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1M.... IF A . „Lou C hi llb' r I f : Ur 1 i t 441.. c .00 ....b.,. ...cm. _ --......... CeOlt ( li t r 0 A I: THE CONSTITUTION-NOTHING 1 Illk , 1, LESS, AND NOTHING MORE ii NUMBER 13,331.] SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1829. PRICE SEVENPENCV. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 27. manufacturers—J. Sutton and Co. Bond street, hosiers (as far as regards 0. H. Hughes)—A. Howdert and Co. Savage-garden, mer chants (as far as regards B. Gardner.) GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE. OF BRITISH CORN, PRINCES-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE. DFSIRABLE DWELLING-HOUSE, in Excellent Order; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Jolr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street), UXBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, WAR-OFFICE, Non. 26. AT TIM MII3IOIILANDUM.—The half pay of the under-mentioned ()lacers has been cancelled fnsm the irlth inst. inclusive, upon their receiv ing a commuted allowuice for their Commissions : (WHICH GOVERNS ineelerarios), For the Week ended Nov. 20, made up from the Returns of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and W Air,. Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat 575. Id. Oats 21s. ltd. Beans 365. 6,1. I Barley 31s. 10d. Rye 325. 21. Peas 37.. 8.1. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat 565. 51. Oats 221. Id. Beans 375. 7d Barley 31s. ed. I Rye 325. 2,1. I Peas 38a. 0,1 PRICK OF SUGAR. ENTRANCE OF THE TOWN OF UXBRIDGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Bp Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Resent-&reet,) At Gerraway's Coffee-bouso, 'Change -alley, Crandall, OM Twoutwar, the tOth December. 1829, at Twelve o'Crock. By Order orate Executors of th eists Russia Brume, Esq. A VERY ENCLOSURE. of RICH MEADOW LAND, costes:en Two Undivided Third Pans of Towinend's Close. corranono Btait'•Suraeon Sunees William Clarence, half pay; lieutenant Philip Iliac Entwistle, half pay. 84th Foot ; Lieutenant Peter Do nald Hohne, half pay 96th Foot ; Lieutenant Sylvan.. Jones, half pay sth Foot; Lieutenant Lloyd Henry de Ruvynes, half pay 50th Foot. On the Premises, No. 11, Princes Street, Cavendish Square, OR Wenszamm, the 9th of December, 1829, and following Day DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Michael Darcy and Jobn Davey, Turners-bill, Sasses, carpenters. James Bennett, Drury lane, ironmonger. Peter Groves, Jermyn.street, tommerdal agent. at Pleven o'l3lock, The Average Price of BROWN or NluscovAnn SVGA 1 computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 24th day of Nov. 1829,4251 k lid. per cwt. delusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain A-A. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE cotu prides s very ELIGIBLE DWELLING-HOUSE, situate oa tin East Side of Princes Street, Cavendish Square. Held for a Long Term, at a Low Rent. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Joseph Thompson, Aldersgate-street, linen draper, from Dee. 1 to Jan. 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. BANKRUPTCY. SUPRIORDRD. John Parnell, jun. and Wm. Parnell, Bristol, coppersmiths FRENCH PAPERS. Arno The NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising. Four pon, Tent, and other Bedsteads, with Chintz, Cotton, and Dimity Furnitures. seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, well made Cabinet Articles in Chests of Drawers, Card, Pembroke, Sofa Dining and other Tables, Cabinets, with Marble Slabs, Chairs in Hair Cloth, Sofas in Chints Cotton and Moreen, Window Curtains ciliate, Brussels and Venetian Carpets, Pier and Chimney Glasses, an Right-day Bracket Clock, a small quantity of Prate and P lated Articles, China, Glass, Linen, Kitchen Regulates, &c. To be viewed on Monday and Toeidat preceding tie Sale, *ben Catalogues and Particulars may be trid ow the Premises ; of Mr. Edward Young, Solicitor, 76, Great Titch6eld.street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rosors,l7o, Regent -street. THRRR ACRES, • Situate et the Rntraoce of the Town of Uxbridge, from Lon don and adjoining the Road leading to Harefield, and the Lands of. Coz, Rsq. In the occupation of Mr. Grath,. Tenant at Will. BANKSUQTS• George Mattison, Camberwell, tavern-keeper. to surrender Dec. at twelve, Dee. 4 and Jtn. ih at eleven, at the Court of Coat- From the Messajer des Chomhres (I Tredacsdon. Second Edition. VIENNA, Not. 15. missioners. Attorney, Mr. D. Keane, Great littuell-street, Diarmaabury. John Sleath 11111, New Graveblane. Shadwell, steam boiler manu facturer, Dec. 4, I t , at one, and Jan. 8. at twelve, at the Court of Comigeelonen. Attorneys, Messrs. Deuce and Soo, Balker- Fur some days past a considerable decline hss taken place in o u r Bank Shares, but we can affirm that the probably false report, which are in circulation on 'Change respecting fresh disturbances at Constantinople, have nothing to do with this fall of our funds. The real motive of the decline is rather to be sought in the nume rous purchases which speculators in the Treaty of Peace have made, and the course of which has trot been balanced in other places. To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Particulars may be bad ; at the White Horse, Uxbridge ; Adam and Rve, Hayes ; fled Lion and White Hart, Southall ; Old Hats, Hart well; Red Lion and George, Hounslow ; Pigeons. Brentf ord ;of Mews. Wortham and Smith, Solicitor*, Castle -street, Hoibot ; at Garrawars ; and of Mr. Roams, N 0.170, Regenwstreet. • square. Edward Hamlen, Gilbert's-passage, Clare-market. eoffee-hou.e. keeper, Dec. 1, at two, Dec. 11, and three, and Jan. 8, at two, at the our tof Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Collier and Co. Carey-street. John Glover, Derby, tailor, Dec. 18,21 twelve, Dee. S 2, at eleven, and Jan. 8, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Robinson and Co. Charterbouse-square. Edward Boys, jun. Canterbury, spirit-dealer, Dec. 11, 22, at twelve, and Jan. 8, at ten, at the Court of Commilsioners. At. tor neys, Messrs. J. and S. angham,Bartlett's-buildings.Holborn. Jobe Spurden Sweating, Ludgate-street, fancy warehouseman, Dre. 4,8, at twelve, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the Court of Com . ESSEX. The PERPETUAL. A DVOWSON and RIO HTof PATRON AGE of the Valuable RECTORY of BULVAN. GROUND RENTS KENNINGTON LANE, LAMBETH, SURREY. ♦ALUABLE AND IMPROVING COPYHOLD ESTATE THE LAMB AND HARE PUBLIC HOUSE, WITH STABLE AT THE BACK, BEn - rut GROUNDS, A• RESPECTABLE DWELLING HOUSE. SHOPS, AND SIX DWELLING HOUSES IN PORTSMOUTH PLACE. LET AT A TRIFLING GROUND RENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Resent Street,) BERLIN, Nov. 13 Our last accounts front St. Petersburgh say, that no doubt Is en tertained of the speedy and complete evacuation of the Turkish ter ritory and the Principalities, but that the Cabinet is busily engaged in the affairs of Greece ; though they are, in some me aaaaa , already regulated by the Treaty of Adrianople. Several representations, made by England, appear to be the chief cause of these nego elation, which will finally determine the fate of that interesting people. ♦ perm, high in office, in the department of Foreign Affairs, at &. Petersburgb, was to be sent to Corfu wish despatches fur the Lord High Commissioner, as well as to Count Capo d'lstrisa. THE ANNEAL INCOME atm? NINE HUNDRED poutcas,. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 11r. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Cores House, 'Change Alley, Corokill. Oa Tut:mar, the lOth of Damask at Twelve, THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and RIGHT of PATRONAGE to the Widmer*. Attorneys. Mr. Tikon and &M, Coleman.street. Thomas (Mel, kn. and Thomu Ori 1, jan. Poland -street, Oxford street, tailors, Dec. 4, 11, at twelve, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. H. Hamilton, South smpton-street, Strand. Peter Wilson, Bolton, Lancashire, whitster, Dec. 8, 11, and Jan. 8, at nine, at the Bridge Inn Bolton. Attorneys Messrs. Adling. too. Gregory, and Faulk/ire, Bedford-row ; and Mr. R. Board man, Bolton. James Lucy, St. John, Bedwardine, Worcestershire, builder, Dec. 17, 18, and Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Crown Inn. Worcester. Attorneys. Mr. T. White, Old-square, Lincoln', Ion; and Messrs. Holdsworth, Bon, and Finch, Worcester. Samuel Austin Turner and John Shop, Cambridge, woollen dra pers, Dec. 9. 10, and Jan. 9, at ten, at the Red Lion, Cambridge, Attorneys, Mr. Harris Cambridge ; and Mes•re. Coe and Tip pews. Ilueklershury. John Jones, Pulteney-Mews, Bathwkk, Somenetshire, livery stable keeper, Dec. 9, to, and Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Dike of Mr. W. H. lackey, Parason-buildings. Bath. Attorneys, Mr. W. H. Mackey, Bath; sad Messrs. Williams and BetheU, Lin. coin's Inn-Selds. William Richardson, Tottenham Court-mad. komnonger are. 4, at twelve, 11, and Jam 8, at eleven, at the Court of boatmim sinners. Attorney, Mr. W. Willie:au, AVred•place. Bedford. The differences with Persia are entirely arranged. The Empe ror has treated to the Schah a reduction of several millions of silver rubles of the contribution remaining to be paid ; anduhetiVlMll&V Prince has le ft &. Petersburgh to return to Ttheran. lk% RECTORY OF BULVAN, in the County of Essex, Land-tax Redeemed% SituTte 14 miles from the Sietropoli►, and six from tie town of w ilrentwood, is a fine healthy part of the country ; comprising At Darraway's Cate House, 'Change Agcy , CornhM, dll TIVIUDAY, the 10th December. 1899, at Twelve o'Clort, fly Order of the Executors of the WO ELIIIIIII Wawa, Esq. IN TWO LOTS. A VALUABLE and very IMPROVING COPY HOLD ESTATE, held of the Duchy of Cornwall I The Ezchange of couriers between Gordon, Paris, and St. Pr tersburgh, is very frequent. ANCONA, Nov. S. andre 4p44- PLIVATZ COIRRSPONDINCIL "4111. There is a report here that Patriots in the lonian blinds held secret meetings to deliberate on t►e means of throwing off the yoke of their voluntary protectors. It is said that these patriotic associa dons correspond with the President of Greece, and that only a favourable opportunity is waited for to declare the existence of this patriotic league. This is said to be the reason that the Go vernor of the lonia' Islands has lately been extremely active, and the English agents take all possible pains to discover the chief of this conspiracy. It is reported that Sir Frederick Adam has ap plied to England for reinforcements; that the Duke of Wellington Is lo a rage, and that be will soon send two Scotch regiments t o keep the conspirators in awe. VIENNA, Nov. 16. BRICK BUILT --- RECTORIAL HOUSE.. adapted for the accommodation of a numerous Fend!forfeit, hrge Garden, in which there Is an excellent Wall and a choice collection of Fruit Trees; a Very good Orchard sturea with thriving young Trees, selected With Star vere'about a tiventy Years ego; a sii care Enclosure at the back of the Hdlar, etintsdnhvg Stettin, Mach. Houses, Hayloft, and other convenient Out-buildings ; also a large Barn and Farm Tate, with 'Stables for ilthibandry Horses, Shed, Stack-yard, and other Farming Cbmktliences, and Omit A Respectable DWELLING•HOUSE, in the Occupation of John Ketapstet, Req. A DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP adjoinisg, la the Occu pation of John Bicknell. The LAMB and HARE PUBLIC-HOUSE, with Stable at the back, and Skittle Groom& A DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, ie the Occupation of Mr. Grant ; and SIX DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining, Westward of the foregoing, In the Occupation of blesses. Stevens, Jones, Wake. Wait, Purse, and Ketnpshead, with Gardens, at e. at the back.— The whole on Lease to Kempster, Req. for an unexpired Term of 39 Years, at a low Oround Rent of per Amours £B4. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars may be had at the office of John Kempster, Rag. Solicitor; and the Lamb and Hare, Kennington Lane ; Horns, Kennington ; Nag's Head Inn, Borough ; of Messrs. Wortham and Smith, Solicitors, Cud* Street, Holborn ; at Gamway's; and of Mr. Rosins, No. 110, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. FIFTEEN ACRES of Glebe, in a very good state of cultivation. The Rectory Is en dowed with the Great and Small Tithes: the Oreat Tithes have for several years 'past been taken in kind, and the Small Tithes con. pounded for ; the Incumbent In his wventy.fourth year; the In come may be fairly estimated at NINE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The holise may be viewed by permission; larticulars' may be had on the premises of the Incumbent • at the Saracen's Head and Mick Boy, Chelms for d ; Cups, Colceeter ; White Hart, Ront. ford ; at the Offices of the Newspapers, Oxford and l-mbridge ; of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, solicitors, Lincohi's Inn'; Messrs. Presheeld and Son, solicitors, New Bank-buildings; at Garrey/ay'. ; and of Mr. Roams, Ne. 170, Regent -street. Flee per Cent. Metalline% 1021 ; Four per Cent. Metalliques. Ole ; Bank Sbares.l432. SEMLIN, Nov. 8. NURTHUAIBERLAND. VALUABLE inn IMPORTANT FREEHOLD Iffitillll4 A highly eligible Investinoilk, CAPITA I. FARMS, erten • 112S1 DiNCI4 tilOtfllßS,, WATER CORN 'MILL. 1..01)11;211. =ABLY FIVE THOUSAND THREE 1101 4 1bileb'iedili TO BE SOLDIIIrAUCIIION, • • fly Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Holm, RegentAcrerij At Garraeray's Culfee.boue, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, On Tnuestur, Os 21st Janeery, Isso, at' 2 o'clotk. IN ONO LOT. A VALUABLE FREEHO L A 4 irtrA 7 TE, the BARONY of OGLE, situate to the parti e s id Stan . .. Minton, Morpeth, and Whalton, county of Northamberhad ; a 'See healthy situation, and excellent Roads in all dbvethabs, with . the adiantage of capital markets, Inland and for Shipment of Pro. duce, within two miles of the Areat post road to Edinburgh. courtroom • • . The Remains of the CASTLE of OGLE and Sheen Capital FARMS, ii.genteel Residence, with Stable, ika. Farm Holism of a Very tupertor class, Oat Jens, and agricultural 'Buildings, Capital Miter Cutts Mill. WI Iv poteettur head of Water, tick 'Meadow, Pasture, and Arable' Land and Sue Plantation., divided into con venient and eligible Enilosares by thriving Quick Fences, cats. veining nearly FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, A considerable part Tithe 'Free. In the orcupation of highly respectable • 'Amain., from year so Year, at very low Rentals, amounting to about FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The E.tate is perfect!) , compact, within i moderate distaste, or Lime, and Coal' is presumed to be utider i great part of th e Lend, and 'bat there is time also. ' • liege sum has been expended by the present milner,•ift'Drain tn. Mid Planting the Estate,. but still 'capable otiorther im °pavement, and it is with• conAdence alleged, that the Property alangether is one of an iniportatice that is seldom offered for Sale. Distant from the capital Market Town of Morrth only five tti~les, 'an tWetve fiom Niirciftle; situate in a - 11104 Spurting Own*, abottndlng with Game, intersected by the !flew •Illythe, triblch is well stored with Troia and other Fiat. The neighbourhood i. extremely *lett; in the vicinity of Several puntlemen s Seats of the brat respectability and 'having many beautiful .ituations for IlididMg, combining Views of the Ger. Moan Ocean, and the highly Pictur e sq u e adjicent"Country, 'with 'the Sdvantage of a considerable quantity 6f estbilent-Ibiek 'Earth 'aced • Stone. Particulars 'may - be had of Mr. Ralph Young, Saitwick, 3titte Bonny, who wPI, show Ike* Estate; of WOWS. Bain ' bridge and Tapprndrn, .Soilckorsallgirini-itreet ,• at the queen's go a d ; • Turk's 'I -4. W Hotels, ind 4 14 r. •' William tuinef, a Metirs:'Brown's'ollice; on theulanay,stietiresitleftn -Tpe; White Swan. Alowick ; stir. If OsErrw4l and -Bell, Belford ; King's atim.,. Berwick on Tweed; tie Mr.. Ikertmocii, Seliotor, and Tut k Head; Alnrieth Virgule ;"' Warr:don NNW ; After, ;. fi n t e l4-ofrepo o p..4 n d *litincietiter ; Hen' and Clitelbsia, 'Efts:Mittman rillkidsed. Y: mna L P. Italie, Laud Survey;ois and Bush ion:` &Wel Charldk geun s,, T gan,• E. Soiieitor t ,No. S 9, • vortiktectlotd-el: 444!ire ;at Garraway's ; anti of Me. Ili Nu. 17 ettrafraf,ilitett a"Pl.fr ohtietitar way 11E'seen. This day. Is published. HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC, or Cordials for Youth. Manhood, and Old Age: including Maxims, Medical, 4 ilbthl, ands Facetious, for the Prevention of Disease, and the at. tilkillvehe of a long and Agonies Ille. By AN OLD PHYSICIAN. _ _ With a Beautiful imblemstical Frontivieee.dedgued by Richest. $ In 1 vol. 12mo. price 7s. 6d. ' For it Reties , of ibbi'Work see the Seca bf the 24th Inst. BRIM/ham Wilson, SC Royal Rxehange. ELEGANCE and ECONOMY COMBINED at HENRY L. COOPER'S splendid Establishment, 93, Bishopstate-street Within, where - the Nobility, Gemry, and the Public are respectfully i nvited to inspect a rich Assemblage of CABINET WORK, UPHOLSTERY, and LOOKING GLASSES, together with the most modern designs for Paper. banging and Ornamental Decorations, from the dmplest to the most magnificent style, at price* decidedly remonahle for vark- i manship of the first description. H. L. C. also immune's %otiose partieidesirous of- either pur chasing or selling Houses or Estates, that they will find ; greater facilities through his agency than is usual to be met with. Hial Registry at the present time condilns the greatest variety of Pro , perty for disposal. &c. ever yet submitted lathe Public. 95, Bishopsgate-street Within. • .• CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS,&c. rBUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC.,Cadeput Oil, which is the basis of this Opodeldoe, has been long • 'esteemed on the Confiners", as a tensedy for Chunk Rheumatism, Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness ' and Enlarge.) went of the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and Deafness; and the ezperience of late years, in England, proves that it m e ri ts t h e high character given of Why the most eminent of she profession, in those obstinate complaints. Bring combined in the form of Opodeidoc, it is rendered more pessetrating, and ly much more e ffi cacious as an external applica t i o n. Ituhbe upon the skin, by means of flannel, or the warm hand, it allays morbid Irriiition of nerees, invigorates tbs. absorbents, and_ accelerates the circulation. SOld in Bottles, at is. lid. and Ss. lid. by Messrs BUTLER, Chensists,ChespddetentriestotSt. Paul's, Landes' ;Sackviileotreet, Dublin; Prinees.street. Edinburgh; and the principal Medicine Venders id the . Kingdom. Of whom way be had MARSHA LL'S UNIVERSAL CREATE, an-excellent Moody for Cutumants when broken • used also In Scalds, Burns, &c. r'r Ask foi Bovaxit's CAJITUT OPODBLDOC. CATON'S WORKS JUST PUBLI , HED, WITH CASES lAPRACTICAL TRRAiiiioe the SYMPTOMS, TREATMENT. and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, containing Observations on the Diseases, initnedi '• it'll , ' or wesetely connected with it • .as .idevangements of the Bladder. Urethra, Ukerations,•Eruptions of. the .F.ice and Skin, Stc. with Remarks set Mercury, and ha Ejects on the Constitution. Interspersed with select Proieriptilms. By T.• 111. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Tbunus'a and Goy's. ! Price fas. TREATISE on the PREVENTION andnig oitha.Dif fawn Stages. et STH MA, exhibiting the Character, Symptoms, -and %raiment' of this Dionne; with copious -,Obsemations on Dirt, Liquids, Clothing, Residence, Choate, am. Its. Containing reetessary Colleeded of Prescriptions: Price Ss. NbillaW Innirwnee toduUmw:OPaterwesserg ow 4.; • Higidy,7 124, Flea-sere*rc,kberie• ralbili newes t iclOsfoed-stmet ; -41M11114101.fr square. John Christopbenon. U veep pol, merchant, Dec. 2,9, and Jail. s. at one, at the Clareon•buildinp, Liverpool. Attorneys, gleam ilbackletim.Wright. and Hooter. ,Liverpool ; and Mews. B.uendale, Tatham, Upton, and Johnson. King's Anne•yard. Robert Rabbits, Heytesbury, Wiltshire, farmer, Dec. 15, 16, at four, and Jan. 8, et careen. at the White Hart Inn. Bath. At torneys, Messrs. Perkins and Frampton, Gray's ran square; and Mr. H. Miller, Fronse Selwood, Sumereetshire. James Galley, Wheelock, Cheshire, cheese factor, Dee. 29, at Ave, 29, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the Union Inn. Nantwicb, Cheshire. Attorneys, Mr. J. Roarke, Fundval's lon ; and Mr. J. Broad. burst, Naiwnich. George Ford, Frome 9elwood, Somersetablre, linen draper, Dee. 15, 16, at five, and Jan. 8, at twelve, at the White hart Inn, Bath. Aumneys, Messrs. ,Perkins and Frampton, Gray's Inn square; and Mr. H. Miller, Frome Selwood. John Parker, Manchester. commission agent, Dec. 14, 17. and Jaw 9, at Moe. at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys. Messrs. blakinum and Saunders, Middle Temple; and Mr. J. Makio son, drown -street, Manchester.- Ape Maria, Carver, Leicester, milliner, Dec. 8, at three, at the Office of Mr. S. Stone, Bowling Green-steset, Leicester, 9, and Jan. 8. at eleven, at the White Una Inn, Leicester. Attor __ asys. Mr. Beane; 149 , 1 Minus. Fleming and Baiter, Lincoln's ldn-fields. hoes Aldred, Outwood, Pllkington, Lancashire, dealer, Dec. 11, it, and Jan. 8, at eleven, as the St ar Inn, Manchester. Attor neys. Messrs. Vllpe and Parry, Temple ; and Messrs. Ains. worth, Crossley, and Sudlow, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 17, W. • Frost, Ahergavenny ; batter, at twelve. at the White Lian. Inuit Is' I4d—lkea 18, JL Pereira, Hatton-wall, ca. binet maker, at two, at the Court of Commissiners—Dec. 18, .1. Charley, little Bell Alley, Colenian.atreet, woollen draper. at the Court of Commistiqopcs•Dec. 18, I'. Thrtmaa.t . Otteatrurgh.strert New-road, builder, at ten, at the Court Ofi • ceingo l asessees....Lec. 18, J. C. Clarke, College-bill, merchant, ati the , Court .0 • Cestuntwiuswitt--Llec. 18, P., Gates, Stangrousi,, Peterborough, Huntingdonshire, tanner at two, at the Court at Costritissionors.a.Dec. 8, G. Grain. Cats:bridge, batter,. at eleven., at sae Court of Commisalpfautew e Dec. 18, O. Pound, Brudenell-• place, New North-road, builder, at twelve, at the Court of Cons.; neissloores-a Dec. 8, T.. Dun,: hristchurch, gni gineer, et ' eleven.. at , the_ Cams t. of Copomisaluninl—Dec 19, P.; Tanner, Manchester, publican, at ten, at the York Hotel, vlsesiee-Dec. 18, T. Large Well.streee, Ozford.street, Wenn att sea, at the Court of Oanuraissioneru-I)ec. 22 Pe Hougbrun 44( S. P. Houghton, Skinner-straet. Snowbill, leather sellers, at ten, at/ Ate Court of Csatmissinnses-.-Dee. 22. T. Barriard,Strand, smith % at uine, .at. the Court of Commissiqoars—Dec. 18, R. 8. Prerytuan, Regent circus, Oxford-street. lima draper, at twelve. ati the Court of Coossaissioners-...Dec. 18. A. !usag e Rochester; Neat. corn fat or •at torelve s ,at the Coortot Casycliiionero—. - Dee. J. F. Benallaelt, Truro, Cornwall. scrivener. at ten, at the. Cowl Cenunksieeers-.Dee. Is. T. Wilkinson and , J. Nil. caster, Wood-street, Manchester warebousemen c at twelve, at Vie -- Court of Commissioners—Dec. Is, C. Dye Higb.street. NG: :Mary-la-bonne, coachntalter. at 'keen, at the Court of Comuuls. sioners--Dec. 112„ J. Bosco", Stockport, Cheshire, draper,,ut eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester—Dec. 22, J. Topping, LI. verpool bootmalter y at eleven. at the CI .rendon Buildings, Ltww. pool—Dec. 21, W. Pace. Hastings, Sussex. surgeon, at eleven, ,at the Swan Inn, Hastings—Dee. 22, G. Lowe, Manchester, user, at one, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES—Mac. 18. J. Wyatt, Plymouth, rope : maker—B. Herts. Bevis Marks, &. Mary Ass. nierehant—C. Dye High street, St% Mary-Is-bowle g coach ntaker—.7..Craig. Clwaps,ble, linest4raper. PA RTNIIRSHIPS Dk4SQLVBD. W. and J. Wood, Whitehaven, Cumberland, grocers—J. and J. Furth. &alley Bridge. Lancashire, plumbers--P. and It. fla Hud son, Huddersfield, linen drapers—J. and H. Spriggs, Leicester, brace-manufacturers—D. Macleod and Co. London—W. W. Drayton aid M.. • Alackanto.h, A Idgate. • way-makers —J. Yeards. ley and Co.. Stottpti..Chesbire,cletters in stune.-41, Toaskinson and H," Hayes. Rimington, Yorkshire, miners—W. Pyc and Co. : klanshester, 'wadding manufacturers-i-Te Sherwin and J. 1 Inset' Derby. malisters—J. Newman and A, PiAerecy, Jralvedon. Ea se:, surgeons—W. Stevenson and It. Gelling, Liverpool, juiners.- 7 Collier .and J. Itribenson, Great Becklsampstead, Hertford: shire, surgesmin—J. Ykkertand H. 9f aur a ginditOn-nol:MlPess Surrey. limb-drapers—W. Harr and R. Briiga, Ulverstim, Lan. asehirea Mushier isserchams..i William sTt,: Morgan, Pont. ,PllOl, Monmourlishire,attliterar-1. Kt iqs and Cu Cbapniansladei Wiltshire clothiers—J• Patrick and Co. West Paid, tnekslifre: Jan spias;ra--eitaord•and Ca itodeutli,.Coriniall, talloW stead. jor k .,..l..atansp l ub and . G. ,Cipporan. TIWW.V 4l Se..W l klatiNt firsi persG. Justice and RE ' a irdley, Work,pp, Notiitighainsbir 4ariudodseeil.tarkawrsiirS, ,Tyasch An* W...dratchell;• 1101111Milwar .11firaihaDttrbania. i t asse : ,knd, 14 4 E44 shire, earthenware aseaufacturers-7. Jackson and Cu dmicbe;tet. As Express has just brought to one of our commercial houses the intelligence that the evacuation of Adrianople commenced on the 25th October, that the ratifications of the Treaty were ex changed on the 26th, and that on the lot November the Itu:slan Army, with the exception of the sick and a division of troops left for their security, marched mit of Adrianople, and took the road to FRENCH FUNDS—Pays, Nov. 25. Five per Cross, lOst.lse. Three per Coop, 24f. 35c. Bank Stock. 1.910 f. 1,920 L Reines de Napks. 931. 50e. sk. 60e. 55e. 60c. Relates WEspagne. 7*. Roja!apaniati Loan, 714 f 80 4..oati, 3751. not :Ezeopeiglis oli Lowanx.—Ope. month, 851.7 k. Three ditto, .$5l 4 0 C.-7Airs 420.2sther. Ma. 35. BOLL VAR. BIXBY COLBOURN. l'heilemoirs of Bolivar, by General Decotalray Hol stein, ex—Chief of the President's Staff,. have just been published by Messrs. Csiburn sod Bentley. We have nut room now for a bog notice of this amusing work ; but some of the anecdotes which be gives of the Liberitor are not very credible. if we are to be lieve AL Decoudray, Bolivar, of whose personal courage most per sons have a high opinion, has on some occasions proved a miserable coward. This will require proof ; and we give the following ante dote from tire work in question, in tit.: expectation dutch will soon be satisfactorily contradicted : " On the morning of the 2d of May, the squadron bring not far , distant fzem.che three elevated rocks known by the name of th e .Three Monks L aos Tres Frelies.) not for from the Wand of Mar -'garita;tire Spanish men-of-war, a large brig andschooner, were • signalled. As our squadron bad no colours at all.* Brion ordered the Spanish. flag to be hoisted on board each of our vessels, sr. ~that the enemy, believing it was his own long expected squa dron, took in sail and waited for us ; but as soon as they per ' mitred their mistake, the Captain of the s c hooner, which was a fast:sailing vessel, pressed sail and left his commander,' whose brig did not sail so well. Both tried to escape, but too late.— Brion chanted his valetas, and find upon them. The brig was soon overtaken by our brig, a fine large vessel, armed With eight carerioades and a brass 24-pounder saivel. Three fist sailing schooners were detached from the squadson in chase of the Spanish schooner, which was taken some hours -afterwards. It ,was the Spaaisb royal schooner Rita, with two carronades, 24- pounderi. six eight-pounders, and one 18-pound swivel, cam ' mended by the Captain Don Mateo Ocampo, who was mortally wounded in the combat. The royal brig was the intrepid°, with 14 eight-powders andlso men, sailor._ and troops, commanded by the Brigadier Due Rafael Inglesias, who was wounded, and 'Gen killed by our mat, who took the vessel by boarding I'h y' en. tered the cabin with drawn swords, while the surgeon wag dressing his wound, and killed him. The surgeon attempted to spielew them, fed.ke Walt sounlyeed tow Such watt the horrid character of this .. bacharotte war. Commodore, Brion, who f oug h t b rave l y , received a wound, which was fortunately of no dangerouirconw quenee, and was proMoted. after the action; to the rank of Ad ' .antrat of the Republic of N'eneausia. But how did General 'Doh var belseve in this pretty hot and clos e action, whi c h ta.ted more than four hears? A. tom as be heard that Brion had ordered the necessary preparations for attack, he cook me aside Ind spoke as follows :--" But, my friend, do ycu not think that the Spaniards. will tette and light to the la.t ?" To be sure they win ,* replied 1, laughing. but do you think olio schemer isnrong enough to fight alone against those two poets rfi,l vessel.? (at the mini time hiking SC them tbroogh a elect :) we are too &tint, aid too far In advance, which randete ft impossible Ns ;be remainder o ! our, "quadrat to support ur in the xenon.' ••• That L. trtte.*.taid 1. • but we will take ttiern by boarding, which is the customary way to ' force tpenifiyet'ssis." !Ital. by heard. ing? de you ank' of such r petters you mmetehgr snit ? east an tinge?) . These were the' Very isitissiolti On the Ist of December, 1829, will be publisbed, price 2,. 6d. No. 111. of the L ONDON UNIVERSITY 'MAGAZINE, (To be continsed monthly.) Hurst, Chaste. and Co. &. Paul's Church-yud, London; and Curry, jun. sod Co. Dublin. A few copies of Nos. I. and 11. are still on band, and may be tiolpplkatlon to any bookseller in town or country.