Star. — London, England, 1817-10-13 00:00:00

6 • (zb. C .6., ...or • -t;: 4tVe - . • . 7 N BZR 9554. SXCHEQUIR 811.1. OFFICE, October 10, 1817. TO BE PAID OPP. 7schequerl3ills dated in the Month of November, 1816, viz. On Aids, 1816 • 56 Geo. 111. C. 28. . su r ply, 3,t 00,000 513 Geo. 111. C. 64. riIHE LuRDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA. JESTY's TREASURY, having givea Directioasfor papin g if al2ve mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the littered I,:eirs,a, at the Excheiseer Dill °lce, is the Receipt of Es:therms, N.:4! Tari, IVeismineter, en Thursday, the 30th day of o:tt,s,:r. Ill?, attendance will be given daily (Sundays and H.s4. days excepted) roil and including Friday, the 24th October, free 1.1 o'Clocl in the ..iorning till One is the Afternom, for the par. tar 1 re.tiving the same ; afrd„for the greater dispatch, the bearers st el, said Bills ar: desired to place each deicripiion of Bills is separate ar: to be obtained at 1 1 :is 01ft-o.la:sing Meal in begirds, V their respectivedates, such as art for the raise amount being numerically e•rax.z...l, and sps:ifying tilt principal Sam and Interest due Memo, vo i c ted fr"er, but rx ItJir ~ the lays en which they ate respectively aid, to tie said 90th day of October in.lusive, when the Interest will. ease: and the said Clearers, should they be acting as the Agessts of laden whose Rawl are inserted in the Bills, are previously to puled* Ike isidorseastnts of such Holders; and the Bearers are also iehlisporewibly expired to inform eaci Bill with their usual Merriam; and eo write emir Names and Re•ii:m..e at the Lotions of ea.k separate Litt ; dad they are , norsover reyscirm Ito attend the Exchrrer Bill Offset for par went, and to receive the new Bill', an,/ give the Receipts for the sane. If an!) of the hokhrsithe aforesaid Bills .herld be desirous of recriorisi l a yer:: of the Principal anal Lateral, previous to tha said 30th Iv Or ober, they way be accoweroJated, en computing the Interest is th i,, es which they wish to be pail, ass.! leaving Me said Bills fir oxo r,aatioa woe day prior thereto. Sa‘h Pastas as may be skein", of having sew Exchequer Bah ha irlok or is part of Payment e Principal, rpm was. ing new Bah, owl n:,omin the aweast at the bettosse of their Lists, delivered ea 07 line Friday, the 24; h obcr, may be accesseaseslated with Ifeir i.re6;e ft or Order, carrying an Interea Twqrszce by the Jay, or every One Hundred Pootwls, 'whisk Nolo Bills will bear date the said 30th day of October, sad ' is Alit era, tegeiher with the Interest doe so respect . ;1 the' II desired to be exchanged, on Fr:day, the Slat day • 00... At, Doi D J's . The Exchequ4r 1415 to be issued In Exchange, and made pay ,le to -------, or Order, as above mentioned, may be tbrr tranferred by et•Jorsement, or will be paid to the Bearer de e Blank shall tnt he filled up. N.B. All lixclteq.wr Bills,datcd prior to November, 1818, have to advertised to be paid of, and the Interest thereon his d. M PAN ABLE LOTTERY--SIX PRIZES or it 20,000. N BY zud Co. t opeetably acquaint the Pub. lie, that t h oy have on Sale a variety °Crickets andSh i ares, is the Purchaser to the above Si: Grand Prises, besides ottrt of enniideralde Import, and at the same price u the ,onery. All Prizes paid, as soon as drawn, at their Old iilshed Oak*, No :6, Corohill, where all bedews in the is transacted with fidelity and dimple*. SIX PRIZES OF "20,0001 IF I' and Co m.)st respectttilly solicit the at , ntion of their Friends and the Pubhc to the Scheme of tae, L , eery, which begins Drawing on clip 7th of NEXT It Consists of only 'Nit* Numbers (Two Tidings of ), and eu n besides other Caplids, 9 Prizes of Xio,ooo =a s 111 20".0 15,01 X) Consols 5,04.0 Mosey. 'the Xi 3,000 Prizes, when drawn, to have £5,000 Money making g Prizes of £1(1,000 more prescaling 01X PRIZES OF £10,000! ", in any former Lottery. Tbe advantages of purchase will be obvious, as the first 7,100 •i kite's must aa be Prizes, and 5,790uf them will give the bidders of receiving Xi tt in Money, or taking a second chance pital Prizs that remain hi the Wheel the last day of Tickets and hares are telling In the greatest variety at std Co.'s Offices, 11, POULTRY, No. St, ARDIDATa 111611. 12, 'No-Canso, I STRICT; I, in the last L.itieryr, No. 124, a Prize of 44,000, a Prize of _tenpin) in the preceding Lottery, and a Pima of A'2oooo in•the last October Lottery, ALL. PRIZES OP sCSA.OOO I .4LY 7,100 NUMBERS, :WO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK, One Number obtaining the immense Sum of Eighty I bousand Pounds! VL' W RIGHT solicit the Public s greatly improved prheiple of lotteries, first to establish ; whereby, with a domino the 'ticket, and an Immune In the amount of distrlbuted In Pnaso, She. Valtie of the Chao= to • very coustilscrbk tialteased ei lathe Sebum* dig thew that the e'll's of Unsealed set tea 3d. whereby every Pardon, and up to the 3d December, es% of the . Use the Oast. Isidspeabot of tbs Cbsaese of 4110,000 •. AOlll,OlO, 10,0U0 Sep* Mg. ••• ••• ••• HOW 1,050 1,000, 4110, . ilgs lo, to Imo Aiseue Maim maw for the NLOremd Lawry, with tr. e .. 6 on s TEMIIIII, are is at Men, No. 17, wont, 11, aramoaw, IS, OZPOIII-11Ta44T, WWII No. 4,377, a Sold Is Sawn Last lAMery, together srlth sad tt Capitols Is the bps Comas. phi van. POWDER AND ANAL VIC - PILLS. *oily, as Proprietor of these isvaltebte inform the Pads, that i heel weak* erefplp / and seas tkertrads, sod that i hove appoloal Agents for the tale of aim, both Rena mot rs. Bu rum and iloos,Cbsotists sod Drapes, corner of St. Pairs Chorefayerdb Laid; iille.street, Duns. The Retail Sale is illefae blouse in which the !mentor,. my "Me OM& as, resided, No. SS, Ileutdo•street, may. g Medicines have been eschuively prepared ler and from whence Messrs. Nestrbery and as, hitherto uniformly supplied. I beg to add" dm' t Messrs. Newbery and Sons ha awe I withdraw from them the sale of my Mele es, intention of vending Oompositions of their owe, title/,1 feel 1 owe it to the public, toTrevent, es dangerous consequences of taking these pro. mistaken Impression of their beieg Woe. _ my own serious loss, I have authorised my Butler and Sons, to rachange for my Medicines, :omposition of Messrs. Neither', which may t. The Public are respeetiully requested to enable mem to discriminate between my Mea -1 Mews. Newbery, sold under the name of my lames, I shall sign u.y name on the label of rash and hoe of Pills, that is sent in future out . and that Mends. Newbery ad Sons have .earn in the goutioe Medicines preparedlle. Berkidey-square a. $a Nis • • THE BRERETON ES CATE, MANOR, AND ADVOWSON, IN CHESHIRE. MR. ADAMSON respectfully announce' to the Public, that he will have the honour of submitting the above valuable Property to Al/C I lON in the course ef a ftw weeks, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract. Particulars of this Enate are to be hat! of Mr. Mattison, 58, Feuchurch•street; Mears. Dawes and Chatfield. Angel-court, Throgmorton-,treet ; and of Merin. Ev. u • and Barnum, St. Mildred's-court. Poultry. This day wai published, In Four very large Volumes, tivo. price se3. ASYSTEM of CHEMISTRY.—By THOMAS THOMSON, M.D.F.R S. New Edition, entirely re composed. London : Primed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster row; Wm. Blackwood, and Bell and Br White, Ediuburgli ; sod Hodges and Macarthur, LULL'S SWII'ZERLAND AND ATLAS. Just published. price 15s. T. IBEI2S TRAVELLER'S GUIDE THIIOI7OII Li SWITZERLAND. Altered and improved ►y D. WALL. in one convenient pocket volume, bunted, and an elegant Atlas, half-bound. London t Printed for Samuel I.eigh, 111, Strand. Where way be bad, s great variety of Puhlteuione for the use of Travellers on the Continent. COKE UPON LI FTLE EON._ This day was published, handsomely printed in rwo large Vol.. royal !Iva with a new and comprehausere Index, price .E 3 us. in bonds. _ THE First Part of the INSTITUTES of the 41... LAWS of ENGLAND ; or aC. mmentary upon Littleton. By Si. EDWARD COKE. Revised and corrected, with additions of Notes References, i and proper Table. by Francis Hargrave, and aarles Butler, &qrs. incleding al so the Notes of Lord Hale and Lord Chan cellor Nottingham. The Seventeenth Edition, with additional Notes, by Charles Butler, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. •,* Ile Notes in this Edition are printed under the Trat,and a regular system of paging and reference adopted; the want of wirch in the former Octavo Edition was much felt and generally complained of. Loudon: Primed for W. Clarke and Sons; C. Hunter; and S. Brooke. Of whom may be bad, In an uniform sin, the Second, Third, and Fourth Parts of Lord Coke's hunitutes, in 4 vols. royal Svo. mice ,C 3 in boards, or the Set, when taken complete, making 6 vols. royal aro. price £5. lss. 6d. is boards. NEW OPERATIONS FOR THE CATARACT. This day was published, in two price 16s. APRACTICAL INQUIRY into the Closes of the frequent Failure of the Operations ot Depression, and at the Egtraction of the CAI'ARAC as usually performed, with the Description of a Series o' new and improv:d Uperations, by the practice of which, most of these causes of tailors nay be avoided. Illorrated by. rabies of the Comparative Success of Eke hew and Old Modes of Valence. Fo which is added, A Letter to .he Right Room:able and Honours* the Directors of Greenwich Hospital, contalotog an EaposOre ...44 the Mrallires resorted to by the Medics/ Olken ot the Lomita Eye inlirnisry Joe the purpose of retarding the adoption and extortion of Plans for the Extermination of the Egyptian Ophthalmia Irons the Army and from the Kingdom: aubasitted fur she approval of (Arvin,- moot —.By Sir W. ADAMS. N.B. The Letter m:.) , be bad separately, price 3s. 6d. London : llublis ed by ialimo. Cradocks and Joy, Paternoe. ter•row ; and J. Hatchoeti s 2.ccadilly ; also by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ;aod Hodes mid WAstitur, This day were published, In Three Vols. I Sun, price iss. boards, SIX WEEKS IN PARIS; or, a Cure for tl.e Gallemania. By a Late VISITANT. Ridentem diem vernal quid vetat." " Quante ferocius ante se event Canto cupidius insontas volnp totes hausisse."—Tacitus. Pnbliihrd by. J. Jounavos Cheapside; and Macredle and Co. Edinburgh. This Work is extracted from the Portfolio of an English Nobleman, who permits it to be lath before the Public. for the good of his Countrymen now emigrating from their own happy native country in shoals, to encounter French hatred, deceit, ra pacity. The whole are Pacts,' Denbo. extenuated Her set down In malice; bet taken as they occurred ; intended as an autidote to the poi-on of other Publications, teeming with gross camera 'tons, fictitious characters and anecdotes, and notoriously falbe fabrications. His Lordship's intention ii to give a real sketch of living men and existing umbers as a beacon to those at home who languish under the Gallominia, and to the unwary travel ler, who may have already landed out upon the voyage et dis covery."—Authur's Preface. EXTRACTS frori LETTERS addressed to Dr. soLOMON.-Orkad house, near Liverpool, illustrating the Efficacy of the CORDIAL. BALM of GILEAD in those dittos:: and complicated Disorders for which it is peculiarly adapted; being administered to the tender Want, the pregaaut female, and to palsied age, wick safety and elicacy,ititherio unparalleled I. the mask of Medmai discovery. Luaaroot.—Edward loan, of this town, up—My mind is impressed welt a lively lease of gratitu de rti for the very great keseh I have received from your Balm of Gilead, la a serums iever,k w .u p seduced!ch old beard ;was such i a s state e si e t f sa weak a tion cestz that not most deplordale imagbable) 14 months, when a friend advised me to try your Cholla' labs of Gilead, one bottle of which; to my great comfort, enabled me to my usual evocations, and by the use of two more beaks, emegistel recovered my beach. • NOITI waits.—R. M. Were Pra l UwCattle, near Cow.. bridge, writwithus t—l fed it aMy inctinsbdit upba me to re tons you my buirifekthanks for tbe trek blessing I now enjoy; and for the pod at time alllittot, request you will make my case public. I have boon seven purl anieta (oar since I heap desserovs fever in Mince) with h violent pals its the back part and crown of my bead, spasms is my stomach, idioms and Ire. gases vomiting; palm is my thighs, legs, and arise ; a dry eargh, disturbed sleep, sad Ikele appetite' for winch I have mosuited the mat minim Plysidaes, witlaiet obtaining relief. fkresigh the use of yens' Cordial halm if Gilead, and Goes melamine, I feel myself better thee I hoes been for Or last 40 nap, end have recovered my leeriest benth, solely through the great ellicacy of your truly soluble renovative. k Is hipemilik to Issues all the came aad.turus which Dr le in possession of, m it would require some volumes t eelnelllll himself with what has been hunted, great experience convineed ldm, dials all4llorhid affections of the blood asg lymph (the mice of almost every milady) so nobls,seht, and silleseisiss a remedy, was sever sired to maeltiodt Sold by S.. Leigh, re strand; and by all Venders of Patent Medicines in Swope ind Anterior, price 11s. aid See a bottle, tiny Secluded. Of whom may be had, the Antblmpetigines, or Solo/sees Drops, an &helots cure for tbs Scan y, Scrofula, Leprosy, he. Price and am. per bottle. :la modes Abmergent Lotion, an effectual cure for scorbutic eruptions, coarsen's, redness, pimple', at. on the fool, heads, and neck. Price 48.11 d. per bottle. As Dr. Solo:noes practice has now became so veined eivene sin, that hit coasted' eigagerneuts require a mosidenble ponies of his time and etuwebace, be aspens, when consulted, the meal I compliment of One Pound: but all written cuss. or letters of advice, and unaccompurted with an order lot Nll4l4idilll and re inivance, to be answered at his leisure, are required to enclose only halta guinea.--Drafts may be obtain:it at any Pon-0111ce.' payable at Liverpool, kr small semen meaty, wtsch re a sere mode of cements**. Beek letters amid, kr safety, by the sill rected Moog Letter. Dr. Med NMtr i pear /Atom* Pall Pablo POssagv." i ; I.y the Jae Ja e .1":; - ;13 " Bill' will Ire; ir Mitered, 'c i rri, Lel is desired to be ex tat r, ed./ the The I:salvo:I . Bill. ;Nip to tferre.l et% vita trat Blank shall ant he N.B. A!! Exchequer I ern advertised to be gaud. INcom PAN ABLE I, _TOR Nti BY zud I lie, that they has MIMI; the Purchaser any more of cansidera t Lottery. All Prix :ablished Dace !. No uudv is transacted wit SIX l' and Co :intim of their Fr c L, rtery, which I ON It Consists Number), and eon ti Pri ammo g-- id of the Xi 3,000 Pr addition, making 2 DIX chance unequalled in only purchan will awn must as be Prix , ppm) of receiving the Capital Prix *II t wing. rickets and tFT and Co.'s Offic i, POULTRY No. IV, CURSING re they sold, in the No. 7,595, a Prize Ron, a Prise of SHARES. • SIX 1 owl NEARLY w the Chance of Oa Et AND J. SI N • attention to the I they were the 6 us the Ottani the Mosey distributed Purchase, is very LA attentive getout I kket is Jeanne le the First Day, st, lose ash , about mai 'NM ammo ▪ Prises of N. N. . 00 • 404 ON 000 ▪ ••• ON ON MlO s The Fat-Drawn Tickets sad shares 1 wetter Drawing u •Fortunate Offces, t taAaarr, sad 14 I of .Ello,ouo, was 4 rains, Prizes, a DR. 'APAR AI • BEG respectful Mnucitt.s, to info ems. Newbety and ▪ uw sole Agent • Fos sale, Messes. EU ebtapide, con No. Si, Sackvillesi • ed at the Hoot , Dr. Limas, n 4 'ire, 'the. e the Met rly 10 years, and I • white have been hithe eil.w.ence of l'sl ptoper to with winced their intent rr .he above this* VI at l ant able, tko ds qua*, 'tinder the :th this vim, to lit Messrs. Butler a as are of the cos re' trued to Otero. Ire, that to enablt s -sad shot, of Mn dfather, Dr. Jamet et 05 the Powder, Ltaburatury ; sat it.ttre st ur Concern ion -street, Berkid sr 111th July, ter MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1817. FROM sArußnifr NIGHT'S GAZE ITE. This Gazette contains an Order In Coattail for the farther Pr•• ragadon of Pail. ament front the ad November to the lab De cember: and a Proclamation by the Prince Regent, ordering the rew coinage of hall.bovereigus, or tea shining pieces, to pass as current and lawful money, If not weighing ku than I dwts. 13} gra. and e t" parts of a grain. This Gazette also notifies I o,onas the introducii3n of the Spanish and Prussian Ambassador ro the Prince Regent ; and the Prince Regent's permbedon to the Earl' of St. Vincent to wear the indimla of an Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Portuguese Order of the Tower and Sword, canter- red upon Wen in lull. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wmt MICR, ocTnaist 11. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Jam Delany AUinglwas to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice lultneasse, promoted is the 111th Light Dragoons ; James Sparrow, hest. tube Owner, by purcloe.e, vier Allingliam. 19th Regtmolit of light Dragoons—To be Asthma Surgeon— Assistant-Surgeon Edward Holller , from balf.pay of the 61141 " Fete vice William Partly, who exchanges. 33d Di tto—Richard ltinghant Newland, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lewis, promoted. 3d Regiment of Foot Grants —Ensign ad Liewenaat William lliosnasKnollys to be Lieutenant and Captain, without pur. chase, vice Sande% who resigns ; Augustus George Anion, Leq. Page of Honour to her MAjesty, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Knollys. 2cl Regiment of Foot—To be Lieutenants. Lieutensot folio Han, from the 12th Foot, vice Jasper Farmer, who retire. upon half-pay of the 14th Fool ; Lieutenant John Il4•liiirre, from the td West India Regimen:. vice Edward Richard Mac &anvil, who retires upon the half-pay of the Ist Fuot. sth Ditto— A4sittani Surgeon George Richmuud, ft half psy of the 11th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Willea.n B. Lynn, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Joh,. Payne fawn" Gent. to be EnJgn, by purchase, vice Curs3n, appointed to the 69th Foot. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant William P Ke2llo, from the half pay of ' " the 7th Foot, to be Adjutant and First Li . euten,int, vice Hot. d. n, who retires upon the half ray as Adjutant. SOth Ditto—lieutenant Richard Fraser, front half pay of the Reg;ment, to be Lieutenant, vice William Pennefather, wh.• exchanges, receiving the ddr.-rence. 331 Ditto—Ensign Wiliam Henry Grote to be lieutenant, vice Ogle. deceaud ; John Patton, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Grote. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Hayes Queade, from the half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Camipbeli, %sit° ea - changes, rte.:lying the difference. 42d Ditto—lionteuatit lames Brander to be Captain or a Com pany, by purc:lasc, vice -Aiding, who retires. 45th Ditto—Archibald Mot tgomerie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Geddes, deceased. Seth Ditto—!lrevet lieutenant Colonel Edward ilarley, from the half-pay of the tied Foot, to be Major, vice William Claud _ Campbell, :who exchanges. Sfth Ditto—Captain George 1/Lathers, from half pay of the G7th Po it, to be Captain of a Company, vice James Cockburn, is ho exchanges, receiving the difference; Ensign John Francis Gray Maclean to be .ffutenant, vice Dillon, deceased; George CM cheater Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bloomfield, promoted. 60th Ditto—Lieutenant James Richard Renton, friUn the 11th Light Dragoons, W be Captain of a Company, by gurdtase, vice it etnells,'who retina ; Lieutenant James Trade, from half-pay of the Regiment. to be I.ieutenant, vice Hector Downie, who exchapees 611 Nuts—Edward Perry Brooke, Gent. to be Ensign, viceWal- her, decea4ed. 69th Ditto—Ensign Honourable Ferdinand Curzon, front the 9th Foot, to be Ensign. vice Pudner. promoted. 77th Ditto —Captain George l'ari‘h Bradshaw. front half-pay of the Reghnent, to be Captain of It Company, vice Hubert Gould, who exchanges. 85th Ditto— in be Ensigns—Charles John Deshon, Gear, by purchase, vice Olney, pr , aimed; George Fodiergill, Gent. by purchase, vire James Hogt, promoted. 95d Ditto—Captain William Sutherland to be Major, by pat claim:, vice Mackay, who retires; Lietrenant Richard Cnnnop to to Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Sutherland ; din Bruce Lamb to be I.teatenant by purchase,vice Coma,. 95th Ditto—ldeutenant Thomas 01114 d, troth the half-pa) of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Julio Rose, who ex changes, receiving the ibfference. 98th Ditto—Lieu• cam Henry Stephens, from the half-pay 01 the Regiment, to be Lieuienaiii, vice Eugene O'Sullivan, who exchanges. fd West India Regiment—Ensign William Calls, to be Lieut.- -o-- nant, without purchase; Lieutenant John Anderson to be Adju:ant vice Volley, who resigns the Adjotarney only. Sd Dstto—Lieutenant Charles Black Vignola. from the halt-pay of the at Root, to be Lieutenant, vice id.lutyre, appointed to the 2d Foot. Royal Waggon Train--Lleutenant John Watton, from hall-pay of the Regiment ' to be Lieutenant, vice William Aititi who exchanges ; Cornet Dawson French, from half pay of the Rernient, to be Cornet, vice William Her:, who exchanges. Yotk Chaoeurs—Etodgii and Adjutant John Ty:stunt to hove the rank of lieutenant; Ensign Gale Mainers:lug to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 1.0 Court, superseded; Charles Wdles, Gent to be Ensign, vice lvlaiuwaring. asava r. Captain Peter O'Shaughness),4 the loist Foot, to be Major in the Army. HOSPITAL STAPP. _ _ To be Del.-my Inspectors -- Wiforpitife - - - -Deptity Inspector rho - mas Durum& from half-pay. vim limey Irwin, who ex changes Stali-Surgeon Andrew White, frees hallpey. I. be surgeons to the FOreeiiirWett Deputy Impactor of Hos pitals Jacob AJulphos M.D. from half-pay ; Stalf.Aurgeon Charles Collier, from ha lt pay, vice Jacob Rath, who eitchangts. To he Hospltal-Assi.tants to the Fortes--Hospital-lissistants Item halt-pay Patrick M'Mahoo, Thomas Lough, Robert Moir, John Hahridge, Michael M'D.rmot, John Millar, Ed ward Piskells, and Charles Tboturon view Alexander Nelson, who exchanges. at emeaan heat. balsa Bernett's appointment to the Llinenentry in the Vist Fart, on the loth of December, ISIS, &bead be vas Cradoek, promoted, and not vice Winslow. who resigned. I he Cluistinn names of Mr. Moseley. who was appointed to Comeemy la the ath Regiment of Dragoon Guards, es, the Mb of Allem, 1817, are John Galilee/. Sato - rum in the Gnaws of lath September, lei 7. Poe Cadet Geurie Walker to have the temporary rauk of Se. toad Ideatimant, mad Cadet Giorge Walter, Ste. MANKRUPTS. George Ariallr, or Stith Shields, Northumberland, thaw merchant, to sarmodoe October 30, November 6, and as, at Men, at the gene len, Newcutle-upen. Igoe. Atternies, Mesws. Swain. Stevens, Marks, Pearae, and Hunt, Freda risk's-place, Old Jewry, La • or Mr. Pybus. Newcastle.. Peter Dodson, of Bedminster, Sosts:net, beim, deetr mid chap man, Wichita if, as,and Nev. 33, at two, at the Commercial Room, linetol. Anomie*, Messrs. Iletardilluit and Hewitt, Broadretreet, Landes; Sr Messrs. Bevan and Britten, Nu. 2, Clare+ttee•, &s eta - Js ni Arab, of Lank Main. London, Stinnoager. dealer and charms, October 14, Nov. 4, end SS, at eleven, at Uundbell. Auorebo. !dews, bounden and Helmond, Upper Thames- meat, Cordon. - _ Stegbes Milton and Woods Crease, of Phdpot•lase, London, merdtaists, November 2, il, mod 21 at one, at Grilaball. At tondo, Messrs. Rem** mod Da4s, Cerbet court, Grace- elnesi;etreet, Leaden. John Dears, es Waukee, Lancashire, palaver, plumber and gla zier, tiosier aid chepuran, (Mirka so, sl, and Nov. es, at 1, a: Use Ueerge lisa, Liverpool. Attorntei Mr Joseph GuerierT, Lower C ar street , LgOerropi or itr; Stlward ihe•ter, beeple-lan l ► Abadan. aaisael Miasri, el Cheadle Moseley, Cheshire, dealer and chap , oilq Hoc IN ;sad Si t u tes t et the Kid Lim his, Healos- PRI( I•. SEVE% -PENCE. Norris. Attarnies, Mr. Parker, Norfolk we et, •teauil; op Messrs. Littgard and Vaughan. Heaton. Nom.. neat Stockpoet. Henry Itmondiod, of &hie lane, Lowden, rass.cotter, dealer amd charms. October •s, some, October U, at tie:vs./mid Noe ill, at one, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs ilhoti and Prestos, Coteau. street. Robert Evan., nr late of Grfacky, Worcestershire, eft* dealer, dealer and chapman, October 24, aS, and N.w VI, sit twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Fills meet, Birmingham. Actor. Wes, Messrs. Egerton sod Midas, No. 11, Gray's litnosquaro, Leedom 1 or Messrs Spurrier and Inglebv. ii•rro•mhain, DIVIDEND.; to he male at (WILD: /ALL. October at, Joseph Turner, Rory Mil It r; corn dale, twelve. Nov. I, Atielmw, Robert, a.ul 1•. b• •mith, of Mid. lame, merchants, at elevea Nov.::, Bei.jando Alien. Ouildt street. natia•keeperr, at tea. Nov. 1, 1 h miss Knipe of Greets Hastasenon. Yorkshire, hacker-miler, at twelve. Nov. / r, '/ho. Baas Fester and Edward Sills Faster, of Yallag. Kew, mahatma, at wig Nov. us. Stephen Page Sear r, of Maids:woe, dealer and chaprnadou twelve Nov: A 5, Wm Elgat , Maidvone, groserota twelve. Nev. 4, Edsvase ham, of Quarts-square, I;innalsbary, wine merchant, at eleven. Nov. 4, Charles Lams, et Wm prof, ship via:idler. at tea. Nuv 4. Nicholas Ls Cbinainant mid Joist Pamirs Kerckhnve ' oi I , ercharcb-streist. mercha.., s , at sieves. Nov. 5, George Grislitosek, Simone Terrace. Ci t eis- a , E men d tape t at tea Nov. 2, *Ulnas Nias, Old Proad.strort, inaurante bro ker, at •sielve. Nov. 2, James Bradshaw, Postern-rove, rower. Mil, woollen-draper, at our. Nov.ll, Hairy James Nov \rote. of Linie.wroet, vritie.aterelmost, as alums. Nov. v. Richard with and George Lawrence. Guts street. Spisaillvids, silk-weatag one. Nue. 8, I.llln Donlon, AlJengate street, tallow-ehaer, at ekeea. Nov. 8, Barnahas Gardner. at Priam.-street. Roches. 'tithe . master-marmer, at one. NA,. I, Peter 484 e, Cornmeal:id Puad , eit.t+oll:r, at twtiv.. Nov. 4, Adam Mama aaJ thntiob &kink!, Wapping Wall , merchant+, at twelve. Nov. a , Robert Naylor, ChsgweU, Lt.tx, merrhan', at eleven. Nov. I, Tbsiallie Oltediy, Lawrence Putanney Hill, mere/mot, at tiro. DIVIOENDS to be made in 'beet/UN l'ltY I -_ Nov- 3, John Wood, Weymouth, boonseller, at choirs, at dm Gusldbalt, Weymouth. Nov. vi, kkhard Whititigtion, of Nimb i quer selkr, twelve, at the Rummer avert:, Brivol Nov. fla W. Gibson. Liverpool. merehaut, at 1, a. the Mace of Avison and Wbe:ler, Liverptml. Nov. 14, James Chapman, Atbridge. linens draper, at eleven, at the Rummer Cavern. Bristol. Nov. ii, Hugh Smith and Minn Smith Johnson. Idasichever, maimfaeme rem, at two, at the. Dog raven', Manchester Ni,.. s, Samuel 011 man, Dory tit. Edmunds. inubeeper, at twelve, at the Arvid • Ina, Bury St. Edmunds. Nov. 3, Wm- PesiJray, fiudnun, Corn. wa il, m e rc e r, at ten, at rbe Commercial lain, Plym.iutk Nov. 3, Juba Altellield, merchant, at twelve, at the on.gue Inst. Roger,oe. 6, Kobert Downing, Stockport and Macclesfield, innkeeper and tea dealrr, at two, at the Castle Inn. Stuchrert. Nov. 6, Anthony I is-ington, ralgardt, Brecon, farm. r, tea, at the Bush Ina, Br -eon. Nov. 4. Peter liorik7, Nether Knots. bird, Cheshire, co-ton manticacturer, at woo, at the Whits Bear, MonciPster. Nsv. 6, I hoots, Hirst and Jobs, Martyr, Heckman & site, Yorkshire. at elevem. at site Black Bell. Gottunersels CERTIFICATES— N ov. I Benjamin Davies, Cardiff, draper. Philip Owen the younger, Maccievfield, silk-manmacturers William Pink, of George/ am, Devon, yeoman. James Knight, of Castle Cary, surgeon. John Storrs, Inetwaster, spirit•merchaot. liJc:•ard Benjamin of Middletas atouey, Gem, scrivener. Carl Utedecck kaake, of Hampton Court, taylor. Wm. Wilkinson tins younger, Keighley. Yorkshire, eettoo-plece-rnatattacturer. (lose ~ Harding, of tif..as combe, draper. Henry Turner Foote, of Vomits, tromaq. ger. Thom ta Wallis the younger, of South Shields, master alarm's'. George Couplaud, Bristol, dealer and chapeau. MUSEUM OF FRENCH MONUMENTS. The Royal tombs which had been collected in the Museum of the Petitis Augustins have already been in part restored to the church of Saint Denis. The remainder will soon be replaced there. The religious monuments ate going to be restored, under the su perintendence of the Prefect of the Seine, to the churches whence tbei were taken. The statues, busts, and other objects of art which cannot recover their former destination will be empinyed to form a hall of sculpture at the Louvre. Nothing at once more be coming or mute wise could have been done than to' !olio v such an arrangement. At the same time, owing .0 the interest which is attached to this collection, the dispersion is viewed with some regret. Those who decide on the feeling of the moment. and without era animation, appear to discover in such a measuse no. thins but exens , ve displacements without object, and injurious to the arts; bat ealightened men and true artists think differently. It is well knows what. they have always thought of this collection, called the Museum of French Monuments, formed in the most melancholy circumstances, and necessarily im. pressed with the taste and spirit of the times. to its modern accept.t.on, a Museum is as assemblage of chefs d'oeuvre fi ted to be models foe artists, or of esteemed productions tiering same attraction to into. rest and curiosity. Such are the museums of thit Vati. Can and Capitol at Rome, that of Egli at Naples, that of Medicis at Florence, the Grand Museum at Paris, and some galleries in England end Germany. The Museum of French Monuments cannot rank among such establishments. A collection formed of fug. meats rescued from the fury of Vandalism, a medley of sacred and profane objects, it resembled a little that bizarre composition which the sportive maw of Horace presents to the Picas, as as example of monstrous combination, and as a proof of a des. ordered fancy. A wise foresight has always viewed this collection as a transitory establishment, and to this way it has done very important service.—. As a permanent establishment, it would have been too defective to be useful. It presented, indeed, some pieces of the first order, but these morceaux went°o limited in number to form a collection. It was thew fore necessary to kitroduce many works of mediocrity 'unworthy of being collected or offered to the admire• tion of artists or enlightened amateurs.. Monuments have a marked destination, from which they are never diverted without prejudice to an. They lose by their removal that harmonic virtue, that charm which, die, derive both from the situation for which they' were, made, and from the objects by which they are sur rounded. Who doubts but that the Apollo awakened more lively sentiments, and excited greater enthusiasm in the tonple consecrated ter his reception than in the most honourable place in our museums ? The Gla. di ator in theGymnasiuncwhert he stood as an veering to bravery ; the Rotator in the portico, where the gra. titude of his country had raised him, must have seized the imagination more powerfully in their original si tu:l6ms than when exhibited in our galleries, whet* study and reflection itdmir e nothiog in them but the labour of the statuary. The restoing of the mono. meets t 5 the places what. they lin itierly were situate is, %beret ore, as impet iou sly requif J by taste as by ter giuus respect for the memory of the Pritices or Moral. out men in *hose bey el t:ley ere raised.