The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-20 00:00:00

No. 1113. rrHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 111., ig pablidied Tots DAT, f4r John Murray, 32, Fleet street. and J. Hatched. Pier:With, London; and way be hnd also of e v ery Bookseller and Newsom is Town and Loontry. _ COYLNT OARHEN THE4,TRE. This day was published, ptke 2s. 6d. THE THESPIA D.—Printed for Steckdale x jessiwr, POI Mall. Where way be had, THE PCQTIOSI3, 90. 6d. THE BILICIAD, a Salinas Dramatic Poen, is. FA( VON, ts. M. THE COAST, a Meek Newspaper, 3s. M. This day was published, to TIMM vols. Mao. price 6d. haunts. VACATION EV EN ING• ' • or, Ctioverse. V tie. bagmen a Gustiness and her Pupils s with the Additional a Visitor frntu Etnn. Beim a beries of Origi nal Pods% Mks, and Esmwt, interspersed with Iflostrative .Juotations from various Authors, Ancient and Madera, trod .ng to incite Emulation, and inculcate Moral By CATHARINE BAY LEY. Printed fee LONUMAN, HURST, (LEES, and ORME, Paternoster-raw. This day was pubbilted, In Svo. Magritte.' with a Map of the Country ioknbited by the tribesof Western Indians. price In. board., TIIETRAVELS of CAPTAINS LEWIS and CLARKE, front Bt. Louis, by way of the Missouri aid Columbia Rivers, to the Parifie Ocean: performed in the Year% of 18,so, 1809, and 1806, by Order of the Gn i eroment of the United Stater. Cimtaitting Delineations of the Al ; ousee., c to itoe i v, &c. of the Sadism, eompiled from various Authentie Sioirces and isriginall)ociineow ; and a Summary of the Statis tical View of the Indian l'iatiow, from the Official Comma nication of MERIWETHF.R LEWIS. Prioted for LONGMAN. DURST, RE LS, awl ORM r. Patrrnoster-row. SECOND EDITION, Price 6d. reseed, illuoraied Isiah* coloured Map of Hits dostan, pointing nut the late Division of l'aritury. ►'niil: EASI s INDIA REGISTER and DI. R ECTO R Y for 11109, corrected to the 1504 August, rn.laistiug the Company's Estahlishments at Home sad A:awe!. with the rasasafties that have occurred i.ioce the publicat , on. Various Rules and Iteguiatiorn mpecting tfie Company', Service, and much other useful Information. By J011!1 MAT Hltiol and ALEX. WIY MASON, of the Secretar)'s Office, East India House. Sold by Black, Perry, gad Kingsbury, Leadenball-street 4 and J. liatroard, 10. 190. Piccadilly • Pgcket-Book and Black N • Lead Pencil Maker to the Klng and Praire of Water. at the Original Mami(actory. no. 162, SirkadAPlrlitr New' eaktlebereet. begs leave to recommend to the Public los .en., n ine RI.At h LEA I) PENCILS, whose superior excellence %ma beta Mr more thaw 60 Tear% noirenally acknowledged! aodPenci lb fc,r dra ing in colours Oa We invention). dis lla~airh hi.l4ncii fromevrrtAsgf he mark *Lich urns for med% only Middleton, is now changed to N. Midden" curt the directiou. lui. :•tr.obd, Loudon. Stain ped on each Peril. Anrstecnive apturtmein of Pocket-books and Thread-c.vieb, elegantly loottnted iu silver, and plain ; a complete air sortmeni of Travelling, Writing. and Dressing -casks; Gen tlemett's Pocket Centavo:les, etotaming every ankle fm . 'bay tag and dreaming t Portable Writing and ttrnoing-desks, mid Fluxes, in mahogany, satin-u nod, leather, titc. ; Writ tinx.paper, extra line cut large Pena, (i n c Irish and Dutch Sealiag-Wax and all kin& of StatiouaryiPortable and Cooming-hosise•Letter Copying Machines. Wfte inacliines, by which writing may 1w expeditiously and cle-irly copied are hmu,;ht by N. Ididdirtou to the utmost perfection. arid comprited I a mahogany case. which form a cbainplete dusk ; state bo small. at to be of the greati:4 convenience to th.o. who travel; others of a site nod foray to ;Avower the purposeb of a complete becretaire. A large abbortment obi Razors. and all kind. of line Clitler‘ . MINERAL TEETH. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN. NI R. FALEUR,Dentist, No. 18, WOBUH.N. A PLACE, be leave to aausunce to the Pubiic, that incense of various experiment , ' he is enabled to 'T eam ARTIFICIAL of a Mineral Prrpara tiON be as to give complete satisfaction to those who way have °erasion forma* subAilates.—Mr. FALEUIt empties in 'apply from one Tooth to a whole Set, witoout cau•ing paint Or hilt am. and of an appearance ."0 Very, natural. as to deft the most critical ohvervcr, at the twee time that l'ic Teeth so %applied will answer every purpose of mt, icts tioa, give to the voice its natural tone mut modulations and theireosetruction is so incorruptible, that 11r. FA 1.1: t; it en gages to replace llama free of rupee e, shout I they wear or chile nAaar. Mr. F 11LCIlt can also afro v Ara :rt late in a nsanarr peculiar to himself, aral never befure at tempted by any i F. i. enabled to give refe rences 16 rittot rripectabL• characters iu Totvu and Country, who Inve felt the bonetirial etfrel. of his truale of Treatment, isoi who lane be t .° equal!) satisfied with his felt and reason able charge*. No. IS, Woburn-place, Russell square. PATRONISED BY • HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINT E OF WAIFS. New Interttion.—A Pheettrewnils the Arts, of extettive Public Utility. I T. RIGGE'S Celebrated MAGNETIC RA l/ • ZO It T ‘RLF.T.—The above, which bas been deera ed lic snow of oar lest-rate ilerbilnies an invaluable low proseiu”nt in the kris, will he admitted (by these who have profesionally studied every expedient for produeieg the mast acute edges to po-sesis powers far superior to any precedent di,coyery, , t sharpening Razors spa° principles deeisivel imerrin,;„ s.usplr, eflieieal, mat of assured success, combin mg the Properties of a floor, for which it is a valuable and superior subaitste, always acting rapidly, requiring us oil, go any other fluid, to give it elfeet ; aims saPerbctrag the ale of an ela.tir strop, to which it is diametrically opposite io prix ifitinitely superior. It Is ant liable to wart repair, earn in the moa intemperate climate, is cleanly I. its use, leaving no soil upon the Razor. ama prodaces a most acute angular edge, similar to the effect of a tion^, di ff ering ally an its bring much finer and more acutely regular, thereby ad mitting the position of the Razor. during the operatics of shaving, to he laid nearly tat, or parallel with the skin, coo 'alarm%) obviating the danger of tutting the face, an accident ir..ry common, arising from the inaccurate edge produced by the general we of ao elastic strop, which renders it necessary to elevate the back of the ltaaor uosafely. 'no, Tablet also pr serves asid continues the Razor's edge lathe most acute and scleolifir s air of fiuisla—in fact, by Its regular use, it would be m impossible to produce a mead edge (or io more familiar terms, with thaw who are raurb accustomed to we aa elastic strop, u blunt one), as it would he impossible, bs ,the appli cation of an elastic surface, to obtain an acute tat edge ; oar minute's inspection of this iovention wilt prove to t h e most ia creduloui, beyond the possibility of u doubt, the extraordi nary and ilexirrible etre it produces on u Razor ; and al though it acts in a Loot decisive way upon its edge, the mag netic sus face de., ant become in the least &abashed ; there fore she dosage rattle operatioo of spreading on a new cam position is guide : the simple and usielevinting mode of us ing this Tattler., arum its most successful applicatioo, and it Mill particularly-desirable to those who have nut runio...acto acct-e• to Cutters ;it is casamodiontsly portable, its surf ce is a dense ai its external appearance parti cularly unique. sold b. .1. I. Itigge, the Inventor and ‘lantafactitrer, al his No. tad, Cheopside, and No. 5/, Park-street. tirdsvertur-square; Ind by regalarlY appointed agents lit every city sad loon iu the United Kiu.gdom. la tied,: ill pflAtei thr Public from deception, each Ta- Met will he ...Id with the Proprietor's Signature, lons rbo- `. • • i .. ..f. • i. • - ~ .'5..% , . N '' 14. -.. •ti -. . ir _ - .. . 7:‘ . _ . . .• - •t• . ‘0 , ,soh . . . ' - f. t, 4 CS , - "b.: .1. ' .. - cll l j - e erl)titituntan. -t.vcitie.vi „ It s... • ... WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1 SOP. - 'N the LO N 1 0 NEXT MONTH. QWIFT and CO. Joint Contractors with G o . vertuneot for the present STATE LOTTERY, respect fully Inform the Piddle dint Tickets and Shares are on At , in great variety, at their Offices. No. 11, Postitry ; No. IV, Charing-crass; and SL, Aldose H4h-nreeL The Scheme of this Lourry is entirely sew, and hits hither to received the soon anqjsaliad- approbation; there are only 5,000 lolosaiters 1p the Lottery, and the whole will be DRAwpillN ONE DAY, the loth of Next Foga. whew the Mow* Capital Prises mast be distributed ationg the (unmask Psrehasers, viz. 4 4 .... Of .. • . id3,glo I .... of .... £l,OllO 4 of %OM I 11 of Besides the inferior Prises of £m, ac. as usual. This Lottery also presents the opportunity wrier before of fered to the Pablie, °finials( leasesne Maas of XEILLOOU, Ahoun, or XlO,OOO, by the partilie of One Nino ber naly. ' Oa Bkiesdav, the IRh instant, was published, (To be continued weekly, price Is.) No. I. of BATES'S GENERAL.. ECrA'rE-DIRF,C. TORY.--The di-appointateuts which are daily expe cleated by the delay of the iesertiurs of Advertisements in ma ny of the Journals, from the neeessity they are ander of con venlig to the Pablic that tams or domestic and foreign formatiaa, for which they are so principally intended, and the serials, inconvenience sad low Oftrit attendant thereon, call ioddry for the applicatina of ma effectual remedy. Under this consideration, blended with the utility and ad vantage which the present DIRECTORY i 3 capable to atfind, the Proprietor is induced to oiler the tame, aid by its regu lar publication sad &dedicatee only of what it is so obviously to enema, vit. Infra ...atien of various Property frosted, and fur Disposal, IN ANY WAY, it will, it is presumed, proves canectii rated Source of Intim marlin, facilitatiait the Kanwledme of Property for Disposal, or %I opted, to both Voisdoenimil Parebater. Lateralve Ciratiaties r a Work et this nature, is un dinlesesily eeeessary, imam indispensable. to its very Es =But, though thsomied .if the unconfirmed and often ietacv Flarstears, the tedious mod insipid prolixity, of Details oo Fashiennble Life. of Watch so frequently the Co lumns if oar Periodical Publication, in the present day en tirely untwist, the Dtascroev presents no oxidised Mew of Circulation to those who may honour it with • heir Eaves's. The S3llOlOO. Encouragement, and Approbaii in, which the Proprietor's Plan has met with, from Men the most eminent and successful in the Prefes-ion, and their kind Odrrs of As sistance, induce hint to guarantee to t'ae Public, even at the Onset. a moat geneial and ditfused Circulation. the Nithty, Geogr., sand the Public iu general, wile may be inclined to purch ase or dispose of Estates, Houses. At% the Proprietor tidies with deference, the Perusal of the Di ettcsortv itself; and only beg 3 leave 13 hint at the Sim pitchy and Ease of a Phut for attainin: an Object of general Importance, at preseut so dilator', inconvenient, and ripen sive. Be wishes, however, the declining of an intermediate Agency in any Concern which appears in hi s Publication, and that it may be considered as it Ma.tila upon which he in vhrinhiv•inientis to act. The Dint:ern R Y is tiled at the respectable Coree-Houses in Louden, and also at the principal Inns and Beading- Hoenig in the Provincial Town. and 'Villages; part of which is annexed to this Prospectus. COFFEE-II()USES IN LONDON. Bank rolfee Threa !needle-strict. Baptist t:olree-host:•, Chancery-lane. Batson's Cofee-Iton-e, CorythilL Bedford ('oleo-house, Snuthamplmi row, Buss.l-aputre. Blacksmith's Arms ravers, Lower Laa-ousithtield. Cadagan Cutiee-hnitsC. Slzalle-street Castle and.Vnicou. Aidersgate-street. Chapter Colfee.hoter Priteranster- .ant . Commerrial Hall, Skinner-street. Foirnival's lan f'odrc-Itospie, H.d inns. ,rle's Coffee-blew, Chancery-lane. George and Hlne Roar, Holhorn. (Mob ester Coffe -house, Piccadilly. Gulden Crews, Charing-cross. (jett)'s Inn coNee-hou‘e, Holborn. Ilatcheit'. Ctithe-hou Piceadtily. Ibbetscm's Hotel, Vere-strera. no Want Coffee-lima", Feinhurth-street. Ludgate-street. Meargate Coder-house, Moortlelth• Otto d Cadre-house. Strand. Pedei Loilec-h tu-e, Fleet-street. Portman Arne, Portman-place, Paddington. Prince of Wales's Callire-house, Conduit-aceet. Searle's Coffee-home, Carry-street. Slaughter's t:sadre-ismese, St. Martin's-lane. Story-gate Catfee-aisase, Slur)-gate, tvesimioster„ Raft Exclienge Coilec-hile-e, Stuck Ist.luutge. St. dames', coffee-lomat. St. .I:intrA-. reed. St. Paul's end Doctors' Commons Cudre-notne, St. Parrs ()March-yerd. Swan and '1 wo Necks, Lad-lane. Steven-4 Hotel, Ihincl.street. Sys/toad's Inn Coffee-house, Chancery-laic. Temple Collet -house. The Barton. Henrietta street, Cisent-garden. White Ilona, Fetter-lane. Will's Coffee-home, Searle-street. York Hotel, 'bidet-greet, Iflackfriars. 'PROVINCIAL TOWNS AN I) VILLAGES. • Bromley II ighgate Barnet ' Itatnivaend Bishop-Sturtford Harrow Croyden Ilartfurd Chigwell I tortoni Chelassfora Islington Chipping Hagar Kensington I/al-third Kcisnington Dorking Kingston fundable Maidstone Laling Rianford Valmont ott Iticbnauul Enfield Rending plen Stratford Fain% Statnnure Pitrisham fit. Alhan's Greene jell Steveimge Great Ilford %bridge Cuildfufd W 00l och Ilan, nrnmith %Imbue' IllacLitey I Watford No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, (.HARING-CROSS. rir BUM begs leave to remind the Public, that X. • the STATE LOTTSRY begins aad Gnashes Draw ing the this NEXT MONTH; And it is the ONLY LOYTIIRY that will be drawn THIS Y sea.—The Scheme IS Weedy DMA, highly approved, sad the more It Is known more it is admired ; --it contains 4 Prisaa..of 410,11 D 4 Prises .. of.. se2,O4M 4.... ........ I 8 l,OtX) 'rise whole of which will be decided in ONE Y there fore a speedy porchase la necessary, whilst IriekelS and Shares mar be bad in great variety at the abuse old esta blished Oakes.' PERSONS is the COUNTRY May hesupplied, the same ns if preseitts sending Obeli orders (Peg or roniar Paid), amok ed with goad C,asb, !lank Notes, or Post-OfficeOrdcrs, to eitheraf BISH'S Other, to London, No. 4, CORN HILL, or 9, CfIit.RINCI-CROSS. 1111111 V ALENT DISORUYRS. SUMMER PH YSIc R. JOHNSON's V EGET I A.BLE ESSENCE D is a safe, certain, and aimless Remedy for the SCURV Y, amid foe tit , . Care amid preoption oft II the baneful train of dreadtal Maladies of which t {damn, (so common tithe itilsabitaats of tills csiserry) is the sallree, viz. Stro phe* Leprosy, Nervous mud Billow Heftier be, Indiges tion, Ilypitehoudriarisin, Rheumatism, Galt, Pimples. nod other Eruptions, and many disorders peculiar to the Female Sex, which have their origin in great acrimony of the Blood and Juices. As a mild aperieut Syrup, which must benefit the Constitution, sad cannot possibly Injure it, it is recom mended to the Public, and esperially to those who are in the habit of indulging is what is termed free living. At this season of the year the most prevalent Malady Is the Scurvy, and Indeed no Constitutimi is free from it. Those who neglect train{ Summer Physic, of which this Vegeta ble Ilssence is the must salutary and eflicaclotiv ever yet admi nistered, will be liable, either late or e irly, to some one or more of the ;drove horrid diseases * of which the Scurvy is the r ea l source. Ladies who aretroabled with Pimples, Eruptions, or Scurf upon the Skin, lusteed of using dangerous Cosmetics, which revl the humours into tbe.frusse, are recommended to the use of Dr. JOHNSON'. VEGETABLE ESSENCE, whose ellects are out (any certain, but sit:: and permanent. •*• This saluhrloas Specific possesses the peculiar and im portant advantage of being composed of matcriais PU BE Lir V EG ET A ',LC. Sold n holendeonly by Barclay and Son, 95, Fleet Mar ket, Lontluu; and retall,.priee 15s. a packer, a ith plain and easy direction for we, by all respeiuthle venden of Medi cine in the kingdom lIIILITAItY PILOMOT'ONS. CHALLENtiIi. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challerige the whisle world to prove a sirglein-tance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many year: in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to one itusuccessfal Case. They centime to ascent their studies to the treatment and cure nt venereal Coamplaints. and that Derringevamt of the g!ntent, which is the eeosetpesee of the pentictous and waste ful effects of a habit long nod alma unhappily pur-teed by the mob of both sexes. la the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of bariasses4 ; the other Imre its ranters fa tally developed to them by a distressivw state of which. if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are Its remote and Ulthhate effects, while Cnosumptions, Lens •f Muscular Power, and various !ferrous Complaints, usually characterize the earlier stages of thi, mlitary vice. Of per sists languishing wirier the ilisordees incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved uusarcessfitl in the treatment an long, laboriiess,nori much extended prac tice. In the nova obstinate nun complicated cues of Vene real Infection, such as Ohstroetions its the Umbra, Siony Etcrewences. Bard 'Timmons, Callous Uleen, Eraptinas, Se minal Weakness, Gleetz, n. also Si iIiCTURES, Whether recent nr of Ling duration, awl which hrvve briniest the skill of other Practitioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, is ith out the patityit sulTeriog the excruciating pain:tad alarming be in.orhage which frequently follows the aprilication of the to oar eau , tic. to the crourse of twenty years exclusive practice in this metropoli,numerous miry of Strictures have been and a.: daily under their care, the total erarlicutiou of which are elfected by a safe, cerebs, and expeditiom mode of practice, superi •r Si, may other sit aligned. The weakaesii, retail"- lion, and debility proceeding f tfli, complaint, are spee dily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the deloilits has for years existed, a pro per perseverture in their restorative remedies, after a Stric ture has keen de.triiN ett, i4yirlispensably requisite to revive the sluhiberiug ?parks of Life, and to • re-anunate the Carnal- Currie and Co. may he consulted by either set with the (rroue4t delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Nu. ha. Hatton Garden. • Patient •in the Couotry are requested to state the particu lars of their ca.e. age. and general habit of /k.c. eischming a remittance far advice and mediri..r., when the Anse will he gken .ent many part of the kingdom. To tit bit,* that .o-crec) AO Mei a lid to their tuidertmkong, the post age of letters may he added to the account for medicine. 9th J woe. 1, 1 0-107. Hatton Garden. TO THOS. TAYLOR, FAQ. No. S. NFAY BRIDGE svi. Err. LONDON. SIR, I CONSIDI;It it but an act of justice due to die merits of your LEA K L y P.l T T PILLS, to coursou nicate the following Cure which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of some, who, by the breaking out of an old Vmereal Complaint t wiended by a compliers. lion of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced almost to a Sitcletou, and although he had the Vest Medical Advice w hick cookl roe obtained, and tried * variety of Patent Medicines no• thing could tee prucur.al which seemed to It his case, or CI do hits any service; ho reaminesl in a tenet redaced situation far two years, ruble to fulln his pro...lion, nod scarcely able to walk,Oreven to stand on his kris Whet, ne nu e wins koca hint ever supposed it pnFsible for bits to reco ver. Ile was vhed sit In-i to try your LEAKR'S PILLS —he did so, adhering strictly to the dirt.etium given a kis them —he Mid ast taken inure than two losers, :•efure be found an alteration for thc twaer ; this eacournersi him tr. ',rotted, and hi taking a few haves metre be found his apps 'w and strength gradually realm and it nnw u, healthy and ;tour . any an I know. Yea are melt:lose, Sir, to refer uny per m son to toe fora confirmation of the above account, if it should be doobtrsl. I am, Mr, your obedient he,nble Servant, Library, rolkstilue, THOS. PURDAY. July Id. likg. Prepared and soli the Sole Proprietor, TIIO3. TAYLOR, Mem! , er of the Royal College or SU rgC rt) , , LIIII4IIIO. At his Hune, No. 9, New Bridge - stree t, Where, tete. 1 resi lience of more titan forty years, inn prac tice partichlarly directed in the Cure of Venereal Com &dots and these incidental to the Parts of Generation in Nth Sexes, with that inviolable Secrecy which Men of his Protesdost should alwar observe. He flatlets himself, the Advice and Assistance be gratuitously administers to per. coosbiking this birdieing-, will be einsted, by a disceruing public, as an advsuttage seldom to obtained, and chid u • stathlguity. They are also sold, by his appolnt:nevt, at the Perfumer's, No. SS, Si. Alltatit-street. Pall-Mall ; Mr. llepbern's shop, No. lag, Oxford-street; llr. I/abortive+ Ni'. 7, F - strert-itill, nearly opposite the Moantnesst ; and by one - son in every consoles nide town in Ilisgtand, ate. in Boxes of only %t. SM. each, sealed up with fill.and plain directioas, wbereby 'mum of itber sex way cure themselves with ease and secrecy N. H. Leary Dos sold In Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, oa which, by favour of the Coontaiwioners is iwinted, at the Slanip•Otke--7. Trtpfur. No. 9, Nee Bridge street—tio imitate which is felony, and all ashen are couuter- Adeertisootrtit•t are re-eived at N. 4, parse'-areet, Man- neatet-rquare t at %le-ol.K.rhy and Ilawdrev, Booksellers,' lin. 190, %Cord-4m., • nod Mr. Wilton, Amok-eller, rot, Cornltill, muter of the . /t.0..:1 Etchastge, of whom the 111- re.-tory . alav be had, mad of all Bbotsellers throughout llretAttreec, Sept. lb, lAI9. lit 11,0014 Feet nuards—Captain Juba Setepss e =in to be Captain of a Camps" Al.. vic.. Bond d Seth Font—Captain R.Dbett Harrison, front half-par Abe 3d Drasnotu, to be 43aplasto a t'amplinv. 1111 V lord Robert Ke'r. app to thew' Gawbee mast Asir. 35th ditto—"str eased mkt Moue* to be Lieutillase.Guinocl, vice Pettit, Captain John (ferries to be Major, Oct kesoe. ST. Brevet-Maier Rieburd Arraskeig, R‘la 111‘1W . Foot,. to he Staff CaOtab nt the Inag Repo bis of t vice Oaseicy. fIOSPITAL • Sunset% s. Charles Drank frogs half.past, he be eittraso the Paw Wkli.. Swink, root SO be Deputy Porterse to the Forces. Übe Ravitai Mires fob General Service. Met 12106m1 John Oonpner, Dent.; Buret, Gm.; ;ad Renee finwtre. Gent. M 04t.AN GU M. Liettenint 51 litre. lathe 87th Foot, is supeNeded. being ab sent without leave. The usdernientioned appointments, as stated in ft. Gazette, of the Id Febroary, 1836, aid IOtS Jane, lava not takes Mare, viz.: — MO Food—F . l6lga Dillon to be Lieutenant. 69th Foot—F.46lgs Norton Ist be Lieutenant. Laa.truli in the Gazette of the 10th Jane lag. 30th Font-I.'or Charles Elliot, Gent. to be Latin, vice M- Mu s pry/Doted ; Read Charles Elliot. Gist. to be Ensign, vice Wolfe, pro. mated. Comntia-inn signed by the Lord, Limitenant of Hants. Purtmasiuth Battalion cif Light Inf.intr‘. First Lieutenant Thomas lidgecombe to be Captain, 'vice Burbby, resigned—dared Sept. 5, 1809. BJANKTITIPTCIEB EN LARGF.D. Thomas Neastend and Josephoxley Cooke, Kiegston-npon. soup-suotafacturem. fr.mi Sept. 'Mt° Oct. 21, alum, at the White Hart Tavern, hiagsto4-apea-11411. Richard Japes, Albion-street, Blackfri.-wv-road, merchant, fro n Sept. 16 to Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. &ottoman It. ek. Sarv•street, St. Miry Are, Jeweller, from Sept. 1910 Nov. 7, at ten, at Catildhall. BANKRUPTS. Vfillinm Noskia, Cawsand, Cornwall, brewer, to surrender Oct.% 3, and 31, at elan* at the Fostataiii Tavern, Ply - worth Deck. Attarales, M.. Sole, Plymouth Dock I and Mears. Blakelock ..nd M tkisnott, Elm Court, Temple. Landow. William Cleasby, York. grater. Sept. 18.214, and Oct. 31, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kiagstoomposs-Hall. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-12e, Loudon ; sal Mr. Oakand, Kingston-spow.flulh James Dyson, Livers'', tintalitor, Oct. IL 181 and 31. at tleves, at the Star sad Garter tavern, Llamas!. At tansies, MOWS Shepherd and Adlingtoa, Bed Row, Loudon; and Mr. D lasso, Isiverpool. Thomas Potter. Manchester, grouser. Oct. f. 10. and 31, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Misochester. Autonomy Mere,. Halsliad and Ainswortb. Manchester.; aid Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, Lambs. Plaiowas doors, Bnlton-le-Illanat, Lanrester, Innkeeper, Oet. 6, at four, 7, at ten, and 11, at eleven at the Swan Ira. Attornies, Mr. Wiagle ' John-outlet, liedford-row, London; and Mears. Oros mad Rumbles, Booltoo-le- Moors. James Galver, itronk-'trret, Rattliff. Vietoaller, Sept. SD. Oct. 14. mad 31. at twelve, at tialidhalt, Attorney, Mr. Unvrin t Saadivell. Thomas Berry, Tooley-areet, Southwark, tailor, Sept- 30; Oct. 3, and St, at elevea, at Gail !hall. Attorney, Mr. Mill ward, Sise-lase. Backlersbotry. Gearee Pearson, Friday-st eel. Ghee/ride, attrehnesemon, Sept. 9a, Om. 17, add 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, 'molars and Lowden, lleraent's-Itm. James Hillier,Rathlscre-place, Oxford-street,piehre-ftwase maker, Sept. 22, at two, t/ct. Si, mod SI, at Pierces, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. MO* Tine-street, Piccadilly. DI V I RENDS. Oct. 21. T. Farrendesi, Chichesta(; Sussex, brazier, at two, - at the Fleece Inn, Chichester. • ) - Nov. 11. J. Holland, Cheapside,haberdasber, at twelve, at , Nov. 7. H. Nantes, WaroforilLcoart, Throgsdortoit-streets merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. ' Oct. SI. T. Dever, City-road, rioreditch, surgeon, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 11. G. Smith, Wantford-court. merchant, at ten, at Oct. 12. J. Barges. Liverpool, taylor, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Oct. 45. W. Kirby. Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, fdsnrhester. Oct. 16. 11. Bicknell, Bristol, J. Suttee, Lesion. and T. tlillain, Bristolb bankers, at eleven, at the White Lam Ito, Bristol. Oct. 12. A. lhde, Brandon. %ain't., liquor-merchant, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Thetford. Oct. 18. I'. Roblacia, Jon. Birmingham. derggist at eleven. at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham. Oct. IL M. Taylor, J. Latham, and E. Belcher, Liverpool, merchants, at derma, at the Crows and Anchor Tavern, Liverpool. Oct!' St. J. J. Newton, Gray's Inalaise, Ilolborn, iron mouger, at tea. at Guildhall. Oct. I. F. Francis, Chiswick, Middlesex, smith, at eleven, at Guildhall. Not. 14. 8. Hamilton, Shia-lane, printer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oct. )11. 11. F. Parke, East &WHIM.* liquor-merchant, at tee, at Guildhall. Ott. VI. J. Stiles, Air-street, Piccadilly, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 11. G. Stockwell, Sheerness, Kent, boat-baltder, at ten, at Guildhall. Oct. 21. J. Gellert and C. Mayo, loandon, vrarehoosemen, at eleven, at Guildhall. Oct. 11. E. GI slier, Lee Brido, Middlesex, publicaa, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oct. SI G. Children, Dove 4 Kept, smiler, at eleven, at Oct. 19. 3. Johnsen, Congletua, (jiteitet, money-striver at ten, at_the Mark Linn mid Swan Inn, Coneeton. Oct. ' Bates, Etrereton;Staforrk grocer, atileiren, at the I`4ltet lan, Rugeley. Id. 10..4, Agnew, GrtwrenorAtmore, Mlddlewer, bankers at tea, at GailOhall. C VAITI FIC AT ES—OcT. 10. G. WYclterley Landbeck, Old Bethlent, brukar. . R. 'Gray, Pnrt.ea, builder. R. Wright, Titnrverton, Devon, dealer. J. M tneL', Allaachester, eatamissloo-brekm A. Al'Culloct, Ia a of Upper tirdsvewur-stistet, Groivenef; square. easy agent. P. Holland', Leftwich, Chester, tanner. PARTNERSHIPS 11111 SOLVED. Charles Addis Tau,sho Norris, Witlistat's Baildinge, White.street, llornugh. William Eyre Royeton and Richard Ealsahaw, Maaches. ter, cottan-dealem Thomas Read. John Robiaalaillinntas 11.11. and Wil. Hain Northap., Nottingham, ladhisiamatfoeturer., Edward Barr Daddiag, Tkuliels Chi• soe, and 111 itheu S te . pars, lieddiogton, Surics , cattro-iirintr.3. John Leath, Thomas Henaett, Thomas Ilartlettotod Isaac ' ildber Merton Abbey, Sauey, ; .JaaterTuoamenn, illlaat 111;rryweather, and Joseph Cat. pee, satfurd, Itat-taanufartarer.. William Masser, and James Thwason, Ma.tchewer. William Gillet; Robert Berne}. an d Jobe Volght, St. Stint hen eorn.fh. tors. ' Wi:littat Oakley and John 0.4.1e5, flamptos. etionau brewen.. Aikraand Elisabeth Bell, Chraralb-Gelds, Onsa. arh,...% I mpater will mistreat. 1 I " - • -- " T ••••- " 7...r... 7 - . '-' '.....-- . .46;114 Pl b 111 . A „.... 4 ;.„, ..„.....„ V . 1.1. . • 'VI r r• A. . • '• ; mov, .:.:-: .. • 4 3.. c . ii: v.: ~e.. ,cs , ' • - "?'`''''.4.4.. - .94, g i 11 44 , 0 , ( ( ' lt s " / 1 1 :11I PPIWPOID. - % - ‘ - , 2M the LON lON 04XF:1TE, SzeK 3. ~ • ALL IN ONE DAY! The °oily Lottery to be Draws this Year. , DICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Corekill, and Charies-Cross, respectfully acquaint the Politic, that the whole of the New State Latter) will be drassis is owe Day, tab of October sett. This Lottery bas oaly 5000 Numbers (from Nn. I to 5000 inclusive); Pour Tickets of a Number, so that the Pur chaser of a Sim& Ticket will gains Prise of 23,00u1. By Two Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of By Three Tickets of the seine Number . A ether of • Jedo,ooo By Flier Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of Alia other Prises in the same Proportiou. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 of 4 4 10,000. 4of X5OOOl of .€lOOO 4of 11100 14 of 500 dtc.c. And teat three Blanket() a Prize.