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. ~ ~_ P' ~'. %~ /~ innOept,f Nato .14,16 1 re *)f at . e• I_.--.4 ~-_, :Fit - - MON°. Y, OCTOMM 20, P 7 ! • E rz:vcar. : E"EN 3 OF NEXT NiONTH. J. etv EA? IG H r bop, .1, ::iy, the-write ouch. present ~on ce , • , r the mire it is tea • sed the Mote tr. mustbe ay. • d. 'I here ire atonst 1 TWO PRI7.FSI * O ONE BLANK, who adventure early stry become entitled to have ,i ; Neither Irma I*WIC altionieh drawn a Blank the it tow, proved Pi se ol i 0 0 0 the • a , • y• I I '3; re,' hi the East CONTRACT, when 'Ur SIVE 6r.t iwriodoerd this impro-eiitent. e pr. sent Lot ; c 11 -.,.es ONLY 7,109 NU Nl. l Elia, wo riches of each • aud, hi sides the ett .net. of many other Capitati o n wdl found o !Or. , ran,• curb es ti the sum o f £90,11(10 • rasitii-rs emit each Rain the sum of at siyino • pain the rteJiginus Han • 17.0e0t1 ~t 1. K V have the satii,faetion at,,, to not i ce it.... :I. '.• htc of TickPos sad Shams eolith:ties moderate, and . a i•vsyr a good varlet , at their old•ettahliiiiirtlOffict a, No. .7, Ortmtlih.l., linVhialtßZT. No 11, HI.L3 .111 i, sad i 4., tom ;Taiga'. SO;rfr the last iieoptio Ma e . a n d .1••• n et-re Capital', lure been rezently divided among the a I AIJI,U'IN IA tlt 60. CIIEAPiIDF. 'FOIE haiiitiur STOCK 4.,t1 vi , iet y of . ?..1 Mass Mess (the Prop-rty Gr distretied ht.toulActurer. Traeleenten, and when, w o are compelled by the heavy loc.; sore of the l'lntes to force an Immediate tnarke:: coostating o f event titarriptien of LINF.N aid WWl' .IPERY, 110! lERT. Sob CUT TABLE and DES -IERT bERVICF3. JEWELLERY, FANCY cAaiNe WARS, CU rI.ERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLACED Pct. &e. which are daily •- EIIHE COMMISSIONERS in a Commissicin . liankrupt, bearing date the fifth day of December, tat *wanted and tssuttt forth againe SAMI I E.I. HART, of tly mouth in flrenn, Merchant, Dealer, and Chapman, intend to meat at W.-Alley% 'Hotel. Fore street, Plymouth Dock, on Mon day, tom I wea:y s vent% day o: October Instant, at Fen .'Clock In the Forenoon, in order to proceed to the choice of a new Araigme or Asagnees nt the Estate and Effects of the said Sa: muel 'Hart, in the rnont and stead of Cie present Assignee. who has become - Bankrupt since leis election. DARKS. CHURCH, and DARKE, Chabe-re.lane. .met, at eleven. Nov- Joseph Wpm, DI fowl. eitte...lt.totr it 1. Nov. N. Robert ltd‘hratr, Feu Intlre. broker, at twelve. Nov. R. Eilwanl Curtis, Chiswick. totraron. a' 14eveti Noe. it, Thom. e Holmes lent llvrra . and l o 'l'l llavls English, at i.o Agcy. coachinaltosi at ,turn Nov tI. lames twctnenil. 'Adana street war. lions mai§ at rarrive. Noe. 0, Wna an , ' Charlos Las cat Rir-1,, Croat Qu.vii.strect, coach-makers. et 'level !dna. 99. ; !Wm Turnbull, 1.4t0 Fi.risrs, Robert Allen Crawford, .a•l David Shen., Broad erect, iv...rebates, at twelve. :tlov. as John ?nil David Bred*. of "twain court, ~As tuts, at twelve Vow. 1 I Charles Lewis Spica, Fre leekk Mlntl:teg, Go Itree Molti n g e : ..t Henry Author gytti. Lawrence Pountney m •erhasts, !waive. Nov. 17, Wm Cross, Worenter and 1 oinhard-strus, - , hanker, at eleven New B,Wora. Foveae, tle. Mart n's lane. eilerc.. smith, at eleven. N IS, John 'Crooke+, of Dellingden. Racks, dralev, at ten. Nov it isniet Sparks.' and Aaron Colas, Porte land stteet, coach make, at one. DIVID!ND3 to be made la the CO(DJ Nov. 11. Robert Cr.valey, Falmouth, ovrchaat, at eleven, at: the Royal Hutel, Fahniteth; Nov 10, laws Parry, Nantwkls, listen-draper, a• adore , . at the F tz, New. t, Robert Carter, of Moreton, d -al:r, at nee, at 'the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Nov la, James ?Moloch and Ridtard Stanley 'Atha's. or Br I4el. woollen-drapers. at 'tieing, at the CAmoserctal Rooms. Nov le. Jobs Moore, Covent, y. watrisca e-ntalrer. at eleven, at the Cattle Inn, Coventry. Nov. 10, John Wdd;i7 tits yeengez, Merideni whiter, at eleven, at the Cattle bin, Coven re. Nov. li, Thomas Chorge, f.tteis, merchant, at eleveo, at the Court house, 1.-eds. P 7, Was. A1l:o f :1.mb Milford, termer, at eleven, at the Red Liao. Pentsfract Nov It., John I hetet:. son and Thomas Lister, Manchester. rotten itinoerr, at clever, at the White Bear, Manchester. Nov. t ci, %VA% ('nscr, try, victualler, a eleven, at Castle lon, C.scn•ry. Nu, J•Out liolltniberry Stringer, Canterbury, woollen. trap-e, at eleven.. et the Guildhall, Canterbury. Nov. 11, Win. Pope, at W.:sib:lrv unon-Sevsrts,dealer in pig , . at eleven, at the Bear Imi,Nekvatu.ri. Nov 7, John Lawson, •heffield, draper, at civet!), at the Tin.nre Sheilleld. Nev. to. litohn Harwood, or Giusices•er, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms Wistol. CEKTIFICAI ES—Nov 1. Wm. Breeze, of liatiley, niter. bin. a I ancatter, of Whitlet Lower, woollen cloth mattufartur.r. bine. r, Liverounf, distiller. John Dauncey, Beltoitsbuty, rattle drat. r. I..hn 1)1:hy, Betgwonh, miller. Francis Will eke, Cross Art e:, leinator. merchant. Robert Plant, Sandford. Writs, cattle drake. Jan Graves, Liverpool, cotton broker. John Broornao, Matta - ;cont. man b rewer. James Nicht:A-, Leeds, bimkeeller. ON SAI.E BY AUCTION, By Mr. M 0.% I', At the City Austion Man.id. Cheapskle, continues in in!reasTng attraction to draw a crowded audience, whole conlifeitcr. fit 'he reepee•ahilky of the Eatablidimeto n highly listterinj to the Pro prietor, an.' imam his continuance of giving a full guarant.... of the reelection of all the Priperty that pains through his hAuti.. Sale every Day. at Twelve, and again in the Eveniii4, at Sever o'Clock. PLAYING CARDS WI I II COLOURED BACKS. Itnoroved Article...tate:toted without Cot / two in Its comptwation, is oniy to be bad of Tl-10MAq CRENWICK, No. 16, Skinner -street. gssow.tiiii, London. The prke of the best superfine White Moguls, els. per dozen; super. fine Colunred Moguls only ifs per &Ivo b'glier ; fine Harry, 4'w. See. per dnacu. Rolle.l Bvh Writing Paper, which takes iGe Ink freely without the remy surface so much coin. plai.ird of in Hot pren.ti Paper. ltin wurils PLAYING CARDS on the remit of the Muse. flaying Card. for Espunatioe tree of Duty. E RCHA NTS, CAP l'A INS, PURSERS. an 1 1.1 Others having to *cod or take Abroad M.-.l.eines, are resp-ctfully i nformed, that the :Ole. of Dr. J4MtS'a FEVER POWDER and ANALIPEIC PILLS. (preparation , ' known and us-a in every put of the World). is *begets t withdrawn front Mears. Newbery. by Mr R. O. O. James, tole Proprietor and grandson of Dr. James, the Inventor, and .ram'erred by hint in Masers BU 1 . 1.E1t and Sone, Chemist* and Druggists, No. 4, Ckearsirle. owner of Sr. Paul's Church-yard, London. and No 14,8ackvilk street. Dublin; of whom only these invaluable Mr dicioey are incicirtorth to be procured, with the n‘ual allowance; as likewise .-very other genuine Patent or Proprietary Medicine, and Drugs and Chemicals of the best qualities, upon the must ad vantage ms terms. N.B. 'us. Family. and every description of Medicine Chests completely furnished with Medicines, Direcsionts, and evcry re quisite mitahk kw all climates. —. . ... . . .... . -- :speetitti till be published, in Fvur Vniumes, evo. (;LNER Al. d .()I. EJECTION f the STA- TurEe, waft Note. awl Oleorea . ious thereon; arreiged audios to the ainitibtratttin of the Lava. it. By W D. Of ANL 1:..q. Barrimer at-law. London: rris ...d for J B.llt ro orb and Son. Fleet street. Part i. (0 Nrson and enrp..ration‘. Part g Of real Estates. Part 3. of Perk.m..l Proper. y and Corr met% Part 4. Of Coen.* And Clad Pr. c-rdings. Past S . 0' CriMilial Law. Part 6. Of Waver.. rap e In .h. Officv of a Jun tee o Peace. FRAUD PR EVEN I'ED. frO counteract the many Attempts that are daily made to impose on sh: unwary a spurious composition in stead of the Genuine Blacking pre?ared by Day and' Martin, they ire induced to adopt a new Label. in which their address, 97, High H •Ibt.rn, 14 placed .4) conspicuodsly, that they trust an attention to this, and the detrence of 14 type, which is unlike all /ever-preys, will purchasers at once to detect din intimeition. The Arai Japan BLACKING, tna . 0 by DAY and MAR LIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold to Souks at. 6d. Is. and is. dd. sants, and a copy of the label kit with all Venders. DAY AND MAR riN 97, High Holborn I:aily in November, w it be published, tl..mhomety printed m three Volt. •kDEVILI.E. l'A .ss she SEVEN ( •N SA lUN Hi CEN URY in ENGLAND. Ly A\ it LI ‘M GODWIN. A n d wafer; of tbs. t nntam were bitter; and they said, rt thr wine of h br called Marah.—Hz •dits, Chip. xi% Pinti..r4b Printed lot Archibald Constable and Co. and °sewn shots, Kees. Orme and hlrown, I .nndon. J.‘MESN POWDER and ANALEPTIC .115 PILLS ootbiouv to be pi...pared and sold by F NEW EII R Y and Sena, Ni. IS. St. NA'. March yard, Loudon ; acd Dame-Puce. Dublin; by their Agent, J. Sanger, Nu. ISO, Oxford-Yrrext. After Mr. Newbery's Affidavit, which unequivectry proved his equal Aare in the property. al well as his possession ef the original recipes, under Dr. James's hand, for compnunding throe Medicines; ttie genuineness of which, to remove all possibility of &Übe, has been cents need by the sure tests of chemistry and experience. with the marked approbation ni some ino.t respectable public bridles, it must &early appear. that Mr. We,. fiery never was an ages, to Or. James and his family. any mere than they were agents to him ; and as an additional prose . rf any could be wanted of his being from the Deviating an thsential party in the concern, he may refer to an affidavit made by Dr. James himself, is counteract the designs ama • who pretenAtid that he had auiste.l him in the prrparatien of his powder. In rnit afSlavit, (which was publishe4 in all the papers its January, 1777), Ur. James deposed, " flat he never had employed this " 11121. (a Mr. hiawetj is an part of the process, a•id that be '' never had win* rd any person to be prescat at such proems, " but Mr. NIMIIIRT, and his son Robert Harcourt James." The proceeding, in Chancery wan instituted (as already stated) to compel the performance of the covenants entered into by Dr. James; and the Lord Chancalor, on thuolving the iejunctioa, observed, " l';•at he coosi.iered the remedy (or eeenrcing the " agreements to be a , law ; sad offered the amisiance of the Court " to place Mr. Nawbery in a situation to try the question, it re • quired;" owing, however, to she extraordinary conduct of Mr It. G. G. lames, Mr. Newbery felt it expedient to elector the ri. bt originally vested in him, of i neptly' '' . as well as v..niling these me mince.. FitA NCIS Nl3WBtitY Won't% RECENTLY PIIBLISHED, 4 AICIIIIIALO CONSrABLZ and Cn Eilinbargb.; and LONG , . tut fa, Ile . RELs, On ma and Snow ir. London. PI.E‘I I'S the 'Ur:IY .1i 1!le HU- Li MAN Mini) By Doesti -tewart, Beg R. Nib Land 3. &c. V. edirlON UV 140 boards. NiteinrolcAL FAIIATS. .dy in.palJ htewart, Esq. F. R. SS. I...acid I. t..totet.y Prn.rs,Jr t.t Moral Pitiletophy in the llsd reniry oft dinburgla, Yd ecktion, nv.. iss boards. Or. wits of NATIMAL Prisesoenv ; being Heads of Lee wet , I•Terrell to the Uolvor.i.y of Ishoberri. By loam Play • sir, F.itti L. and E. Professor of Natural Pbtiosepby Is the Net ertity ui Ediebergk. With plates :•econsi rwo Vols. w. pace ...beards .‘• Vol rear:nett-, prier int. tid. brava,. Et.rmasive I lleonaver anti PLANS I apeoneterretrotith Apyto ha, so I copious Notes and 111ustrenem. By John E. Prutts•or of Mathrnsaties m the Alniverstty of rthelough Third indium, improved and ebisrged foe isst FLANDERS MAIL. BRVSSELS, OCTOBER te. Lord,Ellenbornogh is srliveJ in this city. VIENNA, OCTOBER 4. Our manufactories, which have been in a state of stagnation for above a year, will be revived by the prohibition which the G•tvernmeat has Just laid sumo all goods proceeding from foreign manufactories, through the whole extent of the kingdom of Loan bardy and Vienna. of Tyr 'Land of Voralbeig ; a measure which must be or so much bei:effi to the rest. nufacturers of Austria give■ the greatest satisfactiott here. est. Paul's October 13, 1 817. • • Perebasers are nquested to ask for Dr. James's Powder sed.Analeptis Pdla. prepared by P. Newberg, and to observe mat hie name is engraved is tke stamps. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. If! ELtfa CUTS Of AGRIOULTUR•I6 CIIIEMI37IIIIr. In a Corny of I Will, f .r I . e Beard of .fig. •cultut.. ity air Humphrey Davy, I I.D. -coo,' l'Alificos. true vol. ever. With Swaying& Price : Nur li• A :111 red Of MIN IRAL•Ge• By Robin lames's, Pregame, . Nezlral History in the Unlovely of Edinburgh. Three mils. to. lite eacesid E.lidou. With ~amorous plates, illwrnithro at , r various CrystaJizat•ons that occur in the Mineral Kinirdolg of ilk Stpiettith er the Earth; stir ut tlhir Yana sad Bertitinre of Utganie Reniains which it conta;n4. 6tl.lseards. A TREATISE en the Ereival, Chemical, and Physkal Liman ter.. of Menem.. By Robert Jameson, Pro'ssenr ut Natural in the University of Edinburgh, ate. Seco..ti Union, Mo. 19s. boards. Mtere ALOCIC $.4 Nom Its.CLATVII, Ilphabrtleally arranged, with ti)INIPTIC ;41+:r. a. 'ha Chemical Analyses of Mineral& By llionrit •. I' R. , . non, a new &Blida, hoard* lls. Joint NAL of a It is DZIPICZ in INDIA. By Maria bratiant, Mo. ICusrat Entrrayioss. Second F.d.tiou, /I lis ed boards. LaTTCR I Of. INDIA. fly Marta Graham, Author of Journal of a Pes 'oleo is Inch. 14'11; Etching., and a Mar, Soo. 14s. Ma. War , 44$ y, a Naeall, If Oak 114:110. A new Edition, prise I.l:tardis GUT :14a Nig lING ; a Novel W. , the Xtoher DEO Wayerley." 3 solo lime. a new /atria. nee 41. 1& board'. 111 r ANTI2IIIIIIf ; a Nine& -By the Authoeof Winteflln and Cvy Ma..nenag." s Yoii. lAilini.ts new liditioo, 41.45. !surds Thr PAIAIII/1 of ColloaTial, a Poem. Second Edition. hohcap Ave, prier 91.boardt I his sallow may atop bis mask when he &aim, wiping bis name. whenever he chooses to dis close tr , among the few classical writers of this sailibling genera tion.'—Fahaburch Review; Feb. lot& Bowan of Seems, with mber_Peems, by the Xedier of °The rai&iise ut Coquetry.." Foolscap aloo.prics 76. boards. Tbr CITT of the PLAlllta, a Drafts& P. By lobo WS. ten, Auth o r of the Isle of Palms. Sensed Edition, Isassiooasslo printed he *vs. r;cr .6‘. 64 boards . - r 4, Kamm; of 1 artesian, • or, lie Vale Of Bib Jobs, hi 'Urn' C.c.tos. ion, f s ol wap Sr.. le 6d. beards. HAIOLD the ')Ala (Lae% a Pert', in Sin Csates. By the AD. t!...r of he Bridal of %''nertiala hoolscap eve 7s. Of. boards. CoNSWATION, and other Purism By she Key. W.t. Oidirsple. prsce i .1. board,. The kotna• Tast.e, s C'ullectloo of 'lsar M lateratere, and Manners. By Wm. Hulht. Ins vols. foolscap Svo. 1:!te is*. beards. • THE FISEIERM AN ; OR, A. NEW BALI FOR PIM. On 'I bausees onseoth and diver Me, Wiser. Vitnlsor blooms so gay, My tread and I t.,geher hied, To veld a holiday. From the imp stream wittier* bait, Oar finny prey we tore, Tbsy ta.lbrticath ;h.; stroke fat, Aid pout, .apd ties no more. Our bouts by ireerett's Madly shone, All lovely to .be view; Poight as the fair.eiberial zone Was their respktidest hue. tide the boat a lusty pike Around us long lead played, We tiled such nire—he would not Wilts The teroptur, we displayed. But who c m picture Dor surprtze, *hen at tt e ban be Atm— Nth at our feet. awl wording dice—"A victim, Wars's, to you! For hi our Gnu so hetihr. and gay, rt seem., his tarns he'd seep And taneie rk •re a het er prey Thais our staid bait had been, ( 1 4"'u , If ;how who Warrea's PLaiigAfar Were but this ',lame to M e w p • They'd hod the fish their bate ROI% • And by the Illeshige did! The above truly inesticialds SLACKING is pripwed by k } hri97a4L No. 90, STRAND. LOPiDON. Aral cold by nsa.t ilooc-makers, Grocers, lreemeogers, iirish nif,kerq, Perfumers Etc. In every Tows la the Losloth in' 'cont bottles, ed. ;cid, and is. ed. each. N.B. Ask for WA &RCN'S Blackl44. - - 1 4 1 ROM iatiaury end Dissipau .n the mind becomes enervated, and the body soon Idle an easy vicum. To re mom the Disorders arising trom fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is , he result of our study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty years' suscashil practice In picot's:4o'lmb of our prnfeasson eves us a decided superiority over every ortuv Preetitionrr In recent cases of Infec tion, &poem care Is completed in the abort perked of two dam and in demi cases of a mire complicated nature, where other pracinionert have faded of secems, a proper perseverance In our pba of treatmelt ensures m the Patient a sound and perfect re establishment. .'fo those who are laboetriag soder a general or local Debility,it will be consgetorg to know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the Inestimable power of resontil u th u e niose most debilitated Com nation, whether ft arises from the of youth, or by a residence in hot or unhealthy ebonite% too sides Lary clffe, or too close an application to study, gamester rid, M. judicious use of mercury, is.. eve shield it paved from an WM- coal tontlency to consumption, these oar remorseless will produce tole happiest effects. la piste of Idadtode and IJobilhy, we offer lasting Health, Strength, and splits sod even so the aired and infirm our plan of treatment will afford relief and ssegass. by geix and safely invigorating she tystela. • eases of Strtmeres have boss, and an idly order our total eradkat.uu of which is sleeted by a are, esc udo, mid expeditious mode of premise, superior to any other yet adopted. fbe weskits's relasattoe. aad debility promeilog ;root dab complaint are Irwin? reestived, and the Pulaski restored to mead Slid floral, Walt b. Pickets of either Sex may essork us wish the grated honour, delicacy, and worm, at our home, No. 107. Hama Garden. Patients io the Country. deserlblag their case, sod eocloilng a remittencelor Advice and Medici es. the mate will be sent to all parts of the world. Ct EIE and CO. Sergeons, No. iO/.. Hatton Barden. LiVEItY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR , By the ut It of Dr. BOER HAAVB's RED PILLS, a Medic tie fatuous throisighoot Europe for the Cure of every Stage and Sperms of a Certain Complaint. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fill victims to this horrid 'alsease., , owing to the unsklifulisess of idle serate men, _who, by an improper mamba of this fitful sale. Deity, net stufroquestiy cause those heel Ulcerations and illeite , es which oe soften appear on the itaiiditace and body, wait diabase is the If t, poise Is the ears,.deafness, strec, ores, obstinate gloats, soda se Ike skis bones, ulcwrated sore throat, diseased nose, soca tuned pains is the head sod limbs (frequently mistaken for other disorders) till at length . general debility and decay of the tionsti ' tette. en.ues, and a melancholy death puts a period to sulfering mortalny f They never fall to remove every spades of. (Heidi arising front a contaminated state of the system. Their effects are mild, safe, and espeditious--aod what renders this Medicine of the artesian importance, is, it requires ao ref fiction in point ed diet, and no privations to the ordinary avocations in lite. cir With each Box is given a copious Bid of Directions, by raffish all 'perasits are enabled speedily*, cure themselves with safety and ewsrecy, without the least conEsentent or hindrance' of business. Ds &biasing sale within the last sixty years, Omagh seldom adverthied, is a certain critesioa of its inunenee etihty. Pries only ea. 64. per Box. Sold by S. Leigh, 111, Strand t and by all Viodets of Patent Mediclaes in Europe and Amick& *Medicine is a severeigu remedy is ehrooleaheonsatiane , sllbstruetions • poverty blend, and scurfy' 'Captions ; titelfac, it hie aciellek el whip salivation and otbcr meas. have . W5 114 ... f.. , • Mm. Soleirion's practice has ones b 1100111213 60 rale sod Wart sive, that his constant engagements require a oensiderabla poet ion of his dote and attrodassee, he explActs, when coosiiked, thawed] compliment. of One Pound: but all written cases, or letters of advice, and sinaceempaated with an order tor resifting and re- advance, to be answered at his leissre, am required to melees' only baits goineo.--Drafis may be obtained at any Peet4llllce.' payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, whisk is a suet mode of convenes'. Such letters *Mould, for safety, be j ahti stil lrested :It Money Letter: Dr. lloloaime, ' Gilead Howe; neet Liverpool. Pak Diable Pesaro; 1 FttOM ..)47 Critl)4l Nl4Hl' 3 GAZIM B. This Gasette notifies the appointment of C M St. George, Esq. si Secretary ot Legation u die Coen of Stockholm ; awl that the Pnnee Resew has ordained, that li T. H. M. Howard' ksq. M.P. bristlier to the Duke of Norfolk, 'Lail have the sante tide, place, pre-eminence, and precedency it: all mormbllcs, as if kis tether had lived to have inherited the title ot Duke of Norton'. It also announces that the Prince Regent►es conferred the honour of Kuiglitliood oft R. Glifford,Esq. Uw 64vicitor-GleneriL MILITARY PROMO 119N3. Commisidoas siva by the Lord Lieutesam of Nottingham:l6litre. Wellston Croup el Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Henry Willoughby. gni. to be Captain. Thomas Web► ledge, limn. to be Lieutenant William Pepper, Uses. to be Cornet. Wa• trail Troop .f Nutringlianiddro Yeomanry Cavalry. Lesseelot kellestoa; Bag. to be Captain. Minas Barber, Gent. to no First Lieutenant. %morel Putter, Bent. to be i.e.uairl Lieutenant. George Roblin. , Gent. to be Cornet. Commission lo the Harrold Troop of Bedford.blre Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry. gybed by the Lord Lieo.enaut. William Bartholomew Higgins, Gent. to by Cornet. (From the Gaff if of the t lib +went :—.Brevet—Captain Peter O'Shav i ghnessy, of the Regiment, to be Major In the Army. Dated Jim. 4, -45& 4.J BANKRUP MIES SUPERSEDED. Rkherd Crosby, late of Statinntre-rourt, London, bookseller.. BANKRUP rs. John Gibbons,Jate of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, ironmonger i dealer andcbspatan, to airreu.kr October oil, 23, and Not. usi, at Heves, at the Umiern lon, Great Malvern. Anomie., Mr. George Bonifield. iluoverte-street, Nest street, Loadoo ; or Mr. Philip bailarJ, Great Malvern. John Ceara. of Wootton, Lancashire. painter, plumber aid gla. star. dealer and atialinian. Oculter Be. Si , and Nov. 23, at I, at the George inn. Liverpool Atternies, Mr. Joseph Gum nary, Liverpool; et Mr. Edward Chester, btapltAnn, Lund no Wiliam Wish, of WILIteIISVON Cumberland, mariner, dealer and chapatan, November 7, at Al, Nov. 5, and *5, at ten, at &clink boo, WOitelsairesi.. Awake, Mr. Falcon, 4, Wine Wen, temple, London ; or Mr. Hodgson, WhiteLaven. John Harris, tat ilherlierne lace, Loudon, victualler, dealer and i chaptisao, (but now a r toner in the Fleet), October ts, Nov. 1 s and vo, at eleven, at oddball. Attomiei, Aleuts. Templer, Glynis, and limunion . urr area, Sift binithhold. Rishati Williams, of UOlgelly, Merionethshire, skinner, des'er and chapinan, Nov. 10, 11, and 29, at eleven, at the Geolge Inn, Liverpool. Anoraks, • Messrs. lllatkitock anti Boner, King's bench Walks, l'enigle, 'leaden; or Mr. .1 lamas Marlow, Liverpool. Rittard Lloyd, ot Dolgelly, Merionethshire, tanner, dealer and eliaroati. Neveuther in, 1 L. and 112, at one, at the George lull. Liv.rpool• Attundes, Mews blacks:lack and lionce, King's : bench Walks, Temple, London; or Mr. Thomas Murrew. . Ltswer Cas‘le:stseve; Liverpool. - Betijamits Haswell, or WeWeston, Herefurd•hise, grocer, trader. dotter and coapman, October 29, at me, October SU, at ten, at eise Royal °Wine, Leoutinster, mad Nev. t 9, at /levee, st the Black Swan, HO nerd, Attitudes, Mr. William Smith, 44, • Bedford rd+►, Untie. ; or Mr. Joseph Harris, Letranisister. Henry Helper; Of lomiletp,vsete.dier. dealer and cisapmest,Octeber 25, Nev: I, and 29, at twelve, at Ouittittaii. Attendee, klessre. -Masai aad•W alliegtr, 89, Hatton Garden. 'fhgnas Audi, et White Herm-yard, Liule Wild-street, MI4- livery sable-keeper, horse-dealer, dealer and chapm.ta, • October 25, A; and Nov. 2e, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Jahn Latham, Wardrobe-place, Doctors-Commons. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. t 9, Wm column, Long-Acre, baker, at one. Nov.., Rickard Smith, Old City. Chambers, merchant, at twelve. Net. 2; Maunder Miler and Joseph bailer, Dewclaw, ‘Nar.-.hottii- FRANKFORT, OC FABER 8. Notwithstanding tie great ci•rumspection of till Germanic Diet, it will fird itself obliAed, on resum ing its Skiing., to occupy itself with one of the most important objects, namely, the interpretatiln of the ,19th Article of-the Act of the C.oliftderation and "the adoption of general principles respecting the in. troductim :if representative organisation into the dif. fermi States of Germany. They will put aside every consideration of locality, and keep to the spirit and the letter of the fundamental Act. Discussions are talked of with Holland re , pecting the pretensions of the latter on the subjectol the na. vigatiln of eie Rhine—the Dutch asserting a right to navigate their boats on that tiers to Ma)ence, al though heretofore they have not gone limner than Cologne. (krona 11. —The Prince de Gal etzin, Privy Councillor of the Emperor of Rus.ia, arrived here yesterday f,orn Petersburgh, on has way to Paris. In many of the German Papers we End that the Council of State in France has rejected the Concur. dat. This news is as absurd as it is fake... l,s I act, how can it be supposed that the result of a long Ile gociation, which was laid la:fore the Kiiig 4 , 1.1 his Council, before it was conchs should hs,e been .rejected by the Conticil of State ? fire Councils which have been held sl ice the conclasion of tha Concordat, have for their object the drawing up of the laws which are t.• be the sequel to the Concordat, and to ensure its execution. The Ring has namo the titulation of the Bishoprics founded h, Con cord at, and the first news from Iton i e•witi Lamm us that the Pape has held a ConsistOry, in winch lie has given them the canonical instituti;lii. MALINES, OCTOBER 14 Yesterday will always be recorded as a memorable day in the annals of this city. The wishes of tae inhabitants were gratified by the finest weather for the magnificent solemnity of the entrance and instal. lation of his Highness the Prince of Mean, Atchbi. shop of &labia s.• This august ceremony was roned with all the splendour of a pocup at cncc reli. gious, civil, and military. The bLrectiN ornamented with the most exquisite Carte, were crowded frunktbe Morning early by numerous spectators, among wheyn • were a gteat many strangers: About three o'clock a ß c e c g o e m snp i cy l o n c i isc e: c.tn b u y ,the Archbishop arrived at the Louvaine Gate, which had gone to meet him, and 'w. was deco- iteJ wit t h he a c te rty tr , iu t m he ph m al in a i r s c te h rs ; tv of ti:es who had his Highness replied in the ceiv,d by the lltirgornaster, who made a congratula tory most gracious roomer ; he received with particula alfabilsty the poem which W2S• presented him by ae lAe of ..myroheuut y o u ng g C D p I :r a r g:y e n o w w f a l H i l wa i ted for represented whin Italiide Highness : i r: L il l : v s> ing entered, was invested with the Archepisc•pal ir aKntr; alter, the procession proceeded to the church of • St. ltembant.r:The, procession was esiieniely ibsdliant and numerous ; it was preceded and to;lowel by a body of ctioassiers, and marched b et we e n . 11 . double line of iaiasury. 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