The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-07 00:00:00

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I • • ” • • iii 3 1941 • 1“,14 7..4 • r ITA .044. • 'r!rA :n, o!) ,:, / awe. • This• Day was publisbedin two. large Volpmes, Royal Onta price Two Guineas in bpards, TR E FARM ER's (X)MPA NTO N, or Coatiflet • ss4em .1 Modern Idiii4tenidryr hinindiag the lit Improvements By and it. DisroWveDlCriet. in KSON, 0. D..' Theory 110 Pr.ctiees • ' . - 1 mummer Member of the Board of Anrienintre. rite. The lending recur.. of excellence by which tars Work is (Mai singuished. is thst 'ininaterwoi.tif practical/ dgittill,•mhih re fl .! der. iibangularly adapted to the ptilltOre 04 figricatture. Thf s 'arholc scope of Its c.mtentrbas n enlist:nit hod immediate "eini wesion with lbedailypiarsaitt qf the Farnier,ithe Implement& rif fiosbandry he envie), s, the .1110 'ei of A grietilmre he adurisi • loud the 'Sysitm of Pasture and Feeding he pnesues. These toultifirlotts topics sr.. pll arranged witJt binOiritv and Fie Jr} ttesP; to that the Wnrk presents an ample, hw dietioct dispirit ;of retry subject convected' with she attled abjeets - of - harm. It is il lustrated ith upwards o f one hundred Engravi • represOnting iffir•sved iniplements for Farming, various . 1l reds of Cattle. tibesip, tic, , • _r• • • • • i *PlTtlii vnlisahler fikrwl.e 101 l is Ten Fitts, which ' and er e srivomorly,„prtaios. '-s. . 4 l' - • Iw t "Pointed f.r •Kii.eganci . , Neely, sad Jetsits v Patess r-row. and wild b. alTMnaselters. MO4 •* %di :1 jiT t " 41 1 . ) 1 44 0 4, 14.0/ ft; . 4 t,'. :r . !is . 1 .- 0 . " 4 " u 'I DVBGtilr,lekb. 7 t -4 ' " ``"tirtioterthlyi the new . Boll* iH , •4111eimek bligitennylontertained Ea (What'll Dew.' tenant anttgeite, Mr: Seeretn jarent, and his fa',' ther, Lords Bradford, Mkt;' biorbury, - Forties,' Aylmer; Mr. Hunker, .IPdrOGiagalf,. and 'the prior opal' Nobility and Getttrr Mt trithinttin !situ, at the Manakin:house. Aline tire'? o'clock, the Comiiany , tat down tonne of th'zi.merst• asmOtttoes, splendid, end elelan Dinners firer eitint' in this City. After 'the chid,' was retwOlied, thj fellowiea touts, - Voiop were by the Lord Mayor, re drank I The Ittag.-httanding, sad In re si . 9014104111rerldlla • Gp+ *ye dee King." , The •P ince Regent. The aern and Royal Fatally. , The Duke of York and . the Aniy." Duke of York's Marra," The Dulmof Clarence and she.Nasy —" Rale Briistaal3." lizrellenry Fart Talb..i. and Prosperity to fret:lA.- 4litre time. three—loutt St. Patrick's Day." • His ExCIILLINCY returned thanks, and in brief, bet animated terms, declared himself warmly int,. !rested in the welfare of this 'country,• and impressed :with•. lively moue of the saleable markt of popular favour which he had received from ell classes of Irish. fawn slaw his vealience amongst them. His Excel 'teary concluded by proposing the health of ‘; The Lnrd'hlayor, which wee drank with three times three, and enths siastic approbation. • The LORD . M ATOR expressed a deep sense of the 'distinguished honour which his Excellency had been Hpleaved to confer apron him, and very ardent feel ' Ingo of gratitude for the manner in which the an nouncement of his health had been received by the Company. He said s he could make no claims upon the approbation of hii fellow-citizens, but such as might arise from integrity, upright inientinns, and strong 'feelings •of attachment to their interests.— For a very sincere and anxious desire to promote the welter* of -the Corporation, and advance the welfare of his countrymen generally, and of all descriptions, he trusted, husiever, be would-obtain credit. The Right lion. Charles Grim, Chief Secretary fir Ireland. —Three - haws three. 4. . A • -••• • 'T• at. tsh Casa Mayor, by calling :ay 1 414.14 : 111 16e ii . ' ttw The 4 0 . Ateiend.." - •r , 7T Pe 111 TV iso.drt toe , IA The BiAtip4.oasotts rte,-slid, eadoeliet thecae es • €lll l .belleir of thejiiptatstrid.theleasti C 1 ,4 40, s o Naar the Asseix4y. , timktiote c ,leste mar wore et• .Itar,6e to the wrifeo r4 f freless‘efe Bps is ? Ike Porch that bitGraqr /Op. t„ i t, • • .Torsthe. .I. l **L — rates lideibtarree—loud 1 1 111,11.01tb Lim/ tails+ rest "to btpreeithie bbllptiesur.for the- repeated itid'ilfiticit itlje (ma Miry esfetleticsd, lla !Ms wownte74l" 44114 irtfilieeitonty; With sleet aelteeshabi;Tih . feel se truly patella!, that 'they went(' not Wilhite to sacrifice thesnselles to ensure the'prospeiity and happiness of Ireland. His Lordship then begged leave to glee Prosperity to the Corporation of The Lotto MAlon welt gave so• • • • Our llluittituis Ally Louis tt The. White Cockade." The French Consul, M. Roatatiii, returned thanks. He said, he was deeply sensible of the kindness Which had heels done to the French Nation end nos Sovereign, and that he wohl4 bate great pleasure in making his countrymen acquainted With the *ilia mation which his Royal Meatiness held in in Ireland. As the health of the King of France Wheal drank, M. Romain begged lease hii high rehliet for the King and Royal Familiy of Sliglend, atid.to add the expression of his best wishes for the heath and prosperity of the Citizens of Dublin, of abase attentions to himself he would always preserie a grateful recollection. The Lod ChAnrellor, and the Irish Bedell. • Lord NORBUKY said, that a speech from him would be nonooelt), t o his Moods of the Corporation ; he had mad. one for them already this day. But said hit Lordship, I should have charged my Lord Maybe not to expect a. speech from me here.—Lord Norboir then shortly returned• thanks in the name of -the Chancellor and Bench, and -said, that the best wish he could espies, for those who had been kind anon& to drink his health was, that they might live as Wag and as happy as he bad done. • Alderman Monza, who had exhibited signer of considerable impatience at the Lord Mayor's neglect of his call fur the " Glorious Memory," now pie mended that toast in a manner so audible and perste veal's, that his Lordship could no longer overlook it. His notice of it, however, was coefined to saying, (with equal good humour, good tense, and firmness,) Alderman Archer, I will not depart from the 'or. der in which my Toasts are set down ppon my lists." —" In order, however," continued his Lordehip, smiling, end addressing the company, " to meet the wishes t.f the worthy Alderman who desires to pro. pose a toast, I will give " The Mother of St. Patrick," i s e`d pcairitEgg Irith ijOgt , of th. L lamit.ist remits: arising from *be irtisididindkaussitr)ent o a certain malady, , cm acted in a inner ton Tell, known.' ctildmeal, aitifloftee' Ada ft•eholotnpy 'fettle 'terice of dpotretslog, yud almost itt.upptoteVe„alikrtimlic ' " F. il)1r . respecting% calls the hitent ion of those iniete-led.. . l ain tterisiiisrsied omit *gement method of nat. AVOW ila" &d vertising empiric of the trIN or the equalty . ctiosinhi ;undue , rl al th.4e60.-1,116'11.44 their .rd of pron&e'ict the' *and'brea b9Pff Isresisale 4^..llllotiaa. ility itt every decr Owl, of 'cure. bat as far As human aid, -11 1 1 1 04 tt!l mtriiettl and seripiesti skill essaebvillt ;dist!: ha ormitis.4 rerktin, speedy, and perwment resin( ji,nl . having artde eleteMpopelle; fit SVlsiblittritaffeition: and ta 6144 or dis. amyr.,l he primary rt t iguri.of.bapralpokiesonl ittukea, and being ellitlFtletl h. the transcendent suctem winch h. bcrompunied his -cllEbikaf darinkihie enema ..or4dl 014) dad .laholriaus . pt tics ice, he is eaabled I to orer.,w `t i c the.ropr poidepeg„ pre teinsinn3nt °nee ttie rtio..tthopPfov hot entqao+nkhe,',ltalutberatile justances an tar adduced ise of I the stsperioatyy of s :teen. is hit-It ..nalieen found to prevuil, even w here outaimait 'talent; by (motility in.iittfrioniti4lo4 Isti#4 , l9. AEectual, In oildilionsp show rottonlntors Omni", cit i f f ad n i • With 'tte found tAndlyV.`irturale iti reviving the ,Itasabertne e. • debilitated reer girt. otthe,yunion.c .a.titss*lnKvittleh embitter, • 'and 4 dot tio.els arrested, f-ec i tte;..tiy rcnder souptory the very • ittirecluil'ot exiiw•co. IProdVtli imtte. at' hymn an 4s mall i tlt &ore dOrdi a; tone • l 'elitihirity ill the !ire,4la- 4 nappy cunve ll o phq loot ()leering 0•011 , 00411 f Aauusider Aid tbe-•sufferflorsurf - bah tesev son) la. flirted ; a bb-adv perseverance in the mca 'Pieria-14 brine 0414 ' relit NW; rh ploy 'innvielted &Rye G. cptme 0/441 . 51 , 159,1f pillOn INstiesllll t;ountr) 'west woe/ 'vise& al attention by seta • . ? ' . . virl i vt.:..noEfinikiriP;s 7 ep.l . 4o4imAiltb. Ago boat.' Pt LL, i o I, -feet BEM*. teettetta; and #•re•ale Crilit ' plaints, 4irice as. (id. per blh, tvillt amille, daectinins...treitiell, &;lifithtitaek Max. `The Mafia atlitstry esteemed fat its agree aptsle•ono errtain,aperetioe, tiJohigh it eifeeteisilyi e•mbiteiiall • lanaction or obstruction of the stoniacli 4 add bowels. whether . -.most, g from bile,. indigestion; ittitfleisi ,'fir Argil' i t.einessat , the o:tana , h. heaffil-qch, fit{. bb 41odgion :mid Istilet. Or, .usher ' erialitie. ,sunned brae intehuoil canal. filo 'it all times sate; . and has beta given . wink tinsels , atstAd 'feet ;411, hi Overeat e. • To persons of bilious habits, nod .hos. Of sedentar Iv . 'bo il are sableet to - veto. 'amt retenikiiia, Itati-tiebs.' ' . apd 1 t e itiv g, gidtlitiesa, or a same of !testi:v.44 or appiess4aa, ett• . .Medkine ' • is eminently eillerlOfrd, being compos, d of the most innocent ingredients; and requiring neither eindinelains nor • tetdrahtt of diet; for which it has maintained for map years, in highett public. remit:ohm that was ever acquired by any Meitieine • whatever. .. • .n -- Oh-erne, there are Iwo kinds of Dr. Baerhative's keel ' 'Tifl. Thos.- rultriteolNo. i, ore a different composition. :hal 1 ore chiefly esAculated far the cure of a certain insidious doper der. having d stiorldirei tiiin:. for that complaint only. Each an; being branded with the figures No. I. or No: 2; at elw bottom, no mistake can possibl7 arise, If this be properly at blended** e. .i Tit i 9.:: .' . ... ; I.V ll* • There is no better or certain eemedy to remove ,the ilh• ' atiendan ion The tu•n of ifri, at a eeri.itn period' of a? . .,:' in fe-. males, than these Pails, they iastantly' reintivaboadotcla•siek ' p r ... i i iib r onr, .end debility pain• in the b,;ck aad labs, and dts• • *motets not to be diatribe:l in' prim. • ' : •- • • Sold*, Leigh. 18. Strand; Bacon, Ibo % Orfordietreet s ilethei" 'kid Co. B a Church-yard ; . Butler, Cheapside ; Tilt, Rey , ••Errhaneer a I• 1 Ward, H ..bnrri. • • ' t , • ,------ ' - Or TNCOMMON GOOD I'RAV Eeletrf':. ti• at r. t.) the SAIIACEN'S 'BEAD INN,ANOWAIit't:. To YORK, LEEDS, ELAN BURGH,. nol•olL eniti.ill the NORTH. • , , "Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horsed, hi 'Jeep *kettle's!, ~. . Thug, i.. ; . .1 •' • . •... . By ii. IV MOUNTAIN and to. 1 BARACEN'S'HFAD INN.' SNOWitiILL, LONtibN. ! ..„,,• H •, i , • It. CLAY'S ortginal WAGGONS'and COA r CES, to New bury, Sa habil. Aldbituai. W nutter) ? Basset.•Larabouritilfildiger ' ford, Chilies. Reading, hod all places adjacent, Doily. . '. t The frilinerbli Para Coach** Mail Calsekes, se.• set ow . from the Itaracen's Head. lita,,Sanw-hill a-. :t • • The UM PI R E. a ma' List, pool Light 'Coach,. only nsw night • Ono the road, carries Pour. Lariats eat:rater Outsides t Opt. nut every day at Oar o'Clock, at rives at Livrip -al.pest . Alitcrepon • - it' Six • aTieek. through Dataiiii , le, 'Wooturn, trAthhisty _Northampton, Welford, Lnaterwors,N.Jkaamey, Magraehe. • iiitchfield, Stone, Ragely, Newcastle, Kuutsford, Warring • lea. and Present. . , • . SOUTHAMPTON, Lymiegion, Winchester. spd Basing. Bloke Nei* F•ar-inside CeitCh, at half-past Seveh .'Clock in She. Nursing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Soashatoptime. by , Five o'Clock.—This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle N Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Mottles, Havre de Grace. Cherburg,&c. , • • SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal, 'Post Coactr; every Evening. at live o'Clock, guarded. • . , WE Y MOL TH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury. Andover, toad Haslitgstoke new Past Coach, every a fteroonn, The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderoey, St. Ma hies. dm. • ' . EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth. Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning • at Seven o'Clock, through newton, 'Axminster, Bridport, Blandfard, Basingstoke, and Baeshot. BATH and BRISTO L Flying Post Coaches,through Chip. Ebairn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at r Mayli r the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, ra as-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Marniag.— Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, dice. BOSTON, Spatting, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting. tiao Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to lipilsby, ,-imotb, griukby, and Hull. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sett 'e lit every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes re rosarknW easy. with a Guard throughout. Passes through . n illaniford ; Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybeidge, to the Guides Lioo, Leeds, next Morning.—Notwithstanding the - 11111Ithadsoft elapedition f this Coach, it is allowed to be the •1011111114gmembie and complete Public Conveyance am the North Amid. being unequalled in Ac commo datine by any other. r . KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Booths • titinviey, Onnskirk,, and Garsianr, Post Coaches, every After. ;•••non, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, New Coach, every llio ming, to the George Inn, Sunderlar.d. ".....:11ANCHNSTER, Winslow, Congleten, Newcastle, Weisel. and Wolverhampton, Post Coach. every Afternoon, guarded. SHEFFIELD need Rotherham Post Couch, called the r Bocalstompa, ; _evertr Morning. • • , It, W, htOUNTAIN nod Co. respectfully acquaint their ' Friends 'hid the'Pliblic, that they , will net he accountable for , anti Paserts,.Passersters' . Laggage,Writkigs, Plate. &e. of More , than. Nye Pounds Valeta. if,less,,makn, or daataard. unless 4 a• reared as stich, and .the Insuracee t paid for accurdiogly, at .:.e • Safareti'lltred kis Ellkw•bllPlWOdon. ' a ~e..:4. A dniz . ! • ' .• • . (This toast was followed by vnboonded expres sions of respect and approbation. When the load and reiterated •ptettdits whiclat occasioned, had in some degree subsided.) Mr. GRAN! 401111, sod ender the evident influence -gf-streatrieellem begged to refers) hie sincere thanks kisiGvelebi ter p. the respectable Assembly, for the honour they had conferred upon him ; an honour which he felt the more sincerely, as he was aware, that, having - so recently arrived in this coyntry, he could have few personal claims to their good opinion. He assured them that he felt the arduous nature of the situation in which he was placed ;—he knew what were the qualifications which it required, and was sensible of his own incompetency to do it jus tice; bat, however. deeply he felt his own defects, Ire veutured to say baldly, that there was one qiiali. fication, with respect to which he would not consent to place himself second , to any man—AN ARDENT AND ANXIOUS DESIRE TO PROMOTE, to the utmost of his ability, THE HAPPINESS or [RETARD. He ob. served, that Ireland, long before the remotest idea of the present connexion between that Nation and himself had passed over his mind, was the object of his regard and admiration ; and it was not the mo. meet which bound him by new ties to this Interesting People, which engrafted upon the claims of private feeling (if be might so term it) the more imperious claims of public duty—it was not at this moment, of all others, that those affectionate sympathies were likely to be extinguished or enfeebled. He said, that he could not but anticipate, that in the exercise of his official duties he might be•jostly chargeable with many imperfections and errors, though not, he trusted, of the heart, or of intention; bat amidct these peinful anticipations, he consoled himself with the recollection, tl at he was among a People distin guished for their geoeros4y'sto less than for their talent and iutelligeeati—e generosity to which he feared he should often be • oompelled to appeal, but to which he knew he should never appeal in vain. [When Mr. Grant concluded and took his seat, the Band instantly played Croppies lie Dozen. The Lord Mayor directed a Took of astonishment and re buke towards the Orchestra, and the tune was dis continued.] . The nest toast was the health of The Countess Trilbot.—Three limes three. Drank with rapturous applause. Earl TALNOT said, the pleasing duty of retoroing thus" , the name of the Coolness devolved upon him—Lady Talbot was by birth, and in heart, and disposition, an litisnwou4N, and bad no greater ambition than to centinee to maintain that character. No person was prouder of her countr y, or more de. liotedly attached to its fortunes. His Excellency proposed the health of • The Lady Mayoras—wbieh was also drank with three times three. The LORD MAYOIII sad, he could pledge himseir that when the Lady Mayoress wotrld be made ac whited with the,hoeoer which had been done her, her sense of obligation would be lively and sincere— and hecould assurehisfellow-citizens,that she prowl ed herself much pleasure in attending to the hospitalities of the Mansion.hoose. Tise,lmmortal Memory of Land Nelson. • When this toast was anatiuoced, Alderman Archer exclaimed, " ah, - j . es, a bumper; and the nest toast you must give, my Lord, will he, a bumper too, the Glories' and Itscatirtil' Memory of King Wit. liens the Tkisd." Abe Lord Mayor took no notice of 144011 h; bat repealed. 4111, toast be had gig which was drank in„solenin. sileoce. The LoW Priapic 04 tsc church of Ireland. . i.• Li k e res., ,tGa- , • • • • which mood a beady laugh, and was drank with general approbition. Lord Mead', and •he Resident Landlords of Ireland. Lord MEATH felt highly gratified by the connec. lion of his name with the Resident Landlords of Tres land ; and he begged to say, that although the ill. nem of some members of his family, and the uncoil+ trolable necessity arising from that illaess, had com pelled him to reside for some time past in another coun try, it would be histreatest pleasure and his greatest pride to lire in his own. Earl Bradford, Colonel of the Yorkshire Militia. Lord BRADFORD returned thanks. Lord Forbes and the Eastern District. Lord FOURES returned thanks for the honour coo. fared upon him. Edward Blinn, Esq. and the Staffordshire Agricultural So- Mr. BLUNT expressed himself much obliged by, the - honotr which had been dose him ; end upon the part of the Staffordshire Society, he could assure the Meets log, that they would be happy to promote a cordial intercourse between the countries, and to assist the Irish Society in forwardinj their mutual porsuit—b Agricultural improvement. The V otverMly of Dublin and fti Reprecentative. Mr. PLIAKET mid he felt • himself exceedingly obliged by the association of his name with the e•rsity—a Body which • witi-connected by close and affectionate bonds with the Citizens of Dublin, and of which, he trusted, be could say, he was truly the Representative. • - . • The City Representatives. Mr. SUAW then returned thanks• for the hoover which bad been conferred on biro, and said, he trusted that by consistently following his pasteareer t be would be found to merit a coetiouance of the N.. your, which he had so long experienced from tho Citizens of Dublin. The Convoy Rept etentadves. MI. HAMILTON expressed himself obliged by the honour which had been done blot, Bud begged leave to drink all their healths. The Duke of Wellington.—." Tune, See the Conquering Hero conies." Manbal Lord Beresford. Sir George Beckwith, aid she Arty serving in Ireland. The nest toast was— The late Lord Mayor, Alderman Alley. Mr. WRICRLER (late Sheriff) returned thanks. lie said, that no man took a more warm interest in the affairs of the Corporation, or In the prosperity of the Citizens of Dublin, than Alderman Alley; and that nothing bat a- cause, which every one who knew him regretted, namely, indisposition, prevented his being present oft this agreeable occasion. Tbe Recorder rind Board of Aldermen. '111..141ga Shotiff• of the City of Dublin. Mr. Sherif f Wiwi& and Mr. Sheriff Woon re spectively returned thanks, and expressed their hope, that upon retiring from the arduous honourable office which they had been electod to fill, they would be Iprebation of their .Fellow, • . _ ...a m givens f, and deserving of .the opprobetioa of their .Fellow• Gaspar. TheLinta Trade of Ireland. ' . . 10 . 4' .____ • -14..-.141-43 , 141111.41.4 . -0 Cmiii arse LONDON - GlAg27lii 9.,. I. • 4 "fA • ' MILITARY 'PROMOTIONS. Clllntisindon in the BA' We Permlennis Artillery Regiment of LW cal Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of , . "Curtiwall. Thee* Warren. fasq., late Liestesant•Coloneil-Commarsdant of the Truro Volunteer Infantry, to he Lieutenant-Colonel " Oommarnant, vite tiorxeso,derrosed• 'giant in the blaacheater and •altertl Yeomanry Cavalry, gn d by the Lord Lieutenant of the County I aldine of :l hieata~ttr. P . . : • .10 be Major-corpmandant—Tlpsmas Joseph Trafford, Esq. rbeeisittalds••••-Riibert -JiMisdfacktoo Norreys, Hugh•Horo by Kotserk Bradley, &qrs. Tss be lieutenants—Richard Jones Withington; Evil., Ed quart Vivo/ nud Kricisard Sinsomo, Esq. To be Cornets—Josiah Kear•ley, Esq., llamas Heywood, Ebq. s •tiod'Erllivisrd Milne. Rag,. • . • To liq ‘ Kisrge•p--Thomas Oilier, tient,.;! • { r' •fl • 1 • • . BANKRUPTS. !AI .!•:.4J 1 .! i;' B.Beltoles SW W. A. Backer, leanchentrei calico-dealers, Oct. Q 6, 27, Nov. 17, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn. Man. Atfolmies, Me4srs.liurd and Co. Temple; and Mr. Hadfield. M tan cheler.. J. Jackson, Easingorold, Thrishire, merchant, Oct. 2'3. 27, !Nev. 17, at Mr. tPteasnen.Easingwold. .Aunraies. Messrs. Lqngdill and 9p, PIRO Ino.square; and Mr. Lockwood, trt.'ingwald. / I • ' W. Burton, ilitsckley.-Lekevershirr, hosier. Oct. 15. 16, Nov 17, at the George lon, /Buckley. A tunnies. Mr. Beckett, Nohle.sweet. Falcon square and Mr. Sodea, Hinckley. W. Haiku ca ttle-dealer. Oct. 1 4 . '24, Nov. 17, at (41,1dha11. , 'Attarnies,"Messrs. King and Co. Gray's Inn. square. T. Parsons, D.uke-street, Si. James's, Westminster, breeches maker, Oct. IS, 14, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Carney, New Inn. , ' DIVIDENDS. Oct. 27, T. add E. Mugridge, King's Lynn. Norfolk. cork , egatittfacturers-00. 29. - T Raper, Nartbaßerton, Yorkshire. maltster—Oct. 29. 1, Meatyard, Fontinell Magna. Doretshire. dealer —Oct 27, W..fabor„James-street. Golden square.pitimber -.4)0.29, C. Worley Woodyates, Dorsetshire, innkeeper— ' Oct. 29. S. Wood, Ramage, Lancashire. merchant—Oct. 31, J."and li HAwell. Brackfria:s-road, linen drapers - Nov. 3, H. Seurie. Strand. boot-maker—Nev. 3. T. Shiner. 'Winner, and W. Shatter, West Dowlish. Somersetshire, clothiers—Nor. 5, B. Hewitt, E. and 3. E. Bowman, Nuntwich, Cheshire. hank ers—Nov. 7, R. and J. Dickinson. St. John's -street. Cleo ken well, brewery:--Nnv. 7, .1. Himason, Fleet street, linen drapet —Oet. 29, J. Waseoe, Xnalhallerton, Yorkshire, ann moa-brewer. • f CERTIFICATES- . --Orr. 27. " J. Brooke, Rawfolds, 'Yorkshire, nil of vitriol menufae ilimes— W. Nash, Bristol, drysalter—S. Clegg, Salford. Lan cashire. saddler—J. Cunliffe, !Manchester, merchant—H. R. Gill, Park-place, Kennington-cross, coat-merchant—M. Had- Ingham, King-street, West Smithfield, harness maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Grandy and S. norm:, Radcliffe, Lancashire, calico printers—W. B. Fry dad J. Sparks, Southampton-street, ,Strand. linen-drapers—W. Larcom and H. Attwnod, Portsen, linen-drapers—C. Binning and J. Drew, Wells. Somersetshire, lineo-drapers—W. Braithwaite and J. Richardson, Stockton. wharfingers—D. Wright. Ovenden, J. Wright, Warley, and J. and S. Garsforth. Ovendeo, Yorkshire. cotton.spinners— B. Schofield. J. Greenwood, and J. White, Sheffield. col lectors of debts—J. Simmons and J. State, Poplar, riggers— J. Fidlinand R. Hitchin, Manchester, eillico.manifnetorers— A. Ausalric and W. Fothergill. Manchrster,:drysaben—G. Holt, J. Beever, jun. Redvisles-within-Bory,'and J. 11 Bee- O'er, Manchester, woolleo-nsanafacturers—J.-and..l-. Anderson, St. Thomas's-street, Bornagh, cooks —R, W.. 8., • and H. Parkinson, Lancaster, tinen-iirapersJ:Y. :Norton and W. Bixpinglturn, bronze ntakrra— r W. Webster. Pi., Broadbent, - and N. flaskell, 'Norton, Ijerby-hire, Scythe ma nafectiirers—fl. :Taylor-and ti, .1 4 1ammen. • iadorer, hatver dastiers—J. I'. Betlet and .1. Thomas. Elder-street, Norton Foleate, Irad-pipe-ihnanfiteturers . —./. Taylor, W:Notwart, .1. th%tris. and It. W. Darnell, blaakwearatoithshose, Derhens. • .. common brewers. . ' • • .•.~:__ . t .. • , •ttiet. ti.oltoZ 4if• r; ' !• , • ' .. •• ENCF,I§P.,. !y rt 2p c ; ii . e li,A l . d Nu i rACTOßY, , fauns. I lshr B 1 4,1111 R 4tIILMI ei bi D 14. P ATT.CO n li i RliS I ViP MS TM. I ovisibleGreemuieg .0 wt., &h. Blackper Cwt. Olive ditto .z. '".- 76i. White 4 48s Bright Olive dilifeirs , • ;Jek , Tow w 56,,. • . . Km Dart Red . P . Slate and Lead Colours 48s. Bright Red 365. Stone 50s. Chocolate . . 48.- • . • Prepared, Oil ps thin them for use 5;. prr gallon. ' 'R'rtited•Coal TM. Brow ir2Ss. per Cwt.—Carmanlils. .114 , 1#)4re.Lead,per Cw i, 50s. Turpentine per Gallon 6s. Secbad auto • do. 461. Lirise•-il Oil, per Gallon 4s. 9d. • • . : 'LAMP OILS. 1 . . • Per Gifllon. Per Gallon. 'Oeattioe'llperm Oil • : ils. Od. fteSued OR for Patent • • liood Barque do. .. .; is 04. Jaunts. ss. 0•'. Pale Se'al Oil 4s. Oa r ' Pale Whale Oil Ss. 6d. .• •", Common Ditto . • Ss. 31.1. The Ira enetrahlf Paints . r tinted to all ont.donr wart. ,•• where n ip " tibtenntiltynre required , rite I , fing eabas s .,yergkeists the lbeikre4 , win dierver• 6 ' • Synod for many yearys„ boirever avec% exposed to the effects of the ovitt brer; mut ilmis eertainosteeirbrVennas stari Dry Roes' it 4 reiolovrr ittig t pearly equal in appearance to the best Palms. The Mite Lead, Turpentine, Lusted OR. mod Painters . ' I ' '•t Idlasino. as ok Ifni- best qualities. ;The Lamp Oils axle war. ,outed genuine, and from the Manner is wnirn they have bee* I i r nitleetl, will tee thstidstirri•st tel Alake generally sold. • . i `y. ; . . I GEOttlif. UP fON and Co. 1 ': llterellahts'ina the Trade itiptllied mi advitioneeints terms. . N. A, So fimiletAv linrattraras 141bo. of site laipasettable Palish& 1 .3 and I Cat. of Coal Tar, bald. f 1 1 rfaHtll leegramitatgietted ' repetetion of • Messrs; : i .) 41- 1 34 - 1 g iti ft rigid,' GP?. ,combi9at. with . Asir :weal - kA!"1" 1 , experience and !met es , 4 In the treatment and cure of a tea reign- , :4 Mg ,rodlpisiuu., eraratrairas•ilbenra , ira.oraperi.ra• CllllOl4 and *decibel! , , yiKfereuce over all oliurpractitioner.. Messrs. Currie Co. as iertifir'9otgrainr. I gud9Weenbers of the itiyul Coll of ten dou'veid kaillibtorat I ,plesent, lit ; the l ,Patatic the milt of ibirt y • year; sitecue.ful pr .ctice in the hi F tropoli., where their treat ,l mew ~, Adoesers.'4ll' Vi.iihrtil 1 Chnieforamim, Nerviest. Debility, , i Y..tettinr; Reliplitnils .:iol 1 411Onr of the °rpm. Strictures of the tfietlirit.'fitt. At. Th ai littler& urtifoiatli triumphant. Is i,idicitiliajdtatorat nava ratinneciinn. a. perfect Crime § consplet. I ' e ti t4p - .e_short period of two days,: and in those cases of at wore r ~ std it/11164'd. Mllbrl. . ether • Practitioners have failed or I , 1 Ailmite..a . trici„psi4eplr t a.licir:i_e their . plan of. treatmeas in- tures tir the Pailent a sound an d perfect re-estahlt.braent. la I ygiervor.DrlsilluvrvalteglieVprivilanell ..v convivial excesses, by ... 1 the aw . l 'erste pripyarent pi sensual pleasures, by sedentary aiitlllierr shiftiAttilihailti.let - by `any 6t her (Arse. the Medicines ' r Owl Plellite POI ere‘race Mira happiest effect.. ip improving Pie . tarot& fitli. of body sad mmd. Sever - il Noblemen and ' . fiewldisist el' the Illmraryperiaraitity, *see hero ender the sure ilr)t t l e l4 m. kle r ;t i 7o, ""d & C e7 , : f g r titt e v r t e rtor i t tl ' a „ l !; ) v i ri n t7 P r b l i d i rctl f it i n h : % :POrrOnweetaiere. yr", o art fesenee may be wade to. them, al paii.fact..ry r , I amees o f the' derisive Mtperiority of MeSsr‘. Carr* mot CIA plan Alf tlitiaisielif }tinnily of these Gen•lemett ) ,haie, had Strict", rs from Ala I .{ i palely lean), and had hen an ' ' 'de? the care of {Weft/v. Howe Heaviside . and other Sergeants I 4 W )opelrtnintereote.lto tat tei4ied the rare. by the application • of ny Luse •r Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie aid Co. I- • mat t• be e trooltedi hy eithetilbett, with Nye greatest delicacy, r • mcre.qp4l'iiiklrtYlit. at, tbeY.hatal.,,fti 9.107, Hatino-garden.— 1 Patents' irt't he 'country atteretioested to state the peril r velem*: they maw, pire. ah( Amer* .14shit of living. &e. to- I closing a remittance for tidvite* and' medicines. when the move . will Se given' ov;glist• to- Nude pal 41 the tie/dors: o To Ittilifi ) .4-0 hail - litefTCX I ...Mrela i rkf t r oinit ! "pgr "" g):,: e 11111%-l f I lefteis may ilea or medic , a - t 'llo4garden. :a '1 •1:: , 4. 3 .i:',...) • . . .