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. . .. _ . - . . V . .. C.... I . • • _ - ~ . • , . . . • . - ah . ..1 ~: . 4... :11.... . ` ..46 - " .I - - • ~• 1 ~ r , , ti...T ~ r 4 . .. ..*:. Nr, 0 'N .409%. , 4 .34 , 41 F ‘ I 4 .• 11 0 M ilr • ... .. c . % t 44 . 4 •• .: I i .. • f • 0.., . • r f: 1 1: .3.44PAIKT .. * •Ii•• • f -•• a. • l i llAb# o 44A• ~ [NICE SVVENOICNCe '~ _ Ot SATURDAY. EVENING, SEIYI'EMBER 22, 1827. NUMBER 12,671.] 4.! Meg This day was published, ■ Three Vols. royal lama 262. ELIZABETH EVANSHAW: the SIQuIL Of " TRUTH," a Novel. " This is a work of great talent ; and, coming from a shrewd and otnerva st mind, bas in a very high degree the quality of rous ing and sharpening the intellect of its Readers."—Scotsman. " The excellence of this work consists in the author's deep in jiglit into the labyrinths of tbe heart and mind ; in lib knowledge of rucu of society In his keen observations of conduct ; and This accurate representations. of domestic and familiar scenes. His characters are well &men ; and he is often extremely successful In the pathetic." —Morning Chrunkle. Printed for Hunt and Clarke, York street, Covent-garden. SALES BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. BRUSSELS PAVERS. eke; sat 0 ell le VI; ST. JAMENS.PLACE, ST. JAMES'S-STREET. ELEGANT HOUSEIR/LU FURNITURE, FI NCH LEY, Id I DDLESIIIX. Desirable pleasant VILLA RF.SIDENCE, Seated on a LAWN. - . With convenient attached and detached OFFICES, Pleasure Grounds, productive Kitchen Garden, Farm Buildings, and Meadow Land. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At °areaway's care. House, 'Change Alley, Corohill, On TnouaiwY, &slash a September, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALI BL - EHOLD tll Fie Free. , Residinee. FttANKFOT, Sc,,. It We have letters from the Moldavian . annonnee that news had been received at Great Council of War, composed or the • 1 , frontletsothieb, • Jassi, Vim/ a tientenark. . . Generals and Major-Generals of !he Army in Dessaia : 4 . bia, had been held at Kischinet, and that, Amor s had been successively sent with dispatches for the" nister of War at St. Peter burgh. • . A Cabinet Messepger, dispatched from Caustanii: nople by the Marqlsis de Bibeaupierre, had pined through Bucharest, travelling with all pr.icticableeipe- LIBRARY and CABINET BOOKCASES, costly SIDE. BOARD, CHIMNEY GLASSES, &tali timid Cut-Glass CHANDELIERS, Cabinet PIANO-FORTE, Handsome CHINA, Eight Day CLOCK, kc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street) idiot labat. Oft ifs& 11R Y - I Fine PORT, and bright SHERRY, well worthy of name, Two Shillings per Bottle, MADEIRA the same; Good Cape Fifteen-pence, and, the marvel to crown, CHAMPAGNE Eve and Six-pence—the cheapest in town. .Neely Goloonide, Haymarket. CHARLES WRIGHT, Dolmens: Sittari-pLee, Rrnt•rnad Duele•place, Manchester tdifiter-place, l a mbed' . St. James's-street, Brighton Darlington-place, Vauxhall Parade, Margate Cbicbester•place, Battle-bridge Harbour-street, Ramsgate Crawford.strret, Portman-sq. Pelham Arcade, Hastings Prorideoce-place, KenushTown 1111ej a, Grp.— Northumberland-place, Corn- Kt-- mercial•ruad • On the Prent;ses, No. 31, St. James's-place, St. James's-street, On TUESDAY, September 25, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock, THE Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR' comprising lofty Four-post, "r Bedsteads, • Chintz, Cotton,, asst White ty Fepthlr Beds_ and Bedding, Diawers, trench Mao* Cloth, and White Dimity - Scroll End Sofa, with ' a . -a r . - - - (Al TBOU.DAY, the 27th of September, 11127, at Twelve o'Cloch, ditiOn to Sr. Petersburgh. tember 25, 1827, at Twelve o ' clock , A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, small HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Letters lions Vienna inform tis, that five Nunn elan .pana.easehotil, nearly Tithe Free, paying. onyx a small Regiments will compose a pia of the Artist of Obser. Our-post, Tent. add %tamp Bedsteads, with Moduli; coniprising a todsmodious Residence, seated a Lawn, • . val Mon which Au la will have on its frontlet next fl. tbite Dignity Furniture,; priMe seasonel approaehed by a . Carrialk Drive,situate at Nethesotreet,ltiockiey, ding, Mahogany and .7speqped Chests I n cosy of muigk ile4; ,y,g a dy fitted up, Lod athaptml Cap the i,loßidll STAita.i4titettrelON tlifketlMPLlliii,.... do* . Curtains in Chintz,. C°i l C 4 it,... ,_ , _ SClde t ACC91318)01A10a tit vAboweli of tie rillit Roliztizzha?* T b i b'sila and u46e • s:. • ly; auperlitarth M or t a a' i'ved zza"P°7 Home is encompassed on three sides by a VP-Blida. and coe)ilas a BRUSSELS, Sere. 17. . k • Cushions ie Red occo: *whoa sag Drawing Robin, Library, With a Hall between ; tittle Ramona 'This rnbenin i p 'al half-pest - four o'clock`, bit REITIII ri suite; costly Mahogany Pedestal Side. a Back, and Gold Veined Marble Slabs; Halls an excellent Rowed Pining Parlour. Gentlentin's Dressing Highbesi the tinee of Orange arrived at Brussels: Room, Butler's Pantry, Water Closets,. &e. the Booms hand- hes to correspond ; Library Ditto in po- someiy fitted up, and principally with French Sashes, opening ' The following notice is inserted in the Aeiat peper r Sofa, Card, and Tea Tables ; rich Cut under Viranda ; the Offices, Servants' Entrance Hall, with Oven, of the Province of Aix•la-Chapelle: —L..— C..... 4.. T........ - ',Anise. Clsin.n.. ... . -- _ ; d Mr., id We war. , IS was /road a that Nat. at say •, - Chelsea , • SALES BY AUCTION. ISLE OF THANET, *tweet MARGATE, KINGSGATEi and BROADSTAIRS, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, }bible, Compact Farm House, Darden, Yard, and Agricultural Buildings, And nearly EIGHTY ACRES Of rich Arable and Pastore , Land; COTTAGES, WITH GARDENS, ate.'; " TO ZfK SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street) At Guraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, On Trimmer, the 27th of September, 1827, at Twelve o'Clack, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate SI. At NORTH DOWN, in the Parishes of ST. JOHN'S And Si. PETER, Between Idargstf, Kingsgate, and Broadatairs, in the Isle of Thaneti ' A compact, neat bulk, and comfortable FARM HOUSE, Containing, on the Ground Floor, two Parlours Kitchen, Cellar, and Pantry. On the First Floor, two good Parlours, Chambers, a Suing Room, and numerova Closets. Two roomy Attics, Lauding, sod Store Closet; Cellars in the Basement, Out Offices, a Well Home, with good Water. A FARM YARD, Co. House, Calf Pen, and LOB ; Cart Horse Stable, Cha ff Bin, ad Loft over; a large double Bay Barn, Cart Lodge, Cattle Shed, and Hovel; Rick Yard and Garden. Labourer's Cottage, recently put into excellent Repair; A small Barn and Loft; A Cottage adjoining the High Road, with Garden, dtc. In the Occupation of Mr. Vaginal; A Fisherman's Cottage, And nearly EIGHTY ACRES of rich Arable Land, k the Occupation, and on Lease, to Mr. IL S. Mitniine, for a Term of nearly Fourteen Years, at a very moderate Rent. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Tomlins, of whom Particulars may be had; of Mr. Wright, at the York and Royal Hotels, Benison's Library, and of John Boys, 800. Solicitor, Margate; at the Inn, Beciailstairs • the Crown, Ramsgate• ' Fountain, Can terbury; Rose, SittingtorL roe ; Bull, p u ttied; of Mama. Teesdale, Symes, and Weston, Solicitor', Fenekurch.etreet ; at Garrai bay's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. (Smallpart Copyhold). LAND TAX REDEEMED; Capital FARMS, with FARM HOUSES, GARDENS, COTTAGES, OUTBUILDINGS, Meadow, Pasture, asd Arable Land; UPWA SOS OW SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garnway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Gambill. Oa Taraaaat , the 27th of Member, 1827, at Twelve Ja'Clock IN THREE LOTS, • VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES (small Pan Copyhold), LAND TAX REDEEMED, 1111711aTt la the Parishn of North March and Hemel Hempstead, In the County of Hens, 1.13/1.1"..M.PU EAXTER'S END AND LITTLE HEATH FARM, Adjdninstbe Road froth Loudon to Berklampstead and _ Aylesbury, Vial Farm HoUses, Gardens; Orchards, and Outbuildings, Meadow, and Arable L and, COMMIXING lIPWAILDS Oi THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE ACRES, With Right al Common, Os boat to Mr. louts Fula, wbkh aspires Mkhaelrnas, 1830. HILL END FARM, Adjoining Ilaxten End Farm, with Farm House, Gardens, Orchard, Outbuildings, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ; Containing upwards of FORTY-ONE ACRE& GREAT AND LITTLE COXPOND FARMS, lIITUATt A? LeTerltOCk Green, adjoining the Resod from Hempstead to Sta Albans, tensisting A Tams Hoose, with Garden, Orchard, Outbuildings, &c. Mea dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, Oa Lease to sit. Joust Groans, which expires ,Nliclaselmas, 1829. FIELD'S END FARM, t!cate near Haxter's End and Little heath Farms, consisting of a or* built F arm H ouse, w i th Garden, Orchards, O ut b u i l di ngs, tae Cottages, &c. Mesta*, Arabic, and Wood land, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN ACRES, laudto Mr. Gnome Eawrost. The whole Estate upward* of SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES. • The Tenants highly respectable. 4, The present Rental, and estimated value, nearly nINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS ran Assess. rin eligible Property for Investment ; capable of considerable le sproetnem; g o al neighbourbottd; excellent marketi within an I,,4ldistn,ce ; and on l y twenty -eight miles from London The unq Junction Canal passing through the Estate, a Stream of Water bosorling part of the Lands. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants, of whom Partiesdars dy be had; al-o at the Essex Arms, Watford ; Sdan, Hickman,- "tat ; Lion In n , W en d over ; 'R e d Lion, Wycombe ; Crown, Illestory ; Rose and Crown, Tring ; King's Arms, Herkbamp• plead; Woolpack, St. Albans; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Cranes, restar e; of Mess s . White, Blake, and Houseman, Solicitor's At/I-11t ritt, Strand ; at Gallaway's; and of 'Mr. Robins, No. 170 &rile street, where Plans of the Estates may be seer: Dining Room Chairs en suite; costly Mahogany - beard, with Plate Glass Back, and Geld Veined Mari, ; elegant cabinet Bookcases to correspond ' • Library Ditto in po -11-bed Oak ; Maholany Sofa, Card, and Tea Tables; rich Cut Glass, Eight light Chandelier Grecian Lamps ; brilliant Chimney Glasses, in handsome Carved Gold Frames; Library Table, Ca binet P iano-forte,l by Stocidart, elegant Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Services, in French and Worcester China; Eight-day Clock, &meth and Kidderminster Carpets, Kitchen Requisites, and various Effects. May be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues (at One Shilling each), may be had on the Pre mises; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. WARWICKSHIR& CAPITAL AND MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Principal part Tythe4ree, With the Extensive MANORS or LORDSHIPS of LAP. WORTH and BUSH WOOD, together with the Rents, Royalties, &c. Situate between • STRATFORD-ON-AVON AND BIRMINGHAM, Near ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES. Most Eligible Investment. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent•street,) At Garraway's Coffee House 'Change Alley, Corahill, On THIIIISDAY, the 27th September, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock, TH Fs. TRULY VALUABLE and PRAM:WWI. PART TYTHE FREE ESTATES, . - . • With the Capital Extensive Manors or Lordships of 4, LAPWORTH AND BUSH WOODS, Well stored with Game, Togetbet with the Quit Rents, &c. Woods, Cottages, Farms, Lands, and Tythes, In the Parishes of Lapworth, Old Stratford, Preston, Begot, And Bcaudesert in the County of Warwick; Comprising neat ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of fine Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Divided into Capital Farms, with Streams of Clear Water dotting through the Grounds, Good Farm Houses, and all convenient Agricultural Buildings,* excellent epaironadt7 Cottages, Gardens, ihr• -a-sa Is possession of most respectable Tenants, AT LOW lIICNTS, AMOWITIINI SO 'EARLY ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM; A most dedrable PROPERTY for RESIDENCE and INVESTMENT, with many beautiful Sites for Building, and possessing the great advantage of being in the Neighbourhood of the best Markets; contiguous to Birmingham and other manufac. I I taring Towns. Excellent Roads in all directions, good Neigh. bourhood, and plenty of Field Sports. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Albot, Camphill Cottage, near Henley in Arden, who will *hew the Estates, and of whom Pant heist" may be had; of Mr. Adams and at the Angel and Star I9ns, Oxford; Shakespeare Head, Chapel House; George, Ships. to.-on-Stour; White Lion, Stratford.on• Avon ; Mr. Pain ter,White Swan, Henley in Arden ; White Lion, Hockley ; Hen and Chicken., Birmingham; Mr. Bentley, and at the Star and Hop Pole Inn, Worcester; King's Head, Coventry; Black Swan,. Warwick; Messrs. Humphries and Son, Solicitors. Serle.street, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's,- and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street,where a Ran of the Estate may be seen. SOUTH WALES, Near the HAY, COUNTY at BRECON. DESIRABLE HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE, With Offices, Lawns, Gardens, Hot Houses, and Pleasure Gtuunds, Farm, and Lands; about TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, And a Moiety of the MANOR of LLANTHOMAS. Also, TWO THIRDS of the GREAT and SMALL TYTHES, Extending over the whole Parish of HAY, A BOUT ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. The Perpetual Advowson of KIL Y CWDI, Near LLANDOYERY, In the County of Carmarthen ; atm The FREEHOLD TYTHES of the whole of the PARISH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of VlA:wick House, Regent•street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornbill, On 111111140.47, 27th September, 1827,- at Twelve o'Clock, IN LOTS, T HE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comransatio LLAN THOMAS HOUSP., - - - - And Offices--a pksaant Residence for a Gentleman's Family. LLAN THOMAS FARM, With Farm House and Agricultural Buildings, &c. Sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, lying compact. Also, a Public House, Blacksmith's Shop, Water Corn Mill, &c. situate in the County of BRECON, one mile and a half from the Hay I a Most desirable Property fur Residence and Investment, Containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Lying nearly et - pipet Together with the Jlo•ety f the Alanor of Llanthontas. Also, Two-thirds of the Great and Small Tythes of the Parish of Hay, comrasing about ONE THOUSAND F:IGHf HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES. ' The Perpetuil Advawsun of KIL Y CWM, arising front Queen Ana's Bounty, And the Tythcs of the whole of the Parish, containing upwards of rWELVE THOUSAND ACRES , About Seven Thousand or which are in a State of Cultivition ; The prvent Annual Value about EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS, Le t 9 respectable Tenantd. be 'leveed by applying on the Premises, whert Particulars may to had; at tie White Swum ' flay ; ilutel, Het...iced ; King's Arms, Olotsce.ter; Plough mid Hotel, Cheltenham; Sur, Mop Pole. and of Mr. Benticy, Wurcrder ; lien and Chick:nth Mr mingliam ; Bush, Bristol; York House lintel, Math; of Messrs. Still dad Raymond, Soliciters, No. 5, Lincoln's lon New-square; a t G a rrawdy • ; Itithins, Nu. I7', ftegant.atreet,tvhere st Ms of the E,;ate may be seen: comely . up, and , with French Sashes, opening under Viranda ; the Of c. Servants' Entrance Hall, with Oven, Weals House, Laundry, lofty Kitchen, Scullery, with Pump of Water, Servants' Hall, Cool Larder, and Housemaids Closet. On the First Floor, a Ladies Morning Room, Music Room, Three principal Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, Three Secondary Bed Chambers, Principal and Secondary Staircases, Servants' Rooms,' and Dormitory for Men Servants, excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, 'Jeers Sic. A Yard enclosed from the Road, with a large Coach House, Four Stall Stable, Harness Room, Hay Loft, Coachman% Room, Corn Loft, Lumber and Fruit Room, etc. Brew House Knife and Shoe House, Coal Hole, cool Dairy, Drying Ground , Hen Houses, PiggerP. &e. Carpenter's Tool House; Rick Yard, i and Cow House, &c. A capital productive Kitchen Garden, fully Stocked; Cropped, and Planted -with Standard Fruit Treet i _partly walled; a Paddock and Lawn, with extensive dry gravelled WAIL% belted by a thriving Plantation of Shrubs, Evergreens, and orna mented by a Sheet of Water; Island, with luxuriant Timber Trees: the whole containiniag about FIVE ACRES, With a capital Conservatory. About TWENTY-SIX ACRES of Land Immediately ad joining this property is on Sale, and would make together a very troMplete Estate, bounded on one side by Nether-street ; on another by the road to Mill Hill and Ballard's 'Lane, over which passes the newly projected Road to Barnet. • To be viewed with Tiekets only ; Particulars may be had cm the Premises; of Mr. Legg, Carpenter, Finchley, and the Queen's Head ; Green Man, Barnet ; and Bald Stag, Finchler ;' the Wel lington Inn ; of M essrs. Swain, Stevens, and Co. Solicitors, No. d, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170 3 Regent•street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. ollarid saved it ma. i Geo. Minter r 'bet ltbltrirt le 'Ma. at4iki Krange Narita, I peals slag bis ray tato but sum entatibil lodging sad bey .evipt of t M bin d to pig imp la owm,sbe ins ei Pored by at be the every at fly for reeling of said, tbe ✓osin to noel, bet tempting bk os lit rk, whet Unloose), fir. aalmrl o l de am awe Will idobt ebt ir tree iscovereil wins aka r wiodiw 'Mei left r dais) rioropso• of hover re &ailed asrs siert were aka :ed a Ve lt I KB ' 'beds, st 4 e whole a sled Ws el Mow I INA boa • Welt 411 areas SOO r jagtltlr ware dale g wish dm was bola robbed ill ate.Wb i. &MI WW I agia VIP Aidal, l l So Mara go. Gear 1111 !Wert pa widr ' Mess O f be doe g b bad - e re,' lad 310. ..1 • • • • 0. • I a • •-,. • ' • • loscHOW aft., • atter 3 4 ple-Dere ' FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Su.r. 21. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Sara 121. The King has beer pleased to approve of Mr. Joaquin; Pereira Vianna de lima as Consul at Gibraltar for his Mayen? the Em peror of Brasil. The King has also been pleased to approve oft e a t rowent of Mr. Albert Davy to execute, provisionally, the f et Cooled for the United States of Anierica at Kinnstoweres-Fitell. until the arrival of the person who 'babe appointed to that 1601161111 by Me President of the United States. lIAMERUPTCT ettrmel John Barks Gustavus Perryman, Cheltenham, Gloseeetembito, brick-maker. BANKRUPTS. John Lockwood, Wakefield, Yorkshire, mobster, to surrender, October 3,4, at eleven, and November 2 at six, at the Sessions House, Wakefield . Attorbies, Mr. Thom asi Taylor, Wakefield; or Mr. James Scott. Princeseotreet, Bedford-row. Martha Haynes and Mary Ann Haynes, Twickenham, Middleaet, school-in ist teems and boarding-house-keepers, October 13, at trio, 16, and November 2, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mt. Winter, Lia coin's Inn-fields. _ _ WiWam klen, Liverpool. ship-builder, October 1, 6, and ' November 2, at twelve at the Clarendonlbuildings, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. William Marsh Williamson, Liverpool; or Mrs Thomas Hearsay, Lothbury. James Hagerty; Liverpool, merchant, October 19, 20, and Nov.; at one, at the Clarendon.buildlngs, Liverpool. Attornies, Mews. Taylor and Co. Temple s or Messrs. Lace and Co. Liverpool. William Ham, late of West Coker, Somersetshire. commos brester, September 28, October 23, at twelve, and November 2; at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Nethersols and Co. Bases-street, Strand ; or Mr. Tilby;Deviaes, Wilts. • Robert Grimston and George Wilkinson, Preston, Lancashire, corn-dealers, October 12, at See, 16, at ten, and November 2, at one, at the Mace of Mr. Noble. Preston. Attornles, Meson. Perkins and Co. Gray's Inn-square; or Mr. George Noble, Preston. DIVIDEND to be made in BASING HALLSTREET. Oct. 12, Hatton Hamer Stansfeld, King-street, Cheapside, stut tinufactuter, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oct. 15, George blicKerlie Sharp and James Stn New castle.upen-Tyne, drapers, at ekven, at the Half Moon Lon, New eastle-upon-Tyne. Oct. 12, Joseph Mundell, Liverpool, draper, at ten, at :he Clarendon Buildings, Liverpool. Oct. 13, Robert Hatton and Jonathan Jackson, sen. Poulton with Fearnbead, Len cashire, soap boilers and soap and candle manufacturers, at one, at the Nag's Head Inn, Warrington, Lancashire. Oct. 25i VVillians Hillyard and John Morgan, Bristol, booksellers, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, All Sainte-lane, Bristol. Oct.. 17, James Ather ton, Lancaster, saddler and harness-maker, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Wm. Hinds, &licitor, Liverpool. Oct. 19, David Hardie, Liverpool, merchant, at twelte, at the (Ake of Mr. Wm. Htnde, LiverpooL Oct. 17, Jonas Stead, jun. Royds, Beeston, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth miller, at four, at the Court House, Leeds. Oct. 20, Thomas Jones, late of the Grave-yard, Sedgley, Staffordshire, ironmaster, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birming ham, Warwickshire. Oct. 17, Joseph Hadwen, Liverpool. hauler, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Oct. 15, Geo. Hornby, Liverpool, brewer, at twelve, at the dice of Mr. Peter Woods, Liverpool. Oct. 16, Robert Bernal. Liverpool, timber merchant; at one, at the George Inn, LiterpooL CERTIFICATES.—Ocr. 12. Edward Allison and Thomas Allison, Leeds, Yorkshire, mer cers. Alfred Smith, Mark-lane, corn and doer dealer. Andrew Watson Burn, late of Love-lane, East Cheap, and of Stoke New ington, wine merchant. Robert Corry, lienstridge, Somersetshire, innkeeper. Robert Kershaw, Dukenfleld, Stoekport, Cheshire. timber merchant. henry Robert Allwright, Coleman-streeti packer. George Vankeson, hackney-road, chemist and dtogght. Samuel Vivian, Tywardreath, Cornwall, linendrapet. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Edward Hunt and Alexander Sparkhall, Norwith, tea dealers. John Budgen and George Cords, Woolwich, Kent, bankets. Daniel Price and J. Lucas Popkin, Talky and Liandillot Carmarthen , hire, attotniva and solicitors. Samuel Cross, sen. and Samuel Cross, jun. Pedlar's Acre, Lambeth, timber me/chants. Mary Bignold and Isaac Sanderson Bignold, Strand, wax and tal low chandlers. Thomas Firth, Barugb, Darton, and Wm. Hall. Carlton, Itoystone, Yorkshire. Win. Luptrint David Rider, and Dartiton Lupton, Leeds, Yorkshire. John Major and John Fitz. lienr y Fits-Gibbon, Slack friars-road, Surrey, riding masters and livery-stable keepers. Thomas Small, Daniel Lesisam, and J. F. Ledsam, Irittrlingham, metal traders. J. Jennery and Chas. Jennery, Green, builders. Robert Garbutt and MAO Dresser, El neston-upona H ull, merchants. General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, Which ioverns Importation, made up to the 14th of Sept. Wile* 01 Oats 245. 7d. I Beans 465. 2d. Wiley 335. td. Rye 34*. Peas 433. 3d. _ widowing . .4cl in the _ paper of the Province of Aix•la-Chapelle Majesty our Sovereign has been informed thee 111.10111 young men of the Rhenish Westphalian provinces have bass Nat by their parents to colleges id foreign count:lee, directed by Jesuits, to continue their studies. " His Majesty, by a Cabinet Order of 13th July last, his gird. • fled the dissatisfaction which such conduct has given him, became the preference given to those benign _establishments must excite the more Surprise, as by the, care of his Majesty for ,all the branches of public echtcationithe hatiohal institutions lot the education and instruction of youth in general, end consequently of the Catholic youth, leave nothing more to be desired either asses:4de the scietifes ' or. eel gion. . "It is the formal intention of his ajenj that the yoilth of the Prussian Provincis shall Cease flequent Colleges directed by the Jesuits. , "In giving information to the public of this Royal decision, we iddeitheauthoritiei whom it concerns to infanta vs, insmedianely, ,if, contrary to out expectations, young men should go to Colleges of the Jesuits in foreign'tountries." BRUSSELS, Scar. iB. A British Cabinet Messenger passed through thii city last nighti on bic way froth St. Petersbufgh to Lyndon, with dispatches. • . We learn from Frankfort, that the appearanCes for the fair, which is on the point of commencing, ate very ' ifaviaurable,:end - even that eitensive business had been already done. The fair at Cassel, on the kcintrary, *Ms - bat indifferent: The greater part of the foreign wool lasts remained Unsold, which is ascribed to the compe tition of the manufacturers of Het z r eld, who havegreatiY improved in the manufacture of do+ of middling qua lity. The English Merchants themselves were not fora tunate, hating greatly overstocked the Mika. Rib. bands and hardware were the most lattasively.ioid: FRENCH PAPERS. *now Aran utone•as - was..wassa.• , • MADRID, San. S. ittmacT taint • taitar• Lertzt. 'here lids been for a long time a report of an intended reduction of the Royal Guard: Now it is no longer d report. The Royal order has been signed these several slays: it directs that the regiments of the guard shall be reduced to two in number, and that the other two shill be incorporated with the line, receivi ng for that purptit proper names and numbers. It further directs that the two tegiments of provincial militia, grenadiets and chassours, incorporated with the guard, shall cease to farm a part of it, still, howeeet, retaining their privi. lege.; and lastly, that all the cavalry tegiments of the guard shall become tegirnents of the line, excepting that of the mounted grenadiers. The Colonel, the Lieutenant Colonel, a u 3 the Major of the Ist Regiment of Light Infantry has e just Seen dismissed. Estafettes ftom Barcelona and the test of Catalonia arrive every day. According to the accounts received by his Majesty the 4th of this month, the total foiceaof the insurgents amounted, on the 31st August, to seven tern thousand men. The 3d battalion of the Ist Regi ment of Light Infantry, composed of seven hundred men, lately sent by the Government from S iragotsa to Catalonia, joined the insurgents as soon as they ebteted the principality. Don Joseph Man•co, Brigadier in his Majesty's army, has been obliged to .sui render at dis cretion with the six hundred Men he command d, and the Royalist Volunteers of Igu dada, who hid joined him by superior orders. The combat, which took place at.lgualada, was not sanguinary, but Brigadier MAT)SO was severely wounded, and thp conquering rebels shot the commandant of the Royalist Volunteers and ta It of their offfers. The tetult of this affait is the loss of 800 men for the King's party and an augmentation of 500 of them to that of the insurgents. Tne fortresses of Lerida and Tortosa are, since the Ist and 31 of the month, in the power of the insurgents. 'fir! Provincial Regiment which was at Toro (Old Castile) received orders to march for Savona, and on the first of this • month prepared to crhey it ; but the people armed, and violently called fot the establishment of the t'quisition. The authorities of Toro idsestdistely summoned the regiment, which wits only the sixth of a league off, back, and order wis restored. The Government has just ordered the Provincial Regiment of Segovia to Toro, and directed the Colonel of that at Toro to remain there till relieved by the arrival of the Segovia regiment. At • the time of the departure of the last courier from Bar celona, the authorities of Vrllafrauca, and of some mbar neighbouring villages, were entering into the capital of the principality, flying before the advance of the vic torious insurgents. One thousand two hundred Portuguese, both military and private individuals of all ranks, wer e going to Spain, on learning the news of the approaching arrival in this kingdom of the Infant Don Miguel. The Governor of the fortress of Elva: learning this emigration, went in pursuit of them with a regiment of cavalry and six pieces of cannon. The greater part they ma:saved by grape or the sabre; the few that survived were made prisoners. Several placards, in large letters, which we w - 11 nr.t repeat, were found yesterday morning in two different parts of the capital, (at the corner of Tudesquesftrkat, and Moon -street, and in the Square of Cebads). . The choice of his Majesty for the post or charge of Prior of the Consulate Sawed of Spanish contmetcr, recently established in tins has (alien oa