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V 4, '1 1 1 a r r •p.. 141JMBER. 11 89. CORNWALL AND DIEVONSHIRE MINING COUPANt THE DEPUTATION from the BOARD of, DIRECTORS, appointed to inspect the DI INES belong to the Company, h a v e returned from Cornwall , and have Mode ' , elf REPORT, which is now printed, and in civet... of -delivery the various Shareholders. But any other Persons desirous of tvports, may obtain the on application to the Secretary, at the 'Afaces of the Company. Oakes of the Company, Lombard-street; July 8, 1825. JOIIN WOOD, Secretary. TO THE MECHANI.CS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. ITIHE REPRESENTATIVES of the LONDON and it. PROVINCIAL TRADES, recently assembled in London, having resolved unanimously to continence, on SUN I/A1 next, the 17th instant, a new WEEKLY - PA PElt, to be called 41 THE TRADES' NEWSPAPER, and NIECIIANICS' WEEKLY J ()Uit NAL," which shall be exclusively devoted to the advocacy of the Interests of the Working Classes; tboy appeal with confidence to you for your active frienaLship and support. The cause in which they are embarked. is the cause of aU the Mechanics of the 'latish 'Empire, who have but to support una nimously Tuts, Tiflis own Pana, to make their voice heard and listened tp as it has never hithetlo been: an effect which must be alike ausicions to the interests of the Mechanics thentatives, and of the Natioa at large. 6311111Tet OF DlAttAtmitart. inhn Gast, P. U. Knight, Jo!In Thrritv. Wm. %Valli% Wet. Maunder, Thomas 3larsh, I)aniel Swallow, David M'Ciuiland, John Lang, James &air, John Symons. . Roma But:Trott, Esq. 55, OIJ •Ilroad.strett, Stdicitor and Tres surer to the l'aper. Mr. W. 11. VAIMEN. Secretary: • - - Orders f..r " T:11 TIA4O4Ve Fisereeevez" will received at the, Arc: of rite Paper (Mirror difice), No. 143, StrauJ ; and by all l'o..tuuters and Newsmen in town and country. .1:: early Edition sill be transmitted Ay tbe Post lit time to be. tviv.:4l on Sunday, in all places within Three lluadreil Mile. of the ilt.tr nig ills. : --• This day was ruLliihed, price THE EDLNLIURGEI REVIEW, No. COSIZIvri : .• .{.inpres History of Iligland—Povtry ; English Poetry—Mo. de Napoleon ; 3letunircs i r Fouctie—Alien Law of Eng. land—lloscoe's* Italian Novels—High Church Opinions on Popular Education—Recent History of the Catholic Question—Mr. Broug ham'. Inaugural_lliscourse—The Spirit of the Age. Printed for Long:lino, Hurst, [lees, Orate. Brown, and Green, London; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinhurgh. In the Press, AREFUTATION of the NIISTATEMENTS con tained iIIanAN ONYM O US PA NIPH LET, donatively circulated by the [Awl! ]uunc - Cootratry, cutituled, " eintionary Observations to those who contemplate an Itinstment of Property in new. Docks," accompanied by some useful intormation to the Proprietors of that Establishment. Qne facet per alium tacit per se. Will be sold by J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill. ICIJA R DS JN, GOOD UCK, anion. r:spectfully acquaint their Fritilds and the POhlic that the state Lottery will ha drzwii in One Day, MAT FRIDAY. The Scheme contains Four l'rizes of X 4.1,00 and other Capitals. There are no Ilinks, as every Numbet will receive XS, Shares in proportion. Theft are Sisty.four Pipes ot Wine, gratis, attached to the Four Prizes of 1000 Guineas, being Simeen PliSes of Wine to each Prize, r.nd tor Shares in proportion. The Wine to be sekcred from the hock of any Mcrelhint in the Kingdom by the fortunate Holders themselves. Tickets and Shares are an Sale by RICH.% *MON, Goon Lem and Co. at their old-established Office, 104, Dank Building., Conthi lL NgxT FRIp4:I WIFT and Co. are•Seaing the Tickets and Shares kJ -for the DrawinK on NEXT FRIDAY, wben the POUR l'eises of £20,000 GUINEAS each, and all the other Capitals in thy &hew, must . hr prawn. Every-Ticket will. receive Xj.at the least, and the fortunate lividers of the Four Pri=es of 1,000 Guineas will hive,. in addition, §isfy.fpui.Pipes of Port Wine, via. fur a Ticket Slater, pipes ) And in pinportion for any Shag,, being One Pipe for a Siaterith. .SteFs and pi>. an 4 Bold, in April and May lan, Tett tapitals, inrAnflin; Na. 1;054; iiiriza of X20,Q55, at their Qid Offices, No: 11* roFltry ; .12, Charing cross; and 31, Akl gate 114;h4treet. ti ISII, - .Contpirctor, sincerely Thanks the Public for I. their distinguished' Favours. and regrets to state, this pro bably it the last-Scheme he shall have the pleasure to' Centrart for, PARLIAMENT HAVING RESOLVE I) TO ABOLISH LOTTERIES FOH EVER! Unities the•Psixes in .the prosent.Rebotne, amounting to ;.:14,442 • in. Sterling• Atone!. DISH ADDSSIXTisPOUR 'PIPES OF WINE, RAMIS! Tai.refote, indertudeutly of the ' FOUR - GRAND PRIZES OF 411,056 LE21;025 £21,025 tmu igAyy 07MMIL CAPITALS, AIM MO SLAtias ALL IN ONE DAY. NEXT FRIDAY. R.Lelt of the Ilolders of the Four Prizes of 1,000 Guincas, whether , bought at Zinn's, or any other licensed Lottery Offer, will be entitled to Sixteen Pipes of Wine. awl for Siirre. In i.ro portion ; go that a Sixteenth will have One Pipe of Wine besides the Share of 1,060 Guitieas. The Wine to be chosen from the Stock o f say Wine "Alerchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate holders- themselves. In the toterry drawn Tuesday, 31st May, Dein shared and sold . No. '1,904 . se:50,000 . in 6 Shares. . • 3;446 XlO,OOO . iu 9 Shares. Asd Seven Other Capitals. Ilhares of 'which werisslistributed all over the United Kingdom. A variety of Numbers are now on sale by Bl*kl, CON fKA CTOR, Grabill, sad , Miring eras, London ; and by bis Agents throughout the Kingdom. FOR,PERSERVINO TILE TEETH AND GUMS. E • VEGETABLE TOOTH , POWDE R. has so long been in general use that it is almost unnecessary to offer any Further recommendation of it. Composed of Vegetables, • ithout the admixture of any Mineral or pernicious ingridient whatever, it is free from the usual objection against the use of 'Oilier Dentrilices. Its d. : tersive power is just sufficient to arirdbi. !site those destructive particle.* which adhere to the Guma,and the Intention of the Teeth; %rating injuries. in the fornser,, and pro rnmiag a new Eaamel strinire it bast een injurrif- 6 f. 49 71 k4 ): 99 the latter.. It likewise imparts u fi rmness. aild'beigttyl 4 VT 01 the (ispus; and if used regularly will prcserve the Tee* Irk a . . . .. . . sound repro to old age. • Sold it Poke*, at Ss. 9J. by flutter, Cherish!, 4. atlf. ;Pak., Bt. 1,4 4 ,re t ,.40rr0rg god Co,. 15411, Ntve Bon4l,pgreet. IAM4Ori; I>)4 by tb,c,prjogipol!rerriutiers and Aledicise ..entisrs.theouslund the 11 . u:cif Kingdom. Or whom ; may be. had, flouts's superior 5?...s - cm Winer , Tpoya .iht mists Is, eii.b; . awl Ihritlea very fragrant Lavanoint .14:a.r.se, j n bail pints,, at Ss. 61 • --- Be tarefial.se i4.lmr ; is ' . s.VtaiLidiskeisirit Posevisi and lo observe the UAW. Vi! va:ardviiptler; 4, Chripside, a P..aagr i ased, err ttiontarne at 4 d •to'eatli Sot et this esteemed; fdtr:iice, la elstiztr!!,h it from Imitations glider similar titles. . . . . . . • • • .:-.7...... e a•• • •• ! •t' - • • s . l • . ir r---Tt,', - , .. • # ' 7 •• •' ... 4 qt'le S • • • < -__:# l.•.* •• t \V.: - ' „ . • . . .. ... 1 1 .- 61 : es • p Vail. 01• • •.- • : , ... le i ii„, .„, • , . .'. ~ . -. ' S .. L !....: ~. !;.;,•, .. ; . „,... . -. 4 .."-, ..... - .•?..ingift . . - ''''' -1 16111== -- t.. --- V . 4 .. •••• +-Ir. •.. i . "N . .. 110$ 1 fl.4*•• ; • • 1. 7 ' 4 . 2 ' 11-7 ~ • ' - ' I , -7 . ~,,;:; 7......N i . J5 , 11 ' ... r ; : up . ..? ..:-.1.6; h e cq....77 : : e ~‘ • , ,1 . ,!:.,....).„ - _,,,,.... 21 .—„:* ... . : • ... .: ...• .e. ,•• . ... • .. . . . .., ii L( . „.....„...........;),, • ~..1 . . : „(p)por. .• .-i •' er . . . I .... 11/11 or N 11111 1... , ...Me . ...... _., 1) 1 • 1i : - .. • ••••": woromm.e.... k . • • LAW LiFS-ASSUI FOR THS ♦SSURANCE 0 EVII.RY • STAT 120 AtCaftan, / Nathaniel, Esq. Atkinson, Thomas, Est Charles, FAQ. Green, William, Esq. Atli llickersteth, Henry, Esq. Brougham, Henry. Esq. M.P. Brundrett. Jonathan, Esq. Cardsle, William, Esq. Couftenay, Philip, El. Farrar, Oliver, Esq. Harrison Richard, Esq. Jones, J ohn, Esq. Kaye. Charles, lies!. Knight, William 1 oung,-Esq. Lockhart, J. Ligroin, Eq. M.P. Lowe, William, Esq. MONDAY, J ItANCE SOCIETY, F LIVES OF PERSONS IN 'ION OF LIFE. MUM rem, C. Christopher, Esq. ' Searlett, James, Esq: M.P. Williams, William, Esq. M.P. mu. Mcqueen, Thos. P. Esq. M.P. Marsham, Robert, Esq. NichoU, Mid, Esq. Peake. Mr. Serjeant Pullen. Richard, Mg. Preston, Richard, Esq. Raine ' Jonathan, Esq. M.P. Reardon, Daniel, Esq. Richards, Richard, Eq. Scott, John Fallow&Id, Esq. Stevens ' Willl,an En. White, Richard, E.g. ros.s. Saxon, Nathaniel, Esq. Turner, Charles Robert, Egg. :tea to the extent of £3,000 Au, Alderson, Edward Hall, Esq. Campbell, John, Esq. ASSURANCES are efft upon the same Life. Every facility is given, and the Assured for Life, after three years, are entitital to base FOC li.FI PTHS of the prays added to their cies, or may-apply the s SAM in reduction of the Annual Premium. Nn extra Premium on persons in the Army or Navy, unless in actual i'irvice. Assurances may be effected upon the Lives . of persons residins at a distance from London, without a line for non appearance. 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FLY • Joist published, pare !s. • T'k:E JEWS' CATECHISM...— Dedicated to the Rev. Solomon liirschel. London: Printed for Knight and Licey, Paternoster-row. . ". ' f - I‘l,tieE SEVEN' ItNet. , • 'Vitt:FAY IVL:HT'S GA.44TTA WHITELiALL, JULY. IL The icingslass been pleased to grant to Ose Bev. William Bock; laud, B.D.the plate and dignity of a Canon of the Cathaleal.Cliatels of Christ, in the University of Oxford, void by the aware De: Jam... Barton. • s t - CROWN OFFICE; JULY. 8. . Day& and Places appanted for holding the Summer Assizeoi . 1825, via 1.11014 "Sd Moo, a new ..EJition. in Ent fish and Latin. price 4s. bound. "The ftmifiar mode in which these I)islogues are written. is sufficient to render them highly aceeptaMt to those yoting Lilies who wish'att ittattnisent of the Tadguazi:." CHESTER. The Honourable CHA Imes Waiters, ChiefJustitc. The Honourable TUOMAS'AVM the whet' Justice. Montgomeryshire —Monday. August at 1'.,u1. Denbighshire—Saturday, August 13, at Ruthin. 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Nunn; Longman, ile , rst, Rees, Orme. and Co. T. Cade; J. Richardson; Baldwin, crAtinck, and is ; 0. 13. Whittaker ; R. Saunders; J. Colling. wood ;* nurse, Robininn, and Co. .J.Pal ker,Ozford; and Deighton and Sons, Cambridge'. By whom OM are pi:Matted, The Entire Winks of - William I' sky, MD. including the addi tional Sermoni;-the an Account ig• his Life and Writin.z., by his Son. Very handsomely printed in Seven eds. Biro. price ,e 2 165. wl - ' - ' Nr.w and SUPERIOR EDITIONS of Da. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORIES, and other POPULAR HISTORICAL CLASS BOOKS. ..1~, This d..y were published. price 6s. embellished with a Classical and Modern Ildap of England and Wales, new Frontispiece, See. • WESTIXNSTER REVIEW, VII. will .1 be publiibed on Bfontlay next, and contain as follows: f. litichotes F.ditlon of reoissart's Chronicle—T A l. The Dritish Code of Duel—l li. Blangui •Voyage en Angleterre et en Europe - System 4 Phonetic ititrogftpbies Dr. Young and M. ChampoitionV. Law Abuses, lkisColloeh's Discourse on Political F.conorny%—Vf L. Dr. Henderion's History of Ancient sod MiJern wine.; Ttipotrapby of all the known Vineyards—grill Wright's Solution of the CambriAlge 'Problem. —IX. Present System of Education—X.. Krliors M•looirs of the Afairs of EJrope from the Peace of utreeht.-.. XII. Periodical Literature: I. Edinburgh Review • stitch" re lating to Psiiamentary Reform; S. Quarterly fits;iew, Articles on Classical Literature. . Loudest I Printed tor Bildwin, ended, and Joy. ••• The Eighth Number will bt publishcd iu October. • . The Northern, Norfolk, Home, Midland, Oxford, and Western Creaks, have 'tread); appeared in the Seim. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Craven apd Joshua Parker, Hecktr.toolveieke ' Yorkshire, scribbling-Millers, from July 16 to August 17, eteleven, at thit office of Mr. Carr, Gomersal. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Sir Paul Baghott r .Lypiatt Park, Gleonestenhire, banker. • BANKRUPTS. • Matthew.Ltatigh, Minories, chemist, to surrender July ISt, 23, at eleven, ind August 20, at ten, at the Coursof Commissioners of Lank u?ts, *g• a'asste:. Attorney, Mr. Alexander, Hat ton-ca.o et, 'fhreattneelle-st reet. Harley Thomas, I.t: Mancbett:r, silk-mercer, August 5,6, and at nine, n the White Bear 11.11, Manchester. Attendes, Messrs. Adlinottmand Co. Pedford-row; or Messrs. /dents and Goolden, Spring.gardens, Mauchester. Samuel Vauxhall, late of Pool, Musugotneridtire, builder, July 16, i 6,.asul Aegis* 20, at eleven. at the Royal Oak lass, Pool. Attornies, Messrs. Griffith*. and Currie, Welsh Pool; or Neestal blithe and Parry. Temple. Francis bent and Jahn Maileett, Southampton, linen-draperea July 12, at twelve. 19, and August qo, at one, at the Court of cipaansisCouers of Bankrupt', Basinghaßatrost. Attornies, essrs. Hodgson and Ogden, St. Mildred's-court. Waiter Meader, late of Shaftesbury. chandler, July 23, 9s, atoll August 2 at (*veep at the Grosvenor Arms lop, Shaftesbury: Amato*, Mr. /amen, Aruudcl-atreet, Strand; or 1119ssrei . Bowles and Co. Shaftesbury. James Parr and Bichard Mercer, Scotlaud-road, Liverpool , coma dealers, July 2e, !9. and August 20, At {me s a the Simms lan, ,Dale-street, Liverpool. Anomie., Mews. °reed and Cie. las Wrliool; or Messrs. Lowe, Southampton-huildings, Chmseery lane, Louden. fticttard Skeltoo Whitaker, Leeds, brewer, July 23,, at York Ms , tie, 30, and August 20, at the Court-house, Leeds, at demo: - Anoraks; Messrs. Battye and Co. Chancery-lane; or Mr. air-- greaves, Leech,. Henry Smith and Samuel Sanders, Finchley, builders, July 16, 63. and August M), at eleven, at the Court of, Commissimsei-s of Bankrupts, Badogkall-street. Attorney, Mt. Bentsen, Token house-yard. Jacob N:dsh, Little St. Thomas Apostle, spirit-dealer, July 23,30 i at mine, and August 20, at ten, at the Court of Commisiianers of Bankrupts, ISasinghall-stre.-t. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Ctifa ford's Inn. DIVIDENDS to be made In BASINGIIA r.r-sTrt nrr, July 30, P. C. Lee and W. Ballard, Brentford. linen-drapers, at ten. July 30, J. Gray. Bishopsgate.street Without, grocer, e.t twelve. July 30, a Foot. Gracecliurch-street, 'victualler, at ten. July 30, J. Dowley, late of Willow -street, Binkside, eorri-nto-- chant, at ten. July 30 , S. Gigney, Latehingdon, Mier; farmer, at ten. July 16,. W. Orme, Southwark, distiller, a , twelve. Jely 30, D. Dy ball, Fetter-lane, tavern-keeper, et twelve.' JtilY fl y T. Runt, Twickenham, grocer, at ten. July 'JO, S. 17ownes, Cranbourne 7 street, Leicester-square, itaberlasher, it elevetys Jtriy 30, Sir John Ladd, late of Cornhill, ivaich.maker, at ten. -July • 30, B. Baines, Canterbury. bookseller, at twelve. July 30, Henry,. James, and John Wood, Chandos-street, haberdishers, aetVielve. July 30, A. Ross and J. Murray, Le:Aeolian-buildings, .Gracea, church-street, merchants, at twelve. 'July 30, J. Peck,. Andover% linen-draper, at twelve. August 13, W. Young and J. Renard, late of Down's Wharf, Hermitage, Merchants, at twelve. July 31, W. Whitbread, Southend, Essex, linen-draper, at twelve.,-- July 30, W. Whitby and P. Withington, Clement's-lane,, brokets,- at twelve. .tuly ;0; S. Itacifuri, Chi.welr-street, victualler . at twelve. July 50, C. Wise, Candling, near Maidstone, peper, maker, at twelve. Jr. 30, W. J. Arnold, Idol-lane, Tts:ver. street, wine -broker, at ten. July 30, J. Docker, Great Vuusell. Street, Covent-g.:rden, victualler, at eleven. . . • . CA 111 NET-11AKERS' SOCIETY. EA CA ISINET• and UPHOLSTERY, at the V LONDON IU POSi ro RA for liner N AKERS' SMIETY, being the toey re.il one now existing las Lemaslow, No. '7l. Corner of LEA DEN II A I. L-STREET, ukpessite Aldgate Pump, and which has been Ibtablished upwards of Six Ye.ri. For Ileanr Nloak:r„ and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nohilit-, and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Estnblislinient, for the Benefit of Industrious and Ingenious Mechanics (who have large Families), by off'ting their Alanufactured Articles in the .Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper than by any House in London, no othcr Profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and inci4entalexpenses; being satisfied with constant employment to enalke them to support their families, the, number of whom appears by the books of the last Quarterly Meet ing to he 148. From the great patronage the Committee have re ceived they are ha hopes of increasing that number. The whole of the Society beg leave to return their sincere thank' to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their Orders and Recommenclatioaa; and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction ; at the same time solicit a continuance of their tenevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The following Articles are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low I'rices, all warranted.-,-Ready Money only. Full size Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bottom £3 155.- Full size Tent Bedstead 11 65.-Bordered- Hair 'Mattress to fit J£l Is.-31ahoga.ny. Drawers, solid .Ends .C 5 :St.-Feather lied "E 2 10s.-Ditto, free from dust and smell, full size .C 3 10s.-Six japanned Chairs of any description in oil X 1 61.--1- Best ditto Wash: hand Stand 163.-Ditto Dressing Table 165.-Ditto Table as.- Ditto Stand Bu-3 feet 6 inches Chests of Drawers £4 4u-Three feet mahogany Pembroke Table X 1 181.-Three foot •ditto on pillars and claws 13 135,-,Mahogany Dressing Table• £1.45.- Ditto ilidett, best, Al 45.-Ditto Box Glass, two drawers, best British Plate 135.-Ditto ditto AI 75.-Ditto Swing Glass, 45. and 84. each-Tray Stand 65.-Long Mahogany Tray 120-Japanned 'Bank Shelf 75.-Tea Caddy 10s.-31esic Chairs, any pattern 64.-Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed 16 64.-8 ditto ditto 17 75.-8 Trafalgar ditto £8 16s. -Mahogany Sofa to match £6 10s.-Ditto Couch .e 7 10, -Ditto ditto Xls 10s.-Set of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables, on tinned legs, bonded in rose-wood aCti 155.-Set of Mahaguty Tables, two Card ansi Sofa, cn pillars and claws Xl 3 135.-Ditto. 116 10s.- Straw Palliasse is.-Tent Bedstead. and Furniture £3 15s. -Bamboo Bedstead and French. elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, £8 los.-Five-foot Mahogany four-post Bedstead and Furniture, with French draperies, lined all through, complete, £l5 10s.-Five-foot ditto (Bata:ll6 1.65.-Ditto ditto with cornice of a superior make, £lB UK-Ditto ditto, with gold cor nice, elegant drapery, XBO.-I)rawing-room Curtains, of the Vest Marine and Chintz, fitted for windows, £ll 65.....-Ditto ditto, 7a-Ditto, of a superior and elegant style of work. £lO . io..- Drawing-room Sofa, £6 65.-Ditto, F 7 75. -gorse - Lair Cushions each ss. 6d.-Columon ditto 4s. 6d. • DINNOCK'S IMPROVE!) 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