The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-07 00:00:00

•' < ...•.,..... ~:; ~.~ ,r 11 Cut.dk.sS jr(A, ..Y' - —s '•~n42' en.t • LONDON, .MONDAY. , OCT 0 B-1:4 1821. N r w own EAST Abusg, sr*: 15, 'wt. • WON Core of Director( el hhe United Compaay of 1 Merchants of Enylanit tradttt9 tL ac• Easl hake, i r enby girt' mak?. • • . Vint their Bengal Ooveenettemt have imbileiteal the feiiev- Itt advertisement to the Calcutta Gazette tat.Btetth 34entts Ist; GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS. Fort William, Territorial Gepattrlnqt, February 98, IRO. ' It Repeating that several eropriet" ' • llidtdotsttlattafr . ' fsed for payment no the 30th of Prope, have emitted to leave iekttiatl trethre agents is India. whetber Pot dutch notes. or to transfer t tattkappliostioas havipg been made A VALUABLE READY MONEY CONCERN.' ' TO PUB LIC ANS, SE WAITERS. AND 01112 1 s. • rllO hot LET, 00 . Lease, ati.i may be mirervi on int /. 11"1"telY• u.elicrttyot READY-MONEY EUnl- NESS, where the profits aro Sood, and dn'ealt; the pre mises are to the best state.pf repOr, are situated to a greet thoroughfare, and itl'e replete aft% eiery tontialence for the tend.. Every andsfactote partfeulatubrill 19640f/ea 16 prinu eipals, on application to Messrs. , Terfordead Co. )io. Skinner-street, Show-bill. . • . • t N.H. Thta is not a Public, . or otherwise liAtwoped.ilosee. Ilodera Furniture, Pier a Cha nd ery LaChimney. Glasses, and Effects, ncne' TO BE SOLO PY AUCTION, By Mr. MINIMA At Ms spacious rooma4lB.4laneerplano. ea Wannaanter,,, the 9th iustaot, at este* for twelv*&clock PreyleclYs TM Genuine gad pearly new HOUSEEOLD FURNITURE, anasygistng lofty mahogany four-post, Odd, sal canopy-lop hedst.eads with chintz drspery lurid ness, seasoned goose beds rind, bedding. excellent maim pay cabinet articles In Bei' of patent dining tables 19-R. $ long, and 4.ft. wide, capital pedestal sideboard, set of 14 Trafalgar chains with satin hair seats, handsome card, sofa, ice, and Pembroke tabl e v e llillar and claw frames , ward robes, commode-front drawnri , dressing tables and glasses, wash-hand stands. rite larnoselll carpets. Pointed face cloths, polished fender and ArNiC4)O9, kitchen rest& 'sites, de. to. Removed for the convenience of Sale. To be viewed the day preceding and morning of sale.— Catalogues bad at therroouill. MO Money Capitals ! MOO other Money Prizes ! . All the Tickets in the Wheel! Not any Fixed Prizes!' ' net may Mock Prizes! • • • • Not any Clones ! . . • Not any Re-drawing 1,, * Facia Ticket decides Its own Fate ! Alt the Lopltals way be draws the Pliht Day ! Fr 11F. ales• ars the pvineipal Features of the re it sent State Lottery ; and 31511 ban no hesitation in re *tins whit be stated when the Scheme was first submitted is the Public, sit. that It has his most unqualified approba tion, and every day convinces hint his opinion and that of the Public go band-in-hand, as the sale et this period Is no pr,cedented. The Public, however much they approved of amities in Schemes. end which novelties when first intro eneed were deservedly popular, yet from their frequent re petition have ceased to consider them attractive ; therefore to hare one of the good old-fashioned Old English Schemes, shirt possesses no novelty, becomes the greatest novelty of all, and reminds us of •• the good olden time. —Tickets and blares are selling by • T. 111S11, 4, Cornhill, and 0, Charing-cross. -• • 'V' In the late Lottery DISH sold, as he woolly does. Grratest Prize, via. No. 4060, X 39,000, and several moor eintals. I.+l. Schemes Gratis. Lottery begins SOth this Month, (Oc-roses.) Hominess mint nostra saptt. Cher page relates to 1111411.—MALRTIAL. Jut published, price bs, In boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE .EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Cornmea ttry on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Erects of Lees Veneree, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, iike. are filly des eloped ; Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female Complaints, io particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, and Mental Irritation, with some interesting observa tions on vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. Is a Series of Caws illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining thew in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Vsith and Maturity of both Sexes. By DOSS and Co. Consultilti Surgeons, London. Nature beatla Omnibus esse dedlt, si quis cognorerit 01.--CxsuDIAN. Niece heaven to all tise fund id bliss supplies, its frugal applicatioa marks ins wise. lday be had at 40, Paternoster-row; 80, Pall-Mall; 41, l 'eadillY lb, Princes-street, Soho; P 4, Fleet-street; 174, Fleet -street ; 441, West Smithfield ; 96, Cheapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; R thtt, !2;aricit; Barrett and Hatfield, Bath ; Sheppard. Bris tol; Hatt. Cambridge ; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book sellers.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as wual, everyday, at their house; and Patients In the Country are requegeti to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a re %lnsure for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded so 'al* part of the World.—DOSS and Co. M. R. C. Sur geons. No. 7. Jermyn-street, St. James's; and 11, Bout erie street, Fleet -street. London. Y his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.—LEAKE'S Pill c nalutaria, justly famed for curing, in all Its brag';. a kertein Disease. One smell Pill is a Dose ; end tl tai log of one box, in a recent ease, will soon convince t!.! Patient tithe certainty of his speedy recovery. No- Nor ran he better contrived. more safe, or morecosveolent awn this remedy, fur such as are obliged to go journim or Ifista, as it needs no cuutinentent or restraint of Diet: and hi )e: rs experience (in an extensive practice) has proved ta. : l if 0h.,; it Cure, when repeated salivation and all 'Ur methods •tait nothing. For the Scurvy and other Woolen. t!isortlers, Ibis Medicine has nut its wallet. Up wards of ithlael persons, of both sexes, have been radically cured of the above creel disorders, within the last eight Years. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T.Tar ilna and Sos, Surgroncsat their house, No. U. Naw lilidge• street, in born ot only ,4s. 9.1. e.eh, duty included. N.H. Two back doors and lights in the passages at night. They aff SIN sold by their appointment, with copious directions. at Mr. epbunf's Toy-sitop, Rl3. Oxford-st re et ; Mr. Di,- borougn't, 7, Fisb-street Hill, nearly opposite the Monts Mat; at Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh; Mr. Newbery's, Datdin : and by one person in every considerable Town ill Great Britain and leehod. Advice gratis to persona taking the above, or other of the Proprietors medicines.— Gleets and seminal weaknesses eared, and letters, post-paid, Sas • ! Res the published list, by the Royal College of Loadoo " The Cisse for whiA 11:451P1itAr 7 .107 '$ 1444, .#.IAMIT tied ew , Segfair. , • •,.• 11:44'.11410rAlktikli - bor SA/Allialarld .11 1 ILSP.W. Ailki4l:STlLArre A melelidleaste 114009 1 1.• • n• Till , roomy .I.toorr co*OR.O4. la. fart reitiken abose-initt-• •w, . , HnottlieUed tre*lling. hr. the CllalliPlefti *DOW 041 Y edict to lhosebester, ig tours ktny, through Begshot, illach 1& _ water. Basingatoke, Whitchureh, Overton, Andover, Salisbury. Woodyeath, pod Bilndford.—The Proprietors of the shove Coach are dettlem'lned in expense shall tie spired le render it the ern conieyntaidiftithe Western Road. The "Telerreph," Dover,- Mil; Reason, Maratste,l Catiterbu'ry, treverthateild Baltedwitir sew post coach, every morning, at a quarter Paseneeemonleek. • • to consequence of the decided preferences given to the above wadi. WitrePrietinellikiletareciped sto expense shall ' nenrued to render It ifte arm minveyann,op the Kent road. Bromptoni anitheta.„Aggistageg,Gravesend,Eiroud. Sit- Site holm*. pv0741, a >l peat 1, 11 Redeem) 'Pares. • . The " Royal Eclipse,", Falmouth. Ptyalin*, Exeter, 'Truro, natant', Penlyn, Ashburton. Totnirss; Weymouth, Dorchester. Danmoutil, and Bettaturn envy morniag, at seven, through Hannon, Axminster. • Beldport, Blandford, Steckhrldge, Basingstoke, Hartforibbridge, •Illadnater, and liteshot: ' • • . . 'Me ' , Hann," Soethamptot, Lymington, Lyndhurst, , Winchester, and Basingstok,e, Hartford-bridge, Illackwater,. andßagshot new four inside coach, 'eery Morning at jinni 7; arrives st the Coach and Herses, Southampton, by ave. This Is • a most delightful eonveyante to the Hie of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Mabee, Haire Bruce, CM-Thera, dec. • lheyroprietore of the above emitters to receive • con tinuance of that support iilliehinbithavio been expeilenced slitee the commeneement of the Usalplet No racing with other-nachos. Bath and Bristol post *tough Chippenbane. CrtLib illtriboneagh, end" awl. - Reeding, every afteension, al. ape vss helmet's.. T A . Tann."' end Swan Bristol, nail tits mat metrabg. • coat: lige To w indoonwstna, sitresolei . • 4*D ,gi„T*ftyTil: The "Umpire, 4 I new trverpool light coach, onty one night on the rotd,itarrying ?Wit Ilaside,..ets set deny at one ; arrives at Liverpool, earl afternoon at Ave, through Wo eura, Lathbury,.. /401*ametitn, • Welford, Letserworth, Hinckley. Atherstone, Lifchtildt Stone, Newcastle, Smuts ford, Warrington, and Prescot. ' ghrewthery,'Wellington, and Shiest' light poet coach. every afternoon. (lauded. . The `` Union," Weymouth, Dorchester, Blandford, Salts !vary, Andover, Overton, Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Biaawster. and Bagahot, new post coach, every afternoon, with two coachmen only., Packets from Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St. hlaloes, dm. every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 8 o'Cloek.. The " Rockingham," Leeds light post conk sets oat every ifternooon at four ; and passes through Baldock, Biggleswide, Eaton, Sliton, Greetham, Grantham, Sinewy, Stamford. Markham Moor, Newark, Retford. Doncaster, and Ferrybridge. tothe Golden Lien, Leeds, men afternoon. Barnstaple and Southnolton new light post coach, every Nl.,nday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. Luggage and Packages only Two Pence per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, tls allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public o iveyance on the north road, being unequalled by any other. Harrowgate end Ripon new light post coach, every after noon at four, and eight in the morning. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill,Sanquhnr, Kiln, Cannock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotlaad,a light four inside post coach daily. The `• Express," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh, a new 4 inside light post-coach, with a guard theoughout ; sets out every yarning at 8 o'clock. by way of Newark, Rtfort, Donetster, Fer rybridge, Ttdcaster. Darlington, Noethallerton, Durham, lorpetb, end Berwick, and arrives at York the next morn - at le Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then procsedon without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon four Inside coach, through tl Reading, Lambouro,Purton, Lydlugtoo, Pswsey, Wootton Basset, Ramsbury, Hungerford, Newbury and Maidenhead. Bridgman!), Waled. Shrewsbury, Salop. and Holyhead new light four Inside coach, every afternoon. Boston, llorncastle, ;piddle', Peterborough, Stllteo sod Huntingdon day coach, to Spilshy, Loath, Grimsby , and Hull, morning at past S. The only day coach to Boston and llorecasne. TLe " Express," a new light four Inside post coach to Carlisle, Penrith, and Whitehaven t goes with roar horses and a guard all the way ; passes through Brough, Appleby, Greta-bridge Richmond, Catterlek, Boroughhrldge, Wetherby, Abe;ford. Ferrybridge, New ark, Doncaster, Grantham, Stamfor d, Hawley, Greetham, Stilton sod Biggleswade ; sets out every morning, and performs tbejoureey with the greatest facility. Pessimists detained oo tberoad by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage et their seats being secured to the next coach. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Cboriet Oneskirkt and Bamtstag light post-enacbee, sassy afternoon. The '• Ito) al Express," new Ileht four Inside post-dash, to Liverpool, Warrington, Knetstord, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield (oily one night on the read.) every afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's Head 1013, Dale-street, Livarpeol, next evening. Wakefield fonr-ins , de post-coach, called " the Express," every morning end afternoon. Chester, Newport, N Wetherell. Tarporisy, Namptwich, k:orthwich, and Middlewich r light post-coach every after life ". *.• Luggege and Peek ages to Leeds, York apd Denham, at only two-peoc• per lb. S.A. MOUNTAIN and CO. umpectrully acquaint their friends and the Public, that they will net be account. able ter any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, Ike. emote than Five P•sinis value, if test, stoles, se de. mewed. ethos mitered as sach, end Ise !entrants* rad Ar aeoloraneYs at the 21rAcON Head ins, Sac s Linder . WAR OFFICE, OCT. 4, 1844. ' • • . This day was published, Pi O. CM, boards, tirHE PItIVATE.I3II.F.WER.'S to the Art 1, of ALS 04 Ponzza particularly adapted to the use of the :Families of the Nobility, Gently. Porraerl, end private Brewers, with complete iostrdclons for Country Victuallers who brow at homy:—Alas an account of Drugs. Tables of Duties. Lows of Excise. the ante of sweeteoing Casks, Instructions for makiug up spirits, Purchasing :Wines. dtc. tbe'whole one plain and entire new pled. By JOHN TUCK. :Lstemf Croycloo, Brewer. • • • fiandon.: printed for SY. Si rupkit and .R. Marshall, Ste tioner'e Hail coact, Lud i rote-street,and sold tfy J..Aoder son, jai., North Bridge -street. Edinburgh. This day was published, in ono Volume, Si o. 14-s. uderds, ' APRAt;il4...u, ESN.% Y on LHSEAKES and' IN. JURIES of the BLADDER; bing that to which the Royal College of•Sergeons adjudged the Jeckilonian Prize for the year 1711. Irritable Illoditer it treated of iu all its beth`with and without Mucuuus Discharges • also, Indammation, Suppuration, and Ulceration of that Organ ; with Cancer and titantt, the formation of which lad is ez *laid oo entirely nesprinelplcs; Retention and` tomtit! , nines ofirtine are aothAderedivery fully; and the whole ia prefaced hymn laguirhinto theosutual influence that rib ts between Life and Orgonization; including some Obser vations on Ocular Spatra and the Nature of Mind. • )ty Roomer BINIIIIAV, Fellow of the Royal. College of Sur steons, and Lecturer Ain. the Theory mid Practice of Sur.,, eery. , London: Printed ftir W. Slinpklti and R. Mershon, Sta tioners' Hall Court; and Burgess end 11111, greet IVlndmill. street ; and sold by J. Atidelson, jam. North Bridge-street, Edinburgh. 4Jf witom may be Ime.,.by the same Author, in Sao. lie. FROM SATURDA. 1\ !OUT'S UAZETL'E. 44h Regiment of Dragoon Ooards—Lientenant J. Law renson. from the idth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Magnus. who exchange 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant H. Fergu son. to be Captain. by patcliaie, vice Minchin, who retires; Cornet W. Pleresfo.il to be Lieutenant. by purchase. wire Ferguson ; P.O. Williams. Gent. to be Coruet, by purchase, vice fieresfor.r. 13th Regiment of Lido Dracoons—Lieetenant T. T. 11s tan, from the 4th Dragoon. Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice ' 1 Lawrenson, who exchanges dd Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain E. R. Northey, from the 62d Foot, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vie* An son, who exchanges. thh Regiment of foot —Ensign J. W. Hates, from jialf- , pay of the Regiment, to be Eusige, without purchase, vim: Bonham. deceased. . • ' ' 19ili Ditto—Hospital Assistant W. 8. Shagl, to be Assist ant Surgeon, vier 111'Doonell, deceased. 31.1 Ditto--Lieetenant J. G. Campbell. from half-pay of the Bellaire, to be Lieutenant, Vice T. R. Lewen, woo ex changes, receiving, the dirrrence. 62,1 Ditto—qaptain Hon. ti. AOSOTI, from the 9d Foot Guardia. se be tiaptain. vice Northey. who exchanges. 76th Ditto—Brevet ajar T. viket, to be Major, by pur chase, vies o retires. 14th tett(i-raptitin on. R. P. Arden, frarthe addreet, to be Major. by pnrehaae. tie') Pottier., who retires. tit Royal Veteran Battalion—l:deign J. Lowrie. to s e Adjutant, vice J. liosau, who relents to the Retire.] List. CROWN OFI'ICE, OCT. 5, 1%22. Member returned to serve in this pr.-sent Parliament for the florotigh of Orford. C. Ross, En. in th • room of the Most 11oF. the Marquess of Loudouderry, deceased. . . . It appearing th at several p roprietors of the dotes' Raver- . Y i g t h e d for payment on th e 30th a tpril next. no* resident to - TON . Stuck . Broiier, 2. Cornliill inn Lombard: prspe, hate emitted to leave iestnictions with their-re 'street. respectfully announces to his Friends the public, yprethre agents is Judie, whether to receive absolute pay- that Tickets and Shares see now On 'Silo ho• a new Lottery, omit clutch notes. or to trims* them Into any new loan; on the 'good old fistrionell• 'pia, there being' 190 Capital and applications having beets made to Government for per- Prizes. all. Modey—no Fixed Capitals--all the• Prizes Goat• mission to make protislosal trahsfers, theGloversoe-General PR —no Re-drawing—no deterring In . Classes ; :in . fact, every in threseil bas bees pleased to - resolve. for the aecommodas. Prize may be drama the First. Dry. 'awl-every Ticket or d on dit ie ssid preprietoce. that their Agents shell be, apow-' Suite steeds an equal chance:. Han Drawing begins 3011. coo- ed tetra:Wm thediottitit, into loin pcitt open', totter, bet • such a green, Schemes .will. leo:doubt. cause., ,withe rearrathr, kibleet to thet karat ask t . ltteirerceoveTeektfa $U be pi t ch higher is price, tatr. dinervilits. Car soadAyismailv . also., RTION Am. no owls ii to reniind his ors Ohm* they shall Reitirtarty to emmastiasolute Felon of itls success to *li:liat grind hes, li being ai- rtime Measly or hills, blaring dater tjte iltith of April, ready so well known. All t i s s lit a ttss hi the Piihlle Fends ism la like manner as they would have bees entitled to' tilJsected with fidelity and %If,' at thoOthee, 2, Core- ppeeet on that day had no transfer Iriainliadtrs 11w sail bilk.. mattenttring tete an antssitemant to redoes astkority la - intim:rem the partinfespeetively, svaliveainif the trans: AT REDUCED FARES, for 010 f before the 31st July, 1829, or on Of before that To 1., RAIIINATI, ht Dtitdkin ' • • • AAA CANTERBURY. date, to restore the new loin , oblig ations, end the in A 1 ' • ! Illatilaside toadies. awe ircgt.lood Abaa, by . • Ph, which will be tanned on the 30th Jane must. in morn- •,. '.• - -se v• C.A. 111aNNTAIN. Go , .. . . gorses of the transfer; end to repay .to the Honourable SAKACIMJ.% IiZAP LNS. AgINNSA•STILIAgT, • - ' • u n easy any other eons *bleb may hornbeam paid In cash t t.:v ...,. .. swevr•lalltle I.olilintle ~- e—i • t • or is bills for Interest 'on the mid loan obligations. . . T M I following 1.164.1 T Po i sT c0;04.61c54, .. published by order of the Governor General in Council, ' • the. set sat from tbo above last— • _ ..,.. • 110 LT MACKENZIE, Secretary to the Goretsneedt. ' Gnervielled tnvelliag by ike Champlaa. a BOW light day, PETEIZ ALTER, Assistant Serrilari. - (*midi to Dorchester, ilt 4k_ hours holy, through Bashot, . . litsekmater. Basingstoke, Whltehureli. Overton, Ahdaver. r "•••.0. • I I •. . . r. v.. Lk • boards, PRACTICAL ERRATI OPP RTRACTCRES OP THR URETHRA AND DIPRARIN OP THR TE.STSCLiII, including Ottservations OAI Vistu;oiu Parintee and iissrofxle; illestrand by utnnerues cues. and an ettyraviv, and profaced with some reatarli on life and orgnnizstioe. ' ITAN R~•PTS. C. Allwood, Weteat, Somerset. confectioner, to surrender Oct. 16,19, and Nov. 16, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Attorn:ys, Mr. Isaac, Marshfield, Glouce.ters:tire; and Mr. G. Stephen, 36, Broad-street-bit:Wins. Loudon. E. Tye. Sibton, Suffolk. farmer, Oct. 21, 22, sad Nov. 16, at the Three Tuns Inn. Yoxford. Afton's.) a, Mr. Wood house, 17, King's-Bench-Welk, Temple; and Mr. Sliarpla, Settles. S. Franceys and T. Franceys. Liverpool, marble-masons, Oct. 2S, 29. aid Nov. Id, at the George Inn, Liverpool. At torneys, Mr. Topham, 61, Caste street. Liverpool ; and Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row, London. It. S. Oldfield, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, Oct. lA, 10, and Nov. 10. at the King's Coffee-house, Kingston-opon llull. Attorneys, Mr. H. T. Shaw, IS, Ely-Place, Bolt:urn; and Mr. J. C. Richardson, Hull. W. Palircy, Ilinehwick, farmer, Oct. 19. 19, and Nov. 16, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Attorney, Mr. Tara, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucester; and Mr. Pritchard, Earl street, Blackfriars, London. G. Bradford and A. Paradice, Bristol, brokers, Oct. 7,21. and Nov. 16, at the White Llon, Bristol. Attorneys, Mess. s. Williams and White, Lincoln's Inn, London; and Messrs. Browne and Watson, Broad-street, Bristol. T. Jacks, Bishopsgate-1% About, dour-factor, Oct. 12, 20, and Nov. 16, at Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three-Crowns-Court, Southwark. T. Herbert. jun. Great Itussell-street. Bloomsbury, auc tioneer. Oct. 22. 46, and Nov. 10, at 133%inghall-street.— Attorney, Mr. Hewitt, Tokenhouse-yard, Loudon. DIVIDUN OS. Oct. 30, J. Nlillward, Itadditeh. Wo,cestershire, needle maker, at Use lien and Chickens hotel, Birmingham—Nos. 6, W. Elgie, Ruswarp, Yorkshire, corn-merchant, at the Angel lon, Whitby-00.29, W. and T. Ited.e.,l, Liverpti.d, merchants, at the office of Mr. Massey, solicitor, Liver pool - Nov. 4, W. Pritchard and E. Bevan, Bristn , mer chants, at the Remoter Tavern, Bristol—Oct. 31, C. Coates, Bedelaster, Somersetshire, tanner, at the Commercial- Rooms, Bristol--Oct. SI, R. Rainey, Spilsby. Lincolnshire, tanner, at the George Ln, Spilshy —Oct. 20, S. Garton. Wood-street, Cheartide, silk-manufacturer, at Basingliall strait—Oct. 26, G. Fandt, London-wad. merchant, at Be slnghall-street—Oct. St), P. P. Good, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance-broker, at Basinghall-street--Nos. I, J. White, Tarporley. Chester, innkeeper, at the Pied Bull lan. Ches ter—Oct. 28, D. Thomas, Carmarthen. grocer, at the Cont. mercial-roosas, Bristol—Oct. 20, B. Plant, Bir.aiertata, gun barrel-maker, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Oct. 20, J. Mills, Water-lane. Tower-0.. win emtercha ot.at II asi ugliv I street —Oet. 26, P. Symons, Plymouth. merchant. at Rasing hall-street—Oct. 96, O. Webb, Corniiiti, dealer, at Flail op hall-street--Oet. 811, J. Vincent, Regent-street. Mary-le bonne, victualler, at It:singhall-street—Oct. 29, T. undltbs. High-row, KnighObridge, plumber, at Basingliall-street— Oct. 29. J. Browne and J. tiregson, Charles-street, Liver pool, at Usaingttell-street. CUR it CICATaa—tICT• 26. W. Gibson. Trinitt,square, corn-factor—H. F. Derey. G 0 1 ( 15104 Staffordshire. iron-manufacturer—T. Dowding. iYest-Stower, norsetshlre. malt.ter—J. As:itoa. Chester, seteriwtry-siorseon--T. Milky, J. Drown, and W. titawpist. South N1)113, Nuritimnheriatid, common-brewers —A. Asphalt, Hinalogham, merenanl—G. Mihail); and J. Hoothatan, Carlisle, Cumberland, hat-maaufacture,s—R. Berle. Holston, Coruwall, grocer. YAIITXERSIIIIPA Dissosettn. R. and J. Scaler. and J. Robinson, Manchester. cotton manufacturers—J. Sandison and (1. She' burn, St. Jaate's street, tailors—it. Roberts and J. Jones, Liverpool, coal. merchants—R. Corileld and J. Patrick, Rirrn.righam, silver smiths—J. Patchett, Liverpool, J. Holland, Niauchrster, and PRICE SEVEN-PENCE • _ _ C. Holland, Roehdale, Lancashire,' common-csrHe#l—J. • Haselden and J. Willis, Liverpool, merchants—O. Stone and S. Strong, Cheltenham, lineneirspera--W. Baylrey and . C. Taylor, Manchester. paper-dealers—FL and S. Bidwell, Bath, shoe-makers—lL M. Moyle aist R. Thomas, Pen zance. Cornwall, furniture-hrokars—T. Shalinross, jun. tufa J. Wilson. Liverpool, rheesetnougers,-A. Brook and M. Mead, Brawn-street, Bond-street. milliners---E- Pelham and S. Smith. Wellincborouch, Northamptonshire.' lace dealers—G. Dllwyn and J. Foster, Corbta-apart, wholasain linen-dinpnrs—J. Watson and J, Broadley, North Msore• • within Oldham, Lancashire, coiton,apinners—J• Crowder, and R. Seymour. New Radford. Nottinghamshire, lace-snanofacturers-.R. Burnell and A. Geiss, Church-street, . - Mlle -end New 'lw*. teiter-relberw-4L S. Podler aril S. Wrigh., London. dress-makers—O. paper. end G. 0. Rue. sell. Usworth, Durham, tallow-ehendlere—J. R blie}mon gild J. Dollen& Lime-street, shlp.-hrokete—l. Kerby al( If. Colley. Plymouth-deek, cheintstiz , --r. .11reeopp and W.. • Edwards, Derby. ezterneys—W. S. Hill and W. Cottle.. Rath, wine-merchants—J. end W. Ramsey, Broad-bri d e,. sinadwell, size and bone-boilers—A, Little. 't. Libre, Alison,Aithisoo. J. Attfirsowltnd 7; Lltidtleclolf: - * Wath, Cemberland, manufacturers of •edge-tools-.—W. 'Cua.ot and C. Smutted, Over-Darwen, Lancashire. joiners —T. and S. Neale. Shoreditcn. corn-dealers. AIIIRAOR CRTC* OY CORN IN xicertam• wAsts. Wheat, 40s. Stl.—R y e. 10s. 14s. .&d.—bate, 185. 8 d.- 4111 iev.0 18 . 1011.—Pease,_264. Average Price of Browu or iluscovedo Seger, eons, puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the 2.d day of October, 1522, is 995. 101 d. per cwt, FAIRS AND If ETS. --f OtT. 4.-Our great Oct...her Aar, rotnmonly known by the name of (loose Pair, com menced on Wednesday. The day ‘vas floe and the number of people that resorted to the town, was never exceeded. Fur their amusement there was a much larger assemblage of skews than we ever saw before, s that theta was not room NI. the whole of them io the market-place. Of cheese there was a considerable quantity, though 'sot so mach as on wine occasions, and the prices varied from 451. to 52.. -There was if good sheer °flit beasts, the beat of which were readily sold at from ss. to ss. 61. pee stone, but Inferior articles wire much lower and heavy sale. There was in innsailly large rum= • ber of horses, and many of them were' s old, but at reduced price., ef?ecially for' the • common •hackr, which were quite a sitar. Onions sold geocrally st 25. per peck. Loughborough cheese fair, ea . :Monday last, had about the usual supply; but 'the ntunSer of •fartors• that 'atteadett was considerably beyond former pre cedent: the sale was ray brisk. sod the business over at ao earlier bout in tbsi day Prices as follows : Plain ordinary, 38s, to 405.; ditto middling, 424. to 444.; ditto good, tbs. to 464.%; Aim prime, 465. 64. to 471.-Ouluered ordinary, 39e. to 41s. ; ditto &hid dliog, 424. to 445..; ditto goad, 455. to 475.; ditto prime, 48s. to 501. A qnsatity of better,- , thset of •weighe, wee robe licly distributed, in half-pounds, in Longhborgh market, on Thursday the . 19tb ult. to the no small amusement and profit •'f the receivers. Iterroto PAIR: This great flop fair was ahon• dandy supplied with ho'b bops and cheese. flop out with a very dull sale; for the beet sorts at 41. ills. ; and cheese, prime dairies, 3.1 d at -Ws. per cwt. At Daventry fair, l'eursday, there nes a large sup ply of sheep, which sold at about 3i I. per lb. sold in the Sallie proportion ; there was also a goof supply of fat beasts, which averaged about 4.1. 'I here was a very large supply of Jean beasts. LTNN, Om 3.-We bad a dull market on Tuesday for all arain, and not much business done. Wheat and barley, of prime quality, may each be considere4 2s. per quarter lower, and more on the inferior kinds. In other articles no variation, except flourochich• is re. duced 3s. per sack. • At the second, or Old Cliffs sheep fair, held at Lewes on Wednesday last, the number of sheep and lambs penned for sale was considerably less, dada at the first fair, on the 21st of last month. The prices, however, were about the same; very good lambs were bought at 7s. per head, which is about one-third the price t:Jey %sere a few years back. At Ilorsehridge fair, on Monday lust, there were penned 1,030 sheep and lambs, which went off very heavily at low prices. Arundel beast-mail:et, en Tuesday, was well sup ' plied with fat and lean stock, but rather dull. lirfore the close of the day, however, but little remained in sold. The prices oere nearly as follow:-beef, front 2s. 9.1. to 3s. 4d.; 'rather mutton from 3s. to 3s. 4d.; and ewe mutton, from 24. 6d. to 2s. Sd. per stone; fat , pig., 2s. to 2s. 6.1. per stone. ARUNDEL CORN M•RIERT.-Wbeat, from 91. to IN. 10e. per load; barley, 235. to 285.; per quarter; oats, 21s. to 3s. per quarter; beans, 4s. 34. ; pease, 45.; tarrs, 4s 64. per bushel. , Cott:nes eau Colts MAERIM-The corn-inspector's • returns give the averages as fulloW :..Wheat, 355. IA. ; barley. 325. ; and oats. 17s. per quarter. Chichester market, on Wednesday, was very brisk : • good mutton experienced an advauLe ; and best b.:ef brought 3s. 44. per stone. DIARY FOR THE PRESENT WREN. Wall TOP TIMMS OP NIGH MATZO Al LOPOON-BAIDGI. Oct. 6, L—IS S. AFT. TR IN. Faith. High water—morn. 43 m. att. 5; even. 14 m. aft. 6. 7, M.—MOON LAST QR. AT 4 AF 1CR`400% , . High water—morn. 4S at. atter 6; even. 23 at. after 7. S. T.—Sun rises 28 m. aft R. Hign water—morn. 3S tn. after 7; even. 33 m. after S. 0, W.—St. Drays. High water--inorn.fl m. aft. 9; even. 42 m. aft. 9. 10. Th.—The Oxf.and Cameo. Term begins.. High water—morn. 13 at. after 10; et en. 4S m. after 10. 11, F..—Old Michaelmas Dag. High water—morn. 19 nt. after 11; even. 46 at. aft. 11. 12, S.—Moon rises 32 in. after 3 morn. High water—morn. 14 o'clock ; even, 10 m. aft. 12. Fur many weeks past, s tch have b•en the q•tanti ties or apples brought into Itlansfield market, that they have been Nol.l hitherto at :id. and 4d. per peck, bat in the market yesterday, there were biome actually sold at the law rate of fur perks for sixvt ace : • I l•-. 0 - 1 4 ").',/, :'ii I i.• . # ( L% ...- , 7 :- ' ~. i .... . ) • .:\ i - -.-,. , 1 '7. . 4 . qt. I -1 ,~ 1