenkins, Jaaael, 41141 Ab b e, New-Inn, I.ondon. • William Saiec, of Milford, Pembrokeshire, rhopkeeper, dada and CW11.114.11, Sept. I' Y 4, and October 19, at two, at ebb White Lion Inn, Brow' street, Briszul. Atterefes, Mr. Wi liam Lewt on Clarke, Bristol; or Messrs. Jetakiui, James, and Abbott, New-Inn, laotiduu. Harriet Sutherland, of the City of Canter ! cry, milliner, dealer and chairwoman, Sept. 16, at seven, 17, on! October e 9, at eleven, at the t uilehall, Canterbury. Attornies htr. I(.hn Nuu,Canterbury; or ,Ir. John Allen, Cliih.rd'salnn, Lmtdon. Henry Stark, of the Strand,„hliddle4ez, lino! tinker, Sept. 14, 28, and October 19., at eleven, at Cuil.ihall , Lunch*. At. tonnes, .Messrs. Collins and Waller, Spizal.square John.Hawes and Lawrence Breyer, Mite Anchor Yard, Brim mary•lane, Middlesex, sugar.refiners and partners, 6.1,t. I 21, and October 19, at ten, at G.0.0.1s q, Lyndon. .i.ttorne,, Mr. Linda man, Upper Crown-street, \Veg.:mins:cr. Thomas Lowden, of liischen, Beets, ionftolder, Sept. 10, 24, and uctober 19, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondon. Attoruh:., Mer•rr. White and Bostock, Tolteubouse yard, London. John Jed - cries. of Rastrick, Heintz, Yorkshire, victualler, Sept. 14, 28, aird October 19, at tirveti, at Guildhall, ,Londoe. At. torney, Mr. Abliott,Lbchurcb bale, rim bard-street, Landoll.. AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WALES, from the ratans, ending the 31st of Au3ligtolBl6 Wheat. Rye Barley. Oars. brans. Peas. I 86 9 1 46 4I 37 31.24 4 ' 1 39 9 VI 3 The average Price of Sugar, oorp,puted from the returns math in the wait vain the 284/a i isptetuba,ls 446. lOid. per own SALES BY AUCTION. ••••• • • SUSSEX. COPYMOLD SMALL FARM, with neat compact RESI DENCE, tinware between Eno' GRINS LEAD and LEWES, in the Road to Brighton, 36 miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At °areaway's C.effee-house, in Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on Teunsoar, the leth September, 1316, at Twelve o'Clock, A SMALL COPYHOLO ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold, CHALWOOD-GATE FARM; Comprising i neat compact pleasant Residence, roistaining an Eetrance•hall, Dining-pariner, Kitchen, Wash -house, Brew house, Dairy, &c. On the First Storey is a bowed-front Drawing-room, two good Bed-chambers, and a smaller ditto; and two Bed-chambers on the Upper Storey ; Cellar; under the house, Coach-house, and two Stables for six horses; gond Garden paled round, Pleasure ground, &c. ; Farm Yard, with Cow-house, Piggery, and Out buildings, and Paddock adjoining; and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, well supplied with good Water. The whole Esia , e TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES. TWO ROODS, TWENTY SINEN PERCHES; In the possession of WILLIAM Josses, Esq. Forming a desirable property for a person fond of Field Sports, in a pleasant country, 7 miles from East Grinstead, 14 from Lewes, 2(1 from Brighton, 13 from Tonbridge, and 3ts from ' London. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; at the Star, Lewes; Old Ship, Brighton; the Inns at Wych Cross, and Forest Row ; Dorset Arms, East Grin stead; Whlle Hart, Godstone; King's Arms, Croydon ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street , London.