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. . .. . . . . , . . . . . . Per ' Crail. . . . . . • , k. k. , , .P.r% , . :1 , ... . ,:-...' f - - k., • -4: • • 1 :.-• . 41 :-. -.. 4 7 '?: . ?4 , 91. '..c::?.. ` . ;,1 ‘.. .: •' . ' I ' , , • ~, t.. - .' , . ' .--.'t ~ 7-4. .0 0 .. ~:lik 01111,p . . rr--- or •., - 4111111111111 P - • -.), .! .. • . - ve- , Nimmi=l , ---,411.:-.2ik , -.- tri. 4 2 - •-*"" I 1 i BElt 10,109. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1819. .P P 42 - It* SEV EN-. PEN C F. GEAERAL MT-OFFICE, O , L 1:0; tHE monger, at eleven; at the TT.int Inn, Nottingha Angle 124 W. Rust; S il3tlJ, hair-s-ratini-matiuf.sccarze tvialot , at the To :tine Ind, Augustsli, T. Ilasiovr,late.ef Ap pleton, (:b...-:11 re, wheelwright; st twelve, at the Nail Head Inn, NVarrington. August It, Ctitclllow. Llveipool o 'sad J. Harris, Betutnitle, Anglasea,-nietchanti; at onv, at etM George Inn, Liverpool: Augutt 13, lleretordshlre, atietiliceer, at-eleven, at the 130 e July, Tel 9. Statute of 55 George 111. 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Act allows Utters and Newspapers to be sent to the ‘NDIF'; " etberwieethen through the'reit-Office." ley Conunand of the Pelensester-Geheral; FB4NOIS .E11F44.1.h r 4. Secretary, This Ciry loss ;YELL en SC EPTE=: Third ,Edition,' price Ss. lid. ted for Ilivingtons., at. Pat Chards-yard.; =4 Mater- • pc! rlisitcd, in Otte Vol. 12mo. Wm 60. boards, fUS 111:11.CHTOLD; 'er the MODERN (nDiPus.— A Tale. iy .10111,; N;ILLIAAI POLIDORT, M. Aethor nF " The Vampyre." 1.41+! each thought Wes only thine! My gorul, my guilt, my weal, my woe, y hope on high, ..iy all below. 'filen (kern it evil, what thou wilt ; rut say, oh say, h.r's was not guilt! r Lqugeon, Hurst, Vacs, Orme am: Brown, Loss&oe. vs•as published, price 3s. sewed, or ZS 6d. in boards. rae.y Engray. tgs, the Fifth Number of THE JOUR OF NEW VOY .1 LS AND TRAVELS, containing tfal Trazdation of in GREECE and the . nOLY LAND 161:-13, made tly order of the Rink of Irani. IY COUNT FORBIN, of the Itaral Museum at Paris, and Blember of the Institute. ted for Sir RICHARD Puu.aras and Co. Bride,court..Bridge- • Of whom may be had, the Fog previous Numbers of Joutaal, each cont.:Li:2-1g a completed Work. TVs day was published, In Three Volumes, price sel. ls. 'boards, E ENGLISHMAN in PARIS, a SATIRICAL with 5/MICHEL of the most REIV/SICAIILt Cua _ that have recently visited that celebrated Capital Claque age a sesplaisirs, son esprit, et ses mccurs.-”-Boiloati. Je M sais rien appeler que par son nom, J'appele un chat, en chat, Rollin un Fripon. Laos: Printed for Sherwood, Net*, and Jones, Pater-1 rter-tor.—Of wh.m may be had, lately published, Bah, & Satirical Novel, 3 vols. 11. ls. Isaias, or a Month at Stevens's, 3 vols. U. ls. Brighton, or the Steyne, 3 vols. U. is. TRONCHET'S PARIS. • This day was published, price 6s. boards, or 7s. bound. ricrullE of PARIS ; being a complete Guide to all the Public Buildings and Curiosities in that Metro , crd containing the Pleasures of Paris, in Winter and farmer; with a full Account of all the Theatres, Places of Amusement, Balls, Fetes, &c. &c. at Paris, and in its Environs; -:)r.nied with five descriptive Routes from the Coast to Paris, .‘ directions to strangers on their first urival in that Ca- By LOUIS TRONCHET. :rbellished with Maps and Plates. Sixth Edition, corrected and enlarged lan : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jenes, Patcr- Of whom may also be had. Cote's Gentleman's Guide in his Tour through France, hoards, CT Bs. bound. Traveller's Guide in Switzerland, Ss. boards, or 6s. Pic:rr• of It.ll, 2d Edition 14a. boards, or 16s. bound. Campbell's Traveller's Guide through Belgium and Hot , Second Edition, 7s. boards, or ds. bo . und. Cocke's Topogr2phy of Great Britain, being a complete to every County in England. Wales, and Scotland, in a price ts. 6d. each, or on line Paper, 2s. 6d. Any County may he had separately. published, for Csarznaju and SON, Old Bond-street, Vols. eto. price to Subscribers £lO. 10s. boards, or, with the Atlas, 22 Guineas, 'HE DICTIONAItY OF AMERICA AND VIE \VEST INDIES ; oa, THOMPSON'S ALCEDO; -.g a moral account of all that is interesting in the West (orld, and a unique picture of the Theatrts of the present in South America. is work (sa7s the last Quarterly Review), in which the :artiality of the narrative is not less to he admired than the v ard accuracy of the general information." British calls it" an indispensable appendage to every Li " whilst it was, even in the original, as the Edinburgh " one of the best books in Geography." all the Government Department!, and principal Subscrip fararies, hove been provided, it is not probable that an cheap and handsome Edition will he again published. A cw copies are now remaining, the number printed having regulated by the Subscribers, a list of whom may he h 4,1 nicatioto as above, or to the Author, No. 1, Lambeth- Pastes possessing the Book, whose na.nes are not in arc most particularly reque:ted to intiir.:.te the ~ : anle to Ilampson, that they may be recorded the %Vu:k. the same Anther, iew Theory of the Hemispheres ; whereby it is atterrrzed gain, co Geotraphical and Historical Facts, the time and er in which America was prowled, price 55.6 d. '.:cde of Guarding Dwelling Houses by their Conetruation t Accidents by Fire. By the late Right Honourable arca Haulage, Ow go. 6d. BEAIITIFtIL WOMEN. fe greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous Hairs on the Pate, Neck, and Arms. HUBERT 's 3enuine LATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an els article, 7.?r:eetly innocent, and pleasant to use; price es. , *wn^lto—The genuine is signed, en the outside, " G. N. ' 4 ltard, - all others are base Counterfeits at the Proprietor s, 22, Russell-street, Covent-Garden ; I 35, Ilord-street; Hannett, 3, Cheapside ; Ness•bery, and es, ; Vuggetland, Edinburgh; Gregson, Liverpool; 'flan, Exeter ; Franklyn, Bristol ; Marriott, Bath ; Wilson, Akan ; White, Brighton ; Minn, Matlock; Hargrove, rr . tiergate • a Thtrtwatl , Scarborough ; Harvey, Weymouth,. 14 .1 ins, Ryde ; Purker, Chichester; Burgess, Ramsgate ; •Ma ate * Norton, Hafting* Hatherley , tastbrvarn, zrd, erthirg; Srrange, ; lisrvey, South , by most Venders. .01 BE 1 j HE Sta relates t Print the CA L 5, am •- 1 .1, no GRE au Act b y Ships ? D oge o ne Shit b l i r nd It Ae d ail L nugh the I 11,1:tiler t t eij lib° I ; po ppet • I, S:AD I P c .1 each 1 CoLcc far fossil ..; be paid The Act al ST IND • I ESNI I tt I rimed Cot This day w By 1 tearar I is Jay wa mar. II 1. s faithful a V 1 in IS irnctor of Mandl t. Of same Jc HE Non. ems the ample al Je to J'spi Loam: er-TOP: L Huh, Y. Ihoio S. Bright This ch A PICI to all I:iis, and fattener; nortnemen at fjll dir IZ3I 1 7 Z1bellish Loudon : totter-COW. 1. Coze' 7i. hoards, 2. toutuL 3. —1 4. Cam' land, Seco: 5. Cock, Glade to e Tarts, price Jar pub Ia Ave V( THE WE I.!'oraing a cm World, Irv* in Si " Itiss r.Lety ar.t The 13: - •.; }rate," starves. As all it too 'scaly cht very few c beet regal bT Spplica statute. Lha ar kir. 11, r , A New a.a..zer in A ?.:edi tgabst AI 14V4 rten 1 01111A1 Pit attic] led 7 1 1 4 CA7.1 , 1 } 7 .egae i l;• is SOW at 'flee 3$ knees, 1 l'rertman fbeltrolu Il.troorgi trb liagns, Later, bi Tutted, • PETBIt i ll iIITTRItS TO WS KINSFOLK. • Vidsday was published, • nudismly printe4 by lirilattyne ' and embellished with a Brad of the Auth o r, an d other 'Thirteen Portraits, and rout. Alynottei, in Three two. price El. Ds. 6d. rbv.,TElt'S LETTERS TO HIS KINSFOLK ; IL • being a Series of Familiar Letters, written durint o laeet Visit to Scotland. • Prirttt! Cuiell and W. Davies, London; WM. Plaek: wood,'ltdin'Jurgh ; and .1. Smith and Son, Glasgow. • II _ _ AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAII.. HIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in oration of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy relieving Faintness and Head ache, and in counteracting the EP feces of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pe pared, babe greatest perfection, by Mesas. THOS. and WM, lIF.NRY, Manufacti.riAg Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BAYLEY and BLXVI,. Perturners, Cockspurreet ; and listen, price 2s. 9d. by one Agent or more in every principal Town ; tint it cannot be ge nuine, unless the names of the above Preparers are engraved an the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each box. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley wad Blew, ai • ual.—Aa above may, also , be had, authineW4ted starny, iIEXILT4II CALCISPI MAGSZSIA, in bottles atIO:I4..EIC . with g l ee stoppers, at :1..6d. FOR PIVESERVIHG AND BEAUTIFYING THE TEETH. riIIIE ITGVTABLE TOOTHPOWDER has-so .1. long been the appendage of every toilut of rank and fashion, that it is =necessary to offer any further recommendation of it. Being composed of V6getables, and without the asststanee of any mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it .is flee from the ststml objccuoas against the.use. of other Dentifricesats detersiii power is just sufficient . to annihilate those destructive and corro ding particles which generally adhere to the Gnms and in the in .erstices of the Teeth ; healing soreness in the former, and pro . moting a new enamel of pearly whitener (where it has been In jured or corroded) on the latter. It likewise imparts - a firmneue and beautiful redness to the gums ; to the breath the most de lectable sweetness, and if used constantly, as directed, will pre serve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age. Sold in Boxes, at 26. 9d. by R. BUTLER and SONS, Che mists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and 34, Sackville-street, Dublin; and by the prinaipal Perfumers and Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom. N. B. Purchasers are requestod to observe that the name and address of "Beater, 4, Chcapsidc," are on ,, roved in the stamp and label attached to ends Iter ti this esteented Lattfrice, as lalltat/lONS of it ore wee sill wsdir Uesametitleof Ve,getable Tooth Powder. • . AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR T-EETII. VF all the numerous Cases that have appeared in the Public Prints for the last 13 years, of the good effects of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, nor._ are more entitled to the attention of every Mother and Nurse, than the foHowing:—Tbe infant daughter of Mrs. Lee, 37, Bowling &met, Gerienwell, commenced Teething at a very early age,• with a great fever and pain • the irritation of the gumspecasiened such inflammation of th e' as to cause the Child to Void blood with its urine ; at the same time there was also a great faking of the body, forming s lump of flesh the size of a cherry. The digress of the . Parents may be better imagined than de scribed; the condition o(Ahe Child was such that it could not be moved without beizig placed on a pillow when PILOTMEKCit di rected them to try the SOOTHING SYRUP, (every other means proving useless) which,. after usincafew times, stopped I the inflammation, and those alarming symptoms were entirely removed, and de; Child has cut i her Teeth with perfect ease. To be had of the Proprietors,Joimson and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street,. Oxford-street, London ; and, by their appoint. ment, of all the principal Medicine Venders in Tows and Coun try, at es. Sd. per lioule. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Poor as usud, at ber boa's, every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, front Nine till Ten o'cloeb, by bringing a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to cettlff that they are real objects of charity. _ REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY RICHARD TURNER, 114, LONDON. ROAD. THE Proprietor of this Blacking disclaims all *the arts of puffing—the merits of the article arc too well known to need it. He confidently adopts the motto of the immortal Nelson— " Pislosam qui men& fere." " pet him bear the palm who has deserved it." TO A'GREAT MANUFACTURER IN ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. I sing not of heroic ire, A humbler willing theme I•choose; I sing of what you all admire, I sing—and help me every Muse— Of TURNER's Dye for blacking shoes, .Its qualities unequall'd shine, Both high ind low this Blacking use, lie ranks the first in all his line! • Many indulge the fond conceit, That rich attire will credit bring ; ' But far more polislid they, and neat. Who use the BLACKING that I 3ing. Gay as the lark in blooming spring, The youth and mid will then appear, Because from TURNER's polishing, Their boots and shoes shine bright and clear! Most highly favour'd Mre is he, Who by the shining of his boot, Charms the fair damsel, so that she Coyly accepts his modest suit ; And happy the man, beyond dispute. Who found this potent way to charm. And whilst he glosses shoe or boot. Can keep the leather free from harm! TURNER, the luitre of your art Gives real brilliance to your name, Tho' aiming not at head or heart, ' Yet jour's is sure a pofish'd fame, • W ell may the master vexed complain. If en his saves the lustre's lacking, TURNER--have you forgot the name? You know I ordered TURNER'. BLACKING. What wretched mixture have you brought? IN al this keep out the rain or snow? You know it is not worth a groat, .A; n 1 common sense must tell you so. Give me the BLACKING that will shine, Though wane fall or anew come down ; lint as for this,Nit may be thine, . 'Twill suit a rusticated clown. • He walks in brightness who steps forth With TURNER's BLACKING on Warms; Nay, stranger shall he be to mirth, • And love and beauty's smiles profuse. Fit only for the mire or stews, Who in fine weather plod, his way. And takes no thought or makes no tae • Of TURNER's splendid bright dispiay! Orelted; 6 1;Z ri? tAx• Lanes are particularly invited to rec,sermend their Of yaws to use this higilly esteemed Liquid Blacking for their Walk ing Shoes, .&c. being sanctioned by the first families in the King dom. Iu Bottles, 6d. Is. and Is. tid. each. Gentlemen may observe, that this Composition, when used 'for their Gigot Carriage Harness, will produce a brilliant, rich, glossy black lustre, and at the same time acts as a praderrer of the kalstn----94r USE TVIINEIt's BLAMING. • TOMORRC)W ALL THE LOTTERY WILL Bir DRAWN. :• lef •C1P0,006 • - TO-MORROW. •11 of X 2,000 . - TO-MORROW. 2of El,OOO - TO-MORROW. s 2 of £too TO-MORROW. 4of £2OO - - TO-MORROW, scc.s&c. riviiTicket and Share will have Three Chances To-monad*. Ticket‘ ank Shares may ba had at the Lottery Offices all Thu Dar, and until the Drawing begins To-xonncow. T and J.SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors for last Lot t/ • tery, who sold the First,C4o.ooo; First and List P.lO, ron ; Fire and Last 1000 Guineas paid in Gold, are sclllrig Tickets 'and Share, hir the TWO TWO • - • TWO - TWO i20,0 , )0 2,000 1,000 500 Mao Of - _ act. &c . . • Which will all be Drawn TO-MQRROW. There Are only 5,085 Numbers, and every Ticket has Ihrce Chances in its favour. A'; Cornhill; li, Holborn; 58, Haymarket; and 141, Ozford- - BB moth aIr;AUCTION; • • InßiNiii/RE ki:Lotc, at the Kings Ilesidlttn, in Derby, on illaNnAy, the 16th day of Atlgust next,, and the following day,ll" titSt Psof on the tart, • . . ALUA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con siting of the Manor of HORSLEt, and sundry Tann*, containing upwards of NINE HUNaßliln ACILF-S, Id to Tenants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Types of flay and Corn, and situate about•sii milts from the ioWn of Derby. oti the turnpike and mail-coach toad from Derby to Chesterfield. For further particulars apply to Air. Cyrzon,, perby ; Mr, Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, norLichhelti • arid 'Messrs. Still, Strong, and Ilackham, Linc o ln ' s Inn ;or at the place of sale. ky-: - • • DEMERARY AND ESSEQUIBO. 'Flit Undersigned, in.his capacity as Deputy First Marsbal of the Honourable Court of Justice of thetnited Colony Of Demerary and Esscquibo, advertises, by these pre altelts, for the first, second, and third time, that be wilt, by virtue of a eertaift sentence of the said Honourable Court,• and the 'subsequent Execution, EXPOSE and SELL by PUBLIC EXECUTION SALE, in the month of January, 1820, in be half of Nicholas Ilugenholte, Agent for the House of Buddaert and Co. of Aliddleburgh, versus the Representative or Repre sentatives of Plantation Adventure, situate in Es;equibe—the Sugar Plantation Adventure cum Annexis, situated as afbreraid. The Jedicium of Prat and Concurrentia on the nett proceeds of the above Sale, will be held by the said Honourable COurt of Justice, three months after the day of Sale, for which reason all those who may pretend to have any right, title, or interest to the nett proceeds of said Plantation, are herewith by him the said Deputy Ella Marshal of said• Court of Justico, Summoned to appear in person, or by their Attorney, to lay their claims 'iii due fbrm before the said Honourable Court of Justice of said Colony, at their Session in the month of April, 12'20. The Inventory of said Plantation is daily to be seen at the Counting-house of Messrs. Ilan, M'Ganel, and Co. No. 7, Aus tin-Friars.*--Demerary, the let May, 1819. • J. 1). HALEY, Deputy First Marshal. FROM LAST* NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette announcoa,that the Prince Regent has appointed Sir William Young, K.GIC.II. and Admiral of the Red, to be Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom t and Sir James Santos eta, K.G.C.13. and... Admiral of the Etta, to be Rear-Admiral of the United Kinidam. Also. Henry Revell Reynolds, Esq. Barrister at Law, to be Commissioner of the Insolvent Debtors' Court, in the room of Mr. Serieant Runningtoo. 11Unalall IMO/01M TO sravz N THU rammer PARLIAMENT. Town mud Port of ityc—John Dodson, Esq. of Doctors' Com mons, in the City of London, Doctor of Laws, la the room of Thomas 4 hillipps Lamb, Esq. deceased. Borough of Bishop's Castiti--The Honourable DoUglas James William KinnairJ, in the room of John Robinson, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • _ John Jones, Urper Brook-street; Grosvenor-square July 17 to 27, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Adams, Gloucester, jeweller. tailor, from BANKRUP Alexander Paton, Fellingshore; Durham, ildp-builder, to stir render August 5, 6, and 31, at eleven, at the George Inn, Xewcastle-upon-Tyne. Atternies, Messrs. Clayton, New castle ; or Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, Lincoln's Inn. Robert and Hindmarsh Thompson,. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tim ber-merchants and woollen-drapers, August, 7, and 31, at eleven, at the George Inn. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Actor nies, Messrs. Meggisons and Poole, Hatton-garden; or Mr. Doukin, New c astle-upon-Tyne. - Joseph Harwick, Mill-street, Lambeth, engineer ind Iron founder, July 84, 21, and August 51, at twelve, at Guild hall, Attorney, Mr. Itunt, Ilelbom-court, Gray's Inn. James Clarke, Ifammersmith, coal and corn-dekler, July 24, 51, and August 51, at twelve, at - GuildhaLL Attorney, Mr. Fowler, Clement's 'lnn. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. July 27, J. Wilkerson, Bailey, Herts, minter, at twelve. August 7,T. Laycock, Minories, slopseller, at ten. Aurre 21, C. S. Ashford, Harrow-road, Paddington, lronmolizer, at twelve. August 21, J. Stein, Butcher-row, East Smithrield, rectifier, at twelve. August 21, J. Gibson and S. Forster, W.irdrobe place, Doctors' Commons, dealers in lace, at twelve. August 7,1 J. Metcalf, and J. Yeyes, Upper East Smithfield,- oilmen, at one. July 81, J. Whitehead, Csteaton-street, banker, at twelve. ,july Si, J. Kernot, Bear-street, Leicester-fields, druggist, at twelve. July 27, J. Sims, King-street, near Tower-hill, but cher, at twelve: July 24, J. Henderson, Mitre-court, g'lalk- Street, merchant, at twelve. August 14, J. Jenkins and T. Parsons, Piccadilly, breeches-makers, at ten . . Augest 7, E. Land, Warwick-row, Blackfriar's-road, baker, at one. July 27, W. Lloyd, jun. late of Upper Thames-street, slopseller, at ten. July 51, T. Toy, Penryn, grocer, at eleven. July 47. J. Taylor, late of Cheapsiele, draper, at ten. August 5, I. Corpe, Sun-street, Bishopsgate Within, saddler and collar maker, at eleven. August 10, Henry Marsh, Brentford, boot and shoe-maker, at ten. August 14, G. Biggs, Holborn-bridge, silversmith and jeweller, at twelve. August 21, R. Wilk., Chancery lane, printer, a: eleven. August 21, T. Ellerby, Pcole, Dorset, linen-draper, at twelve, August 10, Wasoa, d Psiday-street, tnete.hint, at ten. • ' DIVIDENDS to be made in tic COUNT4Y. At stat 111, F.. Tarsier, ,Great Sheraton ' Wilt., eottou-manu faeturer, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Tetbury, Gloucester shire. August 17, T. Jones, Ihretend, near Birminglouni Pic ture-frame-maker, at e!even, at the Royal Hotel, Ilirmiugham. August 9, ft Graham, Oarstang, Lancashire, groetrot etc:Vets, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. Aug ust 10, H. Pullen, Iced , merchant, 'at eleven, at the Court-1;118e, Leeds. Aiigusi . ' • Buchanan, S. M. Smith, and F. Ashley, Liverpool, mer chants, at eleven, at the Talbot Inia, Liverpool. August 'lO, T. N. Hirst and J. Wood, Huddersfield, merchants, atj'leven, at the *Aosta and Crown, lluddersGeld. August 9, T.llierphaw, Manchester, fustian-rr.anufaeturer, at two, at the White Ikar Ica, Itl ancheatm. August 12, F. Perkhousei Brixtrint,l)t von, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. • August 70, 1. Forsyth, IA :rams, Staffordshire, draper, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. August 16, L. Feather, Notting ham, dealer, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. Aigust 16, E. A‘piztahaav, Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, butehet, at eleven, at the Rana Inn, Nottingham. August 16; I. ()me, sea. and just, and ft. Orme, Nutti-zham, silvetantiths anted iron- CERT! I. ICATES—Airoort 7'. T. M. Kean, Paul hatZmanateturer. IL Ityrsit 4 Dartmouth, merchant. ,Gkeit Russel:ofeet, Ilkosear bury, watch-maker. J. B. Grney, Sandwicii, kenk, W. PL.her, Union-place; Landatthi master-mariner. sit- IL Tuckett3 Bristol, grocer. & Bradley, Sandfrich, brewel. W. Alarshali, liouth-street, .614talfields, ebewntonger. P. Toting, jun. and R. Anderson, Wapping, sail-makers. S. Johnson, Skin der-stems, Firisbury-market, cabinet-mrtar. J. Grtham e jua. ' Carlisle, cotton.ipinncr. T. Nokris, White Hart-yard; Drury lane, -victualler. 'Anus.? 10.—T. Winstanley and. W. C. Crole, Liverpool, auctioneers. 'T. Giddrhy, late of Chippenharn; Wilts, clothier. Jc liralliaon and W.*ArcThieacon, late of Cannon-street, cadets- Aerets and packers. J. Cameron, Manchester, merchant. T. Rail, Keyford, Soinetset, woolstapler. P: G. Williams, Thin- AN-street, Mary-kit-bonne, painter and glazier. „I, hi'linight; Pie imFut-.erect, linen-draper. I. Garland, Austin-friars, ma . alms R. Andersdn, Wapping, sill-maker. T. Taylor, late of reel, malice -otariner.N. nits!, Old Bade:, pribterY. ..a,d R. Sutherland, Birmitilahran, gpn-makers. 3. Richards, E. C. - /ticl)trds, and J. llichar3er jun. Martin.443"r) 'merchants. Tt Retkett and J. Roberta, elver street, Wood.. street, Blackwell-hall-factors DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERi I IIPS. Rodd and Pouramt, Plymouth, rope makers. 'toung and Co. Southwark, merchants . W e. -ttnan and Schwisit, Liver pool, merchants Woodhouse add Hopkins, Bath, gr . N . trt Naylor and Cri.'West 'Hum, ciders-printers. Smith aistkCo. Dreenock, Aat-ntanufactprers. Toone and Bedford-r , attorni , 3. Kay and Co. Manchester, timber-merchants. BGL:as and IslofiditkTothill-street, plumbers. Cowdell and Alcotk, Leicester, jewellers. Aubrey and Co. Martgbester. Farr an Co. Queen-strut, Cheapside. 'honk and Canted, Blaudford, ro..sct, auctioneers. P. and P. Williams, Rugby,- Wirw!ek. shire,. turgrow... 'l3litiniett and Lacey, Nottingham, gematra. Tetley and Co-London and Liverpool, cotton-broken. Hall and Co. Kingst6b-upon-Hull. Kirk and Co. Ilishopipate-strett, whdesale-druggins Hillman and Bacon, roster-lane, ironmon- ger.. Edwards and Rees, Roc.hyster, linen-drapers. T. and J. Taylor, Hanley, Staffordshire,' manufacturers of earthenware. Wright and itoodhouse, Masbrouob, Yorkshire, brewers. Etn. bens and Cn. Great Wiachester-street, ship and insurance. broken: Butte' end Miller, Clement's-lane, linnbard-nrett, perfumers. Morris and Crossley, Woolwich, eurrters and len. slue-dressers. &traey avid Browning, Smithfield-bars, distillers. Holehouse and Co. High-street, SoutFwark, oilmen and ailairsi W. and T. Dunn, Sheffield, table-knife-enders. DUKE OF HAMILTON'S WILL. The Will of the late Duke of liamtt.rost and BRANDON was proved in the Prerogative Court, Doc , tors' Commons, on the 30th ultimo, by Sir BENJAMIN Honirouss, Bart. and WILLIAM GOSLING, Esq. of Fleet -street, banker, two of the surviving executors. A reserve being held over of Probate to the Earl of ROCHFORD and' JAMES AL*TAMbill STRIA' ET MAC.. KENZIE, Esq. the other survivors, Lord Weiss Joint SEYMOUR, deceased, was also nplsointed to the trust. The first clause it contains is a direction for a plain ancFristead of ineuning . the ezpi on such decisions, 'desires that the men - rf £l5O may be given td the Asylum fbr the Blind at flier. pool, rand a similar. sum to the Dispensary theta, The Palace at Hamilton,, in Scotland, with all the estates and properties there, are stated. to have been already made over to the Duke's eldest son, Lod - DUTTON, commonly called the Mdrquis OfiDouct.Rs, with the reservation of a power for making certain charges thereon for the benefit of the testator or his 'family; and the sum of £20,000 to have been ad vanced to his : Grace's daughter, CHARLOTTE Du chess of Somsaser, on her marriage. Seventy-sit thou;and pounds (charged upon the estates in the County of Lancaster,' in February, 1804., and vested in the hands of trus:ces for the purpose) are bequea thed to the other children of the testator, Lord AR CHIBALD HAMILTON, an unmarried daughter, and the Countess of DUNMORE. The latter is stated to have had already made over to her r 13,000; and the remainder is left to tbe others in trust for their lives, and to their children ; except the sum of one thou sand pounds each, which is left as an absolute be quest. His racing cups, and aA other plate, car riages, linen, 'and boo b the testator his left to his daughter; the Doeheis of Somenier; to all her - daughters thesum of 44000 each, and to her sons each £2OOO, to he OW as they severally arrive , at age, the interest thereon to accumulate in the mean time. All the freehold and leasehold estates in Lan cashire; piirchased since the above-mentioned 'settle ment in 1804, (those of previous possessida beim probably entailed, the assignment to the Marquis of DOUGLAS of the Scotch estates. having also stipu lated that no further leases should be granted by the Duke in that country,) are desired to be appraised and offered for sale at the adjudged sum to the Mar quis; end in case of hic refusing them, to any other ptircha , :cr: the procince, with that also of all the fur niture, pictures, and other effects, to fall into the re sidue, the whole of which, converted into nior.ey, with all accumulations,. is to be employed by tl.e trttstees for the space of itN-enty-one years in the pnr chase of freeho!d estates in England and Wales, !which are devi.ed to the second son of the Duchess of SOMERSET, at twenty-one; and for default ofstich, to the second and other sons in succession, excepting always any such son as shall, by virtue of the will of the late Duke of Soartnser, become . entitled to his freehold estates; and failing of all such tons, tO - the Duke of - Scsiiieset, the husband of the testator's diabghtety and his heirs for ever. The leg:Cies to youtigey,children are stated to be in lieu of the prttp i t i eade for them , by their father's marriage ? naively, the sum of 80000, to be equally drviellntbetween them-?. One hundred ponnds each is given to-the elerntois. There are two codicils, one a mere : memorandum, the other made for the pit:- pose of .bequeathing sums and annuities chiefly to servants„ somenf tvhoin are prentionr-d in .terms cf regard: to the Qtbozp F.,500; and to a favoltritescr vant, named, : tve believe; John Donakiiian, besides a valuable pecestiary remembrance, the pictuie of the Duke of Hamilton, hieCisritee's late brother, an Worse hacks." doihed-iit red: beTiw Will is dated lfith Oc tober, 161 . 8: She,persona,lpwcre sworn under 00,000. , .... .. 4 1 1 , i . i 1 1 I i z .. 1 l 1 I 't . i , 4 ' • l' if