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, z - tk• . 2 - 1Z , / ;4.1:11 -‘ llF orm f il ‘d t-41411° ,1, .. , . Oft-5..44-fr . . . : IV - ' :. t. • ; 411 , i k\ • , ' Its R - 9908 . 1. ;. ~ ' • 30, :: -, ... Psreit • _`~: i - interesitvrinitr , . • ...--- CONTRACTS FOR MIL(TAILT STIIIREIL; n c, ,i.ariat Department, Treasury Dbmeshme t : .48th November, lei& ~QUCII p t ;, sons as are desirous of Contracting with ,' , O the Azeut for Commissariat Supplies, to famish. the foilevr. 1 11: , ~, Articles for the Current Service of that Departlneet, Tfige--• i " , .;, Allen Cloth, Serge , Bunting, C,usiblet, British Duck, Doak% pi Calico, Diavr, Strelitz, Cotton Dresses, Stockist!, 114'ella, 14‘ Needles, Tarpaulins, Imo, Steel, Copper, Ttn• Loa, Locket 4 s o w, Hinges, Iron and Copper Nails, Screws, The Irons, This ~,,,,,,, cutlery, Brushes, Wheel and Hand Barrows. CoOpers :*;,,,,, Cod and Cern Measures, Hand Carts and Truths, asp. ti,,i Duos, Bricklayers, Carpenters, Coopers, Smiths, 'Saari. . , -.1 Plumbers, sad - Unmans' Tools, Sieves, Wire, Spades : Id Sigmas, Pickaxes, Paints. CU, Turpentine. Glass, and Seep, 14, 0 the following Barrack Stores, via.—.Bed.sacklas, Iresuarrop , r y, Tinware, Bellows, Wheelbarrows, Deeper's/ware, aball '? 7 ,)iessures, and Brusbes,isar receive Pardiatbes of the Centraelal at ibis Office, between the bouts of Eleven tai Five, and delleer I , :heir T en d ers e ealsnp and directed us the Agent for .Ceennsie-1 L ur iusopplies, marking thereon " Tender for Military Stores." ' a a before Tuesday the slits of December, bat none 4sill be t rained otter Twelve o'clock ors that day; nor will any Propo .2, be noticed unless made on, or annexed to a printed Partici]. Itr, and the Prices inserted in Words at length ; nor unless a inter be subjoined to such Proposal, sigetd by Two Persons ' ~ftnowa Property, engaging to become bound with the Party ' .rsleriog, in the Sum expressed In the Particulars for the dee 1 .1 4 ' r•lonnance of the Contract. . .1 10 OFFICE:IS ON RETIRED OR HALT-PAY, AND WIDOWS ON THE PENSION. T HEREBY beg leave to acquaint OFFICERS and w tIIOWS who may appoint me A GENT fpr the receipt ':heir iletirad or half-pay it Pension, that Wail pay fireman skirt attention to their business, and no charge will be made for mit n, an advance is made on account et the ettrrent ried, the undertaking of a second person to refind such ad vance, will be required in the event of death or other unforeseen awe, preventing my receiving from Government, the money SO lava:iced. ALEXANDER JOHNSTON. No. 21, &rand, London, Nov. 6, 1818. _ , . This day was published', In One Volume, evo. price 6s. in boards, A REVIEW of SCRIPTURE, in Testimony of the IL Troth of the Second Advent, the First Resurrection, and, the Millennium. With an Appendix, containing Extracts from Joseph Eyre 's Observations on the Prophesies relating to cc Restoration of the Jews. BY A LAYMAN: Pristed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brqwn. This day were published, In Three Vols. isbno. price t us. beards, EDWARD WORTLEY, and the EXILE •of SCOTLAND. The Novel, hie the Stage, exhibits fay lindtvice, .witheut canding personal feelings; who, ashamed •of their fawn :%iiible characters, revive that sense of ,instice which is only ,:suns in the mom dissipated villain's besein.sese% blushing at e uwa image, becomes his own reformer." Printed ftsr J. W. Whitely, lea, NOWPW•lelet• sYiCHES OF A MERICA.--SECONS EDITION llits day was published, In Bwo. On 104. StAmadei , NARR ATIVE of a JOURNEY of Fire Thou und Miles through the EASTERN and WESTERN tTE:i uf AMERICA, contained in Eight Reports, addrer to the Thirty-nine English Families by wham the Author I za deputed, in June, 1817, to ascertain whether any, and what lurt of the United States would be suitable for their residence. Remarks on Mr. Blikbeck's" Notes" and Letters." By HENRY BRADSHAW FEARON. I?rest.d for Ler.gman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. LAWRENCE'S FARMER'S CALENDAR. This day was published. in one large vol. Bea price les. boards, pHE NEW PARIVIER'S CALk.NDAR ; or, 1 Monthly Remembrancer of all kinds of Country Business. lcsh Elition, with large Additions, containing a full practical Eipssition of the Nature, Causes, and Effects, of Blight, Smut, and other Diseases of Corn • and useful Hints on the mat important IJranclus of Ilusband;y, the Row Culture, total Ettirpition of Weds, and the perpetual Fallow of the Hoe. 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Dispatches have been received 'at the East•lndia House, from the Governor in Council at Bombay, dated the 22d Jun'is and 15th July, 1818, of which dispatches, and of their inclosures, the following are copies and extracts: *tract fionia Dispatch from• the Governor in Council at Bain- bay to the Secret Committee c dated 22d June, 1819 : We have the honour of transmitting to your Ho- NEW WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED By MESSRS nourable Committee the following copies of dis . CADELL AND DAVIES. A Patches, which have reached us since the date of our 1. FIFTH VOLUME, in Quarto, of Mr. MlT am dispatch : FORD'S HISTORY of GREECE, comprehending ' From his Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Tho the entire Reign of Alexander the Great. Price £2 2s. boards. mas Hislop, of the 18th March last, giving cover to 2. 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The Commenon of NATURAL and Racrauto llearcum, Thomas Hidop, inclosed in a Dispatch from that Officer to the being an attempt to illustrate the Evidences and Doctrines Governor-General and Commander in Chief, dated March 18, of Christianity, by their relation to the inductive Philosophy of 1818, and which appeared in oar Paper of the 26th of October the Hyman Mind. By the Rev. E. W. Grinfield, Minister of last.) . Laura Chapel, Bath. One col 840. price 12s. in boards. Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Cunningham to the 7. Stuccoes on Public Subjects and Occasions. By Francis Honourable 111Onntetuart Ylphinstone, dated Camp, near *array, BID. Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford. l2mo. price Pritchetghur, loth June Isla, inclosed in a Letter from lii. Be. In boards. . Elphinstone to Mr. Warden, Chief Secretary to the Bombay 8. FITTS= Sesames, taken from the Discourses of the Right Government, dated 16th June 1818. Sir. Jeremy Taylor, D.D. Bishop of Down and Connor, to Si x -.I haverthe honour to acquaint you, for the information which are added , thr ee Sermons preached upon Public Occasions. of General Smith, that the detachment under my command en- Hy the Rev. D. Lysons, M.A.X.R.S. and F. A.S. Rector of Rod- camped yesterday as near to Pritchetghur as the jungle would marton, in the county of Gloucester. Bvo. price 9s. in boards. admit, and shortly afterwards occupied a high hill which coin 11. Paacrscat. and EMILIA% SENDONS, designed for Parochial pletely commands that place. I immediately sent to the Kille and Domestic Instruction. By the Rev. Edward Cooper, Rec- dar, requesting him to deliver up the fort, but without effect tor of Minna Ridware and Yoxall, in the county of Stafford. and in the course of the day Captain Spillar went over and was New Edition, In 4 mob. 12mo. price £l. in boards. admitted under a flag of true, and did every thing in his power 10. An Iscrooncerour to the CRITICAL Savoy and KNoWLICINIE to induce the garrison to comply with my demand, which they at the HOLT SCRIPIIIIMILS. By Thomas Hartwell Home, A.M. promised to do the following day; as I, however, put but little Handsomely printed in 3 large vol s. 840. illustrated with Maps faith in their assurances, I sent back during the night to the top l and Fac-Similes of Biblical Mannecripts, price £2. 2s. board:. of the Moreghurry Ghaut for one of the guns, which had been This Work, on width the Author has been engaged for mans' carried up the day before, and owing to the exertions of the avers, is offered to Bible Readers generally, and to the Clergy d etac hment and the assistaese which had been sent me from sod those preparing for Holy Orders in particular, as a Manual Sattara, I bad the pleasure of seeing it brought up and mounted of what is most valuable in Biblical Criticism, selected from the upon the hill which we occupied by two o'clock; I then warned lab Ours of the most eminent Critics, both British and Foreign. the Killedar of the consequences that would ensue if tlic. place It is divided into three Parts, viz. - were not immediately put in my possession, and on receiving no Part I. comprises'a .eonche View of the Geography of Pales- satisfactory answer commenced hostilities. tine, and of the Political, Religious, Moral, and Civil State of The first two shells seemed to alarm them a good deal, but the Jews ; illustrating the principal Events recorded in the unfortunately they had so much cover that it was impossible to Bible. reach them; tensible of this they rose up the moment our gun Part 11. presents a copious Investigation of the Peinciples of was fixed, and set us at defiance. Under such mortifying cir- Scripture Interpretation, and their Application to the Mao- cu nntances the only way I thought it possible to get into the rice!, Prophetical, Typical, Doctrinal, and Moral Parts of the place was by blowing open th: gate-way by musketry, which Sacred Writings. sfrvice Captain Spillar, in the most gallant manner, offered to Pert H. is appropriated to th e Analysis of the &Mu; including perform; Lieutenant Redford also volunteered to accompany an Account of the Canon of Scripture; tOrniter with Critical him. Fifty men from the tals Rezirnent, and a party from t' a . Prefaces and Syntspaesw each book, spoil an improved Plan. auxiliary horse, were immediately formed, and. advanced to the 4n Appooffix is subjoined. containing an Account of the princi- gateway on the opposite side of the tower. pal MSS. and Miens d• toe Old and New Testaments. and Fearful that Captain Spiaar might be overpowered by num other Bibilographkal and Critical information relative to the b o n, I joined him with a reinforceMent, and had soon tke hap-1 Holy Scriptures. * ,* *less of seeing a hole blown through the gate, sutaaently large 11. Suanituan Botennateasee, or the Amiable Stranger : a to admit one man at a time. The enemy were completely panic Hatrative i sumo. pries os, in beards. struck, and fled in all directions ; and in the course or a few 12. Sv , 4e7 Pam In Pam and Vain, by the late Jo h n minutes the fort was in our possession. The Rajah and his Rowdier, Jan. Eat, of Liortinl Inn, Jim/Wm at Law. The f am ily were made prisoners, and are now in camp. The enemy Third Edition, handsomely printed in two volumes ilvo• peke had Eve men tilled, and the Sadder of the fort wounded. I JCL Is. in boards. - • ought to have mentioned, that during our advance to the gate -13. TBANsachnots 'of the Scor n of Asmumalito of B °°o' ' way the pan want well directed by Lieutenant Rod, which, no antra, Vol IL Pset L in 480. price A. ft. in boards. - doubt, prevented the enemy from occupying that'part of the 14. The House : A Penn, in Four Idylls. By Henry 4 4 ' workse-I have, &c. J. CUNNINGHAM. eon, Eack ilvo. price 7s. In board,. Litut.-Col. Commanding Detachment. 15. Manua* : a Tale. By be Rev. George Hughes, Au [The next Dispatch is the Letter from Colonel Adams, re that of Fdnanuel, prim as. specting the Capture of Chaos's, which appeared is our Paper 16. - Teams: a Dramatic 1N ,,,a, with naer Thom B 1 jams of die 24th instant.] Jaeobeens Sob *natty cAnted go a pocket vol. prig Ilse Ink. By &tract from a Report from ehe Captain Swanston , commanding v r i LtsavemaimathariasEKJosi..welisegasuatiyaprisPora In • Fisie poet Ca e lt9 voissa s. e, the Secoud Div: on of . Auxiliary Horse, to the prim .fs. in boards. Political Agent in ICandeish, dated Camp, .t Chandore, eoth in,_l2.,_A B2.o..__ , Darairom of Novo Soo o, w i t h Plates o f the J u ne, 1448, inclosed__ m a Letter from Mr. Elphinstona to honour to inform you. that immediately on the rnocspea'narbeuta, including a partietiler secoont of the Island Mr. Warden, dated 4th J uly, 181 s. el Otani Mena& By Anthony Loekwood, Profomor of Hy. I have th e d dote, ! h d f 1,41 1 y, Astiaunt-Surveyor-General of the Provinces of receipt of your letter of leavingbaggage to follow sue to that ounded on actual town. At Cbaodore, I arrived at seven o'clock, p. us. halted ' 11. A Thavi sso l as tg r A mtbbmd oa 45.11114rad with )"" tks is iss 'anie7p f rineipkrof Agri. there an hoar. and . a half to . refresh . my horses, and again moved :In fr,,h the Theory itui 13.08tti11481 Of air Humpbry forward to the village of Ahorgaum, which place I reached at Devi. and Ober Agldeckend Cbssists, are reuderad fentUaar Dedi e t a.. o dayisligihhtittip morning. moved as, when within six miles of the village, at the experienced Farnae. - . By p Practical Arriculturist. ds. a quick p a ct, to prevent ali hatelligence of my approach " 4 ' b Y r r inisilen iat ,;., ' " IC. Canien ' E l: i f. ' P. price 61. very q Pa I was enabled to surround the village, nun --xima's .._seamees, 48 - 14410.1818•4 GALS* arriving Wore myself , . ho th us e e pl O a f ee Tr ;v im a : nag; to whlra is annexed, on a plan never h e t o ce exhibited, the farce open the gales, before e nd ta be te o p r os a se ny ssi per on l o on f the Muse Garden Seed and Plant Estimate, dewing lie necessary clean- i a aa ng , pl a nts, ha pro- aware of my approath. tkl to be Prollied et 31148, n°/;18 ° Me l if from the Ott- Tritniauele portion to the dimensions of the ground. . Aited ``but II to the upper part of the boost, where he COilo to JO! wet at this moment lying on his cot, and had gloat Manuscript of J. Abercrombie, l'idillar a the Practical time aledhimself y some straw. Ile was , , al,v:e/er, so o n 'dl.- Park By r, Mean, Road Oat *mei to Sir A . s aw ' re among th . Dart. of wormwytury Park, Herta. pries sts. oewell _............... covered, and seized n c.at the emauearresistance. 111111111111E111 _ _ plaiad ; in wileh several striking Ap. •A I.7.;;;Z e rir a t;X n i a T alis n'''' - asoa l or . o " — TaXi o r Am , Oa rah* Einrings in the lime Wy ss ; w e a ot h er t h, p fu pri g on go Ilbaraphilo, vg sod re diresifbed. to a eglatt " T IC CONITTIVTION aim Tombs on the etrora is the Nam eLli c t i tr= ten 111110111111 V ara Miff. ranting, MO, of vital Importance to ~,,,d Sir w i n. 74, 0 i, a, ir ad e n‘ ai d maw , ma i th o i d anti , 11111 bawl " af thla •Cm ' au l ; sod.— t ALL Pellatik ebtimots to be 1101 . *V any Shore 7 w h lth " 4 °Pftinf of mg Co' 1.11. it ha said bowery, or the polotabviateratif, awl m 4 path abo el the Dew y-discovermi hawse, pet sesharatatiof tad, Ria4 6 , are to come in mad make is described. AM FWD. Fat KA- scat their nupoetive Maw Mira et. C,ourtana , FA+ one of /e Assumbee company, and We Fol l ow the Maness el the add at hit Chamborda pton.' M or Ware es *k day of Calttlaite. Pocendsx.Diaeo. •• , a ae an ikay win be imemptip9 I=4 59. imdtaie-slreet, Londozu m i ti d e d th e be i neat others said Ordbr. dean May Se had, J. HINDfitA flollehor for the Company, atio, from the year 1604. • rect. _ . 'aft dace maw= At, atium' eivalisk es b. bh M4vatea.Crassaltor ales of ice., - - eitiehtlati•sititd:bfrthis Lord Liaistanset Ot taw ems* Wool. • 1 111121ap i lts Troop of Odordakirs Trectositry.iir Hoary A' OtibTh&M I, tie ° A i "' .4.__ . _ p of 'lreantury anwphilas Wkartotr, eft& bf OltaFt• WigOiriVir BMA item • lialsai they atilleverbbrooss..Dessodlit.btiteit Drolly, 36,4 i Odd at thildhail, 1/041101. - BArrallerny SUPRILIBDI 111li t h Mahe* 64111114-Pllkamblre, spur. _ ' .asuFrß. illddleton-siteet, Clakenwell, Middlesex, builder, plumber, painter, glazier, and glass-merchant, Dec. 1, at eleven, Dec. 8, and Jan. fFs at ten, at Guildhall, Imo don. Attorney, Mr.. Castle, Carsitor-street, Chantery-tme. Nathaniel Robinson, late of Smedley, Lancashire, manufacturer, Dec. 11, 12, and Jam 9, at ten, at the Du; Tavern. Daus- . gate, Manch ester. Anomie% Mr. John Hadfield, Exchange street; Manchester, and Mr. Makinson„ Middle Temple, London. Isaac Mitchell, of Marple, Cheshire, miller, Dec. 17, 18, and Jan. 9, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Anodynes, Mr. Makist,on, Temple, London, and Mr. Cardwell, chester. Junes Brnere, late of Craven -street, Strand, winanserckant, Doe. 1, 19, and Jan. 9, at one, at Guildhall, London. At, tornies, Messrs. Fynmore and Clarke, Craven-street, Strand, Williaat Dickins, the younger, of Dodford-Mllls, neat WeodeD, Northamptonshire ' and of Crown -street, Fitsbury-square, Middlesex, miller and baker, Dee. 1, 12, and Jan. 9, at t-n, at Guild hall, London. Attornies, Slew& Sheartnan an,d Wyllie, Red Lion-square. Thomas Mnlock and Harris Blood, both late of Liverpool, merchants and copartners, Dec. 9, 10, and Jan. 9, at one, at the Oilleeof Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Liverpool At- , tomies, Messrs. Avison and-Wheeler, Hanover-Street, Lives pool, and No. 28, Castle-street, Holborn, London. William Keen, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, milt- ! seer, Dee. 5, 12, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn, ..Newaistie-under-Lyme. Attorni..x, Messrs. Harvey -and Wilson, 43, Lincoln, Inn-tields, London, and Mr. Plant, Newcastle-ander. Lyme. John Hughes, of Liverpool, drunist, Dec. 22, 23, and Jon. 9, at one, at the George Inn,-Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornieso Messrs. Britt and Kewley, Liverpool, and Mussrs. Mack stock and Dunce, Temple, London. James Frost, of D erby, linen-draper, Dec. 8,9, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Anomie', Mr.l Feartatead, Nottingham, and Messrs. Hurd and. Johnson, Temple, London. Thomas Dawes, of Total], Stailirdshire,tape.manufacturer„ , Dec. 9, at the Office of Mr. Thomas Birch, in Armitage,, nee.'lo 4 at the Crown' Inn, Toll, and Jan. 9, at • the Tail ' - bOtlnfr, lingeley, at ten. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, CLtriasti . , Coates, and Watson, Warnfoni-court, London, and dir. Discii, Armitage, near Lichfield. Magnus o:tren and Magnus Crosby °been, of Brent-street, Ratcliffe, hliddlesev, stationers and copartners, Dec. 1, 19, and Joe:. 9. at one, at Guildhall, London. Astornies, Collins and Waller, Spitsl-square. Jacob Moses, of Lime-street, London, merchar.t, Dec. 8, 12, at twelve, and Jan. 9, at une, at Guilaii.ol. Attcr-ey, Mr, Rivingron, Fenchurch-buildings, Fenchurch-street, Loudon. DIVIDIWDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Dec. 19 D. Walker, Ilulborn bookseller, at twelve. D c. . --1 19, J. Bentley and J. Beck, Combat, watch and clock-makers, at ten. Jan. 5, IL Oliver, Blackheath, mariner, at twelve. Dec. 19, K. Dalrymple, Charlotte-stre.rt, Fitzroy-square, 'cape.' net-maker, at ten. Dec. 19, N. Wood, Chi obeatvr, linen and woollen - dr aper, at ten. Dec. 22, T. liolmes, Kew ham, Sur rey, nurseryman, at eleven. Dee. 19, F. D:vereux a 4. M. Lambert, Brabant.coUrt, Philpot-lane , merchants, at eliwert. Dec. 19, N. Stanley,' Wood-street, Cheapside , wait-maker, at ten. Dee. 19, T. Ethell, Birmingham, vpholder, at twelve. ; L)ec. 19, W. Oldroyd, Blackman -street, Surrey, hooksepq, at ten. Dec. en, P. Ilooper and T. Bedford, Bartholome -place, BartholomeW-clofe, timber-merchants, at ten. Dee. 19, lit.) Bourne, St. James's -street, silk-mercer, at ten.. D.:c. 19, A. Wilkinson and O. Cooke, W.dOrook, merchants, at twelve. . ties. AIM ihite, of . Portlaod-plam. Ackuums.l lit, asid Jaii. 9, Ot Arm ; ad 1, qIM Niamey, ?dr. Scutum, No. IS, 'Old. Jolla Ism ishfewo9Aisters De* ldf• li strools7TT 4114 an v i l lreors. Lowe sad Bower, ais mis s , 'Wisdom. Madame Vinare., of Whey, Iferefordshbo, art. gist, Dee. ?, Y, and Jas..% at twelve, pt the Commercial Nam*, Bristol. Attoroles, Mr. William Thompson, 11, Gray's Inn-square. and Mr. W. B. Cross, Bristol. John lflward, Illddleton-attest, Clakenwell, 'Middlesex, DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY: Dee. 19, W. Holt, Marsden, Lancabire, cotton-spinner, at, nine, at the Star; Manchester. Dec. 19, W. Garth,. liathgrove, near Culne, Lancaohir; cotton-s&iner, at nine, at tau St.r, Manchester. Dec. 22, N. Dincey, Bristol, linen. draper, at cnr, at the White Lion, Bristol. Dec. 23, J. H. Stringer, Canterbury, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Cis terbury. Dec. 29, S. Pries:, Eardisley, IlLieford, shstkoeper. at eleven at the Greyhound, Ilercisird. Dec. 30, E. Tr th artw, Whitehall, Carmartbenzhir:, dealer, :t 4even, at the Whits Lion, Cartr.arthen. Dec. n. Meacock, Liverpoo l , skt r chandler, at twelve, at the ' George, Data-street, Liverpool. Dec. 21, B. Binyon, jun. and G. Manchester, ware houseinen, at two, at the Star, 'Manchester. la, W. and J. lioldsworth, 13rldfcrd, York.:hirc, v adi-ma,kers, at eleven. at the Settioas-hoc , te, Leeds. D.c. W. Olorenstarsi, Lira miniton Paola, Warwickshire, boolistllcr, at twivr, at the Warwick Arms ' Warwick. Jan. 18, C. T. baker, Staribra• rough, linen and woollen-drar;r, at eleven, at the Town-ball, Marlborough. CErcrjrtc. , ..TES—Presatext W. Tiaddan, Cirment'ai e, Lomt , ard-eticet, tea-dealer. 3. Levy, Manscl.street, 1 3.r3dir.an's-fields, tailor. W. Sena ; Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier. J. Watermortb, Manchester . iorse , dealer, H.. Badkin aqd T. Johnson, Great Coggesi.e3„ . Ewe,. worsted auckolk-naanufecTrers. J.Breese, Cseiwys, Mont gotneri.hi re, grocer. F. Bidding, Wellington, &lop, tamer. T. Wright, Leicester, victualler. .1. Pngb, Tyn y Merionethshire, farmer. J J. '1 l ey , Harnpsten., miic-sellet. W. Gri,enthwaite, South Lynn, All ikeint's„ Norfolk, chymist and druggist. W. \Vhitby, Clcincnt's-rane, drug-broker. PISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. . - • --- -- KiUbe and Mardi, Ilochfcrd, L;siex. wine and brandpmser chants. Wiling a.id Thompson ' Preston , Lancashir e , corn and flour-deakrs. Marsden and Co. Greenglite, Salford. Lan. ca4hirt, breweis. E. and R. Welehman, Iltackley, Nottlatinp tonsbire. tanners. Outtram and Cook, Csedalming, sliop-kteptta, &and J. Gardner, Stroud, Gloucmterskire, crallwri,ghts. non and Co. Ryton, I) , :rham, steel-manufac.urers. Creed and Romball, St. Alban s, land and timber-aurveyors: Moxon Ca. liinlston-npon-llall, rope-makers. Prideauat and Co. 'Tha nes, Otvon,, bankers. Butler and Greenslade, Rent:dire-street .Bristol, bellows-makers. Smith and Price ' Tribal-street, West m ' inster linen- drapers .- drapers . Lilckendes arid Hanison, Parson' s street, Wellclose-square, sugar-reftnera. Cripps and Preset, Bristol, watch-Bakers. Arts and Co. Langford and /Ley hrilge, Fax . Benson and Beckitt, Doncaster, attos nits. Costa and Campbell, stock-brokers. Frown and Harris, llotelpb lace, wholesale.ironiro. gas. Simons and rasa, Cuit..in-roali, dyers. • DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MOWRY. The Revenue Cruiser Lapwing, for the May, Ateentber I at No, 2, Kerr-street. Plymouth-41,x1r; and recalled there. : 5 It 4 1 , - 1 . 1 1 1 t , , 0 i 1!: . .. t i i 14 1 It I 4 i 1. . , , , , 1. l' 1 , ~ ~.. 1 1‘. , ~ . • ~