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itiiioaly . r '• ci 41, • t, I lovre d • , • i ti tt 'ebbs •s, —• ).• • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1817. N!T Bra c)5 ! 4. PRICE SIAM - PENC r., OFFICE OF OCJX4:VCE, diNgiut 11,18.7. THE PRINCIPAL\OFFICERS of kis AM. JEST?", ORDIVANCII do Array rime On the IRLh Aormt, was publi‘h.d. Pa rt LXXI. of nR. R E S's CYC Prln.ed for I !moon and Co. and th. • :•er Proprietor% The Subscriber; ale r,que-ted to make up thc:r Seta am soon as Or whole work being nearly conspicted, and many of the Parts are becoming scarce. CAR.NATIC STOCK. KINK 'THOUSAND Two HUNDRED P3UNDS STOCK 124 THE SECOND CLASS. To BB hOLD ItT ADC l'ION„ gy Messrs. wiNsTANI.Ev and &MS, At the Mart, on PlI5Ar, the 29th instant, at Tvrelre, In Lots ' cl A RNATIC STOCK, 4 . 92 0 0 of the Second Claes, beatirg interest at the :ate of 'three per Cent. re Annum. payable half-yearly, at the East-Indls Haus., which wi I he divided into Lots for the convenience of Pc-chacers; and to those who are acquainted with the Stock, it offers a v.ry favour able importunity of investing Capital. Printed Particnlars, with a fuU account of the nature u( he Stock may be had of Messrs. Dann and Croicland, Old Broad street ; of Messrs. Crowder, I..mie, and Garth, Frederick's place, Old Jewry ; of Mr. Berry, Spring-Gardens ; at the Mart i and of Messrs Winatanley and Nuns tat. raoater.row. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTB. 'l7iat Propemals will be received at Meir 01lice in Pall Mall on or b.:fere Friday, the sth day of September next, from such per sons as may be walling to undertake the supply of COPPER '4OIIIIIPS for service of this Department, for a period of one year. Pattern, ni the Artlelee may be viewed, upon application a: Le Principal Storekeeper's Office in 0.0 r, and Luther var t ralars, together with the Terms anl ennelit'ons of :lie Cons tricr, may ba known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall afore, ary day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock ; v here the Prupoe:ls mast be delivered pealed up, and endorsed" Pro r:als for Copper Hoops e' bur no Proposal can be admitted after al. aW sth September, at twelve o'clock at noon of the saint ( l a y, neither will any Fender be noticed unless the Parry making it, or an Ag.att in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREIV, Steretory. Ws Royal I thoese the Pa iticE Reciter tag appol-pe I. l eutenartt-General II AM MONO to the office of Chief rquert y to Ids Royal Highties*, ut the room of Sir BENJAMIN ilLOt•att LL i :J. OC rAVO EDITION OF 1. 4 %.1.1..1. ROOKH. y was puhlish t d. (Th ir d Editiu), in Octavo, price 14a. l ALLA R00K.1 4 , ail Orien , al Romance,— By IHOMAS MOORE, F. Prima for Longman, Hurcr, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater. no3te.r-row.—Also, jrr. pubbshvd, In rro. prier Its. Itbit.trationt of t h e Poem, enrravcd by Clarks Heath, from Painttngs by R. %Vestal!, k.A. A few each may he had in Q.iartn. BANKRUPTS. • John Wins, of the rtesti of Emminston, f/t fordshire, dealer and ehapman, to surrender Septrmher 9, in, and Octaer 7, ac vol, at the Ro , 4lo:ek Inn, ret•tvotth. Att , enicA, Mr. Cralt , , High Wyeomb", or Mr. Crafts, jun. di, 1 1 ,111eritsee-, Portland y! ire, Looli.o. Evan Trel.arce, W%tte.! Lland.kry, earrnartl , etchl,-.., deskr oid chartist., Svptember tti !Land October. 7, at elev , :n at the WM... Lion n. Attorrii,., Mr. WI I.a:u PI ire, 1. Lii.cAtei ;or Mr Davit William Ste,ibtasar. Catmirtlom. l'inun•s Betts, of Hinduras•strets, 0' Lstrtet, reettif l l.t 7 . distiller, dealer and chapinal, Sept. 8, a s r, id October 7, twele?, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintners H.. 11, Upper A•reet. /An Dauneey, of BaLtonbary, (7 0M"ffet, cattl "-dealer, Sept. fe, fd, gni October 7, at t•in. at the White Hart Ism, Wells.-- Attornies, Mews Dre a n 1 Son, No. s'i, Lir , colc's Ins Field*, London ; or Mr. Welsh, Stimertnn, Some rset . Philip Osten Teck•ot and V: "Puckett, of Peva, vi? nl.. eels grocers, tlial.•rs and ch - pmen, A agitt sn , -eyt„ :tt:, October 7, at twelve, at the t.'nmoterc al Pont., Pr' .t. Misrules, Mr. Wi!liint 7 hneyson, 11, (: , ,y's Iiir•••• London, or Andrew Livett, jun. or W.Eiiin Blackw:l! .t, Robert laws, of (Whit, Er. consillre, Ironmonger, IrtLr itt I ehapman September 13 , 11, and Cclob.-r 7, a , c'ivrn, ,t dot King's Head Inn, Kutigto9. At •orni-s, cis. &kale, am 4 Banks, Kington • or Mr. B. Pugh, S; Btruard.street, Russell. square, Loads.. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL: FREEHOLD AT LIVERPOOL AND WAVEitTREE., LANCASHIRE. TO BE SOLD, In Two Lots, to the best Bidder, before ARE!, MOYSEY, Esq. Deputy Remembrances. of the Court of Ex chequer, on To VIDDAT, the 25th day of September next, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, at Seven o Clock in the Evening, pursuant to au Order of the said Court mad+ in a COUSIN lutituled " The King against Christopher Caru, s," A FREEHOLD CLOSE, situate at WAverteep, eontaineng Three Acres slid a Half of Land Of the large measure there used) or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mr. David Smith-as Ttnant thereof, at the rent of £25 per annum. AM Two Capital FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, situate on the south side of Dennisou-streer, in Liverpool, la the occupation of Mr. Bond, with three Houses at the back of the mime, and now Let together at #66. los. per annum. And also 'Ewe Freehold Houses situate in F.cclewstreet, Liverpool, now Let at Le per annum cid'. IaNNE AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. Ll'm -sit-wee an Order of the COMMITTEE t:f AIANAGEMENT of t' - c AFFAIRS and EIIiSINFSS of the c o mpany .1 PRO PRI E TOR • of the KENNE I . and AVON CANAL. NAVIGA I lON, we do hereby give Ntrice, That a Special Meetinz or the PROPRIE FORS of SHAVES in the , a ;,l ;,..seigaf,on ontl he held at the City of London Tavern, Bi4htvgate-street, London, on Wedne,iday, the itith day ota Scotneber, Ist 7, at Eleven u'Clock in the Forenoon, to consider Ind 4r ermine ou the propriety of setting apart, under flirt. autho rity 3ii Act of tke Fifty-third Year of the Reign of his present Tilaje,ty, in lies of a D v:dend in the present year, each sons of blowy in part of the Income of the said Company, for the yea r eatiina !hr 41:n :lay ut Iklay la r, as the said Mee , ing shall direct, to he piaceT at the disposal of the said Committee of Nlanage. own as a t , inkieg Fond (subject to an account to be rendered annualq) mnd to he by them invested on Government Securities for the purpose of pure.a,ing Shares In the said Canal under such Rf-c,u at as may be hereafter agreed upon by the said Cona n:ht.,•. WARD and MERRIMAN, Mariborough, Aug. Srm, 1817. Pricipal Clerks. 'this day was publis►ed, By W. CLairx and Sows, Portugalmoraer. Lincoln's Inn. in a Pocket •iae, price Cs. including the New Game Preservation 91H - E GAME LAWS ; being a comprehensive 1 and familiar Treatise upon that subject • comprising all the Statutes and Resolutions of the Courts relar log to Deer, Hares, Rahits, Pheasants, Partridges, Grouse, Snipes, Fisb, and other Objects of Sport ; together with the Qahfiatioss brf Fame and Certificate fur killing Game; the Appointment and Authority*, a Game keeper; tie Mode of recovering Penalties wider the Game Laws ; the Lair concerning Trespass la the pursuit of MIMI; and the Gen.ral Law relying to Dogs. New Eason, corrected and enlarged, including the new Acts to 57 Gee. lil. Part:mil:lra tray be Iss6 (`rata.) at the Place of Sale; at the Lamb Init. Wavertree; at the Office of Messrs. Ptlklevon and Sons, Solicitors, Preston; of Messrs. Meggi-ons and Poole, Soli eitors, Hatton-Garden, Landau; and at the Office of the said Deputy Remembraneer, In the Exchequer Office, inner Temple, Loudest. CARABOO. PLAYING CARth WITH COLOURED BACKS. riIHIS Improved Article, warranted without Cot t ton in Its eetepesition, Is only to be had of TIIOMAi CREsIVICIC, No. 16 61sloiter- sheet, 'now-bili, London. The price of the best supe r White Moguls, 425. per dozen; super fine Coloured Moguls only "r dozes higher ; fine Harry, 4os. Highlanders 36e. per dotea...- W.ed Bath Writing Paper, which takes the Ink heel/ without the greasy mutate so much com plained of in Hot-pressed Paper. The words PLAYING; CARDS on the front of the House. In a few days will be published, price se. A\ NARRATIVE 01 a SINGULAR IMPOSI a. TION, practised upon the benevolence of a Lady residing In the vicinity of the City of Bristol, by a young walla of the name of Mary Wilcox, alias Baker, alias Bakerstendhz, alias Cambia, Princess of Javan'. - - THE CAT AND THE BOOT; or an IMPROVEMEN r UPON MIRRORS. As I one morning shaving sat, For dinner time preparing, A dreadful howling from the Cat Set ad the room a staring ! Sudden I turn'il—beheld a scene I could nut but delight in, For In my Bows, so bright and clean, The Cat her face was fighting. Bright w•as the Boot—its surface fair, In lustre nothing lacking; I never saw one half so clear, Except by Wasasses BLACKINCIe (WARRIN ! that name shall last as long , As beatts and belles shall dash oa, Immortalized in every bong 'llaat chants the praise ut Fashion I • • For, oh 1 without. his BLACKING. all • A tempt• we may abolish To raise upon our boots at all The least of jet or polish.) Surpried it► br:itiancy I sleeted With silent ainsiralion; The glass that on the table stool Wax'd dimly on ita station. I took the boot, the glass displaed„ For soon I was aware The latter only was disgraed Whene'er the boot was near. And quickly formal t-a. I could shave Much better by Its bloom, Than any mirror that I have Within my drawing room. And since that time I've often smith To th►nk how puss was frighten'd, When at the boot she tugg'd aid mall By WAaasN's BLACCINO brightened. • 'lip shove truly inestimable BLACKING is preptand by ah d /I / I ‘ee z &Pi, No. SO, STRAND, LONDON. And sal by most Bout-makers, Grocers. honmongera, Brush =stets i Perfumers, ice in every Towns in the Kingdom, in moue brsttles, 6d. 10d. and Is 641. tack. N B Ask for {Paiute's Blacking. REAL JAPAN SLACKING, MADE BY RICHARD 'IURNER, 114, LONDON-ROAD. THE Proprietor t't this, BlAcking di.clAirtia all the 1 Arts of Puffing—the merits of the Article are too well known to nred it. He inertly refers to his List of Agents, and confidently adopts the motto of the immortal Nelson— " Paimam qui meruit ferat." " Let him bear t►e palm who has deserved It." The Admirers of this Composition are requested to ask for TURNER'S BLACKING. sold In Stolle Bottles, at 6d. Is. and ltd. each. AOINTS AT RATU. P.• (ye, Market-place Cook, Wideomb Rstige Cox, George-street Ferbraebe Collet, Bond-street-bp. Hacker Watts, New Boed•street Jenkings Simpson, Green-.trePt Ashley, Pond-street Williams, Abbey-street Could, Milsom-street Bones, Gay-street Caner, Union street . Mucketwin, Morford-place Barrow, Westgate -street Arnold, Northumberland-place Moore, Uuson.street Atha, St. Jamesk-street Woodroff Milioln-street Vickery, Guinea-lane Mitchell, York .street Chubb, Edward-street Dittoed Dealy &Co. Union-street Bartlett, Horse-street .1. Price, I.ondon-terrace Mather, Trins.bridge Wekk, Weetptostreet Hennlcy, ditto i Durham, Ditto Deane, Westgate-street Slim ring, Ditto Cortland, Corn-street Skrine, Gloucester-street Keys, New Bond-street Andrews, Broad-street Birt, Witicomb, Long, Ditto Poor, Mnrfnrd-street traits, Ditto Sinclair, Walcot-buildings Basis, Belvidere Stephen Taylor, Hall street Upham, Lansdown-road Cartney Bligh, Horse-st. Vincent, Monmouth-street Collard, ditto leeerkr, Horse-street Skinner, ditto Xlogstoo, Mount-pleasant Cooper, Bridge-street i etasley, Cornwell-buildings Fairhurst, New Bond-st. bgs. Hunt, Walton Hitchcock, Horse-street Pearce, London-terrace rraneiss, Stall-greet Howe, Ditto Baylis, Stall-street Atkinson, Quiet-street Howe, Kinprvsead-street Clark, St. Margaret's-bill Harw ood, ditto Offer, Puheney-bridge Keene, ditto Holland, Ditto Matthews, Lensdovrts-road Hunt, Ditto Cruttwell printer Bross 15 1 Pierrepont.street Rob. Thunder, St. James's Merchant, 10, Waleot-street parade Bood, Union.passage F. Renner, 10, York-street t' Shopkeepers supplied with this inestimable Japan Black 113g, through the znediunt of the wholesale houses, or by applyiec to the Manufactory. c:i°24‘ . l N 0.114, London-road, Southwark. DL 11. Mk for Tvarisu's ldfig. Ulestritad with TWO PORTRAITS. Engraved from Draw ings by E. BIRD, Esq. R.A. and Mr. BRAN WHI TR. Qui vok deelpi deeigiatur. Printed by J. M. Ouch, IS, Sn.sl.-street, Bristol ; and pub. Imbed by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pazeraoster row, Landes; and 'sol4 by all Bookseliars in Bristol, Bath, and Choltanbaos. WHITAKER'S ABRIDGMENT OF UNIVERSAL HISTORY. This day was published, iu Four 4to. Volumes, pries Ss. A N ABRIDGMENT •ut UNIVERSAL HIS TORY,, commencing with ills Crearier ' and carded down to the Peace of Paris in MS, in which the Descent of all Na tions tram their contnion Ancestor is traced, the Course of Cols. utsarion i. marked, the Progres. of the Arts and *depots noticed, and the whole story of Madam' is , reviewed, as connected with the sacral Government of the World, and the revealed therms , nen. By the Rev. E. W. WHITAKER, Rector 61 St. Mddred's, Canterbury. Sold by F. C. and J. Itivingtol, No. 42, St. Faure Church. yard; and riatcliard; Piccadilly. "I his Work may still be had in Twesisposte Parts, at Its. sash, eith,r Monthly or Weekly, at the option a the Purchases'. JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. ESSENCg is a safe, effectual, and pleasant 1. remedy in FLatulencies, Gouty and ChoUcy Paha In the stomach and bowels, indigestion, hysterics, nausea attendant on pregnancy, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric heat. want of appetite, injurivs from Inclement weather, and in the spasmodic affection of the stomach and bowels, so common to infants, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable uquisition.—Essence of Peppermint is so well known as a valuable'Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertisement is to guard purchasers spins; the numerous coup. rerfeits, which are prepared by Druggists, fcc. The only cau tion J. P. Heath can give Is, to see that " J. P. Heath, Notting ham," is engraved on the Uovernment stamp. Price 2s. Pd. and Is. ted.--Seld by E. Edwards (Agent to Heath) 66, St. Paul's Ckureb.yard ; and also by Sanger, Oxford. street; 'Putt, Exchange; Ward, Melba's. DIXON'S ANTI3II.IOUS PILLS. VITIATED BILE is the Iruitful source of all thew disorders which act on the Stomach sod Bowels, oecadoohig Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Headaches, Slams, and a variety of other affections, the items of a disordered action of the fiver and !Hilary Organs. Pills unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful ; and requiring 114 restraint or conineuntat during their use, are in particular a most valeabie sad convenient Medicine for Gentlemen of the Army or Navy, and Travellers. In tropical climates where the consequences of redundant and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an effectual protection front those evils.—They are likewise peculiarly calculated to cor rect disorders arishig from excesses of the table, and to restore the injured tone et the stomach. Sold in boxes at 4. sd. 61. I is. and 435. (by Appointment) by R. BUT:. ta and Sows, Chemists, Nos 4;Cheapside i corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Sanger, 150 , Orford - street; Shuttlewonh, opposite the East-India House, Leadenhall-street ; Wright and Co. No. SW; 144 h-street, Borough; and by the principal Doak sellers end Druggists Us every City and Town in the Kingdom. DAI'KONIZ ED by their Royal Highnesses the 1 Princess of Wale, Duchess of Yotk, and Duke of Sussex ; his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Rissoles, his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick, his Excelleney the Duke del Infantado, by their especial authority. ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL Its virtues composed of Vegetable Ingredients from the bland of Macassar, in the East %dies, are unprecedented fur preventing the hair biting off or turning grey to the latest period of life; strengthens the weakest bal., and produces rluxurianr growth on the baldest places ; alto an inamhable natural owl, which It preserves la damp weather, &c. produces whiskers, eyebrows, dm —lt la perfsedy Innocent, and may with safety be applied to the youngest infant. Rowland's Traub* on the Hair inclosed with each genuine bottle. Price 3s. 6d. tOs. 6d. and Al is. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, Which Immediately and effectually changes Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a permanent and glossy Brown or Meek, imitating the exact natural I:Near—washing makes this Dye more durable. his perfectly innocent, and Ladies or Gen tlemen may dye their Hair with lam and Seamy. Price 41. 71.6 d. and ens. 6d. and One Guinea per Bettie. add wholesale, retail, and fur exportation, by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Sow, Cornier of Ririy-street, the Erse L umping on the right in Hatton Garden, Hatboro, London ; and Tby appointment, by Messrs. Heidrich Titchborne-stnet ; Mr. Sorb, 117, and Gainsaid Peirce, 17, New Boodmmet ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspubetreet ; Newbery and Sons, 45, Edwards, 66, Bt. Paul's Clutich yard t Herr?, 17, J•bastim 15, Greek street ; sad by ali Perham and Meddles Vende rs throughout Caution.—Ask for Rowhed's Oil, or Romberg Dye, and ob serve that each genuine bode of the above articles are slinedlem the outside label in red Ink," A.R./Mind and Sae Al Mists are Countirriehs. • Also may be bad, an Inteseitlng lemon sties miriestiStructure of the Human Hair, Flee ss. Vodka* to her Royal Higlusess `lke ribose CberieSse et Wales and Sou Coboorg. Playing Cards for Exportation free of Duty. BY HIS MAIEiTY'S ROYAL. LarrEßs P sTEN T. JME ITALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR • BRUSHES, for all hinds of Uses. The tnivenal recep tion and unbounded Patronage (beyond all parallel) given to thew New Invented Brushes, by all ranks in Society, is a wonderful Instance of their excellence over every ether Implement for Cleansing the Head from scurf, thereby strengthening, beautify. lug, and promoting the growth of the Hair. As Horse Brushes, they are approved and recommended by Professor Colman They are alike esteemed to all kinds of personal Uses, and for all Domestic Purposes, wherein a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and combine economy with expedition. They are also of the greatest consequence for Manufac ure and Machifiery, and are big .Iy appreciated by a number of the first Artisans in the Country; the superiority of the Patent Brushea is so great, that (In comparison) all others are wholly useless, as will be proved on trial. Patent Brushes ur.warranted free from whale bag. or any adulteration, and at the same price as geouine Brushes het et. doe ma&. To be had retailed the PATENTEE. No. SS, Quay MART .L.11•11.111111t-STRIZT, POI:LAUD PLACt. and at SW, OXFORD iresZT; and all respectable venders of Brushes In the United Kingdom. Some fraudulent Shopkeepers baying formed on the Public, both in price and quality, by selling spurious Brushes, please to ask for ME ICALIFE'S PA TEN I' BRUSHES. and see that each Brush has the Pa enters Stamp impressed on it— " Marcttre i PATtNTta," with the Royal Insignia. Whole sale Orders to be addressed to METCALFI and KENT, 49, Dean-street, Soho; or T. G. Kent, Poultry, London. DROPSY. MR. LUXMOORE, of Slathampton Buildings, Holborn, London, (formerly Surgeon at Uxbridge), ac. quatnts the Public that he continues to attend Patients in the di& fermi species of this Disorder, in teen and Country. Amongst' the numerous Cameo( dos Diwase (Including Dropsy In the Chest, and that peculiar to Females) which have been cured by his me thod of treatment, many Were complicated with dimmed Livers, amity Habits, Ste. and several, atter having been tapped. N.S. No Letters, unless post paid, will be received. So his Address to Hydropic Patterns, and Appendix of Cases. Sold by Highly, Fleet-street. The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the Country, .has induced T. Batt to repeat it in the present. The under-mentioned Tickets are reserved for such persons as may order thew, and as the-cum bers last advertised were apprnted by many person■ residing in London. it has been thought advisable, for the con►enience of the Public, to have part at the West, and part at the East end of the Town.— The following may be had at No. 4, CORNIIILL, either in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sizteenths No. 609 N 0.1122 I No. 394 No. 428 No. 565 1,717 2,306 2,410 2,484 319 1,544 1,703 1,71' 5 1,7112 2,:'73 1,357 1,190 I 1,3::0 I,ntle 1,701 2,461 1,138 1,194 1,371 1,483 The tollowing may be had at No. 9, eliaring•Cross, either in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths: No. Hi No. 2,070 Na 4:2 No. 2,967 No. 427 233 I 1,672 316 1,04 1,496 1 1 1,742 I 3,372 430 1,469 I 1,1411 2,653 2,739 eel 0,124 1,481: The present Lottery consists of 5,800 Tickets, Two Tichets of each Mother. the Scheme contains Two Prizes of 1e20,000, and various other Capitals, all of which Ire Staling Money, (a: the Lottery dr: sot cos• eer Stoch Prize:.) whole will be drawn 10th of MIXT MONTII (Septt•mber.) 1.1 a former Lottery, some of the advertised Numbers proved part of the numerous Capitals sold by &Nu, which in the last, as has been usual in almost every plea ding Lottery, exceeded in number and amount those sold by any other Otfice-keeper.—T. Butt has re served a few duplicate Tickets for those persons who wish to have Two of a Number, by which arrange ment, if the purchaser is fortunate enough to get one 420,000, be is sure to get the other.—The following may be bad at Combat 140.2,201 2.002 2,002 2.001 11 1 5 0 1 2,805 AT CHAR:NO-2RO= : --- -------- ------ - lb. grein 2.104 2,799 NM . f.,804 2,799 PRESENT PRICE: TICIN • - £l9 10 0 410 90 I Eighth - Al 13 Quarter - 3 'Sixteenth - 1 7 0 Lenin (post-paid) duly auswered. Sept. 17, J. P. H Hagelorn, Oil Brad street, no ;Yon!, at twelve. Sept. 16, J. Herrison, London, merclmo, a! e:t wept 17, r. Coward, !lath, linen draper, at one. October :4), K. Collins, Strand, jeweller, at tea Sept. 16.'1' Vuunght &bind lad E. Walker, Newgate street, war. houseman, at two. Sept vo,W. Piper, Hammersmith, barge builder, at one. October t 1 , kneel Farthinp, St. Juhn's street, victualler, at °Le. Sept IC, 1 . . Graf and I. Lever, Newate street, worsted trimming manul.cturcr, at two. Sept. 16, H. Higgiusou, Elasbury-square, merchant, at two. Sept. 16, B. Lewin, Illsbupegste-streer,Oveller, at two. Sept. 16, R. Move, Sloane.stteet, carpenter, at two. &pt. IC, J. Coop:r, Cal I . 011, Litscultakire, horse dealer, at tw "ept. J. edwards, Clare street, Clare market, eilverstottb, at • war. 16,1. Cunningham, Market street, Bedfordshire, corn-dealer, ;it two. Ser. 16,'r. Herbert, liauway- street, haberdasher, a t ten . Sept. IG„ G. Ulrich, Croyd on, baker, at two. Sir. 16. R. Pete hove, Falmouth, mercer, ar two. Sept. IG, C. Martin, Aix-tibiae vey, Breoataldre, innkeeper, at two. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. Sept. 16, R. Clarke, East Derchasn, . innkeeper, u eleven, al the White Swan, St. Peter's of Maticroft, Norwich. Sept. t 5, E. Brown and T Hindle, Blackburn, :notes, at eleven, at the New Inn, Blackburn. Sept. Is, W Wool, Monythudogne, grocer, at one, at the Cinnatercial Roams, Sept. iti, 1. Newnum, Portslade, bre Nee, at one, at the Nt.w Sblp, Brighton. Sept. 19, G. Macho'', :the Sell, silver-plater, at twelve, at the *rewire Inn, Sheffield. Sept. le , I. Grafton, Liverpool, ear. dealer, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Clements and Co. Ac. c.,utitasits, Liverpool. Stpe. 19, C. Grirs•ead and J. Lanham, Horsham, bankers, at ten, at the White 11. rte, Steynlog. CERTIFICATES—Fen. 16. F. B. Bland, Torkingto:t, callco-printer. J. Sh.mvin, iron.foooder. li. ecurne, Lurdent, earths.nmart-nionu:,..tnrzr. saamloroan, Act. 14.0 upon-the-Wats, 'arrne:. FRAUDCrLENT EUTAW. The practice exposed in thi.f. , l! nwinl Extinct from' the Evidence given by s. IV. Stviati, E.g. be fore the Cummitiee of the House of Commons on the Bankrupt Laws, is so deeply injurious to the in terests of the lai: trader, and at the same time so extensively prevalent, and as things are pursaied with so many chances ut success, that it cannot be niadn too generally known : se With respect to (rails that are practiced by tra ders. I can mention a case which came within my own knowledge involving the most impitrtant conse lquences to the fair trader and the manufacturer, and by which specks cf fraud, more mischief, I believe, has been done to the ti Ade of the city of London tha-t by any other; I speak partiettl arty of the Manchester trade, in which I have had considerable experience. What I allude to is, that traders and shippers, eiths.r in failing circumstance; or with a fraudulent intent, go into the market and perchase goods on credit for the express purpose of selling them again immediately afterwards at a great Ims, or consigning them abroad, not with a view to profit, but with power of sale, and for the mere purpose of raising money. This prac tice is continue:l until they can get credit no longer, and then they become bankrupt, or compound with their creditors. The loss is so great on the sales made here and on the sales abroad, that tlsobe persons who happen to be creditors at the time of the failure get little or n:rthin z r, though the first cet of creditors may have been paid. The parte.; contrive to make their payments in the odtsct vei y by means of forced sales, and thereby they gain a credit to a very cousidnable extent, with fresh houses, urn the good r. port of thrice who first trust them. Many persons, I b e l i eve, ar e to hr. htin;,l t.. 11 m:ike those purchases with a knowledge sal th.• iwolvent state of the trader, and with a knowledge that the goods have just been purchased front the ntahnfactiner at the market price. this I conceive to t.e fr:tml, and we!: a fraud h [34 ought to e visi...,i some punishm l e t n h t in o k ri , t t h ( return e, bankrupt. Tile party tr,.:;:ing the punch , se with a knowledge o o f o tithes. or i t e in ir i.: l t a r i i r ic v e d s iu ought, . .13y this fraudu lent conduct the goods bought at a haw rate are yen dud in this country, and upon the continent, as 1 am in- Wined, at 5..7h prices that it is almost impossible !or the trader to sell hit goods. The manufacturer i s enc:luntered in the minket by the very go kis, at a l ow it^, which he has just sold E the itharket price, but seiads were immediately re vdd at a great loss, and thz. fieriest retail shopkeeper aid his famile r.rir often ruined by being undersold by cheap shops, which are supplied with goods by tlioe who have bought them Ito n the fraudulent trader. In theme which came within my own knowledge, a trader sold, in about 14 months, from 51) to Jet , o,oon v;oith of goods, immediately after they were bought. to one house in the same line of bus;ness, At a loss of £lO,OOO and upwards, and their loss constituted a great part of the trati;:e= dioie:recy at t!•..etirne of his batik.' upte) ." • This day was pubi.lied, is evo. price ins. boards, By W. CLAIItt and 'ions, I .aw Booksellers, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn, A TREATISE on the GAME LAWS; in bleb it is hilly proved, that, except in particular Cases, Came I. now, and has a,wsl•s been, by the Law of Enfland, the pi cittrty of the Occupier of the Land upon which it is found and taken. With Alterations suggested for the improvement of the' System. By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, of Grey's lon, Esq. Barrisut at Law, Prot,sor of the laws of lloghusd, and Chief' Justice of the Isle of Ely.