The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-26 00:00:00

. 1, qok, VU?,, ~. ~,_~ • . • ' . ' •.,►-. LONDON; . 11umasit 5459 20 1 0 1 ;0•4 16, ANA JAW ICOR SCOTLAND. the TOUR/Sr, Steins Packet. jr 400 tons borates, 100 ►orse power. Captain Wi am ma BIIV. sow plying revalarly betwixt London and Leith. will SAIL. from BLACKWALL, on SUNDAY, Ist Sanaa aita, at Are o'elnek In ihr morning prerixelv. end stain oa the tlthaod 2lit, for LEITH sad EDINRRO', lath Pail -3,6arriages, .and Luggage, and will call off SCAR -13011.0', is passlog.—For securing beds. &a. apply to ?if. hIACNAVOIITAN, Agent. Steens Packet Office, Ne.S. East India Chambers, Leadeehalt-street. • AT REDUCED FARES. To D O VUM,DRALAAIISSATB, 'INMATE AND CAnTIIIIIVIT• Fear Inside Coaches, and keep good Uwe, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNERSTREET; suow-witt, LONDON. T IE follovolog 1,1611 T POST COACHES, &c. loot oat from the above Ira t— • lliaogoallatl troeeWag by the Champion. a new light day cep* Destiter, In Ii boars only, through Bagshot, Ilkedifeset, Ilesiegstoite, Whftellereh, Overton, Andover, • ry. Irsetlyea Is, and Bland ford.—The Prowletors liiitslMve Coeds eve diterraleed no expense shah ho span, to wider it the first conveyance on the Western Road. Thh "Telegraph," Dover. Desl, Rewrote, Margete, Canberbary. Foversham and filan4wleb new post coach, every mornieg, at a quarter past sr-yen o'eNrelt. Is coatoqueooe of the deckled preference Orel to the above coachh the proprietors are determined no evoistee shall he spared to render It the first conveyance on the Keat read. Bromptan, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud. Sit tegbouroe, and Ralakam, every mornir.g, at a past 7, at Reduced Fares. The " Regal Eclipse," Falmouth. Plymouth. Exeter, Irmo, Bodin" Penryn, Ashhu-ten. Totness, Weymouth. Dorchester, Dart.aosth, and Salisbury; every morning. at myen, through Heniton, Axminster. Bridport, 13Iandrorn, litoekhridgz, Basingstoke, Henreid-bridge, Blackwater, end Sagshot. The "Union," Southampton. Lvetingtorr, I.yarlharst, Winchester, and Basingstoke, Hertford-brid•ze, Blackwater, gel Regshot new four inside conch. every .corning at past 7; arrives at the Coach end Horses, Southampton, by he. This Is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, deney, Guernsey, St. Melees, Havre de Grace, Clustarg. Ac. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a con tinuance of that support which hes hitherto been expetlaseed 'Meath' commencement of the " Union." No racing with ether eoaehes. Bath and SHWA post ennehes, throrgh Chlppenhans, Caine, blarinorougb, Netirshary and Reading, every aften.oon, at one; arrive at Mr. Maya. the Grey hound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thoittaa-street, and Sean Bristol, early the next IDOTrang- COACIILS TO Wel LO, nitiDozwATEß, TAUNTON, ♦ND PLTAIOI;'f 11. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only see eight es the road, carrying four inside, seta out daily atone; arrives at Liverpool nest afternoon at five, through Wo born. Latbbury, Northampton, Welford, Latterworth, Medley. Arhertone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knots ford, Warrington. and Present. Shreuthary, Wellington, and Shiffnal light post coach, every afternoon. Guarded. The " Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Rfaldford. bury, Andover Overton, Basingstoke. Hartfo= lilaahraftr, en d ßegalsot a ,osw poet Nada. Wert With two coachmen only. Potties from Weymouth to v. Jersey. Cherbourg, St. Malaita Ac. every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons i at 9 o'Cleek. Barnstaple and Soutiunelton new light pod coach, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. The 'Rockingham," Leeds light post coach, sets out *very afternocon at four ; and passes through licideek, elgglesrmade, Eaton, hilton, Greethate, Grantham, Rawtry, Stamford, Markham Moor. Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridgo, tothe Golden Linn, Leeds, next afternoon. Luggage and Packages only Two Prune. per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition sf ths.`t coach, It is :Slowed to be the most r ffreeable and oostiplete public annteyacee on the north road. being inequalleti by any other. flarrowgate sad Ripon new li7ltt post coach, every after noon at four, and eight in the morning. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Omen, Annan. Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Elont , thar, Kiln, Cannock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, a light four inside post coach daily. The " Express,"to York. Rearhorongb, Whitby, Shields. Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh, a new 4 Wilda 11,tht post-coach, with a guard throughout ; sets oat every morning at S o'clock, by way of Newark, Bettor!, Doncaster, For nb:ldate, Tadcaster, Darlington. Nur thallerion, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick, and arrives at York the nest morn ing at 12 o'cl v ch. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they pleeve, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon four inside coach, through Alibouro, Reading. Umbel:fit, Nylon, Lydington, PewsitY, Womton Basset, Ramsbn , y, liungerford, Newbury and litaidenhead _ . • Britisenortb. Waleal . ShrewsbarT. Salop, and Holyhead at% light (nor inside coach, e • afternoon. Boston, llorneastle, Sps!ling. Peterborough. Stilton and Hantirtgdon day ooach. to S;pilsby, Louth, Grimsby and Hall. morning at past 6. 'rite only day meek to Boston ant! 11nrneaste. Tt.e i• Express," a new light four inside past coach to Citril•le, Penrith, nod Whitehnten son with bar bones and a guard all the way ; passes throesth Stough, Appleby. 0 reta-hridge, Rietraond, Cetterick, Boroaelltritlnt, Wathnrbc, %tortoni, rerrYliiiike• New ark, Doacsstrr, Grantham, Stamford, Howley, Greethare, Stilton and rliggletimie • art; not every morning, and Performs the • Purati with M. groatest facility. Passengers detained on theroad ht husiness, or pleasure, hare the Peculiar schaztago of their seats being secured in the next cinch, Ganes!. Lancaster, Prestftx, Kir% y-Lenstiale, Holton, Chorley. Oczuskirk, an I Gar:tang Ilgttt post-sosobou, every afternoon. The " Royal Express," pew Ileht four Inside post-coach, to I,iverpoof, Warrington. i'knutsfard, Stone, Stafford, and Litsatield (only one nialft on the read.) even* afternoon arrives at the Fsfracen's Mod tau, Dale-street. Liverpool, nevi evening. Wakefield four-invide post-erfarh, called " the Express," ave►y mornine and allornumee. Chrster. Newport. kitritechareh, Tarporley, Neroptwieh, ' 7 " 7ll3 'fish, sad Mid.llawitsh, liibt post-eoa ;la every after noon. Sunderland, Stock•os and Yana light port-roach every corniog, to toe George Inn, Sunderlioste. Thr " 'toys{ Exp 1044,.. to Nlonetiesier, Il'inglow. Coe- Ceon. Neltraltle, tY•lsst, an:l tVulrerhampton new four icside post-coach, every afternoon. Only oar night on the road. S.:1111eisl and Rotherham new tone insile post-coach. ever) morning, milled the ^ The Express," and also "The Rodingbage," at 4 in the a fi,enci:ns. The "Royal Expteas. - new Rirmlncliam light Pont (roach. sets out exert% afternoon, es•ryirie four 1113410 Only. Piles through Wm% ir',, Ln einet.n , holohnin. %Verdun Ind Datentry. to t h e tn.:, Bolt-street, 4+ m , next raernine at half-pest 0'..1,•04. Luggage and Feet.agratt Leeds. Y o rk sod D oncas t er . 11 1 OM} twolreoca mr LA.IIOUNTAIN and CO. emperdbily aegaalat their "loads and the Pestle, hit tries grill sot be account. fir any Parcels. Passim.' . tY 2' Carnage. ritines, Plate, iv. einem than Five lk"rads -eatne, if lost, stolen, or 'is "ad, tve.ess trat, , i an ea-4, eni use Iv/manse pad /or 1 'e 4 :441y, at the .1e.:.; 144 Ssote-taill, Leal9r BEIU(SHHML ELIGIBLE FRBBHOLD Lead Tag Raileemed. PSIS MANOR. OA .11111.117110 MA DENFORD, FISHERY, Capital Mansion aid °flees. Faros, Wood Meadows, a Conipect, PLEASANT, GENTLEMAN'S Ri Water Corn-Mill, a Dwelling-House. Cottages, EMIT 111:111101VD ACMES. TO 13/3 SOLD BY AUCTION, IV (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street., At 011.11AWAT'll Coffee-Honse, 'Change-At' 'regattas, the Sth (tardier, ADESIRABLE, PLEASANT, ESTATE, LAND TAX RED( Comprising the Manor, or Reputed DESPOND, Stored with Game, Fishery, With the alpha] RESIDENCE, townitly some Antal.% the exterior with Bath Stens aosomimodatiowerit-Geattemen'sFamoßy.of S— kebillty, pissed ma eonheandlig spot, eishreelig of eonsiderahlaebtest, the Lands laid oat In wiik 0111aes of ell descriptions, Coach-haw riages, Stabling for eight Morena, Loose' Cart-sheds, Se. A most excellent Kitchen Garden, walled, _ with choice Fruit Trees, Drapery, Peach-bosses Pit, ffe. A substantial Ormusental landing, with lag Bailiff's Cottage, Gardener'. Cottage,' An Orchard newly planted, dm. A Farm- , with Barn, Stable, Cattle and Cart Sheds, by thriving Plantation's, with dry Gravel ' well 'applied with excellently good W Paresis of water sod dry Meadow, Arable.. About THREE HUNDRED ACRES Productive dry and water MEADOW the Turnpike-road, and a pleasant RESIT detain, neatly fitted up, Orders, Ne.: hoese and Stables; an excellent Garden, Fain Yards, with Granary, large Stable• Shads. lee. ire. A Coro Mill with three . Kennet Head of Water. and adrantageousli Kennet and Avon Canal, and near the neat Dwelling-house adjoins, a Farm Stables, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture Land, containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED ACIU Let fo Mr. JrISrPH LITTLIC. as Tenant fro Part of DENFOItD NORTH FARM, Mrs. ALLEN ; a good Farm-hoese, with Stables, and Outbuildings, and sundry Enclosures dow and Arable Land, about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY Under an Agreement for Six Years. from Remainder of HENFORD NORTH upwards of EIGHTY-TWO ACRE Of Meadow and Arable Land, mad a Bern, J. Simms, for Seven Years, from Mlehaelmai The Estate Iles perfectly compact, sitar Rath Road, seven miles fro. Newbury, gerford, and 63 from 'Andes, in the The Lands, pleasingly diversified in ' ornamented with Wood weds sad healthy part ref, the country. highly respeetal -hood, eseelliet roots, sad eeer several peels A very eligible property for Uentliman. Mer brtvieereA hrtitibeeet s e -rlorirete eleven sad five, by applying to Mr. Allem, the premises, where particulars may behad ; ni Hungerford and Reading; Pelican, Speenhill Hill; Son, Maidenhead; Marlborough Arms. White Hart ■nd Lion. Bath; Dash, Bristol Gloucester; Plvugb. Cheltenham; of Me , Aluge, and Blake, solieners, Essex-street Green, Pemberton and Crawley, sulk square ; ■t Garraway's ; and of Mr. Ito, house, Regent-street, opposite Burlingtou-street, tickets way be had. INDIA HOUSE 91, Cbraptte THE TEA SALE baring jo g DEALERS may be supplied Finest Bohea Strong Colson ..... at Good Greets Tea.... at Fine Twankay at &e. &e. These Prices do not require any recount Trial will be sufficient. AGENTS in the Country supplied with Packages, end the most liberal Allowance k TEt.DEALEIS, in the Country, may hat sent, on enclosing a remittance, or nrderil Loudon. No Letters taken In, unless post India House, WJIITRI 91, thenlislde, London. MACHELL'S PATENT SELF•ALI APPARATUS. NIANY persons, especially those bits, are very liable to an accumulal portion of the intestines. This kind of cot piles, abdominal pains, and various other sometimes dangerous symptoms, admit vet by the use of pergstlves; it is la Patent Self-acting Injecting Apparatus mended by the first professional gentiemi Peril, as affording in a manner far super,„ French or English contrivance, the most prom teal relief. And what renders It extremely manner is which It can be used by the pat' out the aid of a second person, and who operatcr. To be had of dr. chemist. the chum's, and at No. 3, Great Ryder-street, TIIE principal ditlienlties with MEDICAL PRACTITIONER has to venting or curing the symptoms of t ease, originates io the absurd conceah real situation, which usually charact persons, and in the still more absurt, they too often place npon the boasted UNIVIVISAL SPCCIVIC which is unb' wended by the di:interested inventor cure of this disease, in all its various tions, and appearances. Hy the ratior these NEVSII•FAII.ING ItelUedirig. are sorted to, But, unfortunately, I very persons, labouring under this eli , that the first requisite towards their ce pticatioa to Practitioners of talent, 01 perience. To persous of the above all those who are acquainted with t h e such persons ►ndure, 161.01'0: negi proper suttices of relief, Dr. EADT, 3rt1110114 a cause, can only further Si suited daily, by persons of both sexes. Dean-arca, Suitt ; and, upon the pea knouleelee and experience, i• prepare tt tier continuance of that patron tge which he has so long and so largely the nueseher,-3, l)►an-street, 'Soho, opposite JL•ard's street; .roe end 01 into Gerrard-street, nearly opposite penny Net lEhee, awl the ut!Ler 121 grEis to the Poor. IMISMIIIMBIK — wqa ----•"- ---- '7Pwr - r -712111. F- - 7 1 171r-Wilify`wss4kl.l 4 ; s o .--- • • "elm , . . -- ',,„,yow 0at.... •-• ' a ' - , _ • - . . • sf .. C: . .. . • •'4 . . . ••' • • . illfr 9 . 0r4g 1P 7 ' l t i . • . . ' r 4. _- • . PIT. CP•3I •. . . .8 . "4.• 1 A .. ~,,,,,,,,-. • .„ .: .5...... , ....*Y - so . • ,c:- '" ...er - • MO) . ' t.. I ' L 4 ' i# ' • • - e,A7 . -Avaeta;7 Ire . - - e. . . . . . . I mbN ea , A 111/111" -26, 11322, • .. - I 4" - . e•I a _ • - r : . • . . • e• .._. • . . a•------,- . ---,,-, . _,_ • iff i ßßN )441 is ,dr Pdaddo d.ad intivgr ma ... mg &ROA l r PRICE - Syrsr4 PEt t -c c . i . -- , --- 7 ------ ~. . . . . • . 4^jl • t i, a . tii, TON TEA WAR HOUSE , iiim-laite, War TIM MIA #141111141611 ACT. . i wog. or . grA .. Jlng-strona-Tbe best TEAS me offered to the &VAR ~.... ...- 4 se MT mid Madeline prices for reedy mosey only. Per We la before oto Mekest's, followinglegal opinion. f . • sees of twelve moods and 'upwards me Supplied et the by Dr. Phillimoce , um certain (pieties submitted t . she" pries, 110 idaaltlaffoll of Wlllak will eePeer Barge the &tit gepttealas, ibeatecleil with the above notable piece 1 . , tho. following stemma r- • of legisfatitin t -s• t • sod sad Leade,Weter Retaljpdoe. Chest pate. ( w • I will endearber to &sneer the several questinns in qt, . per lb. per lb. RESIDENCK. Good Coition •' • as. a 1..... as. Od. H/oda La which they are pat, and to prevent any min. 4 11 i Fine Ditto :... 7s. Od. .... a.. 44. apprebeselesa. I will pre fi x to each answer my under- Cottages, tie. surly o t r ac h eag ..„„... pc od, ...... as. ad. etaed*g dab, purport of the oprestion. , W. Vine i11::.._ .... ,, ge. ,Od. ... • Se. Sd. " Mit, Whether. in CUSPS where the - publication of IT MR. ROBINS, Tory ditto loe. II& ... 95. H. •. 10 1,000 Ma been completed before the let of September, at•ereet,) Good Geese.: lll. 04. .. . 7s. 4d. bat the marriage lid sot hakes place, the banns must be e-Alley, Combat. on Fht daft ••• • • 9 e• Od• a 105.85, 3d.. A. 2 d• reP nrnisited ? r, MM. Very Floe flyetiet :.... Ite. Od e •.. • its. O tt . " To tl4. l Amnia reply, that I see no necessity for executed. NT, FREEHOLD e a l s of e ll y "en A km lbe c°lllltrb sawaillaaka b y a readitaace ' any such repoblicafion. Th e new law, u far as it af- WREMED. N. B. rprartier of a poendalle moollest quantity sold. foots marriages by limos, has no effect or operation f tad Manor, of - whatsoever till the let of September ; is the case put, ... ....... FAO. 3.12 1 1711 DAY NM iAZETTE. _ tkereibre, anlecedeutly to that day, the publication will - .• • 1 *Tsai. • beim been completed according to the strictest provisions - : : ' i ; ly euellsoleo a hand- ---m--- • of the existing law, and (St Weir having been i i' I t i ° ll •l__ s ll 4 l 7 ll Prt llll ..,& 14 ko .Crust a t Idotrood floOliel Ike 1 7 1 k ow /Up* so completed; th i e la torrgyinan. I epprokend; will be fully 7"".' r ic h 'ltrixs ?moots Elie Rise* **a Baleellealt Maks? y in joteti fi ell is the nnance of the ceremony . Cons-- : f" .. ,lialioll l ._ all rim view ] . CoanciL This day the Right flea. Charles Hope. Lord "'" "' • P a 's s q . '. President of the Coart of &Moo, was , by His WPM ' ` - --.... pfte, *. . L' : ' 'of it • ammo for throe tor-7 ' 1 1 "demi* i AM 0 opinion, that a Clergymen may secure- to tee sinemnizattoti matrimony i n a t I Cade and commend , sworn of His Majesty's Most Hop. Pet • •. Ty cases . 110. it the banns hare been published in exact con- mi Stag ' Colladlo and took his place at the Bard aawaaalltaill• formity,with the law actually in force, on the three Sun- walled, and planted . WHITEHALL. ACOHOT I 9, l llitt ' days.preeedieg the Ist of September. , 1 Peach-house, Motu The Klieg has been pleased to direct lettere palest to " Secondly, Whetter, in cases where the publication • be poised ander the Great Seal of the United Eingdom• of banns hos taketi ,place on two Sander previous to 111111 Turret. 4 ° 1141 . 1 * of Great Britain mod Ireland, tar granting the dignity the Ist of September, the Clergyman may proceed with . she. Tool house , we. i of a Baronet of the said (Toiled Ki ng d om to the Right the banns. and conclude them en that day . ? 'art " af ' •4 • 1• '"‘"°" Honourable William Arbuthnot, Lord Provost of the " Perhaps there Is rather more di ffi culty in answering .., , ds, dm. surroUnded 4.. .4 .1,4 c c and hei rs , 4 m w alkst the whets emy or c.unionrgn, t h e male of his body law- Ibis, than the former question, because, from t h e I.J. f !I. Water; and sundry trees of any precise provision as to this point in tine idly begotten. .' • Me, and Wood Lan —. • Statutes. the Clergyman, to a certain extent, is caPral a !RES In hand. Goanaleasen In the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by the upon to exercise *ore discretion is one instance than i:s , .1 , oV, oppostm side of Lord alenteoant of the County palatine of Chester . t h e o th er ; b ut i n toy judgment he will exercise that •li-s- • dbENCE foe a Gen- Randle Wilbraham, jug. Esq. to be Captain. vice Charles cretion most eoundty, if he gives effect and validity to I'. Yard. with Coach- Cholmondeley. resigaml. Dated gs July, 1929. all the publications of banns which have taken place in I • . 'den, walled round: Commission In the Royal Western Reginteet of Middlesex conformity with the law as it subsisted on the three so. Om, Cattle end Cart Militia, signed by the Lord Lieuteoant of the County of rural omit,ls on which . such ythey were made. Every T 1 of . , • e Pair of Stows, es- Middlemen. .• t • as , l? situate near Out Frederick Taylor, Esq. to be Caplet". Dated Mb Aug. elieatio . n nose , t,i think, be considered as legally marl% i 4 he two nest pooncattons, therefore, would be pro Nato Turnpike road. A msg. 1 t 1 In Yard, Piggery, be els •on but the tLird, not being made on t ) • 1 I z eadow, Arable, and Commission in the Oxfordshire Regular Mil, sired b- Ir •• 4 1; 7 which the operation of the new Act commences, trau.';. : , • the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oxfor . ded upon till the requisites enjoimal by 3 ! Q. :RES, John James Ireland, Gest , to be Assistant-Surgeon.- Dated S3th July, OM. not be procee ded that Act shall have been complied with. from Year to Year. " 1 am aware that, technically speaking, all the requl. • tit, in possession of . sites cannot, hy each a course of proceeding, have been with Mc's. Berns, RANKRUPTCT ILKLARGRD. • • Enclosures of alas- a Matthews. Carlisle, Comherleed, mercer, from Aug. observed. The names, for instance, cannot have been ' 24 to Sept. SS, et the Coach sad Horses Inn, P-•sesgate, affixed for three Sundays to the church door; but its t NTY ACRES, Manchester. cases of ibis description, in acting upon the law, we me Michaelmas ISIS. - BANKRUPTCIES SOPISSIADED. unit pot a rational construction on it, and approach, as •. FARM, matelning W. Boyd, London, merebeet nearly as we can, to so adequate execution of it. • RES J . Oakley, Southampton, bricklayer. " It may be satisfactory, also, both with respect to ern, on Lease to Mr. T. Cruso,Norwich, linen-draper. this aid the preceding question, to o'oscrre, that the V. 144 aelmas Olt lidifg of any marriage solemnized under ouch circion- l' BANERIPTS. 1 situate on the high stances, can newer be impugned, or called in question, cry, one from Hun-T. ' and S. Golding, Moon. Kent, priper-mannfaeturers, on either of Arse grounds, inasmuch as the 19th see- i a county of Berks. 1 hali- te) surrender Aug. El. Sept. 7, and Oct. 3. et litta-ne . _ • • . • hill mod dale, richly street. Attorney , Mr. Creech, Calm -court, Broad-street, twit pert all Inquiry as to the sufficiency of these Flaotallops; a fine London. • forum after-the Until solemnization of soy marriage. . fumble nulohbaur. R. R Felton. see. High-street, Southwark. seed-merchant, " ThirdlyaWbether, as the Living is within a peculiar • II peeks of ballads.- September IS. 17, and October 6. at Ragtag:tall-street At- jurisdieolop, marriages can still be performed there by In Lorries , . Mr. Tovinatiend.St. Maret's-hill,Southwark. li cea d e t • begdpeew h 55 e ,, w ,,,, 4...1„ exalter. Jewry-obvert. Ale gel itobr-aserbr, Sept. I. . 1 e ,,,0 4 1,4 saitianaaad tine 14d, section of t h e n „ ;‘ , Mien. the Bailiff, on 10. and Oct. 3, at Basiogluall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. .Ict,hyrestricting the pourer of granting licenses to Arch- si had; nnd at the Bear, Dram and Son. Billiter-square, Loudon. bishops and Bishops, virtually to have excluded oeculiar I , lecithin; Castle, Salt .1. Porter, Swinford, Leicestershire, butcher, Astr. 29, 90. . .; ai Arms. Marlborough; end Oct. 3, at the Spread Eagle lon, Rugby. Attorneys, anti exempt jurisdictions from issuing sti,tll instroinents, but the Act fl h flthat, 1 Hato' ; King's Head, Masan- Harris send Wide. Hugh,- goes no art ter-t ere ore, presume, i . dessrs. Blake, White, P. C. and T. Fletcher, Queenhithe, coal-merchants. Sept. in your parish, as in all other parishes situated within a . a art, Strand: Messrs. 3 . 7, and Oet. 3, at Itadighall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. peculiar jurisdiction, there can be no doubt but that is 4 ' ' • l• olleitors, Salisbury- Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Loudon. license from the Archbishop of Canterbury' must d;s- r. Robins, Warwick- 8. H. Leah. 01d-street, Middlesex. watch-maker. Aug.t.a. prose with the publication of banns. In the mean time, . Q ligte ,,..,; ree ,, where 31. and October 6, at Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. ' it is extremely advisable that any persons who, since the Browning, Hatton -court. Threadneedle-street. passing of the Act, may have been married by a licensa, S. Allen end T. Congreve Noble, Bristol, hosiers. Sept. from It ruttier • . (1 . t . all 1 I fo r d a• 1 b - the p juns lc ton, a Oil 4tail 1 er - :TSE 4,23, and Oct. 3, at the White Lion, Broad-street, Bristol. married, either by banns, or under a license granted by Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, No. la, Gray's-' 1 . ..k:" P competent authority. le. lon-square, London; and Mr. H. Paulin, Corn-street,firistol. W. Hsyton and M. Douglas. Suaderlaud, Durham. earn- " Finally, in giving this opinion, I beg to erohia . I ' ist CLOSED, TEA- filters, Sept. 9, 10, and Oct. 86, et the ridge-inn, Bishop- that I know nothing (as seems to be insinuated in the '.l . el with the W earmoutb , Durham. Attorneys , Mr. B l ekiston , Syntrate• statement of the case) of the intention of the frarn••r a ' . . s. Od. per Ih. Inn. London; and Mr. Thompson, Bishop W.-uncouth. of any one of the provisions to which my attention Lea i , T. Stride, Quarles, Southampton, dealer, Sept. 0,7, and a. Id. and upwards. been directed. The interpretation I have put open : - r . a. 9d. Oct. 6. at the Three Swans lea. New Sarum. Attorneys, them, arises solely from the best consideration I have , i . I. Od. Mr. G. Edmunds. Exchequer-office, Lincoln's lan, London ; been able to apply to the Statute, and to the general , . ; ! I and Mr. J. Bart, Broughton, Hants. bearing of the Marriage Law of this part of the United „ J. Pasley, Bristol. master.mariner, merchant, Sept. 3.0, ~,., omendation, a stn le - - and Oct. a, at the Commercial Roams, Bristol. Attorneys, n'ilf"am• " Josses: PUILLIMORC. 4. ont. Ith TEtS in Sealed Messrs. Visaed and Blower, Liocoln's-ion-Fields : and Mr. " Doctors' Commons, Aug. 12, 1n22." • - I , C. G. Heaven ; and Mr. W. Gregory. Bristol. -•••••••--• • ince made. 1. • , y have auy quantity S. 11. Leah, Jun. Old-street, Middlesex, spirit-merchant, By the recent Act of Parliament to regulate the ; singhall-street Attorney . Aug. IS, 31, and Oct. 3, at Ba . .. ordering payment in granting of alehmse licences, every person applying 1 h Mr. FM Rood-lane, Fenclitirch-street, Loudon. fur a license, is noluired to enter into a recognizance. , post-paid. DIVIDENDS. . 1 I himself in 2111. with a sufficient surety in 201., or in ITRIDGE and Co. Oct. 8, D. Hyde, Waltham-abbey, grocer. at Basinghall- I street -Sept. aka IV. Kent, High Holborn. stationer, at Fla- case he should be unable from infirmity, or other saffi- . 1/Nu iNjcvri . at the cisme cause, to attend the Justices, be must lend tan t , „,„ alughall-street-Sept. 19, W. Plfoot, Bristol baker, l -`•.' Commercial Rooms, Bristol-Sept. ra, 11. Dowell late of persons to be bound each in the sato of 301, and the • Kniresborough, grocer, at the Crown luta Knareshorough condition of the recognizance is, that he when keep e of sedentary bk. -Se t. 13, T. Cox. Crediton. Devonshire. innt.ee r, at Bo- p pe .. o 4, sulation to the lower Half-Moon Inn, Exeter-S e pt. 90. W. Walla ce , W or ki ng - the true assize in selling bread and other victnala, ~ .. . o,: t f costiveness induces t o n. Cumberland, ship- c arp e nt e r, a t th e h ouse o f B arw i s b ee r a nd ot h er li quors , an d s h a ll not fraudulently, di• I A --! other distressing sod Eakin, innkeeper, Workington-Sept, 20, T. Book e r, Rous- hate er adulterate the same, and shall not use any pots tof imperfect ream- worth, Southampton, miller, at the Black Dug Ina, Ems- o- o' her measures that are not of fall size ; that he such cases that the worth. . s is strongly recom- CERTIFICATIS—SrPT. IL s aI n d knowingly permit drunkenness or tipling, or . i ' re emu of England and G. Luck, Shoredheh. hosier-W. Baker , Rm. Devon. ,g , t drunk himself, in his house or premises , nor !lOW a • ..' ' periOr to any other fanner-M. Essex, Coventry and Wood-street, Cheapside. gaining of any description , by journeymen, !dime! erq, , i I 4* ' oat prompt and effee- silk-mnnufaeturer-G. ()Bey, New Bond-street, tailor-G• perarants, or apprentices ; nor suffer any ball, bear, or sanely reinstate Is lb. Neale, Grantham, Lincolnshire. bullder-D. Leng, Andover,- , • P himself, with- bill er baiting, c..ck fi4liting, or other such sport or , t ' I t Hants, gun-undker--J. Smith, Rugby, Warwickshire, coal ho is is fact his own and corn-merchant-D. Friend, Ramseate,shipwrigitt. einuasenniat ; nor stiffer designedly, MSS or moms a •,f r Plecedilly, opposite PARTNIRSIII PS DISSOLVED. n ••oriously bad foam, ur dissolute girl. and 1.4A7`, : • I t -street. St. y am ,...., J. White, T. Yonne, and J.Tuer. Deptford, manufaetu- 'mumble in his house, Sec. ; nor shall keep open his I k 1 rere of dint , lass-W . Wormy and J. Wnnsey, dry-salters house, or permit arty drinl,iug or tippling, du, 'pulse 4 I which the skilfulW. Hart, and H. Fyn, Holborn-hill. li oen- hoursof U . . tvtne service on Sundays ; nor keep open to encounter, in pre- drapers, so far as aspects Ti. Ila re-J. Philips, G. Pailipt. . r the Venereal Dis- It. Philips, G. A. Lair, G. R. Philips, and N. Philips. Nen. ills house during late hours of the night, or early in ': incealmeat of their Chester, merchants, so far as respects 2. Philips-J. Rigs. the morning. hut fur the reception of travellers. .a i..‘ ' 1 cterises the Allard and L. Prevost, Lombard-street, printers-T. Dixon and b reac h of th ese regulatioes will subject the perm; i' ard reliance which G. Dixon. Chisvrell-street, Ironmongers-E. Senior and J. boun d to f' • orteiture of their recognizance. • teal effio•acv of some Senior, South Kirby. York. farmers-R. Bullock, Sutton, • 'l . $ 4 l .l- and J. Shot well. Macclesfield, silk-mn"uficw:rra-D. YOLK.: [tux tarrox s.-The late new !Vice Act ik-nanowfacturers-D Hall, . nblushingly recont- W Dalt and T. Hall, btacciesfield sick -throwsters-1 c •ntsis a clause which renders i t necessary f.r ;:,.. I ..4 or, for the ecrioio He ' , ' and .r. ••• • . • - " Hyslop I . rorritt. la est-lane, Fie•monds«?. sheesemon. • us .tars , ramilica. alagistrates of the Police Establishments to appoint oa I . 1 gers-J. Coatroom and I'. Mathews, Stoat-bridge. wor,:len- 1 •.:' ' mei and considerate head of fi cer, whose duty it ao id he to strange, regalaa.• J apers - J . Suo'-ils mid J. Caney , Rath, coach-masters-It. 1. 1 „, •of course never re- Bartlett and W. Hill. Limehousc-T. Col elock and T. Con. an t look after the other officers of the (coldish meat, -y Homeroom body of toinglasm, Lower-street, islingtosi.ehresemongers-Sdi recta. fur which be is to receive an increase of salary, but , .A . ... a', have yet to learn T. Hardwick, and T. K-raliasy. Leeds-J. Sharp, G. Parr, to avoid the common duties of a police officer. 'I no '0 care is an &rely ap- and J. Fisher. tlank.iole, Southwark. wharfinaiers-E.Ciair.- , . . . - .. • shoservation, and ex• ford and J. Mei tland. lot.iget.ohill. eier,euinngers-s.E% re. ' 3 Akt.rattS at maratorough street °like on Saturday a i ~ description, and to and P. Patliason, Darby. furniture-brokers-C. Thompson put this into execution, and had a conference ai ith tios 1' , and 11. Ti.C. Ifiliier. Itochester, surgeons-W. Jag ' ' to sufferings which 14 " and whole of the officers, in order to take the thing into ; • J. Lloyd, Seething-lane, Tower-street, winirmerchauts • electing to apply to • consideraloon ; when it met with the unanimous wis:i as a labourer in so of the officers that Samuel Plank, who has been for AVERAGE FMCS Or COEN IN ESGLILICIS San wakes. ' . I 4 - ,:iy, that lie is con- Wheat, 1:4.. 3.1.-Rye, 15.4, 44„-fl e a,,,, 2.1. a. 0,1.-Oats. many years connected with this establishment, shoml I • ' I es• at his house. 3: 1 - Is.. oa.-Rarley. 19.. W.-Pease. 20s. lit. Ibe appointed to the situation ;he was acco r di ng ! ! '1 , tactical resalt of Isis Th e Aversare . Priee of Drown or Muscovado Sugar, eons- 1 romoted to the odic:. real to rest his claim pul e d from the R e t ur n s ma d e I n th e W ee k en di ag use 21st ' i p ' 1 ce and approbation day of Aug. 1:12, is 27,. tip. per ewt. In our report of the proceedings at the late Assizes, it • • ,I r enjoyed.-Observe was stated, by mistake, that in the case Gibbs against l ,is a private Homo., A Fire broke out ahont I O'clock Op Sitattlayarternoor, I la),e a verdict was taken for the plaintiff, by consent, - if Desu-street leads in the house of Mr. Stoke., silk-dyer, who occupies two , damages 21411. This tens net the fact, as the cause stards A i the General Two- houses, Nes.22 and 23, in Grosvenor -marker, tooth of over, in consequence of the non-attendance of a sol:i , •!eto „.,e into Oitio:.:-E.cret. I which were tootalle co/tressed, and cousiderohle damage, nomber of special je; 'es; the plaintiff's counsel .1.14:‘ .41- alone hackorards before the JURIES were eatinguist;el. big to pray a Talcs.-r , T 44. . edl Briton.) ats • oa • ' 1. I .• • • . , t •• • • . . • • • ' •