Star. — London, England, 1828-08-09 00:00:00

I 7f e N 47 ,;J ( • • (t : ,• - 40 ; a...,..4 lc ..o . II t\ • ...I.V gi lliV k .1 ciii • ..•., 4„, .• .. . V ial" P l ar * 1 \•,- k„::..c A ...L.,. 46 5 : a t ar . !Mt It •• - 4 044.4.44 4 , 4 . • . :~ &Wilt tiAY EVENIAG. AUGCSI' 9, 1828. ♦NUMBER 12:934.] [Piaci SzvENigNer. IrICTUALLIANI: OFFICE, April 7. in& /)''HE COMtVISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -a- his JGrJESTrS NAVY; 4-c. do hereby gime Noeigth That ott TIMIUMAY, the 41st In , tant, they will be ready to re (rive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred Thousand Gallons of West India RUNS. One Hundred Tons of Muscovado SUGAR, Thirty Tons of COCOA, and Forty Tons of New OATMEA SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD WELL ACCUSTOMED WINE VAULTS AND PUBLIC HOUSE, Tottenham Court Road. in a populous neighbourhood. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street,) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill. On TnCRSDAV• the 25th day of Septemher, 1828. at Twelve &Clock. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, vimpti4- log the UNION WINE VAULTS AND PUBLIC HOUSE, situate in Tottenham Court Read, Corner of Pancras• street, a popti:ous neighbourhood, and well accustomed House, In the occupation of Messrs. &MUMS and Co. Containing, on the Ground Floor, a large commodious Tap Room end Bar in one, an Accompting House, Kitchen, with Pump and, small Yard, private entrance. On the First Floor, a spacious Sitting Room in front, walls papered and bordered, a Kitchen, with Pump and Sink, Closet,Btc. On the Second Floor, two good Bed Chambers, and two Attics over. In the Basement large and convenient Cellars for Stowage. To be viewed by permission of the Tensoit, of whom par iculars may be had ;of Mrssra./lall and Brownley, solicitors Newßoswell. Court, Carey-street; at Gallaway's; and of Mr. Robins, No 170, Regenc.street. To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, one half of each of the Articles t•y the 15th of September nest, and the remainder by the 50th of that Month. Samples of the Cocoa and Oatmeal must he produced by the Party tendering ; hut that for Sugar will be exhibited at this Office. The Cogditions of the C"IIII . JCtS may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Ck,ck on the day appointed; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTO:V. OFFICE OF ORDNdi ACE, Jay 16, 1828. T HE PRIACIPAL OFFICERS of his MA- JESTYS ORDNANCE, do hereby give .Aridicv, That they are ready to dispose of, to such Persons as may . be willing to Tender for the same, a qtaantity of CAST and ROUIL: UT IRON. sTEET., an•l other Metals, in Store at the Tower of Londm. and in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, con listing of cast Iron. round Shut and Shells, wrought Iron, double headed Shot, Musket Locks cut Musket Barrels, Rammers, Bay onets, and Swords; 01,1Ikaw Furniture. front Small Arms broken up, and other Articles. 'the whole•nf which have been divided into Lots, and may be viewed upon application to the principal Store 'keeper at the Tower, or to the Ordnance Storekeeper at the Royal Arsenal, on any *lay previous to the day fixed for the delivery of the Tender,. A Catalogue of the several Lots may be obtained, by Persons willing to become Purchasers, on application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Malt, where the Tenders for the whole; or any number of the said Loa, are to _be delivered on or before SATURDAY, the 11;th of August next. . By Order of the Board, R. BYIJAM, Secretary. POUT OF FALMOUTH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, gy Order of the Hon. Conimi4,litners of his Majesty's Customs, At the Cu,toli House, at this Port, On Weonasnar, Augu+t 20, 1828, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, vtz.• 95 lbs. Tobacco 59 Smears 215 Soap 106 P•PP°r 24 Chocolate 1.1 Coffee 144 Sugar 11.5 Gallons BRANDY, 71 DO. RUM, 22 Do. GENEVA, 61 lbs. Tapioca 1 Tamarinds 1 Box and some !nose Shells 15 Pots of Sweetmeats 6 Bottles of Eau de Cologne 4 Pieces Silk 61 Yards Crape. Medicines, &c. kys preceding the Day of Sale. Also some Skim The Goode may be seen Two ] Dated August 2, 1828. " Domus et placeses sizor."—Hoa. Thy !wow, and (in the cup of lite, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife! u A PPINESS. " the gay to-ttsiirrow of the mind," is Ai insured by marriage; " the s rictest tie of perpetual Friend ship," to a gilt from Heaven. cementisig pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association wilt) celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regular t the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free nom o' unrestrkted p 1 may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless iestsnces which, while they excite the commiseration of the be hu:der, should also impress him with the tear of sell-reproach. Luxurious habits will elfeminise the boey—a residence in the 'topes will relax the elastic fibre—but wore especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the na tural dignity into a state of inanition, item whence thragonised, sufferer more than doubt• the chance of rekt. To all such then we address ourselves, offering hope, corny, muscular stiength, felicity; nor will out advances appme questionable, sanctioned as they are by tht multiplied roe/foot 20 e.-rs' successful experience. The easy carts of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —tor the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, seal deficient energy improved into functional power. lii every case of syphilitic i..trusiun, as well as in every relaxation eat th e gecerative economy. we pledge ovr ability to cure speedily, aid with diva. kink stly .u:uytous to eivel the unfeeling empyric hum the position so prt-suniptuously to►en up. we deviate from he•o.cral !mutinies with ►ess br•etatiutt ; and confident in our own I . , tiouraLle integrity ..a 14. mt,ets of the College of liorgeoris, we trier the •tilicitt.g coninimity of eithi r Sex (especially those en tenni ( Mro matrimonial tale) at titu ce to our house, where daily alteeelarice i. given to: pet...teal ci.tisultation ; and letters trues the country ate ininiediatety answered; these must cootain a remit tance t..r rlt vjCr and Medicine, which cast be forwarded to any pa►t of the world, bowevet distant. (if)SS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bourn-tie street, Fleet -street, London. I*. Just published (Nevehtveuth EZitiun), I. 'The 'Ewa of I.tre, a ',mow rimin.ent.ory till the .boor Ditmart. liTeriAxA, d .achorely r,. .fi r Female Sex. May he had at 16, Prir.cr, r, Sou.n; I¶4. I kit-street ;4, Catherine street ,St r •tod ; tliker‘. Plper. V), P.ternostrrrow; and Ch.pple, l'4l 7t, Graftahrstrert. Duhtin ; 1 ,1 •1•Inin, 61....5tar 9, Calton-street, ikosibargh ; a ,J to: all 11.h.11*.tllors. ISLE of WIGHT. Beautiful and Romanti: It ESE D HNC& COTTAGES, DA I RY, HERMITAGE, COTTAGE, GARDENER'S HOUSE, GARDEN, COACH HOUSE, STABLE, ate. Situate at UN DERCLI By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent..tieut,) At Garraway'. Coffee Hume, 'Change Alley. Cornhill, Pu Tituttsu.v. the 28. h Augur, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD EST A. rE,, Cumpri.ing a very Gentlemanly it ESIDENCE, ,wtt a. GROVES HOTEL. Situate on the 11 N DERCLIFF, ISLE of WIGHT, - A substantial BUILT ItESIDI{NCE, thatched, ad spn•d fur the Aceoluthotliothits of A F. Alll.l . OF DISTINCTION; Coxra'cvmc on th • (;round Story, an Etatrantc Lon6y, Library. Diuwg l'4r,ottr, Driawing Rots, &c. of go.ii proporti ssss ; and all requiAte Ddnie•tic-01frtea. Four pr Help .1 Heti Co.onbet% and two Rooms, on ill., tipper Floor; Ituonu for Servants over the Offizes, and other Coil., i)irncrs. ANOTII Int N'EAT COMPACT COTTAGE. Laundry. Gardena'. 11. use. Coach Hour, Stable fur three Hones. Cart- nurse Stable, Barn, Dairy. at.ii lierin•tage ; and ea• cellent productive Garden. The Se..ntry is unrivatl.d and romantic, with extensive Sea Views. The Roads are excellent. The neighbourhood highly respect able, the Climate most salubrious, and evcry accommodation for Bathing, with a pod Sea Beach. The distance from Ryde Ten ?files. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs &well and Hearn, Solicitors, Newport. l'articu tars also at the iluale Inn; at 'he Inns, Ryde and Cowes; Dolphin, Southampton; Fountain, Portsmouth; George, Winchester; King's Arms. Godalnaing ; Crown, Basingstoke; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 179, Regent-street. of whom Tickets for ♦itwing may be had. CIIELTEN 11 A 11. G LOUCESTE RS II I RE. Most desirable and eligible Property for Capitalists, Gentlemen of the Law, or Others. The valuable and extensive MANOR of CHELTENHAM, Waste Lands, Stolle Quarries, ' fo lk of Markets, Fairs, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Colter House, 'Change Alley, Corrshill, On Trivaanar, the 21st of August, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock, IN ONE LOT, THE CAPITAL and EX PENSIVE MANOR. of CHELTENHAM, in the County of GLOUCESTER, Eataiding over the entire Paridi of Cheltenham, and part of Charton Kings—nearly EIGHT THOUSAND ACRES, With Courts Lest, Courts 11,ron, sod View of Frank Pledge, the Quit Rents, Fines. Privilevs, and Immunities; The Tutu of the Markets, Fairs, the Arcade, Ike. A portion of the Land has been granted by Copy of Court Roll, on which very considerable sums have been expended in the bar Make of that fashionable Watering Place, and the •artous BMW. logs connected therewith, subject to the customary Quit Rents and 'Fines, the Enfranchisement of which would he highly beneficial to those who have invested their capital. The Tolls ul the Markets, Fairs, Arcade, and other Immunities, may be estimated, at a very Luw hate. at about ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The &ew•ardship of this Manor, independent of the Immunittes, is an ample , rovilion for the Junior Drenches of a Family, as no transfer of i ropeny by Sale, Mortgage, or otherwise, can be made but at the Steward's Wire. In case of 'Enfranchisement (a highly beneficial advantage to those whet have already invested their Capital) the Fines may be calculated at an immense Sum, and at the same time render a very beneficial Interest to those whose Capital is already invested: ex clusive v 4 the advantages to be made of the Lands that may be rendered beneficial by the future Improvement. of that Town. A more Lucrative advantage cannot be offered to a Capitalist in any part of the Kingdom, and worthy the Attention of Gentlemen in the Law. Particulars maq be bad of Mr. Trinder, Cirencester ; of Messrs. Lawrence and Newmarole, Cirencester ; at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham; et Garaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Ite gent•street. K ENT. Adjoining, andin the Parish of TONBRIDGE. A 310 ST IMPROVABLE AND DELIGHTFUL PROPERTY, BARDEN VILLA, BROOK-STREET FARM, THE HALF FIELD, WATERLOO COTTAGE, FARMS, LANDS, and HOP GROUNDS, 'yews ens or FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, Fres of great Tithe, and the Land Tax r.deenteiL By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Itegeutestreeti) By Order of the Trustees of Geottor&Wrscrisso Seaetow, Decesed, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alky, On TH U Ulna the 21st of August, 1820. at Tiselve o'Ciock, IN ONE LOT, THE BROOK-STREET ESTATE, Freehold, Free of Gnat Tithe, and Land fax Redeemed, situate adjoining the Town ut Tonbridge, on the Turnpike Road tii the Wells, the River Medway flowing through the Lands; comprising BARREN VILLA, _ An elegant desirable Residence, with Mer., Llwns, and Pleasure Ground., ..toping to the River ; good Garden nearly walled round, c)rch,rd•, planted with choice Flint Trees ; with Jleaduw Land, low out in a Palk•hkc style. and Unlamented with hoe Timber Trees and Hop Grounds, containing upwards of FL FTY- FOU R ACRES, In Possession of A. Harman, BROOK STREET FARM, an exceatut Farm House aad Agricultural Buildings, wit► Oasc Holm, and Drying Kilns, .11e4dow, Pasture, and Aiable Land,and Hop Ground, about TWO HUNDRED AND HIGH rY•UNE ACRES. In russesidon 01 John Sharp ; and vatiout other flop Grounds • and Lands let to dilfttont Tenants. WATERLOO COTTAGE, a plea.ant abd compact Residence, with Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, capital Gardens, and Laud, about SIX ACRES, In the occupation 4if :%ir. Lamb. The Natioaal School House, Let to the Parish of Tonbridge. THE WHOLE ESTATE, Comainifis upward. of FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE ACRES. The Lands lw Compact, :Old ale pleasingly diversified, corn. niatidlog extensive and beatitkul views nt the country,ouly five miles Tunbridge Wells, and thirty from London. May he view' ed by applyine to Air Sharp, Tenaht of Lirtsok•lnttel Farm. ot whom Particulars may be had ; awd I.y kart: of the tether Tenant-. Particulars wf :11r. Cant, and the Bow and Crown Inn, ; Swivel Tavern, at the Wells; Crown mild (Loyal Oak, -seven Oaks; Old Sbip, Brighton; Bell, Brumley; Gteyliuund and king's AMU, Croydon; 0,4 . Wuniburn and Collett, Solicitor), Chancery-lane; of Mew... Ctawtei 11, Southampton Idling., Chancery lane; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, No 170, Begent-strett, where a Plan of the Estate may be putt. SO NI E RSETSII I RE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. 'hut MANOR of NETHKR and OVER STOWEY, witb the QUIZ' RENTS, &c. ADOUKIIINCI WITH OA 11E ; The Manor House, Court., Gardens, Stewpond4, &c. Capital FARMS, with race lens FARM HOUSES, and OUTBUILDINGS—and nearly TWO THOUSAND AND THIRTY ACRES Of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Laud A valuable Property for Investment. TO BE SOLO BY AucrtoN, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street,) At Garraway's coffee Hoo.e. 'Cluny-alley, Cornball, On THUILSDAV, the 21st day or Auguo, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock. IN TWO LOTS, VERY Valuitble an.l highly ESTATES for lovetettwent, fling resin-curdy Tenanted. - Lor 1. The 11 .1 NOlt ut S I'o W EY, estendi N g over the Parishes of Nether and Over Stowey. with the nue., gait Ittlat., Nadler Toll:. ,ke. abounding with G 11114%, STOWEY MANOR HOUSE, A defightful pleasant Residence, adapted for iheAccomotralation of a Gentknian's Family, with a beautiful Lawn, capital Gatil.u, Walled; Summer House, Cuach House, Stables, &c. esten-ive Stews, stored with Fish and a continue[ Flow of Water. 'Ube valiiablo Farms and Lands coniprisitig Rowliarts and Parks Court Farm, Inwouds, Stuwey Warren, and with capital Farm [louses Barns, Stable., amid all I% tiUlsite Out buildings, St:id:yards, Ste. In the ticcupati,m of Alessrs. Tucker, Score, Ihrky, and ozhcc,, must re 'peculate Tenants, at low and very reduced Itcntp. The Globe I nn Stowty ; _ Sundry compact licsklencer and Cottage., witk Gardrns and Land, part at will •::d part on ',wet tor Lives; containing nearly ONE Tilt/OS.IND SEVEN HUNDRED ACILKS Of excellent Meadow (pint irrigated), Pasture, Arable, Wood Land, and She -p WAIL; iu the Patisher of Nether and Over Stowey, anti F.dititistun. 1.0; --T..c .ILble FA R anti part of ROA/ DARTS ES rATIe.; prt.iiig a cipit.ii F ,rin with Count, ts, Ciardroa : anti c.prtal Ago 'cultural I3auldriog4, upw:ti di of THREE HUNDRED .val) Tiiirth :ilk ACRES *Of capital Alcaduoi, marsh, Arable Lind, and Orchard ; situate in the Parishes of Spazton, Scogur•ry ; iu the occupation of Mr. Wm. Paine, a IllitNt IC pectable Tenant: and Two Cottages, on Leases for Lives. This Property is near to the St. Audries Estate, and with that would make a fine domain. IJistant front Bridgewater about eight miles, 4inehead and Taunton about sixteen males, and from Bridgewater there• are opportunities of shipping to any p.m. The !toads are good, and a beautiful and healthy country. To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom parti culars may be had; of Air. King, at St. Audries ; at the Rashers, 'Alinehead ; of Alesira. Leigh and Sun, liartlim. near Taunton, and the Inas there; George, Bridgewater; Christopher, Wells; York House and White Hart, Bah ; Buck and White Lion, Bristol; King's Head, Gloucester; Plough, and Library, Chel thenhani; Hep and Chickens, Birmingham; Angel, Osiord; of Mr. Bentley, and at the Star and Hop Pule lon. Worcester; at Garraway's; and of Mr. [hellos, No. 170, liegent.sife.t, wheie a. Plan of the Estate may be Well. SOMERSETSHIRF- VALUABLE and HIGHLY ADVANTAGEOUS FREE HOLD ESFATE, Fur RESIDENCE or INVESTMENT. The Manor of ST. AUDIHES. With the .llansion Grounds, Farms and Lands, Co:na 11l iii g oeal ly ONE THOUSAND TIM M; HUNDRED ACRES Of !Lib :Meadow, Paature, Arable, ►Cuod Lana and Co ou. The Manor extending over the entire Parish, Containing upwards of ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, Abounding with Game, Black Game, and Wild Fowl, with the Fhthary. The Advowaun and neat Pre-entation to the Bei:wry of w EsT QUAN r(cKsHEAL) TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Air. ROI:INS, (Of Warwick Hm-e, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee•llouie, 'Chaise Alley, Cornblll, On THURSDAY, the 21st_til , Augu,t, I . S2e, at Twelve u•Ciuck, 1;01', AVERY VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLE FREE HOLD EsT.ATE, For Residence or Investment fora tieinlesnan fond of Agricultural and Meld Pursuits, Curapriging The MANOR sof ST. AUDI:IBS, Emending over the Parish art West Quancockshead, Coot:doing upwards of FOURTEEN HUNDRED ANL) TEN ACRES, Abounding with Game and Wild Foal; With the Q.lit lions, Fines. Herieis, Rights, Privileges, and Appupenances; Fishery, &c. A SFONE But .%IANSION, Conveniently plumed with cont.:49Juni' Uweinng Apartments, OIiMMUS Lied Chambers and eiCrlirlit Durneotic °d ices; adapted fia the accommodation of A FAMILY of DISTINCTION, Beautifully situate on an Eminence, commanding delightful views of the richly vaned adjacent Country, Alinvuead, the Channel, And the Welch Coat With capital Stabling, Coach klouse, Dove Cote, Stable Yard, and numerous Out buiidings ; productive Kitchen Garden, well stocked and cropped, wailed, and clothed with choice Fruit 'ff.; Pleasure Grounds, ornamented by a Conservatory. Rustic Amuse, Terrace Walk, Grotto executed with considerable skill and taste; noble WOOll Land and thriving Plantations, extensive Walks, &c. The Mansion and Lawn, 'ice. is in band; the Farms are let to respectable Tenants at low and very reduced Rents, with Farm Houses, Gardens, Barns, Stables, lluduet Sheds, and all requisite l appetidages; sundry Coitagts let oil live., sevegal tar advanced ha yeafl. CONTAINING NBA it LT uNK. THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES Of excvliviit ►Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lint. with thriving Plantations, and I.:amnion or Sump %Vida, Stuns Quartic., and pkeity of good !Anse and %Vatvr. Toe A UVOWSON and NEX I' PREM.:STATION toils* RIX CORY of WEST QU A N EOCKSHEAD, • With a pleasant and respectable Parsonage House, °dices, Gardens, sad Glebe Laud, about fill It EY.SI X Ad :ILES. The Incumbent 41 years of age; the present income about THULE II UN DEED avid 1 Y t•OLJ N per Also t h e Valuable and Prusluviee Wuu.l6 Idled Adder, Somerton, Starts Latlys, Stored with line thriving Oaks, &c with valuable Sheep Walks an/ Streams ut N Ater sundry entail Tinements,let 1110 UAW* lur Lives, CONTA 'XING •IN PUT EIGHT HUNDRED mid THIRTY ACRES, In the Parish of Kilve, a valuable appendage to the &. Audries Property, with abundance of Game and Wild 1 owl, nearly ad joining the foregoing, and connected with the Turnpike Road at Hultord; making in all a Property of upwards ot TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES.• The situation healthy, the scenery delightful, with pleasant Rides and Drives, excellent Roads, in the vicinity tit the West Somerset Fox Hounds, with the convenience of a Stage Coach passing between Bridgewater and Minehead, and the Mail Coach Road only two mites distant [ruin the 31411,11,11 ; bur by a new projected hue (which will save a considtrable distance), the Mail would pass over the Estate contiguints to the GI ',talkie. grunt Watchet it is wily two miles,where there is a good Beach; eleven front Moorhead; sixteen front Taunton; and fifteen from Bridgewater. To be viewed by Tickets, or by application to Mr. King, at the Mansion, toi whom Particulars may be bad; at the Feathers, Miuebtatl; of Mesas. Leigh and Jun, liardisu, near Taunton, and the lams there; George. Bridgewater; Curistopher. Wells; Yolk Hume and White Hart, Bath; Busts and White bun, Lirisiol; King's Head, Gloucester ; Plough, and Library, Chelten ham: Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Angel, Oxfoed; of Airs Bentley, and at the Star and Huy Pole, Worcester; at Gerrit way's; and of Mr. Rubins, Ng. l'lu,ltegrestastreet; where a Piaui ti t Rat ifotate auT be seem FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Auo. S. Al I !MARY PROMOTIONS. OFFICE OF ORDNAIiCt, AUG. 7, 1928. Royal Regiment of Anillery—Second Lieutenant Edward Fits herhert Grant to be First Lieutenant, vice Watkins, deceased, Second Captain Edwin Cruttenden to be Captain, vice Barlow, retired on half-pay; Captain George Browne, from unattached half.pay, to be Second Captain% vice Cruttenden; gecond Captain John %Valiant Spoil. n to be ('aptain, vice ThoMpson, deceased ; Captain Charles Alanners, from unattached halt-pay, to he Se cond Captain, vice Speller; Second Lieutenant William George Chart to be First Liruten cent, vice Bisshopp, deceased- Ordnance ?Jedical Department—Second Assistant Surgeon Wm. Richard .1 he First Assistant Surgeon, vice Barlow, resigned; Charles Dempsey, Gent. to be Second Assistant Surgeon, vice litchat limn, promoted. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Jeremiah Thompson, New York, United States of Americas met. chant, front S.-ptentber 5, to November 5, at twelve, at the Cfaret.dun bui!dinr, Liverpool. BANKRUPTS. David Fowler, late *f Eusitan-square, St Pancras, and Cainber well, Surrey. I udder, to surrender, August 11,19, and September 19, at elettsit, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, sisigha:l.stt eel. Attormes, Messrs. Saarpe and Co. Bread-street, Cht•psitie. George Ford, Wells street, Ozfordsstretit, jeweller, August 15, 26, at efeven,and September 19, at ten, at the Court of Commis. sinners ot Ilat:krupts, Basing-hall-inert. Attorney, Mr. Norton, Jewln-street, Aldersgatt.sareess . Charles Cue, St. Al anti's-lane, Strand, tailor, August 15. 26,.and . September 19, at eleven, at theCounef Commissioners of Bank rupts, Ba•inghall-street. Attorney, Mr. J. Tanner, New llasingitall.street. Th as White, Manchester, hotel keeper, August 27, 211, and September 19. at two, at ‘Vltite's Hotel, Manchester. Anne. me., Messrs. Hurd and Cu. King's Bench-walk, Temple; or Mr. Charles Wand, Manchester. George Il..rrocks and Robert Martin, Ardwick, Lantashire, dyers, August 27, 28. and &Timber 19, at nine, at the Star inn, Man chester. Atturnies, Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple; or Mr. Putter, Manctiest r. John Berry Jacques, Bristol, biscuit baker, August 27, 28, and . September 19, at tine, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attor- Ines, Mr. Joseph Langley, Bristol; or Messrs. Rower and Son, Gray's Inn-place. CERTIFICATES, Aun. 29. Thomas Brant, Hatton Garden, lamp manufacturer. wallas.. Jessup, jun. Broad -street, Ratcliff, victualler. James Nightltigaie, Atsop's.place, New road, tailor. Wm. Reid, Ball-alley. Lombards street. watchmaker. Job Cutler, Birmingham, Warwickshire, butt-to-maker. William Booth, Liverpool, boot and shoe factor. Robert &lion, late of Liverpool, merchant. Imperial Weekly Average of the Prices of. British Coro, which govern Importation, made up to Aug. 1. Wheat 5114. 10d. I Oats 82s. 3d. Beana 38 1 . Od. Barley .W. 4 9d. Rye 31s. Bd. I Peas 38.1. 54. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which goeetns Duty. Wheat 56.: Si. I Oats 21s. 6d. Beans 375. lid. Barley 30s. 10d. I Bye 31 s . Bd.l Peas 395. 7d. FRENCH PAPERS. ._~_ FROM Tilt MS/PAGER DRS CDAMDRES, AI'G. 6. A letter froinToulon cf the end of July gives the fol. low ing details: We at length know what we are to think of the ex pediu.•n; p sitive ()otitis have been received for the troops r'f every description to be reedy to embark.— Their flee is to be increased by two regiments fens Cadiz. which were landed on the 2Gth, after perf o rm• n i g five days quarantine—by the 29th, w hich is our garrison at Avignon, and by the 42d, which has jut been in garrison in Corsica. Toe esped Lion sill sail - , in two divisions—the first which will be the stri ngest, is to be embarked (.11 the 15:1i August. The second, with which there will be a pa. k of heavy artillery, will be embarked on the 25th of the same month. Gen. Durieu, Chief of the St iffef the expedition, at presmt commands in Corsica. O.re of hs Majesty's ships is gone to communicate to him the orders of the Nfiiii..try, and to bring him to All the heads of rise se. vet al depattmet is of the service are appointed, and gie.t activity pievails among the troops. '• for these last ten or iii•teen days w•e have been ex., petting something new—for utter old: is were rectiv, d to sell the provisions which were already collected, a counter order soon arrived, and then another order to ckuble these provisions. • "Io the road there is only the 11 et which has jest hi-might the gariliOn s f Cads; it will not suffice to convey half the troop•, but ships are coming fiomßrest and horn the Levant. which will enable it to convey at once five o' 6,000 men. with the necessary materiel. The Jowrnal of' the Upper Garonne contains the fol.• lowing al title: " Numerous arrests took place at Madrid :s few days ago in consequence of the d , scoves y of a conspiracy is • favour of the Inta; to Don Cal los." The MoNilemr of WeJne%clay contains the following paragraph: " At the instance of the King's Attorney General, the Gazette de trance, which appeared on Monday evening at Pais with the date of Tuesday. August 5. and the numbers of tiAt Journal intended for t'e de• paitments, bearing the date f WediresdAy, the 6th, cob. mining an article healed ' the Session of 1828,' were seized •t the Post (Mee." The Messager des than:Gres. in a long article on the Session, alluding to the seizure r f the Gezeltede France ? !•as the f 'Wowing sentences : '" Never were fewer words einpl , yed to make so inculpatory a recapiiulation."— ', Thirty have sufficed for the Gazette to predict the great st misfortunes to the monarch), and it de clares, vir,th an audacity which excites at thefsame time ridicule and indignation, th,dt, alter what has been done this year, 'here will remain bin little to do in the neat Session , to column's* the re-ests6lishment of the Re public.' FROM THE QUOTID1381:111. PIIIVATS COKRB..PONDENCIL. TRILSTki, JULY 28. Letters from Oulu announce that the Anglc-lonian Government had received 'scree that the troops on board the Russian squadron, commanded by Admiral Siniavin, are destined for Greece. It is added that these forces, principally composed of light infantry, will first occupy the defiles of Livadia. It is also said that the Ambassador, t ie Marquis de Rtheaupterre, has sent a communication on the subject to the President, Count Capo Asti ia. Acco ding to the account of the• Captains of several mercantile vessels, which have anchored in our port, (hoe ate neatly fifty Austrian ships navigating the IStas k Sea with cargoes of provisions and munitic.ns cf war, declined for the relief of the Tut ktsh f brttesses. Letters have been received from the Banks f the Drave, which state, that movements are remaiked amongst the Austristu troops is Sclavonia. Several lead• iog personages are named as having frequent comF.u nicatuts from that province, with the Scrvian Prince, Milosch, at Blgrade. Fencer Fenns—Five per Cent. lost sot. Three per Ceots. 73f. 63e. Rink Aerials, 18821. 51k. Itentee de Naples. 76f. 40c. Spanish Loan, 4111 f. litcLange on Ltiodon.One Months 231 . liSe *lhree ditto, Ur 15:. THE PATENT SCIDLITZ POWDERS, i n v ente d' by SAVORY, MOORE, and Co. in 1810, since which' period they have heels used in most ports of the World, continue to be prepared as usual by them, the original and only Proprietors, at 136, New Rood -street, and 220, Regent -street. The Public are cautioned against the many spurious preparations ofthis article, which are advertised and offered for sale in Lando" and other places. The Medicine cannot be genuine. unless surrounded by a Stamp which the names of " Savages', Morita, and Co." are Engraved. A NTI-IMPETIGINES; or, Solomon's Drops. Few Fay:dlks are entirely exempt from diseases caused by Im purity of the Bleod and Depraved Humours. In fact, our artificial habits, and the vices of society are continually introducing such complaints where they were unknown before. Hence the preva- Ismer of Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Bilious Complaints, and Chtunic Rheumatism, not to speak of diseases more immediately connected wi h an Infected System. The Avid,- impetigines attacks this hydra at its seat, and by a mild, tat effectual operation, purifies the whole mass of blood, and gives new vigour to the vtal organs. One or two bottles have nicceeded, when every other means have been ineffectually re sorted to. Cases and illustrations may be seen in the Gums to I VA Llll, price 3s. to which the Reader is referred for much valuable information on subjects most interesting to all classes of Persons. The Anti.lapetigines is sold by blr. R Jobnatone, 68, Corn ; Mr. Sanger, 150. Oxford street; Mr. Ward. Holhorn ; Mr. Stradling, Royal Exchange; and all other Medicine Vender., in bottle at 11s. each ; there are aim Family Bottles, price 334. each, vontaining the quantity of four at I is. To prevent comae' frit., the words " Soul. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the Stamp, to imitate which is felony. Patients requiring advice, may obtain it by application to Gi lead Howie, accompanied by a remittance of a Sovereign.