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Aiong SO, 181lt- VOTICE h hereby given 0 ralteffont Vgirntts of contracting to sandy the foffowirrg of the Army, Viz. PHE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. was . 1 1. 1 PublisheAl this Day. Prink fist 'Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Los tars, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. BIEDICAL, CLIEMICAL AND thIRUitGICA SCHOOL. rjIHE COURSES will conithenoe.;..l.oa:the Prac tice of Physic, with the Laws of the Animal Economy, at No. 9, Gcorge•scrcet, Hanover-square, on Monday, October 4th, at Nine in the Morning, by Groaos PlAsos, M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's hospital, &c. , This day was published, price Is. EM AR KS on its 'ORG A NIZA EQUIPMENTEand INSTRUCTION. Com piled from various Authorities. . By an OFFICER of ntsgArt:s. Printeclfor T. Egerton, Militaty Library, Whitehall. BREAD, To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Is!atid : , • Alderney Glolttr, including Nokhumberlanil Bedford the City of Bristol Nottingham Berks, including the Guernsey Oxford Town of Hunger- I lants ' Rutland • ford Hereford Salop Betivick Hertford Somenet Bucks Mints Stafford Cambridge, includ- Isle of an Suffolk log the Town of Isle of Wight Surrey Newmarket Jersey Sussex Chester Kent, including ra- Warwick . 4 , Cornwall, including bury Fort in the Westmoreland &illy County Of Essex Wilts Cumberland Lancaster Worcester Derby Leicester York Devon Lincoln North and South Dorset Middlesex Wales Durham Monmouth And in the several Essex, exclusive of Norfolk Counties in North Tilbury Fort Northampton Britain As also BREAD to the HouSehold Troops in Loudon and its 4. On Chemistry, in, 'lading 111e:heal Jurisprudence, at the . Royal Institution, on Tuesday, October sth, at Nine in the 'Morning, by W. T. BRANDY, l'rofessoe R, I. and R. S. 3. On Therapeutics, with Mntegio Medics, on Wednessby, October 6th, at Eight in tile Morning; at No. 9, George syret. 4. On Surgery, at h:s Theatre in Windmill -street, on Friday, Octulacr 1, at Seven in the livening, birffl. C. Valois, F.R.S. As sistant Surgeon to St. George's Hospital SS. I.fctures on Sufgerfsvill 3e rhicp by Sir EVIER•RD 110ITY, gratuitoualy, to fir: Pupils cf .2t. George's PlosOital. :r with the Terms and Conditiims iWn npon arplication it the Office ind at the Secretary's Office, in :tweet% the hears d Ten and Four must be delivered, sealed up, and mou's Work at Cisathain;" but DO her the said tOtli September, It •same day, neither will any Tat ty making it, or an Agent in his This day was published, in One Volume, Svc). • price is. boards, R A.DICAL REFORM, - RESTORATION OF USURPI.:D RIG In's. By GEORGE ENSOR, Esq. London : Printed for Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchanga. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, An Inquiry concerning the Population of Nations, price 12s. boards. N.B. Proposals may be hz.si at ili t eecat'a.liospital, and at the Houses of the respective I.&ctirsta. . : . FROM LAST zsirain- s-GAZETrIi. B. H. CREW, Centuniision ht the /forth nariiPidalatly . , signed .hy the Vice • Liectettant of the County of iiants. ' Chtries Morgan Robinson llorzan, Esq. to be Captain, vice Spencer, rcsigogsl. BANKRUPTCY ENTARGED. iRDNA ATE, Asoot 25, 1819. OFFICERS of his MA -11 do Acieby Rine Notice, ived at then Office in Pall Mall on the ISth day of September next, willing to undertake the supply of Horses stationed at Woolwich and the exrnse of the Contractor, for the Ist October next. dry, and clean, without any mix . Oats, aad must not weigh less thin Bushel ; the -Hay to be sweet and of 56 lbi. weight. In, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, 36 lbs. weight. the respective Quantities of each .ed, to be at the following rata, viz. Locked pounds, Avoidupols weight* Idred and twelve pounds. Indred and twelve pounds. ContrActor shall receive the Stable lod of his Contract, may accumn the saute after the rate of James Frliby Leitch, Fenchurch-sweet, merchant, from Sep tember 21 to October 2, at ten, at . BANK RUPTS. John Rumsey Hall, Webb'i County Terrace, Newington, Sur rey, merchant, to surrender September I', 18, and October 19, at ten t at GuildhalL • Attorney, Mr. Ckhon, Mark-Line. Elizabeth Parnell, Cot:Osten, Cheshire, milliner and dn:ss maker, September 11, 18, and October 19, at ten, at Guild- I MI, ioadon. Attornies, Messrs. Pownail and Fairthorne, Uid Jewry. George Adolphus Wigney and George Seymour, tate of Chi chester brewers, September 14, 25. and October 19 , at ten , at Guildhall, London Attornies, Mr. Sherwood, Chiches ter; or Mr. Hellion, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. John Barnett, Plymouth, watch-al-titer, September fl, 22, and October 19,, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Plytumath. Anomie., Mr. Kelly, Plymouth; or Mr. Bowden, Alder mmbury. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDIIALL. Vicinity. OATS, To his Majesty's Cavalry, in Cantonments and Quarters, in the THE SPORTS OF THE FIELD, &c. This day was published, In Three Vols. demy 4to. price £7. 17s. 6d. boards, or Three Vols. royll Bvo. price X 5. Ss. boards, RURAL SPORTS; or, A Description of the Plea sures and Amusements arising from the Air, the nth's, the Waters, and the Forests; being Rules and Directions for Shooting, Fishing, Hunting, Training and Management of Dogs for Shooting, Coursing, Hunting, &c. With an Abbreviation of the Laws relative to each; interspersed with Sketches and Anecdotes from Natural History. • By the Rev. B. DANIEL Illustrated by 76 Plates, representing In Figures of Dogs, Beasts of the Forest, Land Birds of Sport, Water Fowl, Fish, ' &c. Principally from Drawings by Reinagle, and engraved by Scott. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown; and Cadell and Davies, London. . . under-mentioned Counties : Bedford Gloster Rutland Berwick Hereford Sal , :p Bucks llertford Stafford Cambridge Xlur•.ts We,imoreland Chester I::icester Wilts Cumberland Lincoln Worcester Derby Monmouth North and South Durban% Oxford Wales :11 h II w na ', / -t't . • , 1 01 1 . tn. i • 1 1 .1 . 1 It•re _.-- , I 1() iO . 1 . • • ••1;n •I•ii. OFFWE O 4 ORB '.2:it• 1 '7EFRINt;IPriL 0 .iv.tr !' . pnrs ORDNANCE:Ia. ~ ic, That Frese,' will he receive , .., i bcf..o. 1111 SAY, the 10t1 -,, „:. !o it ~TA lAstaa.„,n, 3 : may be wilbriz C o :-. c" r, . N s WO!tIC, for 5 r w ,pant, for a p e riod of Three tth .•.:::.:..-. 4 I:le lint Year, 1 1 1' 0 V) N . .• • i.:l of either Pa:ty. 1it , ..v.. ;_•-der rani:tilers, toi.ether t 0 .1 I , ',1.: Contract, may la , I:nowt !o ttz. C,.l::ance at ( hathani ; arid ,1 l'U. .....N , ..11 a foresaid, any day byte Ikl , -.....:k. where the Prort:als rut ' he :, : ..d, s , Posposals for Maso Y I? • 's can be admitted after lad • • 4. •Ilock at Noon of the a: .. g2nr, •sz r.,tieed unless the Party 1 .0,1..„. .• • shall attend. ),...(, By Order et the lbtri, -- It idg - OFFICE OF OEI HE PRINCIPAL ( to. e JI:iTY'S ORDIUNCE I !pre That riv.posals will be receive ieity . b,...,-, W SONESISAY, the ight; . : --:•h persons as may be AV i til',ll F(l7 .kGE for the Ordnance !.11 :aln, ~,\.. to be tielivered at th: pool, , ..„ 1 0; Sit Mortar from th ,inxte •,'.., t,•'s tube good, sweet, d I sm, , e :f foxy or Mowburnt Oat -.rinds per Winchester Bush ' l ° llo L., -,,rd delivered in Trusses of I her ;Jr Straw to be goad, clean, !' '.lll -..,'. ,', o .lrered in Trusses of 36 I at f , The Prices to be paid for the tt: lii Lark w!ih may be delivered, loth : u: the Oats at per hund )Le !, , ;,.1 i,, Fr the Ilay at per bonds c. 0 ., f•ir the Straw at per bond'. :•.wat And it is expected that th e t C Ihr which, during the periot r , " is, t.; ker.:taking an allowance fur t/ pare: 1,7 Horse per Week. Ilnlivr particulars may be Kari commanding the Itoy Req. let e, a.nl also at the Secrete! the ..•c day I , ...twevu the hours of 1 T:, , posali trust be delivered, ot th, ed. ~:slay Fcrage;" but no Props 1r S-10 ----* :A S:t•tmlex, at twelve O'l l of 1.,.. ... • r wa any tender be node • tient in 1..4 behalf, :ball ar li Ord..e ..f the Ibard, of No ---- - -•-- -.— Or :IC'E Ok' 0) . . ' ' 'lii' Principal OFP/I the , ORD.V.I.M'Ed rzat : 'ley will SET,L by TuVillit, on TLICHSD.I , Y, I, Lott ileven o'Cl,,ck iit the Fut ;no if NEW, Old), and UNSE emit! S•:::. of 'far,,t.ulic.s, Bedding o Oaf, ttric i l T,....., of Sorts, Fire-Irons, So Cease, ds,o4 Fire Enzirins, Intren teas • - ad Saltpetre Bazs, and Piece lA' ilts; the whole s! which n He rd of " th' prieci?al Storekeevsds 0 dade, and where printed Lis site pysons who may apply 3 ; By (MI r of the Board, partial 3:13I TO BE SOLD BY 1 Irvine. he let.. A lIIGHLY VALI': • ;:,,,.... sit Miles frm diet, a ~.i .01t. co-est..nsive with 79, 'W •- , •,4 A ::••s Of At able, Pastu is daily I , f. A , a. , ..e . . ,4 , ro d t h e L an d-ta severs •':,••. t. , ll: tak,n at a valor ~ 6 tow lie' da 1 „: . I r - ta r•-• pAid, mad I in . . ..._.• ..' • latinAiatele soar ..... • . . _ . asap" . 7! tV(Sl'.' 4 . TP.AVE " ••. ' •`. rbit•hed, in 512 : with Maps, ' p': . FIS; 1 . TOURIST ....vs . ~ ..t, ' :, . A \ TON throug ...35e • ~ ~' IRELAND; I ....ill .. : .01., •:1 the I;ritigh ...27$ i'l WILLIAII • • , • .......1 Edition, imps , ••••.:. I rimed far Sh £ 4 O •-• •'' 1..'...ae1c, and Joy, • _ .661 ly. .4)1 INSONS 'or .• , ;I:surci,..ic.tL ..1' rt :•..ll„..dceilli(alCAL cd 00s Vles, • ~ .c e,,,•• wall coe,aiu vete! 28, 141 •., ft - ti.);:a I.)t the S P ` - , :k,:: W . ; st India Diseas s. • . ans.J.d on Itpllep 41 • l it tA-IrV—Traasaet nade hi ' •• - • • .-Ch,rurgic:.l '1 is . i • - ' -,....!: :, z'Arie'.ure— .s;. iiil.o , YfrV . .. - ev ."." l— en: SE . w 6s . '' .: La !hi .47. a, I to 6$ ' '• • .... , Üblibili.t.l ; ..0, . , . ..C•• • i1a;1'..r.% lA.I )AY. t• ' •; N C: 4:.1, VI. i 61 ' 01 ' SI• • •, .; .: ' ‘ Wl,' SI . . ' ... ! .5r Vur, tab . ••• i- 1 .......Js i - trt . '4,:.1;:•' C. ._ NI- • 3. 6 • 40. ; ' •l• r _ 0 .'" _ • , . • :-- 11 4 0 . c• ' -,. , n , • - to t ‘ ..... 4 .' if t .----- yr Ms '' • • , '''-k.:. .1. • '. • • ' ,:0 qt.t:'.' - . • , - . .. u c , : 48 .. " 1 / 4 III:c - r , be known upon application to the Royal Artillery at Woolwich and in •etary's Office in rail Mall' aforesaid, 'fen and four o'clock, where the sealed up, and endorsed " Propo pond can be admitted after the said o'clock at noon of the same day, liced unless the party making it, or attend. R. H. CAEN% Seartal. :MON.INCA Aug list 23, 1819 - 'IC'EItS of kis MAJESTY ' de kerttt giro .Negice, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the y, the 9th day of September pest, at noon precisely, SUNpRY LOTS ;ERVICEABLE STOKES; can ting, Clothing, and Smiths' Bellows; , Standing Vices, IlatidsCrews, An reaching Tools, Tanned Bides, Sand Pieces; together with`various other I. maybe viewad upon application at Once in the Tower, until the. day Lists of the Lomee'Al be delivered to ly fur the same. trd, R. H. MISS; Stordary. PRIVATE CONTRACT, ,LIABLE ESTATE, situate :ma fionthuaptun, consisting of a ith the Parish. and about Six Hun ture, and Coppice Land, the Latter rat on thb wbcls redeemed. The Ovation, ..tde et Jams Ralfe, Esq. Wilsches tswered. VELLER'S COMPANION. • in Vols. royal Moo. illustrated 3, price 365. hoards, ;TS ; or, The AYELLER's ,u g h ENGLAND, WALES.SCOT ; comprelscutling the most celebrated ush Islands; with several (Waal& SI SIAVOIt, LL.D. &c. tproved and lunch enlarged. Sherwood, Neely. and' IMO; sad l'haer:•floter.row. CUARTERLY MEDICO JOURNAL; or, LONDON 1. L REVIEW, No. I. on the Ist dr tensive Analyses of Baron on Tuber &roes Membranes—Oiektuson and !aces.—Parry and eat on the nrculu. tiepsy—l'oxer uu ICtio3lll of the King's and queen's Col- Transactiona--Grunvilk on Venable , c.—Welsh on Lituodletting—WoAther ..ndie and ilrande on thavel—Mac 4—Thackrah on the Illtnstl--avd Damp- Narnher contains 160 Pages t.f con- the largest Jonnial of the . :iad, and LI, price 43. od. Quarterly. To be Ind 13EATJTI PY I NG TUE TERTIL ;.E TOOTH-POWDER has so of every toilet of rauk and fashion. further recnnumndatku of it. ablev,and without the ast:Aarweolany tredirnt whatever, it is flee fruni the of other Dentifrices. Its d:tersive -tt.- those destructive and corral ruere to the Gum, and i❑ the in- !•.,7 sore ness in the fernier, and rro .etrii wi!iteness (where it has keen hr t• r. It likewise intp.irts a firmness ; to the breath the most do ustd cw.lstittitly, AS directed, Veill,pre d ,tate even too:d age. ft!. by IL IIUTLEIL and SON'S, Chi or.rr of St. Paul's, London ; and 34, 1,) the principal l'trfutuers and Eindom. N. B. Parelnistra • ::••• mime mod addrilic " Bastit ;r icit ' • ei nitedrd' to esti (11 • • I •I ‘1$(.11+61) t 4 are .1141 MU 'brat • .4 tear. FORAGE; viz. Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats, in Cantonments and Quarters in the undw-mention" Counties in South Britain. Berks Norfolk Cornwall Northampton Devon Nottingham Dorset Somerset Essex Suffolk Hants, including the Surrey Isle of Wight Sussex Kent Warwick Lancaster York Middlesex That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of October next ; that Prop3sals in writing, sealed up and marked " Tender for Arnty Supplies" will be tic.. ived at this Office, on or before Tuesday, the 28th day of September next, but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day, and if sent by, post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be madr separately for each County, except fai the Couuties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter Which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two persons of known property enaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amountstated in the princtsd Particulars, for the due performance of the Coutract . ‘ and no Proposal will be noticed, unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices exprelsed in words at length; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Contract no troops should be supplied in the County, the expense of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to hits. Particears of the Contract may be had upon application at this Office, b et ween the hours of eleven and five ; and at the Odl.e of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. P.S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at this Office, between the bouts of Twelve and Two. . _ Ordnance Barracks at Newcastle - upon - Tyne, and Oats in Northumberland. And in the several Counties in North Britain, (including Troops on the march). PO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COMPOSITION, instead of the GENUINE BLACKIN prepared by DAY and MARTI N, they have adopted a new Label in which their address, 97, HG H lIOLBORN, Is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an atteni tion to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter press, will enable purchases's at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per fumers, Boot-makers, Ste. in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at 6d. Is. and is. 6d. each. THE YORKSITI REMAN IN LONDON. WHEN first to Lunnun town I came, On a visit, en a visit, When first to Lunnun oven I came, Good hulk ! how fblk amaz'd me; . For some I seed with boots so bright. That they reflected back the light, I at them gaz'd with sike delight, By guns, they almost craz'd me.—Fol de rol, tfcc. I aid a man that chanc'd to pass, Quite pelitely, quite pelitely ; Laid if folk wore boots of glass. He said my brains were crack'd all ; For it was Warren's Blackfni there, That sike a jetty gloss did bear, And the bright boots that shone so clear, By Warren's Jet wee bladed all.—Pol de rol, Ike. To see the Lift Guards on parade, I mun go Sir, I mun go Sir, Aud every boot they wore display'd A bright and brilliant hue Sir; When 10, in their bright bloom I saw A fellow at my pocket claw — no meant no doubt my p u tse to paw, And make rae Lunnun rue, /fir.—Vol de rol, •Scr. Since thus my money was preserv'd By the Blacking, by.the Blacking, • I thought that Wroacti well deservl lly gratltudeunfailing: And so I took my purse in hand, And off I truded to 30, Srs.aen, And there of Warren's Black so grand, A whacking hamper laid in !—Fol 'rails easy Shining and brilliant Buicrnia, prepared by ai#64 50, STRAND, London ; . And sold in every Town in the Kingdom; Is Books, at 6d. 10d. 12d. and 18d: Also Paste Blacking, in Pots.6d. 194.1 1 14 liid• nth. A Shilling Pot e,f Paae is equal to Four Shilling Bottles of Llift•id b:f Ash for WARREN's GREGORY'S CHESTERFIELD. - - This day was published, a New Edition, Trice Ss. bound, of THE ELEMENTS of a POLIt. EDUCATION, carefully selected from the LerrEas of the late Etat of CUISTERFINLD to his SON. By GEORGE GREGORY, D.D. Author of Poptilar Lectures on Chemistry and Experimental Philosophy, &c. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, and Co. J. Richard son ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; 'Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; 0. and W. Whittaker; A..k. Newman ; and Ogle and Co. 0- This Book contains a fund of useful practical knowledge, relative to men and manners, and is peculiarly at . ..lpm' for Youth completing their Education. It comprehauls the essence of the four Volumes of Lord Chesterfield's Letttrs, with the omission of what has been deemed xxceptionable. The epistolary form is preserved ; and the style and sentiments are entirely those of the Author's. For the benefit of the English Reader, the pas sages frotn other languages are translated; and a few notes are added where the subject required elucidation. GUIDE TO THE NETHERLANDS. • . This day was published, price 7s. boards, or Bs. bound. THE TRAVELLP's complete GUIDE through BELGIUM and 110 LLANO ; containing full Direc tions fur Gentlemen, Lovers of the Fine Arts, and Travellers In general : with a Sketch of a Tour in Germany. By CHARLES CAMPBELL, Esq. Second Edition. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. Of whom may also be had, 1. Tronchet's Picture of Paris, Sixth Edition, 6s. boards, or Is. bound. 2. Coxe's Gentleman's Guide in his Tour through France, Is. boards or Si. bound. 5. .---.2Travelcr's Guide In Switzerland, ss. boards, or 6s. bound. 4. Cooke's Topography of Great Britain, being a complete Guide to every County in England, Wales, and Scotkaid, in 52 parts, price Is. €d. each, or on Ann Paper, iss. Od. Any Camay may be bad separately. THE Profession of Physic is of such high impor tance, that beyond auv other it ought to be kept clear of ignorance and quackery. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. having dedicated themselves to thettudy, and been gratified by the most considerable practice in that branch they thought proper to select, trust, that after thirty years' residence in this Bletropolis, their talents are so well known, and their reputation eo completely established, that no apology is required for their dcviation from the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to state that their Medical Education has been of the first class—that they are Mem bers of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh: anskata satisfactory evidence of the truth of this statement, their diplomas and Testimonials may be seen at their House, N 0.107, !futon:. I garden, where they may be consulted with the greatest secrecy and honour, by patients of either sex, labouring under any of the' following complaints: Ist, TheVENEREAL DISEASE,for which they hart &cos vered a remedy that is not only a complete substitute for Mercury, in the cure of this complaint, bat which has the advantage of eradicating the disorder, without debilitating the constitutive...-. This remedy has been used Co some time wlih the happiest effects on the Continent, and promises to be the'means of entirely eiplo ding the use of Mercury, except in the most complei end inveter. rate cases. 2dly, In rases of NERVOUS DEBILITY and . VASCULAR RELAXATION their researches have been moat fortunate, and they owe to a late introduction to a friend. and pdpil of the iilustriouslissot,the acquigitlon of a simple mode .of treatment, which iudisiardivg the violent means'hithessopese tised in this Country, gives a tone to eve;y nuoctilar fibre of the I'atient, restores his animal spirits, and re-establlshes hip vi gour, without inflaming the Constitution, and this exposing him to the dangers of a relapse. In STRICTURES of she UR ET Il A, Messrs. C Ulf RIE and Co.'s plan of treatment , as so far surpassed every other method of cure, that aey ave excited the asunishrnent . and approbatiop a( tbe, most distina vdshed Medical Men, by effecting in three weeks Cures which defied all the resources of their still. Mines. CURRIE' and Co. of law have had reverel patients who had been week. enough .to place the:nu:bees under the care, and submit to the, mode of treaurent of men utterly unikilledin the cure or ate post dapserov.s and painftil enirtplaint,.atid when, etc, ate lose of mum time and ragney, they applied to them, and felt the efaeacy of their plan; ttettave been invariably as warm id t heir commendations of the skill to.whicktherowed their srtss .tonition, •as strong in their censures of thelgoolauce to "Buck. they hid' nearly fain victfini. Paiients in the counts y are di sked to state particulars of their case; their letters must bit, post paid, enclosing a Barb' of England note . , when the meant sary advice and medicines will bison to any pin's; the World.' No. 107, flation-garelem Sept. 25, J. Wadley. Coventry-Street, cheesemnnger; at twelve. Sept. 28, T. Earl, Kingston, dealer in coaft, at ten. Sept. 25, J. E. Thomas, MAW& grocer, at twelve. Oct., 30, S. Joseph and W. Hughes, Winchester-street, merchants, at ten. Sept. 25, P. Dussard, Welbeck-street, milliner, at twelve. Sept. 25 J. lintson, Old City Chambers, Bishopsgate - stree t, chant, at ten. Sept. 25, T. Banks, Southampton-street, Moms bury, straw-hat-manufacturer, at ten. Sept. 25, R. Tommie, Northumberland-court' Strand, dealer, at twelve. Oct. 2 , J. Nye ' Tunbrid g e, baker, at twelve. Sept. 28, J. Mayer, Ca momile-street, merchant, at eleven. Sept. 28, J. and G. Sykes, Currkre-hall-court, clothiers, at eleven. S. 28, J. Marshall, King's Head-Court, Newgate-street, wholesale limn-draper, at eleven. Sept. 28, R. Felton, Lawrence-Pountney-Line, hop , merchant, at ten. Sept. 28, A. Leslie, Size-lane, prOvisioa. merchant, at ten. Sept. 28, J. Marks, Both-place, New-road, ebinaman, at ten. Sept. 28, A. Keating, Strand, jeweller, at ten. Oct. 5, J. Lewis, Mineintlane, merchant, at twelve. (kt. 2, M. D. Martin, Burlington Arcade, Picca , :illy, jeweller, at twelve. Sept. SS, H. Gou4lake, Upper Thameaatreet, wlnet-merchant, at twelve. Sept. 28,. W. Parsons, Dake-street, St. Japes's, breeches-masker, at eleven. Sept. 28, T. Phillips, late of Breactetreet-hill, merchant, at eleven. Sept. 22, G. and W. Blakey, Leesls, grocers, at • leven. Sept. 28, W. ILa lett, Spa-fields, cattle-dealer, at tierce. Sept. 23, D. Goodall and T. ateruo.ter-row, crape-mani.fitcturers , at eleven. Sept. 22, Wilkinson,ll. Watson, late of Withern, Lincolnshire, corn-dealer, at eleven. Sept. 28, R. Whates, W:..pping.street, anchor-smith, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made In the C6UNTRY. Sept. 25, .1. llarvey, Weymouth, jeweller, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Weymouth. Septa 25, J. Ridley, Lancaster, mer chant, at twelve, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Sept. 23, W. Wright, Uppi Than), Rutland, horse-dealer, at eleven, at the Fakoa Inn, Uppingham. Sept. 25, J. Merchant, late oC Sh ton-Mallet, Somessetsh.re, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Gsmite Inn, Shepton Mallet. Sept. 27,1 Brentnall, Detby, maltster, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Oct. 8, J. Pri:- chard, Bristol, grocer, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bast 1 Oct. 1, T. Pallister, York, currier, at twelve, at Fara is Cofee•howe, Petergate, York. Sept. 25,4. Jackson, I edit mold, merchant, at , eleven, at the White Swan, York. Oct. 1, J. Mercer, Graystoneley, lime-burner, at eleven, at the Golden Cross, Preston. Sept. 25, W. Day's, Ulverston, it -a. manger, at two, at the Sun, Ulverston. Sept. 25, T. Mitchell, Cowick, lir.etiodraper, at eleven, at the house of W. Baynes, Petergate, Yak. Sept. 27, C. I. Sparkes, South Berated, Shopkeeper, at elms, at the Wheatalseaf e North -street, Chi chester. Oct. 9, J. and I. Dions, Looe, merchants, at eleven, at the Ship, Lone. Sept. 28, J. Shirley, St. John in-Brdwar dine, Worcester• hire, wool-stapler, at twtlve, at the Unicorn, Worcester. t. 29, J. P. Carpenter and J. Webber, W'el l'ington, Somers, t, drapers, at twelve, at the Squirrel, Welling ton. Oct. 5 s J. and J. Foster, Selby, Yorkshire, merchants, at ten, at the George, Selby. Oct. S, J. Bromley; jun. Staf ford, slob-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Swan, Starord. Oct. 4, IL Moule, Bath, baker,. at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Bath. CERTIFICATES-SIP .23. Elizabeth Lush, Sherburne, linenolrsper. 0. W. and G. In nal, Long-acre, oilmen. W. Watts, eosport, victualler. G. E. Phillips, Plymouth, waddler. Sara. 20.—J. Smith and J. Forsyth, Princes-street, Bank of England, merchants. J. Burleigh, Bristol, brass-founder. J. &Andy, Liierpool. merchant.• W. Low, ILsnover:strext,, Wal mortb,"-toordurtit.- -1. Cooper, Low Mallswood, Lincolnshire, Balmer. Bankebighlings, uterchaii4, 11V. Mule and R. Lockett, Vorceiter, coniaion-cartleA: 7 DISSOLIIIIONS OF PARTAItRS4I/P&; Wentworth and CO. York; bankers (So far as regards Richard Townencl). Talkington,and Male, rinpaiugham, lineu.drapere,.. Hove' and CO. Nottingham, manufacturers. Greet= and Whitt-, Liveriool, rcipcmakers. R.trd J. Jermingi, Bishop. Stortford; mangers., Mann anCr.nialard, Fletit-Ottleet at•d• liroWnirlaue, corn-factors. Brooman and Powring, Great Tower-street, scrag-brokers . Iliddeland Larnt,•Serallow-strert,- coach-makers. Wood and Cu. ,Fairlitl4,worimo-prinKrs (as far regirds John Wood). ileilawcll ,ind Fleming, _Manchester, • as plumbers.' Tomlinson and Co.. Wakefield, cornafactoric J. and C. flood, kluggin-true, siik-rnattufacturoue. J. acts. W. ij, othpson, Durbarn, cabittet.cuakers. John, James, and Ai; Th ThompsOn, Durham; opinaisterers. . Porter sad Ellis, Portsea, - 4":gentis. Ramsay an d Hamilton, Peurith, twine.spinnere. Alor said rockwood, Southsvirit, ltop-merchants. Ike/trams a:.•1 "MilleY;lftitlywell-street,silk•nteretrs. Tarrant and Prior, It o::- !nosoger-lane, linetvairsapers. •Croil end Co. .Glasgow (es far as regard* W. Alacfarlane). I. and M. Durham, Great Alle-strec t, scboolouistresses„Williams and Co. Bristol, ivory-blatk-mantt , !towers. !lain' and Thomas, Skinner's-street, St, Fatteras, • per-stainers. W. ,ancl4. Davey, Coal Exchange, coal-factors.— • Harris; 131noinghstes, gibiss•nsattnfacturees.• WM./aid VY:4100.•14°. goffill,uriri-1-44,1 fi gcOaRts: AdAula s$ eaten, 4 Stalfordsliire, china-mainifactsters, 13acwiA Will floc, Hissoeser, -Stollogdshire,lithiters, Smith itiCrlN Poo. Fhurch-atreet, winenierchauts. n Aulturf amp fillk i ifinv gat. ;lord NZati••ghamlFre,tsce-spanµfacturers. ••••• tied . Pritpceys. Ll;tiptoOlOwarble-niteseln and Wider& L aid Wheatley. 14.44:44pune..14414ter-gekies 4RlAlgelleru . -1 4 •01 1 0 vs mut Davao, Chtiteuhatn., Iticharilson and Greenwood, Leedi, cienosotobry:vers. Burrell and Co. Nosth S. kids, flint-gluo: manufactur.rs. a , ~! Thisday was published„ • The Fourth Edition, improved, in Two V.01•011746.piat hs boards • "- A N ENGLISH GRAMA AR;; comprehaming the Principles and. Rules of the Language; illustratid by" appropriate Exercise*, and a Key to the Exercises. By I.INI)LEY MURRAY. " We gave had no Grammarian, within the compass of our critical career, who has employed so much labour and judgment upon our native language, as the Author of these Volumes."— British Critic, Nov. 1809. " W 9 have read this work wick sufficient care to be able to pronounce upon it as a wet k of great correctr.css and perfection. These volumes will be fout.d particularly serviceable to instruc tots, tt young persons who hive left school, and to foreigners. * Christian Observer, Nov. Iso9. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and Darton and Harvey, London ; and for Wilsoi. and Sons, York. ~t I RE