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Sall' Room of the Court; in Southampton-Buildings, tendon, on Tuuesnay, the 26th day of August, law, at Ten o'Cloek In the Fore noon, in distinct Lots • . • • 1 . - IV ,k sr/ 4 1 "/ • AVON CAN.‘L N. I VIGATION. OS" ANI • That at a GENERAL • hereby given , . he COMMITTEF. of- MANAGE- -1 Nrift:11':i111“; of and Business of the Company of Pro- n t . f t . 1••• A K il el a N irs si.,• - e and AVON C.i.N AL NAVIGA- • w Town Hal in Marlborough , in tile County • hcl' i " f t , ti t s e- , 1 the eot h day of July, it was rg. `Divread of 2CO. per Share should be made • tEa ; t the p a re prietors of . Shares in this Undertaking. and that be p a rabl e at Messrs. Ilarford, Boltenby, and the Treasurers of the said Company ; A t J.1' ,3 -t" r '' • ] iri s 53 Wood-street, Cheapside, London sh Palmer s, No . • u yi• • tier the llOth day of September next. 'And 1, 40 . 1 j • or lobe a finnher.given, to . all persons who may have se acquired a right to Shares which have Free h ' names in the Books of the Coln. ”i a ,„ meyj opsters- t eir der to entitle them to receive the mid Divklenci, e ff :. other Instrument by which they may have at- Ire' err tO such Shares, must be sent to our Mc, to o right ..ster ,i on or before the let da y of September next, on peg tidni ' - ins the Transfer Books will be close and not again wail a net payment of the Di v i dend. Situ WA HD and tIERRIDI.INT, Principal Clerks. situ iniberough, August 10, 1519. C etrcuLr L t tter will no sent toevery.bncuno Propris.. . 1 Ore the Dividend becomes payable, informing him in simi w hat place to apply for the same. naz i falter and • .it - Stet R ICH WITEEL FOR THE LAST DAY. rooz '0 1'1: of :16,(Y10/. Three per Cent. Con. , • an the Fri:tea Cl,OOO X5OO, £2OO, Ste: End whole of which must Drawn on N Ex T. dun T...• Last and only Day of Drawing. &at IL:LA LOTTEMY for tee Year. and .. • warranted ;indrawn, are ou Sale, sit iii SUrr • : .. •.• ••D ONLY 420:'.11'1.ETE EDITION OF' i•ALEI , b WORKS. • har.dsomely printed in 5 vols. Bvo. lays - With a new life and Portrait, price 21. ss. ches Vi hole ‘VORKS.of WILLIAM , PALEY, and D.D. Archdeacon of. Carlisle. . . Pinned tor F. C. and J. Bivington , J. N u nn, Long Inn - a and Davies, J. Richardson, Baldwin, Cra- y• -J;}•; J. Dack and Son, R. S. Kirby, Bodwell and T nitu V. B. Winuakc . ,r and Chalks Taylor. also 41 , _ published the separate w:,rks, as follows ; " ilmopi.r,2 vols. 1 gs.-Evideneesof Christianity, 2 vols. Bet , ...." .real Theology, hi.—Hors Pathos, 76.—Sermons and .-„7,.—Poithamous Sermons, 104 6d. • _ CONTINENTAL TRAVELLERS. Just putdisheJ,. LANTA'S New Picture of Paris , B s. bound. At I itinerary of France and Belgium, IA bOund. #l ' • Itinerary of Italy, 10s. 6d. bound. Itir.trary of Germany, 12s. bound. PL 4;uide down the Rhine, Bs. bound. L . k; ~i.Plcture of Rome, 12s. bound. France, W. bound. the Traeeher, 6a. bound. plat end through iwitzeriand, Ss. bound. .1‘...s of Solt :erland, &e. Bs. half-bound. i e ....* du Voyageur, 5 Lang. 6s. 6d. ball-bound. Be ( ; Largitages, pa. 6d. half-bound. • Lai linerp.xter, 6s. 6d. half-bound. - 2'l,,clrnt French Grammar, Qs. dd. half-bound. sue con Vtr• g's Ilre , sels and Environt, es. bound: • eve Garreipoodsinec, ss. bait-bound. Pat qtr of the louvre, 4s. boards, AL bound. who •is Gazetteer of France, es. boards, ss. e .curd. Ago Map of France, Belgium, Etc. 6s. folded, as. canvas v d ` e ' r t an h Tourist's rocket Journal, 2s. 6d. half-bound. An Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. I.:ABLE and BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, and Extensive Mi STONE QUARRIES, in PERTFISIIIILE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, sm • the Maw of A LICILANDiIt Monami, Vintner in Dundee. • fumy the 3d day of September next, at One o'Clock in Of • tfteraat:.,lf not previously disposed of by Private Bargain, Ili E ESTATE of YIYLNEFIELD, with the of sALmoN FISH I NGS, and the STONE QUARRIES Pei, iag thereto, lying he the Parish of Longforgan and County onh. This Estate is most beautifully situate on the banks ye; Pisa Tay, in the east end of the Cane of Gowrie, about its ii.' from Dundee and seventeen miles from I'erth, the -mil Il nd between these Towns passing through the ES.. AN. his Property Consists of about Seven hundred and Seven ne; •i Acres, according to wn accurate measurement, the greater r!! .at Which i. rif very superior soil; a considerable portion of Gravid, it in the occupation of The Proprietor, and the re- 4 • held under Leases, will:- expire in two and four arc .Leer th..• present crop. irk of Water, driving machinery, passes through part of Cc . and a I iarbour, with extensive Piers, has been erected ow of the flurry, which anrds the accommodation of do ▪ coal, lime, and other article, and of shipiing the pro- .! of the eqate. A considerable revenue may be derived from ;-; tabour at a :hipping station for grain, and other articles. 73 cren a rod Mansion-house oa the Estate, with suitable • A fi.ad;.n, with an excellent W - all, and contAning Hot It - ielon Pits, was made a few years ago, and!' in . .w in "Irdcr. The grounds around the Mansion-house are embel- istizh Beks and Clumps of Planting, all which, together ," •iie whole Wood on the Estate, are in the most &riving In short, this is one of the most beautiful residences =t ine district of country in which it is situate. Stni.c Quarries of klylnefield, or Kingoodie, are eaten- 'aid extremely valuable. These Quarries are known in " ty the name of the" Dundee Stone 6tiarries," and for !c.;11 p.nt very large quantities of stone liave been sent to It - .iv, for the London Bridges, West India and other DoChas &c. The demand for the home market is very great. teraidersble part of the Estate is held of the Crown, and a FreeLold Qualification in the epunty of Perth. The :burdens are moderate, and the dile-deeds are perfectly and unexcepti ona bl e . Entry can be given at any time most A •T- . 4 1 .: to a lititzhaser, and, if desired, a contiderable part of ?sue will be allowed to remain, on the security of the Mates .ndi period as may be agreed on. ate Fatale is not sold in month', it will be }imposed of in f 'illorine Lots viz LI, 14 , 'flan I:AKT of the ESTATE which fie between Lad, of G r a y an d the Turnpike Road, measuring about S • c ro Z n i . but excepting the Millodans and a small strip u Gd ad j oi ning thereto. 14 The \ ILLS and LANDS of BULLION, with e, .111 , a I 14r d and small strip of Ground on the North side n ('round lying along the North side of the Turn- r 1 e Road , fr , ra t the Al arc h w i t h t h e L an d s of Bullion, belong- 41 t. weidrrburn, to the Toll Bar of Invergowrie. This 6 . toar o d_consists . of about Twelve Acres, and having .!o :or• o taa rnwi t i water, is partiadarly wen adapted for the 1 1 / . ..- 74 . The p a r' °V ". as the RNIS of EASTER and WESTER PIL- e same will be marked off from the rest of the 4 tt on the cast boundary, with the Goat Park , „ B . o F . ' . 77 .s kesame and the turnpike road. This Lot con- 0 , ti l is war ytr a , of . 220 acres of superior soil, and a considerable 4 a 4th oil; comprehe n d the Itetnair.d-r of the ESTATE of 1 st y sting of about 362 acres of the very best 3 witk the M a n sion Hou s e Garden, and Salmon and will b e lo w • At ia 4 p t u u r , eltase rn r either with or without the Stoie-qUar- ma,' incline. • a ! 7, : , e _,_n r4. l ! he made to Alexander Pearson, W.S. York- ` a r" e it ra 11..0r to Alexander Christie -Writer in Dundee, 1 -.lfni of Plantar the Estate, arid either efirhsin 4 114. every trformsoon which era be d A . oadaWill'oe shewn by . Mr. dean, at Bl l yine re 'lleid . -quarry. 1 ESSE X, ON THE BORDEM OF SUFFOLK. DEDHAM GROVE, Near the B.uiks of the RIVER STOUR. ELEGXN'r VILLA, With Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds, and Land. By Mr. ROBINS, . Garralway's Coffee-bouse Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, or. TIIIIIIIIDAT August 26, at Twelve o'Clock , in Two Lots, A' 1. filitiE VERY DESIRABLE COPYHOLD I- ESTATE, Land-Tar redeemed, nearly equal to freehold; comprising a pleasant Villa Residence, stuccoed front, &soden a Lawn, surrounded by Pleasure-grounds, handsomely 'iposed and planted with thriving Trees and Shrubs, excellent ardens part walled, planted with choice Fruit-Trees in full perfection, and Meadow Land enclosed by Park Paling, con `aiming about TWENTY-THREE ACRES. haat. at Dedham, w(11 known for its beautiful Ind healthy Luation, eceU-nt neighbourhood, and agreeable distance' from ;olchester and Ipswich. :The Howe tonagioa, ea SE Vila Story, me large Oil tifig Rooms ; First Story, three spacious airy Chambers, a smaller ditto, two I)reasing-clostts, and 'Water-closet ; Ground . . tory, handsome. Entrance:hall and Vestibule, capital Drawing room, Eating-parlour, Conservatory, Library, Dressing-room, Principal and Secondary Staircases. The Offices contain .. . tder's ant ilousebeeper's 'Rooms, with water laid on ; Alta' Ball, good Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Dairy, Store closet, roomy Cellars, enelnsed Yard with Coach-house and Stable, and Lodeng-rooms over, Brewhonse, Eic. Farm-yard Buildings; the Whole in most excellent order. Lox 2. An Enclosure of fine Meadow Land opposite. nearly no:aided by Plantitions, containing about El I - 11;EN AC RES. • A very desirable spot for Building. May be viewed by applying an the Premises, 'where Particu s may be had ; and at the Sun Inn, lieslharii ; the Cups, Col tester, and Harwich; White llor.e, Ipswich; Messrs. :leggy ul Chalk, Chelmsford ; Henry Coats, EN. Great Holland, tar Colchester ; of Messrs. Forster, Cook, and Frere, Lincoln's 1; at GarrAway's ; .etcl of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, aid en-square, where it Plan may be seen. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant Pun iture at a valuation. NOTTINGHAMSHI LW, Between NOTTINGHAM, DERBY, and MANSFIELD. MANOR, Capital MANSION, OFFICES, WOOD LANDS, COTTAGES; • • And the Valuable MINE of COAL under the 'Estate. ' By Mr. ROBINS, A Oarraway's Coffee-Houle, 'Change-Alley, Conlin!, on Tneasnav, August 26, at Twelve o'Clock , in Three Lots, a'ILL very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES.— Lot 1 comprises the MANOR of NUTT.ILL Tarhl PLE and N un . ALL, is the County of NOTTINGHAM, Negant MANSION, ratted in the Italian Stile, finished in ,tbe most costly manner, with materials of the first description. planned with Sulfa of spacious Apartments, elegantly fined up, 7.nd adapted, for the-accommodation of a Family of the first Ustinetion, (Late the Residence of the Right Hon: Lord VERNON,) Beautifully situated on a fine Lawn slopieg. to an extensive Lake of clear Water, nearly Sixteen Acres. stored with Fish, and surrounded by the finest Forest Trees, Pleasure Grounds, &c. :ommanding a singularly fine, extensive, and pi=urtsque Seennry, over a vast extent of Country, beautifully diversified, in the Parish of Nuttall, within Five Mlles of Nottingtiath, and. a short distance from Derby and Mansfield, with an excellent and very complete Range of Domestic OfS:es, Bath, &c.; capital detached Of fi ces, Coach-houses, and Stables for Twenty hones, as excellent and productive Kir•:hen Garden, of nearly Three Acres, walled raund, and clothce with the choicest Fruit Trees, full/ stocked, cropped, and piar.ted ; Hot-houses, Pineries, Melon-pits, &c. jn excellent condition • Farm-house, Yard, Barn, Stable, raiakry, Slaughter-house, C arpenter's-shop, Black smith's Forge, Dog-kennell, and sundry Cottages, and nearly . -FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and thriving Wood Land, in a Ring Fence, divided by Quick Penees; and the Valuable Mire of Coal under the principal part of the Lands, and of a very su perior qualit r to any in the iseighbourifood. The Fotate abounds with Game, and is in thrvicitiity of se veral packs of Hounds, and a very eligible property foi . . the Re . sidance Of a Gentleman. Lot 2. An ELI( IDLE ESTATE. comprising a substantial Brick-built. well-planned FA tiSP, pleasantly situated ' near Lot 1, convertible; at a very trif.ini expense, into a desi rable Cottage Residence, with an be cellent Garden; Baru, Stable, Cow-house, Piggery, &c. and SEVENTY ACRES of Meadow,' Pasture, and Arable Land, in the occupation of Mr. Seatat anew, Tenant front year to. year, • Lo t 5. A very desirable COTTAGE, situate adjoining the last Lot, at the entrance of the Estate, comprising a brick-built- Cottage ' with caisiaal productive Garden and a Piece of Kea dow Land, in the occupation of Mr. Saaninn. STA PLETON. To be viewed lay Tickets; Particulars may be had on 0:e Premises; of Ileury Percy, Esq. Solicitor, Nottingham; of Mr. Brown, Surveyor, I'llehergate ; and at the Blackmoor's Head there; the King's Head, gerby ; Swan, Mansfield ; Inn at Alfretoo ; Saracen's Head, Newark ; George, Grantham ; Hen and Chickens, Birminghain ; of Mr. Broughton, Solicitor, Great Marlborough-street; at Gatraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden:squat e, London; where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. NRAR BOXHILL, SURREY, Between EPSOII, REIGATE, and DORKING. DESIRAIII.E FREEHOLD and COPYNOLD ESTATE, Land-Tax redeemed, except a few Shillings. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, With Offices, Gardens,Buildings, Farm Cottages, ace. and op. wards of OWE HUNDRED ACRES of Meadow 2 Arable. and Wood Land, ',early in a ring fence; with COMMOD Rights, &c. on Walton and Headley Manors —a line Sporting part of the Country. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffeehouse el Corr:hi:l, on Tuesawar. the 14th Octobe i t, 1819, at Twee &Clock, in One Lot,. A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and small part COPY HO LD ESTATE, HEADLEY GROVE HOUSE, Situate at Headley, a fine healthy spot, on a commanding emi r nence, embracing most extensive and highly pieturesque views over a vast extent of country, recently enlarged upon an uniqu elevation, improved at a very considerable expense, and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family; about four Miles from Epsom, - Reigate, Dorking, and Lemberhead, end six from Simon, in the centre of several packs of bounds, and a fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game. Excellent Offices, good Garden tastefully hid Ant and well planted, capital warm Farm-yard, with all requisite Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, &c. The Lands are laid out in a park-like style, and pleasingly di versified with a Carriage Drive through the Estate, and rustic laodges at the extremities, and about • ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, nearly In a sing fence, in the Parishes of Headley, Walton and Betchemeth. The • neighbourhood highly respectable, go o d roads in various direc. dons, wild enlivened by a scenery reyond all description. The island-Us le redeemed, egseeea few shilliep per aim " To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Peemises ; the illirrad‘Eagle, sad King's Abed, sop p Swan. soot;' ireadserhsad sad Reigate ; Rod Lion, Dooking t 's Aram. Guildford; Cock, isaitton; Bull's Head, Ewell; 's Arms, Ctoydon ; of 'Mean. leans and Bimini, Sondem% -St. 241- dred's-court, .Poskry ;• at Gserwessfri. said et .*r. Robins, - Nyarwick-strest, Gold uare, whore h Plan of the Same may be seen. inerriatees fit g last. . . SUNDRY FREEHOLD ESTATES in the Pa riiiies oI Finchicy and *leen Barnet, in the County of Mid diem, a4d East Birnet, in the County of Hertford. being part of 1 1 0 ',Watts of John Bacon, late of Friern House, in tke County. of Middlesex, Esquire, deceased, consisting of several lIOUSCS, COTTAGES, BUILDINGS, and PI}CES of ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LANI), with the Timber standing on wveral of the Lots. Part of the Property, is in hand, Llnd,thp remainder ii, er lately 'Vfa3y in the serersl occupations of Thomas Collins. Esq. Joseph Jcilieoe, Esq. lady Anne Tempest, Mr. ltichatd Attarla, Air. Joshua Eases Mr. l o flpseph Spenser, and Ma. King. ileiticulan may be hid (gratis) at the said 51a.ster's Chambers, in Southampton Buildings; Means White and Rostock, Soli ? citors, George.stieet, Mansion Neuss ; Messrs. Attfield and SOD Surveyors, at 11;...i1ey (wiao will 'hew the Property) ; at the Ilcd, Lion Inn, at Barnet; the King's !lead Inn ' at Watford; the Angel Ins, at Edmonton; the Queen's Head ' Inn • at Finclatey ; the Cherry 'free, at Southgate ; the Greyhound, at ,tendon ; and the prine.pal Inns iu Uxbridge, St..4.lban's. Hertford, Hat.fieht, Starraore, Harrow, Edgeware, Enfield, and Tottenham ; and the Estates tnay he viewed on application to the rlapoctive Occupiers. White and Bostock, Solicitors, George.street,irbrision House., . . At the Custom-House r HARWICII, on Tatuasniv, the 24 of September, tnin, at Ten o'Ctfick Rallis Morning, T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, NIL • Q Gold Warthes. 6 Do. repeating do. Mlldead Snuff-boxes. 10 French Cambric Hardher chiefs. 42 Yards Foreign LIM. • 15 Pictures (di per last Salt). 4 Ladies' Leghorn Hats. Hull of an e IV& .1121 6596 East India and other &a . Handkerchiefs. • ne Yards East lab 811 k Crape. 4341 Ditt:i Forefgn Silk. 18f Ditto I)itto Velvet. N.B. The Goods eaumot be Sale, but must be taken away vu Money (one third part of the vah 4 Crowns for do. 1701bs. Pepper. elbe. Tea. 42 raper Year-boxes. 2 Boxes Toys. e Leather Dolls, 1 llird . 2 Small Locking glasses. • ' pen Boat broken up. OSTASIOX. • 4 Silk Scarfs. ' 20 Varela Silk Ribbon. 2 sak Wanted Riad kerchiefs. 36 Pali Silk shoes. 759. Dittp Limber Üb►es. delivered until Oise day after the Nithin ten Days, or tbp Deposit, tile of each Lot) will be forfeklid. roar or SOUTHAUPTO.N. • ry Order of the Honourable the Commissimers of hii Majegty's Customs, on SATIMPAY, the 4th of September, Isl 9, precisely at Eleven &CID& in the Forenoon, at the Custoin-House, at this Pnet. T HE UNDER-MENTIONED. GOODS, viz. TOR DEALERS AND OTifElte• 147, Gaßoils of Forsien Geneva. TOR PIInATF. Lie,E : 79 Gallons of Foreign Brandy, 6/ Gallons of Foreign Geneva, 9^. Gallons of French Wine, 12 Bottles of Old Hoek Wine, and 5 Dozen of Games Bottles ; ..... _ , Which have been seized and legally condemned, and will be put up in Lots for the igcorimuxlation of Purchasers, at the zmuunt of his Majesty s Customs and Fascist Duties thereon 4 respectively. At the same Time will be Sold, Twenty-nine Bottles of French Wine, and One lobg hundred Palling Boards sod Slabs, Vl'ich have remained in the King's Warehouse beyond the time allowed by law. The Spirits and Vine may he tasted in his Majesty's Ware house, ou application to the Warehouse Keeper, between the haws of Nine and Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon, the Day • previous to, aid °it the Morning of the Sale. To CqUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily made to Impose on the unwary' a SPURIOUS COMPOSITION, instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by. DAY and MARTIN, they have adoptud a new Label in which their addreW, 97, HIGH iIOLBORN, Is to conspicuously placed in the centfe, that they trust an atten tic to thiA, ,And the difference of the type, which ii unlike all letter press; will enable purchasers at once to detect the Imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by DAY and ILA RTIN, 97, High'ltidOorn; and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers,' Ironmongert, Per fumers, Boo:-maker, tkr. in the United Kingdom, in bottles, At 6d. ls. and Is. 6d. each. . Sewiti.r in mode, fottiter in re. The mild---the cure (patio/. TRUTH, whether it be scientific, moral, theologi cal, or Medical, is a beacon, which the ignorant can sel dom perceive, nor -what those who are interested in falsehood are desirous of seeing unfolded. • Impressed at an early period of our professiernal career with the importance of a more minute attention to a class of diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of nature, we boldly deviated from what was held to be medical orthodoxy ; attacked ' the vaumings of eropyricism f and, by defeating its vile purposes, consider ourselves justly entitled to that approbation and patro nage which, for twenty years, have rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The estimation of our enlightened brethren, who frequently appeal to our opinion, is an additional gratification to our pride, while our authority from the College itself, strength ened as it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost every Professor in the British metropolis, niost ever protect the sanc tity of our farnti from envy or misrepresentation. The' impetuosity of youth, or the momentary want of caution in the meturtr man, often kid cache effects of a cont agious dis ease; happy therefore may the early applicant be called, whine anxiety can be alkviated by a few days' care ; and even i,n the more advanced stages, characterized by numerous symptoms, we car illustrate our assertion, by rendering the treatineuf mild, the cere effectual. Every organic change, or functional disturbance, incidental to the generation economy, falls equally within our province, and will yield to our attention. Among these are disease* of the ure thra, weakness, and constitutional derangements, of however long duration. Thy child of inanition may be restored to appetence, and in stead of being exhausted by Nervous Debility, he will circulate the manlier proof of vigorous impulse.—The limits of an adver tisement do not allow the classification of our subjects, but they are amply detailed in a Work we lately published, called " The Mess of Ltra," the rapid sale of which, accompanind with an increasing practice, are undeniable proofs of our general utility. The Book can be bad at 80, Paternoster-row ; 86, Pall-Mall; 24, cierrard-street, Soho; 174, and 52, Fleet-street ; or at any Bookseller's. We attend at horns daily for personal consultation, and the tesna, Oft SWIIOI sewed at the ant Interview, or in answer te letters eeataining a,remittance. Patients in the country should describe the case, enclosing a Bask-note for medicine and advice, tttrlliah lan be opeolily tyrerds4 tamr Aut of the world. and Co. Aff. 11- C. Surgeons, 15, Bouverie-street, - Fleet-atreet o London. Maim tgrrunstrn TO SERVE IN riga reamer 1.1.1111A31E11T4 Beenn . gh of Ashburton—John Singleton Copley, one of hie Illesesty's Serjeants . at Law, and his Majesty's. &ficitor- Genet al. 4 ' Commission in the Isle of Wight Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Governor, Captaln-Geheral, and Vice-Allndr4l of the Isle of Wight. . • Alexander Glynn Campbell, Esq. to.be-Captain of a Troop. Commissions in the Richmond Torestvr Yeomanry Cavaliy, signed by three of the Deputy-Lieutenants of the' North Riding of Yorkshire. Robert Bower, jun. Esq. to be Captain; William Plbus, Genii to be Cornet. ' • ' • - BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. &Mile/ Worrall, Andrew Pope s and litho Edmonds, 13:150)1, bakken, /runt Angust 21 to Ocmber 9, at eleven, at the meant Bristol. 1... BAVKILUPrs. Jobs ("mew* Flowers, late of Leadet _ draper, to Surrender August- Im o 054 ember 12 and Omar . bet 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Ga ,. le..Basing. halletreet. - :Oboist's Whigett, rlyawith, hoot and, sitoeenaker, Septets.- .her 21, 22, and October 2, at twelve; at Weakley's " Plymouth Dock. Attornies ' Megrs. Church, asel Darke, Princes-greet, Bedford row; w Aleuts. Bozo; and Tink,_ Plymouth Dock. Isaac Ahnson, Stamford, coach and harness-maker, September 10, at five; •11, and October 2, at ten, at the Crown he; Stamford. Anomie*, Mr. Torkirztui., Stamford; or Mr, . Chilton. Chancery-lane. Edward Little, Mealsgate, Cumberland, blacksmith and grocer, September 14, 15, and October 2, at the Globe Inn, Cocker mouth._ _ - - tailnr awl - - Attornies, hleurs. Steel and Son, Coctennoutb. Little, Mealsgate, Cumberland, slate-merchant , Sep tember 14, 15 and October 2, at the Globe Inn, Cocker mouth. Atto;nies, Messrs. Steel and Son, Cockermoutlp. Abraham Little, Meabgate Cumberland, wood-monger, Sep tember 14, 15, and Octo b er 2, at the Globe Inn, encker mouth. Attornlis, Messrs. Steel and Son, Coelermeuth. George Stanley, Malkin House, Cartwotth, Yorkshire, clothier, August.so, at six, 31, and Octolicy 2, at ten, at the Swaa Inn, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. Allison, Huddersfield; or Messrs. Fisher and Sudlow, 24, llciborn-hill. Evan I'richard, late of Llamwst, I)enbi4hshire, shopkeeper, • September 2,5; ar.d October 2, between ten and twelve, at the Mitre Inn, IL: gur. Anomie., Mr. Edmunds, Exche quer (flee, Lincoln a•lnn; or Mr. Williams, Penrhos, near Carnarvon. Mary Aciderson,•Southampton, palterer, September 15, at three, IG, at ten, and October 2, at one, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Southampton. Attornies, Mr. Clement, South ampton; or 'Alest•rs. Hicks and Braikenrislge, Bartlett's-build . Ingo ' Holborn. Juhn Annely, Alfred-place, Kinpdnwn, near Bristol, grocer, August 31, S'pttniber 2, and October 2, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies; Mr. Edmunds, Ex chequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; or Russell, Bristol.- ' William Pratt, Birmingham, druggist, September 6, at four, ' 7, said OCtobei 2, at twelve, st the Woolpack, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs.-Lung and Austen, Holborn court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. I'almer, Culesh:ll, Warwickshire. Charles Payne, late of te Neckinger Dying-grounds, Bermond . ' iey, dyer, August QB;' September 4,, and Iktober 2, at ten, at CuiltllsalL Attorney, Mr. Birkett, RObert Scott Daplyn and Thomas Swayne, late of Llinehouse, coal-merchants, 'August 21, its twelve, September 11, and October 2, at otie, at Guildhall. At . toruiea, Messrs. Tem pler, °Lynes, arid noticed', Part - s trict, :East Enirthfield.- William Hyde, Hoveford.buildings, Fenchureit-street, mee clian't, August S. 31, and October 2, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fen-court, Fenchurch-street. D l le' I DEN DS to be made at G U I LDIIA LL. Sept. .2,5,• S. Joseph and W. Hughes, Winchester-street, 13road,treet, merchants, at ten. Aug. es, I. Palyart, London steel t, Flenchurch-stttet, merchant, at twelve. Se pt. 4, T. Jtnkins, Ju'diatreet, Drunswlck-square, master-mariner, at twelve. Sept: is, R. S. Hall, Bank-buildings, merchant, at ten. Oct. 23, T. Wlllata, Great Quems-street, Lincoln's Ina •fields, ironmonger, at ten. Sept. li, A. Warner, late of St. Catliterinv.street ' near the Tower, victualler, at eleven. Sept. 11, ,t. Howitt, Whitecrosa-street, charcoal-merchant, at eleven. Oct. SO, R. Dampier, Primrose street Bishopsgate Without, seed-crusher, at twelve. Sept. 11, F. Collins, New Ftshborne, Sussex, mealman, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 10, J. Handley. 111ilwich, miller, at 12„ at the Crewe, Stone. apt. 16. R. and W. Salt, Stone, dealers, at 12, at Mk Crown, Store. Sept. 13. L 'feather , Nottingham , dealer, at the Ram, Nottingham. Sept. 17. W.*Ereeze, Stoics-upon-Treat, potter, at the Swan, Hanky. CERTIFICATES-S, .11. R. and R. Townend, Mitre -court, Fa. chnrck.ststet, met cduits. S. lloglies, Liverpool, liquor-merchant. T. Fish, Bridport, victualler. T. Chi!mu t Bristol, broker. W. pony.. well, limb, brandy-merchant. T. Dauncey, Cateaton-street, warehouseman. J Lewis, jon. Manley, bone-dealer. J. Hut, Swithin's-lane, met:chant. J. Stafford, Scrooby, miller.. DISSOLUTIONS OF .PARTNERSIIIPS. _ R. and F- Burman, Hsnly-in-Arden and Atherstone. drapees. Fletcher and Hurry, Liverpool, rope-makers. Gordon and Fmmutt, Laurence •Pountney-lane. W. G. W. and J. J. Thomas, Blatklford. linen-drapers. .It%inson and Co. New castle-upon-Tyne, cork-cuttem Yates and Howarth, liver pool, copper platy-engravers. Senior and Driver, Nottingham, hair-dressers. Martin and tiaul,lh-strett, Southwark, pawn brokers. Anderson and. Claw, W. st Smithfield, booksellers. Just published, by 'f. HARVEY, of Blackfriars read, a Pocket Manual, being A jetu Minutes Ad vice from Me Medical Board, in a Lecture on the Lues Venerea •and _ Sexual Debilities, as deliver. ed at Woodstocir-House, and Charlotte-House, in March last, a Publication highly interesting its young Practitioners, and of importance to the vital interests of Society.—For the accommodation of Patients at the West end of the Town, a Medical Board is established in Woodstock-street, Oxfordr street; under the patronage of Dr. COOPER, of Chat lotte House, Great Chailotte-strect, Blackfriars-road. The Board is composed of Gentlemen of the first talent, of nearly forty years' expetience, all !timbers of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, .who • are consulted daily by all ranks of inva lids with the greatest confidence. Patients afflicted nith a certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains, eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, Scc are diseases which arise from improper treatment— the afflicted are immediately relieved,. and speedily cured, without c onfi nement.—biessrs. Coo MR and Ca. are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight in the Morning until 'Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte- House, Great Charlottestreet, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Tuelve till Eight, arid no where else in London.—Mechanics have ad vice Gratis every evening, from Six till Eight, at both Houses; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock.—N.B: Ruptures of SO years standing, mid of ?A inches in circumference, rodical . ly_curod, with out surgical operation.--r<r, .rTivatC,Entrance, and Private Rooms, foi Consultation. • • , , . .• ; • . I . I - • i ' 1 I I ' t 1 ,I' ~ , r 1, • 1 ; 1 . ; 1 . . I. I • 1 1 ; 1 1 • . .., ' •. c. r" -4. •,, !I t • i i I . 11 , •; • I i L . 1 ,t I ; ' 1 1 I 1 1 • ' 1 ' , 1 ; 1 . , i . .... , , 1 ... . 1 • . 1 s 11 1 1 i s a • • I 1' • ' ' • , i' '1 I I I ; I ,1 I 1 : I • l ' il 1 1: 1 1 ., . t,. i • IL ‘ ~ ; i ' I i'• i I • , .. , . • I I I , . . . . . . . •, ' ..' , . , . . . . . . • . . .. - • . . • • ;• :. . . . . . . . . , . . • i !, 1 i 1 ti 1 .., : r