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4. J.:" -- ,C ) A . .., • .. •-, •-•,,, • . ../:** , • . ,•• ... . +. . -J... k•tr ; • • S •7 - * - -" - "..,• J ' . . .• / v •- t._4 1,. .. 4. , .., , - . . .... • . •.• ..- 10 miLliii .... 4 44,.... A. . „., 06--- ), , . , ..,, ... . .4 4:: Ir • ... . I .. N . ._ . ..-. . • . vifrit4 . • . .. . WEDNES”A CroCißEct 22 1817. .., BLit 95 52. PRICE SEVZ N•.PENCE. NAVY ARMS, SI REF, BLUE roVk4, r ::HF.F.t+ NI'S& • clip AOC tinN al •ftt r. 08. CHEAP:4Di% THL imm•nse S POCK :44,f wiry of Miscellm. Woos Were (the Property/4f direntawd 11tantsfaerercr., Tradesmen. and where, wt.* are etunp , ll-‘1 by the heavy pre*. stare 44 the Time, to firre an tmmedtate market), vins;ving of stern detersplen of 1.114XN and WOk APER V. iirlr•lFll Y. rich CUT 01..AQS, CHI.IA. TABLE and DER- Amur sERViCPS. JEWELLERY, FANCY cAnaii WARE, CU Y, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED GOOD.:, kc. &c. which arc daily ON SALE BY ATICTION, • • fly Mr. MOAT GI:1014N P.4l' WILLIAM CIIIEEN hew. lei, • retorts his sincere t hi. Pit?ti,lr and the Public in term', for /beir favours dark, the time Ile her the iwan, in Hiph•strev, and respectfully solicit. a eoitit , m4ner of thelr4a•mna , e and imp-• port at the NAVY AkM:i where every eirtrt nil hi- part will he esertedfor tbeir areotimu;dation on the moat re...tumble tetras Good Beds, choice Old Woes. Spirituous !Atom. and Coed ale no the best quality. Ruse Loudon Pones, Brows Stout, rift Ale, Cider, be. At thi Cl.y Anetlon Mart. 401. Clo apsiste, continuos in faraisashig *twat:lion b. draw a erowdeJ au.lience, whose eonfl,lence :be respre ability of the I:stab:L - 3=ra , is highly flittering to the Pro prietor, an I iniul el his sontintuturt nt giving t full guaraltee M . thiperfeelon of all the Property that passes through his hands. • 'Sale every• Day, at Twelve,. Awl agalti to the Erwin:, at SOVCIS o'C)o*. ytrt:lNS SEvENTH OF NUX I' MONTH. ir AND J. SIVEWRiGIi bow , I•rir Friel& without dt4ay. Ireerle.ii!!ate t h e merits o f the review :!:erne, felt the: rtore it is .e.l the more ie mu,t ape ! 11.,„ t r.. almost PRILI.4 tee ()NW. BLANK, adventure ratty may heroine ertitled to have -;. 'err &a - Wu I WIC ; ate: ale hough drawn a Blank tlat •r .0.. 4 ti , ,ty pretties Pele al 0.0 0 tie ' , rented 'intr.*, :.; e.t e• - e, levee thr LAST CONTIIIAci, when' Mr SIVE• t< It; first Introduced inerreevement. The present Lut ,!ey calm ' NLli 7,100 ^thetNUNIII:RS, Iwo Tickets of each , uea.det the cb ence of matey other Capitals., it will foaled t•..t 6 I kites most each gain the sum of 40,00 Numbers must each gain the sum of Xin,tion 1 Number may gain the prodigious -am ot £eto,ooo I arJ l• have the sad faction also to notice th, prier of I Tates and cehates continues noxbtrate, and e;;; e s sievays a r oa .aa,y at thew old-eatableshied Office% No. roottsalt.t., No SS, HAY MARICIIT, No 11, Notion:: am i et. 141, .Izenai r • S TataT, W ',try the a.aot £'11)00 ,0 and leceu other have been recently divided among 11w —.------ APPROVED SCHEME. . a WEBB, i.t ck-11r , .itet, 9, I.: riNim..l., and 17, I..fi • LuacATL-svitt r• Pecinsint. his fit.ts.4 that a new Lut• ~y w ill com m. ne.. Drat% log 0: , ti.e 7.6 of Vert Month, the le care nt st Itirlt 1 . 14.. Ihen tormed on 11,e same princip!e as that II the late Lottery, whertby those who putcha,e beton: th.• praveiug b• gists have peculiar advantages • bat .•:l..cr Sc •rnirs did Kit posses', :0 the firm 7,100 Tickets ..rawit wilt ALL se ustve- P I TS 11 0,ir Irs. that, 4,0 value, and 5.;Oo t...f th, m affording the hiukltrs a . rcond Chasm, for all The rsmecit.B Capitals, ur t'.e town ut £1 t money mogul. awl although the total number of alms at ?illy 14,21.0, there are MX PRIZES OF X 20,000! Ith numerous other Capuuts.—Tteket , and Shares, at very low Priers, are on Sale at WEllls's Flu ttioate Offices, 9, CORNHILL, w.d 17, LLIDUA UE.STREET; WIltIlL ('HR El: Prizes of *MOW) i ONE Prise of - ,ClO,O . 0 riiREE - XiO,C 00 II WO - .€5,000 I Have been recently shared, arod, and paid on demand. X:!.0,000 FOR A BL. ANK ! S!X PRIZES OF 1 M'laN I Y I HOUSAND POUNDS! &,. Etc. &c. 11 BISII,f)1 the Old ;irate Lauri) , Offices, N 0.4, . Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, rasvectfolly reminds his kg Prieto!, tie Public. thy state Lottery beg n 4 the SiVEN i ti of NUE 1 . MON l'H, (Nvvernikr). here are only 7 to 1 NtAttt : ,tIN Iwo Ticketiot each Number, d the ter ot one decides the other. There are SIX PRIZES OF 020,0110! 4422 utile! . Capitals, Money and Stock, an ' by an arrangement niade by the Contractor, i,7OU tickets have 1 Wo CHANCES FULL i PIE SAME MONEY! Ile the fiat 5,700 tilankS w'U be re di awn. and as it is not in lktly a ;snootier drawn firs: • litarti, , tiay afterwards become a No o p, rime. as was the case in the last Lottery Contract, Wu No 4,307 was drawn a Blank. the i•trnt Day ; cud had that *ter) born drawn in !tie usu 4 manner, that Ticket would has' iron cititely decided, bir it was re-drawn, and in the Second Dr::wizsg *as a Prize 01 se.:00)00, and sold by DISH in Siveen iattrt)lll Shares . k 8 I Kiel. ad :Mares areifilling in great variety, at 7SlSH'4olfices, Curnl.lll, Anti 9, Caarinz-Cros., London, where, in the l a st try Contract (as wed) he so:.; Capitals o:acceding in number 4!::yeutit those. sold by any outer Office-keeper. . Lottery commences 7th of Isik.X I' hIONTH (November). behriner gran.. . This day was published, Twe Volume, Biro. price La. 44. boards, Second Edition, of Ftt..tve.Ls n I, i min B PERNAMUCO to bEAR A ; beside % occasion:ll E.getirsions. Also, a Voyage 4 Maranasu ti e erlicie iiViibiting a Picture of the State of So icy, during a Residence of Az Years in that Country. Illustrated y Plates of Cos:amts. By HENRY KO3 I ER. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and BrowN Paiers otter WbOill iiviy be bad, The tikory sii ; Vol, I. iti 4... price gs. boards. rot. 11. whit a Map of toe Country, price £4..105. beards. ' By obat Southey, Au Account of the Ortgln, ?ropes', and actual State of the lac carried on between Spain and Spain3b America. By a South antircan. In Pao price 9a. beards. MORRISON'' COMMLRCRL ARI tiMETIC. This day teas published, in Into. price is 6.1. bound, • A CONCISE SY S I'EM rf COMMERCIAL Li ARIIHNIBTIC, adapted to modem Practice. With an Appendis.cootainitig a Series of Queries on Bills, and Merchants' Accounts; compridas the substanc , of the Mercantile Law and Practice withreprd to the Nature and Ntiociatim of Drafts; and for,ign ' Bills of Eschange. To which are subjoined, a Course of Letteri ; also, Duodecimals, srolier-measuring, Ar tificers' Computations, and the Square and Cube Boot; with th:ir Appliegion. By JAMES MORRISON, Accountant, Master of the tiercantilo Academy, I.eeds. Printed for Lostmin, I lurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of wlrmi may be bad, by the same Author 'I he Elements of- Book•Kcepiog. Price Si. half hued. 11 . LL'S U RSHANIVERSAL GERATE, •; , t1 for the Cure of Buries, Scald*, Scorbutic Humours, En- Opeass, or tit: Anthony's Firs. Sore Nipples, Eruptions and Pim• yk. at she Fate, Kings Evil, Breaking.-out about the mouth and ame, itiegvsorms and hhiaglr3, Pees and Fistula, Sore and Seal! Heads, toll anted Eyes. Eruptions of every kind, and Sore and Ulcerated Legs, of tweritc years stan ling, belie been cured, with. cut the least confinement, after having been discharged from 1 - foil:nuts, deemed locuroble. to abort, this wonderful prepara• tiou will be foamed far mom efficacious in the cure of the above ccmplaluts, than all the Cetates, Salves, and insisters hitherto ins& use of; witness the numerous cures specified in the hand- Mt.—Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Marshall's Agents, Mewl. Slaw sad Edwards, 66, St. Pail's Church-laid, (un the foot %ay) London, in boxes isid. and its. 9d. each; and by all dialers in Medicine. DR. JAMES's FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. BEG respectfully, as Proprietor of these invaluable Medicines, to inform the Public, that I have ceased to supply Ileum. Newhesy and Setwtherewith, and that I have appointed t , my now foie Agents for the sale of them, both Retail and VI Loh-sale, Messrs. BUTLER and Sens, Chemists and Druggists. No 4, Cheaptlde, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, London; sod No. 34, 3ackille-streeti Dublin. The Retall Sale is likewise coatioued at the broom in which the Inventor, my late Oran& fith,r, Dr. James, resided, No. $3, Eruton-street, Berkeley. square, where the Medicines have been exclusively prepared for nratly 7tt yeais, and from whence IVlecirs. Nee/bevy and the Public have been hitherto uniformly supplied. I beg to add, that bt consequence of Messrs. Newberg sod Sons having, shim thou g ht pauper to withdraw from them the sale of my Medicines, au.auuuccd their intention of vending compositions of their own, tuhter the abueetilici, I feel I owe it to the public, to prevent, as bar as I am able, tie dangerous eonsequences of taking these pre parations, under the mi.takbn imp:maim of their being wipe. With this mew, to my own serious loss, I have authorised my Agents, Messrs. Butler and liens, to ezehenge,for my Medicines, such as are of the essetposition of Messrs. Newbery, which may be re urned to them. The Public are respectfully requested to observe, that to *sable them to discriminate between my Medll eine.* those of Messrs. Newbery, sold under the name of my paiulLther, Dr. James, I sball,lipt my name on she label of emit packet of the Powder, and boa of Pilie, that is sent to future oat of mj Elaboratorj ; and that Merits. Newbury sad Sons have be interest or concern in the genuine Medicinal PUP= Ilk llama street, Berkeley:4VMM 11th 417, OAT. • • riIHE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE CO,- 1 PANY reveetfulli acquaint their Friend,. and the In rinsequence of the failure of the Crape. of the s livisatidi pr.— vent year. ...id the certain wateity of Wines of the favourite Vilysivis of ISOS, 181 v, and letS the Coinpiny win the under the tteci.v.iiy of advancing their Wines of thole years 4a. rer flea. tun will ...areete all Orders ac OLD PitICES tIU the lot Day of November. when POiti* WINES, Vintage 1813, now will be 41$. I DI ro,Vinta g e 1311., WOW 420. w.II he 46e. DIT Voltage Moe now 4F.z. will be :an. - - - , The Port Wine of I t:0 A, at 4rs. what tbn C•nnpatir have fur. Malted their friends with for the lint att mood's. requires no further observation than that the tbiality has been acknowlrko.d by every buyer of it to be superior to any other Wines wiling, the favour of au ratty order from tlooe to' lay in a stock of it, will (pait , cularly as is the nto.t favourable time of the year to lay down wind f•4..crstitig.) At foil list tit ihe Company's Priers of Wines and Spirits petpitie,. &c. may be had by apolyi g at No. le. Skiliner•streetor 340, thsh.rd ,treet —o.:to!ler t, 1817. N.B. 1300 Dos lull bodied Claret at 635. 400 ditto ltich Fron , igniac ar 665. Sample Bottles, es per balk.. if Spltl tor k:zportation, Claret, U.. per doz. Frontlip.iac, 395. per doz. TO PREVENI' !NW( /SI I'ION-TAKE NOTICE K. CL kY'S ORIGINAL WAG(;ONS AND COACHtS, To NEWBURY, SWINDON, AI.DaIURN, WOO I'ION-LIAASEI', LAMB I - WNW/J(I'ORD, CliU. I ON, IlEA1)(Ntl, and all Places alactsit, Daily. ' UNCOMMON (.001) TRAVELLING, :ROM MI SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. To YORK, LEEDS, E Nliiii4Gl4,and all Parts of the North Four Wide Coaches, the Bost Horses, and keep excelled Time, By 8.. W. MOUN FAIN and Cn. THE ibilniving Post Coaches, Mail Coaches. .Btc. set out from the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Stiow.hillf The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Outsides*, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrive, at Liverpool next: evening at six o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, -Lath.. bury, Northampton, WeUord, Latterworth, Hinckley, Atha stone, Litchfield, stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Kuutstord, War• rington, and Prescot. SOU 1' HA M P l'O Of, Ly m ington , Winchest.r, and Basingstoke Nevi Four Inside Coach, at balf-past seven o'clock in the morn• kg, arrives a-. the Duiphin Inn, Southampton, by live o'clock. This-is• a most deliglithi I.coneeyance to the isle of Wight Jersey, Guernsey, St. Melon's, Havre de Grace , Cherbourg, An. al-IILEWSBURY, Wellington, awl Shiffnal Post-Coatis, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Bluniford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afteritioe. I'be Wey. mouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Maloe's,St.c. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fahnouth, ' Elarunonth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at Seven o'r lock ,t ',rough Heaton ? A am itutta. Bridport, Bhuadford, Basingstoke, and Bagsbot. • BOS'T'ON, Spalding, Peterborough. Stamm, and Heafingdon • Royal Mall Coach. sets out even Evening to Spibby, Louth, Grimsby, and HOU. 11.%Til and uaisToL Flying Poit-Coachee,throughChippen bam, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr May's, the Greyhound inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Tao noes-street. and the Swan, Bristol, neat Morning.—Coaches to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called t he Rockingham, acts out every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes remark ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Rstford, Demmer, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Dion, Leeds, nest Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, k is allowed so be the most agreeable and complete Conveyance on the North Rood, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. • GLASGOW, Longrown, Chotni-Green ' Annus Dunsfries, Browohill, Thornhill, Santpar-Klia, Cumnock, Kll4swell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach. (Daily). YORK, Searborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Now a:de, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight &Clock, by pay of Newark, :letford,Tadcaster, Darlington, Northellerton, Dur ham* &Unseal, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves: fatigued front the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then &domed on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH,'Swindon, Rarosbury, Huurtrford, and Newbury Post-coach, at 7, in the morning. • BRIDGENORTH and Walsall New Coach, every Evening. CAltl.llLE,Penrith, and Whitetails:en Four Inside I' Nt Coach, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brougb, Appleby, Greatabrldge, Ridings:Kt, Catteriek, Beroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberiord, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sies out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained oo the road by , business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonedale, Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk, and Gersten Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.--Guarded. LWER POOL, Warringtoo, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchllekl, Post-Comb, called The Regulator, every Evening at Flys o'Clock, to the Saracen's Read Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.— Guarded throughout. . CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwiels. Northwic.h, and Middlerick Post Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. . SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Turn, new Coach, every Morning, to the George inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Wissiow, Congleton, Newcastle, Waal, and Wolvertuunpsou Post-Coach, every Afteniaon.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham' Post Coach, called the Rocking ham, ever4lng. BIRMINGHAM Poet Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford , Eustoo, and Sbipstoue, to the Saracen's Head, Bull sweet, 'Birmingham. HULL, Nortbcave, Menke, Thorn, and, Doncaster Posts Coach, every Morning at half past six, to the Criss Keys. Mar ket Place, Hull. . DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate. Canterbury, Faversham. Chatbant, Rochester, and Stroud New Post Coaches, Morning, Noon. and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, lieJeuloo, and Medium Coach every Murning. • 1 70trEt4HAlli . and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at bait-pail Twt, at Ply., and st Eight o'clock. - . - • washouts. To Raul Hentpstood.W stford and &swoons, 9 doss a west. • Dtu, &Wes, idungay, Bury, and all parts at Suffolk, every Monday.. • Osnwrarost Abingdon, Hooky, Bristol, and 0411111111611, throe' dams week. 3 0. 1 tbaelficas 'Willebastar. geossils Lledbursts Christchurch, Ringwood, Forcible:4dg', Winiborne. Pool, Isis of WW, Sonny, and Guerney Waggons (daily.) • :6o6ur, Ylaroptos and rwielesdasa, twits a Orsonwitli sod Woolwiclr. rim day. TotanbSin Ind.i.desolung, Atte% . . • • -,.,. to on. AND COLOPRMEN, AILLEN:;, dw Capitol OR. and CORN.MII.I4, with all the Valuable Fiztd hrtchinery. DOVER. KEN Ural-tax redeemed. TO 501.1) IN •PRIVA CI)NTItrIC 11%, 11y HOQOART and PHILLIPS. In One Lor. • • 7 • A VALUABLE and very Eligible FREEHOLD ri • PROPERTY. tinned:ls-of •eiiitaP.oll-sod - tronv• rem's, ; abundantly buuplird by a powerful utrer.m, at Charlton, a then *mance Iron% the town and port of Dover. The Prentimet con- fain a VI I 1 room So feet in length, cirltil Store berms, GI-4a ring. cif,tt nw contain upward, of tuo 'Ethyl" of thy, Cooperage, Nl.llwright'a Shop, at, over- , hot Wheel, with tour Pair of :limn..., Machinery and Mil ah e fluiliiinge for :be Oil and Corn TrAile ; erected at co:l:We:able expense, and of which tarp pr.- woodim will b•- given To be .yiew.A. and further pante:dart had, of Hoggart arid Phillips, Ott Woad-mu -et, Royal-Exchange. • FRAUD YREVLN FED. f r O enumerate the malty .4mmptx that are daily lL made to impose no the unwary a spurious composition in stead et the Gthuitie Blacking pre•sered by Day and Martin,tbey ate induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High H )Iborn, Is pbeed se enotipieumisly, that they trim an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter•presa, will enable purchasers at once to detect the MN -milting:. The Real lapin bLACICING, ma c by DAY and MAR Els, 97, High Holborn, wiU in future be kohl in Bottles at nil. Is. and tid. cub, and a copy at tt.:.• (Abel left with ail Venders. DAY awn MAR - I'IN. 97, High Holborn_ A CLEAR SKIN - AND- BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. LADIES Are most seriously Assured, that all the coemries ever yet discovered do not possess in an bun. dredth degree the good qualities of Mrs. VINCEN COW. LAND'. 1.01 lON, as a clearer and beautifier sit theSkia. Pim; pies, miters, ringworms, spot., tan, eruptions in the face, red ness of the nose, Sze. are often pectillar to tender abd delicate -compleziorts; by the regular application...of this Lotion once a day, or twice ur thrice a week, the .kin and fitads are gradually ...teAll_ cleansed and cuoled, and assume that clear transparent w hi .1 red, which denote view in a healthy slate. Nothing Was ever yet been bound to compare to its dQc s and eiceltenee ' From J. LISA, Esq. late Captain in the Hon. East India Com. pangs Service, to Mts. Vratestur. Madam—Since my arrival from India, I have been under the care - of most of the eminent Physicians of London for the cure of a violent Scurvy andwuptions in the face, I went to Rath, Unstop, l'oubeidge Wells, liristol Clu.h and Harrows:ice, I used -ea water for three seasons, but without effect. Your I otion was reconsmended to me, and in • lew weeks I was cured of a rancourous and alarming scurvy in the face; I am now perfectly 'clear of all redness, or any symptom of scurvy as if I never had any web disorder —I am, Madam. iltes J. DEA. I.lsiion Grove, yaddingion. Sold by Mrs. `ftieetit, luie Proprietor of Dr. Coarlatier. Recipe, No. 6, Davieeettreet,.i irosvenor.square, London ; flacon and Co. 150, Ostortl-stri•et ; tinti 1., Perfumer to Isis Majesty, New [load-street; liscler; No 4, Ctleap.ide ; Sutton, Bow C;ureb•yard ; Newberrand Edwards, lit. Paul's Churchyard; bare-lay, Fleet Market; and all the most respectable Vellarn ut genuine Medicine. and Perfumers, to Quarts its. 6d. Vint. ss. od. Half-pinta ea. bd. l'o . prevent counterfeits, see the name M. E. Vincent upon the label on all that is genuine. .I.IIIOM LAST NIG. , II"S GAZETI'L. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lora Lieutenant of Lincolnshire. Love.len and Grantham Yeomanry Cavalry—Henry Rattail, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated October 8, 1.17. Holland Yeomanry Cavalry—Wdham Beaseley, Gent. to be Comet. Dated at above. • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGE!). October SO. George Stead, late of Aldermanbury, London, cheese °toner, dealer anti Chapman, at ten, at Ouildhall. BANKRUP . rs. Harriot Malin, of Pall-Mall, coffee home.keeper, vintner, dealer and akar:lan, to surrender October iB, Nov. 6, and Dec. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fryett, 48, Milbank- • street, Westmln /t er. Ellett Sliver, .of Conley, Wilts, victualler, dealer and Chipman. Nnv. 10, I i and Dec. 2, at eleven, at the Angel%Val - mine star. Atiornies,Mr.liartati, Warminster; or Messrs. Nvtlirr• sole and -Burn*. Esees street, Strand. William Stuckhoin,ot Bri.tol, Luker, dealer and ehapman, Octoh.l . Si, Nov. I, had Dec 2, at eleven, at the C.lmmetclal It .onn, *read. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield. La, Uray's- Inn-square, London ; or &Ir. I leery Davi., brio ul. Cuthbert Rol.son, of East-lane Sears, Bermoi.dsey, ship-wright, boat-builder, dealer and Chapman, October 95, 90, and DEC. 2 s at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutchleou, Crowe-court, Threadneedle-street. John Hester. lase of Rochester-road, Tethill-fields, brick-maker, '• dealer and chapatan, Nov. 3,4, and D. c. :?, at ten, at tlutd hell, Loudon. Attoru. y, Mr. B. Lawrence, Dean's court, Doctors Common.. John Yunnan the )(manger, of Mauntsorrel, I.eicester.like, Lo der, dealer and cliopmen, Nisventber s, 4,and Dec. !,at eleven at the Hotel inn, I.eicester. AttornieN Messed. Ale/tends r and Mime, New Inn, London ; or Mr. Robert Bond, Leicester. Richard Crosby, late of S:ationtr's•court, I.nndon, but now of Eden place, Kentish -town, bookseller, publisher, dealer and chapruan. October 98, Nue. 8, 4l.ti Lire. 2, at eleven, at (;mill , ball. Attorney, Mr. A. Wilde, Warwick.square. 11.1.NKRU1' COES SUPRRSEDFD. • Not. 17, Herman Scbrolve, College•hill, sugar.refincr, at 11. Nov. 15, Harry Puisford. Berkrley.stnres wiri. , ntercbatot, at I. Nov. 13, Peter Young, Wapping, rope an!l sal. maker, at ten Nov. I; George Dyne, Vine -street, Minories, tuerchaiit, at ten. Nov. 11, Henry and Janus Dodson, Three Tuts -court, South wark, hop and seed factors,. at one. N0v.15, M`Latklan and John Oak. Great St. Helen's, factors, at twelve. Nov. 11, 1 houses Purday, Margate, stationer, at eleven N0v.99, Ih o mas Cowin, Sawbridgewor.h,Herre maltater, at twelve. I DIVIDENDS to be made In the COON TRY. ! Nisi. 13, J. Lepinovell, Little Yarmouth, merchant, at four, at the White Swao, St. Peter or IVlaiicroft, Norwich. Nov. is, !G. Rowntree, Stockion,draper, at twelve, at Hannah. Benson's, InakotPors Stockton. Nov. 19, L. Berlin, Rath, • keeper, at eleven. at the Greyhound, Bath. Nov. as, S. Sach, Great Cog. geshall, tanner, at ten, at the Waggon and Horses, Colchester.' Nov. 19, 1. Higginson, Manchester, innkeeper, at two, at the Palace toe s MaltettrAter. Ab • CERTIFICATES—Nov. 11. J. and B. Shirley, Wership-strett, dealers in earthenware. R. Ardern, tivackport, hatter. H. Spitik, Bury-street, Westminster, .11raltb. I. Taylor, Creslenhin, shoemaker. W. Carden, Bristol, dearer. 7. Coctell, North Wratall, tapir =Ver. 1. Kohler, St. Swithhes.lano, merchant. 1. Bean, Chs.apsele, merchant. 1. tiraffaant. Leabetbs reps.si*ka. • FROM' 'lll% ZIAIN..ICrODER S. The int,4ttra , ut the Arrest an.l ••• livetinft tip ' of Baron VI/11 Ma•seithath has ItC..r V ',A !•••• ni4•:e in ' Gerrnamtrh h.•ca prort.un•ed in re rn eoeemed 1 politic Jo.irnals in iii.-•.ly consolatory nartrier. It his the first rend most iv vrragabre pr‘i. , l* dim a per•rlo Ire del,' vim! C .nehi nii-ti 4.4,*.' , •tri, wiern +li t er ;4re . j,..1'0u; tls;.t The see a a lisat.te. said on;! o$ the moit Qra.. 1.. r, of the British Paliarnent. Wri , l' , er Mats, , r. has lit 'las or:r. erred—r^ ether S-r.ate Fi.tuktort has acted in such . * minner as it nimbi to hair! acted as the. first 14.14; strae.a of $ lie,. G erman 1tr ; .., , ,: tc .-- v7 !. et l ier. Ill ? whole.", /am and n, 1 g.,/ /oars wine Viol rwsi t—on c!r's it ee rends le , s tkett on :lie eutei - , i-n—.l/ ro :lave Oik•Ger. Man people. 'eerie“; sufio-.4e.1 vi , .l.tion of :T.e per, :anal r.f a Cittrhaa, whether legal or nnt 14401? • Have they, it trrre.i3 inch:l:renter, remained silent. *r hare they c1i4:414y:.tl anrer at the atipp"sej aajustice ? The atiswer,s4lß.i,.he elnlibtful if,-the voices which have heen 1. -tr.l in ail places, and evtl in places where the public Journals pre under a Cert . - sorship, are not to Ec enn,idered as the work p 4 pat tizans labouring in the dark. We shout.; then at. least obliged to confess dot( there are wary i• c.: pan. tizans 1 For the only paper which tskrs u.'vkr ita protection ever. the way and marner +:.e the Allgeetrine Zritung of M. Cotter, a Prits-ja , : Pri., Councillor. The Prussian Joutniris are, .1 .r a rert natural reason, not to be reckoned, as they are placed under a , strict Censorship, and arc Bat the impression which even in Prussia itst:ll. An.l more particularly in Berlin, l‘as been produced by this act of violence—as to this t very traveller can give an opinion ; he can hear witness that what wis asserted in due Allgeincine Zeiturtg; that the arrest had !trade rip impression on the ti:Obt decided opposition men, is a decided untruth. The Declaration in No. 117. of the Ilascle-Sftenei iootnal seems not to have satisfied many people.— The Hanau Journal, among others, give it with the lullowing observations s• We leave to faturity the solution whether :t is official or not. If it is officiai. then the qii , Ation cars—why lie was allowed to go alwin for eleven whole ye irs without cslling him to account ? and if it is not official, then it appears, like many others, to be a party covering which the Berlin Journals wish to throw rousid the true cause.' Tile arrest of Massenbsch excit , s, mire than any other :object, the at ention of all Geimany, not 'sn much on amount of hi, person as on account of the qtrestipti. Where. tore r' • Like an electric shock,' says the Riedel:v. chen Blamer, r has it i•peiated throughout all Ger. many. It proves the awaking tit a public ..pirit which has too lung b-en wanting to us ;itis an kgreeable phenomen:n, do it in a great country in. habited by various people witil various interests and views, an act of a Government wh'cit is cinisiderexi as a display ot viOlenceagainsran though that loot ;dual migtst enjoy considir 111 1 111. a, 4 sired su:h {Le t o apptelimsions and such gt. eral':+ttentiarti.' `• But for that very tans precautiiia is micesssry ; its our opinions and judi;ments we may nut tr! guilty of iikistice either to the one or the. other. an I that pre. insane suppositions may not give a false' direction to the public blessing. Therefore, we yit i. the Juty of every impartial mail, to wait ti:l the complain: against him be publicly &dared in jodu.ial order, and till his answer he made known ur tree rune manner." 14 Such events as the .crest of BAT n V al Massen bach are at all times, and it is to be hoped v. ill now also be of uncommon benefit for the whole. They give rise to rn.iity qui.stifms, that •.therw;se perlisps would never, or a a much hoer period, here b ee n the subject of diicitsNi in. They afford an .•2 poi. tunny for the devil ,pe.nent . of views, :rod the circu lation of Ninciid , .s. with which a people who arc 1 tying claim to freedom, ought nece,sarily to he fa. mitiar. Many a worthy citizen, whom the care for his-family would otheiwise have occu:ti..d, is thereby excited to reflect upon his ,political 'datums, and so there comes gradually to be developed, nut merr ily with respect to our external affairs, hot also with re spect to our still more important inter:id relitkns, %hit r: specs to Zit which is forming in our nearest vicinity, th :t wont public opinion which first makes .1 peo l it of a people. " We therefore hope and trust that the arrest of the Boon Von Massenbach, be lie guiity or innocent, win volt on: for the public welfare, and will awakes the most beneficial *rc collections, even in the latest days of the German People."...Brenien ROMI, QC 10/111X t. • On Saturd.ty last his lioleness visited the ancient Forum and the celebrated Flagian Amp/tithe:Kt: These monuments of ancient Roman gran&nr Owe their restoration to the munifivenle :nil genius of a S 'vertigo, the constant and eislighteneii 'trot:Tins of t h e F i ne Arts. The people pres.ed soma s! toestiotr the s ight ut their :stinted Prince tea r r tied die bvtliest joy at seeing him is pirte.t health. A few days s;nce Messrs. Coorstt and Co. g ur , ' geons, of Ch , rioce House, Great Ch.ot 'tit -slfit, blAcktriate:ro‘Ad, gate a.n.f..legant eu.er.4pueat. So beireral of theirfstends ;ram. lig tue come ay w.re §ix Geod:llton wino Atisisq iD eringuishing sheik' Sri at. the Nledical Daft. the d:nner Vtakalr tt*r. CLKiriX.AND v ii, I DAig scnd Stile Tawerni• St. ekorge's- Fidlds. h4ving. his healthdiank by theNrea. sures, of: the Board, who' presided,;: Mr, C. cypreficit liimsate in hiswisoase terms, declariog ttn.kr the greatest obligition to the Nred;eal Board tor the r etire of a drladful Ittaptare,*venteen inches-rotund, with whidh he heir:yetis - stilieted:risany years. and deemed incurable. hy - eminent Surgeons. Seve, ral Medical Gentlemen, presept (oar iron] the York Hos pital) expresse.; their pit .auie in witness ing so good a case. Dr. Coovait's !wall!' was then drank with 'enthusiasm. The dinner was excellent, set ved up in the tint stile, and the evening conc.ludcd with hilarity. .a~H. •••