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I 'b ./.‘ 417ra rit t P ek, 4 *, 4 4% 7•11.• • S 4 1i kr,e , 7. : -11 11 r A llir z—r -‘lw ow.. at N v MBZR 9502. tr it is with the greneenpleasttre the Managers find themselves enahled to &nominee. that In consequence of the complete success of the new Melo-Dramatic Spectacle of she HEROIN Si. of Fo.VITZFRLAND, which was again received last night wirh r4ntiirous applause. it will he repeated, with the follow ing Ent. rtaioments, till further notice. • • ROY A! A MPHI FHEATRE, (ASTLEXS); WESTMINSTER-BRIPAY. Under the Patronage of their Royal Hiebnessei the Patrice Racteter and Dugs of Yong. rrms, and Thetis I , llnwing EV ENINOS. en I entirely new Melo-Dramatic Spectacle. written by Mr. W. Platte mos e, interspersed with Songs, Eh( roues, Marcher, and Combrs, called THE STSTERS ; AR, THE HEROINES OF SWI I ZETILAND. In the fl.lirse of the Piece, the following New Sea.nery of Soria , Co•tage. awl Virago( the Cascade of Birs, at Greliengen —Ruins o• an Ancient Castle—fn-erior of Swiss Cottage--Gla dens t,f Grindelwahl. and extensive range of Ice Mountains. NOVO GIQCO CAR RIRBI ANA, by L'Hercule Remain. "l'ho HONTED TAILOR. HOR SP M A NSHIP, by Mr. Ducrow. CORI) VOLA'y r E, by II Davao Antonio. To conclude wi II the popular Melo-Drama of THE FATAL SNOW STORM. Doors open at Halt mist Fives been at Hilf-Paaa Second Price at Halr-asst Equestrian Tuition from Ten to Three. MR. BEI.OF.'-: 1 , 041'H11M0119 WORK. Phis day was pubUmbed, in Two Volumes, Bvo. pace ha boards XI. I THE SEXAGENARIAN; or, the Recollec tion• of a literary Life. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 84, St. Paul's Claudio yard ; enhi also by Payne and Fuss, Pall-Mall. 'lll4 day sea-. published. price 21s. In hoards. FIARRINGTON, a Tale; and ORMOND, a Tale. In Three Voltinirs. duodecimo. By Miss EDGEWORTH. Author of Conde Dramas, Tatty of Fashionable Life, &e. Printed for R. Hunter, successor to Mr. John.on ; and Bab win, Cradoch, and Joy, in Paternoster rew. This day was published, price 25. a New Edition (being the Fourth) of OBSERVATIONS nn BANKS for SAVINGS, with Alterations and Addition., In consequence of the Act pawed lo the la.st Session. to encourage these Establishments. By the Right Hats. GEORGE Ill()SE. Plinted for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand; and liat chard, Piccadilly. The day was putUshed, la it Vele. see. price AL 10e. boards. A TREATISE on the VALUATION of AN NUITIES and ASSURANCES OD LIVES 511 SURVI VOR ; nil the Coosttucion of Tahiti; of Mi. ; and on the Probahib , ire and Expectations of Life. Wherein the Laws of Mortality that prevail in 'different parts of Euro** are deter mined, and the comparative Mortalities of different Diseases and of the two Sues are theWo : with a va r i et y of Dew fables. By JOSHUA MILNE, Actuary to the Sun Life Asenance Society. London: Printed for the Awhori and sold by Leavens, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown. Paternusttr-row. Tbh day was palliest,. Handsomely printed in One Vol. 410. prim Three Guineas in boards (illustrated with numerous Plates of ledesiastical Coe. tames. including XL Subjects. drawn by 1. Carter. F. 8.4 ) a new and much enlarged Adidas of TIRITISH MONACHISX ee; Manners and Cietnek• at tbsi'M'ats antihirW Iffsland. Taveldsill are added. 1. Peregrinatorium Rellgiosurn; or , Manners and Owego , of Amiens P Coueuetudial of Anthorets and Hermits • -111. Aceintat of the Continental, tir Women who bad made Vows of Chastity.-IV. Four Select Poems, la various Styles. ay THOMAS DUDLEY FOSIIROOKR. M.A F.S.A. ' Author of the /buoy. of Gloucestersbirt. Ste A very law Copies are printed entrap Paper, end hot-pressed, pried IFS as. Hared by and fur Niebols, Son, and Rendin AN Lion•pas. sage, Fleet-street. SERMONS FOR SCHOOLS. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, Woe a. 6d. boards, ar To bound and lettered, FIFTY TWO iERMONS, , dapted to the USE of SCHOOI.' and FAMII.I&S being ow roc every gnu day is the Year, and consisting of an Abridgment of the best Moral Discourses which are to be found in the Writings of Blair, Poky, Porten', Gish/cite. Infield, Horsley, Tillotson Seeker Seed, fordo, Zollikofer, HOLM., Foster, Pric e , Wa r g er . Lid oche; eminent Divines. By the Rev. S. BARROW, Author of the Young Chris ian's Library, Questions on the Old and on the New Teuament, &c. Stc. • Pointed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, °rm.., Ind Brown; London AGRICULTURAL REPORTS ABRIDGED. This day was published, in 5 Vols. Bvo. price 43. 35. boards, A REVIEW (and complete Abstract) o f th e RE AA. PORTS to the BOARD of AGRICULTURE, from the several DEPAR'I'MENTS of ENGLAND. By Mr. MARSHALL. Printed - for Lonpnan, Hunt, Rees, Once, and Brown, Landon. " In developing those public benefits, and adapting them to the permanent tuna the Rural Sciences, I have. I find, expen ded ten years of unremitted and pretty clove attention. .The la bours of seventy at eighty public writers, were tint to be allowed to sink, unprofitably. into oblivion `—Advert. to Vol. V. This day was publi-hed, In Quarto, ce 44 4,. Volume 111. of THE Genuine WORKS of WILLIAM HO GARTH ; with Biographical Anecdotes. By JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A. And the late GEORGE BTEEVENS, P.R.$. and F.S.A. Containing Claris Hogarthiana, and other llls:swathe Essays; wiels Fifty Additional Plates. A few Copies are printed on large leper, price 10 6s. Printed for Nichols, Son, an Bentley Red Lion -passne, Fleet street.—Of whom maybe had, 1. The First and Second Volumes of this Work, with early impressions of the Plates. Clavls Hogarthiana ; or, Illustrations of Hogarth, from psi • sages in Authors he never read, and could no understand. The Second Edition. These " Illustrations" form a Part of the Third 'Volume of Hogarth's Workg 4 but are likewise printed, for sepa. *ate diuribution, m ova embellished with a Portrait, pries 4s. This day was published, in 4 Vol.. 'Sato. prim itSs. BEAUCHAMP p or, The WHUL cps Fooruss. By JAMES HOLROYD FIELDING. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. LeadealmilYstsect. Where may be had published rbb Soosow The Balance of Comfort, by Mrs. Ross, New Edition, outs Frlp . 16.. 6d. Hewaraastle; or, A Romance from the isioantaine,S Voli. trice ,Et Ts. 6d. Leap Year ; or, A Woman's Frivilep, by, ilia Daantert,l, Volk. pr as At Ss. Blind &tsar; or, The Fountain of St. Cadtarlae, by Day Duinentl, 4 yols. price tt as. Modern Times, or the World WV 1t44 114 by MM. Hein'' , sok price 15s. St. Clair of the Isles, or the Outlaws of Born, by the suns. Second &Moon, 4 volt. Pries 208 . Caroline of Litettbeld, new aides, by Thomas Habash, %c.:s. price i5l. WEDNESDAY ; AUGUST 13, 1817. ARMY CON rRACTc. Commissariat Departmebts Treasury. Chambers, 234/1 July, lel?. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to hle 'Majesty's tad Forces in Cantonments, Qamerio.titd Barracks, •u under.mentMoed Counties and Places. ledfurd.. 'Norfolk, hat (including the Town of Northantyton, Hungerford,) Nottingham, gerwick. Oxford, 'lucks, Rutland, Chester, Suffolk, Carman (Warding Scilly), Surrey. aevon, Sussex, Dorset. Warwick, luritam(including Holy Island) Westmotelaui, Essex, Wilts, Gloster (including the City of York, Bristol), City of Ely and Its Hams, City of Carlisle sod do. Hereford. Town of Derby and do. Her ford, Leicester and do. Hunts, Wolverhampton& do. his of Man, Dudley and do. his of Wight, Shrw•bury and do. Kest. • Taunton and do. Lancaster, Lincoln, Middlesex, Neweadie and do. North sod South Weirs, And in the several Counties Monmouth, North Britain. That the Deliveries are to ernmene. on and for the twenty fifth day of St ptember nest; that Proposals In Writing, sealed I op and marked, * Tender foe Army Supplies," will be recented a this Mee on or before Mooday, the twenty-fifth day of Au ! gust, (bet none will be fedilled after Twelve o'Clock on that day), and If sent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Muni, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender ; as also most the several Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal most have the Letter which is snoozed to the Tender property lard up, by Two Persons of koowu Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering ha the Amount stated in the printed Particular., for the due Performaoce of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices re pressed in Weida at Length; and should it so happen that during the Continuance of the Contrast no Troops should be supplied under the Contract, the Expense of tie Contract and Bond, paid in the first instanceby the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particuls , sof the Connects may be bad upon application at these Chambers, between the Hairs of Eleven and Five; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary Muesli Young, TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS, AND 01 hERS. AN OFFICER of some rank in the ARMY, who has lately been placed an Haltpay. and who has served his Mb' and Camay fee mare thee thirty years, feels himself under the snonifying mummy of either for ever giving up his Com. panicles in Arms, or seeing a large Family se.ioe.4 so woos. However painful, be prefers the former implement alternative, . . icrerca7;7e ;OA self "'Wed, loving long acted in prominent situation on the Staff, and u a Paymaster for soma years —The Advertiser would have no obj •etion to a situation in an Architect's or 3ur 'waver's Oidte of respectability. Should this catch the eye of soy one disposed to countenance merit in distress. he trusts the appeal veil not be unsuccessfully made, as references et the highest respectability can be given. The Advertiser would prefer a situation in Liverpool or a large Commercial Town to the Metropolis, for obvious reams. Address (poet paid) for X. Z. to the care of the Editor of the STAR, to wheat references may be node as to the Advertiser's respectability. frcounteract the many attempts that are daily made to lava" on the onsesty a spurious annpusitioo In stead of the Gemini' Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are hadueed to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is Plata `a tantikaattalYs that they Mist an menden to this, sod the Werner of the type, which Is unlike all Letter-pros, wW enable purchasers at ones to detest tbe loivosltton. The Real Japan BLACKING. ma.'e by DAY and MARTIN. 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold to Bottles at ed. Is. sad is. tid. each, end a espy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY •so MARTIN. 91, High Holborn. THE CAT AND THE BOOT; br an IMPROVEMENT UPON MIRRORS. As I one morning shaving sat, For dinner time preparing, A dreadful howling from the Cat Set all the room a staring ! Sudden I tuned—beheld a scene I could not but delight in, For in my Boom, so bright ana clean, The Cat her face was lighdng. 'Bright was the Boot—lts surface fair, In Inure nothing lacking; I never saw one bait so deer, Except by Wateames BLACRIIIO4 (WARR BN ! that name lain last a 1014 As beats and belles shall dash an, Immortalized Is every wag That chants the praise of Fashion s For, oh ! without his ISLACIII3I6. all A tempts we may abolkh To raise upon oar boots at aU The least of jet or polish) Surpris'd its brilliancy I vien'd With sawn alnalratioo; The glass that on the table stood MLA' dinsly on its station. I took the boot, the glass displac'd, roc soon I was aware The factor only was digitised WheneW the blot was fin& And quickly found that I mold shave Much better by Its bloom, Than soy mirror that I have Within my drawing•romm • - And dace that thaw I've often men • To think how pens was frightengd. When at the boot she to 'd and wird By WArant's BLacisats Wightes e d The slam truly inestimable BLACKING h Fiend by ale/14K freeze/4, No. se, STRAND. LONDON. And sold by most Boot-makers, Groan, Ironmongers, Brush. makers, Perfumery Re. is every Tows in the Kisidens, is . stessbotties, ed. tod. sad It ed. each. • N.& Ask for Ws as 1114 4 0 00 FAT Torn Tickets of 0,14- Number. T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT, in the 'Ate Loaeries PP • were happy in being the firs , Contractors to reduce the Price of Tickets XS each—an crimple so lilwrally followed by the present Contractor, in the SMALL i U rl'EqV, to be MI Drawn the int% of 'lr - restate next ; and though conslstinp no only '7,920 Numbers, a Purchaser of Two Tickets of One N iniber rag/ gala th.": Immense Stant of FORTY TunusaND Pontius, by TWO PRIZES of .E'o,ooo EACH. Till lICOVIC 81 2 Pezei of set S,noo ... are ... £32,000 2 2 ...... 2 ...... . ..« 1,000 ••• 1,000 20 .• 2OO, .ElOO, 1,000 1,130 To each of the ,Cll,OOO Prises are added .C4,n00 more. ALI. in STERLING MONEY, and %Li. in ONE DAY. J. and J. S. sold a large Portinn of the Capital Pdaes in that late Contract, and trust their Friends and the Palilie will bane a repetnion of their rood Fortune in their tutor. Purchase. at their old established Offices, No. 37, Cornbill,'ll, Holborn, 38, Hay inarltet, and 1 41, Oxford•street, London. SURREY. Tn be I 4 ET. for a Term wf Yeura,svids Immediate Possession, A VtRY Capital FARM, in a birch este of Cul tivation. containing TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR TEEN ACRES of good Meadow, Pastures Arable, and Wood Land. The Arable lard is particularly well adapted for the 'lllrnip Husbandry; the buildiogs are good and convenient, and well supplied wilt good Spring Water ; situation beautiful, and within a sh •rt distance of three good Market Towns, and only about Is Miles from London. For Particular., apply te Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 11, St. Mardn's.lane.-4..etters, postpaid. IMPORTAHT PREEHOIrD AND TY THE-FREE ESTATES, NOTTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAREBROTHER, . - At Gartaway's, oo TU MAY. Atlant $6, at Twelve o'Clock, to Two l.ots, ITHE Very Important, Extensive and Valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE, consisting of the MANOR or 1 LORDICP a NEWS FEAD, is the County of 240ttinglionk, land the ancient Mansion called NEW% FEAD ABBEY, gm THREE THOUSAND I WO HUNDRED ACRE, more or less of Arable, Meadow, Pasture. Wood Lands, and Lakes, rie;ded• into sundry eligibl Farms and extensive gone Quarries and !lone Kin., comprising the retire Lordship (Aldercur Wood only excepted), the whole Extra Parochial and Tythe free (except about One Hundred and Twenty-seven Acres in the adjoining Parish of Lisiby); the Land tax only 147, and the Nor and other Rates very truing. There are several powerful Streams of Water; with sufficient fidls for Mill work for Manufactories of the first magnitude The Estate is situated oo be great North Road between Nottingham and Mansliell, 10 miles Irani the I lfurnirt , four from the latter, and shoot ISO from Loudon. The Manor Js well stocked with Dung of all sorts, and the Lakes with Fish and Wild Fowl in season, and forms a Domain away I to be purchased. Lot 1, will' consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of the Farms, Woods and Lakes, Atone Quarries and lime Kant, encompassed by the Park riding on the West side °Seem great LNerth Woad, and containing Iwo Theetand five Hundred and ' Eighty-me Acres, more or less. • Les a will consist of the Hut Pabliedsoesis 'and We Farms, and the unitielesed Lands an Sherwood, on the East side of the Park sal} oairstaLDY Siz Httn.yed aid Eight Acta, more - - The tbroperty may be 'lowed on applying to Mr. Owen Wkialey at the Hut Public.bomeon the Estate. of whom printed Particular. my be had; and also of Mew,. J. and C. tianmn, :loticlturs, No. 63, Chancery lane; at the Place 4 Sale; at the White Lima Nottingham ; Swan, Mansfield; Bear. Lousbbo. mash; Three Crowns, Leicester; Bell, Derby; Black s man,' York; Angel, Doncaster; Bridgewater Arm.. hlauchester , Hen and Chickens. Birmingham ; and Bull and Mouth, Leed,; and of Mr. Farekother, Bastort Home, licaufon.buildings Strand. o .* Apart of the Purchase-money may remain on mortgage. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS P aTENI'. • METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR et • BRUSHES, for all•kinds of Uset. The universal recep tion and unbounded Patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these New Inveuted Brushes, by all ranks In Society, is a wonderful Amami= of their excellence over every ether implement fur Claming the Heed from Scurf, thereby strengthening, beautify ing, and promoting Ohe growth of the Hair. As Horse Crushes they are approved rid recommended by Profeesor Colman.— They an alike esteemed for all kinds of personal Wee, and fur all BumeiteePurpoies, wherein a greater degree of cleanlineo will prieoil , elsod combine creamily with expedition. They are also of the greatest consequence for :Manufacture and Machines-y.l and are highly appreciated by a number of the fir.t Artisans in the Cowry ; the superiority of the Patent Brushes is so great, that (ip coutparisrni) all others arc wholly useless, as will be proved on trial Patent Brushes are war:sun...l free from whale bone, or any adulteration, and at the same price as genuine &Wilms heiecufure made. To be had retail of the PA TENTFE. No. SS, Glt ens. Mitt r tkillnkllZ-11TIRET, PORTLAND Ptocr. and at 350, OXFORD STRICT ; -and all respatable venders of Brushes in the Un.ted Kingdom. Some fraudulent Shopkeepers having inposed on the Public, bath in price and quality, by selling spurious Brushes , pleasoto ask far J. METCALFE'S I'ATEN 1' BRUSHES, and see that aids Brush has the Pa entet's Stamp impressed on it—. " lhirreAS., 1, PATTNTFII," with the Royal Insignia. Whole. sale Orders to be addressed to METCALFE and KENT, 49, Desa.street, Soho ; or T. G. Kent, Poultry, l.onduu. A CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLI;XION. .41)IES are most serioucly assured, that all the, % X.-4 •cestnetles ever yet discovered Jo not possess in an hun- dredth degree the good qualities of Mrs. Meat , ' 1". COW. LAND** 1.0 I'ION, as a eitsarcr and beaudfier of the:iitin. Pint. ples, inters, ringworms, spots, tats, eruptions in the face, red. new of the nose, ate. are often peculiar to tender and ti brace complexions; by the regular applkation of this Lotion once a day, or twice or thrice a wctk, the skin and fluids are gradually cleansed sad tooled, and assume that clew transparent %Oahe:LW red, wbkh denote them ut a healthy rate. Nothini; Las ever yet been found to compare to Its effects and excellence. From I. Ds.t, Esq. late Captain in the Hon. East hulla Com plies Service, to Mrs. Vis cr.HT. - - - - Madacu—Sioce.nty arrival from hubs, I have beau under the faces ay ant of the eminent Physicians of Loadoo for the core of *Waft dam sod empdoos In the face. I west to Bath, Paria...lreabsidp Welk Dried. Chebasbeat, and Herrowsate, f used eso wage he throe memo, but without effect. Your I.ofioo was reasomeedul to me; and Inins few weeks I was cured of a sammwoos sod alarming mum ha the tact; I am sow pert, etly „dear of ail rsdoms, or sop symptom of scurvy as if I sever had sub ditorder.-1 asa, Madams. Ike. J. DEA. ewe, Pe/Mime& Sole br Mrs. Themmt, sole Proprietor of Dr. (lowland% MS. gad' AN S. Datios-strort, fircoveuor-siparo, Londua I lia" ) " s * mod Co. ISO, Olfmaktreet; Smith, Perfumer to Ms Majesty, New Ikalpouttet I baler, No u. Cheapside ; Sutton, Sow Clarailmtd; Newbury mad Edward., St. Paul's CUMlard ; 8.1 th% illsot-Marksa $ and ail the most respectable Venders of .sossulms biedselass and Perfumers. Is, Quarts sm. M. Pius &Ad. galgiltat• Ils. tos. §:r To printout counterfeits, see the mine M. E Vistamt apes tbo label en di that 13 geouine. ..‘NcE. FROM LAST NIGM"S GAZETTE. BANERUP TOES SUPERSEDED. PhIMF Norris and raid by.lvho bast, of Liverpool, oerelissits. BANKRUPTS. Edward Hist:tick, of Abingdon, Berks. woollen draper, to ear. • render August 21, at three, Austen 2-t, and Sep:cosh:lr 11, at eleven. at the New Ines, Abin,gdon. Anomie', Mr. Mr/4 4 2,44 Abingdmi; or Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, S nteskre-les. Owen Robens, af A mlarick, Anglesey, sle.pkeeper, dealer and chapman, August et, 23, and Sept. 23, at one, at the George lain, Liverpool. Atn.rniee, Mr. Joseph GeOnery, Liverpow or Mr. Edward Chester. 3, Staple Inn, london. William I.ewarn, of l'aumen. Somerset, carpenter, dealer and Chapman. August 28, Sept. 9, and 23, at eleven, at the Lama Inn, Bad.. water. Anoraks ' Mr. Boys, in Erldreater ; ur Messrs. little. Cook'ncesint.CanTetreet, London. Ilene? Myetick , 01 Manchester, shepkeeper, dealer and efiapriaa, 1111g34 a 5, 98, and Sept. 23, at ten, at the Dos l'aVere, Man chester. Anomie, Mr. Clarke, Founteln.street, Iscre.cliester ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Tfehele Thomas Placket', of Brenton, Delitysblre, botcher, August 24, 29, an d yips. 23, et •ten, at the Flylne Hone Inn, Nott'nehaii. A ttornle-. Aletas. Enfield end Wells, Netrlnghcm. Richmond Pow.-11, of Catlide, Cumbe. !and, hirkeerer, dealer and chanman, August gn, 29, and :its. ?, at eleven, at it d Lint, and I aitilt Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Clennell, Sts; le Inn, London ; or Mr. SaaliCarlisle. Wit am huniatt, late of Idvespool, wholesale grocer, soft snap. manufacturer, dealer and chapman, August 21, 23, and Sep.. 25, at one, at the George Dm, Liverpool. Attornir,, Maws. Roston aatl Balmer, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Clarke and Rich.. ards, 109, Chancery-lane, London. James Salter, of Halberton, Devon, dealer and ehapinan, August 18, 19, and Sept. 23, at eleven, at the Angst Inn, I iVel ton.- At.orney, Mr. Cray, of Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. LW'S Par ridsc, Tiverton. George H 42 ell, of Saltford, Somerset, victualler, dealer and chap. man, Aug u st 19, 21, at eleven, and Sept. 23, at See, at the Angel Inn and Tavern, Bath. Anomie% Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row, London; or :Wenn. Gaby and knee, bath. John Salmon, of Westbury, Sonersetshire, dealer and chapman, Auritst 25, and September 83, at eleven, at the Whits Hart Inn, Wells. Attornies, Messrs. Dyne and Sun, Lin coln's Lan-Seale, London; or Mr. Ruben Welsh, Wells, to. ni..rocshite. Thon.as Daman, of Teddington, farmer, dealer and chapman. August 16, 30, add rieptember et, at ten, at Oul!dliall, [Ann non. Attorney, Mr. Rose, Percy-street, Bediord-quare. r Ann Byers, of South shields, Durham, and William Orris, of Mile End, hltddleses, ship-owners, 'hakes a d clamor, August it, If, and Septa - Mier 23, at eleven, at Guildhall, Leedom Attorney, Mr. Lang, America-square. Henry Walduck, Hotter-strett, Mary La Benne, chenentoncer, August lb, 23, and Septenitier 23, at elev.u, at Guildhall. Avorney, Mr. Burdon, Culdba!la sivare. Walter Scott, of Lottstuwn, Cumberland, dealer in bacon, ender sad chaputan, September 1,2, and 23, at eleven, at the Grey Goat lain, Cadide. Anomie., Mr. Pearson, Carlisle; -or Mr. Harken, Cloak-lane, London Jo.taniaa Dot ail, ut Abbett Lodge, Weitinntland, cattle dealer, dealer and charism, September I, 2, and 23, at eleven, at the Grey Goat Inn, Carlisle. Atturnies,Mt. Pear:tin, C.:- 1..1e ; or Mr. Birkot, Cleats lane, London. RuL'ell Linder, of dart-*ireet, Crutched.triars, ship and inn]. ranee broker, des et and c.tapman, Anus( 16, 18, and Sep watt 23, at ten, at Guilonalt. akin:inky, Mr. Hackett, New-court. SWlthin Alesaitder Phtliips and liar...hied Loser, of Salter's liall•coert, London, mere:wine, /VV. 3 19, tG, and Aeptember 13, at eleven, at Guiltltall. a.t unies, Messrs. Pearce and Eon. DIVIDENDS to be mate at GUILDHALL. Sept. 10, Robert Livie, A ustin Friars, merchant, at ten. Sole!. 2, '1 ',times Clark and Chanel f.iray, of Keswick, rr nivarrymen, ac twelve. Sept. i, Charles Heart!, Prewp •ct ph3c , Litiabe.h.hisevianewbroker, at ten. Sept. V 7. fr.tber. , .l Queen -square. Bloomsbury. whiermrrchant, ae wor e " !am.., Delahuy, Deptford, pruner, at eleven. Sept. ',Edward Binyun, rencburchhhtreet, haidwareman, at ten August 30, John Grainger Mar I in's-lane, provision broker, at twelve. Sept. I, Ed ward Ahling awl James Co ;Ilia-Road, Bermondsey, at ten. August Su, G .urge Pearson, Leadmilialliatreet, taeleir, at eleven. August su, '1 booms Williams, Coleman street, packer, at ten.— Au e ltht 30, 1 bonus Sutcliffe, Lad lane, mil John Broadbent, of Madras, calico-manufacturers, at eleven. Allyn 12, James Mon treth and hints nequeera, Graceehurch•otreet,druggres, at 12. Sei t.'s, Owen rencham, alopseleer. at trq. Sept. 5, John GoundriU, GiacechurcMstrret, haberdasher, at eleven. Sept. 17. Charles 1-lales, Yost-tour, Fleet-street, upholsterers at twelve. Sept. 5, John G. N. George, New liuntl.rrert, hat manufacturer, at eleven. Sept. 2, James Rope, Slautedltch, huh olu. at tea. Oct. 4, Robert Baxter, Southwark, ironmonger, at ten. Sept. 5, Thomas Eggar, Iltalybourne, Fanner, at urns. Sept. 3, Hugh Chesney, High , Holborn, fringe manufacturer, at nine. Sept. S, Henry Carew, Asstlnhfriars„ inaurauershbruhrr, at ten. Sept. 2, qcorge Charmer, Batton, merchant, at nk.e. DIVIDENDS to'be made in the COON raY. Aaron SO, John Henrictson, of Litchfield, cotton-spinner, 'A ;welve, at the Talbot Inn, it tzeley. Angitst 90, George Abbots, Lathe:, corn-Sealer, at twelve, at the Talbot, - Rugeley. Sept. 9, !'Loma. Crump, Bidiop Burton, fimbey-merchane, at eleven, it the Yorkshire Arms, Hull. Sept. 1, Wm. Bell, Horneastle; gro cer; abenven, at the Bull Inn, Horneastle. Sept. !,Thos. HirJ, Bishop Wearmoutio, ship-owner, at eleven, it the. Golden Liu* Inn. Suoderland. Sept. IS, Phipps Welton, Cock inn, Ilk. 1:, in hold.T. at ?waive, at the White Lion, Banbury. ;it. 19, lives -ton, Devon, cotton-spinner, at one, at th, lace Inn, Manche. ter. Sept. 1, John Ranson, jutifur, Su:11 :hull, draper, at eleven, at tiw tic Lien Lion, Sundt-Hind. .lu,,tio. Wan. Paxton, Co,lllugrkai, hake:,.!even, at the tin'e.:rc. Ina, DedSlngton. Sept. 3, Wm. Oakky, i3ath, coacii-maste-, at w Ire, at the Whili 'f avert., Bristol. t'.ugutt Wm. Dimon, Nafford, ntealman, at eleven, at the St. .n inn, Tewke.bury. Aug .t tS, Daniel l'ubbs, Liverpool, turrehant, at twelve, at the George ILL, Dale istreet, Sept 19, William lOw.r, Leicester. grocer, at eleven, at the Angel, Market liatihaoush. :apt. 19, Samuel Foster, Leices ter, tallow-chandkr, ut eleven, the Angel, Matket rough. Sept. 8, John t•ut:tar. Hilling, Nomtch, jeweller, at tour ' at the Nerinlk Eowl, St. Gregory, Norv.ioh. Sept. V, Itobert Ellwood and % illiam liir:ttou, jun. Banbury, wine. hler chants. at ten, at the Red lion, Banbury. Sept. 4, John Mun cA‘trr, Laite.ter, w.rchmialter, at Liz, at the King's I Lancaster. CF.:ITIrCATES—A 7ort-r John Avu,, on, ;;AJTIey- , troet,StrOi Road, merchant. 70.1. - 1 IKalker, Port•ea, hlack.m ' . John Collyear, Chelies, pota•cie.. deakr. Thin:. at i fen ry H.niley, of Liverpool, merchant. 11.. i call, Cr...r . hart. Richard Roberts, street, tailor at...id:arr. Charles Sliewiarst, Bath, Ea?-wirk-r.— Wm. I:ender - too, Great St. iielen% merchant. Paul Cl:eft:7.s, Muck I-7addam, Hens, baLor. Juba 33c75, jun. Warier): d ~ .r-pet-manuf.lrturer. pet-manuf.Irturer. Richard and Las:talc: Bra-Ac.., or l'aAti-e -court, C.l.man•arreet, baize-factors. Wm. Dr. 1 14 C1::.•4 Brewster, N. ca.ale-upon•Tyue, merchants. !o• n t :tattle, c: Liverincl, wuniten.drrrl. Dodley :teems, c f Fleet 'civet, 4'l. c.an and inatlienukti.cal tad? ut.,teut.tnaker. 2.--Jarnes Wurer and George rp;ue, Stn. !had, platers. John Sted,.East Sta. -house, oor-ntaker. (7hrktother Hamilton, Hesitant, draper. Fort; r, I .rit e.rer, William Rareu Doicfe, Tool...y.street. talici..-...thardiar. John Wililatna, CorrihM, sta:inner. Clans Burgh:rt. P.ore-iyiry-'une, sugar reSner. William John Arnoh!, Great I owcr.itrect, eel merchant. Williaa Reid, Fleet-street, ivr•booluseiler. Jr v.tt I.ees, Wolstanton, J.iteph New b• 7, ford, draper. John Green, Gliarchar!, d..• r tonic. Wor • raa, Wrexham, grocer. John Hoot, BisLop's tutton, trzhatir Henry Jeffrey, New `3artat., druz3.,r.