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Secretary. nifAUTIFUL MARINE VILLA—FREEHOLD. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, tl'inAT BEAUTIFUL MARINE VILLA, in the I COTTAGE STYLE, of the late Sir TUOMAII Pacoima, t at Aidwick. ooe mite west of Bognor, commanding view of the Sea, with an excellent wined Kitchen Statubberies , Coach House, and Stabling for Seven sni ok ra , and convenient Outbuildings. The Household Fur ling* be included in the Purchase, and immediate Possession Ow' o w tumuli Stock to be tahen.at a Valuation. • y o wler Particulars and Plans may be had of Aleuts. Ashmore, H.miiton, Solicitors ilenrktta-street, caveor Garden, L a be: News Price and Fr eeland, Solicitors, Chichester; and Ovid Mimi...ion to be obtained on application at Binsteaa's o n y, Bognor. la There Are upwards of Twenty customary Acres of Land -• to the Villa, which may be tales in whole, or in part, by be pleases, et a lair prima This day VW published, is s ue. Price LIFE of LO K ELDON, Official and Pal deal. Hatt and Clarke, York -street, Cornet -garden. NEW LITERARY GAZETTE. noisy was published, price SM. er Stamped (Post-frot), Is. (es as CONTIPOJID Mina) THE NE W LONDON LITERARY GAZETTE , And JOURNAL of SCIRNCE and FASHION. Omens: Reviews of all Neer and Interacting Works; hi timber Ctiticisms on, and Karon. from, s cor e s N a . and Lard Byron 's Correpoodence, Re. att. dm. Amami e Absenteeism ; Mwnoirs of a Cynic ; Mora; i; Sketches of Life, by the Hermit in London, No. VI. Dtersture—.Desiderata in Science, Lightning Conduct .Foie Arts.—The Drains— Motenswiogical Journal Way Not. hies. Re. ace. Pirt I. prior is. Bd. is row conspleted. Published by T. C. Smith, 36, &. James's-street, and No. 1, Sse-hae, geewitteet; and sold by all Bookman', Newsmen, at Tamales . . 1:1 tiler Kingdom. Thl day was pubbshed, in Two Vols. Ws. sewed, NEW POCKE ['DICTIONARY la the ITALIAN sad FRENCH LANGUAGES, abridged from Altierti's • .bed with the technical terms of the Arts and Sciences, an d saipigations of regular and irregular Verbs, for the um of A bakes and French, anal of Schools. liy JOSEPH MA R fiNELLI. A new Edition, corrected and revised by M. SAN TAGNELLO, author of a Dictionary of the " Peculiarities of tbs halm Language. ' " the" Italian Reader [exercises," &c. &c. laden: Pruned f ar W. Simpkin and E. ildarshall, &miasmas% Moan, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be bad, 1. A GENERAL TABLE of the ITALIAN VERBS. replar and irregular, by which the formation of any Tense or Perm required, may be immediaely found. Executed by R. litsolier the French plan laid down by R Juignd, in Ida table ',French Verne. A new Maims, corrected and improved, by Coloured, 31. 6.1. A GENERAL TABLE of the FRENCH VERBS, replaud irregular, by which der Warmths of aay Tease or Penal risked may be imassaliatoly foss& By E. JIM*. id. A. eta* University of Path Coloured Ss. I. A NEW and COMPLETE SCHOOL CATALOGUE; mien ALL the &mks now in amt. SALES BY AUCTION. KING-STRUT, IT. JAINEVIIISQUARIL *did WARDROOR, llNlBRollnalti, SATINS, &e hest LINEN; Rare OLD CIIINA. GLASS, SRONZRS; !UHL CABINF.T and CLOCK, Three • 1112ACKIAT CI•OCKS t PLATS sad PLATISO ARTICLES; J&TSLS, GOLD WATCHES, BOOKS. CHOICE WINES, EAU de t'OLOGNIt TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By ur. ROBINS. (Of Warwick Howse Regent-street) Oa the Premises, No. 19, Atintstrett. St. James's. IkWsausear, tail. July, isii, and Three following Days, at Twelve u'Clork. (Sy order of the &muter' of a Lady of Distioction, deceased) THE WARDHOLIF., Comprising richly embroidered 1 Satins, In Silver, Gold, and Coloured Silks • SHIM' aad. Gold Helm, Indi a Nis4int French Cambric,. ail 'coatings, Kid Glop Mechlin and intends Point Lace; nor lied and Damask ' 4l, Wes: rate old Chian Jars s. Beaker.; Dieser. Dessert, To OM Lae Services • Cat Glass Bronzes • Three Spanish "mti Twe Alandorins, Buhl Cabinet and Bronzes; Eight • Day Bracket Cocks; about One Thousand Ounces of Massive Silver Phu, a Candlesticks, Walters, Forks, Spoons, Its Kettle* and Ike, Tea, Coffee Pots, ate The Alias and Bijouterie comprise a Mumma Necklace, Par tings, Head °Taunton, Rings and Brooches. Pearl and other Necklaces,* variety of coloured Stone Rings and other Articles. A few Ikons. About siii y Down of Choice Wines. conking of Chisolope, Hermitage, Chaltdels, Barsac, Vim de • Pulse/. fleet, d Madeira, Slierry run, &C. Oat Hundred Dozen Bottles I Lie Cologne. To be viewed co Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sae, when Cia lguee., gay be had at On Shilling each, on the Premises, and la• Behan, ITO, Regent -street. PEMBROKESHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LICASHOLD ESTATES IN THE TOWN OP TENET; A PROPERTY HIGHLY ELIGIBLE FOR INVESTMENT. TO BE SOLD DT AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (OE Warw ck House, Esigentitswet) M Ouramy's Coffee Home, 'Phango4lllry, Oa Tamara; the 26th of July, 1547, at Twelve o'CIINk s LO, THE VALUAB LE IN Andhighly IMPROVABLE EST ATES—Commassn• THE BATHS AT TENET, Owstrueted on a commodious scale, and fitted up with every con 'nutlet for Hot or Cold Bathing, Plunging and Vapour Baths, ark Brewing Rooms and every requisite Aceotnntodatioo • Ea *Wain/ and &Mud Boum', Dwe ll ing Apartments, and 61fices - - . for Domestics. .TENBT iewt of HOUSK, MOATS 1111 MET 471111114 V the Sea, conveniently MAl Planned and Fitted ill "eAcccumtwatimi of a Gentleman's Family, with excellent `' ; ;t Offices, Lawn Green House, Garden, Yard, Coach dons:. Stable, etc. ble PLOT of LAND o n tbe CLIFF, adapted fur the Lambs of Buildings, walled in. The Old and New Baths. Possession may be had immediately. 7 ht B.ll'llS are an advantageous Property for Investment,' tap% ot very considerable Improvement, and if judiciously willoi ptoduce a great increased Incense. kr . 6 tt may he viewed, by application to the Tenants, or to!' Auctiotmer, Tentrf, who will *hew the same, and & I'm% Particulars may be bad ; at the Hotels, Teuby ; Bear, n'id, ' i lluta; Blue Boar , Hav erfordweet ; Castle, Swansea • King's onucester • 01 as Bentley. Wereter ; Mt. ' Adams, 0 160 rd. Wadi; Hen and Chichens, Birmingham; of , 11 141 and lk I Sellci New Boswellimult. Carey own ey, tors, rm.:. Loudon It Cutaway's; and d Mr. Robins, Na 170, Regent , ibpu it 1 p ettral" Sinibb fie, B arn ' r ate will be" in, fur Vardar Yeti 'ma d H.taii ha d a; Mew D i ed Mimi. *O,II Bnim There jag to the hrdust r. i THE LIF Hat ris d3T was THE NE' odic Cenroere: 1 ' &din/ famine o r e ;" and 011$0111A Air Mt:kaki; Sh Fon* !Areal t am dc.—Fn" Littroy Novi Published b Shor-leoe, F.e. ▪ Portmate Thin d ANEW and Fil eddied pith de seaplane bala tubas a TIN ELL!. TA ONKLIA tba Wan La Leaden: Pi Wm, Lot 3. A GRI replar and iri Peron require Idn, altar th, Frrocla Ve C "taw. C ft G mid u 4 in Pena naeri el the Utiven 3. A NF.VI loraladeg AI 1111 %,leedid WI Rat !UHL IL'SfiLS, On ti ad Wm= ( order T By HE W .1. Satins, Matas, In Glop, Ile Tabl e L um ., To and c Bekaa; Brack et a c Plot., C M Um, Tea, lit The ire i, Ono, Ho lecklates, 8 . 11 few Bei eo Eirl Cheat • %fa, Ma 'Lode( To be vi Catalp a d li t pa •••.•••=•••• • A • Pa Oe T tat Nome n , aienre eh! D r , ant a i n a i Bahia • tLe 11 .tet.!. • • '•s al 1 aad p ia • art, 14 , 4 'het 1414 b eivartl nod , ( GAN ; tr te; r ite, L 1 SALES BY AUCTION. TRURO. CORNWALL. lIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH CAPITAL GARDEN, Drapery, Coach Mous, Stable, Scc.' A SMALLER RESIDENCE AND GARDEN, inUATII. TO BE SOLD RT AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Haase, Regent.etreet) At Oarraway's Coffee-Houle, Canittill. Oa Twaaanar. 46th July, 1827 , at Twelve a'Cloek. A VALUABLE And very I 4 PROVABLE FREE HOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Excellent FAMILY MANSION, adapted for the Residence And Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, Pleasantly situate at Truro, In the County of Cornwall, cameo. niently plannesi Containing on the Ground Floor a Drawing Room, Breakfast Parlour, Entrance Hall, Dining Parlour. is feet P Inches by nearly to feet; Gentleman's Room, Library and Room beyond. On the Upper Story,.Sit excellent Bed Chambers, Five Dressing Rooms, tame Room,nYater Closet, and Two Rooms for Servants. A Court Yard in the Centre. Offices comprise Housekeeper's Room, Pantry, commodious Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry, Water Closet connected by Passages; an excellent Principal Staircase, and 'Two Secondary Staircases, Detached Offices Beer and Coal CeHats Wash House and Brew Home in one, and Laundry Maids' Ro om, and Corn Lott over ; Wood House, Sm. extending to the River, which pre sents a beautiful and Interesting Scenery. A smaller DWELLING HOUSE adjoining, in _the Occupation of Oliver Williams, Esq. The Premises occupy a frontage of about Eighty-four feet, and contain in the whole nearly an Acre and a Quarter, which might be considerably improved by the erection of new Buildings. Truro is most agreeably situated, and is one of the neatest and pleasantest Towns in the Wtst of &tuna; there is excellent Society, and the best possible Markets, in which ,very article i. extremely cheap, and the Fish Msrlart is one of the best in England ; Libraries and Placesof Public Amusement, genteel Society, and vod Neighbour hood. A Family of moderate Income world And this a most , desirable Property as a Residence. To be viewed by applying to Octavio. Williams, Rs+ at the house adjoining, and at the King's Arms and Bed Lion, Truro; Hotel, Falmouth; Globe, Plymouth; Hotel, Efeter; at Gar 'raway's ; and of Mr. Utahans, No. 170, Regent-street, where* Plan of the House may be seen. WARWICKSHIRE. CAPITAL AND MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. 'Principal part Tythe-free. • With dm Extensive •MANORS or LORDSHIPS of LAP . -- WORTH and BUSH WOOD, together with the Rents Royalties, &c. SitUate between STRATFORD-ON-AVON AND BIRMING.AM, Near. ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES. Most Bilgible Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Reunt-atr At Garraway's Coffee Houte,'Change Alley, U•,. On TIMPIIIII&T, the Ilth September,tain, at Twelve ciao*, 3: HE TRULY VALUABLE and PRINCIPAL PART TYTHE FREE ESTATES, With the Clital Ettensive Mauro. or Lordships of LAPWORTH AND BUSH WOODS, Well stared with Ganse, Together with the Quit Rents. Royalties. Services. Court.. *C. .... Woods, Cottages Farms; Lands. and 'ryas's, - Is tho Parfaits Lapw orth, 014 Stratford, Preston, Sara, And ileaudesert, In the County of Warwick; Comprising near ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES Ot fine Meadow, Pasture, Arable, wad Wood Land, Divided into Capital Farms, wick Streams of Clear Water Sowing through the Grounds, Good Yarns Houses, and all convenient Agricultural Buildings, Is excellent Repair, sundry Cottages, Gardens, Sec. Is possession of mon respectable Tenants, AT tow RANTS, •SIONOTIIIO 10 ONE THOUSAND SKVKN HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM; A most desirable PROPERTY for RESIDENCE and _ _ with many beautiful Sites-for Building, and poueuing the great advantage of being in the Neighbourhood of the best Markets; contiguous to Birmingham and other manufac turing Towns. F.seellent Roads in all directions, good Neigh bourhood, and plenty of Field Sports. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Albot, Camphiß Cottage, 1111111 f Henley in Alden, who will thew the Estates, and of whom Pini eulare may be had; aim of the Tenants on the Farms; of Mr. Adams ; and at the Angel and Star Inn, Oaferd; Shakespeare Head, Chapel House; George, Shipstos.on- Stour ; White Lion. Atratturd on. Avon ; Mr. Painter, White Swan, Henley in Arden ; White Lion, Hadley; Hen sad Chicken., Birmingham; Mr. Bentley, sad at the Sew and Hop Pole Inn. Worcester ; King's ' Head, Coventry; Black Swan, Warwick; John Humphries, 14 41. Solicitor. Searle-street, Lincoln's Ins ; at Garraway's; and of Mt. Robins, No. 170. Regent-street, where a Plan of the Rusts may be seen. " Dooms et &ems uxbr."—lloa. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. E[A.PriNESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is insured by marriage ; a the strictest de of perpetual Friend ship," is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by winch. nys infitWons "we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." 'Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the greaser nature from these impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of suck attention, are attributable many of those hapless Instances which, while they excite the commiseration of the be bsider,should al«) impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence In the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the na tural dignity into a state of inanitioo, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such then, we address owselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of 20 years' successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. La every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation 011ie generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling einpyric from the position so presumptuously taken up. we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; 'and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either Se: (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given fur personal consultation ; and letters from the country are immediately answered; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwardedc u any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, No. 11. Bouverit-street, Fleet-meet, andon. _ - 'Went poblished (Seventeenth Rdition), 1. The aSoni at Lars. a (amber Commenesty on the above Diseases. mud, Hvocuaa, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be had at 16, Psinces•arte, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; 4, Catherine•street, Strand ; Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, YO, Paternower-row ; and Chapple, 59, Pall-aaall, London ; Porter, 79, Gratton-street, Dublin ; 51Tban. 155, Transact. Glasgow; 9. Calton street, Edinburgh; and of all Booksellers. Peke Zs. FROM THE LONDON GATTE, JrLi Is. raow TNa Dann oaarria, 46. DUBLIN CASTLE, Jaw. 25. By lawn patent under the Great Seal of Ireland, his 'Majesty has been pleased to grant to John Baron Norbary, the dignities of Viscount and Earl of this part of his Majesty's United Kingdom called Ireland, by the names, stiles i sad titles of Viscount Glandine of Glandine in the Kina's County, sad Earl of Norbury,in th; Comity of Tipperary, with remainder to Hector John Graham Toler, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. CROWN-OFFICE, Jinx IS. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Lynaingtoo—Thonsas Divett. Esq. of Wimpole-street, London, in the room of Guy Lenox Prendergast. Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Goongs Frederick Baker, Maccles fi eld, Cheshire, Joseph Williams, the younger, late of Fenchurel and then of Penge-place, So rry, coffee-broker. BANKRUPTS. John Baird, Manchester, brass founder, to surrender, July 27,28, at two, and August 24, at one, at the Deg Teen.. Blanchester. Anomie', Messrs. Milne and Cu. Temple; or Mt. James Smith, Manchester. .George Nicholls, Warminster. Wilts, lintsdnper. July 14, tl, and August 24, at twelve, at the White Lion Ina, Bath. Actor ides, Messrs. King and Co. Gray's inn-square. Samuel Henry Leah, the younger, Iligb.street, Kingsland, Mid.; dlesex, jeweller, July 17, 24, and August 24, at eleven, at Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Badnghall-street. Aunt • odes, Messrs. Ashley and Co. 'ltikeuhouse-yard. William Jamslyne, late of Laveuham, Suffolk, now of Bisbopsgate, London, grocer, July 20, 51, and August 24, at eleven, at the Court of Consmiasioners of Bankrupts,' Batingbaltiotreet. At torney, Mr. Allingham. Hatton-garden. John Hulse, of Worcester -street, Southwark, Surrey; victualler, July 20, 27, at twelve, and August 24, at one, at tie Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baslnghall-street. Attiraey, Mr. ltushbury, tarthusian.street Charter House-square. William Nifty, New-street, C ovent Garden. tailor,July2o,at owe 27, at twelve, and August 24, at one , at the Court of Commis sioners of Ba nkrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Harris, Bruton-street, Berkeley-square. Joseph Bedbury. late of Bradford, Wiltshire, tiler and plasterer. July 17, 18, at the Swan Inn, Bradford, and August 114,, at one, at the White Lion lon, Ba th. Anomie', Mews. Giay's Inn-square. William Chapman Hillier, Salisbury, Wiltshire, grocer, J ssili, 27, at twelve, and August 24, at one, at the Court of ai,,ners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. 110,1111114, Bedford-row. Samuel Peter Marindin, Birmingham. merchant. July leo ff. lad August 24, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham, Attor nice, Messrs. Tooke and Co. Holborn -court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. George Barker, Birmingham. George Jones, Bridgenorth, Salop. surgeon, August 6,7, and 24. at two, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, Mears. Hurd and Cu. Temple ; or Mee Seddon, Manchester. Charles Horky, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. victualler. Aug. s, 2, and 24, at nine at the Star Inn Marichesuw. Anomie', MBOl/11M Capes and do. Baymund.huddinga, Gray's ;or Mr. George Oswald Smith, Manchester. James Pegg, Wooburn, Buckingham C s sod August 24, at 'levee, at the Cieit et of Bankrupts, liasingliall.sueet. Anoraks. Messrs. Hall =NI Co. Salters Hall, Cannon.street. John Welsh, Manchester publican and carrier. August 1,2 2 11•4 , 24, at Dine as the Sta r lon, Manchester. Anoraks,. Mowers. Milne and Co. Temple; or Mr. rickfbrd, Manchester. Lewis Jaws, Oswesery. Salop, scrivener. July 29, 21, and August 24 at eleven, at the Town Clerk's (Ace. Chwestry. Attendees Mr. Edward Edwards, Oswestry ; or Mt. Edye, Erausperreste Strand. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. paper•maker, July 17, 040110 P4'l; Boyce, Princes -meet, Haymarket, IROve-snaker, is Ii losolvaut circumstances, end Is unable to soma his engagements with his creditors—Filed July 11. DIV 11)gal US to be made in BASINGHALL.STREET. Avg. 5, llamas Phillips and Isaac Phillips, Pencburch- street, boot and shoemakers, at eleven. Aug. 3, Marti Haywood, Wood s's:oat, Clatavide,warebousamao, at eleven. Aug. 5, M. Jacobs, Charles-street, Soho-square, glass merchant, at ivreive. Aug. 2, John Blomfield, Rose lon Fleet-market, innkeeper'. at six. Aug. 3, Thomas White, Lower Brooke -street, Grosvenor-square, tailor, at eleven. Aug. 5, William Curtis, Pockbead, Surrey, linendraper, at einem Aug -5, Alezander Mackenzie, Hamnsood's-court, Minclagdane, wine.merchant, at twelve. Aug, 5, Patrick Kelly, Finsbury-square; bookseller, at twelve. Aug. 3, Thomas Miles, Gun Alley, Bermondsey, Surrey, fella:longer, at eleven. July 17, Philip Burkinyoung, Old Kent Road, Surrey, eoaehmaker, at eleven. Aug. 3, James Fisher, Taunton, Somersetskire, draper, and also of North Leach, Gloucestershire, tea dealer, at eleven. Aug, 3, David Boyn, Winchester -street, merchant, at eleven. Aug. 5, Henry Brown, late of Twickenham, cabinet maker, at ten. Aug. 5, Chas. Fisher, Ramsgate, Kent, chemist, at eleven. Aug. 3, Charles Fearnley, Crutched Friars, wine merchant, at twelve. Aug. 3, Thomas Swift, Ferichurch-street, hosier, at one. July 110. Thomas Eddisoo, Rumford, Basel, linendraper at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the CO UNTRY. ' Avg. 13, Thomas Robinson, Thomas Henry Robinson, and Richard Hancock, Manchester, cotton merchants, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Aug. C, Jonathan Jones, Eccles, Lance • shire, alehouse keeper, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Aug.', William Hatton Carr and Geo. Carr, Peer Darwen Lancashire, cotton spinners, at twelve, at the office of Messrs. Winstanley and Catterall, solicitors, Foz-street, Preston. Aug. 9, Cable Ainsworth, Richard Holden, John Cetlow, Ann Crawshaw, and 'Thomas Lansdale, Barrow, Wiswall. Lancashire, calico printers, at twelve, at the Hotel, Blackburn. Aug. 9, Cable Ainsworth, Church, Lancashire, ironmonger, at twelve at the Hotel, Blackburn. Aug. 6, Jos. Mundell, Liverpool, d raper, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool Aug. 4, Ucayali Bridge, Multi', Cheshire, cotton manufacturer at four, at the White Lion Inn, Stockport, Cheshire. Aug. 7, kalward Melling and Thomas Hall Higginson Liverpool, merchants, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Peter Wo o ds, solicitor, Lord -street, Liverp ool Aug. 6, Samuel Evans, late of Ryeford Mill, Gloucestershire, clothier. at twelve, 'at the office of VI . Retina and Bosh, solicitors, Frame Sel wood, Somersetshire. Aug. 15, John Leaver, Reading, Berkshire, shoemaker, at eleven, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading. Aug. 7, Mary Fidler, Norbary, Cheshire, innkeeper, at one at White's Hota, King-street, Manchester. Aug. 6, Michael Halt end Richard Holt Hulme, Manchester, dyers, at nine, at the Black friars Inn, Holt, CERTIFICATES.—Ana. 3. John Taylor, Halifax, Yorkshire. innkeeper. Henry Jacobs, Pbernix-street, Crowmstreet, Soho, and of blansel-street, Good mans Fields, glass manufacturers. Thomas Caffall, Rickman,. worth, Hens, mealmat. Nathaniel Beard, Kennington-lane, Lunbetia, Surrey, brewer. Arthur Cuthbert Marsh, Great Scot land-yard, navy mint. M. Hewitt, High Holborn, ironmonger. PA RTN EItSH IPS DISSOLVED. Edward Maguire Richard Trawler , and Joseph Hassell, Gurat Surrey, printers. John Smith and James Nicholson, Chapel Al: lerton, Leeds, Yorkshire, stone merchants. Givseppe Cetti and Gaetano Ceui, Red Li on street, Holborn. merchants. Robert Hutton and Alexander Duncan, Liverpool, general commission agents. Stephen Mu:Way and Isaac Maynard, I.eadenhallmarke, meat salesmen. Peter Williamson and John Ivory, Norwich. dyers. Joseph Rodger and George Wragg, Mashie' near Rather. ham, Yorkshire, tronfounders. James Beveridge and, James Hay, Newgate-street, surgeons. Frank Richardson and William Wood, Honnastle, Lincolnshire, mucus. John Bentley, Wm. Forster, and John F. Pawson, Cheaparde, warehousemen. Was. Teasdalii and John Teasdale, Newcastle-upon-'Tyne, grocers. John Durham and John Fruuatt, Worksop, Nottinghacushire, millers. Samuel Unwin and James Ball, Stoney Middleton Dale, Derbyshire, silk throwsters. James Manly and George Houghton, Grand Camay Island, and at Ely-place, London, merchants. John Valiance and Hollis Sally, Hove, Sussex, brickmakers. Richard Ewst. Is and Benjamin Mee, Silver-street Fleet -street, dressing-case manufac. curers. William Sutton and William Pennock. James Thorp and Alexander Hamilton, Hampstead, job masters. Jas. Mortis and Samuel Parsons, Asburne, DerbysMre, mercers. Thomas Dale sad Thomas Leech, Salford, Lancashire, painters. Henry Harris and Wm. Swann, jun. Du ham, lead and glass mer chants. John Stroud and Jdlin blood 3tahn , Mincing-lane, wine and spirit merchants. FRENCH PAPERS. AEON TAM GAZETTE DM FRANCE. DATED ATLI 12. . CONSTAN FINOPLE. Juane Is. It had been known for several days that M. de Ri beaupierre had demanded his audiences; but the Com mander of the port having caused the Russian flag to be taken down from a vessel, the papers of which did not appear to him to be regular, and baying caused it to be sent to the Ambassador, that Minister made serious complaints on the subject, and demanded satis faction, declaring, that if the Russian flag was not re placed, he would not accept his audiences. Tbe satis faction dgipaincled was given, and the audiences of the Grand Vizier being fixed for the 7th, that of the Sultan was fixed for the 12th or the 14th at the latest. People were not a little surprised on learning that the deciar 4. tion of the Porte, declining the proposals for the pacifi- Cation of Greece, had been delivered to the Ambassador and to the othrr Ministers two days after the audience of the Grand However, the solemn aedi.,nee of the Sultan took place yesterday. The Ambassador could not have excused himself from going . without violating all the forms of etiquette, and assuming a de cidedly hostile position.—Avgsburgh Gazette. GENEVA, Jciv 6. According to the new circumscription of the Bishopric of Basle, its Catholic population will be as follows: Lucerne, 100,000 souls; Berne, 42,000; 501eure,43,949; Argovia. 68,000; Zug, 14,000; Thurgovia, 16,782; Basle, 5,000; in all, 290,031 souls. The Bishopric of Friburg, oa the Brisgau, which is eludes the whOle Grand Duchy of Baden, and the Prin cipalities of Holsenzollezn, Hechingen. and Sigmaringen (according to the Papal 801 l Ptovida Solerspe, of the 46th of August, 1821), has a Catholic population of 770,000 tools. Friburg has a Bishep, who is ill become Archbishop. a Dean, and six Canons. The Bishopric of Basle has a Bishop, a Vicar General, and 14 Canons. PARIS, JOLT it. The schooner brig La Railieuse sailed from Brest on the 6th inst. It is sent to inform the Captains of Prelsch vessels employed in the Newfoundland cod fishery, that France has declared war against the Dey of Algiers, and those among them who have to return to the Medi terranean ate first to touch at Cadiz, to wait for the convoy of one of his Majesty's ships. Letters from Odessa ot the 24th of June say, that according to recent accounts, which have still need of confirmation, peace is on the point of being concluded between Persia and Russia. The Schah, they siy, is to cede to the Emperor of Russia the whole country as far as the Araxes, including the fortress of Brim,. The annual revenue of this country is estimated at 50,000,000 of francs.—Augsburgh Gazette. The Echo du Mid; says, an extraordinary courier has been dispatched from Madrid to Iron, to give orders to the Governor of tifat frontier to permit the new Nuncio of his Holiness the Pope to enter Sortin, paying him all the honours due to his rank and his character; at the same time dispatches were sent from Madrid to the Nuncio, who was at Bayonne, to inform hi.n of the new determination of the Cabinet of Madrid. It is known that the appearance of some differences between the Court of Spain and that ot Rome had induced the former 10 delay the arrival of the Nuncio in its capital. SOUTH AMERICAN SURVEY. Extract of a loner from an Maar on board his Majesty's ship Adventure, which together with the Beagle, sailed front Plymouths in May, l tit 6, ander the command of Captain King, to survey dm South American coast " Motennuato, April 25th,1827. " We are but just arrived fat the Straits of Magellan, after a very pleasant and satisfactory voyage In a public point of view, although, lam sorry to say, not without individual disaster. At the Packet sails to-morrow morning, I shall sketch a few outlines oI our first cruise, which you, La well as the whole of the world, must be pleased to bear, has been successful. " On November the 17th, 1526, we tOek our departure hem Slossaavideo. on the lath, spoke hie Majesty's packet Goldfinch, out eight weeks from Ragland, bat having no news. Arrived at Pon St. Elam, on the evening of the 2sth, jest in time to escape a strong gala from the S.W. which prevented our landing the next day, but the old Adventure, and her Irousart the Beagle, rode it out very well. We at last lauded, and found a mountainous country around us, without any traces of inbabitapta which the ex. teems barman' of the soil easily accounted for. Guanicoes„ a large species of the deer, are very numerous, but remarkably dif fkuk to approach, the sagacity of these animals always placing one oftheir Dumber on an elevated bill, to give alarm to the rest in cam of danger. Our Surgeon, however, succeeded in shooting one, which it was a treat to us after salt provision, and in flavour much resembling veal. " The gale having abated, we started with a favourable breeze on the Ali of December, and shaped our course along the land, to obtain soundings and be arings. The S.W. winds made our pas age very tedious. On the 14th, we made the land about Cape Fairweather, where we rile cantered another strong ;ate treat the S.S.W. we anchored In latitude /1 deg. 17 min. 45 see. neat more int the ship drove in • squall, which obliged us to let go anothe r anchor. Ou the 17th, the gale modera.ing, and the weather be coming fine, we proceeded Southerly along the coast,whlch consisted of sandy chit's, about .500 feet In height, whose strata run quite horizontal. A fish called Hake is here in great abundance, the largest weighing Salbs. and one of the Gentlemen of the Beagle, shot another Guanleoe. " Ise this kind of tedious way we entered the Straits, and were obliged to beat continually, the wind being against us, but got swept along with the ebb tides. •On Tuesday the 22d of January, we emoinunicated with the Patagemians, who were cm the bomb ' OM horseback. The gig brought on board three of them, who wow poled us from Cape Gregory to Elisabeth Island. Our tippet:- saes did not seem to excite any astonishment in them. On Bator day the 6th of Jahuary, we anchored in Port Famine, and moored the ship. Our tender was hoisted out, and tents were erected es abort, where our artificers and an Officer immediately took up tbair residence. The tender toade three trips, commanded by Mr. Graves, assisted by Mr. Wickham, and were successful, WWI am new come to the most melancholy part of my iniormation. " Being anxious to inspect the Marian-aide, Mr. Ainsworth, Master, Mr. Williams, Assistant Master, Mr. Hodgkins., Clerk, and your own son, left the ship in the cutter and gig. 'area days passed very pleasantly away, bat the wind began to freshen, and Mr. Ainsworth, anxious to set back to the ship, decided on start - big. We were nearly half way over (the distance brine about 15 odes), when the wind freshened to a gale, and the little gig wag espe.eed ! We rendered all the assistance in our power, but alas! *so late. There were four hands, besides Mr. Ainswotth and the Clerk, in the gig ; the latter, and two of the men, we saved; I *t caught a glimpse of poor Athsworth, to see him sink for ever. The other two men went down with him; by a miracle, I may soy, we succeeded in landing safe on the side we had started from. I will not attempt to paint our feelings on this heart-rending occa sgeg....ete reached the Adventure on the following day, grateful for ear preservation from the fate of our unfortunate companions; they aid, poor fellows! in their Country's service ; and may Gov have @meted them in His own ship's company. " We left Port Famine, on the 27th of March, again fell In with NW friends the natives at Cape Gregory, and spent a whale day wish them. We wait here, I believe, fur the Ganges, which ship is hourly expected. Our beloved and respected Commander, I Captiln King, is in perfect health ; as are all the Olken of the slnp.4