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' • '`" l' . . • ' - - s \'—\ ,: . ' I , pl -orlp,-,:i._ • / .;,•:- r.. - - ; n 1 .10%., 1 ' . 1 / 4 . :' i# , , • -,#=,-, ~ , m .. .- . 1 , ..,-- • • ---- . --- _ - 7 - ----.......„ , ~ ~ ~• asii - 1-IC S r i N 1 - . 1 - _ .._ _ - - ..' 11 .... 4 4F 1P ' . 111 \ 4 ,1 t. - 3 A i imi l ( lb \ r ~ • . ./.. TUE CONSTITUTION--NOTHING ESSE X AND NOTHING NOR r. t44 t tb- • NUMBER 13,313.] , PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan & eery, made in a Cause s' Barret V. Bezel," the CREDITORS of JONATHAN ELFORD, late of Upland, in the County of Devon, Esq. deceased (who died as or about the nth day of March, 1888), as well those claiming under his sepa rate Estate, as those claiming to be Creditors of the said Jonathan Elf ord as a partner in the Banking Business formerly carried on at Plymouth, under the style or firm of the Plymouth Bank, are, on or before the oth day of December, 1829, to come .in and prove their debts before Francis Cross. Esq. one of the blasters of the said Coon, at his Chambers in Southampton-build logs, Chancery-lase, London ; or, la default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree.—Alliston and - Lock, Plaintiff's Solicitors, Preeman's.court, CornbiU, for Woolconibe and !ago. &Helton, Plymouth. In the Press, sat t.ty will be published, THE CASE of the CURRENCY, with ita RE MEDY. By RICHARD MOORE, Rag. Author of it Pamphlet for producing Stirling Mint Notes, and other publications oo the same subject. -Printed for and sold by Messrs. Ridgway*, Piccadilly, and to be bad of all bookstlien In town and eountri. Oa the 17th at November will be published, stitched in a Cover, price Os. 6d. THE ENGLISHMAN'S ALMANACK; or, DAILY CALENDAR of GENERAL INFORMA TION for the UNITED KINGDOM, for 1830. This Ahnanack comes before the public with entirely new and important claims on their attention. The number of its pages is sow extended to 72 , and by skill in condensation, aided by close and elegant printing, the Editors have been enabled to compress within its dimensions ■ quantity of matter far greater than could naturally be expected in a work of the ume size. Amongst the improvements introduced into the Calendar de partment win be found, for the first time in se English Almanack, the periods of the Moon's rising and setting for each day. One of the most interesting novelties. however, contained in the Issousu sus% Aisaaacx, is the Series of Instruction for the Treatment of Persons apparently dead from Drowning or other causes, or who have taken any of the known Folsom. This is a species of hibe rnation which cannot be too ratensively diffused in a country where, from the great commercial activity oldie people, the casualties ind dent to life are so multiplied ; and where, above all, the facilities for procuring poison are so strangely abundant. The list of the House of Peers has been arranged upon the novel plan of adding the date of his birth. and description of his crest, to the name of each Nobleman, so as to form in a great measure, a • ready substi tute for the rat :envies works on the Peerage. The list of the Hume of Commons is followed by the far more convenient one of ail the places represented. and the Members who sit for them.— Not content with the dry inuiseradon of (dices and functionaries to which Alessi:sae have been hitherto limited, the Editors of the Englishman's Almanask have combined with • copious re ester of such information. illustrative details, which will be found valuable curios. This Almanack, therefore, for the first time in England, presents the amount of salaries, or par liameetary allowances of the members of the royal family, and the various great cabers of state, together with the expenses of the • thief state establishments, civil, judicial, military, naval, &c.— Under the head of Police ate given the streets of the 'metropolis over which the different *Sees have jurisdiction respectively, whereby vast trouble and inceovenience may be saved to numbers of Its inhabitants. The Post Onice arrangements, and the Days of Transfer at the public offices, are presented in a novel and conve nient manner for reference. The intelligence respecting the lead ing latitude= throughout the country connected with Education, le more minute than can be found in any other Almanack theßaltibl does mac Universities by most schools and by the London Contps• ides are set forth ; and this department is completed by ample o l formed= for persons desirous of embracing the Legal or Medical Prolessioos. The utility of the numerous lists comprehended under Commerce is considerably enhanced by those of the State* with which England has concluded Treaties of Reciprocity. and of the Warehousing Ports of the British Islands. The Tables of Scamp Duties and Asasseed Taegu, and the regulations fee the va ✓ious modes of conveyance in London are given in a considerably enlarged form. Considering the multiplicity of important matters which pressed_ for a share of their pages, the Editors of the Englishman's Alma sack conks, that they hays not had space for any of those sagacious adonis and pregnant brevides which are sometimes to be found in Alinanacks. to the exclusion, as th ey think, of what is infinitely more appropriate. Entirely aloof from all factious sympathise,elthes in politics or literature. the Editors profess only to offer te the pub lic a work which, whilst it affords assistance to those engaged in the practical business of life. tends also to promote a universal die. position to mutual kindness. in diffusing a knowledge of the means by which oftentimes ttat disposition may be best carriedinto effect. Printed for th. Company of Stationers, and sold by George Greenhill. at their Hall in Ludgate-street. SALE BY AUCTION. NORTH U 11 HER L A ND. VALUABLE ADD IMPORTA NT FREEHOLD ESTATE, A highly eligible Investment, CAPITAL FARMS, WINN RESIDENCY., FARM HOUSES, WATER CORN MILL, LANDS, &c. INIALLY FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Home, Regent-street,) At Guraway's Coffee.koue. 'Change Alley, Cornhfil, On TNUNIDAT. the tist January, 111.50. at 12 o'clock. . IN en. 147. t Ak . VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, the BARONY of OGLE, situate in the parishes of &as nington, Morpetk, and Mutton county of Nonhomberhnd; a One healthy situation , and escedent Roads in all directions, with the advantage of capital markets, Inland and for Shipment of Pre date, within two miles of the great post road to Edinburgh. centemanus The Remains of the CASTLE of OGLE and Fifteen Capital FARMS, a genteel Residence, with Stable, Ste. Farm Haien ale very superior class, Gardens, and agricultural Buildiags, Capital Water Corn Mill, with powerful head of Water, rick M eado w, Pasture, and Arable Land and See Plainview, divided into can. venieat and eligible Enclosures by thriving Quick Fences, cm. mining nearly FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, A considerable part Tithe Free. In the occupation of highly respectable Tenants, from year so year, at very low Rentals, amounting to about FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PIE ANNUM. The Estate is perfectly compact, within a moderate distance of Lime, and Coal is presumed to be under a great part of the Land, and that there is Lime also. A large sum has been rzpended by the present owner, in Dreier log and Planting the Estate, but still capable of further b.... , revetment, and It is with confidence alleged, that the Property akogetber is one of an Importance that is seldom offered for Salo: Distant front the capita Market Town of Morpeth only Out miles, and twelve from Newcastle; situate in a fine Sporting Country abounding with G ame , intersected by th e River Blythe rrhich is well stored with Treet and ether Fish. The neighbourhood is extremely select,'in the vicinity of severJ Gentlemen's Seats of the first respectability, and baying nzany beautiful situations for Building, comilining Views of the Ger man Ocean, and the highly Picturesque adjacent Country, stitli the advantage of a Considerable quantity of excellent Brick Earth and Stone. Particular, may be had of Mr. Ralph Young, Saitwick, Ogle Barony, who will show the &tate; of , Messrs. Bain bridge and Tapprcden, Solicitors, Pilgrim -street ; at the Queen's Head ; Turk's He a d an d Turf Hotels, and Mr. WUWm Turner. at Mews. Brown' s Mi ce , on t h e Quay, Newcastle an Tae; White Swan, Ahrwick ; Mr. Bailey, Gallowblll, and Bell, .Belford ; King's Arms, Berwick oa Tweed; of Mr: ilmarumell, gou l atisr, and Turk's Heat!, Morpeth ; Stab, Carlisle; Waterloo* Hotel, - Minim ;' Angel, Ferrybridp ; Hotels, LiverpotilLitiod Manchester; 'Hen and ChirAins, ftftleiham i ; m ea se l L r.und L P. Smite; Lend Barley" and Bash tan, Bristol I tit Charles Robert - Malan. koa, &OWN & Unitr.B o4 loo l -1 40 10; lussealiqiiare at arrawiei tst Rawes t N 170, Regerst-itaft, %tete 1f 1%7 61 . Clit the. ‘iy - beam' SALES BY AUCTION. OLOUCESTEE-STREET, QUEEN'S-SQUARE. NET ANNUAL PROFIT RENT OF FIFTY-SEVEN POUNDS PER ANNUM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regest-Street,) At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corohill, On TNIIIISOLY. the 14th November. 1829, at Twelve o'clock, ' By Order of the Executors of the late Iksana Bums, Esq. , /I NET ANNUAL PROFIT RENT of FIFTY SEVEN POUNDS, issuing out of a DWELLING HOUSE, No. 20, on the south side of Gloucester-street, Gamest square, for a tam of years which will expire at Lady-day 1840, occupying a frontage of twenty-two feet, extending is depth to eighty-eight feet, at present in the occapadost of Mr. Bertrand, au • lease to Mr, Neut. Particulars may be bad of Messrs. Wortbans and Staltb„solfele ten, (Issas -street, Hollow* ; at Garraway's I sad of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Regent-street. BRIDOZ4TREET, BLACIEFRIARS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, AN ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT, LET AT A GROUND RENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. JOHN ROBINS,. (IX Warwick Home, Refit-urns) At. Oarrawaylt Coen Howe, Mane Allay, Catskill, Oa TolmanAir, the 12th November, 1829, at Twelve o'Doel,. By Order of the Esecocen of the late ELINIA BiIICOZ, Elq. A i VALUABLE FREEHOLD and part LEASE HOLD ESTATE, Mader the City of Leaden, courammo I'we lebeemeeial well bulk and eoutmodlose DWELLING HOUSES, Situate No. 53 and 34, on the Bart side of Bridge street, Mach friars, Four Stories high, conveniently planned and adapted for the • accoamnodation of a Family of the First Respectability, Or Public Offices; With domiesdc eemoisleneks, large Yards, Stables and Coach Houses. Lt the occupation of the Crown. Life Assurance Company, and SATURDAY EVENLNG, NOVEMBER 7, 1829. SURREY. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, LAWN. GARDEN, AND MEADOW LAND, MOOT Three Mlles from the Bridges. TO BE LET, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, Of Warwick House, Regest-street, • A . DESIRABLE AND COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, Megantly Fitted Up and Furnished;• seated on a Lawn, arm minted by a Fine Sheet of Water, adapted fur the Atcontrnoda. Lion of n Family of Distinetlen, with excellent Offices Coach house, Stable, CapitirKitehen Garden, with Hot and Green House, itc. 'Meadow Land may be had if required. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be bled of , Mr. Seams, No. 170, Resent-street. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 6. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Edward Al!press, Wading -street, stationer. John Knight. Cheltenham, bulkier. Thomas Stammers Alger, Eton. miller. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Meredith, Burlington Arcade. Piccadilly, hosier. BANKRUPTS. Paulin Barrett, Appleton. and John &talons Barrett, Kingston, Berkshire, apothecaries, to surrender Nov. 13, at eleven, 17, :ad Dec. 18. at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Mews. Williams aid Sangster, Bond -court, Walbrook. William Sergeant, Pavement, Moor&ids. linen-draper, Nov. 17, at th ree, 14, and Dec.lB, at two, at the Court of Com missio ners. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Basing-lane. Levey. Great Pre Cott-street, Goodman's-lields, merchant , Nov. 17, at three. 14, land Dec. 18, at two, at the Court of Coat: misaloners. Attorneys, Maws. Iliadmarl and Soo, Crescent. Jewln-street, Crippkgate. Thome Rhoads, Qmsen-serest, Anton-square, ens glass manufac• surer. Nov. 13, at eleven, 17. and Dee. 11. at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. XearssT and Co. Lothbury. John Lavender, Bosley, sent, papermaker, Nov. 20,14, and Dec. IS, at ten, at tbs Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Great Reads., Cannes-street. Henry Marylyn and Jacob Connop, Coleman-street, dyers, Nov. Is. at elevim,lo, and Dec. 18, at ten, at the Court of Commie deem. Attorneys, Messrs. Patterson and Pelle, Old Broads West. lath Carla, Church-street, flipitaluelda, silk-manufacturer, Nee. 11, at eleven, 20, and Dec. 13, at ten, at the Court of Co:amis. 'loners. Attorneys. Messrs. James, Buchlenbury. 'Thomas Bourne, Norwich, woollendraper, Nov. 13, at eleven, 20, and Dec. is, at ten, at the Court of Commisdoners. Atter:lris, Messrs. Tilleard and Miller, Old Jewry. Thomas Fawcett, Badngball-street, Manchester warehouseman. Nov. 15. 20, at one, and Dee. 18, at eleven, at the Court of Controbsioners. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, New Basingkall-strest. James Hay, Addle-street, warehouseman Nov. 13, at twelve, 20, and Dec. 111 , at one, at the Court of warehouseman, Attorney. Mr. Cole, Red Lion-square. Thomas Trout, Li salesman, Nov. 10. 17, and Dec. is, at eleven, at the Court Commis sioner . Attorney, Mr. 14- ' pet Bread - .cruet, Cheapside. John Bentley. Old Change, warehouseman. Nov. 13. 20, at see, and Dec. 15, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Atter- ney, Mr. Burt, Mitre:mem Wood•etreet, Cheapeide. flaseuel Emig Hobbe, Ritchie, Hertfordshire, grocer, Nov. li, u dues, 10, aa twelve, szelpec. IE, at ten, st the Court of Coat. adssiniters . . Attorneys, Messrs. Hawkins, Pet; and Hawkins, Main; and hewn. Milne and Parry, Temple. Herbert Robson, George-street, Southwark, hat inanufacturen Nov. 17, 44, and Det. la, at eleven at-tbe Court of Commis. 'loners. Attorney, Mr. Brough t Flemitreet. William Hamilton, Peekbant, master marinyr, Nov. 10, at twelve, 17, at eleven, and Dec. 11, at twelve, at the Court of Commis- sinners. Attorney, Mr. Cruickshank, bog's Arms-yard, Cols man-street. Rickard Museum, Hindon-street, Pimlico, victualler, Nov. 10, at twelve, 17, at eleveo. and Dec. IS, at one, at the Cour t o f Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Adams-court, Old Bread-street. William K.Urway, Norwich, woollen-draper, Nov. 211, 24, at eleven. and Dec. IS, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. As. Messrs. Tillsard and Miller, Old Jewry. Jera ra g a diantson. Keighley, Teekshire, worsted spinner, Nov. 13, 20, at twelve, and Dec. 11, at eleven at the Conn of Commis. goners. Attorneys, Messrs. & Fisher and Blake, Queen-street, Cheapside. Henry Whicker, Emsworth, Southampton, butcher, Nov. 15, at three, 24, at ten, and Dec. 15, at twelve, at the Black Deg Ina, Emswortb. Anwar" Messrs. Osbaldeston and Murray. lon. donatreet ; and Mr. W. Whittier. Binsworide. Thomas Langley, Birmingham, leather dealer, Nov. 20, Si, at one, and Dec. 15, at ten, at the Coolllllfftild Rooms, Bristol. Attor neys. Messrs Evens and Co. Gray's Inn-square; and Mr. J. K. HaborAeld. Bristol John Byers, Newport, Monmouthshire, linen-draper, Nov. 17,1 11, and Dec. at ele ven, at the Commercial Room, Bristol. At torneys, Mr. H. &Run, Basinghall-street ; and Messrs. Bevan and Co. Small-street, Bristol. David Churchill Butleigh, Glastonbury, Somersetsbire, draper, Nev. 20,11, at one, and Dee. IS, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, blesses. Evans, Stevens, and Flower, Gray's Inn-square; and Mr. H. Gillard, Bristol. William Mow, Seavington, fieenersetshire. draper, Nov. is, 21, and Dec. IS. at one, at the White Lion, Brist ol. Attorneys, Mr. W. Hudson. Buckle:rebury • and Mr. H. Palk', BristeL Thomas Henry Leeson, Douglas. Isle of Man, draper, Nev. 24, 2S, and Dec. IS, at one, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. At - arum Mr: Brackenbory, Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. George Scott and Thomas Starr, Manchester, dealers in porter, Nov. 19, 20, and Dee. 18, at nine, at the King's Arms lan, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. T. H. Bower. ch a nc e ry-pu l e ; sad Mews. B. and J. Back Kintstreet, Manchester. Thomas Hopkins, Neatis.Ahhey, Cadman joint bleak Gialnor. pasMre, timber merchant, Nov. 23, 24. and Dee. is, at eleven, at the Ship and Castle lon, Needs. Attorneys, Messrs. Moline, Frampton. and Lofty.. New Inn ; and Mr. A. Cuthbertson, Neath. John 8011. Taunton, Somersetshire, woollen draper, Nov. 16, 17, • and Dec. Is, at me, at the Swan Inn, St. Maryport-street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. W. Jones, Crosby-square; and Messrs. Wasbrough end Stanley, and Mr. R. Saunders. Bristol. Wimam Crees, East Stoneham, Devonshire, merchant, Nov. 20, It, and Dee. Is, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel. Dampen. At torneys, Messrs. Mainsail and Sanders, Elm coin, Temple ; and Mears. Leach, Little, end Wuoleontbe, Devunport. Abraham Welch, Glastonbury, Sotnenetshlre, shopkeeper, Nov. 17, It, and Dec.lB, at eleven, at the George Inn, Glastonbury. Attorneys, Mr. Reeves, Glastonbury ; and Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford.row. Harnwell, lihdroney, Norfolk, tailor, Not. 14, 11, at three, slid Dec. 18, at two, at the Bowling-green Inn, Norwich. Attorneys, 'Mu W. Drake, East Derehant, Norfolk ; and Mr. Eakins, Esact-court, Temple. DIVIDEND& Nov. 111, .11.. C. Bruiser, &menet-place. New-road, White ea ner_ , 'at ten t at the Court of Conunissionerr.Na.ll7. Its.Voi chaist t Colaillit,ldicoirsehlri,st twelve. at the Court of Com adeassereldwe. 27 3. Hutcheson, Lynn, NOrßilit; diaper. at dew* at the Coi n of Commissioners—Nov. if, W. Brock PRICE SEVF,NPFNer. and B. Le blestirler, Warnford-court, Throgniotton-street. merchants, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—Nov. 27, 0. Womersley and T. Lambert. Love-1 ne, Aldermanhury, bat ma • nufacturers, at eleven, at the Court of Commission.- rii--Nov. 27, T. Tomkins and Co. Packers' -court, Coleman-street, Blackwell hall-factors, at eleven, at the Court of Conimissisners—Dic 9, C. Cooke and "J. Booth, Manchester, merchants at one, at the Royal Hotel, Manchester—Dec. 5, J. Owen, Salford, Llncashire, dyer, at one, at the Royal Hotel, Manebester—Dec. 3, G. Tip pling, Openshaw, Manchester, bleacher, at one, at the Royal I Intel, blanthester—Dec. 19, B. Hodgson. Manchester, lnnhold, r, at one. at the Dog Tavern, Manchester—Dec. 2, T. Collins, Wintry, Ox fordshire, blanket manufacturer, at eleven, at the Marlborough Arms, Witney—Nov. 30, J. Norris, Uttoseter, Staffordshire, draper, at twelve, at the White Hart and New Star Inn, Uttoseter --Nov. 27, A. L Pfeil and S. A. Van Voorst, Bishopsgate atreet-within, merchants, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners—Nov. 27, J. Loader, Watford, Hertford.bire, iron monger, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Nov. 27, .1 Smee and B. A. &nee, Crown -court, Cheapside, warehousemen, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Nov. 50, J Brooks, Wol verbaon, Staffordshire. worsted spinner, at one, at the Royal hotel, llirstingham—Dec. 7. T. W. Williams, Northwich— Cheidnre, banker, at eleven, at the Crown Inn. Nordsveich—Nov. 27, J. A Kemp, Priulewehl, BUM miller, at twelve, at the An chor Inn, Canewdon, Essex—Nov. 27, J. V. littlewood, Oxford street, linen draper, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners— Dec. 1. W. Cason, Rugeley„ Staffordshire, chemical manufactuter, as eleven, at the Littleton Arms, Penkridge. CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 27. J. Williams. Penchurcb-street, wholesale coffee-dealer—O. B. Moore, Uxbridge. upholsterer—J. Sparks, north Shields. vic tualler—A. Hammick, Long-acre, coashriaker-6. Lunnis, Bath, baker—W. W. Wink, Barb, silk mercer—T. I'erceval, Bruton. Somerserdaire, iiik-tbrowster-It. B. Cooper, Princes-street, 1.m,. betb. Seville, Pall Mall, tailor. reaseade 116 Ilegiety ; Also. part tithe DWELLING HOUSE, No. as adjoining, • and part of the Howe and Yard at the back of No. 51. The whole on Lease to Messrs. Hoffman and Burton, for an on..* expired term of Fifty-Eight Years, from Michasbnas, 11149,.pro &wing a net Groinsd Rent et nearly SEVENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM. Which, at the termination of the existing Lease, will be ceselier ably enhanced by the vast Improvements ezetsaing In Ike patter the metropolis. The Premises may be viewed by permission of the Terles.—• Particular' may be bad of Messrs. Wotthans and Smith. Sellebse ., Castle Street. Holborn ; at Garraway's; and. of Mr. Ross% 116. 170, Regent Street. id AS H BURY. ESSEX, NEAR CHELMSFORD, ONOAR, and DUNMOW. ♦ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, FARM HOUSE. OFFICES, AND AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, AND ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO ACRES OF Rich MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, Of Warwick Home, Regent Sant, At Garraway's, Came House, 'Change Alley,,,Cornhill, On T.uusAT, the ifttb November, 1829, at 12 o'clock. By Order of Ms Executors of eke late &EWA Bascom, Req. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising = Excellent Fenn House, with all regulate Agricultural Bitlldlnp, Yard, Garden, Sm. recently put into excellent Repair, AND ONE HUNDRED ANIitHIRTY-TWO ACRES Of Web Meadow, Pasture, sod Arable Laud, Monte at DIAIDIDURY CHICIENALL and GOOD EASTEIIt. In the County of Essex, About 81i bilks from Cbaintdord and Ongas Eight frost Dos mow ; an good Market 1.01.4. la Use ateopeeion of Mr. !ULLE'', en Lease, which win min at Michaelmas, 1132, at 4157 les. per annum. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fuller, en the Premises. of whom particulars may be had; at the Saracen's Head and Black Hey, CheWafeed ; Red Lion. Onpr ; Green Man, Harlow; Saracen's Head, Duninew; White Hut, Romfurd; of Mean. Worsham and Sands, Sanction. Cagle Street, Holborn ; at Gar- Tames ; and of Mr. Rows. No. 170, Regent Street, when a Plan of the Ewan may seen. BERKSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Free of Great Tithes, Manor well stocked with Game, In a fine Sporting Country, DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, - AND THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and thrivMg Wood Lusd. wrns RICZLIXIIT AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Resent Street,) At Guraway's Coffee Home, 'Change Alley, CornbW, Oa Tiseasmir, the 12th November. 11129, at Twelve o'clock, By Order of the Eiecutore of the late E t Esquire, A VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, FREE OF GREAT TITHE, A DELIGHTFUL EOTTAGE RESIDENCE, Seated in a Paddock, admirably adapted for a Sporting Boz, being eaudgnoss to the Craven Heat : TITCO M B, Situate in the Parish of Xhabery, Between Newberrry and Hengerford, In the County of Beebe—a fine healthy pleasant situation, and highly respectable Neighbour . Land, with delightful views In various directions. The Maw abounds with fine thriving Woods, stored with Phi:wants and abondance of Game ; ther e are convenient °Mese attached to tba Residence, Coach House,Stabk, good Gardessaice. •A FARM-HOUSE and AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, AND Ort AIMS • SY THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture,Arable, and Wood Land, Contiguous to the River Kennet and the Helmet and Avon Canal, affording vast facility for the transport or produce, and contiguous to capital . Marie* distant from the Metropella about sinythrei miles, within threw miles of Hungerfded; and about eight milli from Newbari; to the • ecupation aC Mr.ifebb, on Leese. To be viewed by aptlyliag at she 'Previa.* when Pardatlare may be bad ; at :the Noir. • Huilorter4l eaelle isse lturiborough 1 3 elitsii, Newbury ; IWO Head, a nd Crown, Radios; Bm, Meideubsid; Cide tee ; Sabha Messrs; WortMustudlfimitl, •at Gartawiy 4 a4 UM OE Mi. R•6l s lle. qo,4iegailk-itintrirbire a pus of me Estate may be seed; PRIVATE CONTRACT. LEGACY OF THREE THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, BY Mr. JOHN -ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street + ) ALEGACY of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING, to be PAID out of the SALE of certain ESTATES in PERTHSHIRE, of very great value, and most amply secured, with .64 per Cent. payable thereon at a Ranker's in London, until the principal Sum Is paid. 'he Estates will be Sold within the next year. Further Particulars may be had of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Regent etreet. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. IL Turner, and .1. Wright, Bridge Geld, Cohost, Lancashire, tanners—G. Horn and T. Horn, Manchester, bricklayers—Bs Mar shall and T. Holmes, Lawrence-lane, woollen-drapers—R. Wood man and C. C. Steere, Weymouth, surgeons—W. Potts and Co. Birmingham, brass-founders—B. Binyon and P. Taylor, Blanches ter, flax-minuets—E. &snders and Co. Bath, milliners, as far as regards M. Brunsden—T. Cooke and G. Meggeson, Cannon street, druggists—W. Birchman & Birch's+ an,Hack ford , Norfolk, brew ers—W. Bailey and Co. Lane End, Stoke-upon-Trent. &afford. shire, china manufacturers-4. Guth and C. Dciagal, Mark-lane, corn nserchanta—J. Early and R. Early, Wit ney, Oxfordshire, blanket-manufacturers--G. B. Calow and A. Beattie, Temple place, Blackfriars-road, dyers—W. Ackers and 11. Wjlker, Man- ibester, attoroeyr—J. Bel;b and W. Matitn,Westbromsrich Heath, Staffordshire, drapers—W. Clark and A. lll'Leod, Aberdeen. druggists—J. M. Built,ley and C. Higgs, Londoo, merchants—J. Webb and Co. Inner Templelane. stationers,-T. Morris, sen. and T. Morris, jun. Coventry, ribbon manufacturers. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (arnica savanna IMPORTATION), Far the Week ended Oet. 30, made ap from the Returns of the Laymen In the different Cities and Towns In England and Wale,. Imperial General 'Weekly Average. Wheat 5Ss. 4d. I Oats Ils. Ad. I Beans 375. Td. Barley 31s. Id. I Rye 30s. 10d. Peas Us. 7d. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat Ms 54.1 Oats its. Beano 40s. 01. Barley 33a. 4d. Rye 325. 4.1.1 Pei/ sos. 04 PRICE OF SUGAR. _ The Af HMO Price of BLOWN or MOICOVADO stro•ta, computed fres the Returns made In the Week ending the &I day of Nov Is2l, Is 25a. cjd. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paiti or payable thereon on the importation theteuf into Great Britain. ST. PETERSBURGH, Sept. 15 (27.) IMPERIAL SKETCHES. It must be owned that Alexander's character had in it a . strange ?asthma& of libertine, despotism, weakness, kindness, appre hension, and foppery. There was a pan of his reign when be seemed willing to trust all improvements---when he wee, as Ma dame de Steel called him, a cosateitation—to his people ; but, as he not unsagaciously rejoined, k was only " a happy accident ;" and be soon took to his ways, and got frightened at the bounds himself had made, He had been rather licentious in youth, SP he became superstitious and sainted as he advanced ; read his Bible. but was alarmed by Bible Societies ; sighed for what he called religious instruction. but proceeded to tear up by the roots the schooh himself had established. He was another Mali from the moment that Austrian policy took fast hold of his folly and his fear. Metternich became to him what La Harpe had been, and he fancied that safety, at least, was on the side of absolute au tocracy. Perhaps be erred : at all events, his popularity was fast leaving him when he left the world. The divinity had sunk down to mortality, and his name is already overshadowed by that of his brother, who till be mounted the throne was an absolute nullity. and from whom nothing like energy or distinctive charectervtas expected at all. I did not, I confess. share the general opinion ; but I had epPor canines of intercourse with the preceptors and companions of the Grand Duke, and beard from them enough to show that Nicholas was acting the wise, while be acted the unobtrusive, part. He iced. died with netting which could make him un object of jealousy to Alexander. He strengthened hie position by a most important mud. modal alliance, and his wife seemed thoroughly imbued with his own sagacity. Wherever their presence could add lustre to she Court er give ,pleasure to the person of Alexander the; appeared. The career of Constantine had been eccentric, net to say alsomi sable ; yet, gross and blunt as his excesses were, the extreme ugliness of his person and impetuosity of his manners bad eoni biped with his real misdeeds to give Wm a reputation blacker then his deserts. He was, in truth, the favourite of nob o dy ; an d. long before his broth er's death. rumours were circulated that h e would " be disposed of " if he ventured to aspir e to t h e t h rone . In the mean time he had made a sort of mesefinisce with a Polish Ind,, of whom, if only a small portion of the praise is deserved with which those who know her love to honour her, it would be difficult to speak in sufficiently laudatory terms. She is said to have changed the character of Constantine, and to have swayed his wayward passions by bee well-judging gentleness. Alexander died—mutiny and in tints were the order of the day. Over the events of that period the curtain of mystery is drawn. It is only certain that Constantine yielded to what was inevitable. The mess of pottage had been somewhere found which bought the birth-right. The youngtr brother of Alexander and the daughter of the King of Prussia were Emperor and Ern. press of Russia. and !hr.'r first-born, the young Merander, was the recognised heir to the Autocrat's sceptre. The temper of the Court Is greatly changed since Alexandir's death. The spirit of economy seems to pervade 'be Imperial Fe • mily, and the Empress's niggardliness is a topic of not entre-quint remark among those who, is the scramble for geod things, were enabled to obtain a greater portion formerly than now. Alexander was notoriously a petil-menre, fond of all the frivolities of fashion and of dress, sod the infection of suck a taste now spreads. NS- cholas has nothing of this. He scent. a man of quiet, sober, but sagacious mind, bearing about with him more than he stems to bear. of more agreeable features than t.lexander, whom servile • knaves flattered as en Adonis. His person has mettle:: of the Tartar in it, and still less of the Impatient perverseness of his father, Paul. His habits are active, even laborious; and thougit there are many topics which seem to have occupied little of his attention—such as the protection of sciences, arts, and !qtrs., the public education, the state of the serfs. the commercial relations of Itussia—l ant given b understaill that when the Turkish fray is over, he has expressed an intention of devoting himself to them. For my own pan—and I ant no Russian, no Toyer of despots or despotism—l cannot but deplore the fact that Constantinople will Trot be occupied by Russian forces. 1 tare nothing about the names by which Governments .sre called, provided I see human- • bappiness Howlett under them, and that tite presence of Russia in, the heed-veriest of Turkey would have been the source of an le calculeble increase of huu,en enjoyment i cannot doubt. The young Alexander is an impetuous boy, who has required a pretty strong hand to keep from the exercise et such petty trap nits as boyhool is cap:.ble of. On one on-ash= he insulted one *of his tutors, a milkuy officer of rank, who reproved hint prosy e sharply. Ou which the Prince said to hen. "If you ate a gg„-. send, I am a Chief and a Prise'," any continued to oft tedlieoi mus language. of which the General to On e.a4m , who attlemoeid the lad to Mai, and. lass sharply sensemd him, tore the two epaulettes tremble shoulders, and dung dorm to the