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fo Per OWL 13 le 13 11 < t CONTRACT FOR OATS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Sept. 10, 1831. li:Ci I Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver -moo° Pounds of OATS, at the Ordnance Depot, id l',.oity-street, may receive Particulars of the Contracts at •his 011:;:e, between the Hours of Ten and Four, and their Tenders, sealed up and directed to the Agent c,,mmistariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for , ) , t ., on or before MONDAY, the ld October next; but ::one w,ll be received after Twelve o'clock on that Day, erlll any Proposal be noticed unless made on or an ,o a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in Worth at length; uor unless a Letter he subjoined to such ?roposal signed by Two Persons of known Property, , s gagiog to become bound with the Party tendering, in :be Suns expressed in the Particulars, for the due per- Wmance of the Contract. 11 1111 i i' X4llf, C s -„ • „ 0 .,-,_ O.)) (• r ~. ~z, lIPI 62111011114102.0 VIAIICAIX2racirtn. '-----=--__-_—__ 17S8. - _ . CIIOLERA MORE US. From the Ili727groh Reporter. In Betlin, Taken 111. Recovered. DM Down to Sept. 3.. 17 0 . 15 7 In Stettin, Down to Aug. 31....... Sept. 1........ 2 No. 13,887. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1831. PRICE SEVENPENCE. In Posen, Down to Aug. 30 .. 724 31....... 13 2W 4 2 44i a CITY OF LONDON. GAME DUTY.-LIST LIST of PERSONS who have obtained GENE -IAL CERTIFICATES (U), at the rate of Three Pounds thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1831 : Adey, Goodson, Lincoln's Inn Adey, Charles F. Ditto Adam, John, Lower Thames street Attwood, W. W. Gracechurch street Bracher, E. B. Newgate street Beeson,James, Giltapur street Barrand, James, Whitefriars Thomas G. Gough square Bowler, William, Fleet-street Berkeley, Charles, Lincoln's Inn Bourdillon. Thomas, Ditto Bell, John Thomas, Lower Thames street Bailey, J. W. Gracechurch street Barnard, Thomas, New Broad street Blockbum, U. H. Old Broad street Bishop, G. Jewry street Crown, Thomas, Cullum street Brook, Charles, Sambrook street Bianch, John, Gracechurch street 11!catlen, Charles, Poultry William, Bucklersbury Bracher, George, Little Bell alley Burnand, Henry, Coleman street. U. stun, John, Wood street Bridge, John, Jewln street Britten Thomas, Suffolk lane Brittm, Frederick, Ditto Erwiscombe, Robert, Upper Thames street Beresford, Vice-Admiral Sir John Per. Walworth Comyn, Edward Richard, Bush lane Chapman, C. P. Upper Thames street Clarke, Henry. Queenhithe Clarke John, Crutched-friars Cleave, Henry Robert, Leadenhall street Cnarleton, Edward, St. 'Mary Hill Charleton, William, do. Chambers. David, Bishopsgate street Culling, John, Broad street Cox, William, Angel court Chappell, F. C. Throgmorton street Cross, John, Leadenhall market CawthorneWilliam, Idol lane Cresswell, R. N. Doctors' Commons Clarkson, Frederick, do. Coekncy, Charles, Castle street Cookney, Christopher, do. Cartels, W. L. Doctors' Commons Crawley, Peter, Duke street Daly, John, Upper Thames street Dossetor, Thomas, Poultry Dinisdale, John, Cornhill Dimsdale, W. P. do. Daniel, A. W. Inner Temple Duval. Lewis, Lincoln's Inn Dugmore, William, do. Erswell, Henry, Pavement Emley, Henry, Middle Temple Frodsham, Henry John, Gracechurch street Frisby, Richard, Mark lane Frisby, William Henry, do. Farrand, Robert, Catherine court French, David, Crutched-friars Fothergill, John, Savage Gardens Falcon, Robert, Middle Temple Frere, William, Inner Temple Irortescue, William, Smithfield Bars Fenn, Joseph, Newgate street Grote, Charles, Threadneedle street Groves, Join, Abchurch lane Graves, Robert, Inner Temple Gregory, Jonas, Clement's Inn Guy, Frederick, Fleet street Hastie, Archibald, West street Haselden, James W. Little Moorficlds Hooper, Richard V. Queenhithe Harvey, John, Ludgate hill Hoare, H. A. Fleet street Harris, John, Newgate market Humphiy, Joshua, Lincoln's Inn Humphreys, John, Throgmorton street Heseltine, W. Keate, Copthall court Haig, Robert, Mark-lane Inu,s, John, Little Tower-street J..ekso3, William, Leadenhall-street Jiraein, Michael, Fore-a:met Thomas, Cheapside Jenkins, Abel, New Inn ki naston, Henry, Milk-street Kirkman, John, Cannon street King, William Joseph, Fenchurch street Lawrence, Isaac, %Vatling street Lamport, George, Newgate street Langwortby, J. H. Ston cutter street Langton, H. J. Upper Teams street Lake, John, Lincoln's Inn Minchin, James, Middle Temple Martyr, Charles, Bouverie street Mordeunt, George, Clement's Inn Maltby, T. Laurence Pountney place Mitchell, William, Great St. Helens Mitchell, J. T. Salvador House Morgan, Edward Lloyd, Stock Exchange Mouncey, William, Finch lane Newman, Frederick, Gracechurch street Michelson, Robert, Cornhill Newman, Thomas, Coleman street Napier, Thomas, Whitefriars Newbury, C. W. Furnival's Inn Oates, Edward, Furnival's Inn Oxenham ' Robert, Angel street Prescott, William W. Threadneedle street Prescott, William George, Ditto Prescott, George Edward, Ditto Porter, Robert, Pirchin lane Pellew, Hun. George, Fenchurch street Pocklington, Robert, Old Change Pritchard, William, Doctors' Commons Peck, W. J. Ludgate hill l'ercey, Edward, Inner Temple Palmer, William, Middle Temple Reid, John, Aldersgate street Robinson ' G. B. Cross lane Ronehis, Edmund, Upper Thames street Richards, Jno. Cornhill Stringer, Jno. Monument yard Sancton, I'. Little East Cheap Saltrnarshe, A. Gracechurch street Strange, William, Bishopsgate street Soames, Francis, Great Winchester street s..unders, Jou. Cannon street Showman, B. Philpot lane Sutterswaite, Jno. Water lane Smith, Christopher, Queen street Stockley, Thomas, Lad lane Sale, Henry William, Aldermanhury South, William T. Dowgate hill iar.ders, Thomas ' Middle Temple Spicer, John H. Farringdon street Shaw, Richard, Clifford's Inn S..,hth, W. B. St. Paul's Church yard Smith, John It. Ludgate hill :_urr.am, H. Lincoln's Inn Fhorr.tori Henry A. Holborn bridge Neon, Charles, Coleman street Tabor, J. T. Gracecburch street Tatham. John, Thames street Unwin,Samuel, bombard street Vines, Samuel, Lincoln's Inn Widiesides, Robert B. Ahlgate Woodley, John, Crutched Friars Wane, George, Austin Friars Wild, John, Martin's line Wright, John, New London street Williams, John, Inner Temple Willoughby, Reverend H. Clifford's Inn Waterhouse, John, Bolt court Wood, William, Fleet street agstaff, Chules, Ludgate hill Wheelwright, J. H. Furnival's Inn Wink'll, John, Giltspur street Wedge, Charles, Staple Inn Williams. J. H. Gracechurch street Young, Gilbert, Lincoln's Inn CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GAME DUTY.—LIST I.—Liar OF PEasows who have obtained Gzxsam. Cs &TIT ICATES (D) at the Rate of Three Pounds Thlrten Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1831. Ainsley, Robert, Park street Adams, Robert, Ranelagh grove Andrews, John, Park lane Asquith, John, Oxendon street Alves, D. D. Sackville street Arkwright, George, Suffolk street Barron, Charles, Pall Mall Bigge, Edward, Regent street Bainbridge. Edward Thomas, Park place Balldock, William, St. Martin's lane Bigsley, William, Golden cross Bradbume ' Captain Henry, New street Beckham, Barnard, Park lane Bowden, Henry, Grosvenor place Brown, Richard, Eaton place Buckley, Colonel Edward, IVilton crescent Boileau, J. P. jun. Upper Brook street Bailey, John, Davies street Boldero, Lieutenant-Colonel, Davies street Bellamy, J. Old Palace yard Bloxham, Charles Henry, Abingdon street Crampton, J. N. Long Acre Cockburn, Sir George, Whitehall Croker, Right Honourable J. W. Carlton gardens Coliyer, George Samuel, park place Cartwright, Samuel, Old Burlington street Chantrey, Francis, Belgrave place Cooke, Colonel. IL H. Upper Brook street Caldwell, Charles A. Audley square Cust. Hon. Captain P. F. Charles street Carbonnel, John, Regent street Davis, F. H. Davies street Davidson, William, Bruton street Davie, Alexander, Park lane Davis, Captain, Sr. James's street Dardis, George, Vigo street Dodds, J. M. Northumberland street Drummond, Lieutenant-Colonel B. Charing Cross Drummond, Edward, ditto Eden, A. St. Margaret's and Wimbledon Evans, P. L. Haymarket Ebrington, John, St. James's and Upper Seymour at. Finch, Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel, Grosvenor street Fraser, John, Westminster Farquhar, R. St. James's street Ferrer,, G. T. Great Pulteney street. Garnett, William, Trevor square Oregorie, W. Queen square Gore, Montague, Mount street Green, Thomas, ditto Gray, John, Charles street Garrett, Rev. W. G. Conduit street Goodwin, William, J. Pimlico Guthrie, G. J. Berkeley street Grimstead, T. Regent street and Redburn Grace, Captain S. Hanover street Gaynor, Thomu, Duke's court Gayward, James, Leicester-square Hellier, C. St. Martin's lane Hex, ohn, Northumberland street Hodgson, John, Vigo street Heath, John, Curzon street Hitchcock, C. T. Albemarle street ' Huskisson, Major-General, Mount street Harris, J. G. Old Palace-yard Hodgson, H. Dean's-yard Hodgson, Charles, Dean's-yard Harding, Sir Henry, Whitehall-place Jones, John, Brook street Ingle, Wright, Chapel street Kearsley, Thomas, Long Acre Kearsley. Joseph, L. Long Acre Kitchin, Edwin, Maddox street Lascelles Colonel, Upper Grosvenor street Long, dilonel, Dover street Lightfoot, Tho:nas, Burlington street Lang, Joseph, Haymarket Lock, William, Hop-gardens Lumley, George, jun. Suffolk street Lumley, R. W. Suffolk street Lane, It. K. Argyll street Hawn, William, Long Acre Middleditch, Samuel, Hop-gardens Mortimer, Thomas H. Albany Manton, G. H. Dover street 31arsack, FAward, Curzon street Mason, Samuel, Shepherd street McGee, James, Conduit street Alilman, Colonel F. H. Berkeley square Morgan, George, Hertford street Medley, William, Sr. George's terrace Norton, G. C. Princes street Paxton, W. G. Buckingham street Prot, Captain Thomas, Knightsbridge Parslow, Francis R. Eaton place Parke, Justice James, Park street Pulford, Robert, St. James's street Bose, Richard, Dover street Raggatt, C. St. James's street Reeve, CoL Regent street Radford, F. D. Northumberland street Rubergall, Thomas, Haymarket Roe, William, Ayr street Sandys, 11. Great Queen street Simmons, William, Vine street Stephenson, Edward, Great Queen street Shawe, Lieut. Colonel, Green street Sabine, Joseph, Mill street Smith, George Watson, New Bond nue Stunnard. John, Mill street Stockda/e, Colonel, St. James's street Sproston, Stephen, Bedfordbury Stone, James, Warwick street 'lllynne, Lord John, Hill street Theed, Thomas, Stanhope street Tollemache, Admiral, Piccadilly Underdown, John, Golden cress Veal, James, Milbank street Wynne, Charles, St. George's terrace Williams, F. W. Green street Walliouse, Cul. John, Bolton street Weston, James Samuel, Conduit-street Wiggins, William, Piccadilly Wilkinson, Thomas, do IVeller, Stephen, L ong acte White, —, Haymarket Williams, Wm. Drury lane Wilson, R. do Wilson, John A. Coventry street COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. GAME DUTY.—LIST I.—LIST of I'EusONS who have obtained GENERAL CERTIFICATES (D.) at the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen bhillings and Sixpence each, for the year 11:411. Allfrey, Wm. Lincoln's-inn fields Andrews, Thom. Stoke Newington Aldridge, Thu,. HAnunermnitn Andrews, lieu. W. tailing Alder, James, Chelsea Bagley Hobert. Fulham Bird, fames, Hammersmith Booth, John, Ealing Benton, W. Willsden Bennett, J. H. Stoke Newington Bingley, Richard, Windmill street Broad, C. M. Islington Blowers, Edw. Providence street Berkeley. J. B. Hampstead Broadbelt, Win. Whitechapel toad Briggs, Thomas, Lincon's-inti.fields Briggs, Thos. C. Do Di Boames, John, Bedford place Bray, Reginald, Great Russell street Bosanquvr, Mr. Justice, Montague place Barwcll, T. : 2 . Russell square Bosanquet, W. H. Lir.coln'r.inn-fields Bosanquet, Aug.. Hanover terrace • Bevan, R. C. L. Upper Harley street Booth, L. C. Kensington Haven, Robert, Da &teach, Thomas, Chelsea Byron, Thomas, Weymouth-street &themley, John L. Norten-street Hazeley, A. F. Weymouth.street Claxton. Richard, Hoxton Croft, Thomas, Whitechapel.road Copeland, IVm. T. Lincoln's Ini:-fields Crisp, Nathaniel, Monniouth.court Cooper, John A. Alfred-place Cropley, J. W. Wilmington-square Copeland, William, & Chitty, James, Ealing Curwen, Robtr• E. Bryanstone-square Cooper, Sir William ' Portland-place Codd, F.:ward Sept. Kensington Deftly, Samuel, lllontague.street Digby, S. Lines)ln's.lnn fields Denby, Henry Newingon.green Hutt, Johr., Islington Davie., Thomas, Fulham Durrant, J. M. B. Hammersmith Ellis, Thomas, High -street, Whitechapel Evans, George, Ealing Eyre, Walpole, Beyanetone-square Fitzpatrick, John, Kensington Fuller, Harry, Chelsea Franklin, Richard, Montague-place Parnell, James, King-street Frolish, John H. Chiswick Farquharson, Major, George street Gorham, James, Kensington Gregory, James, Gower street Gardener, John, City road Gillman, Lieutenant-Colonel. Ealing Garrard, Henry, Berner's street Granville, Honourable L. Regent's Park Hayward, Robert, North place Hartley, George, Earl street Haaeldine, Charles, City road Hopkins, Robert, Baling Hanson, John. Norton street Hall, Hinson, Upper Mary.la-bonne street Hadden, William, Hendon Hooper, Richard, Kensington Hart, . Chelsea Hoblyn, Thomas, Chelsea Hughes, William, Highbury Park Joly, Frederick, Stoke Newington JealTreson, John, Islington JeafFreson, J. F. ditto Jeaffreson ' Henry, ditto Jones, Jolin, Finsbury square Jones, Thomas, Islington Kent, N. D. Woburn place Kemble, Henry, Great Russell street King, John, Blandford street Laver, Thomas C. Hunter street Leach, Thomas, Hyde street Lane, Charles, Upper Bedford place Love, William , Stoke Newington Lovebond, G. B. 11. Manchester square Lambert, Colonel, Hinde street Lane, W. H. Kensington Matthias, John, Whitechapel road Mallock, James, Southampton street Minton, Thomas, Bernard street Mould, Jacob, Gower street Malkin, Samuel, Islington Mills, Thomas Finsbury place Minithorpe, William, do. Martineau, Joshua, Chiswell street Maltby, James, Islington Moir, George A. Pentonville M'Cullock, James, Hammersmith May, Captain Alexander, 14, George street Morris, James, Portman square Marks John L. Spanish place Mundell, Robert, Chelsea Morley, G. 11. Kensington Malcolm, Allen, Ealing Reeve, James B. John's Tervacs Neal, Samuel, Stoke Newington Nicholas, Rev. George Ealing Nicoll, Joseph, Wileden Northwood, James, Molina= street NeaVC, Richard, jun. Chelsea Oddie, Henry Hoyle, Russell square Oldershaw, Robert, jun. Islington Oliver, George, Ealing Pryor, Robert, Brick lane Pincro, John, Bernard street Parkinson, John, Lincoln's Inn fields l'eitson, Thomas, Barnsbury Park Parker, William, Islington Propert, John, New Cavendish street Pole, Abraham, Weymouth street Phillimore, Charles, Kensington Roynsford, Thomas, A. Upper Bedford place Robinson, William, Holloway Rood, John Y. Maiden lane Rose, John, Islington Ruh's, Captain, Ealing Rogers, Thomas, Portland place Riley, John, Upper Berkeley street Huddle, Thomas, Chelsea Sesames, IV. A. Wheeler street Shecidon, William George, Bedford square Sully, Thomas, Store street Skenow, Walker, Montague place Skerrow, W. jun. ditto Smith, John, Smith's buildings Swan. John, Islington Sudlow, J. J. J. ditto Smith, John Samuel, ditto Swinton, William, Upper Baker street Smith, Thomas, Fulham Season, Charles, ditto Sidebottoo A. R. Chelsea Taverner, Edmund, Horton Taverner, John, Horton Theiluson, 'llamas H. Leman street Turner, I Crory, King street Turner, John, Ditto Thom, Abr..ham, Holborn 'Pallor, Geotw., Southaarpten row Thorn, Peter. Ealing 'flisupp, J. A. Spanish place T.ly, Henry, Chelsea Townsend, John, Goswell road Vorlty, Islington Charles, Hammersmith Vawser, George Richard, Chelsea Weston, George, Chelsea Watson ' Captain William, Kensington Wyatt, Herbert, Northumberland street 11 asoillove, :Hired, Lincoln's.inu fields IVieketis, James Samuel, Montague street Waddrlove, N. J. Lincoln's-inn fields Walton, —, Upper Bsdturd place IVuoil, U. To:taut:am court road Webb, Henry, Bedford strzei Woodward. Samuel Ro!•ert, S•oke Nchiogtlti Whisson, Nathaniel, IsHalton Warwick, Cnailes, Rod Lion street Williams, Henry, Chiswick Young, Thomas Florence, Montague .trot COUNTY OF NI IDDI.F.SIA• GAME DUTY.—LIST 1111.—.1 iat or Pain, t:ho 1.4 t obtained Gamekeepers' Certificates, A and 13, at t;:e rat, of One Pound Five Shillings each, for the Year It:31. English, Thomas, appointed by Charle. Pok, L.; f•I the 'AI mor or &loyalty of Iccomb, Worcls:er Ergl.sh, Thomas, appointed by Marie. t' - ,e Mort• r r Royalty of Iccomb. Gloucester. En4lish, Thomas, appointed by Char:es Pcle, in. the Manor or Royalty of Wych, Rissingtco and U,•;• r Gloucester. [Made up to the let of S.Tteni:ier, 11731.] By order of his blajesty's Commissioners :or the Aff.ira of Taxes, ___ EDWARD B1TE:;, Sec. PERFUMERY AND COSMETIC M A NUFACTORY. No. 6, BUDGE-ROW, LONDON. PROFESSOR MULLER'S AROMATIC TOOTH POWDER AND TINCTURE. 'THESE Dentifrices ore by r ep e at e d ex p er i ence A. known to posses the most extraordinary virtues in rendering the Teeth, however yellow, beautifully white, fastening those which are loose, aad preserving ti - em from decay to the latest period of life. They both po.sess the same properties, but the Aromatic Tincture acts mere speedily, forming a very agreeable astringent wash fur the mouth, and is a certain cure for the Tooth.ache.—Tooth Powder, 2s. 6d. Tincture, 45. 6d. duty included. The above invaluable articles are strictly prepared from the original Recipes of the late OTTO CHRIiTIAN MULLER, Professor of Botany, and iiiventor of the fol lowing celebrated articles for the toilet :—Milk of Lilies, for the Complexion, Erysipelas, or St. Anthony's Fire, filmed Eyes, Ringworm, /cc ; Russian Hair Dye ; Pommade de Macassar, for the Growth of Hair ; Cold Cream of Roses for the Skin; the Peruvian Vegetable Balsam, for Gentlemen's Hair; and the Royal Extract of Flowers, or King William's favourite Perfume, prepared originally for his most gracious Majesty, &c. &c. All of which may be had genuine by applying at the Manufactory, No. 6, Budge-row, City. Also, !gullet's Perfumed Spirit of Lavender. Imperial Bloom of Roses for the Cheeks ; Royal Curling Cream ; Bears' Marrow ; Bears' Grease; Pommade Divine ; Bou• quet du Roi G. R. IV; Bouquet d'Armee ; Bouquet de la Reine, &c. Stc. A Superior Writing Ink, at 3d. per Bottle. N.B. To guard against counterfeits, as many have been detected, every article will bear the crest of the Professor's family.—Medicine Chests fitted up, with proper directions for use.—Prescriptions accurately dispensed. Merchants and Captains supplied upon liberal Terms. CHOLERA MORBUS CURED BY MOM SON'S UNIVERSAL MEDICINES ONLY.— The President and the Board of the British College of Health, New-road, King's Cross, London, on referring the British Public to their former statement of the undoubted success of the Universal Medicines in stopping the ravages of the Cholera Morbus in the Baltic, as given, verbatim, from Mr. M. Gardner, their general Agent for the County of Durham, (who had supplied several Baltic vessels with the Medicine), beg leave to lay before the Public another letter, received this day from the same gentleman, contain ing a still more corroborative proof of their full efficiency on this devastating scourge : " To Messrs. Alorisen, Moat, and Co. 1 " Gentlemen,—Having received a letter from Capt. Lang- ley, of the trading vessel Joseph, of this port, who lately arrived at Hull from itiga, I transmit you a copy, which you will feel to be your duty to publish to all the world. "`Dear Friend,— Respecting the Universal Medicines of the British College of Health, which you so fortunately provided me with at Sunderland, I have every reason to bc• lien, and, indeed, I am convinced that they were the means of preserving my own life as well as some hundreds more at Rigs, a great many of which I was an eye witness to. " • On my first arrival at Riga, 1 commenced taking the Pills as a preventive, or preparation for the attack, to stay its violence if assailed; by which means a free passage through the body prevented the infectious air from producing that fatal cramp in the stomach and limbs which has caused the death of thousands. On the 28th of May, however, I was most violently seized with that dreadful disorder, and for the first four hours was in a deplorable state, but, thank God, tiom the precautions I had used, the noxious air passed through my body, with very slight attacks of the cramp, and a few strong doses of the Universals soon restored me to health. All my men (except one who was too timid to take the Pills with sufficient strength, from the fear of being too violently purged, who died in a few hours), took the Pills night and morning, and were saved. " To satisfy the poor fellow who died I got him t.iim• medicine on shore, but it took no effect in the least, as he ceased to exist soon after, drat becoming cold as a lump of lee and of a dark blue colour. I cannot think the Cholera infectious of contagious frum the touch, as none of us were affected from handling the corpse. " I left Riga au the Bth of June, and got down to Bauldra the same day, all well, but on the 10th the tnate and a boy were both taken ill with this dreadful dise:use, and, for six days, were in a diatrer.ing state, but with a close and powerful application of the Pills, were restored to lull health. .6 6 6 I am happy to say I have every reason to believe hat this Medicine alone is all•suficient to atop the ravage,. of this dread evil, but that its powers arc best applied at an early stage, or as a preparative. '.' The value of the Medicine was in the highest estima. tion at Hip, and great lamentations were made at the scanty supply that could be obtained from me and the rz.t of the vessels who had supplies from you. Had I had £10.,6 worth more I could have sold Clem all, even to the French doetors that were there.' " The whole of the letters that have come to Sunderland from those vessels which bad supplies of the Ahtlitines out, speak with the same raptures of their eflicacy. " I remain, Gentlemen, "Your humble act rant, •• 31 IC DA EL GA RDNER." " Bishop IVearmouth, I, 1831." The '• Vegetable Universal Medicines" are to be bad at the College ; at Mr. Field's, 65. Quadrant; Mr. ClLlppell's, Royal Exchange; Mr. Walker's, Lamb's Conduit pass.t;e, Rod Lion-square ; Mr. Avern's, Gilbtreet , Limehouse ; .11r. Bennett's, Covent Garden Market; Mr. Haydon's, Fleur-de-lis court, Norton Falgate; Mr. Hulett's, 147, Ratcliffe Highway; Messrs. Notbuty's, Brentford ; Mrs. Stepping, Owe Market; Messrs. Salmon, Little Bell-alley, and at one Agent's in evayiprincipal town in Great Britain; the Islands of Gransey, and Malta ; and throughout the whole of the United States of America. Sept. 1 6 In Konigsberg, Down to Aug. 27 1140 371 23 ll 13 7 20 ...... 34) .. 27 15 14 31........ 13 7 16 In Calm, which remained healthy for some tim: Mitt Cita whole surrounding country had been infected. the chol•ta made its appearance towards the close of la't mimet, Down to the 31st of August 36 persons had been attacked, or wham 12 died, and 4 recovered. In Dentate., on the le inst. no fresh case of .ickness ..r death occurred. Lemberg, Aug. 26.—During the last two day. re LI% a only dad 4 cases of cholera, and only 1 death. Sine: 11. r 22d of May, when the malady first made its tippet:tan ... bee, 4,979 Individuals have been attached, of s; em 2,638 have died, and 2,322 recovered. In Petcrsburgh, from the 23d to the 25tii tt:r..l; 'rest, cages, 38 recoveries, and 13 death.. LIST OF BRITISH PHEMIERS. The following list of the different British Prime llht's•ars during the reigns of George 111. and George IV. all Wi!• Ham IV. is interctr'ntt, as showing the comiarstivl &f.+. lion of the various Administrations: Arp.vintel Duke of Newcastle .. .. foit April 1751 Earl of Bute .. .. ... 23:41 May 1;61 George Grenville (father of the pre sent Lord Grenville) .. ... 16th April Marquis of Buckingham .. 12t•t July Duke of Grafton ... .. 2d August Lord North (afterwards Earl of Guilford) ... ... ... 28th January 1770 Marquis of Rockingham .. 30th March 174 Earl of Shelburne ... . . ... 13th July 1784 Duke of Portland .. .. sth April 1733 William Pi - t ... .. ... 271:1 December 1783 Henry Addington (now Visrount Sidmouth) ... .. ... 17th March i ' William Pitt re-appointed ... 1:31i slay 4: i Lord Grenville ... ... ... 8:h January : t. Duke of Portland . .. .. 13:11 Match 1:,.17 Spencer Pent: tal ... .. 23d June lOW Earl of Liverpool ... ... Bth Jun: 1814 George Canning ... ... ... 11 th Apt:l Din Viscount Goderich .. .. Roth August i tit 7 Duke of Wellington ... ... 11th January MS Earl Grey ... ... ... 22d November l:►.to Calculating from this, it would appear that the average duration of a Ministry is about eight years. 178.3 171:, 7131; DUTIES RECEIVED ON CORN, GRAIN, MRM., AND FLOUR. $188,096 I 1829 193,250 I 1830 1827 1828 .C 899,721 790.11 BANK OF ENGLAND PROMISSORY NOTES AND POST BILLS IN CIRCULATION. Jul) lit ig0,787,013 42d 22.1171,630 7Lb 0,083,399 21. t 3,845,915 sth 19 400,220 19:h 22,949,461 thit.bcr 7t 19,584.501 21. t 121,05 U CGI. 6th 1,77.7,61 , 27th :,048,08! 4th 18:203,704 26:h 21,166,449 in. 18_t. i t 827 11th 1 20,267,661;. loth 22,126,9541 .1828 10;h 18,454,._1 24 Is 19,901 321 11819 31 19,886,626 24th 26,612,106 119,446,59-i Imo 25d 1 20 711 541: Yd 17,626,238 2.3%1 19,812,924 9,468,091 I pest 1 SPIRIT OF THIS DAY'S JOURNALS. TlMES.—Pioret or ENGLAND !—you are well aware. that the House of Lords have hitherto had the Hume oC Commons—that which should be sour House of Conimo.:s —in their pockets. For example, the 31arquis of Ile rtiorei has, we believe, had seven members of the House in his pockets he could carry them about with him ; he could stake them at a gaming-table, if he frequented such places. Other peers, and even other commoi.ers, could do the same. They have your House in their pockets. Do you wish for a people's House of Commons, or a pocket House of Commons ? Your enemies say, you wish arid for a pocket House of Commons, and not for a peoples House of Commons. Meet, like the Livery of Lor.don, ar.d tell them which you wish for, ar.d which you are determined to have, cost what it may. Notwithstanding there never woe a House of Commons (chosen, as it has necessarily been. under the trammels just described) which so r early represented your will and wishes, as the present II use of Commons, and notwithstanding this House will tr-ne mit the Bill for a Iteform in Parliament to the other 11 u.e by a vast majority, that other House, it is said, will still doubt of your inclinations (we know not why) un:ees you meet yourselves, and inform it, by petition, that you will no longer have a pocket House of Commons. Meet, then, we say meet sod tell she House of Lords, as it wishee for information on the subject, that you will henceforth choose your own representatives yourselves, acca,roing to the tenour of that bill which is about to be presented at their lordship's bar. It is not often that we attempt to move you, and never when we have made the attempt have you trus. trated our wishes, or failed of your public duty. But DON you MUST meet, or you are TREACHEIteus--y,U be tiny your faithful and laborious adherents in parliament. T .c bill has passed, or all but passed the Commons. Do you mien to desert it 1 Ask yourselves the question. No : let it float into the House of Lords, borne by the breath and ace!ama. tions of millions—or it may sink—the Lords may reject it. They may say it is not your bill, you wish for the continuance of a pocket House of Commons; end in that. case a pocket House of Commons is all that you deserve. .* The game's a foot :" Reform, and King William be the cry. An unexp:•cted ceath has thrust' open the county of Dorset for a cont e st. A B an k es—we know not which of the family—starts as a candidate for a pocket Parliament. We do not say that he is a pocket nacniber himself ; but he means to vote for pocket-ft:tinier■ and for the system. He is to be opposed by Mr. Punsonby, the present member for Poole, who is for people', palls ments. We shall see which the freeholders of Dorset will choose. Hut let not the Lords be deceived. %Ve tree:, and are convinced, that they will heat the voice, and sympathize in the feelings of tne people of England. Hu were it otherwise, be they assured teat their rejection of the bill will not prevent a thorough reform of Parlianirtii. Were we, indeed, desirous of vast cliang:s—did we look to :he adoption of wild theories, or the subtereion and coati. sion of existing powers and influesicre.—the first step to suca ionovations would be the reject:on of the present bill by the House of Leads. CH RONICLE.—The advantage which hats been taken of the result of the Dublin, and one or two other elections, by the anti.reformers, soffickntly demonsttates the necessity, in the approaching conical for Dorsetsitire, of affording so hen. dle for the delusive cry, that the people of England have ceoled respecting the Reform question. The Tories Yn. January April 7th lit 24,120.416 24,161,171 182 latb 224 26,104,904 25,569,373 ..—..... 6th 7th 1827 18,303,476 20,629,512 20th 21st 22,506,937 23,027,102 -- 1 sth sth 1828 19,091,051 19,977,133 26th 19th 22,931,609 21,744,158 3d 4th 1829 19,180,928 19,044.850 24th 18th 21,007,946 20,750,079 24 341 1830 17,853.059 20,109,370 23d 24th 20,531,418 22,073,311 MEM.. ef!smiiime Im•••••=1 lit 24 1831 18,331,402 19,932,536 22d 234 20,345,563 19,468,09 1