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Jan. 7, William Parsons, ' • ai io e i ng Faintness and "Head-ache, and in counteractin g th e Melltsbatn, Wiltshire, rope and sack manufacturer. at eleven, at . PROM MI JOURVAL DRS DRIATL i si e ti of over-heated, doer, or infected air, continues to be pre. dm Bear Inn, idelksham. Dec. 31, James Bailey, Formes, South. PARIS, Drile.,l. • O, ih the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and 'WM. etnptoss, coal merchant, at twelve, at the Fountain Inn;Ponsenomiu 0 RY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in 'Dec. 26, Christopher Elllott,late of Brighthelmston, Seuexarocer, : The fo ll owing details hay: been circulated relative tl t aa a eo , wholesale and retail, by blesses. Barter and 'Etr e , at twelve, at the Albion Hotellßrighthelmston. PO 4he visit made yesterday to the H o t e l Di en , by the w ows , Cockspur.street ; and Ret a il, p r i ce as. 94. by one CERTIFICATES.—Dic. 25. tat .- PreSideti t, Seignier ) and the other Magistrates of fl e rn o r more in every principal ToWn ; b ut i t cannot b e genu i ne , - Jahn Fowles and Thomas Fowles, Beech.street, Barbican. ' teen the names of the above prepareM are ,engraved on the IfirCUtlr Royal/. The young intern pupils who assisted a hosiers. Adam Smith and Thomas Kitchingroan, late of •Wood- ~ it Goveranient stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each box.— street, Cheeps/de:Blackwell Hail teeters.. James Mitchell, Mies litAhis sad inquiry appeared penetrated with respect and t k m ., • Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. ds shore may also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp flea. m er chan t. oii _ George Borgia., Eton, Buciaingbamshire. en admiration for th e worthy Magistrate, who presided i limes CALCIMSD Mammals" . in bottles at Is: 9d. or with glass . • n ks saps Humpkby, late of Abchumb-lane, dry-saltering- tivi tiro r. sa p s Plucknett.Thornhaugh-street. John_Watien, r the search for truth with that noble ftankness and l' r epieri at 41. 6d. 2. • Leicester-place, Leicester-square. pirno-forte manufacturer . Thos. -..--.—_ that 10Ve of justice which charfacterise him. Ono of II 1 .ON HEALTH AND LONDIIVITY. . Harper, Ystradganials, Beacon, dealer: Samuel Howe, Devon. . b j u o published, in littno. fimotid EdltiOn, price 9s. bkardst , tort, Devonshire, currier. John Wright, Princes.street, Leicester- them who has bestowed all his care opon the wounded, SI; ltE METHODS of I M FAO V ING HEM: H, num, ankh and brewer.ironnsonger: William Penny, Fareham, South-. has been directed to draw tip a Report,' which will be John Reeder and Samuel Cole, W and PROLONGING LIFE, by regulating the Diet' and co mmon tonZ n ie-ladge, Gloucestershire, clothier*. W illiam Heppe , and ee ready-in two or three days. Bain examined ABM how ,•• Noah Embracing all the most approved principles of Health.lll James Hepper, Armlet. Leeds, Yorkshire, woollen manufseintom a man struck by a bullet in the leg had been wounded,. j v d I.9ugerity, and exhibitin g particularly the remarkable power , o' prorr Food, Wine, Air, Exercise, Sleep, Clothing, Tea, in PARTNERSHIPSDISSOLYED. • • tho pupil declared in the mostipositive manner that the' ',,,, ~ -r e e - e cure of obstinate Chronic Diseases, as well a s in promoting, George Hoyle and John Lodge, Lancaster, brewers. Jobn A A , ~,, lhalth and long Lite . ' To which Is added, an Account i.f the Scargill and Stephen Rothere, Hattomeasort, atomise. Beni/AMR 7 .. most have barn fired with the-nuzzle of the pie . qt . . Arrrid excellent Eg rets of . T ra i n i ng f or H ea l t h, links for re- Neu and Jebn KIM, ilennondwy . Wall, &term selpwrigbp. lifOnt to bias , Which the wounded man also alfirms,.as 4 e m elt Corpulence, and Maadans of Health Joe the Bilious and .ir g skiat' ai a jo in yi nar d s oo nen att ra n Hi g h grad , mam a - . 1 , .. . • . .. N r ivies, 16 .,e'Coinnnennas._, Jden..oE if ig‘f4l. AWL , - . )111i WPM .jegi Jams Illailibili.-ilnerwrelsothiew:Deir ~ • -...,11! that it' lied on bias. • 1 C yaition• anuarrsteil by Chen. . -... s i, and :as Zietweemeleepiebefero o . 6.0440eit-ovostelgooreet 1 , 'API 1 -Peewee ,-.les l ; been exam, ibed - as . BY A PHYSICIAN. Nl* Kilkiliadua'aeau Remiliten. Illytnerf. ribbon 4 ea° ol wk - Whether it was tree' t h a t shil l s Mart fired tom the ".. The subject of this book is interesting to every indielind la command silk [browner,. Robert James and JaUfts Drew,Clitsep. - . e a <me; and-we are disposed to think n the men mete l and re- side, silk manufacturers. James , M'Clymont, An g us Campbell, wiodows? have unanimously (Wired the fact to be ~ f i ~a 1 work of the kind we have met' with. I t conta i ns m any an d D avid Annan Glasgow,' mer4ssts fso far as regards limes nitivini._ - . - . uol TUTIBER 1, [Mica Si !MP . . ... • DON MIGUEL . - PROM THE QIIOTIDIENSIN. .. The Prince Dom-Moon quitied Vietiea On the 2 9t h . , . of November, fat. / e Car'Rube, where he will arrive • : the 9th of - December. From thence he will.rea ' • frontiers of France, and proceed direct to Paris. As as this intended route was known, the French Ministiz,...., issued orders through the police to the Portugnesi;os. Royalists, to quit Faris, in order, doubtless, that tbse Prince, like one detained in captivity, should not eont- . municate with his most faithful servants. Some have ' - been ordered to repair to Tours, others to (Means...—. M. de Aponte de Negraon, sShe travelled into (Iceman • j to see his King Miguel, has been compelled to de p __ .-"---- immediately for Bordeaux. The r e is not one Pottage,,* Sown to the faithful bearer. of souse • letters -If - . .. Queen Mother to her son, who has not hsen . el' I distince from the capital. - ' '*' Dots Miguel will arairm is. Paris ea IIIIP:ajielle 1111)*Ii: cember, and orders are given to allosV,no Portugeese te• approach his person, without permission being grantest i * either bythe English Ambassador or the Charge d'Affaires -- from Portugal. It is wished to plaCe neir the Prince' •. none but men devoted to the new system, established byr l , i, the constitution of Don Pedro, and it is dreaded that l • ••7' should come in cont a ct w ith 'any P h oetegueie ebbe • y-' otti reveal to him the real situation of his people. - •:,41 - •,. ' It is believed that the Dish de aritnobt; Captaio r tic .-- the Guards, who is- perfectly acquainted with the Pot. • juguese language, and is connected by marriage with k', ... 'Roble family of that country, will be charged with hiiii- :. functions near the Prince, also will occupy the Piracie..-* of rElysee Bourbon. Don Miguel is very much liked;' . y our Princes and Princessei, and the Court is phi .i . paring for him a brilliant reception, which may efface She sombre impressions - which the conduct nt ttitg . French Ministry with regard to him must naturallt produce on his mind. Many royal hunting partina .... are in preparation, and Madame the Duchess de Bert4 t ... eill give bills and brilliant- soirées. We are assured - that the Pr ince, during his sojourn at Vienna, completed his education, and cultivated the natural talents whiell(l,4, ~ distinguish him. - A 74111 i Carpuisace, Mazipas Übe Cocrimptima. Sisna.4l . User-seed try Chan. BY A PHYSICIAN. a The subject of this book is interesting to every individual in a <ewe ; ausiwe arc disposed to think n the most useful and ra Iv ;al work of the kind we have met' with. It contains many lcunavrl to us, and Is altogether an admirable Code of Health. -.Atlas, Sept. The tendency of this volume to advance the important objects "Mk It proposes, is unquestiossable ; and we warmly recommend i t ."—New Literary Gazette, Sept. Published by Sinspkin and Marshall, Stationeet.e.mut, Lapdou t sai by all Booksellers in the Kingdom. Nor;smiripo«ilie4. Joseph Kirklehdhaidife fe llitßtetihtest, term and silk tbrowatera. side, silk manufacturers. and David Annan, Glasgow, nserets (so tas - , regards Jan.— Richard Blaekmore 'Mpvell and Nathaniel Drivel% Upper York street, Mary4a•beerne, linen 'end woollesdrapsre • William Murrell end George Dester,-Stallles, barge masters sad zeal merchants. 'James Chambers and Mary Jlehososs, Ravens- - ham, Kest, barge owners, &freighters, and carriers: Alezandee M. Sandennin and J. MacKenzie, Watllng.street, Scotch-lactose. IL A. Woods and T. B. Woods, Weliameztthe•Ses,-plotebersoi Joseph Botham and Samuel Werth, SkellesdOreeksiiiess architect{: * Cornwall Regiment of Militia—HerSy Pty Andrew, Gent. tab. Second Lieutenant. • North Cornwall. Yeomanry Cavalry—.*p. Corytoo, Esq. 'OR Captain; John Slymau, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Henry Minna! Blelthead, Gent. to be Coinet ; William Nettie, Gerit.vobe Maio. , Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of theVisidiuNgif • ' Cornwall. • Thomas Richard Avery, Rig' to be. Deputy Lieutenant. • Cruneilmiosis signed by the'Lerd:LAsutimant of the Ormint of ; novae. '• Amongst the victims is young man of seventeen, theThope and the honour of his family, who, by his re• signation, his unalterable gentleness, and his honourable intents, has inspired, on his bed of sorrow, the most y interest in all those lobo surround him. He has -struck by a bullet in the chest, and, no hope re inahis of saving him. Tomorrow, perhaps; said those into pupas to us, with teen iwtheir-eyes, to-movitow, perhaps, he withceaSe to exist( • •. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, ps.. 4. WHITEHALL, Nan S. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Edwin addisoo,of Leeds, in t i e cor m of York, Gent to be a Master Extraordinary in the Nish Court of Chancery. WHITEHALL, Nov. 19. The Lord Chancellor hai appointed diehard Hotehinson, of Leeds is the odunty of York, Gebt. to be a hilader-Estrootdiciary ia :OHO Conte of Chancery. Akstrire ci:ming to himr the First President caused affit ti o he asked if he should be able to receive one of 'lse ag istt a tes singly, and rive him some explanations. , That moment that the dyittgluan learned that justice -there, he instantly sevivied. is Let them all enter," id he; ••• let them come; I long to tell them all I l tqw." He answered the interrogatories as long as his amittsgth allowed , him, and alter the Magistrates went t he said to tbef young persons who surrounded ^ Now I am more tranquil, I shall die content, tr _ auftik. .„ Thomas Pitches, Req. to be Deputy Lieutenant. East - Suffolk Regiment of Mllitia l —Henry Bence Be Lieutenant CulbneL.vico Wtdte, resigned: Then 111. to be Major, vice Bence. promoted-, Jobe &di/tittle!, Esq. to be Captain, vice Priebe', proms. ebony Collett, Req.to be ditto, vice Kilderbee. fsMptc Gordon, Gent. tole Lietieneet ; Thomas Wldkmt ,M•L Gent. to be ditto; David- Ltsbdas, Gent. to be dike; , Beckham, Gent. to be likely; vice Sheppard, prompted; Whineop, Gent. to be dittos, *or Blank, prorepeed. COningssion the Derbyag4e Vetwatsnr, Calkins. shined by Laid Lieutenant of the Countyul Derby. George John Venal*, Vernon. Gent. ton Ili viee,Edwird • Dawson, resigned. • • r W LL,: Nee. it 7. ilto Lord Chancellor has appointed _William Abraham Byte!), of leshaw, in the county of Worcester, Geni t to lie a Master Barauttlinary iu the High Court of ouncery. WHITEHALL, Nov. Mn. The lad Chanel/dor hasappointed loluißennert,ot the Borough d Morin, in the County of Cornwall, Gent. to be 1 Matter Bk. illerdlnery in she High Coortof Chancery. WHITEHALL, Nov. 29. Ma Lord Chapcelltir has appointed William Cream.% of Logs. =IHI,II, is the comity of the spine town, Gans. to be ,Litaordirilsey in the Higla Court ofthanatrf. WHITEHALL, Baft.S. int Lied Chanceltur has appointed liOuillow. elf Cheadle, iounty Ba ll f Stadoed, Gem. to be a iliztranedhiery in tai High Court of Chancerr. . • ; .t tale . - e l° t r at4 an quitikevrace.thaudesth approaches; bat at all' rind Mitt,. s I carry with are the hope that. justice will be .. 4,ldemitirkilbeipand my family." .k. , .preCeer Royale will on Monday resume its solemn I - • ittgl $ the tilal of matters relative to questions of . 1 - - . . i iiii c firit causer tb be called on concerns the yerf • marriage:celebrated betweem a Frenchman : .r 4a Fr mkt .widow. at Springfield, niarGresna-green.. . , , is marriage, the nullity of which is sought for-by tist , •,,,.. • his iross-ssuiiidered sines Its, ivies taken place, •• • `t . ! Minot el (e *terse instaiiee, gif*mst *Cilia It is not known what will be the term of Don guel's stay at Paris. We are also ignorant whether Ice will proceed direct to Lisbon, or whether the English will exact that he shall pass through L:md.)n. Some persons say that during hi; stay at Paris, the French Ministry will place the august Prince so completely at ttledispocal of the English Cabinet, that a journey to Lydon may appear useless even to Lord 0 thers,on the contrary r believe that he will be condacse ;London, aud,thete placed. in commouication Baidanhaitlad the other _violent partisans of the Cond.' istiintionartinse. : , England desires atitny cost to main. , taiit•lser bilker:f e e .at Lisbon, and the I reiidence of a .• month or two in Londommay,.perhaps,, dispose him . . towards English ideas,aand % render him litvotsrable t 0.., the intercourse with Great Britain. • It is even said thatt.i it is the detign , of the English .Cabinet to send Dera Miguel to his btother+n.Brazil, andby that meseifilffl-.. avoid the inevitable effect which bit preseace will 00,, duce at Lisbon. . . BOWI2II aOUSSINGOASRI7IIIO, . We lb* Owitc.-Olir 41. Llase ß . Mr. Ilsley% %urban MWJMYyt?seglale Bak . • .• Jr. Goodkle% Ebony beat. Mt. Iff soma% Waxy, „ Mr. Heins% Bebe beat Mr. Bugs% Snail Mr. West's Royatty_4at„ sic liar' "Mr. Ducb 'Porta% •Beßisie beet Me. ' Tab . Mr. Lane% I.lststfearbeat Mr. Godfrey% Qltpfq' . Mr. G•rrinis Goldfinch beat Xr. Bowles% Bbor Mr. Shippery% &pator beat Mr. Grippes Chaim - , •_ ;• Mr. Tuckey i Tulba beat Mr. Myers% Miss IYeadett% Blue Bell beat Mr. Nash% Niinbla Mr.Otenoad'sOrabeat'Mr. Freeman's Fancy -• • Bitaireeth% &mine beat Mr. Thompson% Tramp.. 11 4 s. Tailor ircliminviry publications prescribed by the regtitittloii the Ci►il Code. BARCELONA, Not, 21. PRIVATE CORRESPORDENCE: tlrhe Spanish Officers here been verbally directed by illefr Commander not to appear in the coffee houses, the promenades, or other places frequented by the French Officers; they have been also warned to abstain, under 'pain ot the disploasure of the General in Chief, who. - would moreover itsform his Majesty of it, from fres, quenting or establishing any kind of social relation wit h persons of Conautional opinions,• or with those who should entertain sentiments favourable of - the system of • t,tte.rebels. As to other matters. a system of terror continues to tebign throughout .mll Catalonia. Execdtions are very frequent at Tarragona. The prisons of Barcelona are so crowded with prisoners from the country, that it is not possible to put in a single - tnan more. In fine, a great number of rebel officers who came in on the fiith of the amnesties, have been sent to the galleys at Porto Rico. and others drag the bullet atTarragona, and other ,towns of Catalonia, whet, titey areoempened to labour - on the public works. . . Twa—Wing beat Ebony—aele , beat Reyalty—Whalebone best Lightfoot—Ora beet Ermines.Tu/lia best Blot Belt, and Gold finel and.Ressitor ran as usiclohided course. . • ••• ' ' 4bieutniv. Ysm at chpliscb,Ora beat TalivAinslebßne • belt Thorallefte beat -Ora and Whalebone, and iron the Cop:.—Ora beat. Virlidellesse arid won the Goblet, and Whalebone the third Prise. Senator as. drawn, harking received a kick from' tie Slipper's Iserse=Seetral Scalise were roe. Tie *Oct yas escalat e DENGIE HUNDRED COURSING CLUB. - • BOCELST MA LIIHri, Eessit.' - • _First Day—Matcbes. 14 , Finally, the letters. from. Portugal statev tbirteV* Queen Mother and the faithful subjects of Pott offer up prayers for the safe return of the captive Ribs, :,; CONQUERED BURMESE TERRITORY. FROM T H E CA LC UTTA GOVERNMENT OA ZITTIWOr Mr. Crables Quality beat Mr. Porter's Grace .• Mr. Crabb's Quibble beat Mr. Parker's Coxcomb Mr. Crabb's Quadrille beat Mr. Parker's Criva Mr. Crabb's Quicksilver beat Mr. Parker's Cupid Mr. Porter's Gipsy beat Mr. Sack's-Emblem Mr. Porter's Gri.r.aldi beat Mr. Parker's Castle , Mr. -Jackson's Jangler beat Mr. Crabb's Quiet Mr. Seabrook's Dater beat Mr. Sampson's Sweep Mr. Porter's General beat Mr. Hart a Lupin Mr. Prtker's Claret beat Mr. Simpson's Tip Mr. Parke?' Castor beat Mr. Hart's Logic Mr. HurrelTs Witchcraft beat Mr. Rain's b. b. Mr. Busbell's Union beat Mr. Sckrieber's Kangaroo Second Day (East Lands). Mr. Porter's Gas beat Mr. Whimper's Tactics Mr. Porter's Grace beat Mr. Wright's Spitfire Mr. Porter's General beat Mr. Hart's Logic Mr. Porter's General beat Mr. Parker'. Castor • , Mr. Crabb's Quicksilver brit Mr Parker's Claret Mr. Crabb's Quality beat Mr. Porter's Gipsey Mr. Crabb's Quicksilver beat Mr. Schrieber's Kangaroo .1/ROM TIM CONSTITUTIONWIL. Mr. Wright's , Slut beat Mr. Parker's Castle Mr. - Parker's Castor beat Mr. Wright's Slyboots Mr. Hart's Logic beat Mr. Wright's Slyb.ots Mr. Parker's Cupid beat Mr. Hare's Lupin Several undecided matches were run. • - BANKRUPTCY suPsannsa- , kbe;Offihs,itua. Dorset-street. Portrinn-septau,pdiumber. BANKRUPTS. . • bad 5 4 ,445 , Bray. glafelseater.place, St. Pancras, Iroomonta, le marrieds", Decrnibei 11, at ten, 18, at ekven, and January 15. .▪ .ten, at the Court of Commehienees of Bankrupts, Basinitheil. street.. Anoraks, blev,rs. Ellis and Co. Chancery-Inner , hath Map, MOW Pevesel, Eases, adit-tb 14,11, sad lanniry IS, at tetr a at the Cur d Bankrupts, Basinghall aimed. Attornies, Co. Feathersione.buildings, Holborn. latitude! Pinner, Meath, Glamorgansbire, plumber, December 1.5, 17,,und January )3, at one, at tile Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attprnies, Mysore. Few and. Co. Henrietta -street, Covenvgar. dro; or Fir.. Henry Kidder, Bristol. ' Chulti Minton, Itadop's Castle, Sbropahire, Innkeeper, December ltnfriaud•Jansuiry IS, at twelve, at the Commercial.rocus; .Attornins,ldessrs. Hoidon and Co, Furnivars at Ursa,. Ilaynton and Jamb Smith, Kanioutti-street, Commercial-read, eoalLmerchamit, Dec inlike i 1, - at eleven, lt, and January 13, at ton, at the Contt of Commissioners of Bankrupts,. Beelnghdl-weeset. Attonsey, Mr. Teague, Cannda.street. Veins Late., Batb, builsler„ December 14, 18. and January 13, at elevemaktbe liVtilse Hart lan and Tavern, Bath. Attonsies, Mr. Wilhansajfad Lioa•Square ; or Mr. Samuel Watts; Bleb.. lobn Spoaftit: Roble, Shaleld; buttoa4nould.mnanufacturer. Dag: 7,17, and Jautary 15, at eleven, at the Office of Mums. Tattier-. Aden's! Co 'Sbelted. Arran**, Mr. R. B. Tattershall,ffiarden. tsert„Temple ; 'or Matra Tatterdsall and Co. Sheffield. • %Pi& elftirson, Spondee, Dertspihke. plasterer, Deteniber 10, Jainiary 15, at twelve, birth* Wags Antis - Tiernan! Derby. Atrocities, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Derby; or Moiry. Cape. and Co. Ilaymonti-buildinp, Gray's Inn. Ihttbew Hirtet,. Meltham, Yorkshire, clothier, December 14, at six,ls, and January 15, at ekes's, at the George Inn, Budder.- kid Aitornies, Meuse". Mike sad Co. Chancery-lane ;or Meant Whitehead sod Co. Huddersfield. Jamealayier,Norwich, sack-manufacturer and cord.aphuser, Duo' 11,14, at slir ' and January 15, at one, at the Office of Mr. Jag Rising Staff, Norwich. Armenia, Alr. George Austin, Beek. laglians.street, Adelphi; or Mr. John Rising Staff. Norwich. Jebe Richardson, jun. Sprowstun, Norfolk, bricklayer, December 11,15, at eleven, and January 15, at twelve, at the White LAM lan, Norwich. Att.:arras, Mears. Wiltshire and Co. Auk* friars; or Mr. John Richard Coals% Norwich. huh Hanop and John Harrop, Tansewater, Yorkshire, clothleas; December 17, at three, le, aid January 15, at tea ' at the Who` Bear Inn, Manchest e r. A tta r n i es , Mr. Edw a rd Brown, ON. ham; or Messrs. Brundrew and Co Temple. Marks Godwin late of East Slower, Dorwtshire, dealer aid Mamma, December 19, 20, and January 15, at tea, at eke' Grosvenor Arms Ina, Shaftesbury. Attoraies, Mesas. &mid md Co. fJule St. Thomas Apostlepor Air. George Chitty, Shaftesbury. helmet Parsons, Chorley, Lancashire, Unendraper, December 47, et, at eleven, at the Office of Messrs. Toppin and Co. Chorley, sad Jurist" 15, at ten, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. At . lin*, Mr. Th - assas Cuvelje, Staple Inn; or. ileum. Topping tad Cu, Charley. Ilmy Ann liavnes, Birmingham, spinster, victualler, December 1 0, it, and 'January 15, at one, at the tayal Hotel, Birming ham. Anoraks, Messrs. Norton and Co. Gray's Inn ; or Messrs. *trier sad Co. Birmingham. a ' un n Bat, late of George -wattage, George-street, Hampstead. "01,brickmaker, December 14, 21, and January 15, at ten, dit taut of Commissioners .of Bankrupts, Bevinemilitrent ittinir I, Mr. Charles Isaacs, Mansell-street, Goodman s-fields. y -- "nneson, Duke -street, 111anchester-Square, victualler, Dee. it, It ten, Is, at eleven, and January 15, at ten, atA b eCourt of Commitatoners of Bankrupts, Basingball•street. Attoroles, Mews. Goren and Co. Orchard street, Portman.square. DIVIDENDS to be math in BASINGMALL-STREET. Ike. 25 , Henry Wood, James Wopd, and John Wood,ebandos. street, Coyest-garden, haberdashers, at twelve. Dee. 21, Richard Haddock and James Tweed, Rosemary-lane and Darby-street, blabtr merchants, at one. Dec. tl, Christopher Marton, Un tab" P°‘°°°e7-hip place, Cannon-street. Sour factor, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dec. 27, David - Woodhouse Strafford, Ripley, Pontrldge, Derby— Wi, re, grocer, at •tan, at t h e A nge l I na , Allreten, Derbyshire. 411 . 2 , Milian Woodcock, Preston. Lancashire. timber merchant. tt deter, It the 01 5ce of hlesors. Pilkiugton, solicitors, Preston. "It 1. Henry Sprat*, 'Marston Norfolk, miller, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, N orw i c h. J an . 1, Philip Neale, Norwich, coach baker. at four, at the Norfolk Hotels Norwich. D4 * 26, John Vahan, kluewshury, Salop, mercer. at eleven, At the Talbot Lees iinewsbury. Dec. 28. John Wilkinson, Shall*, Yorkshire, used cud loot, turner, at eleven , at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield. l a 1, Philip Neal e , Norwich, coach-maker, at eve, at the Norfol k Hotel, Norwich. Dec. 7, haul Lusty, Stooehoose,...Glorioestershire, itch dealer,at eleven, at the.flecorintt. liodbirrough, Glooocater• ;late' J. 4 , Joseph Cutttel4.l3ir • ,AVerivichtbire. bray sender, at twelve, at the/loyal Hotel, emple-raw, Birmingham l i Ile. 2. Thomas Burrow. lags i t modal, Weetnaorrised, grain and rt• • - • - v -,-- 4 - , -1 7 11 7-Ta wr - -.• .- c . - c - k - . 7 11 11rirrIrrir'ner" - . . ... .. . '• , ' . . . , T i. ... , . . - -,- • • ' :. ": 1;141.14J.1: , 71 '.1h71,1C •• : - t_ • • . lot .. . • ~. . . , ..... oyo. - tsl4..in "4U : ..! -., ..- fir/ ) , .. - i • ..i oe ....c..tr . - ! • ! !' . • Illit 4 k - • . ' • . . . So: . . . .. • 1 .11 her - UMBER 12 ' ' . l.*'..--..—.--..'w liFe;;., • ... 1. - , . be . •.- i tof tii=" 7-----.". P''''‘''''''''''''' --- . y • - nos AROMATIC SPIRIT OP VINEGAR. '" T HIS agreeable perfumed Naar (the original in- Will irk ci obn of Mt. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in 'MOS* the des „(o,ing Faintness and 'Head-ache, and in counteracting the 'Melltellnin ! e el a ggeti Of overheated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre- Igo Bear 1 O, ih the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and 'WM. amptoa,co RY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in Ver- 26,C tot }tootled, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Barter and 'Bt.intr, at twelve, h.. p ri e w es, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price as. 94. by one ester or more in every principal Toirn ; but it cannot be genuine, - lest swims the names of the above preparers, are engraved on the heaters. Jahn P A lee r,oternmeat stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each box.— t ut pw Sponge Buses are sold by Bayley and Blew, a s us ua l. street * Ch. ' c•ti ro As ewe may also be had, authenticated by a denier stamp Tie% march Jelin oa ;rag li t ay's Catenrar. Almaxesa, -in bottles at Is: 9d. or with glass broker. lc Al espien at 41. 6cl- i • Leicester -1i l ey ...--- re. .ON HEALTH AND LONJOIIVITY. • Harper, Y uer, le. , publidad, In 12mo. fietotid Ectlelim, price in. !nerds, • " it • De l! lit CURE METHODS of IM FAOVING HEM.TH, " umre ' • .. toupees, co lb. 0 and PROLONGING LIFE, hy regulating the Diet and too ,, ood o r _i Ahe Noah Embracing all the moat appea re d principles of Health Jams H" es ";, d lingerity, and exhibiting particularly the remarkable power ri dt e' lola . Food, Wine, Air, Exercise, Sl ee p, Cl ot hin g , T ea , in lad t!"e cure of obstinate Chronic Diseases, as well as in Promoting George . " e t Health and long Life.. "Po which Is added, an Amain of she Seargill and Art and excellent Effects of. Training for Health, Risks for re- N ang a nd lro. be at Corpulence, and Maidens of Health Jae the Bilious and .16 be. N o v" tie ' Colatinsttates-_, igma.4E imMefeit• not . . I Faction , . fditatrateil by Ogees. and • rith BY A PHYSICIAN. . Awes Kil oif- - . The subject of this book is isterosting to every ladivilissl it Men and o d. o „,,ece; aud.we are disposed to think it the nom nsefid aid ra- side, silk r and ~,,,,i work of the kind we have met' with. It contains many and David ore 1 , k4 , novel to us, and Is altogether an admirabl e C o d e of Health.'. M.Clymon eel -.Atlas, Sept. - Upper Ye th The * tendency of this volume to advance the important objects William Al de ends It proposes, is unquestiortabie ; and we warmly recommend coal mercb g ar' j . ...—lien Literary Gazette, Sept. ham, Kest Published by Simpkln and Marshall, Statiooer's.coutt, Lopdon I-. M. Sander ark by all Booksellers in the Kisgdom. ' R. A. We eue orwe...---........ - Joseph Bot I. . 3 , FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 4. Cornwall I —oeso-- Stetted 1 , triT. ' WHITEHALL, Novi 8. ' North Cor The b,rd Chancellor haa appointed Edwin fiddiseo,of Leeds, in Captain; 3 3 3 mi sty of York, Gest. to be a Master Extraordinary in the Etekb ta , ma i„ Ifisb Court of Chancery. Commissi WHITEHALL, Nov. tn. The Lord Chancellor hai appointed diehard Hutchinson, of Thomas lb s or Lady is the Delaney of York, Gent. to be a biatterNotraordizary C.331111.3 3 i, Ike is dullish Court of Chancery. Ms- • • r WHITEHALL;: Nov. 27. Thomas Py nlel ihr Lord Chancellor has appointed _William Abraham Hoch, of East Suffol •g . Diedcm, in the county Of Worcestar, Gent. to he a Master Lientena ffizautelleary iu the High Court of ehaneery. , Rol. to WHITEHALL, Nov. 28. ctedingfe ber Ws laird Chanclitor haralipointed lohn*Bennert,of the Borough thony Ci d Morin, in the Cooney of Cornwall. Gent. to be i Master Ka- G ordo n, ~... naerdkory in the High Cotareof Chancery. cam. to " Beckhan W 1-11 TR HAL E., Nov. 29. ' The Lord Clus t ered'sr has appointed William Crack's.% of Rings- ...,7 1 hI9COS ' =lien, la the colonvas yof the e town, Gent. to be a k mreddeen l ' grirtordkilsey in Me HighHighCourt ofthanoery. • • k ' " ... WHITEHALL, Dee& ' ' George Job Lied Chancellor has appointed Ballolliphrer. dr Cheadle; paws "' ali int ounty sr Staffoed, Gest. to be &Amor iliztrasedinery in , t " tai high Court of Chance re. . . • ; .. , ~ .t .., •:.. - ' BANKRUPTCY SUPRRSIanh" , his;Offihs,ints. Dorset-street. PortrOan-misme,ylsmaimr. . BANKRUPTS. . • BC r e Pads 44 in Btray. gbietaktet•placa, St. Pancras, froonwager, en is sarrebiltr. Decenibei I'l, at ten, tB. at eleven, and Jannaty 15, Mr. II re at :tell, at the Court of Commesioners of Bankrupts, Batisithsil- Mr. B I' ur e a_ At t ars:d e s, Messrs. Ellis sod C.S. Chancery-burn, . • s Mr. I I" • bath Mierpc, Hatikid Peresel, Essex, atlit-tbrowatin, DeettOber Mr. ‘1 ' 14,11, awl lanwiry IS, at tree, at the Come of tarillilinebartetil -. - Mr. t w d Bankrupts, Basinghall street. Attorotes, Mean. Taylor sad Mr. L l Co. Featheroone-butiding., Holborn. Mr. G Named Plimer, Heath, Glamorgansbire, plumber, December IS, - Mr. S 17t17 -and January )3, at one , at de Rummer Tavern, Bristol . -31 r. 'I and AokiWe', Mears. Few and. Co. Henrietta -street, Covent.ear. 'Me. B ! ..,., .... s, • , ..i... 'or. henry Itiadary Bristol. . Mr. C Merits Minton, IddloP's Castle, Shropshire, Innkeeper, December' .31‘.• B • lantiieti•January IS, at twelve, at the Coransereial-roars, Tea—\t .. Brial. Anoraks,. Messrs. Heston and Co, Furnival's Ana., or u garfoo ,_ ikon. ilaynton and Co.,,Firisiol. 4 , . • • • hush Smith, Ruining-street, Commercial-read, sioalL,wierehant, Koch sodaA . , Dereinher i Lae eleven, 111, and .I..aaary 13, at toot, at the Cottle Wes,.. '' 0 Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bisingludi-deetet. - Attorney, •.° - Br. Teague, Canaan-street. ine• . , r William Lotion, Bath, builuler s , December . 14,18. and January 15, Thilroil It at eleven,aethe eNlake Hart lan ated Tavern, Beds. - Attornies, beat. VMS • Mr. Williams,' tatl Lion-pave ;or Mr. Samuel Watts; Bitfi. Prise. Be • labn dpoattif Ronb.e, Sheffield; buttommould.manufacturer, Dec. Slipper sis • 7,17, and January 15, at eleven, at the Office of Mesas. Tatter. D] shalt and Co 'Sheffield. Anon** Mr. E. B. TatteriblitGarden. al . teen„Temple; 'or Mears Tatterdsall and Co. Sltelleld. P i Whitt elrarion, Spondee, Deeliyebdre. plasterer, December 10, s ' 11,1 ed Jaidiary 15, at twelve, girdle Wogs Arms - Tasern,' '' Mr. C a ' , Derby. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Derby; or Messrs. Mr. C Cape and Co. Raymonal.huildiags, Gray's Inn. 31r. C limits* HUN. Aleltham, Yorkshire, clothier, December 14, at Mr. C ...._ , , an, 15, esti January 15, at ekven, at the George lon, fluddera- 74... r kW Aitornies, Messrs. Make and Co. Chancery-Lane ;or Dl 3 . 1 F . &Wm Whitehead sod Co. Huddersfield. Mr. J. ' lumelsyler,Notwich, sack-manufacturer and cord-spinner, Dec. Mr. S fi• 11,19, at sit and January 15, at one, at the Office of Mr. John Mr. p I Rasing Staff:Norwich. Anomie', Mr. George Austin, that. Mr. p lagliatis-street, Adelphl; or Mr. John Rising Staff. Norwich. , Mr. • 1 1 Me iticharthoo, ion. Sprowstun, Norfolk, bricklayer, December Mr. F , le, ii, at eleven, and January 15, at twelve, at the White Lion Ai r . B to. lan, Norwich. Anoraks, Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. Austin- Mars ~. or Mr. John Ri c h ar d Coatis, Norwich. Mr. T' . Pad Hump and John Harrop, Tamewater, Yorkshire, clothiers, Mr. I' 7 December 17, at t h ree , 18, and January 15, at ten ' at the White ~,,r c - - Bear Inn, Ma nc h ester . A ttorn i es , M r . Ed war d Brown, Old. '''' ' ' Mr p barn; or Messes. Brundren and Co Temple. • Mr. C (barks Godwim late of East Slower, Doreetshire, dealer and - Mr. C ye ekiposaa, December 19, 20, and January 15, at tea, at the Mr. C Grosvenor Arm s I na , Shaftesbury. Attornies, Mean. Stevens • • Dlr. v e , sad Co. Live St. Thomas Apostiep Dl r: Mr. George Chitty, -. .r— -. . FilufrepberT . Mr. H loam! Par s on s , Ch or l e y, Lancashire , Uneadraper, December 21, mi.' P ti, at eleven, at the Office of Messrs. Toppin and Co. Chorley, • II lad January 15, at ten, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. At. Imes Mr. Thomas Cuvelje, Staple Inn; or • Mesas.. 'Peppin S. aid Co. Charley. . • A good' 0 4 ktry Ann Humes, airmineham, spinster, victualler, December him, m r. id . 1 0, It, aod 'January 15, at one, at the Royal Hotel, Binning- tance of thi I haat Anoraks, blears. Norton and Co. Gray's Inn ;or Messrs. start i ng, m I garter sad Co. Birmingham. „ who got 1.1 , 3 40 es Ellis, late of George -cottage. George-street , Hampstea d- tained his a 5 . " 44, lvitkotaker, DeCemptr 14, 21, and January 15, at ten, apse In for , 'McNutt of Commissioners .of Bankrupts. BasingAsii - street. r La t itte rer, li Mr. Charles Isaacs, Mansell-street, Goodman ' s-fields. Aleirmo, Dukootreet, illanchester.square, victualler, Dee. Yeeterds tiot ten, la, at e i even , su d J anuary 11, at t en , a t sh e C ourt of to decide a Cammitssonets of Bankrupts, Basingball-strees. Anoraks, 'tone to L 1 .. Messrs. Goren and Co. Orchard -street, - Portman.square. hours. Th T DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL-STREET. time He • Dec. L i , Henry Wood, Junes Wopd, and John Wood..Cbandos• match as fa street, Coyest-garden, haberduhers, at twelve. Dec. MI, Richard lie Ifaddoek and James Tweed, lioseatarylane and Darby-street, -- tenhtr merchants, at one. Dec. 21, Christopher Alderson. Lau - -- trace Pauntael-bin place, Caonon-sercet, flour factor, at eleven. -- h DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. .0-. 1 Dte. 27, David Woodhouse Strafford, Ripley, Pentrldge, Derby.. .--. .-... ' lll , 'es grocer, at tan. at the Angel Inn, Affection, Derbyshire. .—.. 41 I• 2 , Whli ' arn Woodcock, Pram. Lancashire, timber merchant. 1 0 cures, at t h e orr ice of Mews. Pilkilsgtoll. solicitors, Prestos. 'l.4' I, Henry Sprats, Marston, Norfolk, collier, at four, at the T he P eden 2 ^Wolk Hotel, Norwich. Jan. 1 Philip Neale, Norwich, coach. fifty-mina It eufee at fear, at the Ncegotk Hotel, Norwich. Des. 26, John fatigued. f Rankle, Shrewsbury, Salop, mercer. at elves,., ,at too Talbot bm, Tue . ) linewsbury. Dec. 23. John Wilkinson,heffield, Yorkshire, ..Esq. of o 'mkt and rimy turner, at eleven, at the Co :mmercial Inn, Sheffield. ;Davis, of i P hat• i, Philip Neale, Norwich, coach-maker, at five, at the Norfolk one hour, ' Hotel, Norwich. Dec. 7, haul Lusty, Stooehoose,..Gloomistershire, window of two deder.at eleven, at tbeiflenceints. liorlberttogb, loueeeter'' ;be e t" q ui • i , . 'lire. , lan - 4, Joseph Cuttta‘thr ' ~Wertrickshire. btats• end idouno ' founder, at twelve, at theitoyel Hotel, enpie-row, Birmingham (Lae hoard - IN. 1, Tim m y Narrow, tale it "dada, Weettaareissd, grain sod idea*, and • 4?* ~, • ^ . , . • RUNNING MATCH. A good running match took place yesterday morning, at Clap ham, Mr. James and Mr. hart, two amateurs, running the dis tance of three hundred yards for twenty-five pounds a-side. At starting, Mr. Hart took the lead, closely followed by his opponent, who got a-head after two hundred yards had been run, and main tained his superiority, winning by twelve yards. The distance was done in forty-5/e seconds. Betting, Sto on Mr. Hart. PEDESTRIANISM. Yesterday Captain Harris, a Gentleman of Fortune, undertook I to decide a wager of two hundred guineas, to walk irons Maid stone to London Bridge, a distance of thirty-six attics, in nine hours. The undertaking was great, and betting was 6to 4 against time. He started at six o'clock yesterday morning, and Mika match as follows; He was at Offam 8 miles I a. SOK. Kingsdoven Farrninghans ...0 56 liirchln Wood 4 Faces Cray 2 0 32 Southend Eltham 1 0 16 ..-........- u p , 2 4Eil New Croat ... ... 034 ........-..- at tie . 0 37 ... .. The pedestrian bully reached LOadon Pridge in eight hours and fifty.tainuus, thus manias by ten minutes. He wu dreadfully fatigued. Tuessivu'unight, the 17th ult. the Harriersofioseph Beaman, q. of Irarley-wick, Wills, found a hare on the faun of Mr. Moses 'Davis, of Weston, near Bath, which they ran in gallant style for ooe Lour, when skit sought shelter by jumping through the pulour Atindow of Mr. Entaeter's, on Laudown. She Was taken from assure quite well, and turned out In a garden adjuialng the Hare Anil Hounds Tavern, and afforded another wens run for 20 minutes. (Ibe hounds manilla; at a very. quick rats; tio pen= was in at the , idea*, and poor pun fells prey to duo dog" . Our correspondence from Perpignan, of the 25th of November, gives us the following detai ls: The Communal.Cellege of Perpignan has just been entirely placed in the hands . of the Jesuits. The Abbe ,Galley, superior General of the Congregation, and Jesuit is partite s, as he has often called himself in the pulpit, has been appointed Director, and other Priests, his'eolleagues, have been promoted to other offices in this College. The first act of authority of our - new Director has been to remove, break, and throw into the riser, all the casts which served as models in the draw: ing school, and the original of v, h;eh have come down to us through all the revolutions with which the Goths, Vifigoths, and Vandals of the middle ages, desolated the centre of Europe:, the finest engravings, 'Which con stituted the ornament of this school, have been torn and thrown into the fire. The following is the account of all that has been broken of torn, by his orders, in the drawing school: -- CASTS—The Antinous, Adonis Venus Callipyge, the Gladiator, Mercury, Narcissus, the Apollo Belri4 'dere, a Faun, the HerculerFarnesere Marsyas. EaraeAwtsoaTozN.—The Venus de bledicis,Euterpe, *lid Gladiator, Tatius,. a figure seated after name ; a ; .young Torso, from the antique ; Madame de Valliere, The following is a faithful summary of the result of the Elections : Constitutional Ministerial Hot classed 'ELECTIONS. Tata AIL PE ease 410 mandeadass, ss arota-ba sr& ever apia, and doer. mob NS. 11 a 1 • . 113 . 250 . - 157 . 15 Minimalal Not Owed . 156 . 13 Total . 392 From whom there results a awajority of IT in favour of els Palladtationallsta. ARIACAN.—We endyrstand it is the .hitentich the Commissioners, •in Arracao, to .establish regular ; f :: marts at Talak and Aeng, exempt from any Ow . . and hide doubt is entertained, that they will be fre quented -in considerable numbers 'by traders from beyond the mountains, in• quest of various articlec, procurable either •from• Arracan itself or from - Ben. gal, by that route. Many of these are of indispenl.. , sable necessity to the Burmese; and ortlrs t although articles of luxury, are of little less importance. The practice of chewing betle, for instance, is universal, and the size and fabric of the paun box denote the rank of the owner. The boxes of the Nobles are of:+ gold, those of the next grade of silver, and those 0f.,. the inferior class of brass; the betle vioe ..1 growsi, abundantly in Arracan, but the • most valuable kin d brought from Cheduba ! ' The 'bade dins ire-r wholly imported 'from Bengal,. and -the kind most': • esteemed is the red sort, the tint of which is given ,• artificially by the growers about•llacca, by steeping thi..a . opts. repeatedly in;.water, and, after drying, putting... them by in a close place, excludedfr , m light ancl in Which, in the course of a few days, they assume tbe• colout whith its them for the Burman market. Thechie diet of the people of Arracanis rice, with' fish or vegetables; those who 95t afford- it, poohry Little flesh is eaten; andmilk is.peper used. An at bele', however, in universal demancli.aud +01512 is necessarily, manufactured: only sear The - coast, is the Napee osr Balachong ; putrescent shrimps and whitings, after feint ; 4: dried in the sun, are,,poonded in a nfortar with crabs, and seasoned with salt; a chittak per .day is considered sufficient for a working man: Toddy is 'drank by the people, of Arracan, both male and female; bur the Bar mans, although addicted to the use of spiriteout liqudis b prefer opium either to chew or smoke, and' its usf is common to both sexes, and td every class of people.' We learn also that the salt-irks of Arracan ire Melt. to be very productive, and the profir of them, added to the .seulement that has been made for the Revenue, wilt leave a Lose surplus over the expenses ,9( .Civil and Military Establishments. The result would be still more favourable, only that the additional produce,brought into , the Indian market front Ibis source, cannot fail to effect proportionate reduction of price.' The advantage to the State, however, will still continue of the first i m poi talcs, as the population will be thus supplied at a lower cost'. • without any diminution of revenue being suffered; whilst the sale to die Burmese and the Mugs of the in. 10 41 4 mints a goeitive additionto the . Reblic Mouses. • . : ~__.~