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MQ : i'MBER 10. L/J 8 213!.. cDER TIIE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGS OF HIS MAJESTY. .ISSAGE BETWEEN BRIGHTON AND HAVRE. TRIZ`TOP4III6A QP•11194,2, . . • This day lin ptadjalooti, BVo.price grin PIUNCLPLES orMEDMillt; on tlfe Pia; of the BACONIAN PRILOSOPUY, Volesio RM. on Foam' and berwaxamnr Dminafila, By It. D. HAIIrLTOI4I. .Printed for T. sit/ Q thderwird, Se, Fleet.atanet. ' ,,, 3 '4 , .. .FY 7 1 116161T1M AIitU4IWENTIL -•-- • I vt j echm ai 111111 0: n One hemdmase VoL ri ce ' a- a in kart ' s ' • QCIENTIFIC AMUSEMENTS in PHILOSOPHY . and.StATIPPIATICS, Pneunsatits4 together wick =Mem to Visions bratfejta of Sclidce. city, wind, cal-' culated aliens an agreeable and improving etc Heater dminind. -Baked by the Rev. W. ENFIELD, I.A.A " This h a betatrons which much amilierrianinmy be obtained, but so *Wady is k conetructed, that it lebnpleadbla to gels amusement witbaut gaining instruction aho." , • i London : Printed for A. K. Neinn a t and:Co. Ansplin and Marshall; T. Tegg ; also GM& and Co.'enagow. • . PRicy. SEv N - PENCR. DE-GB --- ACB. • 'LIE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are re , ‘pectfully %formed, that the beautiful Steam Packet IST, will commence running from Brighton to Havre, t h e I of May, FROM SATURDAY . iviaiirs GAZETIZ ''' (it: lltaletri• oodles that the 111* amenttabht ChasissWae. Ids Wiliasti leyots and the 11/00t Missoirible Willessf Fressantie; twee bees more of Ids Majesty's Meet / privy Cotataitband also the swiarisOss of .theitight Honest. abl e ;Robot Peels ate of his D pa r rritidipal &eremite Of &au/. It also ealttainii the a ci Wen , {catkin Williattis Wigs, It* to tis his • &Mil , to the Swiss Costars} • • BANKRUPTCY =LA RONA • . . Jabs Li Cambridge, Laramie, trots Sammert 9to March 9, ot elms, at the 'Hasp liven+, Cesebridte: BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDBD. Cosfer, Liverpool, draper. 'IOW v,.el is coppered, copper fastened, 130 feet on the deck, 0.4 j beam ; makes up 65 beds in the cabin ; schooner re d ; propelled by two Engines, each of forty horse power; lis universally arAnowledged to be one of the finest Steam C4el3 afloat. This day'vras Neatly priuted hi foolscap 3.0. plea Ts. ITALY, A POEM-PART THE FIRST.— Contents :—The'Lale of Geneva The Great Sc. Bernard— The Deseent—Jurasse--Margaret de Tours—The Alps—Como —Bergamo--Italy—Veniee--Loigt—su m ar k' s pl ace —m p g Brides of Venice—Foscari--ArquS—Ginevri—Flor,Oce—ata Gars's. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 13roern, London. A. .tr.r.sw, 24, East-street, Brigbton, will afford any in n:l:ion required. few Shares in the above Vessel on Sale.—Application to made as abnre ; to hles•rs. Hall, West, and Browne, or scrt. `Signey, Stanford, and Co. Bankers, Brighton ; Messrs. es, Lloyd, and Co. ; T4Tessrs. Masterman and Co. Bankers; Messrs. William Walker and Co. 5, Old Broad-street, don. .• ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TIY Por tbeSALE of IRISH LINEN, by Ai` Price, No. 4, to theßoutit &MK Ridlah. its tee Top el St?pl .1 1111 45 • VOSit"filitS li' M gl 4 6 a• annoittico blithe Pub,* that theabwie ESTA RL IS H SIENTIo Ms COUNTRY, to supply the Nobility, Oentiy. dse. P, RANTED OR BLEACH ED LINE Sheets, if litibost E+rlt.aid Mew. eta prlai tban they ran be proeuwil ttltbugb Wrf9Ssr t ergage to remelt the purcSase!money e should any t - . appear Good Irish Bills, and sink of Ireland .Notes,"taken, as usual.— Country and Town Orderspemetuaily attended to. • ..• i °3 1". "a"j• ,ANK 111.. • 'WENTX EAR. Mal*Mak *Not moony, gabs, Ottratomotottoror, to i Pio«, /Alto ib , • scot ointoolhirtosers. ooctiotot I. lidasldansti. • . - . d•diceturf of ii......, _ ,.... if Sudwooto, lissiag- . • • • • linVl l ia ? " 1": :4 . , 1... •.'• ' . .1 :A tl i Plawst. --411111. 7, sod . • . ..• • . . i l ,„ l ... NY •L be g l . sia leli y," * 4 .1 • 1 -1- di ' as ilki Midi groven, eta*. Masirsdis, '''''w....__ h "' r '' ' i td UMW Doisissipe...Rsd Idassalan; •M. Irdsdi, ClPlnikne, " • NostlrEtrtes, Public,' with WA It ; 'Plana Vtiodwar7Sidaratar. of • .6 4 aid /R hl y Shirt ' a " ' ialltAlitalt eitval, tit Me 'Once Mr. '6* Coesktorrabbybowel • ._ , AlsasWes t Ide4srs. Wee ad barn ; ; saptarbsildap Mr medium : Aryans; cv A i r. swam, Br o i .,_ lr „_ aid any fauk appev.— _ —l""` .., -- - CARROLL has the honour of soliciting the r. Public attention to the Scheme of the New Year's :cry, which he feels confident will be deemed worthy of a ir...Ance of that patronage which was bestowed on the last :erv—a patronage most grateful to his feelings, as it sionftiti flat his attention, as Contractor, to the Public wishes was lowledgud and approved. his Scheme, like the last, contains only Money Prizes— out ('lasses—and with less than Two Blanks to a Priv...— Sas the advantage of possessing doidde Ike stunslwr e includbg This day was plata:died, • In !Cm°. price 7s. ed. boards, the Second Edition, corrected and impmved, of rriiE GARDENER'S RENIESIBRANCER t ex -11 hihiting the Nature of Vegetable_ Life and the Effects of Vegetation ; and containing Practical Methods of Gardeaing, Loth - in the natural Way, and in the artificial forcing Scheme; adapted either to small or large Gardens, and to . every Climate and Soil. To which is now added, the Cultism of the Cucum ber,.the Plan of a lately-invented Brick Flame for forcing Fruiti, Flowers, and esculent Vegetables, without the Influ ence of Fire-heat ; and on the Management of Timber Trees. By JAMES MACPIIAIL. . Upwards of Tvitenry Years Gardener and Steward to the late Kiri of Liverpool. • Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme; and Brown, London Jacob King; Great Yerdhaus, &set, linen-diaper, January 26, February 9, and March 2, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupt; Sauhrghalitstreet. Afton**, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, 'Corissa-asert, Gmeedurreh-street. Michael Metcalf, Brunswick-place, City-road, merchant... January 29, February 2, atel March. 2, at twelve, at the Court of Com missionersof 11nkrwirt, Blifugliall- sh eet. Anoraks; Mesa". Alfiston and Hundlebyz Freeman . ..emir*, -Camila Edward Jenkins, Picketstorie, Glarnorganshire, miller, February 4,3, and March 2, at eleiren; atlhe Bear lan, Cowbridge. Attornies, Mr. Gregory, Cleinerstii Inn'; or Mr. Bassett, Bouvilston Giambrranshite: John WhitbOurn, Brook-Street; Holborn, amen. January 22, February 9, and March 11',"ae one, at the Court of Commie sinners of Bankrupts, Basingtrall4treet." Anomie', Messrs. Shepherd• and l'aeey,• Barthnes-buiklings, Holborn. John Pi*, Fenchtercls-street, merchant, January 26, 29, and March 2, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinghalfistreet. Anomie', Messrs. Lowden a nd }fritter; Clement'* Inn; James Armen, late 'of Church-row;, London, merchant, January 22, February 2, and March 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, / 3 ;idnghaU-sfreet. Attornies, - Messrs: Sweet' and Co. Basinghall-street. George Smeeton, St. Martin's-lane, printer, January 22, and February 2, at-ten, and March 2, it one, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-stre;t. Attornies, Messrs. ' Davies, Lothbury. Tbentas Rutledge, Liverpool, broker, February IS, 14, and March 2; at one, anise George Inn, Dale-street, Liv e rp oo l. Anomie', Mr. Lowten, Lansdown-place, Brunswick-square; or hit. Leltester, Dale street, Liverpool. George Winter, Norfolk -street, Strand, merchant, January 24. at eleven,- February 2, And March 2, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingitaft-street. Attorney, Mr. Llewellyn, Noble -street, Cheapside. Thomas Girlden, sen. and jun. Princes-square, St. George's in the East currier*, January 96; February 2, an d M arch 2, at elevet:,•at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ba singlsall-atreet..• Anomie', Messrs. Vizard and Blower, Lin coln's-Inn-held* ; or Messrs. Leman', BelstoL Joim Madirtyre, Liverpool, merchant, February 1,2, and March 2, at one, at the George lon, Dale-atreet, Liverpro'. Attor nies, Mr. Dante, Chancery-lane aor Mr. Crump, Livool. Edward Wilson, Strand, merchant, January 22, 29. and March 2, at one at the Court of Commissioners of Bankru,ns, Ba singhall-a;reet. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Surrey-street, Strand. Thomas Pownall, Handforth, Cheshire, minter, February 5, 6, and March 9, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Mulches ter. Attornies, Messrs. Wright and Cole, King's Bench.. walk, Temple; or Mr. Disunite, Manchester. Stephen Rawlinson, Bridge-pbce 3 Paddington, coal- merc h ant, January 26, February 16, and March 2, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall street. At torney, Mr. Carlon, High-street, Mary-!a-bonne. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING HA LY.-STREF.T. March 2,1. Welford, Broad-street, Rateliff, slopseller, at one. March 2, S. S. Robinson, J. Clarkson, and G. J. Parker, Clunge alley, merchants, at twelve. Feb. 9, J. Frew, late of Museum street, Bloomsbury, baker, at ten. Feb. 23, J. Arms.rong, North Warnborough, Hants, nurseryman, at eleven. Jan.. 26, C. 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TAYLOR and SON, Alt-misers of the Royal College of Surgeons att their House, No. P. New Bridge-otreet, in Boxes of only '2s. $l. each, duty h.cluted, r - N.B. Two back doors, and Eghts in the Passages at night.— They are also sold, by their appointment, with copious direc tions, at the Toy-shop, :05, Oxford-street; Mr. Disbocough's, No: '7, Fish-street-hM, opPosife Monpnien6 . 4tl bs one Person in every considerable Tows, iu Grtat Britain hit Ireland. Aaice gratis to Persons taking the above, or other of the Propristor's DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jan. '22, R. Percy and J. Force, Blandford-Forum, Dorset, auctioneers, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Wimborne-Min. step Feb. 11, E. /damford, late of Liverpool, silversmith, at one, at the George Inn, Dale•street, Liverpool. Feb. 21, J. and J. Webster, Wakefield, corn-factors, at eleven, at the Ses. sions-honse. WakefielsL Feb. 15, 11. Gilbert and W. Sanders, Brixham, Devon, merchants, at eleven, at the Black Lion Inn, lionlion Fsbruary 15, Thomas Underdown, late of Colyton, Devon, ironmonger, one, at at the Black Lion Inn, Honi ten Devonshire . Feb. 16, Robert , John, Ed war d , H annah, and Joseph Swaine, Halifax, merchants,, at ten, at the White Swan Inn, Halifax. Feb. il. R. Lovegrove, late of Arborfield, Berk', farmer, at arrive, at the Bear Inn, Reading. Feb. 19, J. M. GUI, Plymouth-Dock, linen draper, at eleven, at Weak_ ley Hotel, Plymouth-Dock. Feb. 15, W. Forbes, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Feb. 11, R. Wardell, late of Brighthelmstone, stable-keeper, at eleven, at the Prince Regent Hotel, Drighthelmstooe. Fkb. 11, W. H. Tollervey, late of Forties, brewer, at twelve, at the Fountain Inn, l'ortsmouth. CERTIFICATEK—Fsaaua av 9. W. Roddy, IlMingdon, farmer. W. Robson, Newcaule upon-Tyne, butcher. T. Gibson, jun. Liverpool, ship-bread baker. T. Colbeck, Fewston, Yoskshire, merchant. T. El liott Northampton , boot-manutacturer. J. J o h nson ; S cu k oatrs curulfactor. A.lliUar, Cardigan.place, Vauxhall.road, oilman' • DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Weatberley and Lant,.Chartham, Kent, paper-manufactu rers. A. and C. M. Jackson, Cannou-street, haberdashers.— Halimarke and Co. Long-acre, coach-ntakers. Wal)vyn and Thompson, Wood-street, . Cheaisidr, printers. &w art an d Smart, Berner's-street, Oxford-street, piann-forte-mikers. Law . . and Robinson, Spalding: Lincolnshire , .curriers. Brooke and Gillbe, Winchester-street, merchants. S. and A. Chapman, Bi shopweatmouth, tea-dealers. Brown and White, Hanley', Staf fordshire, manufacturers of earthenware. Jacklin and Williams, St. Dunstan's-hill, lightermen. Brealey and Woo Ham, Man chester, cotton-dealers. Hardie and Jackson, Manchester, fus tian-manufacturers. G. Allen, sen. and jun. 'Manchester, calm derers. Knapp and Co. Winchester, bankers. Heseiton and Rowntree ' Great Ayton, torkshire, oil-manufacturer s . 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