The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

17{ 42kikoki2s) 1)(11,4r0 - _ -- -1 ' .. ..././IrgiiIMIMMERFRINIIIMMI ...I - '111 . 5 :.... . -7.-7 -..— ... . - i f ... • . - 1 ' 1 4 ) if • P. , ,f i I . .f ''' .1: . .4. 490K.' - i t . 1 • - 6 - %. 1;''• r- .. i"', :-., e,, , . ;.,..1... ~ •! .. . . . • ..,,,,:.,..-, . n cii- ..: ..,•• ...... . • ..... • • ..... .f • 0.... • r-• . -i t • k . e ela ta e a . . • t• vim-. . 4 . . . ... . . . .. 4 . re 4 . 1t1 WAIT& .• ~ . a ft. i:d. ;•,41,,, • -• • • • :" ••••!•* t re- .ft .'t • 1 1 . . - . . '~ .c , LON DON, MONDAY; 8:1MR1111111R 25, 1820. efeimEN-# 1 . 4 No• -1823 ant•ITY FIRE °Feltll, Rropyr.irrairr. CITU:VP! FIRE OPFI4 R HE'rtiRNS.—NO ICE k hereby given to ell PBRIIONS erne in 1818 r aippleled their Terms of SIEVE/11 YE %Rti• tl4llllß,lthicit, dist the RICTURYS of TWENTY-FlVit PER. Ct NT. yea all ;Item;anis paid by them during that time. tar. reeeiv- Ap e bee. and orate %cents in ill the prineipal Towns In the liegione f sad it Is requested that such Parsons as hams n egl.chtil to receive their returns In preceding years will lip pi) ha the same forthwith 3. 4 T. MIER REA UNIANT. fristusghig Director. ABRIEF Sumnsery of the Advantage" of Par eto.ise Ticket. and Shares before the 411% October. lin. , are sure of the Chance of Tiro of 10.0001. became tht he drawn on the First Day, loth October. in the first 16 Minute% Ite%itlet the Chases of %whatever other ('a pitssay be Mown on that Da% . Tee are sure of not (yes Om« 4.100 Tickets Wes oenuni a~fMpi Th t Bey. Oh October. bektileaffere then two-thire of the whole Lottery. Vey are sere of all those 4.300 Tickets Wally &soli m at' Finn Dm if volt avail perielf of the Cootreetor's offer (see the Seibratei) Yoe ere not sae. of any of the above Advantages if you tto not make lour perehaset before First Day. because they exeloaildy belong to that tie!. Scheme matelot 2 lO.OOOl. 10.000!. 5.710 other Arnett.. Alt Sterling Moisey—Oisly T.lfile Ticket*. Tlekets and Shares are sellinfr by J. sod J. SIVE -111-RIGT. 37. C 01111011: 11. Holborn ; 311, Haymarket; and 141. Otford-street, whu shared and sold in the Lottery just ended. No. 136 LOS And rani, u% other Capitals. FIFTH °CFOS Hit . GCARROLL respectfully informs his Frirads • and the Public that the Drawing of the present Stale Lottery will commence on Till' RSDAT. fish October. on which Da) Two Prizes or 10.00 Y. most he Drawn. besides other Capitals and smaller Prizes : end EVERY MANX DRAWN TEAT DAY seal he entitled to ANOTHER CHANCE on the kith OCTORFR, or to FOURTEEN Pf CNDS IN MONEY ;Shares in proportion), at the Option of the Purchaser. fiIIIEME.—ALL STERLING MONEY. t Prices of.. 111.1.1100 : an; ..:440.(1 1 0 10.0110 imon y 6OO It 10 200 100 90 60 ?Il . 1.000 64 1.411 D Biamis to be re ,,indniirs Oct. 11). esti mated es worth, to srU 141. each .... MAN . ..... 16 tee Tlcket/1. Sterling Money, LISO,OOO Data L OO Wailaera. Tern T;etet.l of each Number 'Fate of one to deride the other, in the limas' manner. PRIP.F.B DETERMIN 1111. P. 6th Prise in each Cleve. LlO.OOO 17th .. Ditto XOO 18th .. Ditto above 20/. 300 19th .. Ditty.. l.OOO 90th Prize above 90f..... 30,000 SOO First-drawn Blanks in earl Clary. October IS to have UV. each. Tickets and Shares are SeWoe at CARROLL'S Fortnate Merv, f'ornhill. and 90. Oxford -street. where he gold :he following Capital Prizes Is tbe Last Contract and Lot tory• jest ended. 18,775, 3.756.... LllOO 1.313.... L3OO I 10.850.... L9OO 7.034.... SOO 4.469.... 90U 19,409.... 90U 1:.434.... 300 lUD 13.1540.... 9011 116.... 900 I 4.308.... 9911 I 14,867 . 900 1.139.... P. 300.... 900 18.773.... POO ANGEL. INN. Sr. CLEMENT'S. STRAND. GENF.RAL corner:. FOR TRAVELLING. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go from the *NA e Inn : Paris Ito) al Mail, ria Dover Tuesday sod Friday ?HOU, at twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mall. throvigh Godabeing. ternield, stud Purtsea, every Fretting at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past 6. On its arrival a peetet sails to the Isle of Wight. to convey puasengers and paresis; and a Mail Coselt sets of to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Entswortls, Gloucester and Milford Mall, through Henley. Oxford. and Chel;e*ltem. every Evening a quarter past 7, and dun 'lay at half-past 8. Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend. Chat has, sad Fevarsham, every evening at a quarter past 7. sod Smelly at half past 6. From Canterbury, passengers and par eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate, itainsgate. Kandwich, Ire.; and from Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folkvtone, easidgate. the, Dirneburch. Roomy. and 1.) dd. Arundel and Bognor Post-enael., through filitingtuirott, Monde). Weeleesday. and Friday. a quarter before 7. Bath and Bristol Post-roach. to rarry only ;nor inside. through Reeding, Marlborough, Caine, and Chippenbale. every aldtridag . at 8. Chelimitam Peet-geste, to caret only four inside, through Henley and Oxford. every Alumina et a quarter before 6. Chiebester. Bognor. and Petworth Post-coat-h. Aleseday. Wednesday. sod Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Bath Light Post-fugch, in two days, to a: r_• firer inside. thvolglr Meidoommgd, Reeding, Marlborough. Orvites. and Meaday. Woodnesy. and Friday Mornings, at /". This osaeh is chiefly intended for the ecrommodation of faisAlles. Invalids. Re, who vaanot eatierge the fatigue of soil a distaste in en, day. NORTH pith COACH P.f4 Pentith. and Whisiduiven. Post coach. goes with Your lltorses sag • Guard all the way. Pause thruneb Brooch, Appleby. Gretabeilige. litnriscsesel, rstigithrklge. Wetherby. Abrefoni. Debeaster, sail Gran tam Vie asserast wily by miles). sent out every aiensing, au! pertuniss thejouraey will:the presaged Willi). Passer (wt detained ea ihr road. by business w pleassere, have the aikanlitip of their iwat• heist oacored Is the nett. .7 6 .1 11 riti RreatferA. sad Isleworth. every Moir • w y. Friday, end ilelsrday. *ABMs and re.. Prepeleterv. Rivets sod Packages are tafely as& espaslitiowsly • teem thti la to evert City, l'lmen. Mere, sad 1411 111) Vest lathe fellowlag tfaualismoris.:—Reeks. BIDAAI rem:wall, Deft's. peeve,. liaati. Hereford. Ulm:erase, Kest, Otlieed, Illatereset. daft,. Ittlewm. Will. Weerettse. :tenth Wsies. all parts of the Isle et Wight. Jersey.4initra• mt, and all pees o r FfilAOP : 10 all Parts or the . orti " • Take natter. dot so 1. 4 " 41 gr at . ehea, j 4 ate, flask. or Noah Nese, bewever value, tin he seeettatmt Per. if Wet or Asmara on other profit or pa 'tram" lootoort lOW* raw al. ' aairga Spetifkd as melt when tirittnertil at dr. OW* paid for femininely Neat Port-Clmiseq, Ike. at the shortest belies To Cow/tenors, 6irover4. timiers, rinieunen. Lhera oable-kooper%end others.—Voinahle (Irons Farm, within too miles tot the eeoire atilt Metropolis. By Mr. MINH/LI:. At titeCow-vard. P./hoer-row, New-road. ?Mfr./him-court road, on Thursday, at eleven for twelve (by order of the Trustees.) THE Lease of a valuable Grass Farm, in a high state of cultivation. Werra on the sonth•west side of the high road leading from Pesetas to Kentish Town, and adjoins the Regret's Canal; comprising seven end°. sares of remarkably rich oki Pastureland, containing nearly 110 acres, together with a Farm House, standing for este lOU cows, stabling, roomy barns. piggeries, numerous not buildings, and inclosed farm and rick yard. Held by Lease, whereof eight years remain unexpired at kliehaelmas next. at a moderate mat. At the same Um* will be sold 7 Seim of 'scaliest weU-got Meadow flay. and 'large quantity of Ma nure. To be vies ten days preceding the sale, when par ticulars may be had. and further information known by ap plying to Mr. (larks Arrowismith. Mnlicitor. Devoashire- Arrow, Qemps'e-equare: of Mr. Williams. solieitoe. Sly place, flolbors; and of Mr. Hindle. lA. Manner% -Nor. New Road, Tottenhatoyourt-road.—To Cow-keepers. lie.— Veinal%le obi-established Premiers, stock of well selected Yorkshire-bred Cows, Draught Horsey. %Venom. Carts, Farming Implements. and about 430 Loads of oseolloot wall-got Meadow Hay. By Mr. HINDLE. giirwies pare Premises. Palace-row, hi the New Rood. Mfrs-1 hisi-enurt-road (by order of the Trustees.) on Tart - 1 day neat, at eleven for twelve prreisely (asitoc.iflspoesd 1 of is the meantime be Private Comelier) IIHE valuable Leasehold Premiyes, many yeah! established is the wery lucrative Biaismoof Cow-beer g. and is point of titration and coavesiocce for eaZt imam veinal', comma. steads merit ailed, being i Obleurromedad by matey of the leading aq s s4:: e aad streets Ild v:rodeds. from whkh am foonowie of profile e s i z:n from yinfamilies is a retail wpy (etiologies of of doolor..) The Premises ase , a is ropoir, and costal° eight bed mein. liOdfoodo ditild. trogrior, sod broakflist-rooots. verbs. wookohoosolgosAielltoomelooodponid 'ark - "Ave ro±yro_44odoolpiddis (dogobio of osofaintof 1.10 doer d SY ONNY died •n the Soifold . has, limber-mercha.nla —R. Hoskin •ad ). E. Betts Reading, (ao trade)—M. end 0. Hawkesley, Strand, Mani wareware-de Hers —J Duncan and A. Sherri:fa. London. (ad trade)—J J . Ra2ue, J. J. Batlinau, Drpeth MIL Da rhea. aced-erualiers --W. and W. Cooper, jun. and n: Cooper, York. wine•mercbnnts—J. E. Stokes and W. Jaques. St. Mary-at-IHO, ship-brokers—W. Reynolds, jun. and C. La; rimer, Liserpcml, wine-inerehents--T. Attwood and B. Cook. Birmingham, manufacturcra—J. (doter and J. sal B. Lister, Huddersfield, conalsiion-merchants —T. Green and C. Timbrell, t'oirman-street, Blackwell-hall factor*. The late Burma D'O.WPTEDA and Lieu.. _........—.... The following .correspontleoce Liao Items published In s ministerial paper. From the citautuit.throagh which it has been introduced. it, may he stepposed the publication was Intended to viltdicate the.charac ter tot the redoubtable Bareni u After t peresst•oftbi bets . tees, however, the • itupatatim. t a llied been cast ' , upon his courage appear to be n ilitaced Owl the charges against his honesty a n ' • :..-- _ . .. TO M. TU E BARON D'OMPTEDA, AIILAM.• .. S t u—Y ou will probably be mseptilid - at agit..410.,. dressing to you from Milan, and much more sastilellk you hear the purpose of tuy arrival. It will uudoulit . eily, as it ought, shock you to find that your ; memo • duct towards her Royal ilighnesa the lorinengp4ll Wales has been discovered—and your moat isfameami and unmanly return for every kindness you, bare hitherto rewired from her, is about to be publlahted to 4 1 1 a world. Pis au Englishman, and as a grateful friend at the service of her Royal Illigienes-, I voluntarily step for ward to demand satisfaction on you for such villainy ; and I expect you trill meet me to morrow morning at - eight o'clock, at Barlatsi re (half way to Como), there to answer to this sacred charge against your linaou;•,, as a gentleman and a man, who has ever received the most make.' hospitality at the hands of the Princess, and who has committed the greatest art of hostilities against the very first of virtues. (Signed) JOSEPH R in. How . Nam. Winn, Hotel del °amber.. Samrsisy evening, ire o'clock, Nov. 2, 1016. TO MR. IIOwNIM. WEAN. (TR A NSI.ATION.) Stn—lt was indeed will, surprise, as yon remark, that I received your letter. Little accustomed to re. fuse a challenge, pray believe that I readily ace , pt that which you propose to toe, althtiugh I am too ignorant of the motives, so confidently assigned in your letter far it, to he able to 'an'•over them. The discoveriek . which you are pleased to mentiou, ate coterie unknown so ate. With tee t to Alachome the Princess a ,Walslaytt_ -33 4 hikes eiVelkat selltotath l 4llllllllt4ll and the laws, of which gnu declare yourself the chili!: •.• 'ion. have not h.:en violated by use. If I did sot wholly refuse Cie froytent invitations with whit* Madame the Prioress condescended to honour me, it was rather that I might not appear wattling in the re speet due to her raid:, and put for the purpose of 'lulling that condesceusion in a way, that would justify you, Sir, thus to address me.• On the coutrary, I availed myself of it discreetly, anti refused the prof fered honour of aceompanyipg heron har_tour, in order to as uid every thing which %tight lead to delicate esti ba: rassotent. This indeed would require replevied's. but that 1 ant not disposed to give it to you, Sir, &Orr the peremptory language I. which you have thought . fit to address me. It, up to the lures-nt moment, I ought to cousider the virt we anti honour of Madame the Princess, to which your letter alludes, as infinitely 104 far removes! from all suspicion to require a combat be. tweest yourself and me, it is for you, Sir,, ho say you are her friend, and limier obligations to her, bo weigh the :•ottoluenre.: of so singular a contest. As, bolter'', confo,mahly to :he laws of honour, the right to ti. the time and place of rendezvous Ise loags to me, and n.t to you, I declare, that with all the eagerness which I feel to give yon satisfacaioe. yet your incuagritous proposition of meeting you to morrow at eight o'clock, on the high row! to Cease. cannot meet my concurrence ; and, as I suppose that you I ave made your arrangements et y‘istr Ireisere, you sill think it natural that I should make mine. I, there• f Tr, moue Switzerland as a conveutent place, and upon this sobject I will send any second. whom I ex pert from the country. At tits saute Woe I invite you, shore pia are pleased to make this a weinnat affair, also to bring with you* gentleman oi poor own country, capable of testifying to whatever may take plane between ns. The perean :rho will oppose ue toy belta'r will call upon yen in two days at the latest, at your resilience at the Gambino, at Miles, or at Come. AA may heat suit you. (Signed) The Baron ,Faawcta D'Usir t rya llotel de l'Europe. Nov. 2, MI6. T.. M. TIIK il %RON III'ONIPTEDA, MILAN. . . SIN-1 have reteireti your answer to my letter of , this evening. ?rid am perfectly obedient to the laws of hollow.; and since it is not convenient for you to-ntor row morning, 1 shah «wait at Cootu the arrival it your friend at. that town, when, if lv will write up a r:utr, I will attend to ir al any inn be may thinkpeu- „ per to liallie. g " -- (SIKIII9J) JOSRPN 'tom.; liliniff‘ 4 , tiaturday night, II o'clock, 2d Nov. 1816. ~ ... %a b , : .• -4 s. TO M. THE COUNT Pe tiee T IVelli'Wedif i t * e .• TO Rl' VAA KETT Tut rmexuot eir'ielikati sAximyT 0/ Tat mine' OT al ALTA) MILO: 3 . . - III7eNLATeOR.) ". ' : .AI ,tsr •.. '-sr friend; k • " •Ite•pledi a.. I". HO frNAel.. • i " The Cause fir winch HAMPDEN feu i 14. Fic', On Wednesday will be publivhed. with Cat., price Is. r t. hi/AMR A BUSINIi the Pt I ; Satiriril Poeta. BY TAR BLACK DWARF. '7' Mt. caramel a Pair was sever seen, t3o jastly formed to meet by nature." By all BooLseßerg. --- This Day was Pablisitad. Volumes Three and Four, tito. price if. tls. hoards, of A VIEW of the HISTORY. I.ITERATT'RE, and MYTI101.001( of the ',INDOOR ; ineindinn a sel sate Description of their Moaners sod Customs, and Tease latloos from their principal Works. Ry WILLI %SI WARD, of Merampore. Third Edition, earrfailv abridged find cretth improved. Landon: Printed for black. Listsburv. ParburY• and Lnadenitalt-strom ; of whom may bW had, the above Work. 4ln vols. tiro. print Vl. . NIOBRICE ON Bitrimo km) ktAurrio. This day was pablished, in fivo, price Hu. 6-1. hoards, APRACTIC.AL TRE.%TISE on BREWING the various sorts of MA LT LIQUOR : with F.xemples .l *ace Species, et;J the mode of using the nterasometer and Saceharometer: the whole forming a complete Guide in Brewing every description of Ale and Beer. To which are added. General Instructions for mating Malt, and Tabies of the Net flatlet of Excise on Strong and Table Beer. payable b) Common Brewers in Town and Conntr). By Atexavora Monett, Common Brewer. Sixth Edition : with the Imws (now first added). relating to Brewers and hialtsterli. by Jens Wtxxissts. F:4l. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. niter nosier-row. POULTRY, PIUS, and MILO! COW:4. This day was published. price 6". in boards, APR AC rICAL TREATISE on Breeding.. Rearing. and Fattening all Kinds of Dowesrtc PIORMIANTS. P11111 , 6:41. and 111110 ti In teresting Amount of the Epptian Method of hatching Eggs by Artificial Heat, with some modern F.sperimrets thereon : from Memoranda mode daring Forty Veers' practice. By Rowswarow MovanAr. Esq. Third Edition ; with Additions on Breeding. reedit'''. aid Managing Swine, and Mikh Cows for the Family Dairy. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Pater nnster-row. 9.400 1.0011 17t011,111T(11DArt LONDO.V GAZETTE. WAR OFFICIL Serf. 23, 1900. Meinesidakm.—The King has been pleased to approve of the authilMilg, granted in the Gazette of ISth Mardi. 1819, for the 104 " Tslave's." being borne on the colours and •ppointsounte of the 9th Regiment of Font being cancelled. and of the shiimeent beim; permitted to bear on its rotates and appeintaseats the words Roleiat" and " itale's." in ronaideilliou of the distinguished conduct of the ad bat talion of nostiment at the battle of Rolela. on 17th August. RM. mod et Violent, on the gist Augus!, 1908. wan-orrice. sari. aaaaa 91. IWO. itch Righneut of Light Dragoons—Comet J. H. Whit more. =111: Light Dragoons, to be Corset. vier Clagett. •ho e 19t4-11110--Coroni H. Clagott, from Bth Light Dragoons. to be Cal/Mk doe Wbitnigoe, who ex.;innget.t. SPA S.J. Cotton to Le Captain. by perches'. s ire finegoile. *tee retires. 'Cornet T. Harrison to Le Lieutenant. else Cottons • id Regiment of Foot Chiards—Liert. F. if. Terser. from half-pay of*. Regiment, to be Ensign sod Lient, vice An drew Coutts Cochrane, who violative., receiving the difir- Inalre. 441 a Regiment of Foot . —Captain W. J. Bred, from half pay 90th Foot. to be Captain, vice L. M. Bennett, who ex changes; gasign Hon. W. Arbuthnott, from 74th Foot, to lie Lieutonauthy paSkate, vice Bennett. promoted. Bth Ditto--Caphla C. de Ilacillaad. g roin half-par Royal Reglmeut of Malik to be Captain, rice J. Agnew, who es changes. Mit Ditto— Wheatley. Rant. to be Ensign without purchase. vice Hoban. superseded. 47th Ditto—Lichtemint A Fraser. from 81st Foot, to be Lieut., vice Coebrflue, who exchangos. Slat Ditto —LieStenant T. N. Cochrane. from 47th coot, 1 4 I to be Lieutenant. lee Fraser, who exchanges. 34th Ditto— 1..C01. F. Calvert, from half-pay '7941 Foot. to be Limit. 'olonet. vice J. Daniell, who enehanges. 02d Ditto--Payotaster R. Jellicue, frion half-pay Wilt Foot. to be Pavenader. vier R. Darnley. der,-ate , i, 68th Ditto--I.:rutenant J. Place to be Captain. without ' purchase, vice Wattin. dimeseed. 13d Ditto—Lieetanant E. 1.. Godfrey, from half-pay 20th Foot, to be Lieut. vire W. -.......ncer, who exel,anges. 79th Ditto—C. Joinstone. Cent. to be Ensign. without purchase. vice Wight. drerased. 81st Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. Sir C. Dot don, from half-pay of *d Creek Light Infantry, to be Major. vice James F.trrer, ttlo exchange', tletb Dltto--I.ient. I. Twig. from half-pat of the Rifle Brigade. to be Lloutesant, rice R. Chapman. who ex. flanges. reee4ving the difereara. 7th Royal Veteran Ilattalion—Lieutenant W. Ross to he Adjutant. vies J. Datil-ion. who returns to his former site ation on the Retired Litt. Bth Royal k'eteran Battalion—Ensign F. Newton. from 90th Fooi. to be Eneign,wico Mackenzie. deessuted Hospital Btalf—llospill t Assistant. J. Illalr. from hair pay. to be Hospital .4. tent to the Forces, tieeJ. limit ridge, who exeltangos. Commissiou signed by tie ford Lionteaant of tha County of Norfolk. W. W. L. Warnoe, to he Deputy Lieutenant; W.. 13. Proctor. F.,4-, to at be (Vito; !11. Btt lemon, F.M. to - be ditto : F. Hare. EN. to be dittot EA M. (lot. Io be ditto : R. F. Hotness. awl.- to brilitto; IL J.. Ilsoo—Clork. to be 411111., First or Washita Ifediment of Norfolk Alitilis—Ensign R. D. Williams, to be Lieutenant, tier tolls. resigned. COMIlli4llOll io tlstWarwieltildre Regular Militia. signed by the Lord I.l4.lten.lnt of the (*minty of Wirxielc. Captain .1. M. Rooillier, to be Major, lice Harding, de ceased. • I PT4H., • J. D. lildtarad. Chalkwd. Caollre!ltPlr, broad-Ana-many - %elver. to surrender Oft. 47,'1% Nov. 4. et the rittr•PultY .4 Irina lac Chalthr.l. Nttornevs. Messrs. Mahe end Hon. Cool6'l-.01111, Cafe)-street ; and Mr. Stone, Tethilr).lllou oestershire. IV. Cope. Ceifilagton, Breiwrad. Stafford. crate-msker, Oct. 41. 7. Nov. 4, at the Union Ina. Nantsist. Alhortsaya, Ma•A•if 4. tboeker. Dawson. and Iletritighatii, New Boswell court: and Newts. Lowe. Santa-iea. J. Nation, Oosport. S.,idlistsliton, victualler. Oct 7, 10. Nov. I. at the Crown bin, Dosport. Attornef, Mr. T. Ilinehln, Verulam-boltdincs. Orav Loadott. W. Parkes, Aststed Wharf. Uinalagbam. Oet. 13„ I I. dept. 4. at the Swam llotel, Birmingham. Atturaevs, Messrs. Turner and 11011111r4, Blutansbury -square ; and Mr. lleeley, Walsall. Stafford. 1. Lereh l'aleaton-street, hre‘ier4. Kept Oet. 7. Nov. 4, at Gnil4.l4aU. At „wary. Mr. Harrim,n. Beeklervberyt O. Lee. Horst:Mown-lane. liqbterman. Ort. 7. 14. Nov. 4. M Outhlhell. Attorne!l, 111e-svm. Knight and Freemen, turtmll-street. 0. Miller. Watling-street. 11nen-eiteat. Oct. 7. Is, Nov. at tiulltlholl. Atturse), Tueker, Hera -te4-baildtars. *Worn. I'. Kegley. Liverpool. merchant. Oct. Ht. 14. Noy. 4. at lie Heart, las. Liverpool. A I torne s. Me,sr+. Lowe and Boner. ttoothampton-boildingt,l'haneery-taer ; and Messrs. Orred and Lowe, Liverpool. R. Portioel. Aadorer. conch-mnLer. Sept. 'M. 0.1. 7. Not. 4. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Robins. I:taroks's-inn- SeW4. J. O. Firduhen. jun. ‘Vuod-atree, Cheapah glotei-Jettl et. 00.7, 14. Nor 4. at Guildhall. Atturne. M. tintmirre, Earl-strret. Sleekltians. C. Jeremy. Arne-law. Clapham. 4urrct. linen-draper. Sept. SO. (k-t. 7. Nor. 4. a: Guildhall. Ationsieg, Pickering and Smith, SIP plr-i nit. DIVIDF:NDS. Oct. 14, W. °anent. Leadennall-market. fi4limontrr -041. 14. W. natkr. Lausertos. beeoneairr. nter•haset, et os Ro y al Hdel, Plymouth-ocl. 14. J. Lee, King-street, Chearitie. warebessessaa —Mt. 17, T. Itirlimonil. /std. Carey-street, plumber—Oct. 14. P. tiaall. Bridget. Ned, Lambeth. eserbsaker—lit. 16. T. • n. Worcester. vhstaer. at the Hall ins. Worcester—Out. Ht. T. 4 11thott, Kmareehrossit, timekeeper. at the Bay Mose Inn, NAM*. brough—Oet. 17.0. Illtarland. South Mutton, Danaeldte. mena...releeser, at the Old Londun but. Exeter-od. 11. W. Fawcett, Liverpool. tut-reheat. at the Ororar Llmit- 4 poel—Oet. 14, R. lillytb.l.4ree-bnildingi. llolburn. &steel —Oct. IS. W. Richards. Penzance. nierrbaut ta)lor. at the Voles Hotel. Penzance—Oct. li, J. (lonian. Purklend Font ana, Reehinghamshlre.thaber-merehant. at fittittlh 11—Oct. 17. C. Los,llllinorits, eletealler. CHirfUtlCAll Kii—th.-r. 14. • M. Fisher, Tistorp. Moomeuthehlra. Atopkerper.L . , Cam aristel. serpents, Aston, Itrtlmer:a (biro< I,o4dotershire, dialer % earn—R. R. Intiehell. Shish* he,., trerehasil-17. illirramothar. A hediao/Afrair* Niles berairailost—T. OihhMe. imu. Wnsinemirsi•Neviesi. iposterearimar—T. (Vepay. Choler:ford. haberoesher, PARTNP2tatifft nissor. F.D. v - . 1 1% Meat Wolverhampton, Ty Moo. eTabling torten horses. byelaw it gied thrrip.etall nog Whir. toasier•siorisor—T. Crepe. cboit•%iorti. honcrdriner. with loft sod elm se adjoining, nieuertag homer, PARTXIPASNIVII DISHOLVFID. loS r e oa. • • (la orricAsrbn.) . * ow' i 31 4‘..5te•41 Wore. dairy. • gen obi "aserthii• giber rowirent. J. Laihbery.T.lllaat. and J. Phki. Weiverhamplon. hop- YOU are right. my dm friend; iinirtilllllollMMlP • 4 'sly see- eases; held .416 • el the very lair 1551 of le. per norrehenie—T. Be* and L. blostio. Woiersheueptoa, (ia, po ur a d v i ro . Fix, t h eo of or ,., t he pl at * of I. irt, sad faasoa. Oa the Ismael, le hr sold the Oak of No as. trada)—T. D. Allbirog. A. Dent. wed J. P er *. 1 . 114 " 6 1 tier 1 i fMrit 1 insalf" INIAIPW• . 4 B eg "' bale Lire 1 " D 6 ' 141194 : mo i rsiot 4=L e bty w::: . do—...r. Ilikrhia s ty t. H i deo . . [Watford , conintorr L n : re e n at ^n/ ? is u h;..,.. _„... gi nt wa,' s . Ho pwoo d. Li mpee i. h o b o ,. ... i ons provocation of ..r. ...tw..altr 4. • 1 ' writes, yottlbile bred WIN'. l'as year* butt. ilk pere4amp, graft sad turnip a. ols.larb wheel 404 arglai 11111don—lt. lialaseWassa T. and T. Abe*, Sanisanae, ly this right. fur it no Innbfillis fliill }id . A : ,Otero. oorta.ligha milk stele. land.rellar. onSIMIIIIIIIDhIiI lakoww -41 • abicshia sea F. Mrowillawa. liecrfacapiscc hi has en v r ight hy aftark p., nallma i latiorikai .r. Nur* biplanes**, nod sew* ilehtt of . ootti•sercliasinriV. sail. IL Lial,l6 ba. Johiell - • fin Imhoff* laitifo4` the . ' 'as isi , Aw l& ow: sonik hat. offrted at itillirbida.. "ie = to imvar. ho A.... 4, . ..., Ir. ~e db - .1 ~e , • ...• M . a il i amb e •dwrer h il l e t to ph ruce" ni gs pe ett i feet. Stilieeleislie4. '' 4 nor any kimiliage.• 10,00-411 . 1114.1111,- 4 "'''. " •pise•lo4-- witgiek . iiii beetpivi, an 'WSW/ attewilitill imp or Ireies; e- ....4 „.. - 4-rusis m0p0e......., , ..... Ik rict i all" ." v !.....-44r. . . i i tilli g t s i e siset I : 0 ; 'I ' i 04 :: ma , 11 1 . INC . - 1 e s .. . r ft, i , &VW it • , as. as • - , 1191bCora ; solo( Mt. Illiadir, illktUaaary . c aal-marelliams-4 .J. Mew sad !. .11asplaoal, Diraiar these embarrar www " which lever occur hut bi - pc.. SCOTT'S HORSES AND DOGS. This day was published. in quarto. beautifully printed. prier V. Bs. la boards, THR SPORTSMAN REPOSITORY ; corn prising Forty highly-finished Engrarings, reproselting a complete Series of the Horse Ind Dog. in all their Varie ties, aseentad In the Lin. loaner. By J. gram from Original Paintings by Marshall. Iteinagle. Gilpin. Stubbs. aed Cooper : accompsnietl eomprehensi ve historical and systematic Deseription of ti r dlrerent Species of Pith. their appropriate roes, kilo:- dement. and Improvement: interspersed with .ineetiotes or Cfr pose celebrated Horses sad I)ugs, sa I liteir Proprietor 4 ; also a variety of practical Intbrustion on Trs 'ming and tae Amusements of the Field. By the Author of " British Fluid Sports." •.• It may also be had la Bix Parts. rine 10..11d. Niels. London : Printed forMlierwouti. lifeely, and Jones, Poor. aoster-r"w of whom may also he had. Sores of the IN ssa inel::ding so.ne also on ftleiaf. ':hooting. Angling. Deviling, Archery, Be. Second Edition. Price 9s. In boards. S.ILBS BY .411:110N. R Mr. HINDLE. on th• Prrinising. Kinn Ihvis's•Lscr. St - 4 Timintit Fir.tns. near Nitatissell (lurch, on Faints next, at II for II precisely (in Lots), on account of the Eagle and Atlas Insurance Fire Componies, AH4HiT Five. Ton Wright of Refined LI).I I' E 3 , Thirty Hogsheads of Loaves sad Lumps. (in good eon dition) Twenty hogsheads Wet Loaves and other %agars. Twenty Puncheons of Syrups, Serer Pots and Moulds, and other Goods, sold as salvage, anti on acconnt of the above To be siemel till the sale. when Cmaloaiips mar be had on the Prmaises ; Aliso at Garraway'd Collihr-lionse. 'Change- Corohlll ; an of Mr. Mintz. SR. Ch lane. P 1 -•••