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...alive Paddles I.inculli, Hedm, at:housing the Roads from llorncastle to and in the oeveral occupations of klessrs. ,nthony Garlick, John Kemble, John Towler, woo, Stephen Bourne:George Dawsois, James Mar- Dawson, Robert Dkkinsse, Widow Taster, Robert Hewson, and Others.—The Wood Lends are Agit& FARM, with tarp Farm Hance, Yard, , &able. and Buildings, and divers Parcels of Arable, Pastore Land, containing together upwards of ONE ' TWENTY ACRES, situate in the Parish of occupation al Mr. Join Plummer, sod mini- Is of Geosso Manners, Esquire, Colonel Slat- Gilbert, sod Mr. Thontas Forster. Manor or Lordship of SCA M BLESBY, with its lailaSeas and twu Parcels of Arable Land, allotted for the Inclosure of that Lordship, containing up- Inurium ACRES, lo the occupation of Mr. at Ashby Puerorum and Hou!beck, there are situations, on which a alansiou House might be prontiee of the Farms may, at a moderate expense, means of the navigable Canal, front Hurneastle ; hasn't, and thence through the port of Beaton to opening a communication with the Leaden and bundantly stocked with Game. .4 Farms apply to the Tenant., who will show the revecilve occupations. tack Lot may be had on the lath of May next. Funisegiarikulars and mfurtnatiou (if required) may be had of Peatiri Solicitors, Sleaford, Lincolnshire; and of Nr ;t4 *..1 1 % alglittf-strect, Union, at"witsee Dare non of the Wairray . • ! • . - • ' • • • 1%1 • • am... 11P 1 % • N)44.tr - en DA * SALE , BY AUCTi PORT OF Fore 'BALE BY AUCTIO: By Order ni the Hon:Commissionett s ids At the CORM HOW at this Mee, nu', at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon. THE UNDERSiENTION_ (•?• NOT LESS TOMB INK Mins) •• • 1,424 Gallons of BRANDY, 4.14 l Gallons of GEN EYA,—awl 7 Gallons of RUM, (Part of which is fit fat Milers) t Wass Shades 2 lb. Wil ' 4 Bottles of Wine 3 Pieces '4 Swabs-down llppets sê lb. Wi .1 folitnepore -1 Bottle i ,b Articles of Children's Dress 2 Shirts 4 Reekerchiefs 1 Pair of SO Pair Kid. Gloves 1 Pair of 1 111 Yards Ribbon 1 Muff ' 4 Yards of Silk . • . 10 Leaks lc. sq. and 10 Stives 1 Deal Sod ji Pair 4 Silk - ,Shoes' a rarei Qua:Vera-artistic of Rock:and tb* •1 .. Open bat DIDVS s with lask ' k . ' . • TM& VIII seems, (Haying rambled ht the Weryhoese brintra • by raw,) Half pound Scwing ;UN eel Yarris..Bnk tures, 7 India flanukarehrefs. le Pair Kid . Dactiaged.Silk, ielb Cuffite.4l3l. Preserved Ginger,. seta Art!cles.—Also, the Materials of destroyed FourigUrsu Casks. frr The G00:1s may be viewed by applying at tbrepetteet House, turd Days pretious to tbeSale, arty. • • POR • PECTORAL ESSRSCE O& COLTSFOOt THE herb•Cnitsfo,t has lung been distinguished for its excellent Properties in the cure 4 Coughs and other Pul monary Complaints ; and this essence has, in the course of a long 'practice, been found the mo-t safe and effectual remedy kw Coughs, arid all Disorders of the bangs. It gently opens the Breast, and immediately gives liberty f breathing, without any danget taking cold, and thil4 it affords great rebel in Asthmatic Com p'aints. It allays the tickling which provokes fresimm Coughing. emulates that small glands, relaxes the fibres, and tistroby enlarges the cavities of the vesse ls - Thus k will prevent Consumptions, If taktn before the bangs are ulcerated. It &totem' husky and dry Coughs, and heals rawness and soreness of the cheat This Pectoral Essence is prepared I<y James Ryan, Surgeon, in Mud ; and sold In kitties at Ma $l. and 3s. Ald..each, by F. News bery and Saes, 45, Sr. Church-yard:, J. Sanger, I 50, Os. ford-street ; W. Pegg, 29; Dante-street; Dublin; and in most COOritry Towns . • Observe the name— F. Newassr, 4d. fle. Pauriessraved to the Sump. . . . Or Mr. Samara Smith, Walla, Stiffordthlre. laisrphos DI V DEN DS' to..be made hi BASING H A LL.STESET, Jan. IS, James Stein, Dincker.roW, East Smithfield, Oyst rant chant, at ten. Jan. 15, :Francis Hobbs, Barking, Ever, corn and ch.il dealer, a: eleven. Jan. 9.2, Richard Bailitall, jun. Francis Gyhbun Spihbory, arid floury Crum, Leek, Stafford.hlev, silk tan nufacturers and dyers, at tea. Jan. 15, lticlawd Itutiidje, Weedon Ileck, near Deering, Nun hamptonshire, plealber, at ten. Jan.. 25. Rowland 11.1tby, late of Mortimer-street, money sttivener, at ten. Jan. 11, George Willi., Ean Pule Farm, Ednulatoo, farn‘er, at two. Jan. 11, Stephen Dunnett Masters. Mastitis. Sussex, cabinet maker awl uphnlsterer, at twelve. Jan. 11, Joseph Miro, Lutlabury, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 29, George ,Whitehead, jun. and Gauntktt Clarke, late of Dasinghall.street; - - factors, at ten. . . GIVIDIiNDS to be made In the COUNTRY. Jan. 11, Richard Horton, Richard Richards, and Win. Wilkes, Sortiesley, Aston, Warwickshire, iron manufacturer, t eleven, at ,the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Jan. 29, J. Palmer, Shrewsbury; Salop, mercer and linen/raper, at eleven, at the Tel ' het lintel, Shrewsbury. Jan. 17, Richard Gitdns, Paw or late of Teakesbury,'Oloucestorshire, corn factor, at twelve, at the Anchor Intri Tewksbury . Jan. is, John Fog, Birming ham, Warwick shire. plater, at 'levee, at the Royal Hoteli Birmingham. Jan. 22, Francis Amin, Think, Yorkshire, tanner, at twelve, at tfie Rcd Linn Ina. York. Jan. 12, John Vining Heron, formerly of Pons mouth: game, mertbant, at twelve, at the White Horse boll Soutit.street, Chichester. : • - CERTIFICATES.—Jaw. 11. ' Dude! Amnia. Cottage Grove, Mile End, brick-makgr and builder: Isaaclltamppon, Bilston,Staffoedahire.japanner. Thos. Potter .ad Jobe HaltoGidham, Lancashire, cotton spinners. .John H.irdern and Peter Riggiiibothatn, Mac;litelleki, Cheshire, silk Inanutactarers. William James, Bruton, Somersetshire, Innkeeper. Tho Mas Ned, son. Rdward Neal, and Thomas Neal, jun. Wottan Uudered;e, Gloucestershire, clothiers; , and of Basinghall-creet, futon. - Fleury Fryer. Reny, Thomas. Ticket!, and Jonathan Saunders, Goldahill, Westbromwich. Staffordshire, iron annular, toren. Aleunder Gage, Liverpool, tailor. PARTVERSH IPS I.IIIBOOIED. Edward Jones, Rock Ferry, Chodurc, and Samuel Jones, Lim : porn. loonstrire, coal metalwork 4t i l o rses Letitia and Ann•Lesekl. 13 way Greets. &fop, grocersu . 1 d intio. Nehemiah Wirnble, tom. ottwood, and Juba Bryant, alastruga. Su.ies. ironmonger.. '‘• Ihdroe.. sin. George Pyati, and Wm. filotiner,jun; Raves and. liu.,tley Cr Iberia', within Cheadle, &affordsbire, coal masters. Wm. Hattie sti-. and George Nl`OonoW, St. James , ereet, Bright. hemsron. Sussex, china and glass dealers. Jitin Andrew Locker hie .nd David Locket bie, Newcastle.upOn•Tyne, drapers and rea- 1 dealers. Sarah Whittingrou and Fr.uk Tolson, Wakefield, York shire, grocers and tea-dealers. Thorson Walker, William Wfight, and Thoma. Adana( blanchester, Lancashire, doublers. Charles Gough an • Oaw. etwk, Clvineor's inn Chambers, attornies Thomas Reynolds and Jr..eph Bail, Bristol, merchants. Samuel Martin and John Martin, Bath, Son.ersetshire, and of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, goldsmiths and jewellers. . Gamut. Wagger Arzaasta es sits Pace or Barnett Coat, venter °orgasm biril/WAIIOII, ssarz UP To D sc. 14- Wheat 525. Od. Oats Ns. 114. Beans Os. SS. Barley 50s. 114. j' 11Te I 4d. Pees 435. 10.1. ELECTION OF COMMON tOUNciidmEN. ~... Yesterday:being St:Thomas's . Day, on airm the an Membehs, of 'fbe. Cisimnon.C..ulcil and Ward Officers are ann4lll ideated, Wardmutes erme held in the ,everal Wards of the City for those purposes. ' • AIO 1.1!; GDO It WITItOUT. • .11w wisiospif . *as held before Itomm•r Esq.'Alslernian, at St. Sepulchre'stChurch. 1. Mr. Henry Hunt being one of the new Candidates, anJ Mr. Cnhbett having declaled ;his intention to give his attendance for the put pote of asking some Greek questions, long before the business commenced. the ;chute!' was closrded, the gallerfes being chiefly filled ~,th Ladies. • • The ALcrcnsinn, on taking the Chair, said there was ,oniethisk more to be comidesest'than she choice of rd Offi:'ers for the ensuing ycat ; and that was with r •gArtit., the wholesale dialer's, who • Were carrying on I,siissess in the City: of London, who bad no rght to e ca ! r horn contrinotin.! to the support of its immo. naseb. and to he also liable to serve the various offices, su comet n wish those v.ho are retailers, to many of whom the brine compelLd to take tip their fie dom, or s,ssje t themselves to a fine, waiArery prejud After some other temAl ks, i resolution to that purport %as read 111 the Meeting. Cdr addretaWd the Ch4ii man, and complained that l ie was deprived of his go, nas one of the vfficers. - - TbeAs.oartaust said be had nothing to do with that At r esetn. The CHAIRMAN then read the Precincts return of the names of proper persons to serve as' Common Council men for the ensuing yesr, and Observed, that, if any Gentlemen hscl any other c indiate to propose, they would be pleased to do so in the first instance. • They were Ire , together to exercise a most important duty—it WAS to selropropet persons to fill the office of Common Councilmen, whose dutlei sometimes involved questions n 4 only connected witEtWe interests of the great city of lin don, bilt . also questionseonneeted with the u•ohuse: ce of the. whole world, and oftentimes with the Government of the count! y. The subject of the Police ctt di. Cif yt' Ju very lately been brought into considera tion,' and it 'was necessary that their should be intelli g nt aril active larval Officers to attend to the execution of . that swat Important subject, as well as'to the paving *A lighting this pats of-the. City. He hoped that every o,.te who presented himself to the Meeting would have a fan heat emembering the sacred edifice in which cloy had ri.et, he hoped 'there would be nothing like t a 11C00 14 a . s feelings te m osi t les. Sasseele then proposed Mr. Rasebire l • . A Gentleman, whg.te MR* •Me did- not Awe, Pro pitted Mt. Hunt s ! . , . ksrw ,Laugh , ev ) not b , . and hoinial.the Ward. It was. said that he (Mr. Hunt) hid not paid scot and lot ; Out then he had three shops in the War 4; and he paid 'all just demands made upon le spett to *non-residence, he had taken a hot* In'theWaid, and slept in it last night. and he had' the key in bit pocket. He th ought that the former ripresehtatives 'ought not to dictate to the Meeting'wheen they ehoold choose : on such occasions every man should look to _ _ himself—(Hear) --A Gentleman had said that he (Mr. • Hunt) complained that he could nor have access to certain records ; that was the fact, and he could not do his duty as auditor of accounts satisfactorily to himself and beneficially for his fellow-citwenr. Td remedy this evil, he sought to become a Meruiset of the Coln anon Council, as those only could have accessao the civic archives. With respect to his 3pplica ioa and refusal, however, it was due to the Towis Clerk to observe, that be behaved in a very handsome enarrner. • Mr. Hurt then read one of the standing resolutions •f the Coen of. Common Council (the 47th), by which it appeared that no person not belonging to that conclave could see the recotda withost a licence frnm: the Court.. A Voice—Very properly is. Mr. HUNT knew it was &ruled proper •and tbe order was not likely to be telcinded; but he Oir.Hunt) hoped that the Ward would allow lins, for one }oar at least, to look over these hidden records, and thu,s viable him to render them some service 7 -,(Applause).All. his brother candidates, except Ntr, Beck w ;rad told t hem of what they had done; but gli.st Gentleman had modesty enough to say that they.had much to learn. He had. no private feelings to gratify ; be carpe there in charity with all the people in the Ward, gond,. basil. and ivent—(Lond laughter)—aud, as he was • Litraymars. 'be had a right to be there; and he Most say,. th,t the 'persons who haJ represented this respectable Ward had 'done those things they ought not to have done, and, Vice verso—(Laughter.). . A Voice—Naine s name! Mr. Hour was ready so do so, for he never made a charge he could not substantiate, E, , ates had be, n lett for the purpose of repairing. and boasting public 'ch. !Ices, widening die streets, &c, and if there was a sur. plus it was to go to charitable purposes ;„ but no. say the Common Councilmen, " at must eat and drink a little of it."---(L rug!, ter and hises). It appeared to him, that theseGentleinen reversed the order of the beqi)e,t —by eating, carousing, pnd getting into debt—and then they come to you to uphold your privileges, end td widen and pave the streets sti•lt'your oWn of of (Hear, hear). Ile had been told that 7,00(2. theit funds had been lavished in tiro entrrtainesent of the Foreign Despots—(Clamour), Via, then, Foreign Liberators of Europe, if the term Woi ii do better ; but as for himself, he might use Lis oan -phrase, and he *cola say, that this was a lavish expert !it ure--(Cries of Chair, ch iiiis--the Election). Mr. Hunt pit ceeded— he was not the orly person who regre:red the circum stance'to rivfireh he adverted, and he•knew that it met the disapprobation of the worthy Alder Mari in the chair—(Hear). The Crratquan said, he wished to give thetrtatest huhu& arrtli speaker; and he wou!d sit 'with . pleasure 4 , W/slid:tight sto•hear him; if 'he a cio'd"cnnfi'.e himself t ) the busuess of the electirri; and nits introiluce irre levant matter. .He (Alderman .Wastlim.tar. must say, however, , that he dal consider the expenditure alluded to as lavish; but that had nothing to do with the pre seta meeting. • Mr. Homy then alluded to the sate of th- Setondary's Office, which had been purcheeed foe 10,2001 ; and how could thin be done unlessillegal extortions were made upon the citizens of Lariat? Thelights and privileges of the citizens had beell'lshilogized; but it a S'iairs officer arrested one of them and he had not m iney to give a bribe, he must be taken, to a lock-up !route; whereas, in other places, the officer arrested with one hand, and held out a hail bond with the other. With respect to the sale of the office to. which he had alluded, the worthy Alderman was tq, blame for not interfering• when he.was Sheriff of London—(Uproar). The CHAIRMAN again interfered,' and said, the sale alluded to happened forty years ago, and it was foe life. The party-being now dead, a Committee of Inquiry had been appointed, who, would, no doubt, return a report the profits and' abuses to which itzwas liable. Mr. TAYLOR came forward 'to explain,. when there Paste cries of "Off, off 17 a Hear Hunt!' • • "The CHAIRMAN suggested that tWe t proper time fdr explanation would be at the end c t i Mr..klunee achires% Mr. Huai 'said; that in thus ..otering• himself to their notice; be only 'wanted to perform apitblic: ditty. He would put himself out of the way oP tterptitien; he - would picket nothing, nor would he talegs meal at their expense. No man was more partial to the convivial board than himself; but he liked.trideiray the expense of good cheer out of his own pocket-(Cheering). He concluded by assuring the Meeting that, if Pie) elected him, he would do his duty ; but, at the same time, he would tell them this, for their consolation j that he would not interfere wit - hitter- respectivelletralitnrs—(Cheers.) The'CHArifilaathen proposed' (theeigir the Officer) the sevetartiOdAtatits - aerinfiin, whed the result, in his opiktin, was, that the electiod 144, le* on the first . . I • • 4 NUMBER 12.748.] ' • SALES BY AUCTION. , NEAR BERWICK-ON.TWEED, • „: FELEVOTON GRIEVE STEAD, and EAST NEW DI P GING ESTATES, and LAND at NORH A mew/ OJOS Or Ogg THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES • - _ _ k t ellent ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, • WITH pond FARMHOUSES and AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, • • A very eligible Property for an Investment. TO BE SOLD .BY AUCTION, isrly in the ensiling Year, of which due Notice will be given, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of 7Warwick House, Regenbetreet) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coattail, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, one= a l as Parish of Norham in the County of Durham, about Arlin )des from Berwick.en-Tweed, fke Turnpike Roads to ali+ oilM, Cambia, ani Waldetstsernecting the Lauda.: ' 147 ONE. / 1, TOE valuable ESTATE tailed iELEINGTON4 a. I Capital FARM HOUSE, and very complete tango of litioltural Buildings 'recently erected and substantially Built, nticapital Stabling, extensive ranges of Bullock Sheds, with Yards' ' ta , Cattle; Baron, Stack Yards, and upwards of NINE 'HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE .ACRES Oftmelleot Arable and Pasture Land. divided by Thtiving Quick ' Hedges, with Labourers Cottages. Lathe Occupation of, and on Lease to Mrs. Dodds. till Whitsunday, 1831, at a low Rent. THE VALUABLE COLLIERY OF FELKINGTON, Ira en immense quantity of Coal of a superior Quality, sup- port to be inexhaustible. On Lease to Messrs. Carr, Murton, so d Grey, with sundry Cottagesfor Labourers. Lek The GRIEVE STEAD-FARM, with new built Farm • Some, Stables, Cow House, Barns, Stack Yard, Cattle Sheds and' ° l nsets, &c. and upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, Of Arabia Land, In the Occupation of Mr, Steel, on Lease. in 3. The Capital Estate of EAST NEWBIGGING, beau. welly Onsseed; comntauding a view of the Tweed, and delightful . prospects in various directions, with a newly. erected Stone-built FMB House . capital Agricultural Buildings , Cottagei , &c. and nearly THREE HUNDRED AND NINRTEEN.ACRES, Of excellent Arable and Pasture Land., la the Occupation of Mr. Smith, a most respectable Tenant, till • Vihanti& 183 g. Let 4. A very valuable Dickson* of rich Feeding LAND, adjoioing the West Rod of the village of Notions, containing neatly SIX ACRES, in the occupation of Mr. Jeffrey. These Estates are all adjoining, present a favourable oppettvalip for as highly advantageous Investment, being lei at low. Rem', and capable of considerable improvement ; the principal part of the Property is divided into convenient Enclosures, with thriving Quirk, Fences; there is plenty of Limestone; and the Colliery is reckoned tole of a very superior quality, and a Mine almost inexhaustible,' of contiguous to metal Market Towns. Particulars. in the meantime, may be had of 11r. George Tait, Gifted Bank, Haddington ; Messrs. Stephenson, Bateman, and Beak, Solicitors, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; or of Sir. Rehles, No. 110, Regent-street. LINCOLNSHIRE.—ELIGIELE INVESTMENT. vest Whible and ExtensiveFßEEHOLD, *inn and EST ATE. ecimmia t Eimer et Lordship of GERETNIAM, with the Graveship and Bailiwick of GREILTHAhI ; 'QUILTS LERT, COURTS BARON, old COPY HOLD or CUSTOMARY COURTS, With the Quit Rents anti Fines; The Manor or Lordship of ASH BY PU ERORU The Manor or Latdship of HOULBECK, The Manor or Lordship of SCA NI BLESBY, And several capital FARMS anti LANDS, with Farm Houses tali/quint* Agricultural Buildings; situate at a moderate distance &mead' of the Market Towns of Horsciatie„ Spilaby, Louth, sad Alfotd. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, tat (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Cutaway's Coffee House, 'Ckange.alley, Comhill, London, n.• -' In the month of FOODUAILT next. S•SEVERAL Capital, very Valuable, and Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the several Parishes GERETHAM, .ASHBY PUERORUM. HOULBECK, SALMON BY, and SCA M ELESBY, in the County of Lincoln, masking in the aggregate upwards of TWO THOUSAND ONE ,HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES of Arable, Meadow, NOM, and Wood Laud, producing a Net Rental of nearly Two Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds pet Annum, IN THREE LoTs. lot. I. The MANOR or LORDSHIP of GREETHAM, with the Graveship and Bailiwick of Grertham, extending over the - rota Parishes, Townships, •or Places of Ashby. -near:Bol4l3y, ilratoft, Pony, Plueknorei Fitkilampe. Fotberingeon with (Derby, • Greethatn, Hagvrorthinghaat,. JiantmFtingham, Holton le Clay, Hamberstone !thy, Minningsby. Mablethorpe, - Scamblesby, leraiekt, Tathweil , Titney, Wainfleet, Wrangle, Winthorpe and Wiamay, with the Courts Leer, Courts Baron, and Copyhold ue Cattamary Court, Quit Rents and Hoes incident thereto. The MANOR or LORDSHIP of.ASHBY PUERORUM, • wish its Rights, Royalties and Privileges. The MANOR or LORDSHIP of HOULBECK, whit its ap. pertenances • and the several capital Farms and Lands, with regal. ite Farm Homes, Yards, Gardens, and all necessary Agriculture knifings. mean an • BEEETRAM, ASHBY, PUERORUM, and HOULBECK vitamin's* lOU ILLY ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHT) ACRES, Rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture, and valuable WOO, ht Lot, lying in • Ring egad divided into convenient Inclosure buying Quick Hedgs. adjoining the Roads front Horncaok e Lad and Spilsby, and in the several occupations of Messrs • L'ottopber Hill, Anthony G a rlick, J o hn Kemble, John Towle' Hobson, Stephen Bourne, George Dawson, James Mat no, Thomas Dawson, Robert Dkkinsen, Widow Taster, Robes led Christopher Hewson, and ethers.—The Wood Lends ar h inea. An eligible FARM, with large Farm House, Yard ...Judea, Barn, Stable. and Buildings, and divers Parcels of Arable Acmilaw, and Pasture Land, cement* together upwards of ON] , HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES, situate in the Parish t 341141 4, in the eccupolue of Mr. John Plumtree, and colic Porto the Lands of Ge o r g e Manners, Esquire, olonel Era . Mr. Joseph Gilbert,and Mr. Thomas Forster. Levi. Th e M anor or ordship of SCA hi BLESBY, with i Rights and Privileges, and two Parcels of Arable Land, alloth nude, the Act for the Inclosure of that Lordship, containing u; •• . wards of SEVENTEEN ACRES, lo the occupation of Al John Boom On the Estates at Ashby Puerorum and Houlbeck, there al several &Ions) situations, on which a Mansion House might I intact, and the prodiee of the Farms may, at a moderate 'limns be conveyed, by means of the navigable Canal, front' Horncast it" the raver within*, and thence through the port of Beaton the Sea, thereby opening a minmunicatioa with the London at whey matkets. . ne Estates area bundantly stocked with Game. For a view of the Farms apply to the Tenants, who will chew tl Lends ht their respective occupations. p • Poisession of each Lot may be had on the 13th of May next. • ." Enetkeefartkulars and Information (if required) may belied Pearson, Solicitors, Sleaford, Lincolnshire; sad of u4 ltuns ;114 Nigent.street, London, at wileee Ace a Plaa of t I.4IIOBRIST tat tem '-. ' - •f" ' IPv" - ' r - - • . ' - • '-'l-: ciP.ll ~"--• - ;,.../ '•%..e. ,.. ..r k •:-. .), t ..., _ ...i ,•-• me , ' 4 * - . 1. , .. , . - . . . . .1 - . • • . . ~ . -S. 't* . • 4. - - - . . • . .. : iii ' ..ii! - ' ,. '.... ' • Ir -I ' ki- ''‘' t • .t. -• ' .. • ... . i., • • ‘,ll-4, t / .. ...:. . i....:..: ..: . . , . ......,:: 1 7 lc; ... ....„,.: - .., i •. • r • ` 34 - , • .. • ... ..'; . r. ' • 1 * ` - r • A;b - - ' 1: •o• • • , -: .. , -,-- . --- ---r. / - eeL____________r . _ , ______ ' . - - . ~ _ y."..- 1..‘ G. EC E A gig. .1827 i. :•% -.r '• " .. '3'. .-:•., -: .. - - .t - r.gi ' S cit . ' E - V . EtA tondo 1 . .:, • : - .:-..• , ..I.: 4 •.. . . . • , II ,'' .. . . lON. - - . • •• 4 Thomas Robert,. late ot lbselliestey, Kent, brewer, December - Si ...Mr. boattert•ipecoaded. the 'lloliiliatiellitliage: at one, January 8, aliZtWtaVe.,•ant February 1, at one, st the ari d ann u ona.) . . . :, -*- Court of Comelhaledem or Iteratrupta, Basis:usher-air. et. At- r "-,„ ' '1" . - . i F wiyitotni. nrney , Mr: Weynottlk Chanter, lane. Mr . 15LACIC EMT expressed his surprise that team per i . 'ON, • , Edward Knighp, Debeeham, Suffolk, carder. January 4, 15, and stinkastktn web strangers to the, Wa4l4. - ersti.l.lot(liolotiot Is mmitin se nmm ; , February 1 fat ten,.it the Court of Commissioners of Bank. to - stain it. should be obtrodefi UPow.thit - 1 1 ,141/11011e0—... rupts, Basinghalt-Strali Attorney, ?dr. J. Carter, Lord Mayor's He (Nu. it) ~___, __ _I i es h e i 4•0.4, t i joh,so bi ta.. 1 . 9 December 28 1 1627 t Court-office Royal *,lu nge . yogi i!P peirbonsia. enough Thema, Bushell, Grace! y, Wellelose-square, linendraper and lint he thought it a subject worhlki.Ol atie'pettilßeitet 1 11,, El) G 0 0.0 S, slit - mercer, Deeirmbier as, at one, -January 8, at twelve, and tentiott ,of the itthatitant..ot tha t Yi tl4. • .., ...? ........ I ' itrnas) erx. February 1, at one, it the Court, of Commissioners of Bank- n : _ * e Mr. ItioStisos . 1814 that it% It 'moat. weloarto. • rapt., liSsioikkaawtreet. Attorney, Sir. Thomson, Georse-strees, . - • Ninorkt. ... . .. habitant of tbe Ward, end hall :••• vase thernie -wad Cherie. Edward Coilettanil Evan Jones, Leeds, merchants. Jaa.l, titled him to . the anpport Of the Wardittote. ..,-,..,. a , Men), a, at twelve, and Faffeart 1, at one, at the Court of Comm* „ ./ Ili ... &loners of Bankrupt - Basioshall.etreet. Attorney, Mr.,Tecurr. .ns . r . . "'LACK . el 4 explainea aim: h - e did iot aide. to : • ''4;i% as Candle. . . I r. (lam haw. ' - s Cheap-. . i 22 1 Feet F ir Timber - Baring-lane, na eel Tyrrell, Be i shi Ossez,brewer, January B,9,and February mr, rf,po(y VAL! thaske4 dm . meting:for 41160 r, Vin4ow Glees 1, at eloren, at t..• Inn, Lewes. Attorney, Mr. Ed/reed r of Compounds. high istuati , io he woe plAcitd ill otiothe i i ,ecipetosaios., .... Verret, Lewes tor .Ts itchard, New Hridgewtreet. Richard F r i sby, Rich • Miles Frisby, and Henry Frio?, Mark- • • The other Capdiditteahaying addressed the asoating„ • / ' ..ry I, at two, n, at twelve, and Feb. if Hair Bracelets Mr. Huss came forward amid Atilieniug INI/ 1 1M at C.l. P witim ' i)itt° ta t, n :t ' oa wi e "t a - t inet tise cb C an . . . oX i t ir b" Commlssinners of Bankrupts, Basins- ., . . hathurset. Attofult . Satsr.S.r . rie• ant's Inn, Fieenetreet. • mixed with sonle hitless lit egidieWld the Pelletillefie - . . . • WUPa'n Bailey. peen' t, Sotto leather-seiier, December 1111, rear ; length. lieilot !motto*. a..e.ooditiate pt Itemos, . Bad th o lv e / r e..t s tr a 9 , 3. :ten tna tittzsa ma ry singtudi t, St tlN ._ eiVe . ..it the ht sai d , h e too l o t mt m ete wi rr o li k at i lv i t om a4 h ave : / .... ;yet, Ow*. • "`7., .- met witit co fetotoraoe 01 leeteeptiqpn.mlogialle. se •he W IPIII ,-, 06..1111 Tun ' bini ' oth l y ' pa M i t IP' i r nrws k i i e; farms ; aq a ri c ef f„. dune forward withoot.earoselthr* ear boils. Whew he . .' ' • 19, at three, f _O l ;end Fetkrearytotriano Soll4ww iteised what fell frow.one of their respectable coadi• 11811se Ma slated ' Wow, Watiebeid.'"Arawniet,"ahresra. Batty. and Co. 7 - Jites Mr. Blacken) tre began' to think Ito !tad extol. ~, . • lane; or UK Lomb. W, afteheict: • milted a grievous offence:by ccroiog, there. .He I. , and Cotton liana*: John Garretr , wn. and PL. Garrett,jen. City of Hereford, bankers, well knew ttim — llaugh'e• lined the meeting p retty,, . . • • . - id Gloves, as ilfasd. January la, 17, and F-hruary a, at twelve, at the Natty Inn, Inger. and 'ulnae other Hereford. Aconite., Mr. Thom. Wheeler, Gray's lahrplace; although he .was not bled and boto.rw,the Ward. It l. . _ .. _ . - ... .... .. _ - ... FROM THE LOI ON GAZETTE, Dec. 21. WHITEHALL. Dec. 19,1827. "nolrmo has /men pleased to direct letter's patent to be pissed smite the Great Sint of the United Kingdom of Great llettaln and Ireland, for granting the dignity of a baronet of the said United Kingdom to the, following Gentkmen respectively, and to Amite*, male of their bodies lawfully I:egotten, viz. Robert Dalrymple !orn Elphinstone, of ilorn, and Logie Siphin stone, in the County of Aberdeen, Esq. Sir Richard liussey Vtv tan, of Truro, in the County of Cosnwag lissight . C.nsmantierof the Most ltenourtbie Military Order Ditto, Bath, and Major General of his Nlajesty's Forces. Charles William Taylor, of Hullyeumbe, in the County of Sussex, Esq. Uvedak Pdee, of Finley, in the County of Hereford, Esq. Richard Bulkeley Phillips Phillips, of Pieron Castle, and of Kilgetty Park, in the County of Pembroke. E,q. The Honourable Edward Marniaduke Varasour, of Ilaslewood, in the County of York. G"tttrt Tristram Ilicketta, of the FJms, in the County of Glou cester, Esq. Captain in the Navy. Francisilartings Doyle, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel In the Army. John Hutton Coopet, of Waleot, in the County of Somerset, 11,,q. Henry Wakeman, of Perdtswell, in the County of Wort:eater, and of Hinton Hall, In the County of Salop, F.sq. ieorge Philips, of Weston, In the County of Warwick, and of Sedgley, in the County Pgatine of Lancaster, Esq. Henry Chamberlain, Esq his Majesty's Consul-General In the Empire of Brezil. Jain Forbes Drummond, of Hawtbotriden, in the County of Mid-Lothian, Rol. Captain in the Navy ; and in default of Issue male, to the heirs mato( the body of his daighter, klargaret Anne Walker Drunitniinsi, by Franca Walker Drummond,Of Hawthorn den aforesaid, Esq. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Tboteras Jones. High-weer, Sboreditch,linendraper. from Dec. 2S, to January 8, at ekien, at the Court - of Cominissionera of Bank rupts, Badogball street. Henry William WarJ, Bernet-ati get, merchant, from December i 5, to January s, at eleven, at - tie Court of Commisooners of Bank ropy,: Itaalugbilt•strtet. Frederick, Mayotte, liroad•atreet.mewa. mercbant, from January 1, to January 14, at tea, at the Court of Cbmnalasioners of Bankrupts, llasinghall.atreet. Alattbek Hirst. bieltbam s Yorkshire. elmbkr, from January 15, to January 2s, at too, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. BANKRUPTS. James Braddock, Shaman'', Stafordthire, victualler. to surrender, January 25, at lye, 24, and February I, at twelve, at the Sara cen's Head, Birmingham. Aitmnies, Mr. Thomas White, LlD coin's ; or Mr. William Smith, Wulterliampeun. • Edward Kilsby. Nine Elms, Surrey, ship breaker and tinsbi•r-mer. chant, December 28, January 4, and February I. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankriipts, Baatigh.ll-street. At. ramie", Messrs. Rue and Co. Gray's limsquare: Richard Hague and Frederick White, Cheltenham, Gloticester shire, painter'. January 2, at four, 5, and February 1, at ten, at the Royal ,Hotel, Cheltenham. Attortues, Mr-ar.. Pruett and Co. Cheltenham • or "Nlessrs.ifisatd and Co. Lincoln ' s inn.felds. John Christie, Itiagert Christie, end John Stewart. Maik-lane;snd of Manchester, merchants, December 29, at eleven, January 4, and February •1, at ten, at the Court of Cumndwioners of Bank rupts. Basinglialbstreet. Anoraks. Messrs. thiverson and Co. Frederick's place, Old Jewry. Samuel Br...idiotic, Draftiness, Galloway,Scorland. and John Broad foot, Ashbourn, tea-dealers and drapers, December 27, 18, and Etbruary I, at twelve, at the King's Head lois DaficidtMeshy shire. Anomie", hfetan. Ilulme and Co. New Ion; or Mr. Thomas litittleb•ek, Ashbouris. Daniel Howard, Dutinfivid, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, January 9, 10,and February 1, at t. u, at White's Hotel, Manchester. At tornies, Mese-. Duckn . u. th and Co. Manchester; or MOW*. Ellis and Co. Chancery-lai.e. . • Samuel Winn, Leeds, victualler , January 2,9, and February 1, at eleven, at tire • Court Hons., Leeds. Attornies, Maar& Strangways and Co. Barnard's Inn; or Mr. Warwick, Leeds. William Balderston, Liverpool, grocer asl provision-dealer, Jan. ' 1,2, and February 1, at twelve, at the Clarendon•baildiop, • , Liverpool. Anomie', Mr. E. ehesuu. Staple ins; or Mr. Witham Hinds, Liverpool. Charles Sykes, Leeds, surgeon, January 11, t, and February l,st eleven, at the Court *awe, Leeds. Morales, ,fir. King, ni+ ford.plue, Rossell.square; or Mr. T. H. Granger, Leeds. Walla*" Morgan, Hsod.street, Ctsford.street, bookseller, Janitor, 8, 11, and Febmary 1„ at eleven, at tie Court of Commiesioneill of Bankrupts, B.ssingballastreet. Anomie', Messrs. CUR se4. • Co. Red Lloo-square. Henry Lewis Helny. Finehnfr *Ms. jew eller , January 14,. • and February 1, at eleven, at the Court of Conindasiottero Bisbee/Asa fleslosbaistresS. Attorney, Mr.. Spyer, tries.. . ap regai-