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F 1 4. t' s :~. . • • A . • • • - •11,. • y••• 4%) • .4 e it:47 . -57 1, •'• . 114 P GAt 4 :e 4 -W r 1 111 .1 . 40 ;• 4 • 1 441. 2 41 N . VP 4 • 4 eft #020.1 Et r • ' .1 MONDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1815. )1 HER 8942 PRIC f• PA' - I ritAllth ROYAL, DRURY•LANL. WATERL'IO SUBSCRIPTION. CITY OP LONDON TAVERN, Oc roars 28, 1818. AMOUNT of SUBSCRIPTIONS ma de"and re ceived at this place to the 27th Inst. is it 197,596 its. sd. Further Subscriptions: Gayllerst %Atli Stoke GoV.ington, Butts, per C. DrAko £9 15 6 Serva..it: eif Uay!turgt house - 1 l I 6 _ _ ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE MANI/. , PACTIJRING AND LABOURING POOR. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Chairman. AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM- 1 TEE, convened to consitler of the present Price of Provisions, and the appareit disproportion between the same and the actual Price of Grain and Cattle, It was Resolved—That the sisbjcet appearing to then( to be of considerable importance, and Intimately connected with the ob ject of the Association, a Sub-Committee be appointed to Investi gate It, and report thereon to a future Meeting of the Committee. W. G. CAR TER, Secretary. FROM SATURDAI Aqt).'it L ... Is PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servant% will perform MACBETH. Nom, King of Scotland, Mr. POWET.I.• • M a cbeth, Mr. K E.AN ; Macluff, Mr. RAE% Barquo, Mr. POPE; Malcolm, Mr. WALLACIL Lady Macbeth, Mr'. BAR rLEY. To which will be added, FORTUNE'S FROLIC. " Dr ove, The Soldier's Daughter ; with The Magpie, or .Nt a itt el l'alakeau. Nt v,ll.e%day , The 13eggares Opera ; with Merry Mourner.. '" flo• r clay, the Revenge; after which, a new Farce. in be produced, under the title of Twety per Cent. i * on Fr og, I ke Birth Day ; with (first time), a n new Ballet, Ololutlian lAurels ; or, The Highlander's Return. rsOrJ , a popular Play. Fr it:e , ly of Tamerlane will be revived on Monday Pl ,. ,„ Mr. Kea' will make his first appearance in the eewee? of Il,iasrt. • -- --- MILITARY I'IttiMOTI• Corninissioni In the Royal Flinr is (?. ii • Corps). arid by the 1.m,1 Lieutenant floe County IS F 1 t. Sir George Farmer. Dart. to h. Cap•lin, vie Blomlre, rf.tigneti; Robert Stephen Parry. Gmt. .4) be - 4eenn ! 1.1. siren yes Porter, resigned; i.tnitenart jonn F. a• nu. *ler. ..41f. 1 .ay Of the 69th Retomein of Foot, to be Mitts. vlee Kinpley. Comnthsious in the Wats M lAA; s;gned by rite Lord Lino ►'.tri:h of* North Petherton, Somerset, by tips R•v. m George Il 7 From the Rotherham Wa•erloo Committee, second remittance, transmitted by Samuel Oath, Esq. Secretary, viz. Towt• ship of Laughton Ic i'Vlorslieu, near Rotherham Townships set Anstcn, Dinnington, and St. Jolm's, rear Rmiterham Township of Braithwell, ditto Township of Greasbro . , ditto 10 10 Temple-Chamben, Flect-strtei. The Sub-Commlttre are ready to receive communications, on the above subject, addrevsed, post paid, to the Secretary. They will meet on *l'uesday next, the 31st Instant, at Mr. Carter's, Temple-chambers, Fleet-street, at six o'clock in the evening. a•l Jaws henry Davidson, Gent. t; he Lieutenant; ;Jhn N4.1-!sr s Gent. to be Elis'yll. Conitni•nion in the King's Own Ite;4ment of sig-I by the I.ord I,l•litenant of thy County of .4,3fr0.a I 3 0 16 13 0 7 12 0 6 3 6 Ensign William ii,Gatliff to be Lieutenant, vice Arden, re signed. Commissions In the Derbyshire R.•g°mrnt nhl 'slaw ; .i gne a by the Vice. Littornant of the County ..1 1) thy. Adjutant Francis Dixon to serve with the rank of L'Aieain ; Wiliam Edward Wood& Gent. to Ise Lieut. , r.i it. Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the Ct.ti•ity of SS 11 BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY J. MAWMAN, 39, Ludgate-street, London: " Parish Church of St. Thomas, Ilaverfordwesr, per tu: A raE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, wiU be per formed, the Trait et CO R lOLANUS ci.,4 Marcelo Corteleans, Mr. ICEMI3LE ; Neinuis Mr. BARRY MORE; Bretui. Mr. MUILIitAY; Tulles Aufidie4, Mr. EGERTON. Volenusta, Mrs. RENAUD. To wh.ch wiU be added (sth time) a New Grand Historical Melo-Drama, called JOHN DU BART • Or, THE VOYAGE TO PO LAND. The Prince de Conti, Mr.HAMERTON i John Du Barr, Mr. PARLEY ; Francis, Miss S. BOOTH; Rodelski„ Mr. EGERTON; itrdr.ose o'3lb:eon, Mr. TOKELV ; Mimiski, Mr. LISTON: Colonel Cassimir Danow‘ki, Mr. ABBOTT. Edina Mimiski, Mrs. GIBBS. Doha Du Dart; or, 'lke Voyage to Poland, will be repeated mot evening. v.:no/crow, the Tragedy of Jane Shore. O n Wedneetlay,V theice Z2omedy of ed. As You I Ike it. On 'Thursday, en Prviery On Friday. the Comedy of As You Like It. INs'rITUTION for the REMEDY of ORGA- J. NIC DEFEC I'S and IMPEDIMENTS and PREPARA • TION of YOU CH for the Pulpit, Bar, and Senate, 57, Lincoln's Irwin-la.—Adult and Junior Pupils may be received at the bud tuion either for ilosnestic or private instruction, and Ladies or Gentknien may be attended by Mr. TUIELWALL, at their ov. n husses.—Plane and terms may be Tad of Messrs. Ards, (ornhdl: Ridgway, Piccadilly, Ste. pries is. or together with 'seeks of Experi.oca In rte Trastment of Organic Defeat, Free S. .t PRODIGY. (IN the 7th of NOVEMBER, Three of JC50,000, T.l Four of £.20,000, &e. &c.—No one can estimate the ad v.:l:age': e.tetaltrg the Prize Holder of a Ticket or Share in the rtornt Lottery.—No adearce is at resent made, notwithstand• itg , he increase is worth 2.1 per Cent. more than when the Ist:kets w:. , •1• first isbued. As such, HORNSBY and Co. request thtsr trim!, will not &lay baying, on account of the denial's!, a I,t.h must canto a d.sappoirtment or an extravagant price. 'hems an SHARES are Selling at No. XS, CORNUILL, by die Pubic's obedient Screams, HORNSBY and Co. ir U. MO R ROW WEEK, all the Glt E .1T CA - PITAL3 MAY BE DRAWN. S Prises of stSopois s per Ct. Coos. sCISO4 SO 4 3 II to 10 *kr. Sm. Om T. DISH the Contractor. rerp -r. 'illy oetptalots Cie Pisill'c, tlye o. Ikider, of Me ChAvroosest Stock Prizes may receive the Value IN MONEY ON DEMAND. at I..enurke Offices. 4, Costrun.L, and 9, CaARING-CROSS, %Lae •` .e ticket No. 2,657, a Pm of 240,000, was •413ared and .no in the Lottery drama ni Apil, ALL they Prizes of I ,000. vrirr also MI& GRAND STOCK PRIZES. 3 of 410,0(K , , 3 per Cent. Consuls. 4 of ai20,000, 3 per Cent. Consols. And Tory-one Gatti Capitals, in the STATZ LOITIRT, which begin, ith Novxmar a. W EBB , equ , sts the atiention of the Public to kft • tt , 't heme of the approaching Lottery, baring no doubt -c merit will he it. best recommendation. I-is i,:ave at tier same time to solicit a continuance of that P.tra ac.. which his Office Far hitherto 40 liberally exprriencsil, act so •tcl. y tt.zainerated ; haysog tit arrd anal Sold the Two 1..5. P.i z ... fal t 40,060 the Last £lo,ts 0, z.:4 the Last I'i,ooo ever brawn, 3,8 11 Shares 4'90,000 th . ) 9............ In iS Shar,, X30,000 In 10 Share% .610,000 Whole Ticket.-- ...... ..e1,050 ..... Whole Ticket £l,OOO &c. &c. ALL In the Law Four Monthy• TICKF. I and SIiARES are now on Sale at W 1.00% mod fortunate OFFICE, No. IT, Lodgato.street, n.ar at. rt 14.1 i Bank Note% exchattpd, and all Business In the Iwo; t executed, by G. W all Shuck WA RR EN 6 ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID ACKII4C; produces a most exqtisite Jet Black, equal 1 " I 'e h'Oest Japan Varnish, prestries the Leather sot:, and Irtr..its its crackli.g, does not soil the Linen, and will retain its In any Cliniare. Soil ahnlesale by R. Warren, 14, Sr. Martin's lane, London; . 4 . 1.14 I .ail by mf.at Grocers,.Boot.makers, and Pertioners, in every Lon in the King out, in Stone Bottles, Is. 6d. a pint, 10d. Lit 3 p'!,t , , t .t r4Ch. re Cst•rion.— . l hr superior quality of this Blacking has in. dur.d sty, ral Persons to sell spurious CotopoSitions under the 4h . ove 1.4t11..., to prevent which, observe, mote art genuine unless Warren" is sighed on the label, and " 14, St.Martin's = •P. -I,an •I. in the bottle. PILUL/E DiLHAURIINTES ; th hr. GREW. PILLS for the Cure of Dropsy, Gravel, Paine 14 ( 11 , Laos, Kidneys. and all Obstructions in the Uii- Ltry ! ' .sates. 111-1 Pills. which are the happy result of titig and print medical research, are now offered to the public ali.o!tor specific foe those most afflictive complaints in all 'their operation is so peculiarly mild, that they 5 Y l c glues to children as well as adults. here is not 0.1. !cast of mercury in their composition : and their efficacy 1 .1 t,ert.vo and &blunt irreiistible, having never been administered " cru dsi.oo.vrit in cases which at first appearet: hopefuls. A fair ty lit justify this description of their istimiraLlt qualities. J e j 4 ted by the Proprietors, Messrs. Harris and Firmir , Hi '", d ret t, Colchester; and sold by F. birwbt ry and bons, their stile "K"'", No. 45, St Paul's Churchyard, London; ',rice li. 6 41• a box, duty lector's-1 Where also may be had, Dr. Mild Apt tient Pills to be used is fah the above, or for Y Porpuseb, price Is. lid. a box.—Observe that the name Ntish trl n as cligraven in the Stamps. 12 16 S 0 1 1 Rev. Dr. Nash Edmund Lnckyer, Esq. of Plymouth Captain 1 houlas Sprey, R. N. • Subscriptions at Dover, transmitted by Henry La tham, Esq Mayor (in addition to £lO6 4s. 6d. eel leered in St. Mary's Parish, and £42 1 Is. 6d. in St. James's Parish, remitted to the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Mr. Fector's subscription of £lO5 remitted to London) - 291 4 6 The Proprietors of the London Courier Newspaper 109 0 0 From Moira Colliery, Ashby de la Zosch, per Jima than Woodhouse. Esq. - IS 0 0 9 5 6 W. S. ir It t s h l ti 1 At Barclay and Co. Parish of Kinsworth, Het ts Parish of Eddlisboro • - 9 2 0 Parish of Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire . - 2 1 9 Parish of Weisokin, per Rev. Mr. Matt - 16 11 6 Parish of Newton, per ditto - 5 16 0 Parish of Chipping Norton - - 1T 6 9 Parish of Einton, Warwickshire, per Mr. E. gbatn bers, Churchwarden - Parish of Brockdish, Norfolk, per Rev. Y. Reeve, Curve : - - 517 6 Parish of Mendham, per ditto - - '5 16 0 Parish of Sileham, per ditto • • 1 16 6 3 13 0 At Lloyd's. Parish of Gipping, Suffolk, by Mr. Robert Steggell Parish d Pontesbuiy, Shrewsbury, per the Rev. Hamlet Harrison, Rector of the first Portion 23 $ S Parish of Ingrave, Essex, per Rev. "ilotnas Newman II 8 6 Parish of Brent Ely, Suffolk, per Rev. Richard Snaps 9 2 4 Edw. Goldin:, Early, Berke, second Subscription 5 3 0 I. Neste, Esq. Scofield • - 10 10 0 The Rev. Mr. 56aW, Vantage • - 2 2 0 Mr. J. Newberry of Reading - - s s o Mr. J. Y. Wellatts, ditto - e 1 -0 0 Mr. H. Lewis, ditto - - t o 0 Mr. John Maggs, ditto - - 1 o 0 Mr. George Stadia, ditto :. - 1 0 0 The Rev. Dr. Wise, ditto - - $ 2 0 IMessrs. Simonds, Nicholson and Co. of ditto 21 6 0 1 10 0 ••• The Committee wishes to engage three or four light Apartments for Offices, with preference of suitable convenience near to and sweat of the Royal Etchano. Nita Brae, All Communications per Post, are to be &recta Waterloo Subscription, and to be put muter Cover, directed Francis Frahm:. Eq. - et. Loans, Post Oice, ,Lenin. Suboeript:ons sr. received at Lloyd's; at the City of London Tavvrif uss,l by all tbr bankers of the Metropolis. Unit tetni-er. J. P. W MASAI), Secretary. ESTA l'k FOS ziAi.E. • TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION, By Messrs. CILIP?S and COLE, At tbe New Inn in Abingdon, in the County of Berk., on Fat- DAY, the Id day of November next, at 1 hree in the Afternoon, wider cre:ditious of sale which will :hen be proluced, Dt- it able FARM And RESII)ENCE .tt liar- I sell, in the County of Berks; comprising a neat and sub stantial Farm Honse ' with Barns, Stabits, Out Offices, and Farm Yard, and Orchards and Inclusive* near; containing about "Two Acres and a 1141 f, with 1411 Aans, or thereabouts. of Arable and Palture Land, lying together in Ittrwell Field and 141ea doses, not th of the village, and world the turnpike road leading to W.illinglord. The buildings ar'e in complete repair, and the land it in a good state of cultivation. Tbe whole it copyliold of irheritance, held under the Lord of the Manor of Bishop's ilarwell, except about Acres, which is partly Irceholi and partly leasehold, for lon3 terms. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs. Morland and Miller, Solicitors, Abingdon ; where a plan maybe seen; and, for a view of the Estate, to Mr. Alfred Brown, the Tenant. Printed particulirs may be had in the course of the fortnight preceding the sale, on application to the Auctioneers; or at the place of sale, and other principal Inns in Abingdon, Oxford, Far ingdtm, Vantage,lislsY,Newbury,and Wallingford; or of Mr. Wilcox, A•iction Mart, London. -- ---- • - - FiLASE.R'S AMERICAN NURSERY, SLUAN- ,QUAKE, CHELSEA. Y SHE VALUABLE- and HEALTHY GROWING .1. STOCK of this NURSERY will be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. COCHRAN, on Monday, the 6th November, 1815, and following Day, at Eleven &Clods, on the Premises, by order of the Assignees : Consisting of a numb er of Standard and I)wuf Trained Peaches and Nectannes, of different sizes; Pears, Plums, and Cherries, with large Fruit bearing Heads, including Erasers' ' new Hart Cherry, and otbera ; flowering and Evergreen Shrobs; English and American Herbaceous Plants, Flower Roots, Scc.; Ivy's and Clematis; a quaLtity of strong Garden Frames and Lights, Hand and Striking Glasses; a great variety of Roses,and other ornamental Plants in Pots: with some large new Magno lias, and other ornamental Standard Shrubs in Borders; a quan tilt of Ent Plants of the Rhododendron Crawbiense, of different ages, in the ground ; Rhododendron Punctattint, and a Variety of new and curious Ametican Plants, all in fuse condition for removing. To be viewed till the Sale by applying on the Premises, where Catalogues may bo bad; and at Messrs. Gordon's, Fenchurck. street ; Messrs. lair s, Seedsmen, Borough ; Messrs. Mason and Son, Fleet-stet et ; Belvidere, Islington; at the Auction Mart, near rho Bank ; with Commissions and Particulars by Address to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. CANAL PROPERTY. SEVERN AND WYE RAILWAY SHARES, &c. TO DE SOLD BY AUC I lON, By Mr. scan', On Fatv.‘v, Nov. 10, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, 11111NGHANI NAVIGATION, a Share in, l 10. 7; vis excellent steadily improving concern, well known by sel 1111 l ent advantages- the dividends have regularly advanced to 136 dear pi r Annum, wiih the best-founded prospects of to iticrea.e. 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It is shove all dioingioshable front every former Edition tit the same Work, by the a Llition ot a copious index.-- Price Xi. is. hi boards, dewy Svo. and royalpaper, hut-pressed, price ,dg. 2s, _ . . Oxford. Walter Sttiadand, Ilerfamin Hol! , .wir , , and Hcnry Pitches Boyce, Esqr4. to be Deputy I.lemetianti. Oiford Troop of Yeom3ory—Wdliant Stever.s, Cent. to be I.ieutenant. Oxfortighire T:oop of Iteomanry—llenry F'rancis Mayor, (3, tit, to be Cornet. Tbis Gazette notifies, that nn the 201 Prince 1 7 .4 t rhazy had his first audience of the Pr:nee Regent at• a-hon and ' • • that on the u6th he had his first att , iience of her at the Quern's Palace. It further amiounces the appwn. ment of Louis Duncan Cassamajor, Esq. as Secretary of Embassy to the Court of St. Petersburgh. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Dec. S. William Stone, late of Sloane-square, Middlesex, mer chant, favor, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Ncre. 4; Richard Wright, of the Platform, Rotherhithe, Surrey, anrgetin and apothecary, dealer and chapatan, at ten, at Guild hall; London. BANKRUPTCY SUPER sEnEn. John Thlivitea, late of High Holhotn, liner-draper. BANKRUPTS. Richard Wine Lloyd, of Cheater, wine and liquor-ftierdiatio, dealer and chapman, to surrender November gA, gl, and Des. 9, at one, at the King's Arms lun. Liverpool. Attortneis, Messrs. Blackstock and Dunce, Temple, Lou !on ; at Messer. Pritt and Kewley, Liverpool. Isaac Tubbs, of Liverpool, rope-mak r. ship-chandler, dea/er and chapmati, Nov. gg, v 3, and Dec. 12, at oi)e, at the :.inn's Arms, Liverpool. Ai bakiest, M , ssrs. 7liephard. A dling vu. and Gregory, tiedford•row, Lnlidon ; or Meoars. D. 1114 r 2 and Topharn, Water-titre -T. !Averred. William Kirkpatrick, of Mont-1104er, merchant, &err and rb m man, November 14, 15, arid Dec. 9, at surer, at the ;1,10. ey Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorn'es, Mr. Haden, LacWavle street, Manchesrer; or Mr. E. Coester, Staple Inn, London William Ball, of from,. Se !wood, swilenetahmt, e.ea'er and chapman, Nov. to; 17, and Dec. 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Frome Se!wood. Attornie-, Mr. Williams, Rest Lissa. sqtr , re, London; or Mr. George Mes-iter, From-. Johu Masson, lats; of Bourn, Lilicola•shirc, N e 14, at live. November 93, at even, at the Crown Ic:n. ••taniturd, and Dec. 9. at eleven, at the Bull lim, Bouro. Ai:ornieli, Mr. Richard Ely, Stamford ; or Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield, No. s.Gray 4 Inn-etiolate, London. lame. Kinder, of Arbury M 11 , WareAckshire, miller, dealer . and chapman, Nov. is, ar 4ix, Nov 7, and I/re. 9, at vlev,-.rt, at the Pull and Fleur-de-Lis Inn, Nuneaton. A•t G. urge Greenway, Attleboroueti Hall, n,•at . 74iintaz ,, n ; or 2.1 r. Coo. stable, Symoinrs Inn , Lliancery-lone, London. Witham Kirkby, of Chilver's-L'otton, Warwick-hire, tallow. chandler, dea , er and c'i simian, Nov. 6, at •is, Nov. 7, 21111.)...C. 9, at eleven. at the Pub and Ntinewon Attornies,. Mr. George tlreenway, Nuneaton; or Mr. Opuses. Syniond'. Inn, Chancery-lone. Andrew Graham, now or Utent Lancashire, draper, dealer and chapniao, N A), Si, ant! Dec u, at tun, at toy White Horse Inti, - Matiche-ter. Attorisies, Mr. Solttittti Wood coCk, of Rury ; or Mr. Hinny Blake-folk, Stojeasit's tun, Fleet. street, London. William Spring. of Swansea, Glamneranshire, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, Now. it), 11, and I've ',it Vinci'. a'. She Push Inn, Swansea. Attars; es, Mr. Price, L, 1.14:0af lot, Loan's; or Mr. James, iwan•ea. John Beaky, of Fern Grove, Curt', Lancashir.. w•sollen-manu. fact urer, Nov. '2O, '2l, acid Dec.'', at 00/t n. at :lir Inn, Manchester. Anortoe-, \ Ir. Sliaw, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. Parker, Bury, Lancashire. Edward Collinson, of C:e.sk d•.;ine, 1.09 'on, oil merchant, dealer and diapason, Nov,mber 4, i 4. .411.1 use. a. %%asks., at (,uiltlhAq. Attorn , v4, Me•sm.„ Slob to, .%14.1ts au. Pears,., _ Freilerick's• place, Ohl Jewry Thomas Bundock, of 1.111 Atm, and of 0-tend, in the Netherlands, merchant, dealer and empnia!), N!.v. 7, I 4, I) e. to, at ten, at Guildhall. Alfonsin', Mr. RAM' 01412o:1-y44m, Lon don; or Peter Healey, Manche er. Theopollus Smith, trlicrwilk: I 1.1‘.4 11, of Law voice pounttley.taile, Loodoe, .r and eta man, Nov. 4, at ten, Nov. 7.at one, and Dec 4, at at Aitornies, Messrs. Swain, stevens, and PI arse, Ire. derick's-placr Oid Jewry. John Chilcot Webb, of Russell -street, llermandsey,fellinnuerr, dealer and chapman, Nay. 4, at ten, mt. 7, at oar, a of D c. 9, a: ten, at Guldhall. Attorney, Alr. Shaw, Statile'. Inn. thomaa Bailey, of Walbriesk, London, merhasit, dealer and ehapman. Nov. 7, 14, and Dec 9, at twe ve, at Outith,ao Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery lane, Landaa ; r., Atte Peter Healey, Manchester. DIVIDENDS to he made at GUILD:TALL. March 5, William Coles, Mincing-line, broker, .1: eleven.-- Nov. 21, William Woo!roadie the elder and youtizei., of Rmher hi,hr, ship-builders, at eleven. Nov. 18, W Mimi! 1 obnMas•er 01 Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, watch-manuf..rtorer, at one. Nov. 18, l'homas Barber Bennett, of ►l'appii:g Wall, .loissellee, at twelve. Nov. 91,'1 linmaa Philip Hillary, ut Mart.-lane, mut . - chant, at one. Nov. 28, James Pawlerr, el Kiii t .-striet, Holborn, victualler, at eleven. Nov. 18, John rill 4, of wine-merchant, at twelve. Nov. It, J.An M,islinisi Pitman, of Sun-street, tallow-chandler, at eleven. Nov. 2.1, ral.ani Mar cus Levy, Lenion-Arrer, merchant, et ton. Dec. 19, Mary and Samuel Waterford iVondward, of Hompras Wharf, timber-mer chants, at twelve. ltiv. 21, Thomas noddy, id tipper Rus.,r4l - Bermondsey, Minimiser, at twelve. Nov. 9s, Edw.trd Ledger, King•stiect, Che:irside, warehouseman. at eleven. Nov. 21, Valentine Close, of Handley, Staffordshire, potter, at ten.— Nov. Si, John Frye, Standon, Urns, stationer, at one. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Nov. 15, William Marsden, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. Nov. 17, James Kay, Warrington, ironmonger, at four, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. Nov. 27, Thomas Skirmsliire, Fakenham, schoolmaster, at eleven, at the Crown, Fakenitain. Nov. 17, Charles 'lraq, Warrington, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. Nov. 27, Wi tiara Moore Ward, Warnigton, shoemaker, at eleven, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. Nov. 17, Matthew Knowles, Marple, tan• nee, at twelve, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. Nov. 17, Gvorge Frith, Boston, merchant, at eleven, at the Peacock, Boston. Nov. 14, John Mania, Alfrlston, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the 'tar, Lewes. Nov. 16, Absalom Stephenson, Bolton, draper, at eleven, at the White Hart, Boston. Nov. 29, WM. James, .swan sea, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Commercial 'town., Bristol Nov. SO, Henry Crawley,_bristol, rectifier, a eleven, at the Con. trerctal Rooms, Bristol. Nov. 14, Juba A:ayliew the younger, St. Oseyth, Essex, miller, at eleven, at the Wagg..n and I loves Inn, Colchester. Nov. 27, John Myrton, Matthew Jones aid Price Glynn Mytton, Wakbpool, bankers, at tea, at the Royal Uak Valsligool. +~