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The Unsverral Church; an Essay en Nature, as the waver ed Iris of Troth, ratfeatun, said Salvation, sad their LW • . • venality ; and on Poser, Wiidoen, and Goodness, Si the us. bounded Attribute: of tto• First Cause. Is 6,1. Remarlo on the Dangs•s which threaten the Established Re. ligi ~,, , And on the ow as of areiting them, in a letter to the Right Ilea. s rel.:card, M.P. By E. Pearson, RD. 3a. A Lintel to the Autos o(" Kemal kr Mn a Charge delivered by Shiite, 1116 , ,0p of Hallam, at the o , slinary V-sitatiou of Rim diocese. in the seas 1506." By a Clergyman of the Ulla. ceso of Di:Omani. Is. An Investigation of Causes arising from the Org nita,ion of the World, in ethic's Man le ponies arty interested. Contain- Mg The: logical and '3 t o. mhysimit Sentences, smitten by the celebrated ancient Hebrew Poet, Rabbi Jsmtai ; and now translated into English, by Rabbi Tobias Goodman, In Ono Volume, Ulu°, Hebrew and English, the Hebrew to face she English, with Notes. Ns. in boards. 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William Lomas, Gent. to b• Ensign, vise Selinebbelie, pro niatte4—•Litesl July 24 184. PARTN ERSHI4S DISSOLVED. William B .wer and Itrenard Yarrow. of Manchester, ma auf...turers Augcs, 19, 1806. surgeon, and DAvid Maul Chapman, brewer, of Fwstbounn•, in the county of Suss x July 11, 181/7. kotsert Ram%len and John Itaon.d..n. ..1 Ilaitfax, in the enmity or York, cotton and wool card•makars. July Y 7, 1807. . _ ko'ett Castle, John Ames, kfiehael Castle, Thomas C tole, and Richard Ellison, of du City of Bint.ll, wine Mgt furevi aid British e, nit dealers. A ligiset 11, 1807. George Jackson, of Tottenham-court-road, William Best, the y.ionew, and Wi.liain Ellett, at Uzbmige, in the county of Meld:esee, glue manufacturers April t., ./..tin Weeks and Ezekiel Haskell, of Liverpo I , grocers and prinnsion dealers June6,lllo7. Themes limn and Charles 11”eishaw, of Cleinent's-lane, in the city cJ London, Bitiniogliam and Sheffield agents sad warehousemen. Julie 12, 1107. Joseph Cale and William Munday 1107rshasse of Lomond% Pond, Soisthwa.k, colour manufacturers. May 10,1107. George Wit:edit amid Henry Aolrrsun. of Sunderland near the Sea, in the county of Dunham. draper. May IS, 1807. Richard Poole and Thomas rustle, of Presque, in the cJanty of Lancaster. com-dealer July 18, IS 7. Ilseijamin Cullen, the younger, Welber Birkett, and William &Mott, tel Nwttitighans, leen manufacturers. July 9, 1,07. Richard Field aod John Field, of Long-acre, in thy county of 114.4,11c.ex, hailers. Jul ! 116, 1807. Ralph Itoch;mill, Charles Cheyne, trod Samuel Itradforl, of Watling street, London, Wise factors and worbutsietnen. July 84. 11127. - Edward and John Fauldinr, of Gainstsnrnirgh, in the county of Lincoln. mercer., linen and woollen-drapers. June tt, 1 . 807. . _ 3Ohn Champoo,i;eorge Rauh Jenkto, and Robert Fillmq ham, of Snow-hill, London, grocer. and tea.daaters. Aspht I, IS+ 7. . . . . Samuel Fletcher and Moses Taylor, of Coleman-strut, in Me city of London, *WWI' ironmongers. July 30, 1007. BANKRUPTCILSENI.PAGED. Genre% Hall, of &. ',greet, Cov,ot.gacdeo, in the eousty eflelesee, I.gror-ttooehaost, dealer and chapniae, from Argues I, to Auriga 27, at WO. at Gm1.111..11, hoodoo. Edgard Main, of St. So.thoii-teoe,lo the city of Lootlna, merehaot, dv..ler utd chaensao, trots Auguat 8, to Au:llA 11, at ten, at Guildhall. I“NKRUPTS. tfeni Butcher, of Hythe, in the county of Kent, saddler, de der and chaman, to surrender, Attgu.t 8, IS, and Sept . IS, at twelve, at Gosoldlt 411, London. Attorturys, Mews. Self) , and Janie.. Winsome, Lostd.ot Thomas Ward, law of Oxforevnevrket, in the pa r i ttt of St. Mary•ls•oonne, in the county of Middlesex, tallow-chandler, dealer and chaproau (but now a pawner detained for debt to His Majesty's P 1,00114 /Venue), to vurrender, August 11, at eleven, Itt, and Sept IV, at tut, at Guildhall, London. At• t.on• ys, Me ova. Fletcher and %Vnglit, at Hyde,treet, litunnta bury W , ll.am Davenport, now or late of Marsden, in the parish of Almondniiry, in the county of York, innkeeper, dealer and cliaimisn, to surrender, August 20, 11 , and Sept. 12, at eleven, .it Crc itaritsden's Irms In“, in I luddersfield. Attorne)l, Mr. Ainley Ueiph, an Sarld.evirtii, in the said county cud Mr. 'gaup., Chancery-lane, London. Cowles Nelson, now or late of Brixton, in the county of Surrey, cos-ustorchant, dealer arid Chapman, to surrender, Au gust 4,42, sod Sept. 18, at one, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. John Jo (irAY . S. Inn-place, Gray's-Inn. Benno Lund, of Spufforth, near Knamsborough, in the county of York, Ilax•dresser, dealer and chessman, to surren der, August 11, 12, and Sept. Id , it eleven, at the home of Mr. 'When Hankie., the Georg* Inn, in the town of Ling 4ton-upon-Hull. Attorneys, Messrs. Thomas and Charles Frost, Kingston-upon-Hull sad Moors. Rower and Son, Bartletes-hundings, Holborn. John Watkin, of Sculcuates, in the county of York, rope. sake , , dealer toil Chapman, to surrender, August 11, 12, and liel•t 11, at eleven, at the George Inn, in the Wens of King spon-Hull. Attorneys, Masers. Thomas and Charles ?riot, Kingston-upon-Hull; and Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-building:, Holborn. . . Merritt Carter7noer, or late or Zook, in the perish of Mere, is the county of Wilts, linecodraper, grocer, dealer and chap man, to serreesder, August 14, at thin, 115 and le, at eleven, at the Ship lan. in Mere. Thom; Moidoe, .the town and county of Ncwcavtle- lopire-Tpie, linen-simper, to suirendet, August 17, IS s Sept. 13 , at eleven, at the Tunes Head, in N ewt , Tyne. Atturneys, Messrs. Irenotelt. Newcastle-up ni *. and Mr. Mervion, nl ilAtton-getden, London. Samuel Gear, or ths town of Kingston upon-11119, • Th e county of the same town, cabinet-utakst, dealer cud I,s p , t In, to surrender, August 11, it, ausi Sept. 11, at 'lnv •u, at t , of Ruben Ilaoluns, the f:euige Ino, m the tow n Kingiton.upor-11011. Actosneyil, Mr. Ralph street, London and Mr. Robot (Wand, or Kingston.up„„ Geur:e Castle, of ficulcnates, in Use county a Torii, baii4., house eaipenter, dealer and clialtaun, to ' , mender. Angast f: and Sept. It, at eleven, at the Georg, Inn, in the too, pi Kingatun-upun-Hull. At tttttt eys, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Ca m .„.. wort. Loudon and Mr. Rotten %dam!, in King.tun-a;...4. !lull. „b4 ll Rath, in ta i ein n ni e h ha e te, : c cw e n ,,uu u i h t ,. .61 ,37.1m.21.,.. tv,ruipuhiazi:: DlVlDE N DS. d.i,ae.eeiineißedcircmiathynaidnia, Argyle in itathwick. Jan . :no w t ick ,l , ol i tz' a l .i t o k t il i n n to ds n i: dea n( at D lintel and SW4IIIIIIII, iii Rom .ghans. Aueurt tit Saiiiiicl Hotimeki, of Pendleton ' in the co unty 1,116C1/414,, dyer, dealer and chapraan, at three, at the Cow, Oak, in Manchester. August 26.. john Rurlhaß and William Nubian, of th theoqutity of Warwick, linen.d.apere, and chairmen, at eleven, it the Shakspeare Tavern, .. 11111Igham. Itu, , ,u.t 27. Thomas Vit'osil, 4Op Icawn of 4nst, in tin enmity of Heref.,,,i. W00i.0.4C”, gill cinemas, at d es „ o , a. tue ICurt.ll u 4 fun, in the town of hem Dec.ll. William Smith an.l Jasper Attrition. 'I youe mi Alderinanbu , y, IQ the city of Linden, me , diaitti,at mei% at Giuldhall. Sept 19. Ogg. of Griffin-street, Shadoell, in s e county of Sliddieses. 1041111 N, at eleven, at Getkilia.l. London. • Sent. IL Andrew Strnther, of Tokenheuse-yerd, fdlackrdt ,all factor and warehouseman, et eleven, i s August 14. William Stone, formerly of High.itreet, in it hurcingli of Southwatk, in tote county of Surrey, hot :0174 Nni.,„,,d_coryieile, in the said county, hoomerchoit, alcren, at Guildhall, landau. August 26. Cantrell, laic of Burton-upon-Treat in the county of Stafford, druggist, at ten, at the White hot lon, in Burtui..uspeu-Ttritt. Sci.t. 1. %Valiant Barnalias Lambert, of Mar.ehester, in the county of 11,ancester, gmcer, dente. and chweosau, at *limit. at the Bruit-water Aims, in Manch. tier. August 24. tileo , ge %•ncougli, of Grirvaux, is the panther East Whitton. to the county of To. It, wool-daoter, deals and chapina•i, at , keel:. at the honer of H:;4 till Sur and Gam., lint, in Leeds, in the multi or link. Aogum 24 C•iare. Lerman', of Westbroamich, the county of Stafford, irais•lllattel, dealer and cha i nen, d eleven, at the Stork Tavern, le Birmingham, in tier meal of Warwick august 14. !homes Bunton and Thomas Bentley faiths. late er the borough of Leh wrier, io the cuunty °lL:neat% bankers, at four, at the Blue Bell Inn, in Leicester. August go Thomas Buitton.lase of the borough of Weenie. in the county of Leicester, bunker, at eleven, at tlte Ylee Bell lan, in Lriceiter. GER7ITICATES..—At 0.22. Matthew William Flagnone, late of Charlet-street, in Or City road, in the parish of St. Luke, in ti.e ceuutt 4 3f Mid. dieser', linen-draper, dealer and chaoman. Samuel Winter, of Laurence-Pountiley-lane, in the city td Loudon, merchant, dealer and chairman. Richard Mason, of Berinondrey-street, in the borough ri Suesthwark, dyei, dealer and chapinaa. Charlet Gnarled, of Lawrence.ruuntney-lane, in this city of London, merchant, dealer and chaplain. John Rowe, late of Cealtostreet, Fa'coo-Beare, in *sell d London, merchant, dealer and chapnsaii John Roberson, of the town and county of Newmplempini Tyne, grocer. porter-merchant, dealer and chapinia. MEETINGS or CIEDITUR3 AT qUILD:IALL. T.1.61011110W. flirt!nth Kent. Iticester, Oxionishuge, Armee . . • 31$ Alcester. IVarrickpure, (rpm 3 10 /kook Mils:m.l.llde Noirpost•scrort, Lou; sere, Yabeh . 5 10 • . _ • Mary William., 140 k-street, London, victualler . . 3le William Kennett, Snow•bill, London, baker . .3 14 William Marlton, Newington causeway, Surrey, oirbt man . 3 11 • • Inunia Wagliorn, Rumford, Essex, draper and tailor . a 12 _._. Kiknurd Spencer Fern,Cannon.street,Lendon, dry.salter 9 II Wsloia,n M'l)otald, late of Vork.street,Corent-ganacn, bum and Owe maker . I II . . Jaws aardnew. ',car, Kent, tnrcher . 1 111 ancla,bald Mwk,sn, law of Winchester-sires., Lon don, one , ch.int . I 1? . . SAllll.lti Lkiyd, l'a 41ingt‘nt, Middlesex, grocer . . 11t CERTIFICATES Ertweril Gwyn, late of Helvider , ruw, lAtisheth, in the eeefeffp of Surrey, but now of the Fleet Prison, in the city Lund , m, ti.lib-r.inet chant pipe-barer, dealer and chapatis. J,iim Jeffery. of Titchfiell.street, Mary-Is-Bone, is :he county of Middlesex, coach and huseessaskef, dealer awl eltdpinan. PRICE DP STOCKS. SATURRDAY. S per Cent. Reduced ....Gil I 3 per Cent. Consols 4 per cent. ll4i 3, 4 per Cent. Nary 931 Long Annuities 1711346 Imperial 3 per Cent .•• . Ditto Annuities 7 8.16$ OtTIOIIIIII .. i Db. India Bonds ... 3s• 4e. Nees. Exchequer Bilk ' le. II rm. Enginh Lottery TIAN' III. 114. Consols for In T. DISH, Stock• Broker, We. 4. Corrthol, loud 9, Charing-en/. COURSE OF EXI Amsterdam ....36 9 2 U Ditto at Sight Si 6 Rotterdam ll 72 U. Ilamburatt 34 8 2111. Altona 34 9 9i1.1. Pats 1 day's date 24 • Ditto 24 II Bordeaux IiANGE, JULT :JI. Venice.. bt ow C. N+ pies .41 1.1 , b0n •61% Upnr'o ..641 Dublin lOl Coik llll fill LION • - Portugal Gold its Coln and Ran per os ••• New Doubloons.. ••••• ••••• New Dollars ^ I Silver sn Ears /4 e w 1,0%14 inch . Ail* of the Bank on Holland, 5i per Cent. 4i:41 - in paper. Ditto VI effect. Palo:rale ..... in paper. Ditto 3Bl effect. BANG !..18 Legh ara 50 Genoa 451 MARRIAGES. On Saturday morning, at St. James's Church, by the Re' Mr. Lloyd, Tilolllli4 Ahop, EA of Ms Tower, to Miss Set tevoorth, of (;olJeli-square. On Thursday, th.• With of July, at St. Georges Church, Liverpool, by the Rey. Jonathan Reeboks, John French, h.y• of Lawns lawn, in the Queen's County, youngest brother to Lord Ashtowo, to Jean, eldest daughter of the Lite Dr. Jules Currie, of Liverpool. DEATII. 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