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.VONTULY I.! 'T or NEW PURLICATiONR, FOR JULY. AGRICULTURE. A Review of the Brim' ts to tie .63.2r.1 of Agriculture, from the Northern i , epartment of By • Collllli 111 l ie . :10.311S to ear Board of Agriculture. Vol. VI. 'Pot I. LAI. A NTIQI-ITIF.R. Erittos's Architectural Apticuitir, of Greet Britain. Part XIII. .Contaiainc au Architectural Ilseription, of He ory the Stieentle. Chapel, with seven Prints of Pkeits, and Visas of Old Mennen'. ARTS—eFI N.E. The Second y of the British Gallery ofEngrat tilts, in doper royal folio, price two guineas ; and a limited netnher of corks, on large imprintl paper, and a ditfrieut type, with proof imiwessions of the plates, price three 'einem sad a half. This Number co:statue, Ist. A Flemish-Cot. tage, by Ostarle, engraved by littler. sid. Salvator Hoye by Salratoe, engraved be :testicle. id. Saltine, and Eli, Ll Rembrandt, engraved by Fittkr. 4th. Holy Family, by eagraved by Heath. By lilward Venter, A. M. 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Tin- holc Duty of s Christian as to Fr.itb sod Practice. is tid Inttte Chrietios Love ; or, A tette: to the Society of Friend., eltled Waken, oa the Religious laptcactiou of then V-otb Bo Ankiele. U. Serawias by the late Rev. D. Week with a Life of the Aoth.r. Vol - AC:IS AND TT:Ai-M.o. Trirrls thr•ugb Spin awl Portage, wiila Glograpisiesi e vols. 31. id. Saturday spentlizitt the id battalion of the 36th Re4isikfitt sterk,si stt Ctsws-,. from GueruMv, and >taarcbtd to Saudown 13artw:Li. , NAVAL I:VTELLICENCE.• PORTSKOIrtiI, JULY 29. Sailed the Prevoyante store-Ain, from the Medi terranean for Woolwich ;Port Malnur, cm a cruise; awl the Fearless, for the Down ;. Went out of l;arbonr, the Mastritour of 74 guns, Capt. Broughton. Came in the Hyd►a frigate, Capt. Mundy, to be repaired. Dropt down to St. Helen's, His Majesty's ship Zebra, and remains with the Expedition.—Wind li;ht and variable. • JULY 30. Arrived his Majesty's ship Boadaca, from a cruise.—l%n.d W. ~ PLYMOUTH, JULY SP. Arrived the Contest gun-brig, Lieutenant Gre gory, from Vie westward ; and the Eterydier, of '24 guus, with dispatches from St. Andero ; she sailed two or three days alter the C'adinus, and brings no news. Saileti the Harlequin hired armed ship, Lieu tenant Amtruther, with a convoy to the eastward ; Atm hired armed brig on a cruise; Growler goer brig, Lic..tenant CroNsmais, with a convti to the westward ; and the Ann tender, for Bristol.— %Vinci W.N.W. FALMOOTII, JVLY '27. Saih•d the Priam* Mary packet, Cart. Pocock, with Mils for the Leeward Islands.—Wind N.W. .DIiCAIi:SS OP RICHMOND'S RIV7ERT4INMENT. r, JULY 28. The elegance and splendour of the entertain ment Given by her Grace the Duchess of Rich mood, on last Tuesday, surpassed in tuaguiticeoce every thing of the kind we ever witnessed. The novelty of the arrengement added fresh interest to the variety and hilarity of the scare. At about two o'clock, the company assembled, and in a short time afterwards a Lottery, having been previously prepared, consisting of prises conipmed of various articles from the Charitable Repository and House of Industry ; the drawing commenced in a teat appropriated to the purpose. In booths, through out the grounds, were placed several of the respect.' aide tradespeople of Dublin, with selections of their must vulouble Irish manufactures. Thus the en...- active mind of our amiable Vice-Queen sought in combine pleasure with profit to the Citizens of DuLlin. We understand the sum received by the Lottery, fir the Charitahle Repository and House of Industry, amounted to between one and two hundred guineas. At Omit ;our o'clock the doors of a lure ? . suite of it;i-rtinen; 3 were thrown open, presenting a unigniticent dejeene and cold colla tion, a Inch was eiilivened by the exertions of those comic taients which Mr. Munches so wilily pos sesses? The health of the noble donor was pro 'Owed, and enthusiastically drank with three times three. 'Vim thincisee commenoid about tive o'clock, under arches twined with roses and jessantine. Our beloved Viceroy opened' the bell with Lady Elizabeth Little hales, then followed Lady Mary Lenoz, Lord ICiunoul, Ste. Ste. The Duchess of Manchester led off the ‘,.cl set with. Capt. Gore, one of his Crace's Aids-de-Cninp, to our faroorite ca tiouul air of St. Patrick's Ihsei. Whilst the dancing continued, the festive throng wandered in ririous groups through the gard e ns. All was intimation and delight---every breast beat with gratito.le and pleasure, rind joyful vivacityspsrkled in every eye. The prizes obtained in the Lottery opened a wide field for raillery. There the finished (Aqua& re ceived is lifts conceal her artful glances—the Petit Maitre a tapelike trophy—or the rough fol rtierr a B a by's - trap—whilst the various booths af forded the national gallantry an opportunity of dis play in petites gages 'Centaur 4• anti/lei—At about eight o'clock • the happy festive circle began to se parate ; every soul acknowledging that parting was the only unplesunint moment of the day. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Jacob mad Imre Spurrier, Grank•strect, St. Ann, •id rs nil aster tooth-builders. '3l mat !S. 1004. John Batcltelor, John Vaughan, and Hieherd Palmer, Plinisb-yard,ilso4diteb, of New..inu-yard, Shoreditch, rod Red Lisits-sinret, Whiterharsel, smiths. June ga, In.ta. - John Bury and sun, !!',cheater and Salfenl, tinsber-wser ehants. February tu, 1408. Thomas Horsetield mid George Jarkson, eaniars to and flap the t:aatl. , hlancliewee. Jaisuary 5, 1%7 Jonathon Culling sad John llobbs, of Orsett, Essex, yeo- Men. JUly.4l, 1408. JimerbJuliesen nail Edmond Ryrne,of Queen street, South wark, drug-nwinfactureni. July /1 11••. m. Paiicer, Bartholomew Se wed, and William Rine Stephenson, Coleinawaneet, hat-assuutictunli.- July Y.:, Thunsas Watkins and Meitard Randle, Juba-street, St. Janoves.aquate, tailor. Jana t, taus . Henry Laurence /Jul William Steckdale, Lit erpuol, brew er. July r, 1018. 84NKRUP ICY ENLARGED . ...... Benjamin Williams and Name) late ol"St. Soitbas-lane, London, nserclidnt>, f.unt July 14, to Stitt. In, at ten, nt GmHindi. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Denial Elam', of Tetras, Ito'gate, /is.woult, merchant. H.INISALPTS. iVilliasa Henry Claret, of Manchester, scrivener, to sur render, August t, i 6, mid Sept. no,. •t tea, a! I.undun. Attorovy, Mr. George B o usfi e ld,, Bust crie.strect, Fleet -street, London. John Wing, late of Stamford, Liston., victualler, to stir. render, Anal. 15, to, and Sept. IN at eleven, at the Saran aml Talbot Inn, in Stamford. Attorneys, Messrs. Smart and Thomas, Staple Ins, Lando.; and Mr. Hfillissa Ac ii ir, of Stamford. Thuniss tenllticr, of Shure'!itch, Middlevex, babetdasher, to surrender, AnguAt 2, 13, alio Sept tu, at tea, at Guild hall, Loodnu. Attoracy, sr. Richard LAttye, C.hiuteery lane. Autbouy Jeffery, tote of Tbornford, Dorset, job►er, to surrender, Annul to, t, nud S. pt. 10, at eleven, at tees King's Ann* low, in Slier!ierne, Ltursrt Attorneys, Messrs. rota.' and Woodfunie, SLerb3rue, Dui art ; and Mr. Worry, New too, I.ouoloo. Thoorts 'Furaer, of Liverpool, cheelternoircer, to surrender, August to, to, sod Sept. to, at ouc, at the Globe Torero, John-street, tiverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Windle, John steret, Redford-row, Leedom; and Mr. Edward Griffith, Loser Castle-street, Liverpool . Thwarts Triter the ,wager, of Pc:tryn, Cornwall, brewer, to surrender, August VA, st tea, nod Sept. In, at chows: at the Red Lion too in Trona *throe's, Messrs. Shep herdawl .I.thnnino, lietifued.roo, Loodoo ; and Mr. W.,bert liar, ;I:tkell, sit Truro . Tinos's' Loren, of Sboreditels, Middlesex., baker, tn ser remdrr, August y, et nor, ta, and Sept. to, at sine at Guild hall, 1...it0u. Attorneys, Morn. Coiling and Wan., Spi ta!-Is arc John Craike and John Frederick Sclowedersky, of New castie-upuo-Ty ne, inerchaats, to surreoder, August e, 16, • nif Sept. 14 at tee, at flnildhall, ',amts.'. Attorney', 3leasra. B.• 11 and Brottrirk, Row-lase, Cheaps.de. James Vlaze, othenrise 1111nars, of Man. inater, dealer and chap:wan, to surrerakr, August u , 13, and Si pt 10, at Sao , at the Bridges aler Arms Ism, in itiantliestt r. James Hilton, Maorbeater ; and ?dr. Charles Ilarrson, Craven-street., Strand, London. Das Li: KALI, ufßerwink.upnc-Tweed, litteu-rtraper, to sur render, August 17, is, and tiept. 10, ucelevcn, at the bug Tavern, Deansgitte, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Em s , Curator-street, London; and Mr. Knight, Manchester. Robert Brindle, kite of bighted, I..ancesti.r, ble4ele r , t,, surrender, August 18, 19, and Sept in, at twelee, at th • Rea Lion, Preston. Attorneys Mr. Hugh Dcirliur.t, esoni and slctsrs. Barrett, HolbOni-court, (fray's tun , Landau. William Eyre, of St. Coluish Major, Curnntill, hirkhavit, to amender, August 112, at ten, 23, and Sept. to, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in Bodmin, fkirnwall. Attoruat, Mr. Chairs Conde, ; and Messrs. Sandy' and Horton Crane-court, Fleet-our/et. John Pcpprr,late of Itualferd, E►sex, victualler, to snrrro. (ler, Aulu►i t,, at one, 13, and Sept. tu, at zinc, at Quid. ball, London. Attorneys, Mr. Sterry,ltundlird, Essex ; and Mr. Cuttiug. Dartletes-huildings, llolliurn. Louden. DIVIDENDS. October William M inter and Thorns* Parren Rey, ~t Long-acre, Middlesex, lacemen, it ten, ut Guildhall, Lao. don. August 17. Gillies Machean Alextioder Harper, late Easingwold, York, flax-druser, at ten, at the Star tau, Stonegase, York. August 20. Joseph Augustus Victor Gameau, now 'or late of iflbetaule.street, htiestimuster, bookseller, at tut, at Voldon. August 13. George Harrison, of Globe-street, St. John, Wapping, Middlesex, carpenter, at ten, La don. August la. George ilarrison, of Globe-street, St. Juke, %Yapping, bliddle , ex, and James Gibson the elder, at tea, at l'iui!illtall, Loticloo. September 6. newel Ilooton and Solomou Rich, of Wood stock-street, uear Road-street, Middlesex, merchaut tailors, at twelve, at Guildhall. lwadbm • August 90. James Norelille, late of Robeit Town, Birstall, ark, clothier, at elects, at the Tint? Lelia lou, is Call lame, teed.. August 6. ilTecies Apr, late of Austie-faiars, but now of City Chaudiers, Ltarlon, skip-oa Ler, ut twelve, at Guild hall. August n. Juba Pilling the younger, of. Maacheater, ale house-keeper' at three, &iliac Naar. lan , in Menzheer. September it. Ann Taylor, of Sir eent, in loi crater, slay keeper, at five, at the King's Read lon, Gloucester. -.September 9. Mumma Parry, of Pontypool, Monmouth, shopkeeper, at alevatt, at the Kiag's Head Ina, is Glue cesti.r. August ce. James Forshatr, of Prcs;cm, Lancaster, linen. draper, et efercit, at the Spread Eagle, in Lane•streit, l'restun. August ea. William Croft, of Leeds, and James Maas, of Holmdel, Leeds, merchants, at ekten, at the Yew Tice, la RobertTinto, 131r5t.,11, York. Ck tuber 29, Richard Valentine and John Yaleatine, of Maniford's-cutut, stri.et, London, wrirebouseutra,st ten, at Guildhall. • September J. James Knowles, of Gisyndir, Hod erne, Au. &sea, inahobler, at tea, at the Sportsman 111/I, is Castle st reel , Cs: Larson. Anc,ust 2.1. Joseph Gibson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wool. leu-dis;leral ekrety at the Crown and 'Phistl e Timm', is Neter. tglatapol-l'yne. August 27. 'humus Lockler, hits of Upper Thausessuert, Lottiluo, merchant, aad formerly Parser of the ship Ar niatou East I:olminan,.at ts else, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES--At; et *l' JO. Froacio Monello's Hodoos. of Mnoclieseer, cJlieo-printer. David Eaton, of Chs.itoun, Kent, b ibs. Juterrlo pf the Carniatcretal Casathers, il3utories , Lon don, altip-brvier. Witham 'Potter, of Keaton, Wren, tailor. - MEETINGS or CnIDITORs. AT Gt7ILDli A f.L, tortooidiaov. t. x. John roll, bac of 50011h0103411630, Higtneatr, owl, r writer ' - - - - iliettard Wietateatl, late of Carey-lane, London, ',vi ten, r - - - - - 3 s J..hn F :leuner, late of Bernortstreet, Rniskl-agovre a 19 l'aer Si.Xzedieft, Shrink-pbee,Keatibbiarvin i 'Lad of New Hatt4-stnvt, ',Ate...seller - - . 3 1 , Jusioli Him, So:fult-lase, 01.1 mm-street, broker 3 1.• Willtona %Villiaans. lark-street, litigious, builder Santael Sieters, Alwltureb-lafte. London, vintner 9 13 1Vi11,',...m Mite. !zit of Blartifriure-ruatt, Stinky, vante-lead r otaatofac' -- - Thomas Bookoritll, ' M iddlesex, - coach-miser - - . George ilarr;<ln and John Watson, Noble•street, Cheapside, Loudon, taller, - - DIVIDENDS. Thomas Edwards, Dueleastaut-fame, Cpper Thames street, couwa-manufacturrar - - Edward Newbury, (lid Broad-street, Loudon, builder Henry Feather, !.lanehester, 14.5-dealer Isaac Hill, Strand, Middlesex, ?water - William Busby, of the genie place, hatter Thomas Dickens, late of Gloucester-strect, 31iddlesex i bear - - - James Askew cud William Wright, New Bridge street, Blackfriars'-road, Luadon, straw-kat-rnai.u faciareri - - - - - Valentine Green and Rupert Greco, Ferry-stievt, Tottenham-tout t-road, engravers - - Julia Cramer, Hoye Spa-gardens, Bermondsey, Sun i y, a ten .aller ' - Samuel Abrahams, Sandwich, Kent, linen-draper Jahn Matthias, Rsightbehastene Sussex, dealer George llonisum mid James dilates, Gi,,l.t.tortct, iVeppieg, Middlesex, carpenters - George Putts, Nes kostle-upon-T)ee, liaeu-droper Riebord Tuuslirisou„ Lack, ntaturiSlure, linen draper - James Burroughs,' Cliisweil-street, Middlesex, boater - - - - Thomas Roper, Islington, Middlesex, rope-maker H -Atm, 1.1 1 10 fIIFICATES. William Munk, of Pa rixt , d, Lancaster, hme hawser. Janata kush..w aui alma Kin-Asa, of Halifax, York, merchants. Thomas Jtanings, tam of Booloill-rov, lilliallesez, akar -er. CliarTos R4bert a Crest Tower-street, Lotion, victualler HOCK OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY . . — 4 per ("cut. Reduced . .• . &II ri per Cent. Cen•ols ..671 44 a 4 per ('rot... It per Cent. Navy • • Lone Annuities Imperial J per Coot 671 Ditto Annuities .. Oniniti , n ....... .......... ............... tp India Bowls .. Exelorpier Bills Ettglasla Lottery Tickets .... rrl. 6s. Consols for 6 S iii T. BISH, St.et.lirokir, 4, Cornhill, and ¶5. Charing :Croat DEATHS. At Pete/wilt, W. Johnson, Esq. coroner for the watt& die,•iun of the meaty of Swat:. At Triakhal, of the yellow fever, I.ieet-aaiit Page, of the 3; tit font, late of the city of VI int he•tri . Lately, at Itchen•Stoke, A lreafurat. 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