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ilk / k. 15 „ xs, ... ,„( , 40 __......7_, 1 1. 1 PI it ft...0...ft, ....... __ i........„,.. .7.8. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. anlplee, it he knew' hat the army by which No reigns, was determined on a certainateseuve, would be careful not to TANN it. They Who ',fleet to be unmoved by circumstances are mitt Corrected. The Pythian oracle gave out what It *lived. It would be strange, indeed, to ere a Lezielature de . r. re- or bt IA s. n. of At to es▪ . 'Sr be le d led 'A IT, ,• so. red six ' of od. en on en tb p MO. 10111 MN. 9.11 We! *at I at dog big vrA se▪ a be- t III• on; r. 0, • b.— *at lillfe rant. de. K,- m▪ an cad pop , e • I. non 6 Is rin I • - 7' 2 N ' ■a (▪ r at TIIE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES will commence on SATURDAY, OCTOBIS lit. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE— Dr. WILLIAMS. MATERIA MEDICA AND TRIRRAPEUTICS— Dr. RTS. ANATOOOMY—Mr. TYRRELL and Mr. JOHN F. -MUTH. SURGERY —Mr. TYRRELL. CHEMISTRY —Dr. BURTON. ARRBURNEE. and Dr. RIGBY. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE—Dr. LISTER. BOTANY —Mr. ILIFF. Iv Clinical Lectures w il d l t le b ron. For Particulars apply to Mr. Apothecary to it. Thomas's HospitaL CITY OF LONDON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION, No. 165, ALDERSOATE STREET. A LECTURE on RUPTURE will be deli vered at the above Institution, en TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 27th, by Mr. G. 8. ACRET. The purport of this Lecture is to explain the nature of the complaint, the best instruments in use as remedies, and the necessity of an early application of the same. Lecture to commence at Eight o'Clock. Tickets, One Shilling each, may be had of Mr. Aalt, 39, Houndsditch ; Buller's Coffee-House, Tottenham Court road; or at the STAR Newspaper Mee, Temple.bar. Just published, in Octavo, price 96. boards, WARNING OF THE EXPECTED A MANIFESTATION of the THILEIL MIMS of t h e TRINITY, for the Berneration of the Whole of Noland and the Sanctification of a Part. Therefore thus will I do unto thee, 0 Israel s and be. m g 1 will do this unto thee, prepare to meet dry God, 0 im an—Amos, iv. 12. N e w published, in consideration of the Portendieg Thies we live in. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Pater nostet.row. Also, In Octavo, price lb. boards, BEIVARE, so entitled from Col. IL 8, which toads to clucicce Parts of the Holy Scriptures. PAPER HANGINGS ON SALE AT REDUCED PRICES. CHATER respectfully intones the Public, NI. that he has an excellent assortment of PAPER HANGINGS of superior quality, &c. on Sale at the fel lowing low prices:—Bed-room Papers, from Sid._ per yard; Parlour, ditto, 41c1 ; Passage and Stair-case, ditto, SON marble, ditto. sd. and 6d ; Satin, Flock, and other Rams a proponion, at No. 180, Fleet-street. N.B. Men sent out to watt, &e. THE LATE JOHN ABERNETHY, flummox, F.A.S. dm &c. &e. THE 31EDICINES which that great genius discovered for the cure of all disorders of the Liver, Stomach, and Bowels, may now be procured by the public its very moderate charge, with full instructions for their ass, vb.—his ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, and his STO MACHIC DIGESTIVE PILLS, at Is. 14d. and 2s. Bd. nab box and his APERIENT MEDICINE at 2s. 9d. sad ss. each bottle. The above Medicines are prepated only by Dr. Mon, formerly a pupil of Mr. Abernethy, and who has for the last fifteen years invariably adopted their use citb the most astonishing benefit to his patients. Dr. U. has appointed J. Fleming, Chemist, 8, Holborn Bars, Landon, his sole Wholesale Agent, and from whom they nay be procured retail; also at Barclay's and Some, Far tiogdon-street, and at most respectable chemists in Town and Country. N.B. Ask far ASZINITIR'S PILLS Of MIXTURE, at mired by Dr. Uson. An elegant and ofilcacions CURE FOR THE SCURVY, and every Stag* ef the LUKE VEff ERA, without a tingle particle of Mercury, of which the Proprietor is toady to give satisfactory Proofs. VELNO'S ORIGINAL VEGETABLE SY RUP. So much has been said by men of the Rent eminence in their profession, upon the pernicious effects of Memory on the human constitution, and mankind are now, by fatal experience, in general convinced of the truth of it ; that nothing further need be oared to show the superior advantages of a VEOETABLZ remedy, which infallibly era. dicates a disease that has hitherto, without the aid of that destructive mineral, baffled the skill of every practitioner in Europe. To be had genuine of Mrs. Canham, the solo 1 No. 52, Berners.street, Oxford-genet, at 13s. proprietor Artre ; and of all the prindpal Medicine Deakin in Loudon, and every considerable Town in the United Kingdom. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN 1' LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, Are pronounced to be a CURE in General Chronial Rhea. antic Cues, in all Disorders of the Skin, from the Itch to the Leprosy, commonly lulled the Scurvy, and in an especial Manner for all those named Venereal. THE astonishing Cures this powe r f u l alterative Medicine has performed : in the above cruel Disorders, during the course of eighty year (which has been proved in Thousands of Cases) is the greatest, Its best eulogy. his cely therefore necessary to:Cultic:a the Public against the vile Imitations of unprincipled Impostors, allured by its great success : To prevent such Impositions in future, every 1101 will be sealed up with a Stamp printed, by favour of the Commissioner s at th e S tam p Offi ce , London, with the Nun s and Plate of Abode, of the Proprietor, viz.—. T. TAYLOR, No. 9, New Bridgo4treet, Loudon. To counterfeit which is Felony. Prepared and sold, with copious _Directions, (describing the different Symptoms of the Diserder, whereby Persons of tither Sex may judge of their Case, and compleat their Cure) in Boxes of duly 2s. 9d. each, duty included, by the lie Proprietors, T. TAYLOR AND SON, Surgeons,' At their House No. 9, New Bridge-atreet ; where they will pee Advice, without a Fee, to Pennies taking these and sill answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on tbe wane Terns, observing In all Cases the most ihviolable Seawy.-- Sold also, by their appointistent, at Mrs. Dlebescogra Tar - !hop, 36, Clement's-bane, Lombard -stmt; and by Nok lass in every considerable Town in Greet Britain and Maud. Set the List, published by the Ropal College orAloodes. WORMS. —These are chiefly of three kinds, viL the Teo* or Tape Worm, the Tents or round and long Worm, and the Ascarides ; there are many other kinds of Worms found in the human bedy. The tessemel olulptoms of Worms arepaleoesis Of ilutlngan,____lggl4D4%_. at times an univeral gushing of the face; 11 . 1110 11,. PI f, host, pains in the side, gnawing pains In the moningh. .ache, dry eough,.i negi g sr appetite, fits, and osenetiend pnration of s p eec h, rootithag, disagmenble blink gdPos looseness, swelling of the body, *wonting% 141"2 about . Nod. and at other dams a veracious appetite. . 1;, the ku. The Infant, the Youth, the Adult, are 'll sobjegg the ravages of various kinds of Worms, as.may be limas! fully explained, by obeerving the Worm Idosems, 74, uag•Acre. All these maladies have been tomoved, and the %ferns have found a cure in taking Dr. QAMPNOVS , 41 : 4 Tincture ; sad man y are now racial membees. 4°Clet r, giving the p ra i se to Him rbo *IMO" :* Nave. for being directed to the Dledicine. Price r 2 n• 9d. 4s. 6d. 10s. 6d. and Ons dubs% Nis, saevd upon that size box. " To DR. GARDNER., 74, Lomo-Acas. Sett,— I think myself bound.in gmtitpde todoelnre the lir,e Received, under 000,,fiCial ilk medicine. I was f or some t i me very a i l i d r ilF no relief from the various medicines I took. I p74 . 7 . 411= 6 Per W tinnin g a cure, and thought I Amid wawa be nal' t this side the !atm; and Mak in . .1 us rOOO meg 0110 6 I measikil •WY Peg g them, 0 ,111/1164- Plum, and Lave voided go feet of the Tape l'°. * th an k (ion, recovering fa84.44d fed my etr 7 77 1 1 1444 ' 1 '1.-1 rem a i n your hush. aorwaist Pre '''' , 11410141 6 1116,. .1 ty Gr tl)loce Rotherhithe, i rregn., MI en iaal ready to s a ti s fy May oneOf di" n:edicine." SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1831. N°. 13,896. TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. TO SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS. WHEREAS an Injunction has been obtained in the Court of Mancery. to restrain EDWARD %Luso, Pithier, Bermondsey-street, Borough, under the Pawky of 41,000, hem Printing or Vending Labels, being copies or colourable imitations of those sailed to the Bottles containing " Real Japers Blacking, prepared by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Helboin."—Tlds Condon is to prevent any person inconing the like peaky, by pur chasing or using suck Übe* and to offs the above reward for sulkiest evidence of any Printer committing a similar offence.—lllarch, 1831. FRIRTUDIERY AIM COSAINTIC MANUFACTORY, No. 6, BUDGE-ROW, LONDON. DROFEBSOt MULLER'S -PERUVIAN J. VIGETAIILZ BALSAM, be Gentleman's not Mead upon oath before the Lad Mayer es being the list and ady article that au hes Ism burodaced to muse the straightest heir to end Many mmpositions have been ad vertised without affect. except J. F. MULLER% ROYAL CURLING CREAM, pivotal specifically for the Queen, to keep the hair in cud after Wag dressed, but none to give it that long.wlated.for ornament which will be Sound In this invalueble article. This Inimitable Curling and Cleansing Balsam is extracted and sold by Muller and Co. at their Chemical. Cosmetic, and Perfumery Warehouse, No. S. Budge-row, Watling.street, City. • Professor MULLER'S PERUVIAN RIBSTOR A. TIVK ; or, the true Vegetable Curling and Cleansing Balsam, is punted solely by Muller and Co. baring pur chased the exclusive right of introduriag it to their Friends and the Public hom another break of the lass Professor Muller's family, whose title to this novel and bankable discovery was for some time doubtful; or it would long m this have made its ammeter. It le new tared with coniidake by the Proprietors to those who are bald from illness or other causes, and to those who are desirous of preserving their hair to an extreme old age, from falling off or turning grey from the continual see abetted irons to curl it, and ardent spirits and other improper preparation to clean it, dce. Muller and Co. beg most-esserectfully that strict at tention may be paid to their directions cm using tbe Balsam, which will accompany every bottle containing this elegant sniffle. It will cause the most slabbers straight hair is beautifully in a short tion,,and from its One vegetable com position it derives mild and astringent properties ; it gives beautymianngth to the weakest hair, and inverts to it a l a delicate equal to the Probroes Rt ama of Rows. se William's favourite bade Elot his gracious Majesty. This akin wilt also produce Eyebrows, and Hairs on the Hands. Peke 3s. OIL Be. Ih. per bottle. It is strictly prepared AN from =sea the lose OTTO CHRISTI M tb i l lnt i lt of Dotry, and Inventor of the Waft eels. bread ankhs ihordasUist s—Milk of Wks fir AT Gasp plexies. Beyelpsita, or St. Anthony's Fin, Inflamed Ryes, Rbegweses e lite.—." Amiss Hair Dye,”- 6 Pomade de Marmots, fir the Growth of Hair,”—‘• Cold Cream of V:: t i l e r gray"--enda The &Web Amon* sod Munn. &e. Ave. All of which may I ho•bad Atoka by applying at the Manufeetay, No. 6, [ nill arialke Perfumed Spirit et Lavender, Imperial I Mein ' Rom a for the Cheeks ; Royal Carling Citen:l Been' Mane ; Bean' Gases ' • Pawned@ Divine; Bora 71kusit: id G. R. IV; Bouquet Wane& ; Bouquet de la lie. &e. 1 Imperial Durable Ink. to prevent Fraud. st Is. 3d. per Bottle, usually sold at Is. Ild. Reperior Writing Ink. for Deeds end 'Records, at 4d. per Bottle, usully sold at lid. N.B. To pard against counterfeits,every article will bear the crest of the Professor's family.—Medicine Chou Rued up, with proper Directions for use.—Prescriptions ac. curately dispensed. Maebants sad Captains supplied upon liberal Tams. The Advertisers are in want of a Respectable Youth as an Appreetke to their Busioess, as Clarealets„ Haggises, and Perfuaters.—A moderate Premium Impacted. N.B. A Youth from the Country would be preform& All Letters must be post paid. COGittES COMPOUND ANTI-BILIOUS MIA, for Bibles, Liver, and Staunch Complaints, Indigestion, Sick Head.ache, Re. Patroobed by the fol lowing Mobil and Distiogoished Personages : His Grace the Duke of Grafton His Grace the Duke of Manchester Tilsit Hon. the Berl of Guildford Right Hon. the Bari of Athlone Right Hoo. the Bari of Roscommon light Hoe. Lord &retina Right Has. Lord Fitzroy Lord Hartland Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Deviant Right Rev. Lord Bishop of St. Asaph Sir Henry Smith, Bart. James B. Wildman, Esq. Y.P. Matthew Wood, Bal. Alderman, M.P. Reverend Dr. Miller, Dedbans. Rues Reverend J. F. Grant, Wrahnees, Remo Reverend Tema. Swot, Bromley, Kent Reverend Henry Herten, Colchester Reversed John Edger, .Cheplein to his Majesty Reverend William Marsh, Colchester Reverend John Carr, Holbrook, near Derby Reverend J. Blundell, Crowiand. Lincoloshir• Reverend J. Herrisesei MAIM Bank, near Derby Reverend J. H. Mallory, Mobberly, Cheshire Reverend John Wilson, Broughton, Leicestershire Reverend Rowland Hill, Surrey Chapel Major-General Hemlock COIOD•ib. Hen Una , Goner, Parry Majors —Bridle, Lynch, Prankland, Prepared only by James Cockle, Apothecary, is. New Ormond -street, Queen...quire, London; and *old in Bezes at le. ljd ; Cs. ud ; es. ild ; lie; and les. by all respects-, Me Venders of •Patent Medicines throttsboat England and Wales,•Seotland, Ireland, the East end West Indies, and the Continents of Europe and America.—Wholesale Agents, Beesley and Sons. Of the sense •Venders may also be had, COCKLE'. IHIUBARII and OIN6RR PILLS, a Mild Stomachic Aperient, for Weak and Delicate Consdtothms.--Tbese Pills are prepared with especial are, and ate 'mended - akar far persons of Weak and Dentate Coastitudeos, and sub as rely require a very {Ned Aperient Medicine. A. a Dinner I'M they win be found blgkly beeelidal, urged I graft and effectual assistance to the Dissitiv.,o9;ans.l Dykes, at ts. 1j d ; us. 4d ; 4.. lid ; Its ; say Observe, tie Stamp on each Boa, Is signed by that Proprietor. IRON raiz LONDON GAIZETTE, def. IS. $l l . JAW' PAULO'. Barr. 21. Tide dap had analogs el ble The Noes al liver Ism his lArselp ir liondor Meiraimiloary and 11 . 11 1101• 1 617 bun dr elan the Ibunias, to de. akar/ The Coast de LIAM, Dreey Irsisaitray sod Milner ham the ling at tha4of the Two Ble rb e wi les,ra r ver a letter front hi s inveetiegahe with the simmer of Ameba/sada, ke shape. cialittm:of am_gratulating his Majesty es areenden. Count de Moltke. Rivoy ilattaardieery ead Mlahen Planipotandary from the King el Denmark, to take have Pro tw/Slart I M. van de Weyer, Envoy Extraordinary and Minheir Plenipotentiary from the King of the Belgiaes, to deliver a betar *saki' denmaigns And Mr. Vara „,..e.07 Estraerdlomy and Misktise rem United State of &Reim,* ds. Ile Ake wams they west Stlavey intrakeed by Lad Yawn* liblalaba, InS ' 6-1141 01" 1 Sur& ,Sial re M e s e ta far Pardir sin tirs, condemned by 8k Bo bortof the Ceremonies. 1.111331 PALACE, B art. 13. The King woe 45y pleased to °safer the honour of Knighthood upon Slajoahmorel Amos Oodaill, R. Morcott, Companion of the MostHoooesable Military Order of the Bath, and 1p Mili Order tary Kaight-Commandar of the Royal Ha nova:lan Guehic . The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Neil Doftlas, Req. Colonel in the Army, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 79th Regiment of Fool (or Ca meron Hl ern,) Altie.ie Camp to his Majesty, Com panion of the Most Honourable Military Order of the math and Knight-Campaign of th e Royal Hanoverian ' Guelphic Order. The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon William Howe Waster, Esq. Post =a the Royal Navy, Companion of the blest Hon. lo rty Order of the Bath, Knight-Cosonsoder of the Halal Partaguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword, asKnight-Ccounander of the Royal Hanoverian Uselpide Order. BT. JAMES% PALACE, SKr?. 21. The Kiag was this day plowed to confer the beraear of KWOWs spa Waal Michael M'Orsegh, Knight. Commander of Royal Hanoverian Guelphie Wes Ka T g l i t t e di T2 was this day pleased to confer the boom of upon Colonel Robert Dick, Aid-de-Camp to Bala liel, Companion of the Military Order of the Bath, and of the Mtary Auction Order of Maria Theresa. King was this day plasma to eosin the honour of Knighthood apse John Beans, of Lincoln's Ina-lields, WHITEHALL, Sm. EL The Mos hoe Imo pima to order a magi d'obo to t4' Duo Otegme Mick Cathedral Church of engpomelos Mum to &et a Bishop of that Soe s tne lli Ta r io t Immd m y mion of the Right Re- nd Father la and Rebert - Jomes Cam to the See of Wonsan; atii Ye VIZ: 4 z aleo boar plamed to recommend to the odd Dees the Itmerami Rdward Maltby, Deem in DI. Molly, to be by them elated Bishop of the mid See el ad. (VW % bee bons pleated to mom the Re Sydney SIM*, Clash, Master of As% athe Pelham' er rs C is Li; of Nemdat, lhooded is the Cathedral Chart& of St. P . Letidegovid_ Igo gte ammo of the ROI Rev. &dim Robed Atom Cimt g Aien birg< el tie the ewe et Wastater. MOWN OFFICE, Sept. 23. Minim 111411LIMI W urn /adds poem Pediment. Beets* of Wellingfocd—Thentas Merles WV Doveritrest, Plenolilly, In the nounif Mithilems • In the roam of Wm. Lewis Hughes, Zee, now limn none of the Peers ef the Dated Siegdaw of sod Ireland of the Upper Hono of Par- Eminent. County of Derby—The gm Wm. Conllndiffik commonly called Lord Covordisb, lie z, .(land . Ose. Peas Augustus Henry Cavendidl. ar 6.46. 11•41 4: 1 41= 1 we 4 a of the IMO gig eb;ad of the Upper fronessessot. BAR OEFACII, SeptellEe . nesnegz. abe ,1 4 0 al•-0 0 10 0 0 1 1e tbaEidly—Mijor the Ike. Wm. Lennox Lame" Fitagerald de Roos (Major nf Brig+ to the Cavalry.) obe Majors in th s e d iam —Ca J. of the Ist Best. of Life Guards ; Arthur Sul li van, of.the 3d Dna. goon Guards, A -Camp to Majiw-Goneral Sir J. P. Dabs* K. C. B. Captain Lord Charles Waikiki, of the lot or *gnarlier Regiment of soot Guards. All dated Sept. 8, 1831. Commindons by the Lod Lieutenant of the County of lionterset. Imam Corps of Yeomanry Caralry—Rdeard Coles, Req. to be Major-Commandant ; Thomas Rome W Carew, Esq. to be Captain; Benjamin Cuff = Bo+ to be ditto ; Hugh N rgson. orio, Dent. to be Be Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Norfolk Cope of Yeomanry Coodry—Frederick Loftus, Esq. to be Captain, vice Lord James Townshend, resigned. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Leicester. Loicestershke Yeomanry Cavalry—Rdwyn Burnaby, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Green, resigned; Cornet John William Wood to be ditto, vice Henry Halford, resigned; Thomas Frewin Turner, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Robert Goodacre, promoted; Edmund Cod* Her topp, Gent. to be ditto, vice H. ft Holdich Hungerked, promoted ; Charles Neville, .Gent. to be ditto, vice Ed ward Dawson, promoted. (The Deism also contains four Addressee to the Kiss on his = II :Pt i TIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Dash, Hugh Forgusedit, *Ltd Duncan MT,* Liodosotroo Fenchurchotort, merchanti.. Re i sta bli tilkinson, Crown-court, Old Broad-oreet, dm. merehant. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Smith, Turnham.grook•Chlorick, Middlesex. MEW BANKRUPT& Join Clerk, Storer-street, Mile End Old Town build* = . 01 . 01 6 1. mad Nov. 4, at One, a t th e Cour t of Commerchd-r oill Bass.. st Attorney. Or. W. Berner William Peers; Cornwall-road, Lambeth, cooper, Ost. 18, at two, and Nov. 4, at three, at the Court of Cluisnig. dopers. ina. Attorney, Mr. F. T: t SpiSse; South-wpm% Gray'o loan Maiden, and Jamas Malden, CH edit • Alarydoboone, Sept. 30, Oct. & Nov. 4, et tie g, at the Court at AttioneY, Mr. Toaat, Newasen'orow, Thomas Cannon, Edwaidoireet, Portman-square, tailor, ,:c o le o l e , m oes..7, and Nov. 4, at two, at die Coin Ke tinny, an- Attorney, Mr. &nny, 81. Savieut's qt . rant, Sostbwork. Nathaniel Lag& &anger Loathes and Thomas Bradshaw Mincing•bow, wine menthaats, Oct. 1 1, at eleven es ,li . half. at nine, and Nov. 4, .keen , at the Court of • - Nicheisokum . Attorneys, Meesra. Eaglet and ' Jam* Ward, Gentility, goner, Sept. 30, at eleven(4, at two, and Nov. 4, at cloven, at the Cowie Wooer& Mumma, ye Young and yalissa c MiLlred'ocourt. • Waal **by. 110144 lwalat Bulk am4s.la ~ ig; op. I, and Nov. 4, at eleven, ittne court 2:llEAttorneys, Messrs. Bilisansupokead . r tioeirset, CripPleipos. larf ./. 3 Pala Navth Hsi la sari, JP* 4 1 al alma+ Red Dim; of do Tour% if Cossuniaidoners; Atioeney t. Yates, Mary Axe. Jonathan Shaw, Hddas&A Yorkshire, grocer, Oct. PRICE S] 10, at the Whin Use In, Addax, 15, and Nem 4, at deven, at as George Ina. Haddonfield. Ateernle, Miss. Imam and = loseid. Oalsosiwetrest ; sad Meson. Batty. Ind Map, Swami Worm. end Maps& Miasma, Ludlow, Salop, sencen. Oct. 11, 11, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at the Anpl Ina, Ladlow. Attendee, Mr. H. Urfa, Up/tEr DaS . Blasittrires ; and Mosses. H. J. and W. si t eeit 'aillow right, Hlnningbent, lamp manufacturer. Oct. 5, at 11, and Nov. 4, at twelve,' at the New /loyal Rawl, Attendee, Messrs. Austen and Hud son, la i s-baildings, Gray's Inn ; and B. Bower, Meese , Newport, Monmouthshire. corn merchant, ckt.ll, y. awl N0v..4. at one, at the Cesamental Rooms, Bfbisf. 4ilarneys,Adlington, Gregory. aud Panßoon, BrilArd-We ; mod Messrs. Carey and Cram, Wm& delio Hee*. lestimereo. rear. Oat. 7,8, sod Nev. 4, at reek* at the Tonanneide Hall, Now Sarum, Wm. Manage, Ho 4114M05, Furaivalis lee; sad Mr. H. poNnee,.semis. _ _ John Lees, iltemindlbedelbe. innkeeper, Oct. 10, 11, and Nov. 4, at at the White Halt Inn, Uttexeter. Attorneys, Mew& and Litchfield, Chancery lane ; and Mr. lbenibeen, Ashburn., Derbyshire. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 7, D. Maneen i Threesome-street, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of umemseieweeu—cht. 14, A. Goodin Spital.square, parlour, at demo, at the Court of Com missioners—Oct. 18, J. F. Piekering, Wath, Yorkshire, tallow chandler, at two, at the Court of Commissioners— Oct. 14, W. A. W. King, Bnow.hill, tin plate worker, at eleven, at the Own of Commissioners—Oct. 14, R. Whitaker, New Carendfshwtrest, Portugal -place, Hub ds , at twelve, at the Court of Commhimers 21, R. Carlisle, Ashburton, Devonshire, serge manufacturer. at eleven, at the Globe Hotel, Easter—October 18, H. Walker, Lancaster. cabinet. maker, at twelve, at the King's Arose Inn, Lencarter— Oct. 81, W. Lenten, Harwich, Es ex, cabinetmaker, at ttiklu, at the Sego* Hotel, Ipont:is—Oct. 14, R. Turner, Warrington, Laneashke, banker, at nine, at the York Ho. bd. Maochester—Oct. 16, .1. 8. Deepen, Manchester, bookseller, at eleven, at the Cooney Tavern, Derby. CERTIPICATES—Ocr. 14. E. Lemusion and 11.I.pmsdes, Mookwearmouth.Shore, Durham, amber mamihnneses-11. J. Parnell, North Amen-street, Orosegmes asetisame—G. Cullum. Judthstreet, ananserick-. in ehisa—J. Parka, 0718,d-street, linen draper PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. laWollea and W. Illaitawr, Pakswithr., surroas—O. WIOR and G. Ilemess, leashmmanfeethwers—T. and J. HillSimbur Withkl.Bll, Lemmithe, fustian. manufac turers—D. Masnrigest sod Cm !town distillers .—R. Bestow and Co. Ailey, distillers (as far as sew& L. Kayel...._ l lV. pis and Co. Aberdeen (as far as regards O. Oildisiank)— R. and D. L. Philip, Mika, clothiers —R. lindmell end R. (Mime, Shrews. limy, masses—.l. and W. S. Matthews, Tooleywtreet, Illenthwark s limmthapers—J. Smith end R. Rawly, Abbrs. den, linemeames—S. A. and W. Eithwell, Manches ter, vietaaliern—T. and T. leant, is, mid Jun. Asked, Ilins air aid T. . peed leNneramy_ L_ ll i tlish . land and R. . Marrit R. Idand uple, limulterligliel‘ .-iiiiims— W. Ward and R. Z are C. Stacey 11111 N i tes. a tati l E. Lees, Leather- 1 lane, HMl:ern—J. M. Cowhant end J. W. oowilandi, Step ney, oUipea--J. CUR and E. Chandler, *feel, thiggiets—. J. Warner and W. H. Derail, Headman, leemmenufec. wars. SPIRIT J7WININMITOFURNALS. Cu sonic I.l.—The extraordinary interest taken by the people in the Reform Bill, will hardly now be questioned by the most obstinate anti-reformist. One fact communicated to us by a conespoodent from Newcastle, speaks volumes ea this subject. " The petition (he says) to the House of Lords, in favour of the Reform Bill, adopted at a general meeting of the Northern Political Union, held on the Town Moor, on the day of his Majesty' s co ronation, was last night forwarded for presenta tion, signed by 30,742 persons. Some parch ments have since been received, which swell the whole number to upwards of 32,000." A petition from Newcastle, and its environs, signed by 32,000 persons I Why, this must include the whole male population. It would not astonish us if the only names withheld -from this document are the parsons. We need hardly observe, that it is impossible there can be such a rising en mass* in one town alone. As well .might it be said that a rising storm by which an ancient forest is uprooted, is felt nowhere else. So completely has the desire for Ftef oin taken pos. ,session of the whole British mind, that when an , anti-reformer is pointed out, the singularity leads to inquiry. Is he connicted with a Borough Pro prietor ? Is he eccentric I It is always presumed that there must be either sinister interest or some warp in tb• understanding, to detach a man from the cause which all have embraced. Hence no and-reformer dare to show his tics at any meet iag.of the people. He knows that he might as well hope to prevail on the people to pray for the cholera morba or the plague as to demand that the Reform Bill &bald not pass into a law. Oar cor respondent, after stating the purport of tbe petition, observes:—" Should the Bill be rejected by the Peers (whiqh God forbid), the consequences, in this district, might be such as no good man can antici pate without horror and dismay. All people here are Reformers—calm, steady, and determined— men too sensible to be led by demagogues, and too spirited to submit to usurpers, however exalted and parietal." There ale some persons on whom all bosom are thrown away, who, in order not to be thought to sct tinder the influence of intimidation, would maintain the foolish opinions they have once uttered, though the consequence should be de struction to themselves and all around them. Thank God, however, the number of these is not great. We take It for grimed, that a man with his eyes open will, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, step *de when amid bull is running towards him. There are few men so fond of fighting, as to look long ono battle from a spot reached by the balls of the combatants. la short, discretion to a certain extent is a characteristic of all men not in a con ditionfor.4 mad-house. Where a whole nation, Aisne thise inbo bare an interest in pillaging it, rises in is might, and says an end should be put to this 'Tilt to oppose their 4aterathtation, is not firminnes b* a daera• ,of folly aPPamaigail to inesaitp. 'Whatdose.Gswerament rest on but the opinion of the .gssiersod ? Even the Mama of AU the Russia', warned by striking ex ciding one way, and an united people another. Firmness and determination on the part of the peo ple must produce these eff ec t s . no very state ment of such a circumstance, as that an Assembly of three or four hundred individuals arrogated to itself a power of determining that the will of the rest of the nation ought not to be taken into ac count, appears so monstrous as to stagger belief. A total want of prudence most not be imputed to any body. If the people do their duty, then, as we have already said, we have no doubt that the Lords will do theirs. MIRA LD.—A Committee of Lords having been appointed to make arrangements for the additional accommodation of the Peers preparatory to the de bates on the Reform Bill, an order has been issued for tbe construction of galleries within the House. The same thing was done on the occasion of the Queen'e trial, when other regulations were made, which tended) greatly to the convenience of their Lordships, and of all persons concerned in the proceedings. The Preto, in particular, retain to trig day a grateful sense of the manner In which their anxious task was facilitated by the favour of Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, who afforded them every accommodation consistent with the op portunit'es he had at his command. As the same gentleman will superintend in the pre sent instance al o, there can I e no doubt hut the same spirt wilt be manifested. It may not be known to Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, and that is the reason why we think it not amiss for us to state, that the space at present allotted to the reporters is not only inconveniently small, but that the breadth it occupies in front of the bar is t.. 0 nar row to allow three persons to stand abreast wiihout difficulty. If a little more room could be afforde 1 in breadth, it would be a most beneficial change. No portion of the space before the bar will now be required for the accommodation of counsel, or witnesses, as was the case at the Queen's trial, and we do not anticipate any other obstacle to such an arrangement as we have ventured to suggest. There were other indulgences allowed to the press at the period to which we have alluded that may be revived with advantage ; but we have every cohfid nee in the good feeling with which the dif ficulties of the press will be considered and obvi ated, as far as is practicable, on an occasion so deeply interesting to the public. Mtgs.—The crisis indeed in our political con dition has now become one of breathless interest. The people, on one side, are in movement every where to put down the atroci ous ca l umny w hi ch described them to have betrayed their own cause, by deserting the Government which first opens for them the road to liberty ; while, on the oth.-r side, the agents of corruption are more malignant than ever, and more desperate,—louder and more audacious in their prophecies, that the Lords will throw out the bill. " Reject the Bill!" Good GOD ! Who is he that can pronounce those three words without suffering a cot?. vulsios of his entire nature? What benefit does any man living propose for the Lards—the Tory Larda f -er• mean—as likely, or eyes possible —to result to them from (be rejection of this measure ? Will they obtain influence by it—will they arrive at power T Influence !—over whom could it he exercised, when the whole nation are reformers ? Power !—by what miracle, if in office, could they carry on the Government, with a majority of 130 or 140 votes against them in the House of Com mons as at this instant composed ? But against a majority out of doors of 99 to 1 throughout the empire, by what sleight of hand, or what resource of necromancy,could they hope to carry on the Govern ment with another House of Commons, chosen by, and out of, such a people? It comes at last to a question of the practicable; and we desire t h e Tory counsellors of Tory lords to answer us, what could they do, suppose the Bill rejected to-morro.v ? They might, indeed, turn the tables upon us, and vote the House of Commons " a nuisance ;"—they might vote the people of England, what we are aware the ultra-Tories to a man consider us,—" nuisance ;" bat when it comes to an abating of the nuisance, we just wish to ask them quietly, ‘• Ilow would you proceed ?`"lltere is no use in sputtesing or scolding upon such a question; we pray a direct and straightforward answer from the Tories. The Bill rejected, and yourselves in power, how, gen tlemen, would you manage to retain that power, with the whole body of the nation, and at least four-sevenths of their representatives in Pat lis molt, against you ? werie memon IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUGH OF LORDS, KEPT. M. The Ways and Masa BM was read a third time, and passed. COAL TRADE. The Looks Coal Trade Regulation Bill, tem read a se mad dim The Mem& of LONDONDERRY expressed the soli tudes be hit on thisl males before their lordships. He had limit the bristrimmint by trip examination into the and rain 'tog *orb Pmikosems. Hie hope ems that idler unewaries meld be edepaltaltalallisstes hr mearlag troths *Ns ea• i nn time put die sea merlin Whew ostarsti:led, rod des Wee had net been mei letraled, but emestly the wilds hid flnlitmond disable Num* Sheik the public al& .xpii faellieieedsetrei M ibe Idea. Tbey had dune mu& . by tab; th e taxes of Era thy of Load* a o ff t h e artide The Marquis et CAM PERDOWN presented a pedtion from the eettowsploan of Manchester, fee shortening the thee of Mom in the feetedes. Lord SIT }WIELD presented a petition from Norfolk, their lordships to pees the Reform bill. paging of RICH MOND presorted one to the same gam from Castle Dallas. BELGIUM. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY having given notice of _a mobs on Monday - -.deg Brighter thought it roopeett__., might be cooveolent to seals (OTrI) sc,:hilcw - rrhat hit objets was. It wee -hi sentfas to awe Ter mpirs of attracts et esessistiestisis er nridob i Ifraudi, sad Selgian Goveesoeme, so to the t of Preach Akers m in the Milan anti/. _ The riesderled l isa thet the gosells be eassmisad for Mosey ttrzt.— SAME 1111 LL. On the.motiow of too Duke of RICH bIOND the smecd watain the pose kill were reported. Lad summed the espediency of Irokerlas father pro:godless en this bill to s orenulttoe these stairs. lie WU RIM the remdt would be more setts- Ismory, sad dopier of tbe bill tbe quicker. Tbs Linke of RI 114m4 knowiag his adds friend lad loudest of WI et horn, lid ots objection to the lu g m etiercals of tbought the prin. eiple of the bill should be prreeturd. , The Duke of.WRIALINGTON expressed aa opinion 13 I fi t l t.