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r" Nu A! E 10,4301. • ARMY CONTR ACTS. rur..isuic I CIUMBERS, amensissarial Depostmentattly 29d, 1020. NOTICE is hereby given • to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply B".P.F and MUTTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters and Ms - racks, I .n the undermentioned Counties and Islands Gloster (inchiti- Nottingham 7..1-dford fig the City of Oxford rka (inclndh:g she BriAcl) Rutland Town of Hunger- Guernsey • Satins Rants. Somerset Hereford Stafford Hertford - Suffolk ca:•lbridge (including Hunts Surrey the Town of New- Isle of Man Sussex market) Isle of Wight Warwick Chester Jamey Westmoreland Cornwall (including Kent W itt s ".!y) • lALlister Wo:cever Cu:nit:ran{ I.eicester . Derlay Lincoln In the several Conn- Devon Middkset • t!..s of North and Dorset Monmouth South Wales. Ikultarn (including Norfn:k Akd in the several Holy Ll.n.d) Norm.impten Counties in . North Rests Northumberlaz I Britain. That tlto &liver:es are to Ctallfnellte en and for the 25th day of Septcmher r ext ; that Prove:Us in -.vritiag, sealed up and marked • " T, n&r for Army Stipplits" will be received, at this Office, on or bcfore Tuesday, the . 29th day of August, next, (but none will be received after twelve o'clock. on that day), and,if sent by. Post, the l'astage must be paid. Proposals must a made separately for each County, and • Isl mac , the Ishm.ls of Cuerns2y, Jersey, and Alderney, ex cepted, all helm:lt:4rd in one Tender; likewise fr,r the Ce.uties co:Liaising North and South. Ai/4cl; as must ;Liao the ser_rr.l Counties in North Britain ; and each fro posal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender propeit fitted up, by tyro persons of Isnawn • property en -I;aiin,„•• to become bound with the party teoclering in the amount stated iu the printed Particular:, for the due pestocnaance of the Contr.-: i • and no Proposal viii be 'noticed unless made ou a printed Tender, and the prices exprosed in words lt length ; and ..:toul-1 it sa happen that during the cuntinuante of the Contract no Troops should be surplied by virtue of the same, the amount'of the Stanrs on the Contract and bor.d, paid in Liu: first instance h: air Contractor, will be refunded to him. Partieelars of the Contracts may be bad upon application at this Ofic , , between the hours of Ten and Four; at the Office of - 114 tit y Commissary General Young, Edinburgh; and of the Larrack..2.lasters of Guernsey and Jersey. BOROUGH OF BEItW ICK-UPO3T-TWEED, (TO WIT.) • A T a GUILD holden for the said B oroug h, on Xi :110S D. 1 1 .) the 34th of Jose, 1820, it was moved by Ftsonas.s., Esq. and seconded by Mr. Jamas Mn.t.s, Alderman, that the following Address lse now read, and if ap proved of,.he forthwith presented to her Majesty, as the Address iv the Mayor, Mara, and Burgesses of this Corporation, by the Representatives of this Borough. TO THE QULEN'S HOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY; 1511 LOYAL AND DYTUTL ADDAMS Of TUE MAYOD, BAILIFTS, AND 1101101li1S 074111 1101101:Cli DV itRWICN-Li7OX-11YRIED. MAY IT PLEASE YOU* MAJIATT—We, his Majesty's faithful a•lei dutiful subjects, the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses of the Xorough of Berwick-upon-Tweed, in Guild assembled, beg leave to tend:r tb your Majesty our • sincete congratulations on your mum to this Kingdom. . We also desire to express to you our most heartfelt condo knee and sympathy, on the lois which your Majesty, together with every subject of the Empire, sustained daring your absence by the d.-,th of our late venerated and beloved Sovereign, your Majesty's con-cant 'protector and friend, and of her into Royal hi g h ness t he p t ine e :s Charlotte of Wales, alike the child of your fondest aff..ctionsand the object of this Nation's dearest hopes. The unleersal joy which hailed your return to a Country, to ahi •'•. your ardent au.achrnent has been repeatedly manifested, seauld, no-doubt, have tended to alleviate the painful emotio.ts which eh-:3e melancholy events ha.t produced ;had it not ca:.-..; remasval of that odious and .systernatic ).ersecution with .wis:cll Sou .:re before assailed. and over which you so proudly tri -..trph..-.1. We rtjotte, haw.!ver, that your Majesty rejected with indig;i4tion, the base proposal, for a mercenary eampro slim of your cturacter, and magnanimously appealed to the jus tice of the country; inasmuch as it shews, hit your Majesty Viewed the treatment you experienced, not as the act of a M.- tioo, hut arizing from the rnatiee of a few. We cmr.ot but cansider, that the rights and privileges of the subject have been grossly violated, by the mode of proceeding adopted against your Majesty, as being unknown in the practice of our jurtsprudence and repugnant to the principles of the Bri tish onan ;titmice. o your Malesty we owe our grateful ackniwleclgreents, for the tbzinzerest2il and generous i'eeling for a suffering and Impo verished People, which induced you to decline so large a portion of the provision farmed)* made fur you by Parliament—au cx ample, v. - ;.ich we regret to say, has not been followed. Deign, M..dam, to acc.apt the assurance of our dutiful attach ment and and of our fervent prayers, that you maragain triumph over all your enemies. Given under our Common Seal, the 24th day of July, in the first year of his Majesty's reign, and in the year of Oulu Loao 1820. 1 HO9. JORDAN STEEL, Mayor. The Adiress being accordingly read, was or posed by Wit.taam PATTIAON, Esq. and a Poll was demanded by him, and seconded by Mr. Jossa ANINEEN, jun. at the close of which, the numbers were: For the Address... ..156 Against It • 32 Majority 124 The following Resolutions were then proposed, and duly se et.r.dcd, and ordered by the OldId: Ist. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Guild be given to the Right Worshipful the Mayor, f'r his promptitude in stimmon ing this fluild, and his impartial. conduct in the Chair. 241. Resuived, That the Thanks of this Guild be given to Wit- LtA'A RIDDELL, Esq. the Mover, and Mr. .Aldcrillan llk t,s , the ti corder of the Address. Ordered, That a copy of the Address be publhl-.ed in the LeRD3N ETERINC STAR, the Morning Chronicle, the Old Times, Tyne 'Mercury, and Berwick At:v.:user Newspapers. By Ot der, MARK JAMESON, Town Clerk. RR raEsEnvi NG BEAT/TIFTING ?we TRETH. 1 1 ! E VEGETABLE TOOTI I -PO D EU. has co 1 long been an appendage of every toilet of rank and fashion, It is ur.oecessary to offer any further recommendation of it. conlpssnl of Vegetables, without the adnsizture pf any imner:l or pernicious ingredient whatever, it Is flee front the ohjectinns against the use of other litottlfrees. its ditm: ti-e power is just ntificient to annihilate those destructive Voich ndirere to th.: Gorns the interstices of the Lib hi•aiing injuries in the f.-rater, and promoting a new (wh, re it has been injured or corroded) on the latter. It imparts a firmness nd healthy redness to the virtu ; rd if used regularly, will preserve the Teeth in a souod Mate (veil to old age. Sold in Lotes, at 2s. 9d. by BUTLERS, Chemists, Xc. 4• f n;..r.side. corner of FA. Paul's; and by the principal Per ai.d Booksellers throughout the United Kingdutn. X. ii. T. manse sad address " Prokr, 4, arapoitk,"•ove 1 1 'c• -ter lon Ilse stomp end Mild iett who! So peel:bar of LW, ene,Ree:l • . b st:stiftgitio* if fro:multi - An .114 11/WIT tiller. . -• 7 • ' . 7 . t , . .' 4 ... . I • . • -- . . . - . . ‘' ' , • . • r • •• .. . . . . . ' •% . • . • . . • . • . • ~ . _ . . _.." . . . . . . . . Z--"e ". V i re-...• ~- e • _ . ' • • ' . . • . • . . ./ . . .. , .V . 2 ".,? ; '‘';''?).-• \ • . . . ~•. , . • _ . * _i' 4ll i '6 ? -- s • .. , . :1A., -\ ...f... ,: .. 4.. ~ .. 4z: ..,. • . . . :...., ~ , P . . d e!: 4 , . ' • . . 1r '.. . ) .1, ! . ) .‘ ' . -- P • N. r. _ • ~3 . . . ... ..e. • . (......... .______„, . • tVI I 7A - 16.7. 1 4, +ASP! .. of ' 7 • _ Ab . , . %%•-•... -..%1. t 0 11 ( P t ‘IP . .. . . • . : f : . - • • 5. .• • Ili ' , -- 41Ni - ... ......._.,„ ... ' IA . • - ... ••• • _ , ? i • • ... . • . _ . ____ — . • • _ - •-, _ _ • . • . I d r , 4 v 1 - ' I • _ .. I ' 1 '! ~, r: EXPOSITION OF I. J i:0 al I tir SPAIN. MADRID, JULY 17 % . The Flpose of the situation of this kingdom . ;•pte;' sented to the Cortes by the MiniStert for their I espec tive departments, has disclosed the• deplorable state into which Spain .has been thrown, and has produced La lively sensation in the Assembly, and among' the people. The subjoined is an extract of the details on this most important and interesting. subject : FOREW N.—the Alini;ter for Foreign Afrairs pounced, that the relations of the nation 1• ith foreign Powers were perfectly pacific and amicable, except with regard to the Court of Portugal and the United States. With the former, he observed. some dif terences exist respecting the capture of Monte Video, and with the latter on the subject ofiheAreaty of the Floridas ; but the principles ! , ) f pioderation_ a n d jus tice which direct the di p lomatic Operations, hive us reason to hope that these-differences will be adjusted honourably for Spain, and that they will not aster in the slightest degree the system of pease established in Europe. • INTERIOR.—The 'Minister of the Interior gave a detail of all the brAches of the public administration connected with- his department, and Ipecified - the means adopted for its improvement. This depart ment of Government wiji.require the loupe( time in organizin, as everything, must be regenerated con formably to the Report on the Political Econoniy and Civil Administration of the Kingdom, in older-to giee a new stimulus to agriculture, commerce, ma nufactures, and the arts, and to promote the essential prosperity of the nation. • _ . COLON AL,—The Minister of the Colonies, - in his ExposZ on the situation of Anvricn, detailed among • a variety of other topics the mcasores adopted by the . King for the reconcilement of subs . sAng differences, and the re-union of the Colonic, to tlr mother-coun- • try. He dissipated the n.ischievous rumours whi c h had been circulated of a contemplated expedition to America, and explained what had given rise to those false rumours. Jusrice,—The Report of the Minister of Justice embraced only the period subsequent to the 9th of March - of this year. He gave an account of the De crees signed by the King for. consolidating the Con stitutional system, and causing the latvs to be ob. served—of the state of the Royal Courts, and other Tribunals of the conntry—of %%lint has been already done for. the establishment of the- Judges in First Instance, conformably.'ro the disttiCt divisions adopted by the Coites. Be stated that some Efclesiistic-Pre bendaries have hien *disposed of to recompense dif ferent individuals named, - and who• had been perse cuted on account. of their adheience to•thk constitit tional system. He . dwelt .mttch on . tlie . measures adopted with respect . to the regular Clergy, rihich he represented as equitUy advantageous to tyat,body and the nation; and . stated the arrangerhenis made for preventing - the increase of Jesuit Convents,. by allow ing only one in towns which.,before hiid :several, and raking. public nstruction out of their bands. The Mini-,ter finnllv defended the' measures which had been adopted . for scenting. the-Deputies who signed the reprerentation of the -year 1814, and on whom it • i s reseptecilir the Comes to pronounce jud gment . WART -.The Report - 6f the 'Minister of pro jute the most atilictinz, - intirressiOn:' It appeared, that tbii* department Was. in the most de1:14)144e cap,. dition; that it is indhPensably necessary immediately to effect 4 reform in the Army; aul to change its or. - ganization; that the existing Military force, s9•9t prising ail pre . arms, isabiait 53,705 men, excigsivit of the Royal Guard, and. 7,083 Caralry ; iluit,,not. withstanding the reduction a 10,0qc4cers, CIF iiumber retained - was beyofid rill proportion in the Army ; that the Corps of the Royitl Guard ,wiss ' greatly diminished ; .that the want of money; and partiatdistributions of pay, had reduced the Officers to the *greatest privations; that the major part of them had remained for years on half--pay, though in active service; that the Army is in a state of shame fulof the :Itibtlitl:nnsuia:er nudity ; that in the Cavalry only 15 Regiments hare their clothing and equipments in tolerable con dition; that the clothing and arms of the Infantry were not uniform, and generally bad ; that ' they 1141 only 87,00) muskets, of which 6,000 were'uuservice able; that tire Cavalry - had 10,000 catl::iites,'and that in the pistols and swords there was no uniformity ; and that the soldieiy articles vine regular' only in seven Regiments.. The, inisteroext described the •deplorable state of the Artillery, which was 'wholly destitnte of mate rid, and had.a supply of ammunition scaicely Fulfi -1 dent for a single days service in hattle.: Are Mili t i a Corps raised in 1818, presont aToree Of 53,-SO9 men, - commanded.by 140 Chiefs ; the Garrisons, Castles, - &c. are in the most wretched condition, ;is Well as the - Fortresses on the Co:tst. The. Alilitary ed e ention has not undergone any change; and thePepartment of Theoretical and Practical Instruction for the Nfilitaty requires no reformation; The Retirements granted to Officers have produced a saving : and the number of Invalids is 78.18 men. Ile then recapitulated the Penin sula;totni-fo;cethOcEiwthielitia,. that of are Infantiy; including l I stated to consist of i'7',7 l / 9 men; the cavaliy, of ($338; I and the expense of the whole . Arnty - lie`eitimai"ted at 1 1352,607,000 real* (88,151,750 fr incs), - • I lie then entered upon': the derailt•'of . the Colonial 1 Estithlilthents. The Ishindiefiktrto-ltieo;'S Do mino,. and Cuba, enjoy pi probird tiangnillity. In Mexico, there exist only-a few ,liands of Insurgents, sybich cannot occasion any . apprehedsions ; but it is I nf..ces-sary,. heobaerved, to keep * that ' ioulitry on a 1 war footing. The ravages I severelY felt in South Aluctica, which experiences the effects ota %sat excited hy.the a:lA:ion Of lot tigners. Thotigh it is inipossible: to give a correct 's t a tem ent O f s. the liiitary forces in these countries, - announced, that, since ISIS, not less than 4-2,177 I,men, of all arnis base been traniforted t hi t h er, . of wham five the nta'id aie4:l I' , :rto-Itico. I ~The forces li ;hc isiait! of Cuba, inCluding the mi. ~ . .. . . . - WEDNESDAy, - AUGUST 2, 1820: lIERTFORDSH IRE, with IMMEDIATE POSSESSIQN• Decant AANSION-lIOUSF. and OFFICES, Capital GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and LAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD (and small part COPYHOLO) ESTATE; comprising a spacious splendid MANSION-1101;SE, adapted for the Residence, of a Family of the first clistinction, with suitable Laces, capital Gardens, FLasure-Grounds laid out with the greatest* taste, ornamented by luxuriant Shrubs, noble Springs, Cascade, And a fin-: Stream of Water, with nearly TWO HUNDRED and THIRTEEN ACRES of rich - Areadosy and Arable Land, finely Timbered, and adorned with Plantations, forming one of the handsomest Properties in the County of - Hertford, and within Twenty Niles of To be viewed by Tickets, whi:zh with Particulars may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,_Golden : square,_ where a Plan of the E.sta;e may be seen. • CAPITAL NOBLE-FAMILY MANSION, - Substantially Built, and Finished in a superior Style, in excel lent order, and fit for the hinsediate Rec epti on of a Family of the Fi at DistinctLoa, and large GARDEN." By Mr. ROBINS. On the Premises, No. 67, the — East Side of Ressmx-Statafta, l - - - By Order of the Executor of the late Sir V I CA RY GI BBS, deceased, On TuraSnAv. the 7.14 of August, at Twelve &Clock, THE LEASEHOLD Spacious RESIDENCE, erected in a most substantial manner, and containing a ca pital Entrance-kali, inner Ilall, elegant Stone Staircase to the principal &ory, and a secondary Stone Staircase, a large Breakfast-room, noble Dining-parlor r, opening tb a lattge Gar.' den, planted with Trees and Shrubs, and enclosed with Iron Railing, Library, Dres;ing-room, Bath-room, and Water closet. On the First Story, are Two . Drawitlg-rooms of large dimensions, finished in an elegant manner ; a spacious airy Bed chamber, or back Drawing-room, finished to corretpond; Dres sing-room, Water-closet, etc: On the Secotid Story, are excel lent Chambers and Dressing:roems - and very commodious Apartnien6 over, Tor Servants. The ilasement contains House keeper's-room, Butler's ditto and Pantry, Servants'-hall, excel lent Kitchen, Scullery," Pantries, Larders , twiny gnbd Cellars, for Wine, Ale, Ind Beer, - and various Offices, Vaults, itc. Coach-houses and Stables for Six Hofses, Yard, &t.—The whole in excellent order, and proper fbr immediate reception. The FURNITURE., which Is elegant and costly, and well adapted to the' Ptemites, may be had with the Futures, a a' . 'Valuation. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars had of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Solicitors, Salisbtfry-square, Fleet -street; on the Premises; at the - Subscription Houses, Pall-Mall and St. James's -street; 'at Garraivay's Coffee-houle, in Exchange-alley; and of Mr: Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, where Tickets for viewing may be had. - A Respectable FAMILY HOUSE, with GARDEN and PADDOCK, and a small HOUSE adjoining, united if re. quired, delightfully situated on KEW GREEN, SORREY, commanding a 'fine View of the Thames; also the Modern Household Furniture, Table Glatt, Linen, Library of vain able Books, Four-wheeled Chaise, a beautiful Painting, it toPY of the three Manes at Castle Howard, two "origirial tattle . Pieces by Castiglione, and other Paintings by eminent Mas-,' ters, ‘aluable Curiosities In Pebbles, Petrifactions, Ores,..Spars, and other nattral Productions. By EDWARD IMBER, • Oa the Premises, on TCILSDAX, August Bth, and following Day, at Twelve; by' Order of the Proprietor, THE Premises comprise a Large avid a Small LEASEHOLD REST DENCE;with or witbom detached Stabling and Coach-house, of which irnmediate POssession may' ' be hal, and Right of Pasturage on Kew-Green for six bead of Cattle; the Furniture includes Bedsteads. Betis,"and Bedding, modern Cabinet AniClei In Drawers, beautiful Sits of Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables, several Library and Sofa ditto, Sidek•ard, Drawing-room Suite in fon? Curtains, Sofas, Chain, Lounge, Dining-room and other ditto, Cabincs, excellent Tur key and Brussels Carpets, Iron Chests, Lamps, Kitchen Requi sites, Okss Bottles, and numerous other v - aluable Effects. The 'Premises may 1).?. viewed, by Tickets, till the Sale, and the effects on Monday and Morning of .Sale,,and Particularshad, and . of tie Auctioneer, 92, Hatton Garden. LOAN OF MONEY. THE object of this . Advertisement is to obtain confidence, not to abuse it.. Though the Advertiser is sensible of the prejudice excited by the occasional misconduct of unprincipled individuals, be trusts he has some claim to sinc,rirYi ,when he assures those who may honour him with their commu nications, that they will experience treatmert the moat candid, liberal, and explicit ; ascertaining at once what will be effected, whether on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or other security.. Address, post paid, to T. M. care. of Mr. Yonge, 10, Ess4c street, Strand. $ Reversions are purchased. This day was published, In One Volume Bvo. price C.. in boards, PRE- APOCRYPHAL NEW* 71:::_TANIENT; being•all the CosPei', Epistles, end otaci Pieces extant, attributed, in the first four Centuries, to .Ir3ss Cernisr, his Apostles, and their Companions, and not included in the INkw Testament by its Compilers. Translated from the Original Toni;ues, and now first collected into o.le Volume. • Printed for William Hone, Leda:me-bit Thu day :Vas priblished, In a Pocket Volume, with a large folding coloured Engraving, • price Zs. in'extra boards, HE PICTURE of the PALAIS ROYAL; de. . scribing its Specta'cles, Gaming-houses, Coffee-houses, Re staurateurs, Tibagieh Reading-rooms, blifliner:.shopt. 'Game sters, Sharpers, Afolachards, Artiste:, Epicures, C,rirr.•sans, Fillies; and. other Remarkable Objects in that Iligb Chary of the Fashionable Dissipation and Vice of P..ris. With C':Etrac teristic Sketches and .Aneaotes of its Frequenters and Inhabi tants. • • • TILE QUEEN. • • This day was rutli,hed, Dedicated to her Nljesty.—The Sixth Edition, elegantly printed in 8 vo. E MERALD is. ILIE LAMENT of the EMERALD ISLE, on, the DEATH of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. Ily CHARLES PHILLIPS, Esq. • Printed far William Ilene, Ludgate-hill. er The remarkable dedication of this beautiful Poem is to the Princess of Wales, as " the most d?lolate woman In the world ;" and camels her Majesty's prtaent situation in the loftiest strains of potay and prophecy. • This day was published, At Doter's, 209, Strand, No. I 111 •price One Shilling, of MEMOIRS of HENRY HUNT, Esq.—Written by Ilimself.—Mr. Hunt's Memoirs embrace the Political History of this Country for severe' years past, develope many Political and other Public Characteri hitherto but imperfectly known, and convey, in a simple, unaffected history of the events of his own Life, a volume of interesting and useful information. The Publisher4sege leave, particularly at this time, to recom. n -tbe- peruial of •No: off' I,lemoirs tti Parents and Gtalaiss, as containing most important infoimation on the treatment of boys ii . Peatic Scnoots. .299; Strand, August 1, 1890. • This day was puhlished, in foolscap evo. price ss. boars., GAY'S CHAIR.—POEMS, by. JOHN GAY, IJI Author of the Lau's Opera. &c. with a Sketch Of his life, from the MSS of the liew.,Jossrar BALLER• his Nephew. Edited by HENRY Mar., Author of• Poetic Impressions, Caleb Quotem, &c. Published by Longman, Hurst. Rees, Ortne, and Brown, London. " From this Volume we intend to. give our. Readers a few specimens of Gay's hitherto unpublishea.fancies ; and also sOrne extracts from the two original Tales by the Editor, entitled, " The World," and " Gossip," which we deem inferior to none oft* kind pet printed."—La Belle Assent. " From the manner in .Iftich tke Poet's Choir pnd Posthu mous Manuscripts have been'4iscavered and recognized, there can be no doubt that they were once the property of this highly gifted son of genius, and we are of opinion th.it, front the in trinsic merit of the Pieces, there is every season to pronounce them genuine-"—Moothli Maosine. • • HAMELIN'S MASTIC CEMENT. IIatINIELIN'S MASTIC CEMENT, for coating Buildings, covering flat Roofs, casting Ornaments, work ing Mouldings, tkc. 4.c. receives the unqualified approbation of the first .Irchitects of the day. The Domes, and all other works described above, at his Majesty's. Pavilion. at Brighton,' are done with it; and it may be seen extensively blue at every House in that beautiful S:reet called the Regent's Quadrant, North side of Piccadilly, ar.d at many of the other noble Build ings in the neighbourhood of Calton Palace, where the Fore men of the Mastic Plasterers will readily give • any, explanation,. andihew the respective works. The new Gothic Church at Stepney, and Shadweli Church, are excellent specimens of the Maids. The advantages of my Mastic are, that it adharei to any substance, resists damp, dry-rot, and saltpetre -in walls ; be conies the colour of Portland stone, which it retains ; does not vegetate or turn green, and when applied as an internal stucco, dries in a few days, so that ft may be pained or papered im medlately. It also makes a very superior and cheap Paint fbr out-door work, particularly for iron, which will never rust er oxidate. The Manic Is sold by Mews. Charles Francis and White, Nine-Elms, near LoNlou, for whom it is exclusively Manufac tured under the Patent, and to whom reference for information is requested to be made. B. 11.4.1E1.1N. 1 110 COUNTERACT :the many attempts that are' daiiy tae lte to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COMPOSIVION, instead of the GEN U I:s1R-BLACKING pre/tared Ins DST and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label in which their address, 97, HIGH HOLDORN, Is so conspicupusly placed in the centre, that they trust as atten. tion to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter press, seal enable purchasers it once to detect the ftnposititia. 'The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn; and retailed II- the principal grocers, Draggiats, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per flamers, Boot-makers, &c. itt the Duitad Kingdom, in bonics, Ott td. is. and ls.lld. each. • Printed for William Hone, LudgatedillL This day was published, In a handsome Volume, in Foolscap Octavo, with an Historical • Plate price Gs. in boards, SIRTY CURIOthi and AUTHENTIC NARRA TIVES and ANKDOTES respecting Entraorclinary Characters; Illustrative of the tendency of Credulity and Plna deism ; exemplifying the Imperfections of Circumstantial Evi dence; and recording singular instances of voluntary Human Suffering, and Interesting Octurrtnces. By JOIINI cscrt, F.sq. Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill. 'FROM LOT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY StIPERSEBRD. John Bolt and George Jones, Bath, grocers. BANKRUPTS. Jonathan Barrow, late of Bramall, - Cheshire, dealer, to surren der August 18, 19, and September 12, •it one, at the Star Manchester.• Attarsles, Mr. Norris, Old Exchange, Manchester; or Messrs. Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's Inn. John Housman, late of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, wool dealer,. August 10, 11, and September 12, at twelve, at the, Crown Inu,Stone; Staffordshire. Attornies, Mr. Dent, Stone; or Mr. Wheeler; Castle-street, •Ilolborn. David Thornton, KiOtheatbn, Yorkshire, victualler, August. 9, 15, and September 12, at eleven at the Hare and Hounds, Inn,. Huddersfield. Attornies, dr. Whitehead, Hudders field ; or Messrs. Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's Inn-square. John-Hall, late of North. Shields, master-mariner, August 5, le, and September 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At tornii!s, Messrs. Mitchell and Francis, Sun-court, Cornhid ; or Jr.k Webster, North Shields. ' • DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. - Aug. 22, R. and I. Corney, East India Chambers, merchants, at twelve. Aug. 12, J. L. Cope. late of Hull, merchant, at eleven. Aug. 12, J. Woodroof, Gun.street, Old Artillery ground, turner, at ten. Aug. 26, J. S. Rains, Wapping-wail, Mscuit-baker, at /en. Aug. 12, 11. Waddington, Bridge -street, Blackftiars, merchant, at twelve. Aug. 26, T. R. Smith, Ox ford. linen.draprr, at eleven. Aug. 26, J. Swainson, lace of Manor-row, East Smithfield, tnerehant r 4t eleven. ' DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Aug. C 5, B. Smith and N. Redhead, Penrith, Cumberland, bankers,- at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre inn, Carlial. Stiu. 7, W. Farmer, Walsall, Staffordshire, innholder, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkildge. Sept.' 7, J. Wood, W 41:a;I, I factor, at eleven, at the Littleton Anna Inn, Penkrick7e. Aug ; as, J. Barnes, gortsea, builder, at twelve, at the Crown hip, I Gosport. Aug. f.'4, J. Peng, Wilrmouth, mercer, at eleiltiii; at be Guildhall, Weymouth. Aug . :25, T. Freame, Worces-., ter, cabinet-maker, at eleytii, at th e' Hop Pole Inn, Worcester,. • CERT' I GATES--Ancrst 22. G. Stock, Bristol, calsinet-maker.' F. V. Ilenstair, Derby, currier. K Aintree, Lancashire; sail-maker. 11. and W. Carpenter, Into of Able Lord, Sotttivamptim, htelvers. C. Wills, Hattor-.-arden, scrivener. A. Holmes and D. White, Chesterfield, and T. Tiudial, Chezter-le-ducat, Durham, hae manufacturer-5. - • DISSOLUT!ONS OF PA ItTNIERSITIES. . Gates and Co.' Leeds. Blynett and Pugh, Stroild, Glouces. tershire, cabinet-makers. Peters and Dore, Erick-lane, Old street, dyers. Slues and Crisp, Ninkiit's.eorner, Ik.rmonds,y, r•hipwrights. Faulkner and Lowe, Cougleton, sur:eona. Co*. per and Hickman, liuttand-plite, Upper Thames -street. SlM nioni add /item's, Walbrook, d:acts in surge. SALES BY AUCTION. - • • • -• cAm-rAr. rnrr.norm ratouxr) RENT, ST.:I4ARTIN . .S-L ANP, near LONG-ACRE. By. Mr. ILLIBINS, At Garravray's Coffee-House, Gornhill, on THeRSDAY, the tOth August, at Twehre TIIE ABSOLUTE REVERSION in FEE,. in very Valuable and highly imfroveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious 'Plot or cround on the E'tst Side of St. Martin's-lane, near Long-acre; containing a Frontage of Forty-eight Feet to the above Street. and Right* Feet at the East End, and One Hundred and Thirty-nine Feet deep, wi:h dilieeent Houses, Warehouses, Stables, and Unildhics thereon, in the possession or Mr. Morton, Coach-make; Mr. Nash, Livery Stables; Messrs. Bielefelde, Toy Warehouse, &c. and Mr. Low, Painter; I.te on Lvase, Thirty-Oche Years of which are unexpired, at a Ground•itent of . .Cou per Annum. The present improved lleinal about £6OO pvr Annum. Particulars of Mr.' Martindale, S'olicieer, 14; Gray's Ton square ; at Garraway's; and of M. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a I'Lin may be setn.