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11*. A40011iatelf , ordlatie ♦hereof Eghteentb ' It ' D. lie nopdistilg 91441, 11 :pin i bliZiarior conciiistwa_De ~ Jai! - 3 4 CELLtikand bEPOSITED In the Each of England, according to the ferns prescribed, Twenty.five 'Mouthed Paellas Sterliag, in :111ffidal Sunda a the said Loan, being the attend Half-yearly fie- Senptints In the *nth Year, viz. One per Cent. per Annum on * dtiiid Into. Andielso the amount of Twenty-two Thoutand ' Tito hundred and Fifty Posusels Sterling la ,lald Sands (as I. Naled in the specification bafate), baths preiiiiiii4 from the In terest of the Mehl . Headrest and' - Viiinand Mare, Ilundred and Fifty PaMdifiteriing, lislectb e he April, 13642 . 41149, 1n the lit Apri1..1097, both Days la ', , tiriluips OF 30, 3Pit.CIAL BONUS CANCELLED. 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Open Colonnade, Haymarket. CHAULES WKJ G HT. baron : kiel-place, Kent-road Dude place, Manchester M I Ihnr-plac e , L a mb e th St. James's-street, Brighton •Dadlgton-place, Vauxhall Parade, Margate Obbliter•place, Rattle-bridge Hatbour-stmet, Ramsgate CfMristditiret, Partman-sq. Pelham Arcade, Hastings teliace, KentwhTown They . % Grosvenor-row, Chelsea berland-place, Cum- Riug-street, HateMerunith. aterrial.ruad ON - ft RA L.:'PH A Nib -LONGEVITY: Jett pi disked, in One .VOL limo. price 9s. boards, See of IMPROVING HEALTH, , and ARULOKRING 'JIM; or a Treatise on tee Art of "li 2 a Long and Comfortably, by re elating the Diet and Re alms. Embr'al;ing all the most approied priociplei of Health and. Longevity, al4 eshibitiog the remarkable power of proper r , s .ft.d. Wise Air, Reerrlse, Sleep, icc. in the cure of Abbsdnate To Messes, he promoting Health and Wog Life. which is added; ilealetier reducing Corpulence mat 'Maxims of Health forth, Hilionsaad *rums, the Coisaigsko, Mao of Loser., and P eo pl e of Fithian. ,Illustratod by Caws. BY A PHYSICIAN. The subject of this book is iptTestiog to every Individual in _• " tt lbCt. :sod we wediappsed to dunk it the most useful and vs. 170, 1., 0 4b of the kind we boo met with. It is altogether an code of lleakb."—AAtlas, Sept. ,_. O 41 0 . . 1 K1 of this vtiltime to advance the Important objects it Proltrati. untiestionable ; and we watosly recommend it.'=Nt:w •rm terary vatette, Sept. Published by *pHs' andilarsball, Stationer's -roust, London : ▪ b_lllll Roo Itstlkrs In the Kingdom: 4' lio ore war roy, to* isio, Kali ir-Ig I as LEAKE'S GENUINE "PILLS, juitiy famous for ,t curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE the until Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent e ' je, l'innsoncenvitice the patient of the certainty of his speedy Nothing can be better connived, more safe, en- more mthis.Remedy, for such as are obliged to go joernies . needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet • and tpenence (in" an extensive practice) has proved t eek Core when repeated Salivation and all other For the Scurvy and other Cbronacal Diesedges. has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 perms me been radically cored of the above cruet! diem& last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sdt :'AYLOWentI 80N, Members of the Royal Cells As, at their House. No. 9, New Bridge.street, va. gd. each, duty included.—N.kl. Two be* Lights in the Passages at nighr,-,They are akin Mk appointment, With copious directions, at the TA* A-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, nab- Dilimenseat ; and by one Pinson in every in Orem Bsitain and Ireland. Advice 01 the above, of miser of tise Ptopeimet's Ground es of Mr. Coe; . Auseu 41KASWLAIllialt end lout . Alithe% till Chrlinna• The Premises mey be viewed on apkiltation Tenants, si Mir Particulars may be bed; of MdfallN= . l hierrifiehdolluWL:l, Oisb's-ocer4 Carepsorses ; was; ai4 4 No ? WO, Wmpowatreet. PORTLAND-PLACE. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE,! With OFFICES. COACH HOUSE. and STABLE. TO UR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, 4 • (Of Warwick House, Regatketriet) :I "1 • ha At Garraway's Coffee. Howse, 'Ciamps.elley, CAW" On Tuvasaar, thelt9tb of November, 112; at Twelve &Ow*, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a Term of nearly Fifty Years, at a Low Ground Rent, CODUILISM A SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, Phoned and adapted for the Accumulated/scion of a Family of the First Distinctioo, . • ' Situate No 43, on the West Side of Portland-place ; corrannuo, On the Upper Floor, a large Bowed Nursery, three excellent Bed Rooms, soda Closet. Second Story, two capital spacious Bed Chambers, Walls Pa. paved; Marble Chimney Pekes, with Wood Dressingeo s pq jltw ing Rooms, Water Closet and House Maids' Closet. First Floor, a capital lofty Drawing Room In Front; -' W ad Pa. paled, Bordered, and Finished with Gilt Mould's', Stattiary Marble Chimney Piece, finely Carved; handsome Cortaro and Or namented Ceiling, Windows to the Floor, commnoicadng, by 'Folding Doors, to a Drawing Room, correspondendy Sited ; up, l Windows to the Floor, opening to Balcony ; Dentleinane Dfeee— Mg Rama the Landing. and Water Closes. Ground Floor, Entrance Hall, loner Hall, with capital Stone Staircase to the Second Floor; a noble Dining Pot -lour, Walla Stuccoed In Compartments, and Painted ; Statuary Marble Chim ney Piece, finely Carved; Clouded Ceiling;. Morning Ittioat,l opening to a Cooservatery ; &esti' Zoe" ,Water Cleo% pod • • - la7rgo &Pram. Smement, Servants' Hall, Housekeepers' Room, Wine Cellar, Steward Room, Closet, Cutlers Pantry, Sink and Water laid on; lakge Area; Paved and Flower Herders Passage, Women's Wa ter Closet, Knife Hole, China Closet, and Shoe Hole, Laraer, Wine Cellar, and another Area. Detached, a capital Kitchen, with Dresser and Shelves, Scullery and Coal Cellar, largo Clown, Wash House and Wine Cellar, a rassart and firaineaso to a .earltal Secondary lied Chamber, Cooks' Shelling Room and Servants Room, Coach House, and St able for ,SH Horses, am. To be viewed by Tickets ; Particulars may be had on the Pre sakes ; of Messrs. Cresson and Fonnereau, Angel-court, Maros. lasorton-street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, 170, Regent , Meet, of whom Tickets fog viewing may be had. SUFFOLK. • VALUABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE KLEEHOLD ESTATE, Including the entire PARISH and MANOR of WANGFORD, Abounding with Game, containing upwards of THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES Of capitliTifarsit,Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Fen Lauda, and Warren; Farm Houses, c,ottages,and Agricultural Buildln t la. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Ms ROBINS, (Of Warwick Home, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee-house ' Change -allej, Carnbi 1, On Timearav, the Itiath of Novem ber, 1827, at Twelve e'Lleck, IN ONE LOT, /1 A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn prising the whole PARISH and MANOR of WANG FORD, abounding with Game and Wild Fowl, C3IIITAINUM UPWARDS or THREE THOUSAND SIR HUNDRED ACRES: THE HALL FARM, A capital commodious Farm House, convertible Into a Residence for a Gentleman's Family, with. a Farm Yard ; capital Brick Reaction ' consisting of a Double Coach House, Stable for Free Horses, Harness Room and Hay Bin ; Bann Stable fur Six HODES, Chaff Bins and Harness Room, a capital Barn, Cart Stable, and Leitrim°, Ferree Lodge, Net and Trap House, Rabbit House, and Warrences Lodge, and Chambers for Men, D rying Ground, capital Gander (pan walled), Brewhouse, Poultry House, Stable fur Moor Horses, Cart Lodge. lee. and nearly - THREE THOUSAND and THREE HUNDRRD ACRES Of part rich Marsh Land ; Arable ; Wood and Warren ; In the occupation of, and on Lease to. Mr. Smith, with sisndri, COTTAGES. THE CHURCH FARM: 4. respectable Farm House, with Farm Yard. Barn, Stables, and other Agricultural Buildings ; and upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES Of rich Marsh and Fen Land. In the occupation of 3k. Saar, Tenant from year to year, with a Cottage. This Estate abounds with Game and wad Fusel, and Ls capable of having the finest Preserves in the Kingdom ; the Lands are all com pact, interaected only by the Glebe, with numerous Preserves around ; the Rates very low ; distant from the Metropolis TS miles, three from Brandon, sit from Barton MiUs, nine from Thetford, seventeen from Bury Sr. Edmunds, and fifteen from Newmarket. Coaches pass daily. To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Checquers, Brandon ; Thetford ; Mr. Reeve, Barton Mills; Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Angel and Bell, Bury St. Edmund's; of Mr. Bloomheld, Bihingford Hall, near Scole Inn; Messrs. Taylor, Brown, and Taylor, Solicitors, Diss; at Barra way's • and of Mr. Rob in s , 170, Regent-stree% Landon I where a plan Of the Estate may be seen. ILVMR ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, WY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public hey have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction and extreme dilluuhy of execution, that they trust will effectually provent the many Frauds that are daily practised en the Public.— An attention to the following description of . the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern Ake Lace of a pprorolek scour covers the rincipal part of the Label, the names of May and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the addresa, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, sr also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on .the lane pattern, the signature and price at lest are black on a white ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before black Wen ton white ground.-97, high-Holborn, Sept. 11118. 4 suesed:u _ with his crediterv—Filed Oct. 4. DI VI DEN DS to be Mode in BAST NG HA . Oct. 24, L Holbeeka Kkig-street, Coomuitarden, embroiderer. at twelve. Oct. ad, George Camas, Giray's.inn-lane, merchant, at eleven. Oct. 43, John Nesbitt, Edward Stewart, and John Neabitt, jun. Aldereambury,•nterebams, at sito. Oet. 14, George A.Gailey. Great /tic wport.o.reet, Loot Acre, upholsterer, at eleven t:26, John Beauchamp Stickland, Wareham, Dorsetshire, linen. 'draper, at ten. Oct. 26, William Aires, Watt.., Noadoilmbire, grocer, at ten. Oct. 26, William Ward Eagle. Hash.street, South wark, Surrey, hop factor, at ten. Oct. 214 James Butler, Richard Batter, and 'Robert Bather, Armin Friars, merehaats, at ten. • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oct. 30, Thomas Chambers, late of Liverpool,Lancashire, grocer, at one, at the Clarendon Buildings Lieeepool. Oct. 29, HallBeid Colima* O'Downoghoe, Bristol, dealer, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, All fkinte-lane, Bristol. Oct: 26, Thomas Johnson, Gir -1 mingbam, Watirkkshire, lioendraper, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmluglsaut. Oct. 29, John Swift aad Thomas Swift, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchants at ten, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. Oct. 29, Edward Herbert, Lynaington Priors, ; Warwickshire, liaendraper. at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Bir mingham. Oct:27, Robert RyntitlJud4l, Birmingham, Warwick pslgpq lelAr factor, at twelve, at the Rine! Hotel, emple.row, 2 Nov. 2, John May, James Wybero , Wm. White,. er/fiercer, pea, Kent, hankers, at one, at the Guildhall, lCanterbury ; also, Nov. 13. Oct. 47, Edgar Ashe Spilebury, , Walsall, Staffordshire, apothepary, at twelve, at the George lon, Bevriliey, Worcestershire. Nov. 2, Thomas Hudson, Itantsgatis Isle of Theses Kant, coach-master and stalAwkeeper, at dere% At the Onlidiall, Canterbury. Oct. 30. Wes itirea.Chathatiu bad Gravesend, Kent draper, at one, at the Cissomercial ituoms, Ode 'rol. Nov. 15, Thomas Pitts and Thermo Cannon, .11 1 e i ztti Yorkshire, woollini.drapers„ at ten, at the Tiger lisp, Oct. 29, Thomas Young, late of hlilverton, and Ilobeh Voting, late of Taunton, Somereetsbite, bankers, at eleven, at Oka G4stle Inn, Taunton. Oct. 24, Thema& Juoes late f the Tort' las, Shrewsbury, Salop, victualier i ,"eleven, at the :Wpts,aistatail Sri" fah, Shrteatiorl. - 7 1 CERTIVICATES.—Oar. 26. Robert John Chitslie,Green.street,Gresvenor-square, St. George, Hanover•square, milliner and dress-maker. Robert Wright. Hai. linwood, within Oldham, Lancashire, hat manufacturer. George Richards, Argued, Sedwelty, Monmouthshire, grocer. Thomas Cogger, Wardrobe Terrace, Doctors Commons, engineer and smith. Samuel Poppkwvil YuUat, Knaretbrough, Yorkshire, money scrivener. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Weymouth, Thomas Gardiaer, and W. Weymouth, surgeons and apothecaries. Al. Hicks and Wm. Henderson, ship chandlers. Joseph Walker, jun. and George Pennine Brown„ .Manchester, flour' factors. John Mutant and Peter slattasu, Brick -street, Hyde. park-corner, brewers. William Dawson and Thomas Clark, King's Stairs, Rotberhithe, Surrey, mast and block•makers. John Carrill, Benjamin Carrill, and Thomas Carrill, Manchester, aad at Ashton-under•Lyne, smallware and paper dealers. John Robinson and Thomas Soler, Newark.npoa.Trent, Nottinghamshire, brick and tile makers. Robert Oram and James Edwards, Manchester, hydraulic press and lathe makers. John Thomas and Thos. Rees, Carmarthen, linendrapers. J. Amesbury and Edward Doubleday, Great Surrey-street, surgeons. Daniel Morris and Jobn S. Morris Devonport, black and whitesmiths. H. Monteith, A. Garden, R. M`Leltan, It. Ure, J. G. Hamilton, and J. blonteith, Glasgow, merchants. Thomas Bushell and John Busholl,Crawford-street, _ _ Port uare, surgeons. John May, jun. and William May, Ipswich, Suffolk. cheese and butter (actors. Thomas Dorling and George Germaine, East lane. Bermondsey, leather-sellers pad leather-dressers. J. C. White and John Richards (attornies to Mr. Z. C. Richards) and T. S. Richards, Martin's-lane, Canoon-street, wholesale ironmongers. Henry Holland. Ann Holland, and Henry H. Holland. High Holborn, and at Godalming, Surrey. John Stott and Edw. Tibbey, St. Martin's lane, seal and goo engravers. William Biggs and John Biggs, Devizes, Wiltshire, tea dealers. James Dots and 'Thomas Don, Lower Janies.street, Golden-equate, tailors and babit.makers. Edward Brabant and Charles dark, City Basin, sak manufacturers. John P. Mather and Richard Matignon Cromford-coutt, Manchester. W illiam Eccles, Jame , Eccles, and Owe, Kernan, Glasgow, merchants. General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which governs Importation, made up to the 28tb of Sept. Wheat 545. ltd. Oats 25a. 10d. I Beaus 455. 10d. Barley 545. sd. Bye 535. I id. Peas 4.55. 7d. EGYPT. of the treaty, oppose the pr said that _ d m clans* ecution of the design; . . . . .. and since the inteciesiao- powers have declared tbac ambition was.ierfcrtrforeist illram!iite motives of their intervention. nrstbiog that can favour the comatoa or indivienal wnibition can cortur into the contingencies , , , the ititerventioa4. -The essence of European policy, pre , ser+rit confidence, for it is a truth which wehaerweiellhietolesii sure to announce more than once)? the *mach 1 / 4 1 this policy is the maintenance of peace. lisitntabis; inefaft, a natural consequence of an order of thingiewhine the prosperity of states is founded upon public Trediti? The very aliment of credit is industry; and the goavawiess of industry is peace. An assurance may be given, withqut the fear of being belied by " the 'teem; th att erety thought which tends, even in a distant futurity, td curb so precious a peace, will be rellgksusly banish d from the councils of Sneerer,. Thus; when-one of our two opp'ssitions, irritated by the intervention, tries out to the Powers, Leave the Grand The& tuthallage his own affairs, if you desire to manattie your awn at house ;" and when the other oppositioneries to tSe bine Fwers, .g Lend your aid to the Greeks, if yeu-sirigh to be considered Christians," - both act 'in tont , tdittiou to the principles of European policy, s nee both chetish ideas contrary to the maintenance of peace . . It. is not only between the Cabinets, tut betweti the nriOns of Europe„ i that there inn haesselaidslished an alliance of interests and ideas unknoult isk.thehistou of titres. Policy has been, so teispeskteresierztl.llWy this alliance. It might formerly zhave been described as the art of laying smiles for each other.; - it may now be defined the art of combining their wishes. Political relations were then a system of tecierhouility. tions now are °express concerts to smooth, and to mitis gate resistances, and so resolve them intu a common will. Then your neighbour was your natural enemy, and political friendship might be measured by she de. grees of the meridian. Your neighbour -nosy itijour auxiliary, as you are his ; for in this oonsounity d views and interests, if there are preferences. it is only in the opportunities of regulating them. Lei,ny then. bidge our age as it ought to be judged—by its wants sod its interests. Let us judge the polity' otliilaversonents according to the charatiers of •Irll'ithaniltie,polfeyar. I the wants and the interests ardkisip. WROM THZ moNiTswit.sor The Considutionaat seeksim s, the success which it has untislainaliPOlr lb he arguments. . We have alleged, allege, that the first article of the treaty of isitiiirlintion in the 'fairs of the East, is a proof of the disinteresceduessUl ftstssia:\For is it not as clear as the day. that an ambitious Power would not have entered iillo a league precisely contrary to all ambition ? __._..._. . It is pretended that this engagement to refrain is a snare laid for Russia by its allies.. . . What ! a snare! A clear, precise, and absolute e, n dition, which does not admit in any language either of double meaning or of subterfuge. Why not rather consider the declarationi of the three powers as an assurance of peace given to the world, especially to the enemies of the Grecks, and a generous means of accelerating the pcificatioss? a. • We have conceded to our advermeins ihatj Its. test of the Ticity was not so precise wick tOrct to the arrangements to be adopted on the supposition of an armed resistance to the forces of the mediating powers ; and is not this very want of precision a proof of the little probability of the hypothesis? For it -itynot natural to abandon the object to the chanee . of terns, after having regulated the sr cans, or to shear stuper prudence in the accessories, neglecting the . principal part. But in making this t fincessien we Not not failed to add, that it was impossible that additional astatine*, if circumstances should:mill for them, should not be in harmony with the principal. We bre*, affirmed that " the future conduct of the Powers would pe coufoi m able to the spirit of the Treaty, for this reason, that the mode cannot be in contradiction to the principle, and that the intervening Powers having declared that am. bition was entirely foreign to the motives cif their liter. vention, nothing that can favour the-common ambition or particular ambition, can enter into the chances of the intervention." Now see how the Constitutionnel translates this rea soning We shall take ncthing if titers is no' rp. pOrtunity to tale; but if an opportunity afters itself, we shall see." • It is for the reader to compare the text of our reason ing with its commentary. , :nom pas oAxarra DC IRA Welto DATED. OCT. Au. LEQUORN, Sin. ii The Prosper, English brig, arrived yesterday in 31 days Aim Alexandria. It hall bora taken,by a Greek pirate, which,pat six men oollmmad to carry it into Napoli di Romania, btu Wks perceived the Egyptian Beet, it took flight, leas,. it tr .nar4q. 9 , • , • _ , , . - . 49‘. . Is. .. .' - . . • ,!. -- ,„ e . ) • . . • . .. ;... Ci o ••• • Y. ,„".• 4.. 6..‘:, t $ .. ~ il i '1 1 ! -- ;'• . • • . , • , , • -', • .1 . • r -,n e kso. , p , . . . . - .., - i• * • • . . , .----, —• 1 : k , ,-, • - _ ti!!!...: / P.: '.' If . 24r.r.Igt iIIT i . ~ , .01,.-_vp . '-c.i• • • 1 0 i • ' aa do ~ _ li alypitqvlT 1 '1" , k -' 4 •-, iA_ et ( . W Y" i 1 •• • 1 .•• r-1 •'..::)IIA PE•In tel ogY. •' • • I r(c 0 - I I / . ... i' i - ..ss‘, r ,,, i . 7 J r ji b :" . i :7!! i k .4, . -„,,, " , . i •- • . /tilt , iff •sl liClial itin.4 to ressistll4 , :f ''. • .. • . 9 5 0 ', N... • i • . 1 !.- '. , ....;:. isd eashi.L.,,,t, olusa •. 2 - N • v- . i ~. i . . '0'...m1 „dr It:' • 1 : 1 11 .- • ~?. Lo • •:eVIVA 10 riti; • • L ., , .i:,..4;4 . ...Lat E .L .rf.....,„11 i 1.; ,n 1 - ../ •‘. 7 1 . . ..... iti it . tag '74:1! Ili Etter , ic Hi.. - .- . •.. / .., :. - ,P201 '43- 10 . eila .y.i a , '' s.. l•l'Clia, • ! 1 1)1t11 1 ! )111 1 P .-- . . -._ -••— • ............... . ..: . , • - , . •'. • TIMBER 12,683.] . , -.- •1-. ..t.b4.)-.. ,—......, ; , ;SATURDAY EVP4is • i e • .I a 4!DI ' ' s -,, . • - .., .. i.r • •- • • •4111• ' .1 7 " " I. 'PaIIO I4 ViIrENPERCII - • - , • ' • ' s ;.mss k de.****2l ' ' -- ' a .l •_../ .. .. . -•-- -- - • . . • AT an ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the N" '‘ SALEg ,; Y AUCTIIV • - " - g•iii•• PR9PRIETORS of TEN or more SHARES in the • —..., ~.i., 2 , ,- s . •--- RAOLI 'INSURANCE COMPANY, held at the Loew LEASEHOLD ESTATES e VALUABLE , " -•' - ' I ' It " !I ' . ' r ",..IANKEIIPTCY SUPERSEDED. 4251.1 Toe •iittirattriree i•otenAtt OE FO RD- ST RE ET and NEW M A W.STILEST. 114 111111111211111022111,4damsbester, wino and splrit-inerchant. • A journal, ntlereptiaiating s 'ateordint tir itlf:itefif / * .aan, an FRIDAY, the 20i of October, pursuant to the De ediposimomf DWELLING-HOUSES and SHOPS,' eslenshll l / 44 -: .2 ... rd. . iDAKEEUPT& 4 t surzeon, to surrender ow .. the AreanistanceCrtf OliMtaelottrfitet, iiverfbeit inter: _ E of Serneusent. - 1 ?-- -: a n itto TIMBER-YARDS, _ 'Nation" of Englandfood France in the; ilf4iri- , 4 the i Er W. RAWLINS lti the Chair, - BEHOLD DWELLING -I,IIOUSE, '7IE . ; ;,,z - ic l - r; elavem se : Y d • NoveMber 16, at • ten at the ' The Directors preseoted a Depots upon the A ff airs of the COM* P E WAREHOUSE and C'OAL-SHED, ~ . aof Bookross, ssokshoff ,,,,„4„ Amite*, East to the 'desire of Westtaining Russia leant - liaising ; Li TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD. R. Thompaost,Valbrook. designs and plans eontrarr to the bitten& Ofpolvitil and luny, and donating a Dividend *pea die 'Capital, which was read TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, %an, Strand, bookseller, October' 12, 19, and November it founds on this hypothesis * prediction ialeulotbd- to end approved. By Mr. ROBINS, ,- ; 111 • 11 t * l n a % a t I ha eft*. lag'Sal l a t al asiaa a ta ' if BllnkruF l °. inspire Hide eonfidence in the cantina - ed . • of Ir was lissunn, That the Thanky of this Meeting be given to (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) je r ft nehalteereet. Atisdnie,„ lira . Jay and Co. Gray's Ina- trinlithahT • ibe Cbsirman, Deputy Chairman, and Directors, foe their active At basraway's Co ff ee House 'Change-alley, Combat, ' ' . Gray's Inn. the world; , According to it, that *hie& appear" to us On Tisuasuay, the 11tia of October , 1827, at Twelve o'Cloek, .Thenues Humplidayi. lerALAbdsurch-lane, drysakering- a participation would seem to' be ottly . isipeetatitiod. tad successful endeavosan in mismatch% tees interest of the Company. IN LOTS, broker, October Is, id,. and November 18, at eleven, at the Distrnst stuuld enteltipe itself ki theltplientoinee'of hos., That the 7tanis of Me Meeting be given to the Auditors, foe By seder ef the Ihteeuters of Mr. FIBANCII Sarson, deceased. Court of Commladoners of Bankrupts, Bann:ball-street. Au- Wily, and tau toniradlictnry 'praitiltefitepild '441/keel their diligent and faithful discharge of the Important dudes Coo- LOT I. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, "asses, Near. ' Tiiikaid " Co. OW jewr ßfor l frisra _ road, s on " , themselves under a comniort Mamia. s 4olosls6/01 to 118 aided to their care. I. Jl. comprising a very commodious DWELLING .Elehard Wilson. late of Friar4treet, HOUSE, 'hum No. 4S, Oxford-street Three Stories high, Four lardware-manntuterer , October 23, SO, and November 16, at that the fi rst duty of everr-parsisfitialire'asetisses t , That the Thanks tithe Sleeting be given is the Actuary. far Ws • • son a Floes, with Hair ii Dresser' s Shop and Partour on the M. at the Court d annallisskwera of Bankrupts. Basinghell- treaty is to read that treaty. In preeetkfing . Hoist, tius ft!thrul and dillgeot attection to the rrettetal interests of the Com. ' Pally. HENRY P. SMITH, Act . Ground Floor, Ilk Vhs haute Basement , In the octopi.- ..alialiet. Attornisa, Messrs. Paterson and ± . Old Broad - Octet . journal which gives °cassia' for out refifffitil 4 ticaltd den of Mt. Perth. liele.drosser ;temp adjoining, on the Welt Silly MOOT Rickel , Calhatiaa-etreet. Charier liftaaaaillare. October have in the hest ' tee . f ' e i e t s ,„_,_,, i t • Cernbill, Oetober.S, 1627. Ill s 98, and November 16, et eleven, at the Coen et Casualh- • _ „ ts - iiv‘•••"• 7 • 6l3 "b l ann` . in the occupation elf Mr. Home, Tailor, with Parlour, Eslichin. LOAN CONTRACTED FOR HIS MAJESTY TFIF KING and othei Apartments, a Theelllug House at the back , with 4c- Wooers of Bankrupts . Besingliall Street. Atwater, Mr. RIWIt. cluer-- an aliPear 3111 . 1014111 " 10 61 't d .irt ..aftni s rAth. OF PRUSSIA. BY MR. hi. M. ROTHSC.Df,f 7 p, IN eompting House, alt. Part of the: Timber Yatd, aad an extensive birb Carrbstehirearef. planer nonlw-witiate. disement. , ales Pas We tattroaa!atrAta'afitslisat of LONDON, IN ism. .• . 7, • Piet of Ground edits's**. With Sheds, &pine Loft, Saw Plts,fte. Gone Davell. hbeawasultuseeraw. Walwortit. Surrey, we. the to wityaitsittat oil 411411 111.' 4 94P89619 7 469113. ill VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, in offeawfa" i t , wkh a Gateway front Newmaketreet, is die oeummion of Mr. dowser, October 12,26, and November _6, si . 1 eleven, u the. lig wing that tiefiFy,Pfltau ditaipiati4 etilliithe' fatted' Mhk h Alexander Semple, on Lease to Messrs. Spark and Sandi, held Court of Coeuniiiikillets of Bantrupts, Bedrieldlikarett. At- Al 'with the General Bond, signed by his 'Majesty the ictri, oftemey, Mr. Denise, austinfriars. )-••,' r„; 7.. S *a s *tient , recollections scold imOre. "Br tint isitttitipa- at G roun d Rents, amounting to s/I2 per annum. PRUSSIA, at Berne, the yak M a y, 1818, wherein mi e n* le Los 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a eery Awes Turow t re tw urer„ ifi r.hroityr. ?ell: ..19,_ eo, and tied, ilke , hatati bound herself to the traratertavractif the M tit CAlntifig Ski t eb eigi mp t i oam d L oan , d a r e d lu rk , met Dwelling Hoese,alleate Na CI, Newts:tali ktrisse t nelt J 1 r tandoss ethb"' la , s i J fLi Poof• • . avower. that she could not, striftsdotlttia of MuosisAlletkelleth Ski Eliadriapiti er hlr'reme. thitdo, • • SI , which • Sinking Fund wasp roviaed Illeid 44 lirdiae 'ea mil e mr• " 1 / 1 "l i° ll . l .11. uriaar• "' • u —., f._ ~ . • Cllllhialle, 6011atiVErOf teberniNtlitttir -Of kftiali" se: the' Lon S. • LEASEHOLD ESTATE, compelling a Dwelling well'"'" "a +at _ ,___ _A••••r,,.. • . ti { f ila bow. wisitleals-peopeeseiapid slur. bea the Eighteenth Halt-yeasty Redemption fell dray .•• douse adjeiniog. let the occupation of 31r. Hardin& _ DECL A R Ai l l ON 01' .11/11OLV EN CY. ifie present month of October, Count Lomat, Charge Lei 4. - A PaRaHOLD DWELLING HOUSE , situated Thomas Potts, flotterialtS r -entli. Surrey, baker, Is in i ns olv e nt atria a party to a linty which tishilvinnr thi lict It of his Majesty the Ring of Prussia st die Court of No. 16, Tottenham Court Road. Three Stogies High, Two Rooms circummances, and is unable to meet his engagements with hit II trim that the cleaves of dm treally riliteir traceelitsrlr e s ea a neer. Private Entranc e , Sitep, A ecompt i ng House, - and creditors—Filed June to . the common rule of conduct in ease- of -a -refoiliff al! . r A Litivii,lointly with Mr. N. M. Routecutus, in the presence af . seed es the Groom osl on the Besensent. Samuel Hares,jun. Hearletta-street, Covent-garden, bookseller is 'tre e so preeLe en ehetetppettiew4 . 34i n tance le: err Visit,•Notary Public, has, on the 3f. instant, CAN- Carat f.C o :, a r. orp , . la . . rem . taaave„ .. IMa to 111141 Vt 11 engagetneut., In the Oc ion of Id Co Lease to M 1 h Mash and i insol *rums and i unable hi • , ..... a115ai__r1500............e. .2.- ......2.. • ll- L. .1I et . . .. . ... ....- • _ or as it neei Usti Years es perien trin fleet a Core vs ins. 'MI sorbing. Fo 44 Medicine has it both sties have "as ' , within the Lia elinetors, T. TA eof Surgeons, a les at only 24 bars, and belts dim appointm Orfuisi-street ' 4 t l loppogit du, ambit Town iu rsuos saki% thir • EXTRACTS IRON IRON LETTERS. ALUANTiItIA, AVG. 10.--The Paella', fleet tailed mi Sunday, the sth, and his Highness set out for Cairo On Tuesday, the 7th inst.. On the Bth inst. his Majesty's ship Pelican arrived from Corfu, having on board the Hon. Major Cradock, who is supposed to be the bearer of some proposals to the Pacha on the part of our Go vernment, the nature of which has not yet transpired. We look with some anxiety to the termination of the ;existing discussions at Constantinople; but whatever may be the event, we see no reason to anticipate any interruption to tbe tranquillity which we have hitherto enjoyed, nor to our commercial relations with Eurdpe. It is difficult to foresee what may be the consequences in other parts of Turkey, should the Porte persist in rejecting all mediation, and the Allied Powers proceed to hostilities. The evils they are endeavouring to ob viate may be of much less magnitude than that into which they are likely to fall by such an aet, and Russia may ultimately find a pretext for marching in her troops to settle the dispute. The Pacha's frigate, built at Leghorn, arrived lag week under Turkish colours: that . built at Venice is not yet arrived. • Auousr 17.—The Arab, from Liverpool, came in a few days back, after escaping from a Greek pirate. Amin 20.—We are in time to acknowledge the receipt this afternoon of your interesting letter of the 12th ult. including a copy of the treaty of the 6th of .fttly. Nothing is )et khoOrn of the POWs Ideas re girding the armed intervention. Mr. Salt (the . Ccartul' General) followed Str. boghoi (thePathes'bilolltet) tol Cairo, a week ago.