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----..• A fi * It 1 % 4,4,14 k air 0 16 1116 ar l• ,451fr':r7 - . 3,13` • WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1818. PRICE SEVEN-PENC'E. SIR WILLIAM CURTIS, BART. THE ADDRESS from the FRIENDS of the Ho nourable Baronet lies for SIGNATURES at the CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. SALES NY AUCTION: TO -BE DISPOSED OF, LA- A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ANIMAL OF TH ZEBRA SPECIES, die size of a small Karp. well cat culatedus draw a Lady's Garden Ch dr, or crry a boy, and worthy die attention of ti. curious. To be seen at Wilkinson% Livery Sabin, Adam's Mt North Andley4deet i JAM Particulars are kf..---pti tt F o rty Guineas. MONOPOLY IN BEER. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. 4th JULY, 1816. :e of the Act of the 55th Year of his tjesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen. llospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in of half-yearl . , : Notice is hereby given, by or , Honourable the Lords• and others, Commis. aging the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the thereof, residing in I.ondon, or within the dls of mortality, arc requir..d, to•appear personally, f , with their Instructions, and Certificates of Admiision, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the recitative days, and in their different classes, according to their several rates of pension as undermentioned ; when attendance ,vili be given from ten o'clock in the morning, until three in the afternoon, fO7 the payment of a quarter of a year's pension in advance to :he .I.4th of September next. On WEDNESDAY, the Bth of JULY. The Pod,rier, at sd. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of the numbers 4 Regiments. On THURSDAY, the 9th of JULY. '[hose at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain . 7 11.•-ins Ats and Cotes; those at 7d. a...d sd. and all the Ca .st f.,!. per day. • ri Os FRIDAY, the 10th of JULY. Those st Dd. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards to the 60th Tx.: iicluaive. Or. SITTIMAY, the 11th of JU LY. Thole at 91 pr day, from the 61st Foot, and all the remain licinlexs and Corp, and also those at IC/d. per day. On M0N0.% Y, the 15th of JULY. • nose at ts. per day fi•on.. the cliff runt Regiment! of Cavalry, with die I,t :11:d cd IZl.7 . .ulents of Foot Guards. TUESDAY, the :4th of JULY. 'rinse at is. per day, from the 3d Toot Guards, to the cud of :`- atanh.:reil Regiments at that Rate. On NVLDNESDA Y, the 15th of JULY. Those at Is. psr day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, rl all the remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at is oil. per day. On THURSDAY, the 16th of JULY. Thu:: at Is. Id. Is. 111. Iy. d. la. tiid. and Is. 3d. per day. On !11l DA V, the 17t:1 of JULY. Palle at b.*. 13. 41 11. lid. 15. la. 11.6 d. t+l. 71d. Is. Bd. la. Bid. Is. 9.1. ls. 9id. and le!. per day. On S kTURDAY, the lath of JULY. Ti 1052 at It. ieia. per day and upwards, and those Pensioners sbn have ban admitted on account of Blindifss, a: also the Pri- Lit Gentlamen who receive A.nnuities from the late lot and Q.d T:acp. of Horst. Guards. is is also orler,d and directed, that all the Out-Pen.doners ‘..;otYzii to tha said Iltispital, do pay. particular attention to si•irinitructioni, witich they are required to produce at the tow of payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the raymtaer.lifneral of his Majasty's Land Forces In Loudon, ea.ir aaidaylni a therein prescribed, ou or lmntedietely after very ttaarter shy; without which their Names will not be en-' ',red on the Ply-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are .t.at RP:ere-Are., to change their place of abode, as specified in their affidavits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notify ing the same. And furthlr to take No::ce, that in consequence of vuious Fraimis having been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of hasioa and Prize-Oloncy, it is ordered that all Pensioners so oil . ..ailing, shall ba ... , :ruck off the Pension and forfeit for tut all boleti: ari.ing fram this establishment. NE.IVE. Secretary and ltegistrar. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Blabfished by ltaynl Chants in the IlLign of King George I. JUNE, lel% PERSONS whole ANNUAL rIffNIIL:111S due on the instant, arc hereby informed, that R CF.IRTS arc now ready to be delivered at the Contrint;'s Offices 1 era die ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALE-MALL, as' ajar by their resp , ...ctive Agetits in the several Cominties ;. and l'arties a, tired :tre requested to apply for the Renewal of or iiifore the 9th of Jets - next, as the usual Vitssz Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po. @q,willtheneapirw SAIIUEf. FEN NING, Jun. Sec. ri Attendance is given daily at the said Offices for the Assit- Mart of Buildings, Goods; llierchandiv,s, and Ships in harbour, is dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by. Fire ; anti dto far the Assurance of and Granting Annuities on Lives. Fi:e l'olleieg will be issued free of eziscase to the As oust, vilms the Anaual l'remium amounts to Hs. or upwards. NOTICE. A I , l,Persens indebted to the Estate of the late Mrs. J \NE GIBBON, of Haverfordweat, are le t” ply their respeilive Debts into the Dank of .111eli•r$. Itelips tad Co. at Ilaverfurdwest, on or before the lirst rem A' ^i V;;;Whaving aairn. on the said r.state, are re c.,' ; the same into the said lank forthwith. . day of July, 1s! i. FonTY GUINEAS PER ANNUM—NO EXTRAS NOP. VACATIONS. TIIE Rev . T. SMITH, of St. J o h n ' s College, Cam bii,l7: and Master of Gordon-honte A,iademy, Kentish Invn, Jliddletex, respectfully informs Gentlemen who wish thtit iinns to obtain a superior Educiiithin, that he r.iceires Yusat Gentlemen when Four Years of and prepares them ahy department in lib,. Provectiises, fie. may be obtained " 47 , 0,4 th. -street, Fitzroy-square ; 17, Oxford-street; 40, l ' 4 7"aer'; 17, Nurth-street, lied Lion-square ;8, Sun -11:410p.otc-itrea; and It% New Bond-An:et. •• . • "., 141 ' "-lESERV(‘7O atm BEAI:TII'Y NCI rit= TRETII TOOT!i-I'!)IVDEIt has so ht•elt Eh.. appendzge of every t••; 7 a n. r rank and findtion, it is unitect.ssary to offer any further rteor.troendation of it. . clmp,) , ,•ed of Veretables, and withot t at: assistance of acy • r,t. or pernicious ingredient whatever. it Is fete frost the o f . :cioi , sriliaist the ...se of nth'r I)criti:rices. Its detersive -4 ` ,45, to annihilate those destructive and rorro .!. , inierary adhere to the (,tits ac" in the in: '<t 1.: the tee; ; soreness in tl • Pirri.iir, an-. 1 pro. if p,arly wlitv.ness (whi :••• ;t ha.. h. et: In . t• It itarTiai-t a !.nne-.; tii the slyro..; to the breath (le ant! I. a•• dire•:::1, trill prc • • ••• , :mt• t t(t It. .:!-! ; an:l .N 4, od hr the rriricio:o l . l'erfi••-no-s and .i.; Kin7doct. i'orchcovs ?Mlle and ald , " f, 4, ra • J,.-d in ih stamp add tidal err , :-1-1 t. . as istlr.%Ttax-j a are nor sia,ftir T. 44 F.;w,i.r. ••V t••, ! ;!I •.: N , • t•I, , I roER Ipursuance P resent Majest dootrs of this lloi flame, instead of • der of the Right I suers "Jr 'flannel O ut .pensioners tto :tic of the Lills of ; ft,' r egimer.t3 ll F, .linnision, at the Alt it ~.. A MEETING will be holden at the Cnovr.v. AND AWCROR TAVERN, STZAkn, on MONDAY NEXT, of the Persons who Signed the Anti-Monopoly Petition, to consi der and resolve on such further measures as may be necessary to procure EV OV.IPATION from the AILITTEARY Laccuscvo STX.• TEM, and the 1.-yam:Jaws of the Mawr of a Face. TRADE in lhr.a. 11. SCHULTES, Sec. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. I N pursuance of an Order of the Committee of Ma nagement of the Affairs and Business of the Company of Proprietors of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAV I G A 'FION, made at a General Quarterly Meeting of the said Com mittee, on the 13th day of June last, we do hereby give notice, that a Special Meeting of the Proprietors at large of the said Navigation and Undertaking, will be held at the Bear Inn, at Reading, in the County of Berks, on WirmranAv, the 22d day of July, 1819, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to consider and determine upon the propriety of purchasing, by the said Company, such-further number of Shares in the Navigation of the River Amin, in the Counties of Somerset and Glou cester, from the City of Bath to or near Ilanham's Mills, as to the said Special Meeting shall appear to be desirable and cape diem; and also to grant such powers and authorities for making such purchases as the said Special Meeting shall think St. Gated this .3tl day of July, 1818. WART) and MERRIMAN, Principal Clerks to the said Company of Proprietors. AN OVERLAND JOURNEY FROM INDIA. This day was published, in .Ito. illustrated with numerous En gravings, price .(2. 21. boards , AENGLJOURNEY FROM INDIA TO AND, through Persia, Georgia, Russia, Poland, and Prussia, in the year 1817. By Lieutenant-Colonel JOHNSON, C.B. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Lordon. nis day was published, Handsomely printed, in 'Dime large Vols. ivo. illustrated with Maps and Fac-Similes of Biblical Manuscripts, price £2. 2s. in b . o.u.ds, - A N INTRODUCTION TO THE CRITICAL 11 STUDY and KNOWLEDGE of the HOLY SCRIP TURES—By THOMAS HARTWELL HO RN F., A.M. This Work, on which the Author has been engaged for many years, is offered to Bible Readers generally, and to the Clergy those preparing for Holy Orders in particular, as a Manual of what is most valuable in Criticism, selected from the labours of the most eminent Critics, both British and Foreign. Tt is divided Into three parts, viz. Part I. comprises a concise View of thh Geography of Patel tintc and of the Political, Religious, Moral, and Civil State of the Jews • illustrating the principal events recorded in the Bible. Part if. preeenti a copious Investigation of the Principles of Scripture Interpretation, and their application to the Ilivorical, Prophetical, Typical, Doctrinal, and Moral Parts of the Sacred Writings. Part 111. is appropriated to the Analysis of the Bible ; Chiding an Account of the Canon of Scripture ; together with Critical Prefaces and Synopses to each Book, upon an itnr,ved Plan. An Appendix is subjoined, containing an Account of the principal MSS. and Editions of the Old and New Te.taments, and other bibliographical and critical information relative to the lioly Scriptures. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. BERES, near the BATH ROAD, and FIFTY-FOUR MILES from LONDON. TO BE LET, for a Term of Years, ANEAT compact RESIDENCE, with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Offices, suitable for the occupation of a Gentleman's Family, together with SIXTY-ONE ACRES of RICH LAND, lying within a ring irnce. For further particulars apply to Mr. Iloggart, 62, Old Broad street, Royal Exchange. BIERTON, NEAR TOOTING, SURREY. TO DE DISPOSED OF, riIHE LEASE of a respectable FAMILY COT -it. TAG E, delightfully situate in its own Grounds and Lands, containing together about FIFTEEN ACRES, replete with accommodation, excellent Darden and Offices, commanding a full view of Lord Spencer's Park, and immediately in front of the 11-sidence and Park of William Merle, NV". . •-- - . . For Particulars apply to Mr. Hoggart, 62, b id Broad-etnet, cyal ExChange. _ SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL FREEHOLD TOWN RESIDENCE. WITH COACH-HOUSES, STABLING, AND GARDEN, DOVER-STREET, PICCADILLY. Ily Mr. 110GGART, At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, July 10, at 'Twelve, under the direction of the Executors of the Hon, Mrs. Walpole, deceased, ASPACIOUS Substantial FREEHOLD RESI DENCE, 53, on the West side of Dover-street, the back front looking over Berkeley-square, a very airy and desirable part of the Town, convenient fur the Parks, and in the centre of fashion ; the Ektate occupies a very considerable site of ground, upon which has been erected an ancient and substantial well built Residence ' containing numerous Bed-rooms, elegant suites of R. 01113, a noble Drawing-room ; 36 feet by 18 feet, and 14 feet high, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, Library, Hall, and double Staircases; a large walled Garden, double Coach-honso, Stabling for four Horses, Loft, and two Servants Rooms, open ing into Berkeley-street the House and apart of the Ga rden is Freehold, and the remainder subject to a Fee-farm rent of £lB per annum. To be viewed by Cards only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. I loggart, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange ; and Particulars may also be had on the Premises; at Hatchet's Heel, Piccadilly ; and at the Auction Mart. • Valuable LIBRARY OF BOOKS, FINSBURY-SQUARE By Mr. HOG GARY, On the Premises, the Counting-houses, immediately at the back of No. 24, binsbury , quare, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, at Twelve, THE Select I.ll'i IL of BOOKS, the Property of .f•t%n (tarrias. I' it, embracing the Works of many of the b=st Authors in I..rgii-h and Foreign Literature, including those of Gibbon, ::;e.7ith, Addison, Robertson, Anderson, :ih a t c s r ea,r e . Jolimon, Incite, Burke, Rousseau, Racine, Vol.. lttc.; the Annual lb.gistar, Universal History, ancient and relro!ern ; a fille Copy of ilogarth'b Works, with Plates, &c. Also, two capital mahozar.y Desks, and a Cylinder Writing Tablt. On rFe f..!10vir! . .: Pay will be nnld, the Cellar of choice and valuable Wine, including about 350 dozens, in Port, Madeira, Ikrinitace, Montilla, and other scarce Wines and Ll vettrs. li,oks ma; he virsvcd one day previous to the sale; and oak.,.mes bad on the Fretuises; and of Mr. lloggart, dg, Old bruad-street. . CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE AND MANOR, Near coLcifEsTat, in the COUNTY of ESSEX. By Mr. HOD DART, At the Mart, on FIIIDAY, July 10, at Twelve, REEVES' HALL MANOR, FARM, and AA,ES TATE, situate" at East Mersea, eight Miles from Col chester, in the County of Essez. comprising a very valuable Farm. containing FIN E HUNDRED and, THIRTY-FOUR ACRES of RICHARABLE and MARSH LAND, bounded hZßiven Pye-fleet and Brace-fleet, with a Fartn-House ' Stabling, and Ontanildings, in the occupation of Mr. Har4y, on an old Lease, at a low rent of £5OO per Annum. May be viewed on application to the Tenant, and Particulars had twenty-five days prior to the. Sale, at the Cups Inns, Col chester and Harwich; the Thorn, MLttley ; Golden Lion, Ips wich ; of Mr.ljay, Solicitor, Gerrard -street, Soho; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Ezehange. CELLAR at SCARCE and VALUABLE WINES, • F I NS BUR l':-SQU A RM. - 14 Mr. LIOGGART ; On the Premises, the Counting• Houses In.Provldence-rew, Im mediately at the back of 24, Pinsburi ; a sini quann . -oKiannuaaty, ~fity 16, at Twelve, by Order of the eW, ' TIIE CELLAR of very superitr flavoured WINES, e genuine Property of /OEM Gendekti:iilenfleibteed them from Houses of the first respectability, consisting of 11.4" Dozen of Port, Vintage 1798, and bottled in 1802; 51 Dozen of old East and West India Madeira and Sherry; So Dozen of rich Claret, Hermitage, and Barsac ' 122 Dozen of fine old Bucellas, -Mont il la, Alicaatt. Ribes, Malmsey Madeira, Con stantia, Rives Ake', Lunel, Malaga, Paxerete, Rancio, Malm sey of Sitaes, and other scarce Wines; and 54 Bottles of Ma rascbini and other Liqueurs. fht WrOVESDAY, the 15th July, will be Sold, the valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS. Samples of the Wines may be obtained on application to Mr. noggart, 62, Old Broad street, Royal Exchange, of whom Cata logues may be had; Catalogues may also be bad on the Premises. SURREY AN!) SUSSEX. Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, FARM, and RSTATF., COTME, and MEADOW, with a WINDMILL, and PADDOCK, 'two Miles from EAST GRINSTEAD, a beautiful and romantic Country: By Mr. lIOGGART, At the Auction Mart, on Feiner, July et, at Twelve, fa Three Lou, by Direction of the Executors of the late Tisostas Suns, Esq. deceased, LoT I.WILDERWICK-TIOUSE and ESTATE,, delightfully situate in the Parish of Lingfleld, about lye Miles front the Blue Anchor Turnpike, on the East Grinstead Road, through Lingfield, comprising a substantial well built Mansion, suitable for the residence of a Gentleman. placed upon a handsome Paddock of Park-like appearance, ornamented with Timber, and containing in the whole about TWO HUNDRED and TEN ACRES of RICH MEADOW LAND, the principal part Pasture,. Forty Acres Wood, and Fifty-six Arable, plentifully stocked with all sorts of Game, in a good Neighbourhood, and within reach of Three Packs of Hounds. The Estate is bounded on one side by the Turnpike- Road, with a Farm-House. capacious Barns, Stabling, Cattle- Lodges and numerous Outbuilding; productive Orchard sod Garden , Canal or Lake well stocked with Fish, together with an excellent Kitchen Garden, Lawns, and Flower-Gardens.— The Woods form a boundar y to the other part of the F.state, which are intersected by Rides and Welke. The tropeny may be justly esteemed, either for Occupation or Investment. Los. 2. A COTTAGE, GARDEN, and SIX ACRES of MEADOW LAND, called PACE HILLS, nearer than Lot I to Grinstead, and in the County of Sussex. Loa 3. A very SUBSTANTIAL WINDMILL, erected upon Eight Brick Arches, with Two Pair of Stunes and Appa ratus complete, standing upon Two Acres of Meadow, near the 31 Mile-stone on the road to Ucklield, iu the occfipasion of Mr. Rice. May be viewed, and Particulars had 20 days previously to the Me, at the Greyhound Inn, Croydon ; at the Blue Anchor, the Anna, East Grinstead; Crown, Westerharn ; George. Editt bridge ; of J. Gibbs,Esq. Stroud, near Rochester ; at the M,trt ; and of Mr. Iloggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Of FIVE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES of LAND, Exonerated from the Land-Tax. By 31r. IIOGGART, At the 3lart, on FRIDAY, July 74, at Twelve, A VALUABLE FR'EE'HOLD ESTATE, situate in the ISLE of ELY, and COUNTY of CAMIIR lOC V, consisting of an eligible Farnt, containing FIVE ILL'KDRED and SIXTY-FOUR ACRES of rich Feeding Land, lying ex tremely compact, and bounded by the road to Doddington and Chatteria, and the road to March; with a Farm-liouse and Out building', in the occupation of Mr. —, whos." 1. , 2a;.! will ex pie::: at Lady-day, 1810, subject to a low net Item of 1111:11 HUNDRED and FIFTY-ONE. POUNDS per ANNUM, capable of considerable ImprOvement ; part of the Purchase- Money may remain on:llortgage. . . May be viewed I , and Parti - culars had 21 days prior to the Sale, at the Crown, Downham-Market ; Che‘tiers, Umndun ; Carton-Mills; Lamb, Ely; Sun, Cawbridgt ; George, Hunt ingdon ; Red Lion, Royston ; of C.:111 istopher Hodgson, Jr:sq. 27, naliament-street, Westunaster ; at the Mart; and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. COUNTY OF NORFOLK. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, near DOWNHAM, LAND-TAX REDEEMED, and principally TITFIE FREE, an Lli;islr PROPERTY fnr INVESTMENT. • • - By Hooomur , • At the Mart, on Fain.% v, July 51, at Twelve, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a capital FARM, situate in the PARISHES of STOKE, WI; EllA M, and WItET' ro N, near DOWN HA M, about 84 Miles from Lm eon ' in the County of Norfolk, consisting of upward: of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES of RICH MEADOW, AIWILE, and SOUND MARSH LAND, lying completely within a ring fence, and bounded on one side by the navigable River Stoke, which forms a close junc tion with the Ooze, and opens a direct communication with the Counties of Huntingdon, Cambridge, Northampton, Bcc. with an excellent Farm-house, Barns, Stabling, and Agricultural Buildings, In the occupation of Mr. Samuel Bennet, on Lease for Nine Years unexpired, at a low clear rent of NINE HUN DRED and FIFTY POUNDS per Annum. Pan of the Purchase Money may remain on mortgage, The Estate may be viewed on application to the Tenant ; and Particulars had CI days precious to the Sale, at the Crown, Downham-market ; Chequers, Brandon ; Bull , Barton-mills; Limb, Ely'; Sun, Cambridge ; George. Huntingdon ; Red Lion, Royston • of Christopher Hodgson, Esq. 27, Parliament- stmt, Westminster ; at the Mart; and of Mr. lloggart„ 62, (Md Broad -street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TOWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for IXDIGESTION, WrAINESS of STONACK, BILIOUS laaECrLAantet, and their attendant Symptoms. These l'ills are confidently recom mended as one of the safest and most certain remedies that has ever been discovered, for the various uneasy sensations which result from a weakened state of the Digestive Organs--milel hot effectual in their operation, they cleanse and yet strengthen thy Stomach, sod correct a costive habit by relaxing the Bowels a way so gentle as scarcely to appear the effect of a medicine. They restore the appetite, assist digestion, and promote a due and regular secretion (tithe Bile.—They are sold at 2s. 9d, 4e. 6d. and I is. a Box, by Jun% 'fowsas, Professional Chemist, War ner-street,near Hatton Garden; and may be had at all the whole sale and retail 3t.clicine Warehouses in London, end at the re spectable Druggists ur Books' 11er* iu must priacipal %virus. • FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent bas permitt -the 35:h Regiment to bear on its colours' and appointments I weed- " Maids; " and appointed C. Bushsvo it h, Es q . t o be Conaissioner or the ititairs of Taxes. • MI L ITA It Y PROMOTIONS. 40th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-General Sir Brent pen cer, .B. from the Mee Brigade, to be Coksel, vice George Unborn Bart. deceased. Rifle brigade—liajor-General Sir John Oswald, K.(` B. to Colonel Commandant of a Battalion, vice Sir Brent Sptmcer appointed to the command of the 40th Pam BANKRUPTCY RNLARGED. Augupt 42, William Orton Coleman, late of WaPplug; auPtelleri but now a prisoner in the King's Bench. at eleven, at Guild hall, London: di • BANKRUPTS. AMA • arch-lane. Whiteeliapel, cooper, deaier and t urrender Jut, 44, hi. snit August ltt, eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tilbury, Falcon-street. Aldersgate-street. John Thiel!, late of litighonse, parish of Crosthwalte, Cumber land, and formerly of London, broker, dealer and chapmani July 16, 17, and August 10, at eleven, at the King's Arms Carlisle. Attondes, Air. Denise, Staple's Inn, LOIlii01) ; Mr. Paul, Carlisle. • William Lintlart, Tetswnrth, Oxfcrdshire, Innkeeper, de :I and chapman, J .ly 21, 22, and August Is, at eleven, a th. Town-Hall, Osfard. Attornies, Mr. Richard Lann.itt, W. „Hilton, Dion; or Messrs. Rose and Slater, Gray's Inn-squat Wiltiani Tomlinson, of Nottingham, haberdasher, lareman, h, sier, glover, silk-mercer, dealer and chapman, July 11, ft, at August Is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attrotaty, 31r. I,awrenc, 3, Dean's-court, Dr)ctur's Commons. Thomas Ilornsby, of Cordial, l,:Aulon, stork-broker, lot: , r office-Iterper, and dealer, July 18,25.. and August la, at 1: at Guildhall. Attarrits, Mean. Jeunlogs aitd Collier, Care, street, Lincoln's-Inn. DIVIDENDS to be made at G1711.D11.11 L. July '2B, J. Johnson, Paradkootrect, Alaey-ls-honne, 3130 at eleven. July 28, A. Ihn ham, liirmlughant, grocer, at 0 July 18, A. Nelty, Worcester, jeweller, at ten. July la, 31ackcoull, Worthing, s'ationer, at ten. July 2.3, W. William Limebouse Causeway, victualler, at twelve. August 1, J. al J. Miller, liolywelboreet, Strand, shoo-makers. at twel' August 1, J. Ilatthest'man, (Zucea-street, Cheap. ide, inercha, at twelve. August 1, S. Gi.tney, Kent-road, baker, at August 1, J. Oshtuu, 'lower -street, wine and hrandy-litercko at twelve. October 84, S. Itowlatal.un 1.. lilac, and ' Wien, Cheapside, warehousemen, at tr. , :lve. Aui.-nre 1. K. Phillips, Kew liadge-street, bookseller and pOlisher, twelve. August 1, W. Warne, Medford-street, (Greut-garde boot and shoe-maker, at ten. August 11, G. M. Cola lAt ware-road, tuyi..ar-, at out:. July is, It. Palmer, 13:1 - 11t:..41,-. stone, pluibtr, at ten. August 1, D. l'arkes, wire -worker, at 'we've. July 9.8, S. T. Lloyd, beokaelkr, at eleven. July 28, J. Kerkhant, Acre Farm, St: fordr.hire ' cattle dealer, at rhvro. August 1, J. Wingfic/ Luug-lane, West Stuithf.eld, saddler, at twelve. DI VI I ii:NDS to be made it; the COUNTRY. August 4, W. Lawson, Whitby, silt-mercer, at trastive, the Illack.Swan,.Yorit. July 98, W. Mercer, Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, lime-burner, at eleven, at the Gulden (7rura, Pres ton. July 31, y,. Kent, Gedney-bill,. draper, • two, at tha July Di, J. Cross:Chester., Canabrickle, boatwri•-ht, at eleven, at the Eagle, Carnbritho, Auguit 20, M. .t. 'Pelham, North Shields, sail-maker, at elev. at the Commercial lintel, North Shields. July :A, •T. W. Cedney ke, Lint . ..MA:he, miller, at ekven, at tha A:sg , lkiston. July W. Youis„,.• Boston, iire,sittodh shto atel.'ven, at the Woolpach, llostum August 3, F. 'l'w, ton, Sontersetshire, clothier, at t even, at the Vailto Ili Bath. July T: Pickering, Liverpool, groctr, the York LiverpooL .%r tut 8, T. Curry,Not sh Shirt ship-owner, at nine, at the tutanterc;al Hatt!, North Shisl July :A, M. Taylor, Itudhy, Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven, the lied Lion, Stockton. . GERMAN PAPERS. FRANKFORT, JUNE '23. • The continkiation of the Military ComMittee sees to relate to the principle to be followed in ti. 4 lin 2 r tion, organization, and composition of the Army the Confederation. A ustria, Prussia, and Bavaria, a:e said to have insisted that their contingents shall turn► independent inseparable corpi, under their ow; Commanders, to be appointed by them, - and up( this all the other less powerful Members a the Con. federation are stated to have desired to form of the' united contingents another separate corps, and und, the chief command of Wurtemburgh. People 'wry curious to learn in what manner the differei opinions that have arisen in the deliberations on d► subject will be reconciled. • JVNe•26.—Her Imperial Highness the Grand DI chess Maria Paulowna, sister to his Majesty the R► peror of Russia, Hereditary Grand Duchess of Sax, Weimar, was happily delivered' of a Prince on 24th of this month, to the great joy of the wh, Grand Ducal house. BEIIIXN, JVNE 13. The great Wool Fair has brought to light' a ct. cumstance which proves, it is true, the temporary prosperity of the great landed estates, but which nut be followed by the total ruin of the industzy of t. cities. Ordinary wool has risen to the price of frog twelve to eighteen dollars per stone, and fine wool forty-six dollars. These high prices have been caused by travelling English speculators, and our flyr! crass triumph at this admirable result of their sy: tern; for, say they, our cloth manufacturers mu' certainly be able to sell at the same prices as tho English, since they have over them the advantage shorter and cheaper conveyance. But they forget that the English find money at a much cheaper rate; and besides, this wool is paid for by bills from tlu balance due to them on their cottons; that they ha , larger capitals, better machines, a more certain mal ket, secured by their extensive commerce and nay' gation. Formerly they purchased in Germany onl hne wool; but now they purchase the coarse also, i order to annihilate our cloth manufactories entire!' N.V.hile the free exportation of wool is prohibited them, .as it was among us under Frederick 11. sv have now allowed the free exportation. How t!: lauded aristocracy gains, is evident. This aristi cracy, which formerly, when the Government wa ; united with the cities, was under restraint, now marches triumphantly over the ruins of the chief where all the talcs besides arc higher, and the num. bcr of beggars daily iacrtasiag. . . • t. .- . . . 1 ...- . . • I .. • ~ ..... / . . 1 e 1 1 I. = FIR cal- and t f DIA leie ..1 - ...... , tted • ti .4 I oe a 4 1 ?ail Sir ! i . ' '• ‘. I ' )he Ceti . I lild- ere slit 1 ' . ' •t • 1. ' cet, sec- , -,. r i lan, i 1110, or i ! ler • , the. - , t- , ".-r1 11T; i • i I • i h..- .R S P ' 1 Jnd Ice, r . 4 t I : , i • 'e). ? i * I I ICI", ten. i • I , J. Intl, and 4 lee. art, i hit% ant, i W. 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