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Dap, Is 3. ;30,000, 57 ,a Cap. 80. i.vallssioAlizs 4directions, or min - 1,, RrAro' ive ' Iti onet t Exekerier Bitla , With the I Mears Office in the Beall+ of Exchequer, hiker, on Monday, the 2361 day if.' t zioett daily ( Sueidays and Holidays g Thursday, 10th Nov. from ten o'el e apernomt,for the purpose of receiving r disports, the Bearer • f the mid Bills Won sr Bills in separate Lists (which :raising them in she order f their respective Dyne amount &Wig nunwritrily arranged, d cants, and Interest due ti.:eretut,eoraPaled sys on which they are respectively dated, tJ abet. inclusive, it en the Interest uilletrt3C tid they be acting ha tie ArillS of Heritcri in the Bills, are pretintsly to procure the Aden; end the dearer; .a also indispem tack, Bill with their usual Signalures,and la idence at the bottom of each separate List ; ruined to attend the Ercheyuer-Bill (Vice ciao the new Bills, and gire the Bea:lists for the oforetaid Bills should be desirous of e Principal and Interest prelim to the said they hlO . l be accommodated, on computing the 'deli they wish to be paid, and kering the said le day prior thereto. be desirous of having new ,Ercheytwr Bills in ..ente Principal, upon marking new mount at the bottom of their Lists, ddirered on 19th November, may be accommodated with or Order, carrying an In. y the Day, on every One Hundred POUnde,' 1 bear date the said sad day of ";: reinter, and with the Interest due in respect If the Bills' of, ors Tuesday, the L ids day of November, r. to be issued in Exchange and made payable Order, as abinv:mentiontd, may be either trans. , or will be paid to the Bearer if the Blank shall ter Ws dated prior to December, 1817, ham rand off. )IaIICAL INSTITUTION. Eno:scams, OCT. 20, 1618., ttoo, founded upoq the Plan of 6i arikvb univergdec Is litew open for the be • cr are io'haliacismiodated with oqe iliay think proper, baakiaa .8 Polimnii R9OOl rto be ordered front the Mlle Kitehen; ift • and though the Lectures and Esaminations 1 nitution itrincikally *ended, for.todpata ;Its in Medieine,tlic Insulation is 'open to all dversitt of Edinburgh upon the Terms torn pectus, which has been subrititted to Dr. BAR. :LEAK, Sir Samert Roxttay, and Lord En , with their Letters ttpois the Subject, may be posite the College, Edinbiirgh; and of Messrs. . Paternoster-row, London; and at all other pplying fur it, pent paid. ri.rig HOUSEKEEPER for !Ste. dished, price Two Shilliogs, (improved by red hues ruled across the page), E.LL'sORIOINALHOUSEKEEPER ' s T BOON, for die Year 1819, being an euy, spite Method of keeping au exact Account made use of in a family throughout the year.— :Wed, Marketing Tables, Receipts in Coekeryt Sumps fur Bills, &a. a Table of the Assessed Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown s Pa. London ; and R. Crtatwell, Ilia day was published, ,price fts. lINOURGII REVIEW,- or CRITICAL JOURNAL—No. LX. -Idadame de Stael, rut la Revolution Francoise— d'ilistoire et de Litterkire,-American Geo. cats of the Alceste and the Medusa—Captain Kater is of the Pendulurn—The Abbe Georgelßona- Fal-a MS.—Prison Diszipline—Education of the I Reft.r:u—Stss on Art and Tt ay. Printed for sArchibald Constable and Co. and Lars; Rees, Oeme and Brown, London. s day was published, price Is. 6d. No. T. of UARTERLY JOURNAL OF FOREIGN SWINE and BURGER Y, and On SCIENCES ith them. is F. C. and 3. Riving-ton, ?T n. St. Pitirs Church nn communication* for the Editor are to be ad ,ndelsott sad Char, West SmitbEeld ; and also to smell and Warta, sa Pavia and at Strasburg& by Mr. Black, Edinbanli; ' Mr. Cuouating i. Dub. IitITISH REVIEW, No. xxrv. kid pub er,mpris” Articles on the following Subjects i--1. ia•itinal Improvement, in the General System of Edu in Prison Distil:liar-2. Madathe de Saiers Work on It Revolution-3. Wilson's Sermons-4. Necessity of ;fie C.irninal Law of England-5. New Tales of My -5. Progress of Typhus Fever, and Its Treatment-7. >lvrea America and Spain-8. On the Arrolotment bin to Ilethkm History cf British Intelligence from the Expedition to explore a North:- mg & r: Printed for Baldwin, Cr-dock, and Joy, Paginate . - IJ. JlLL:hard, Piccadilly. Number of THE MONTIILY GA' ...TTE OF HEALTH, prise is. containing an wecniner vfal modes of treating Gravel, Goat, Diabetes, M.. "Almatism. Typhus Paver .Locked Jaw, morbid irrita -IZidder, Prostate Gland and Urethra,' Asthma, Ste. of the ease of her Majestr r -Presaiptlons for of Sight by Sir Wm. Adams, for the Pectoral Pills ilma:,:trte for oppresiion of the chest, communicated ua n ; for Dinner Pills, to promote di.testion, and obviate 2111; for Chronic &c.—Biographical • r'•veli—Lletection of the use of a potent poison in the 0 17 'lf Cheese —Remarks on Altteorie Productions—The of Cold Affuvions—Causes of Palsy/—The Salts of Mor -Au Account of an unsuccessful Operation for Stone in "law —Au extraordinary Fungus in Sir Joseph Etankes -Tm?rovcd Method of Eleaching—Two Cases of the iris Operation, and l'erry's Essence for Tooth-Ache—S , Elisvd Criticism—Monthly report of prevailing Die , s n , ththe most s uccess ful M o d es o f Treatment —Analysis '.?tt.herl.ure's Alterative Pills for &refute. ate. &e. &e. • 4 14.! Medi.ad ILII, 171, Piccadilly, op liond t; by B ht•rwokit.l sent Co. Pate rooster-dew ; En 'and' sadhliDoolisollets in Lite United 'griont.; ,X ~%~ i . . . • . .. . • . . • ) . ...,.. , _ ... . i'c.r Crtit . - , • , 0 ' .. -•-. ‘ - , t - . .. , /..:•-• ~...i kv , -.,„, .., 1 .1 1 . ' $ nOgo aa- 0 a •‹.- kiO .. . . , . . •• • . • . i•- :„....--...,.•,,..... ~....... . k,,..i.. .i. , •.,,..... ::, ---.--- --- • ~,. ,-, ~,) ....- s„. vs •• . 1 otc _. ..'4 - .4 1r * t 7 . - G0v - 'e c t•)..40:4 4. • • . .4 4 1)% me. :: : . r• • 4 #l , .1 .t.sitl4Ukt 1 . ...riv i , ... - -t., ..,_ * . ____. . • -41110.. r..: ~.... :::77..qi:•!'irf) ! ...' .' , 1 . anal% " .-., . .. . • . ..-.... . 71' • • . • , - 1 41 .:*.,.. :. . ' ' , .' . ~. . s" . .*: . .• 4 • ; :"nr , . - , . ••• • - . . 40VEMBER .2, 1818. ' i• : .-• •• . • • - 4.: .77 :.,,, . leitics.•,..pilwEiti-rzNc : • .• / _ . ~, . - - -ioce.... ~.ia@ i i...,.d--- ..• • . 4 varlet WANTED Obi AIRMIIGAGEf seeetal! Il e* , arra, M. D.Eram . Syr Hompilabaidekeat John Ben, • • the I . 0 • ” flat* 450011-M9ooooLett 7.. ;tar . kV, 140014 1 4 fig • b 1 10 1 , 1 ,1 pif. ' .- „.00ntoinbit deb Apps .: hy tatter ft A. it r. W . Yooito•o, law • naaanpos. Lieme•Mt-Glinetielwbee Him Illi Edward PW16,111114L B. to be . L • • r, Not 'to, EmexterzeotOStraesei • fidelity an! . - r ---- 7 -- 14 oilirtig at AverioN . :•.'::: -...* • ••. . OK Mk el Cowes L•Nitieeiss the Isle of Willirt eke Drstl• l 7. • -.......4 4 1 tke r7 clemfa - kg/Wee• ii.niscsoo . tooPLl,* .I;t4 .. - 1194154.. ‘ • ..'••• '..-•:ife eme. o:reSpeCt. of 'November .1s ' B,'lt 1-2eves.o'clock In tee c!sen°° o . • Thilippotsieett bf Liertoisof Jends to bet Adjutant in the • tem' Mill THE GLX.H3._ a 'lt-MENTIONED, in =Mil ati otrkas set tak " saw. . 7 1 Vil. .../ " • erworalogre ki the porsetshire Pe - giment of* Militia, aigoed by . • . - •, . • lea //114VA22 Vag :. . • , , -• • . • - . tha Lord Lieutioant. . • • Aloaut 275 Oalioat Geom. & ... ; William Greenwood, Esq. tet be Captain, vice John Richard ' . n -.. Ila. Ditto Lan . •- '; • , ; Churchill Sabine, rasigood. WHIfEMALI., OC W POB ER 29. , . Meat srainsozn MS DaaLaall : Or.a. : AbtoCit ecs • Gallons. Omer*, - • 4 1 N. G 01 ..).. . us flits. Brandy. . . ia. k-b , andingol . _., , Th ai : l ahov iul eSp aa lrit i a t till viewei ned bealoiddisfOraterairssinithlwirdiethijaylajaaP4l-14 th_ Ar T tlt e ei l i 9 lll Pln irra irgl ykra le bt ij ishni cut ert, nt robe plan a Cornw ell WiMain nion of. Morale-, * Weer, (bidet ref 04 Kati,. as published in Ile . 41 '"'"...." •• • NE. A deposit of"! per C,ancarill bo menaired. • '... . ".... -r1 ;,. /' • 1 ......__.- . . . -• • , ~,aarf the ip fh.instint„ does not take effect ;it appearing . 1 . 1 . PARK-STREET, GROBVEDORAWJARE- • dial Tank by bilm Is official and temporary, sad that his / . TRACT. .ital FAMILY - 14VALPENCR,r at*, Ealgilloat Attached perneanwat rusk is only that of Captain. ... I calcining, and Detached OFFICES and a MEWS, situate in NORTH- BANKRUPTCY SCERSEDED, assuage, or BOW, with STABLING for Eight likes, Three COACH- George Cersnaine, of 111 istol, mereh .-at. • . eel Ga rden, 1i0V614 elan. &T. BANKRUPTS. • • • i _ 1-Ittilldlegse •... ' • TO BE SOLD Bilt4tDindir, . , : etnagae&tneeel Ashford. of the Hanowoesel, Paeleitegeset,e.. . . t adow, Pe. ..a" -- -- - • • -.• By 'Mr. ROB/Ng - • ••• monger, deafer and chapman, to sitsrender Nov,',, 14. u.l iod.state of On the Premises,. on Wzostionsser, the lath of November, 1.9 i lt, Dec. 12, at twelve at- Guildhall Anomie', Mos e r.. J.u t i c , I . within half at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, by Order of the Executors, Richardson and Miller, New Inn. picturesque A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held Joseph Smith Adams, late of Neweetle-under-Lyne, Stafforel. I lilts. Pool- Cl suedes the Earl of Gyeevcsoa, for an unexpired Term of shire, merchant, Nov: le, 11, and Dec. 12, at twelve, at the ) 1. the house FORT Y-E1 GI rr YEARS, at a low Ground Rent. Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attorney; Mr. Pearnhead, aCdt- Lor 1, The SPACIOUS and SUBSTANTIAL' BRICK ti ug h a n i ; or Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, L on d on . wn of Usk. BUILT MANSION (late the Residence of the ILbnourabie Robert Scholey, of Paternost e r -row, Lo n d on , bookscaar and I 1 i bility, with Andrew Foley, M.P. deceased), pleasantly situated, No. 58, on publisher, Nov. 14, 24, and Dec. 12, at ten, at Guildhall--.- chardS, and the East - side of Park-street, Grosvenor-square; planned with Attornies, Messrs. Abbott and Viveash, Mark-lane. - aping alto- every convenient* sor a Family of Distinction. Containing, on John Harrison, late of Camomile-street, but now of Alderman- A Coach to the Upper Story, four Bed-chambers, with Closets, &c.-Se- bury, London, factor, dealer and chapman, Nov. 3, 14, and set daily. cond Story, three spacious Bed-chambers and a smaller one, with . Ike. 12, at twelve, at GultnalL Attorney, :dr. Z. Hubbersty, p, Solicitor, Closets.-On the Piincipal Story, two capital Drawing-rooms, 18, Austin Friars. corarttunicatiaa by Adding-doors, elegantly fitted up, and a Bed- William lloltturn, late of Long-lane, Bermondsey (now a pri- ice ,e 5 51. chamber adjoining. - Ground Story, a Paved lantranee.hail, toner in the King's Bench) carpenter and wheelwright, Nov. s. inner Hall, excellent prinesipal and secondary Stone Staircases, 7, 14, and Dec. 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. through an excellent Dining Parlour, Library and Study, open Yard, Ken;pster, Kennington-lane. • des,-relis h- &c.-Basement, Housekeeper's Room, Bed_riaan, Servants' George Richards, of Sherard-street, Westminster, silversmith, to F.4itiona HAI, Butler's Pantry, Wine Cellars, inc.; detached Offices, N o v. 3, 14, and De c . 12, at t e n, a t .Guildhall. Attorhies, ' I.VNNE. . Kitchen, Seullera, Wash-incase, Laundry and Bed-room over; ; Messrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-row. . Discoveries an open Area in the front, with Vaults for Beer, Coals, arc. Robert Yorke, of Fl eet - ma rk et , butcher, and haberdasher, Nov. I.or 2, A MEWS, situate in North-row, near the House, 14, 24, and D e e . 12, et t e n. at Guildhall. Attorney, M r . Shop. enclosed by folding garea ; consisting of Stabling for Eight Horses, h er d, B art l ett ' s -b u ildi ngs ., Ilollourn; ... i d : Harraess-room Corn-roam and Loft over, three Coach-houses, L ou i s D rone! , l ate o f Conduit-street, floteartanufacturer, dealer and Bed-chair:hers over ; held for the same Term as Lot I. an d c h a p man , N OV , 7, 14, ard D.c. 12, at tw e lve, at Guildhall. I ere has long To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad oe the Attornies, Mr. Chippindall, Mabledon , plaee, Burt o n- cresewat . tire o "n- I • n in an Intel- Premises; at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street ; Cof- James Gunn, of Eton, Bucks, coach-maker, deale r an d c h ap - ms ate ten- : fee-houses, Bond -street; at Garrawaf 's • and of Mr. Robins , man, N ov . 7, 14, an d D ec . 12, at twe l ve , at G u ildh all Attor- I h language, • Warwick-street, Cebiden-square, of whom Tickets for - viewing ney, Mr Itichardsm , 28, Golden-square. D peculiarly may be had. Peter Cockrem, of Bath, tailor, Nov. 10, 11, and Dec. 12, at me, which GENUINE lIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attornies, M e ssrs, Adli ng - • the Author. C a bi nets , • G rec i an C ouc h es , Sofas, and Chairs, well made Ca- toann and Gregory , Bedford-row, London ' or laileion Ga b - as are pro- blest Articles, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dining, Card, Joseph Bevill and• Gerard John De Witte, Commercial Cham- drds, fishes, l'eribroke, Pier and other Tables, Bookcases, Sideboard, beta, Mincing-tone , mershants, "inv. 3, 27, and Dec. 12, at Brussels and other Carpets, Mangle , and various Effects. ten, at Guildhall. Attqrnies, Messrs . Litt and Bison , kil- ns, Mayor, TO 135. SOLD BY AUcTION, dun-square, .Minorics. By Mr. ROBINS, ' Samuel Singer, of High-street, Kensington, haberdasher, N o v. • - ITC igit fi L On the Premises, No. 58, Pane -stars; Gitosvoicon-staeaaz, on 7, 14, and Dec. 12, at twelve, at Guildi,all. Alto . , 41-. of sa me % . Wtll/05DAY, the lath November, 1818, and following day, at Dimes, jun. 100, Hatton-garden. AN , H aim. Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the Executors: Richard Wilcox, of the Strand, woolen-draper, Nov. '7, 141, (Andra& of "PHI. GENULNEHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE an d D ec. 12, o f eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs . . , . 1333 tie fill Iff-e Mid Mb, 'era* de kW Honourable Hurd and Johnsen, King's Bench Walks Temple. . , A lasPilt.SW FOLEY, , - t' Josnet.Rov*, & ! t* of lions sae, dueler and ' avian, Nov. VI lualy, TSe 70.paitairs . lour Tact, ~.,44 . . • lt aier arz . w. 19, Mato. at Oilehlballs;•AteorneL, k..illeel e "'" ,_.., i ll 't fasi e in , stilt- 'Cialaillt .-ro, lama By Palahnr Fatkillialt-Beddbilrlie‘Wouli ' •'• ", • WiDlass. Mitabell, of Begenry Dock, Poplar, ship - builder, .. . 6d. bound. room Furniture in Chintz Cotton, French Il• •-• • * Clan Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. 12. at twelve, at GutielhalL Attorney - • the Use of talus with Draperies, Grecian Scroll-end Coaches and Chairs M essrs . K n i g ht and Fr eeman , itasinglialastreet. , :- resting and en suite; Eating-parlour Curtains in Scarlet Marine, well-made Willi am Whi tmore , o f Rolland -street, Blacli i i a rs-r ae d, eery , - 1," * Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Bookcases, %raiser, Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. la, at eleven, at Guildh a ll, ncillated to• acing A s Dining, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, Ladies' Writing, l'ler, and other A.eorney , Mr. Parnell, Charch-street, Spitaidelds. - , itoms of all Tables, in, Mahogany, Rose Wood, and Air Wocd ; Brussels William Chivers, of the Commercid-roud, Aliddlcsse, mastera I y t h e R e ,. and other Carpets; Eight-day Cioca, Mangle, Culinary Articles, mariner, Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. 12. et twelve, at (1 - til•11 , --11 -1 4 1 , and various Effects. Att o rney, Mr. At c hcson, Gr ea t Winchester-street. ' ... • To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the S a l e, n im prove d t DIVIDENDS to be made At GUILDIf A L L. ' citing ,. B y when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, Cat ls. each, to Nov. 24, J. Pitcher Back-road St. Geurgr's, Middleton ! ' tttn, 11. a •. The 2 2 5th be returned to purchasers), and of inn Bobo's, Warw ick-street, bricklayer, at. twelve. Nov. 21, T. , Rem, Lakto -stre Golden-square. cliffe, ris. adman, at ten. Nov. 24, T. Alexander, lippefilurat: Classes In and an In- FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. square hardwar?mon, at twelve. Nov. 24, N . Warington, alt and long . -..--.- Bich -greet, Southwark, huponerchain, at- eleven. Nov. 21, .• manner of WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 14, 1818. F. !Limes, Vere-street, Osfor.l-rotd, nu:tenant, at twelve. Gel.. His Royal Highness the Prince Bejaia has been pleased, in N0v.21, J. Brodie, Ingram-court, FenchurCh-street, merchaur, a hart Pieces the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the at twelve. Nov. 21, W. Paik..T, 1114;11-4:r.i.-t, Whitethak.:l, lor written following Regiments being permitted to bear on their colours oilman, at one. NOV. 21, J. Parker, 111...nimer-arcrt, Civets- . • and appall - am-mu, its addition to any other badges or devices dishasqiiiite, gbldsmith, at twelve. Nov. 01, F.. Thackntote, ash Classes, which may have heretofore heeorgrantati to them, the dioinctious lienrietta-stet, Covent-garden, tailor, at twelvA, Nov. It, ',Oil on every under-mentioned, vlz. H. and J. Dolma, Three Tua-court, Southwark, lop-factors, i egant Lau- lath Regimeut of Foot, the word " Egmont-op-Zee," in cotn- et twelve. Nov. 21, NW. Woods, Crawford-street, Ildiry-la. ' • every Day mernoration of the distinguished gallantry displayed by the R - bonne, linen-draper, at eleien. Nov. 21, D. - Walker, Holboin, a. bound. ginunt at Egmont-op-Zee, on the 21 Ocenber 1799. book.olet, at twelve. NOV. 24, T. Castle, Chatham, rope- .ous Britons gsth Ditto, the words" Dadajos," " Vittoria," and" Nivelle," maker, at ten. Nov. 21, R. Almond, Dartmouth, grocer, at its, and Ad- in commemoration of the distinguished services of the Regiment ten. ; Nov. 21, R. Chanters, Georgn-r-reet o Oxfuol-strect, vie- d principle, at the siege of Badajos, on the 16th Mci ch, 1812 ;at the battle mailer, at ten. Nov. 24, 11. llamas, Helston, Cornwall, gra- d than pre- of Vittoria, on 21st June, 1813; and at the Nivellc, on bib cer; tet twelve. Nov. 28, D. Kin'ta:d, Spitalasquare, silk .m a - I l lta al. November, 1813. nufacturer, at ten. N0v.24, W. A. Beeiwn, College-hill, ruer- LIVES of MILITARY PROMOTIONS. chant, • at ten. Nov. 91, J. Envoi. Talbot-room, Cracechareh- th the same 31 IpSAlt-OFFICE OCTOBER. 1818. street, victualler, at twelve. Atte. 21, C. harper end J, .. ' as as a Sup- , , BPWhinnie, Cam.erdown-house, Snow's-fields, Matins and 1 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Regimental Quarter-Muter ernery-manufacturers, at - twelve. 1:ov. 21, J. IL Crinklier, ..l' . ii tY, founded Charles S!.. , rt to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice Greet Alie-sireet, Goodman '' fields spho and betraner ' - .t, • ao M.Dowall, promoted i Troop gnat-ter-Master Ldward N% hen mpular De- At WU. m. By w,. den to be Itezintental Quarter-Mastvr, vice Short. DIVIDPNDS to be made in the COUNTRY. ings, 73. a a . Bth Regiment of Light D r syoons-Cor net ' the Hon. Charles DR'. 14, J. M. Collins, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, ata* • aViestenra, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice toted from 'ter, at feu, at the London Inn, Ashburton. Nov. 27, S. Ems, • . of s z t,„l, Co:, appoiated to the 2 ich Light lkagoaas. 31aesyrhin, Carmartheushire, timber-merciamt, nit the Met of .• 17th' Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant-Colorall Oswald Werge to be Mr. Harries, Ilandovery. Dec, .-,, \7 . Ilaoper, Tent - airy, W a r- • .t, 61. Lieutenant - C o l onel, without purchase, vice Carden, deceased ;. for everyccstershire, nialtster, at two, at the Swag Burford, Salop. ' Captain Jonathan airillingtoa to be Major, without purc h ase, adapted toNov. 24, A. Grontilie Plymouth Dock, china an/ glass-merz , , soleßlair, vice Werge; Lieutenant John Brackeuliary to be Captain of chant, at twelve, at the Mae of Mr. Sale, Duke-street, Ply- . Id, Tree , a Troop, vice Winingtan. mouth Dock. NOV. 27, E. Brown, Bradford, Wilts, clothier, . i i 22d Ditto-Cornet Thomas M'Kenzie, from the 24th Light at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Nov. sta, P. On ECCLE:II- Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fitz- ver, Catdown, Plymouth, ship-builder , at eltven, at the Royal Note Book Clarence, appointed Sub-Inspector of the Militia in the lonian H ote l , pl ymm a . Nov. 25, \ V. Randall, , Leap, auzcim3„ at the Old and Islands. eleven, at the Sessions-house, Leeds. id fon . r i ng a 21th Ditto-To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Cornet J. s I. Gay, CER.TI Fre . . AT ES-N . omo_ rat 21. d '.ions, . s G : _ , Palling,. vice J. M. Gibson, deceased • Cornet C. It. L taper aiortonnareet ; Mara-la-bonne, Imre- nl` I zed ; Cornet G : C ore, &Zan the Bt a h utes Lig: i t yh D te raf o ozs i , ta to . 11 mason. 11. Malin; Pail Mall, coffee-house r. E. Gila nines. By eIL3 , i n he Comer, vice Palling; Lieutenan t J beet, lame:borough, Leicester:hi :,timber-inerehanr. R. Ban- ratan; vice Pebichoddy, deTe Ased. n „ ister, lloyd, Yorkshire, woollenniothousitifacturen R. Bard-, li 6th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Grenville 'lngot, from the U Thames -street, merchant. T. (mint., Burn-m.6r; :TIC, appli- ramactions ; half-pay of the lath Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Edmund 11. Haymarket, painter and glazier. W. Walker, Wetness, Lae- - Plunkett, who exchanges. 1,, 65t h ceshire , dealer. J. Ritunur, Liverpool, brewer. M. Jo s. ind nal Pr obso ae l t e ic te e 17th Dian-Lieutenant William Ma . rein -Yorke, from t__ __. Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stet:tart; deceased. St. J• s'tastreet, wine-merchant . W. Woodward, u ~„:.„ , te Arithmetic street, Carpenter. G. 11. Ball, Exeter, perfumer. . . jor Pepural to be Qoarter.Master, vice DISSOLUTIONS OF PAR riIEILSHIPS. . . , the Re": 324 Ste D ve g es t°--Se , svlm r.l r e i a :l,7,n u.ll 3 l4 . ,xarnrie, are 47th Ditto-Captain U. F. Sad li er, from the•balf-pa} of the Brickdale and Gassiot, 11ov/ford-building; Fenchurch• street. Reglment,to be Captain of a Co mpany, vice Kirk, who ex- merchants. Calvert and Sport*, Walsall, Staffordshire, say: id. as changes, receiving the difference , dlers'aronmongers. Eaves and Green, Liverpool , bakers. ilea- a .0.1 WO-- .11 ril ...C...Silver be , b t r ou Sin e the r-d D . r s i J- • 5 to Lieutenant, without pur- do. it and Vescy, London, merchants. Hill oath elytton, Low e r ' menu, an d chase, vice Brodie, deceased, • alvtten, Kidderminster, tnt•rcers and deapers. Bell arilkai:o. By James 62d Ditto-Lieutenant Jan es Twigg to be Captain of a Cont. .Clackmanan, North Britain, of the Devoe Iron COW,p oi I. . /I. ppuny, Without purchase, vice Butler, dec.: 3 rd; Epsign Thin Wallace and Hamilton, jug. Glasgow. Mamie- and Cochma, ` , ee l mss Russell to be Lieutenent, vice T.wigg. jun. Glasgow, merchants. Ledger and 'Pascal!, Dover, Al t a,. a , , K io L lA ir a i P l i., - , 65th Ditto--Lieutenant C. Mitchell, from the 69th Foot, to be sellers and printers. B. and S. Wood, Liverpool, grocers. Ikea- ish Lieutenant, vise Yorke, anaointed to the 17th Foot. I hutst and Co. Manchester, callendertra Harland and ailreid, . i Oa. Gd . ig t irt 69th Ditto--..nr leutcnant J. Higginbotharts, from half-pay of the Brillingtun Quay, Yorkshire, minim - as. Tollervey and Hyd e ,. 114th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Harrison, who exchange', ! l'ortsmouthe merchants. Howard and Wrigley,loy, Gee-erom„, ..... 1‘ LIMY out,' M receiving and !Os. s the difference ; Assistant-Surgeon 3. W. Browne, Cheshire , hat - manufacturers. Snow Co, Sari,' Gord o ., _ r oiters of the from half-pay of the 89:h Foot, to be .4osistattoSurgeon, vice place, Pimlico, paper-stainers. Coltman and Cooper. Lticasier, pr,l mercers. T. Gaitskell, sets. and jun. Red Lionitrew, So ul *. - . Edward Tedlie, whc :::changes. , Ss. 6d. j 6, i n a k u I 87th Ditto-Hospital-Assistant Janes' Robson to be Assistant- wark, hop and seed-factors. M. and G. Grabens, iy ag , a ,o„ , ship-builders. nd s,,,,k ais , .1 &mem; vice Coulthard,tlecuced- DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. IItn:ITAL STAVIN id ettloorod ; 1 fir .• ,- To' be Thisploil-Asshitarts to the Forces -lloapital.Assistent The 4C IIBO / 1 and liooltie, for sla AnteckiniAis ifeWjliALlld lles .r..-* .... .1 ..aleaarale.. - '' . ... - e'a an, fonna half-ray ; Iluspital-Assistant Willtath ! Betsey, at Greenwich llosaitaL • George Germaine, RAIIK-STURNT, 0101VilielL11411) . Ant S FAMILY- 1 11•SIDE,FC11.• w_lgs Excilleat ' Detached OFFICE'S, matt itiEws, situate in _gy s with STABLING Fee Vitus, Three Gl.. &e. fee • TO BE SOLD 1310iteett", • a ' By 'Mr. ItOBINg On the Premises,. on Wirsommav, the 18th of November, 181 9, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, by Order of the Executors, AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held undex the Earl of Gioevanon, for an unexpired Term of FORTY-EIGHT YEARS, at a low Ground Rent. Los. 1, The SPACIOUS and SrBSTANTIAL' BRICK BUILT INIA,NSION (late the Residence of the Honourable Andrew *Poky, M.P. deceased), pleasantly situated, No. 59, on the East'side of Park-street, Grosvenor-square; planned with every convenience sor a Family of Distinction. Containing, on the Upper Story, four Bed-chambers, with Closets, Scc.—Se cond Story, three spacious Bed-chambers and a smaller one, with Closets.—On the Principal Story, two capital Drawing-rooms, corantuificati.,z by fulding-doors, elegantly fitted up, and a Bed chamber adjoining. Ground Story, a Paved lintrAneeAhail, inner Hall, excellent prineipal and secondary Stone Staircases, an excellent Dining Parlour, Library and Study, open Yard, &c.—Basement, Housekeeper's Room, Bed-ream, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Wine Cellars, &c.; detached Offices, Kitchen, Scullery, Sash-Meuse, Laundry and Bedroom over; an open Area in the front, with Vaults for Beer, Coals, ice. Los. 2, A MEWS, situate in North-row, near the House, enclosed by folding gates; consisting of Stabling for Eight Horses, Harness-room, Corn-roam and Loft over, three Coach-houses, and Bed-chaners over; held for the same Term as Lot 1. . Adessuage, —.ou-nouse, and very convenient Offices, walled Garden, Coach-house, Stable, Granary, inarfl, and other Farod-fliiildingy irrcomplere repair; Ind Fifty Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas. ture, and Wood Land, ia a ring franc, awl in a good. state of cultivation. The House is situated on an eminence within half a mile of the town of Usk, commanding beautiful and picturesque views of the Vale and River Usk, and the distant Hills. Pos session may b: had immediately, and the Furniture of the house takan at a volution, if required. A very desirable RESIDENCE, situate in the town of Usk, fit fur the immediate reception of a family of respectability, with a Stable and Cyder-mill, and excellent Gardens, Orchards, and Piece of Pasture Land immediately adjoining, containing alto- gether six Acres, and bounded by the River Usk.—A Coach to and from Bristol to Naerzavenny, passes both premises daily. For further Particulars apply to hlr: Alex. Jones, Solicitor, Usk, Monmouthshire (if by letter, postagepaid.) Lately published, in Seven very large Vols. Bvo. price ,C 5 Si. or with the Flees elegantly coloured £6 6s. A GENERAL SYSTEM of NATURE through the three grand kingdoms of Animals, Vegetables, and Mi uerals. 'l'ranslated.from Umelin's and Wildenow's last Editions of the celebrated Systcma Naturm, by Sir Cswar.sts I.vtom Amended and Entarged by the Improvements and Discoveries of later Naturalists and Societies. • By WILLIAM TURTON, M.D. Fellow of the Linnzan Society, &c. &c. 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Rules, which have hitherto disfigured our Books of Arithmetic, foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stallcartt, de 3241 Ditto-Serjeant-Major Pep' . toll to be gaarter.Master, vice having given place to the usages of real Life. By the Rev. J. v.no res Sens. Joyce. Stereotyped ; price 3 s. 6 d. bound. Stevens, 14. A KEY to the ABOVE, in which all the Examples are 47eh Ditto-Ciptein G. F. Sadlier, front tbeehalf-pa} of the writ keel at length. Stereotyped ; price es. 6d. bound. regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Kirk, who ex -15. The ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING, by Single as changes, receiving the difference. well as Double /lorry; being a complete Introduction to the s:ad Ditto-Ensign Jccob Silver to be Lieutenant, without pur- Business of the Counting-house in all its Departments, and chase, vice Brodie, deceased. adapted to Retail as well as Mercantile Concerns By James 62d Ditto-Lieutenant James Twigg to be Captain of a Coot . Willson of the Mercantile Academy, Glasgow. es. p an y , without p urchase, vice Butler, decotsed; Design Tho -16. SETS of RULE') BLANK PAPER BOOKS, adapted mas Russell to he Lieutenant, vice T.wigg. without further trouble, to the Sets of Books contained in the 66th Ditto--Lieutenant C. Mitchell, front the 69th Foot, to be above Sytem of Book-Beefing, and greatly diminishing the Lieutenant, vice Yorke, aepointed to the 17th Foot. 69th Ditto-Lieuteeput J. Iligginhotharts, from half-pay of the Care of the Master. Set A 35 . Set B pa. Set C. tOt. Gd. and Set D. .Is. Gd. 84th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Harrison, who exchanges, 17. CLASSICAL - REA 1)1 NG LESSONS for RIMY say In receiving the difference; Assistant-Surgeon J. W. Browne, the Yeiu. ; selected chi. fly front the best ,taielish Writers of tic front half-pay of the 80;lt Foot to be .4,6llst:dm-Surgeon, vice Reign of George the Third. i lly the Rev. W. Sharpe, Si. 6d. Edward Tedlie, whc eathange‘ i n a O , 1 871 h Ditto-Haspital-Assistant Jaynes' Robson to be Assistant. )6• The ELEM SSTS of IsAND-SURVRYING , Branches, practically adapted to the Use of Schools and Students; l abrgeou, vice Coulthard,deceesed. 1.10:1TAL sewer. illustrated by hignly-fioished Engravings, plain and capered ; I . ,„ , 1 ,. g eel To' be Tlnsploil- Assistant* 'to the Forces -lloopital-Assisteoe an Teina of Sines' and Tategente, LogatielpeW, . . . Alexar.de; :•ie..i at:, :cum half- ray ; IluspitalAsslstant Willlath i By he Croats, Laud-Surveyor. 9s. To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Ssle, when Catalogues rnay be had on the Premises, Cat ls. each, to be returned to purchasers), and of s)lr. Itubms, M arwick-street, Golden-square. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. • • (blear Seward Ashford, of the Hamow.read, Pashitogeemivoe.. manger, deafer ind chapel:to, to merender Nov. 7, 14. Dee. 12, at twelve at GuildhalL Anomie', liles,r...hai ta Richardson and Miller, New Inn. Joseph Smith Adams, late of Newesetle-unden-Lyne, Stan* shire, merchant, Nov: le, 11, and Dec. 12, at twelve, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr. Paamhead, ltdt tiughant ; or Messrs. Hurd and Jo:Jason, Temple, London. Robert Scholey, of Paternoster-row, London, booksekr and publisher, Nov. 14, 24, and !Ix. 12, at ten, at Guildhall.-.- Attornies, Messrs. Abbott and Viveash, Mark-lane. John Harrison, late of Camomile-street, but now of Alderman. bury, London, factor, dealer and charm:in, Nov. 3, 14, and • Ike. 12, at twelve, at Guldnall. Attorney, :dr. Z. Ilubberstrs 15, Austin Friars. William Ilolttum, late of Long-lane, Bermondsey (now a pri soner in the King's Bench) carpenter and wheelwright, Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kempster, Kennington-lane. • George Richards, of Sherard-street, Westminster, silversmith, Nov. 3, 14, and Dec. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorhies, Missrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-row. Robert Y . orke, of Fleet-market, butcliet and haberdasher, Nov. 14, 24, and Dec.l2, e.t ten. at Culla:lL Attorney, Mr. S&P herd, Bartlett's-buildings, lioßturn; Louis Drone!, late of Conduit-street, flate.rtanufacturer, dealer and Chapman, NOV, 7, 14, ard Dec. 12,st twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Ehipplind.ill, Mabledomplafe, Burton-crescent. James Gunn, of Eton, Bucks, coach-maker, dealer and chap man; Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. 12, at twelve, at Guildhall Attor ney, Mr Richardsm, 28, Golden-square. Peter Cockrtm, of Bath, tailor, Nov. 10, 11, and Dec. 12, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Adling ton and Gregory, Bedford-row, London ; or Messrs. Gaby and Grace, Bath. . Joseph Bevill and Gerard John De Witte, Commercial Cham bers, Mincing-lane, merchants, Nov. 5, 17, and Dec. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attqrnies, Messrs. L,ltt and Rizon, }Ly don-square, Minorics. Samuel Singer, of High-street, Ken ni ngton, haberdasher, Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, A-. Dimes, jun. 100, Hatton-garden. Richard Wilcox, of the Strand, woolen-draper, Nov. 7, lA. and Dec. 12, of eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd and Johnsen, King's Bench Walks, Temple. . . . . of Relents Dock, Poplar, slap-builder, 77 'Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. 14, at twelve, at GuildhalL Actortiort, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Eacingliall.strett. William Wliitnaore, of llnlland.street, IneLfiiars-rand, ccAd• trainer, Nov. 7, 14, and U.c. 12, at ekven, at tioildkalL Attorney, Mr. Parnell, Church-street, Spitaldelds. William Claivers, of tht Coinmercld-roud,lltsax, matter:- irtariper, Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. le. et twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Ateheson, Great Wincheater4treet. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUIDDIIALL Nov. 24, J. Pitcher, Back-road, St. Geu4e's,:lll7sldlescr, bricklayer, at twelve. Nov. 21, T. gent, - Larslon-street, Ha:- cliffe, m.ahrhua, at ten. Nov. 24, T. Alexander, Upper Hurst: bonne:, Darns, viztuallev, at ten. N0v.21, J. Gray, 'Raker square, hardwar?men, at twelve. Nov. 24, N. Waringtor, High--treet, Southwark, hup-treschatit, at- el..!vt.n. Nov. 21, F. Holmes, Yere-street, Oxfor.l-rcrui, nuirclant, at twelve. Nov. 21, J. Brodie, Ingram-court, FencburCh-street, merehaur, at twelve. Nov. 21, W. Parker, Woitechapel, oilman, at one. Nov. 21, J. Parker, Munitaer-vcrert, Caven dish-square., ghldsmith, at twelve. Nov. t.'l, P Thacknture, Henrietta-we:A, Covent-garden, tailor, at twelvb. Nov. it, 11. and J. Dodson, Three Tito -court, Southwark, lop-factors, at twelve. Nov. 21, W. Woods, Crawford-street, Itltry-la bonne, linen-draper, at eleien. Noe. 21, D. Walker, Ho:hon, bookaar:ler, at twelve. Nov. 24, T. Castle, Chatham, rope maker, at ten. Nov. 21, R. Almoad, D.trtmoutb, grocer, at ten. ;Nov. 21, R. Chokicrs, Georg.:-meet,-(hford-strect, vic tualler, at ten. Nov. 2.4, It. llamas, Helaton, Cornwall, gro cer; et twelve. Nov. 28, D. Kinta!d, Spitalsquare. silk Ina oulacturer, at ten. N0v.24, W. A. BeOwn, College-hill, mer chant,, at ten. Nov. 91, J. Knarr, Talbot -court, Gracecharch. street, victualler, at twelve. Aov. 21, C. harper end J, BPWhinnie, Camyerdown-honse, Sooty's-fields, bbLising and emery-manufacturers, at - twelve. I:ov. 21, J. IL Cruocher, Great Alie-sireet, Goodznan's-fields, spirt and beermerchai.t, at ten. DIVIDPNDS to be matte in the COUNTRY. _ D. 14, J. M. Collins, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, mati . •'. ster, at ten, at the London lan, Ashburton. Nov. 27, S. End" .M4esyrhin, Carmarthenshire, timber-merchant, lit the Orsce oaf Mr. Harries, I.landow.ry. \7. Ikoper ' Tt.dulry, Wor cestershire, maltster, at two, at the Swag Burford, Salop.. Nov. 24, A. GransiUe, Plymouth Dock, china an! glass-goer: chant, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. SAL, Duke-street, Ply mouth Dock. Nov. 27, E. Brown, Bradford, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Nov. 25, P. Gi ver, Catdown, Plymouth ! ship-builder, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Nov. 2.5, W. Randall,: 'Leeds, Inerchwt, at eleven, at the Setvions-house, Leeds. CKltl'lFlCATES—Novinrerst 21. M. L Gay, Upper Norton-street ; Mary-la-bonne, stuns. mason. 11. Mathis, Pail Mall, cruet-house-keeper. IL, Gil: bert, Lime:borough, Leiecsterihi e,timber-inerehant. Ft. bun nister, Idoyd, Yorkshire, woollen:lath-rna:mtacturer. IL Dtr,l-, Upper Thames -street, merchant. T. Oldham, Hupert-strevit; Haymarket, painter and glazier. W. Walker, Walness, Lat.- cashire, dealer. J. Ritnnur, Liverpool, brewer. M. Josh, St. James's-street, wine-merchant. W. Woodward, Cautro:.- street, carpenter. G. R. Ball, Rueter, perfumer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PAR CRS II IPS. llrickdale and Gassiot, llowford-buildings, Fenchurch• street: merchants. Calvert and Sporde, Walsall, Staffordshire, nay, dlers'-ironmongers. Haves and Green, Liverpool, bakers. ilea da.k and Vevey, London, merchants. Ilidl'autl'elytton, Low e r • N1...t0n, Kidderminster, 'mercers and titapers. a41114:o. .Claekmanan, North Britain, of the Devoe Iron Compaz' Wallace and Hamilton, jug. Glasgow. Christie' and Cochre, jun. Glasgow, merchants. Ledger and 'Pascal!, Dover, sellers and printers. B. and S. Wood, Liverpool, grocers. lksv_ burst and Co. Manchester, callenderers. Harland and 3.ledd, Brillingtun Quay, Yorkshire, mi/Inkrs. Tenervey and Flyilef. Fortsinouth, merchants. Howard and .Wrigloy, Gee-erass„ Cheshire, hat-manufacturers. Snow and Co, Spring Garde* place, Pimlico. paper-stainers. Coltman and Cooper, laigesarr, mercers. T. Gaitskell, sen. and jun. Red Lionitreet, wark, hop and seed-factors. IC and G. Grallastr, ilarsekak ship-builders. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Act and Sophie, for the 4ntesit4+4.6 Gage s i, An d Lasey, at Greenwich llovii.ll. ' .. , . , ~ . - . . _ . .. -• i'c.r Ce ti . - . _ • • •_-' . . , t „.. .. i" ,-.4 1 ( (7..!...0-4., . , • . . • . • .. ... . ..... • . . . • Ar......-.--Pott. , ?p I f ' ‘ .. io „. I* ' ... vof ..• , . • .... : •„,, 4 .• , • , . - • • . • '''T` 11 . . . _• .?..../. .••• ~..,1 k,:..13 .1- . ).. c$ ... i ._. , . • - ..," - -,9"'t ' c l* j-; 4 ". .- , is • '\ l 7 , Of.s ,' ' ..1' 4 'SP. ... ~.• , - ....V•,..- . • • V% ) - 4: -• • 1 # - . . , ... . 4,..?..-- . . ..-4 - or. • .. , 1 . ‘ r . • ots'alt -"\' .I_4 . •' . - • / . t• 00 i .1 • . ..i.% .. II - ltiii‘ i 1 • . • • • .; , ..iiki A*4 ;: ~ . - • --. 441. , N . 71' • , , - ip.. e . ..... ~..:::77.1,:.,70 ~..-.,.. • . •...„).:-... ~:. . . _ . .. ..,. -;....,.. . —_- •. .. . . .. . . • - - _ • .... iti •. . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, Ivo.. -.• : ...: ... • - •77:....:,:- . . ccs..pliwElti-pANc: • . „. ~.. . ...... - - —,• r 0k.... ......14....,.d__ • -.- ,_ . . • .: • . 115. - 'LITTON, Stockbroker, 2, CgrniiilT, has 4 varlet WANTED ON NIORIGAGE f sereitiViltribt rind!, M. D. Bah SAS•perfo XleephalsAnifkrat John Bun, • a' of TIE!K EPS and 'SHARES . on •SA LE for the I. •g v boo fisor.4..#oooot Z. _g o inpiettidide LetiedWittlig .- 1411 Pim!i Rif- ' .' . ••;:.!') ; 1117,.1 TERY which begins Drawing both NOVEMBER„.coutainieit 'Sty. Appl.: by letter to A. at sir . W. Yoinge'l, law, ' iTaainpos. • F. it PRiZEIS of J.'.so,eexs! !I &c. &c. &c. ,_ r, Na in, Riezierzeot,Ntrasoi ' - • . • 1 LieneohlM-Sinellishobo Ilia Mle 'Edward At/dOllll l ‘N to be . . • All business in the r.i:/liC Funs transacted with fidelity 24 - t . --- .7 - -- - r ol iii i v- ni at AverioN, , t .::., :- • ••_ ! Lisptibt of Cowes thetle,lis the Isle of Wight, vice Dn,),17, • . . . dhpatch, at id, toruhili and Lombard -street. ' t 44 tie r7 u 0601 ! - UP‘4•• 'MATING sooloopAT l * .I;s4 - gli P ld ''' • . - . TheaPpebiltnitOtt bf Lieteolant• Jervis . to be Adjutant in the ~. ;14 ieliAlt9SON, GOODLUCk, and CO.respect. of 'Noveuiber .1s • 13,1 t I.2eveis.o'clock in the Forenoon, ellit . 1.11.• fully'acqtaint the Public, that the &sae ',merit' insist THE GOO 6 s lt-MENTIONED;in sundir ..$ . . 14.4hist r itaa sot taken place. hie Drawing the 24th of TIIIS MONTH. 1 .A. . f . 'le*, via. ..- 4 ; 'Conaneeeion itt the Dorsetshire ite - giment of Militia, signed by 'derive Tne Scheme contains . • • leS th4VATZ Vag : • -' a ••:" `1 : .. • the: Lord Lieutioant. . , i William Greenwood, Esq. to be Captain, vice John Richatd • . 4 Prizes of ,C 30,000 Gawk • • Atkout 273 0.1110/0 OtilWilL /Vier, 2 Prizes of £5,000 Money _.. _ Ili.Lbtto Bum. •.- '; •-: ; Cburchill Sabine, rasignud. r•No. 5 Prizes of £l,OOO ?Honey • Meet 17110110111 Fell DULBILII : WiIIfEMALL, Oe I tOBER 29. ys cr• - 6 Prizes of Zsoci blorey, .4cc... ilio. . : About ecs . 43Am*. Oth&e.- - . .. educe Tyltrts and Shares are selling by RICHARDSON. GOOPi • 34 Ditto Brandy. The nominasiop or lientessant,Colanet Willans . Morrison, ,„, LUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers at their °Neel, 13a-Ik-baba:gm The abooelipiritaVW net be *old for less. than tho Ardlieiy Madrarkrabtlstunett, tulles Camplanion of thelifeat "4 7 '''' Cornhll; and facing the King's ' Mews, Charing:treat. /. • i thliTfriblch way be virweila iliii greasing ink, 44 1 2= ills are IP. 4 , • • JIB. A despair of "5 ear Coot-will mashed lionoemblo Slither, Ordec cif tht/ Rath. as published to Ile MON - MOUTHStipLE. .• -•. / '•. j .....--.::.. - - ' - •••• ••be - ' - ''' - Gale . t 4 1 10 - ingent. does awe take effect; it appearitig ~ _ . .. are 07 FREEHOLD 3IANSIONS and LAND ' S.. .• . • PARK-9111 1 BT, OROINSVOIPAQUABZ • d ' ai Talk held by bill is akial and temporary, and that his • Krtivc TO ISE SOLD OR LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. l ta l FAMILY- lIVALPENCE4 *IX Ev A lloot Attached permanent rusk is only that of Captain. . waged, A 'SINGULARLY beautiful ESTATE, confining ; and Detached OFFICES, and a MEWS , situate in NORTH- BANKRUPTCY SUEIISEDED, w a d e d liE. of a new and substantial modern htilit Messner', or ROWAtifith STABLING for Bight Trim., Three COACH- George Gersnaine, of Ihistol, inerCh.-it.