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'Phis day swat publithed, price 411, 6d. riIHE HIS fOlkYstpf LITTLE JACK, in F .116 1 and F.ngli4h, ad . wd to the Use of as ENGLISHMAN learning liItENCH, and of a FitENCHMAN learning ENG LISH, by a Two-fold Key, cotnti acted on the Priliciploi of the Hamiltonian System. , . FRENCH PAPER 9, ' • • FROM THE GAZETTE DRANCE, .11)1b10 . 1 1 • * ODESSA, Julia 24. Oar army is in full march against the capital d'i,ibe OttOman Empire, and we shall soon learn some events 'Which will be decisive as to the duration of thepresent campaign ; for it does rot appear that :be Sultan is disposed to prqfit by the - declaration of• our must Monarch, and to send Deputies to treat at tbe Rissstan head-quarters. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Vs!uable FREEHOLD ESTATES, FptMS, and LANDS, UFWA RD% DI • FIVE HUNDRED AND TIIIRTY•SIX ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, and Arahle Land. With FARM HOUSES and AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Iluuse, Regent street,) At Garraway's Coffee [louse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On THURSDAY, the 51st day of July, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of the Assigne.-s of EVAN Du. ras, a Bankrupt, IN ONE LOT, A ' VALUABLE FREOIOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish of LLAN Y DDELLAN, . Near New Town, in the Coufity of Alontgotnery,•coniprisin the Farms, of BR N, DENGA ER, PA NTYCR A IG, DRY- Tsto*Thoubautl SJcks of BISCUIT MEAL, To be delivered into the VictuaWng Scores at Deptford, one ther,cf by the reh of August next, and the remainder by the .:h r , f that month PHILIP ORKNEY SKENE, Author of Verbal Analysis of St. Real's Conjuration emitreVenise. Primed for J. A.•Flessey, 93, Fleet-street ; and sold by Treuttel, Wfirta. and CO. Sohg.,quare ; Roosey and Sons, Broad.iireit; and J. Soutcr, St. Paul's Church yard: The Cenditioni of the Contract may be sccn at this Office. This day was published, price - 3s. bawl. • ELEMEN I'S of LATIN UEXAM.ETERS and PENTAMETERS. Seveinh Edition, •nnich enlarged ark] improved. By the late Rev. ROBERT BLAND. A KEY, S. boards. Also. '.301 Tinder muit specify the price in words at length, and be I,clii;ereti before One o'Clock on the day appointed; and the i'erson who make.' the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, m•ist attend to answer whet: calkii far. Tii;Torkish policy will on the contrary,persist in the . %kay which it has had laid down for Itself, and v,ther t ;ether all the means it can command to 'repel tome by force. The Grand. Vizier, as in preceding 4 sears, is gong to Scl.unda, to wait .for the Russians, arid tel give them battle, a plan- which has hiiherto . always ,eived to .hinder the. Russians from advancing to the other side of the Balkan to approach Constantinople; but the Turkish tactics would act on an uncommon basis if kll the hopes. entertained at Constantinople,are c ntered in the position of*.Schtimla, .which uo• doubtedly very importanr,.and an opPoriunity will soon come to convince people, that in military operations, different roads leirklo the sumo-object, r and -that our MOnarch .uiay very probablyltay.. achipted a phtn for- the campaign„ diffe, ern faun that of his predecessoi The arrival os his Alaje.ty, with the vanguard, at Keuslenza, /stoves that the main body of the arm4o4 proceed along the comit, and will pass the chain, tR . mountains at Varna, to penetrate into the plain of Adrianople, and to co-operat • with the corps tr:lder the command of General Roth, coming from the Upper ll.inube, with which it will act *against Constantinople. —Augsburg Gazelle. • 1. SYNTACTICAL. EXAMINATION; nr Que , tiems and Examples adapted to the Syntax of the Latin Grammar. Second Edition, 24. hound. 2. LATIN YEIISTFICATION SIMPLIFIED. By John Carey, LL I). 2‘. bound. The Key, 2s. 6d. bound. • " Latin Ver•ification Simplified, by .1. Carey, LL.D. is well ca'-1 eulated for soon . rendering the young Latinist a proficiLnt in the rules of I:rosody."—Gentleman's Magazine, Oct. 1825. 3. The LATIN READER, from the Fifth German rditiin. By Frederic Jacobs, Profhsor cf Ancient Literature at Gotha,' Editor of the Gr,ek Anthology, the Greek Reader, &c. &c. ss. b. 1 . 1, 4. The LATIN READER, Second Part; from the Peurchl Geraaatl- Edition. By Professor Jacobs. With Exptanatory k .x.ite,.. by T. W. C. .E.dwarde, M.A. 3s. 6d. bound: s 5. An INTRODUCTION to LATIN COISISTIZUING s ; or,' easy and progressive Lessons for Reading : to he used by the Pupil as soon as the lust Declension has been committed to memory ; adapted to the most popular Grammars, but more psrticul lily ti.) that used in the Co%ege at Eton. By the Rev. J. Bosworth, Al. A. F.R. L.S. &c: Second Edit:on. CI. 6d. bound. 6. LATIN CONSTRUING ; or easy and progressive Lessons; from Classical Authors; • with Rules for translating Latin into ; designed to teach the Analysis of simple and compound Sentences, and the method ot construing Plezdtus and Nepos, d well as the higher Clastd,3, without the help ot an English Trans• Litton. By the Rev. J. Bosworth, N.A. &c. Second Edition, 24. 6d. bound. M. WALLER CLIFTO.V. SALES BY AUCTION. REPPELL-STIIF.ET, RUSSF,LL-SQUARF. DPSIRABLE LE ASEIIOLD RE.SIDESTP., ADAPI'ED Full TiHt ACCOMMODATION OI? A IiENTEEL FAMILY, with OFFICES, /k.:. TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, 110131 NS, • (Of Warwick liatisc, Ihgott-street), - NODDUS, and :11 A I::NI.LYNJON, IVith Farm Housys, Agricultural Buildings, and upwards of FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX ACRES Of excellent Meadow, Pasture. and /1 - rable Lend ; Divided into eligible and convenient Enclosures and Allotments. In the occupation of Messrs llowland,iGitten% Roger Gittens, Edward Evans, ELtemlett r iosep AVOW, Viagra D3V les,and others. To be viewed by applying to the Tenants; Particulars, flay be ?Kid at the Bear's Head, N'trar-Vossn : the Dragon, Montgomery: she Castle Inn, Bishopscastle; Oust, Welchpoo: ; Wynstay Arts3s, Oswestry ; Lion, Shrewsbury; of Mr. Eimund's, To.sks Court, Searle':,.street, and Exchequer (Nice of Pleas, Lincoln's. Inn ; of Mr. Drew, Solicitor. New Town Montgomeryshire; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent street, where a Plan or the Estate may be seen. At Oartaw7y's Coffee thane, 'Cbarge Alley, Cnrnti On TnuespA v, i;te 61•1 July. 1828, at Twelve n'Cleek, A DE:lilt ABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, coltreneno A COMPACT DWELLING HOUSE, nra.antly situ te KEPPELL-ST3EET, RUSSELL-SQUARE CONTAINING On the Second Fl.^nr—Tw•o Excellent Bed Chambers, neatly fitted op, 11.ammaiirs Cioset and Landing; Four Sleeping hoom6 over; large Cloet, Landing. &c. • NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE ESTATE, ELIGIBLE FOR INVESTMENT, Capital MANOR Abounding with Game, Royalties and Appurtenances, • MANOR FARM HOUSE, Agricultural Buildings, and Enclosures f Kich•Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, CONTAINING UPWA KM or THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES, With Fishery in the River Nen for neatly Two Miles. •TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, On ToussnaT, the 31st July, 1dt:8, at Twelve o'Clock. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. lithe Frca, situate near Tiatapston and Oundle,in the County of Northampton, comeatsina • E1 ,, 0t —An glepiitt Drawing Room, Walk Papered and Coloured; S•a•eary Nlarble Chimers! Pitce ; Ftrich Windows opening to a Bilcony by Fording i communieitting to a Back Drawtog Room. rued up in a -imil..r manner. GroundFloorL-A Capital Dining linom, Walls Stuccoed and Painted ; Sra•rc:v Alarisle Chimney Piece ; Library neatly fitted up ; &e. Minds-me Entt•at.ce flail Ps•ed; Stone Staircase to the Seci.nd door, DresNiv, :Loon), Water Closet. &c, Convenient Domestic Oihets iu the lii:yement ; Spacious area Front• with Vats:t; and Cellars. Lordon : Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer's- Hall -court, Ludgate-street. PARIS, Jun- 16. . . The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Russian Amhassador sent dispatches the day be:ore ytsterday to the Ambassadors assembled at Corfu. The Journal du Commerce says:-,.." The Trident, C'e• eurival of which at Toulon we have already thentiortsd. is sail to have brought word that the SOtau Accept; jkle mediation of France and 'England, and that an err , ;roar the Porte has st t out tor Corfu, on board .4 TIICkIOI COLvette, escorted by the Palim•.re FrenelifiioAe ? „,, a "On the 13th Ju when the Tti4tin lefi Is4vArjr4At E. Codringtogi had jiffy had an iiirerviewiwiliflya;4o. " The ,plague pw. iled in several parts Of tlie4e!tkats• it was even felt ne mid a Kti , :si4n *esigef at' Moita, - VIENNA ...11:1.1* 7.— • . lifq tie!: 62 1746Lbs..;—Bani gi2ires, di l iii- • dend °trite c , -c0nd1..., . y4fr, 1,0701... •:. .• : ...0•5 • • .. FR UNC II FeNns.—Five p..r.Cent , .. 1115f.' 9.sc.—:ThreE iSeikreors. 73f. 115c.—Hank Actiuns, I.6Bof.—Ncapolitan, 765. 76qy—taptnishi, (162.3),12f.—Exchange on Loam', one mouth, 25f. 2,s?..—Thrpe months, 2.51.1.5 c. FROM THE LONDON GAZE!' IT, JULY 18. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. William John .Cavendish Bentinck, Esq. commonly called Marquis of Lichfield, to be IX•puty Litutenanr. r •, . BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. James Douglass, late of St. Paul's Church-yard, sillt.marinf,cturer, from July 22, to Atr.ust 1, at ten, at the Court at Commi,sioners of Uatiltrupts 13aNinglial:.street. . Henry BM, Leeds, Yorkshire, victualler, from July 25, to August 26, kt desert, at the Court House, Leeds. BANKRUPTS. Williath 'Moffatt, Fort. place, Grange-road, Bermondsey, victualler, to surrender. July 2.5, at eleven, 29, at ten, and August 29, at elelr e n, at the Court or Commi•sioners of 13uikrupts, Basinghall r , street.. Attorney, Mr: Downes, Furnival's Inn. John Swaine, Bristol, hotholder, August 4. .5, awl 29, at eleven, l at' the Swan Inn, Bristcil. Anomie.. Mr. William Jones, Crosby. square;,. Robert Saunders,-Bristol. : • .; likaard ow net)d, Bristol, victualler, Au.,u tl, 2, and :=9, -At one, at the Swan lon, Bristol. AttOrnies, Mr. Wiliam Jones, Crosby square . ; or Mr. Rot*rt Saunders, Bristol. George Brewn, Monmouth, innkeeper. July 52,.29, at ten, and August 29, •at eleven, at. the Beaufort Arius Jun, Alununouth. Attorney, Mr. Ives. Moumouth. Wiliam Matlicws, Crooked-lane, tin-plate, wire, and oil•niercliant, July 22, 29, and 'August 29, at ten, at the Court of Cuounis stoners of Bankriipts, Basioghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Hindman and Co.:Basitighall-street, Jos ph £.,11d -street, silk4meicer, July . 2,5, 29, and August 29, at raven, At the Court of. Commissioners of L's•ing.ha'.l-.itreet.' Attorney, Mr. D. Richardson, *0n .... mos:ger-lane. .. 4 —,...... To b.- rienetl by Tichers only ; Particularlt may be had nn the Prelnlit3; at G.r - away's? and of Mr. Robb's% No. 170, litgent street ; of wbont Tickets may be had. ; • LEI CESTERSH I RE. • vALuAni.E: :Ir.(' I MPROV A BLE , FREEHOLD ESTATE,' THE BLUE BELL, PUBLIC HOUSE, WITH STABLING AND •FARYI BUILDINGS, AND UPWARDS OV • ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR "ACRES, Princip. - .4 'lid PASTURE and small part-ARABLE LAND, Between UPPINGIIA M and LEICESTER, • And in the Centre of the QUORNDON AND CO ITLSMERE .RUNT.' . . . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION . By 111 r. ROBINS, , • (Of Warwick It use, Regent-street). At Garraway's Coffee Iloute, 'Chonse-alley, Cornbill, On 'Fauns:Air, the 31st of July, lities, at Twelve o'Cloek, _VALUABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE • . FREEHOLD ESTATE. ti Situate in the Vi::.ge of EAST NORTON, In the Causal of LEICtSTER, • • • About 1-0,. Milt, front U r pingliam, tor the Turnpike Road to' Lekiner, frn t il which it u distant Thirteen Miles; Ten froth Market li.al.)orough; Fifteen front Melton 3lowbtay, and Sii from althorn; 1 Coinpr:sing a well accustomed Public House called THE BLUE BELL, Is the Centre of the Quorndon and Cottegmere flupt, and a fine THE MANOR OF STOKE DOYLE, 1 . -trending over ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, abounding with Game, with the Royalties and Appustenances thereta4 the MANOR FARM II()USE, And site of the .incieLir 'Mansion I lodsi of STOKE HALL, With pants, Stables, Dove House, ES,:asi linitais. Outbuildings, &c. Sundry Enclosures of rich "Meadow, rii:ture, Arshle Land, CONTADILNO urwwtsos OT • • THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY. FOOL" ACRES. 1 1 Also the Fishery. In the River Nell for neitlytw . o miles; and the Right of Cutting Rushes in half the said Itlime, • Stoke Doyle is two Miles from Ouinile, and five front ,Thrapston, and the situation and quality of the :Land ure.of a very superior description, and the Parochial Assessments unusady low. The Manor is nearly surrounded by the well-rreserved Manors of Lord •Lilford and Jeslie Watts Russell, Ertl. To be viewed by applying to•tire-tepants on the premises, wbo wilt show the Estate, and of Whom particulars may be had ; tine White Hart, Thrapston; Geoige, islorhosapton ; ?dr. Balder, Solicitor, °tirde; of Messta. 'lomat and Mhert tyst Sulicitors, Took's court, Chancery-lace ; at r say's Coffee (louse;• and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, liegent.slreet, Loudon. • - • • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENO • HOUSE. OF LORDS, •JuLT itlr..ltoaraysou presented the fifth Report pf the Commission*, -- of Holyhead Roads. • The Fart of CA RNA RVON pres e nted a Petition Atka . tne Silk 41,1.ufactuj ik r.of Manchester and-Salford, Praying that the r•orripWSiikit niieht not be eedueril, hu: r..thN• increased. I.)rtl MELVOLV preset' ed a Petitio itrom h' Provost and Magtur. tea ut the IL 4,1 liiirgli of fiaddington, praying. their • I.filds.ups legs late with a view to e presrve sacred the deposito [lei o ‘• • r t-oris ISttl , toe cotes and ro s trav ki• - t4anti) chi's alit!'' the cf Justice in Neir Sbutii Waiel Bili s were sr- • veragy read a third time. . • - The linlyhe.ul Road Bill passed throat+ a Committee. The ltish.p of LON OON laid upon the table the• Report of the Commissioners (or Building New Churches. Thr Turnpike Roads Bill, and the Cllsfonl, Laws Amendalent Bill, were severally read a second time., The Promissory Notes (Ireland) Bill was withdrawn, on the mocim (it the Duke of %MUM) TON. Tie third reading stood fur this day. • 'CIINIIIERL A N • • VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. THE MANOR•OF BEE C.tSTLE, With its Royalties, Members, Rents. Firs, Services, Ike. DESIRABLE SPORTING BOX, With Shooting over Eight Thousand Three . litindred Acres of Unenclosed Wastes, abounding with Dail( Game, Grouse, arc. VALUABLE FARMS and LANDS, , Upwards of THREE TtiousAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES; With excellent Farm Houses ani Agricultural Buildings, • itight of Common, &c. TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Regent-street). At Garraway's Coffeehouse, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, n • - On Thussmes, the Tth August. 182 d T , at Twelve uitick, A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES FATE— compKi4ING . . Sporting part of the Country, With gond Sta Ming, Cow. House, Cart House, and Out-buildings, 13rewli.olse and Dairy. A Farm Yard, with Stabling for Ten Ilorsei, Cart Houses. Barn, foddering Snots, -aft+ other Buildings in good repair, and part r.cauly erected, and Sundry Enclosures of Capital old Pasture and Meadow Land. containing in all about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR ACRES, _ _ _ . In the occupation of Mr. Huta, Mr. S. !lomat/icon, and Mr. Tiros. Parastaw, respectable Tenants at Will, at moderate Rents. To be vi:wed by applying to Mr. Hull on the Premises, of whom Particular; m:iy be had; at the Three Crowns, Leicester; Uppaighani ; George, Stamford; Bull, Cambridge ; Cock, Eaton; of Nicest*. Young and Jackson, Solicitors, Essex -street, Sirand ; at Garraiway's ; and of Art. Robins, No. 170, Wgeut street ;. where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. !!.1. The MANOR of BEW CASTLE, Situate in the Comity of CurilberlAutl, about I?uurteen Mi!es from the City of Carlisle. Nide from the Market ruwu of . 'Wiwi On, and eight from Longtowns • , • • :1' corratsiata s A Capital Stone-buiItSHOUTING LODGE, Mane& with every accommodation fur a Sportsman, with Stables, Hay Lofts, Csiach House, Barns, Cow H o uses, Do i Kennels' &e. • . in very cumple:c repair ; i: , • • Gardens, Plantations, and Shrubbery, The whole convertible into a most &Sir Able and pleasant Residence. The Royalties, Mealliera, and Appurtenances, • AND UPWAIIDs OF ' RIGHT THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES Of unenclosed Wages, abounding with Lliaca Cocks and Grouse, together with the Seigniory over Eighty.twu Ancient Customary Tenements. subject to certain Rents, Fines, lieriuts, and Services ; and also Eight other Tenements en; ranchised. . The Coal and Lone are highly vii:u,ele, ane. there is great reason to suppose that the valuable Mines of le:ad, • worked so very advantageously at Alston, may exist on the Hills of Bewcastle, which are a continuation of the same range as the Alston Hills, running in a direction from Nurah to S.,u' h. . . • - • LINCOLNSHIRE. VALUABLE and ExTgNsiVe.• EitEEHOLD ESTATES. A DOMAIN Of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES and Upwards, Nearly in a Bing Fence, Principal pan Tithe Er,e, with 'Manors or Lordships, Manotial 'foils of Nlaikets and Fairs, • • ..%IANSION HOUSE, Stated in a Park finely Timbered; A DVOWSON ; Farms and Agricultural Buildings, With highly productive Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wnod Land, fine &ming Springs, issuing from a lied of ; A Desiratile Property for Itesidence or Invesimeut. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 111 r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Ci.Le House, 'Change-alley, Combat, On THURSDAY, the 7.1 st July, 1623, at Tw e lv e o 'Cl oc k, A VERY VALUABLE COMPACT :4iid t'nly DOMAlN,Eligihle princip.il part TITHE FREE, react for Residence or Inve.tment of Capital, THE WELL ESTATE, In the Comity of Lincoln, Situate about a mile ifORI the M:4ltet. Town of Alford, near s otbcr _ _ good Markets, anti about Seven Miles from the co t. Comprising a 51aasion House. containing numerous Apartments 01 gaud propottions, with Offices ituitable to the Establishment, plaiosed for the fzeomm(da , ioc of A Nobleman or Family of Distinction; Seated in a piece of rood Pasture Land of abodt THREE HUNDRED ACRES, Much varied and beautiful) , Timbered. Approached by • Carriage Drive neatly Two Miles In extent, thr , tugh a hoely wooded arid ei-inding Valley, fine sheets of Orua soma! Watet, through which passes a strong Stream from Chalk Rocki. • Sandi), eligible Farms. with Farm Houses, Gardens, Yards, and ailrequisite Agricultural Buildings, the gteater part New and on a large. xalr. • , In the octopatMn 6f respectable Tenants at will, and at very ' • r -.Moderate Reins. SUNDRY COTTAGES • 4 well situated IN.N,,lately rebuilt, in the Town of Alford, with good Posting business; me TOLLS of the SIA RKETS an d PAIRS, bell iu the To*n. • The MANORS are very catenate.. at with Game; The Coarse Lam, Courts bayou. Rights, Royalties, Privileges, &c. The perpetual Advowson and next Presentation tu Two Livings. The neighbourhood highly respectable, excellent Roads, and in the vicinity of two Packs of Hounds. miles,he rnert s dstant from Luth 13 , isles, Boston 2,5 Ln T eoln P n p iilet y , i and i from London o 137 miles. An Act of Parliament has been passed for making a Crnal from Alford to the Sea, whick wiil greatly facilitate the transport of Corn anti licrchindize,:nd will be highly Avant:4fout. to thii Estate. lu he viewed by Applying to tVar. Ramsay, the Steward, at Weil, of wh,.tu ['articular, may be h... 1; of Joint Surchan., Esq. Co ringsby, i.e..r ; Messrs. Pre.,:re and Forster', Solicitors, Lincoln's lno ; at Garraway's; Masi of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Res galn-strett. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM Hswav, Manufacturing Chemists ‘ :•lanchester. It is sold in bottles, price 4s. 9d. or with glass sit.ppers at 4s. Gd. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be.,genuine, unless their names arc engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork, or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp 4 ,llstrav's Aeons= Sri:ciT of Visacax, the in ven ti on o f DIG icfenry, and the only genuine preparation of that ankle. • 1. . 'll4wlrTs' latwrenee4 (Marna lUngs,•l.s46rietisiendure, trainer: hdlg ' 26;28, and• August 29, it ;km, at the Royal Hotel, Cliekeplictu.. Anomie*, .aleasra. Pruen and CO. ChC4l:llhalt j„or allessrs. Vizard :JAI Co. Lincoln's lan-fields. • • , Chiles Gfegary, Great Surrey-street, Black friare-road, ea net maker: -July 'l4 August 1, and •29,' at eleven, .at the C'entirt of Comuniasteriera *f Binkrapts, Basingitall-aireet. Attorney, Mr. Hume, Black friar* road. . . . • • • • reit it" Richard Piummer Withiell, Penzance, Cornwall," wine-me a . July 51, at two, August I„ it nine, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Conaiiit-ioners of Bankrupts. llashighalAtreet. Anomie., • filesares Freeman and Co: Coleman-greet. • • . -DIVIDENDS to he made in BA,SINGHALL-STREET. . JuJy £5, ,Edward Gadder. Bedford-place. Conufterciii-Mad, brazier, at ten. • .Aug. 8, Thonlas•Were, Bucklersbury,- and of Wellington street. Strand, bill broker and stationer, at.• eleven. Aug. 12, Juries. Maitre:tun, late of Hatton-garden, trusic-seller, at eleven-. .;Aug. 1 4 Thomas Rees, Shoreditch, linendraper. at nine. Aug. 8. John East;rlsy, Fenchutch-street, merchant, at eleven. Nov. 4, 'Edwin Tipping and Edward iGithen, Basinglaatastreet, factors, sr ten. Mu . . 8, William. Marriott, Broad -street, stock-. broker, in eleven: 'Aug.. 8, Miles Booty, • J Nodehill, Cariehroak, 14e of Wight, at - twelve, Aug. If, Htnry Palmer, Kent and Es-ex-yard. II igh-st teet, Whitcchapel,t coach maker and wheel wright, at one. Aug. 19,•John 'Madan, Portsmouth, coach pro praetor, at elevrit. July 25, Jas. •Window. Creig•*.court, Charing. cross, agent, at ten . • , , . • • • • DI vgDENDs to be made in the cousuntv. • • Avg. 1 1 „ Wjlliags GreST batch , jun. Maf-bank, Siiffordithire, and Thomas Greatbatch hisdelo.eph Grea batch. Oxford, earthenware dealers, at twelve, at the torran -Inn, Hanley, Staffordshire. • Aug. 9, Sculcoaten. Yorkshire, balder, at. eleven, at .the Kingston- Hotel, Kingston-uponatisill. Sept. 5, Jobn Qemaitie, Preston. Lancashire, draper, at ' ileven; a t .White's 'Hotel. King , street, Matichrster. Aug. 9, Nathaniel Brooks, late of Doverdale; Worcestershire, mercer -and elrap,r, at elevens at the ••fltar :and Gatti Inn, Worcester. Aug. 27, John Lewis,- Bristol, nserchiest, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-ureet, Bristol. Aug. 8, James Grant,. Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Public Oilice,; Barnsley. Aug.. 11, Barry Brinistnley„ Sbeepridge, Huddersfield,' Yorkshire. shawl manufacturer, at eleven,• at the , otfice of James Croodaint Fenton, solicitor, Huddersheid....,Aug..ll, John But • Easley, Yorksbirs, fancy-sloth-manufacturer, at eleven, v, the office:of Jr. James Crossland Fenton, solicitor. Huddersfield, Torkabire. • . CERTIFICATES, Atm. 8. • .1 •• • George. Rises and William Hammond, Strand, wise inefthants. Geo. Ilto ‘ viinell ?terse, late of Cateatonastreet. auctioneer. Veintis Downing, jun. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, wine merchant. Thomas iauseey, Great Gulldfordastreet, Surrey, hat manufacturer. Wm. Pearce, Lrathee-lane, Holborn, • cheesemonger. Joint Morgan, John Hunter, Alexander Morgan, and Wm. P. Paton, now or late of Surs•eoutt, Coattail', and of Singapore and Batavia, met.. chants. .Henry F. Shaw, Liverpool, builder. Geo. Bell e •Bishopi: wearmouth, Durham, cOal•fitter and ship-owner. • James Stowell, Swillowestreet,victialkr. Hen, Hunt, Brook -street, Grosvenor. square, druggist.• - Graeae Coulson, Derby, slater. Samuel Cook, jun.. now of late of Moorbeines, Lutterworth, Leicestev shire, cattle salesman. Charlet' iilinshull , Bordesley, Aston, Warwickshire, builder. Peter Rock, Wollastone, Bradley, Staffordsh:re, fainter. 'Menial Mitchell, Leiceiter, woolstapler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • Richard Edden and Robert :Edmunds, Chtistchurch-passage, Newgate-streer, tailors. Joint Hawkins and John Humber, Pre4 tem; Lancashire, cotton manufacturers. Manhew Bonsfield, John Ilunon, and Matthew Robinson, Hartley, Westmoreland, brewers. Thomas Bowe and Thomas Baker, Strand, linen and woollen drapers. J. Binglen Garland, George Garland, and Wm. Flatten, Poole, timber and iron merchants. John Elmer and Thos. Pattrick, Landermore, Essex, coal and lime merchants. William Saunders and John Austin, filumford•cutirt, St. Lawrence Jewry, silk mania ,' lecturers. }Alward Evans and Thomas Fenwick, Whitechapel mad, lii.endrapen. Wni. H. Wiaittell, W. Holt, and J. Wy:de. Rochdale, woolstapiers. Philip Bay and James Ray, Hunch Kirby, Kent, farmers. Francis I'lke Hewitt and John •f Nottingham, tarist - net.manufacturers. Thus. Ludlow and Thu,. Ludlow, Digbeth, Birmingham, butchers. Barnabas 'Webster and Thomas Hussey, Pump-yard, Ratcliff, carpenters. Imperial Weekly Average of the Prices of British Corn, which govern Importation, Made up to July 11. Wheat 555. 7d. 1 Oats 2.15. 64.1 Beans • 575. Ild. Barley so.. sd. Rye 31s. Ild. I Peas 40s. od. Aggregate Average pt the Six Weeks, which, governs Duty, Wheat 565. 3d. 1 Oats 21s. 2d. 1 Beans 37'. 104. - *Vied' 50a. 94.1 Rye ;is. 114. Peas sas: tut. . • . • The 'Saving Banks Act Amendm e nt Bill was committed, Whelk. • one Amendment was proposed and agreed to. - ' The Earl of CAEN AIaVON objected to the limitation itspoint.. of amount, so far as regarded the deposits of benefit Societies. . The Duke of WELLINGTON said, that the Nofik Earl Otis- conceived the objects of the clause. It did not prohibit a steater deposit from Benefit Societies than 5001. It only excluded. them trom the particular advantages conferred by this Bill, with respect ' to any larger .um. 7 . ;. , After a few w3rdi f#7.4lrd Ittmesoatc, the clause was agieed to. The lielSott waif' led - to be receiv e d to:Mor row . _ _. t _ 416 . sriVii,RY. • .. Lord SEA FORDlileilfflWa Petition frboi . persens interested in West India prepetty fillikient in the neighbiouthond of Aberdeen, = praying that no measure might be adopted calculated to kjare that description or _property, without providics lull indenmitytO the . owners; and for the appoinimeut of a commissiou to inquire into, . • . the *state of the State Population hi the Col o nt es . Lord CA4THOItPE. expressed his opinion that tiii .. - objects at . rti6se persons who iretie' lilted thi'adw.c.ltes of Emancipation were g r ea tly miicoriecie ' ). d.'fleihobght`• it right to . etplaiu`listho O litme eiliatti Wereii.. .B ets dati;:' which, at die Prised .biOicid of Vie Sessioniandlii'lhe' • present state of &C Iffiese. he'likirlo be an eitipleisaiti one, would.not have - beettiritptipiedujio . tehltri if rid i ticiit is f - and Lciirfted . Gerieleifitn Whollack . PiolkiSed . tiMiriiig' the subject . forwiti-d. in . ' the' 'albeit Hpti - se i tif:l e itiliirtiltiit;: , had' nut been ififerolite47 - friiiiPtioltielit4z:nlie If'titit.' abatement of hlf ialt fOrthettiist; Ind' Vtier;el . 1 1 ,601. :- disposit)ou. -I4,citieliitglietifli datilieVid ngt wish'. to . serfany . thiSirdisfeipectfUrol 'ttti:•Noli' tJiul<ieikiliec geed of his - M4jeStf s' . o6V.eitrtfnine,• z butlie- - k .otilai hat suppresi his *eillnieri .thitlhes-N0b1e1.)44 Itadlatife 'it' verfimPerfect"yieii•iitllie "aeitfri itithirir i gidtie.i which•fell . tideklibtar apet itioqe.tif Tim:l,l4 I *d t on. li , gi! it wotild"be tecollectedlhit* . lpp2s, i itilin t riet gh. ' preiiid irpon . chetispbied irt:tiiis'ci.)trotri, and M 4 ja— coiiietihenCe of this the 04; -Wr ' lles of • Parliameirrta l tered intO..ceitaiii: 441iiiikkii,'Wild' bit Majesty's noi nt , Serninentoiettr'oadto`theWese . lndies:ecrtairi ordert itro/Vi., recommeMitionti 'the :i;bjett and intention ofr i viliichtt.. were to cfiminish the sgiegeclistincithri *NO etistedit4, tween the white arid Eye:Modred' iilitt)42 . ,:indkcil'i elevate the stioral'eondificin"of - . dip- slaysti save fsrelimi... nary to their being raised tube couditi6 ilif f r ii k iv i ;:. These orderer and reconiiiiendations the' il e foialitegks, , latures had evaded or defiii. They had 000ttheitti - spirit altaic,cher. In the case of a soldlfT,,Who, hslifh t t. received several orders, obeyed one 'Ot!'tipt l / 4 . 4 . , : k50 11* . and such only as he could obey without atittilti ' , nience to himself,would the Noble puke siftiltelit .: ‘l., complied with the 'principle of his:oidergl7lllliie,O c t : that the negrots did' not ' keep op their eirtfAlltimlacri; " was a stacient, proof,ef. the misery of Vilaitilijihisit c.)rdition.. Bet the peat Object of tle4egist4tije,l44... been to imprOvz their Aga% cflnilititolil'itig with alielik to this the•Cctionists,hfA,d oti e)nottil i f f the Node Duke re fl ected uponlitti; he Weald t a 'be dispoled to* employ the language of regret and CoiliteMiiitioe, thin:4 that of congratulation. The Not& tirkii ere itraireol jilt i a detailed review of the moxsiiiii sihieh tiattinieqtii adopted by the Local Atlthoria . s iuthe.clift-ien't,lstattcli, 4 4, lad inferred horn the whOlt:Olat theiiiiirjaCt,Wai- . tik _ • ~ • 1.. I The w Vale of Bewcastle is highly picturoque and beautiful, susceptible of tht greatest Improvement . , and in its present state has every attraction for a Sporcsuaan. Tae Nloor4 easy of access, and the Streams that intersect and bound the Pruper:y, are amply supplied with excellent Trout. Also, the demesne Lands of Bew Castle and Solte'nll,.the Flat of 13ewcastle, High Stone Park, or Heatherhause CU :1111104, iiinCri ,Hill ; containing upwards of TWO THOUSAND TIMER HUNDRED ACRES; Divided into Fatms, part enclosed by thriving quick Fences, with excellent Farm Houses, and all resiat.i:e Agricatoral Buildings, with extensive Sheep Walk over W..ite Lytle Cuminon.—Let to most respectable and responsible Tenants, at. Low Rents. In the Parish of Kirkandrews oluhe E.k, Bile Hope Common, the Lord's Allotment called the Stellshaw, with another allotment adjoining, the Oaksbawshieling, with Farm Buildings requisite fur the katablishment, and EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY TWO ACRES of Capital Meadow, Pasture. and Arable Land, enclosed. The great drove toad from the Scotch markets bounds this property, in the occupation of Mr. Armstrong, Tenant at will. This Estate may be viewed by applying to the respective Tenants, of whom particulars maybe had ; at the Bush, Cailisle, and Messrs, Mouncey ; the Inns at I.4ngtown ; Crown, Penrith; King's Arms, Kendall and Lancaster; Bridgewater Arms, Manchester; Hotel Liverpool ; Hen and Chickens, and Hotel, Birminghain ; Turk's Head, Newcastle • Black Swan , York ; of Memo. Vizard and Le MAN solicitors, L incoln's Inn telds ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street. ~.. , , i ~.. f . l i r i, I • 4 1) , i 1 r 411 1 . i : 6 i 1 1 , 1. , . 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