The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-29 00:00:00

_~ ~.:~ 'UP r • '77 TT77-7"- R ' "~ . •r MM. MEM 1.. • • J . v... 7k\k okx93L_, . ? . , t. •• ' . ~ , .....,. • ' ••• •: 7, ta. ,T . "` • Num RICR 5426 .~:... RA 11 A 'A PATENT PORTABLE PENS. — ") A spurious Imitation of these pens having reefed], been litroduced for public sale. J. BRA4IAH sod*SONS, 194, Piccadilly, Manufacturers and Proprietors of the Invention, .v.pe gully arqusint its numerous pores, and th e pu bli c . tat in future every Rex or Packet of their genuine Pens will stamped with a five-eimile of the signature of the Inventor Joseph Bramalt," by which weans the counterfeit will be gully elseovenrd.—J y 24, MI. rIANTON TEA WA NEHOUSI?„ Sise•lane, Wei llog-street.—The best TEAS ere offer.d to the Poblie a fair and moderate prises for ready money oely. Par- chasers of twelve pounds sad upwards a e supplied at the chest price. the edvaatages of which will appear from the 16.01 iag stateneat Retail pries. Chest price. per lb. per lb. Reed C0010i1... ...... Do. Ed..... As. Od. Puss Ditto 7s. Od. .... Os. 4d. Swasboas • Ps. Od. .... 7s. M. Dive ditto. Very Mee dille loe. . 91. H. Mad Greer: Is. 4d. Flee ditto Os. Od. a . 81.3 d. a Os. td. Vary FUN Its. 1id..... I Is. 04. Onion from the aeconsysolod by a ressittases, faithfully tweeted. N. IL A guano, of a pound the smallest quantity sold. AT RICOUCIW FARES. To DORI. %AL, It ININUTS, M►•o►Ta AND CANTARIVIT. Fear Inside Coocb.a. and keep good time, by 8. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER STREET. snow-nisi., LONDoN. 11112 following I.lolll' PON r CO ACHES. /km est out from the shove lee : The "Telegraph," Dever, Demi, Ramsgate, Margate, Canterbury, Fevershem and Sandwich new post mooch, every eleterldrig, at a quarter past scree o'rlivek. In eonseqeentee of the decided preference given to the they* useek, We proprietors are determined no exposes shall he spervitto reader k *glint conveyance on the Rest road. Brompnee, Chatham, Rooleester, Gravesend. Stroud. Si t tinebeeree, end lialskam. every naming, at a 4 pelt 7, it Reduced Fares. The " Royal Edges," Falmouth. Plymoath, Exeter, Tram. Hodasia. Peery., Aghberten, Tutees's, Weymouth. Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, every morning. et seven, tbroegh Hesitate, Axminster. Bridport, Blandford, Stockbridge. Basiapteke, Hartford-bridge, Itiaelmater, and Sorbet. Narrowest* sod Ripos new light post coach, every after- Peen at four, sad ci is the morning. The "Ualoo,"MmM M ssyte n, Lymlngton. Lyndhurst, Winchester, she Dagingeenfte, Hartford bridge, Black water. Ind Bagshot sew thee ladle Meek. every moraine at i past 7; arrives at tee Coma end Horses, Southampton, by he. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Oseresey, St. Melees, Han. de Grace, ' {Newberg, Os. The of the above seeds hope to reeelvo a con tinua* that ewer' width his hitherto bees experienew! Ow the ethieletheithei of the " tides." No ming with ether seethes.* &NMI, La master. Presley Kirby-lionsdale, Bolton, Cheeky, Oreaskirk, and Claratang light post-couches, every afternoon. Barestapie and Soathmolton new light post couch, (very Monday, Wedeesday sad Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. The "Reethigham," Leeds light post coach, sets out every afternoooe at foer ; and passes through Bsldoek, alggleswade. Eaton, Silton, Oreethsm, Grantham, lawtry, itavotord, Markham New. Newark, Raiford. Doncaster, sad Perrybrbtge. team Ooldea Lieu, Idreds, nett afternoon. Luggage and Packages only Two Penne pee ih. , Notwithstaadieg the iiesemmee expedition of this eoaeh, It is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public eonveyanoe ou the north road, being unequalled by any other. The " Repress," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Underfeed. Newcastle and Ediehurgh, a new 4 inside light post-coseh, with a guard throtegheet • sets oat every morning at S o'clock. by way of Newark, Betroth, Doncaster. Fer. rybrirlets, Tsdesater, Darliegton, Nortballerton, Durham Norpeth, and Berwick, sad arrives at York the next morn leg at IS o'clock. Brideenorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holybeed new light fear inside coach, every afternoon. Boston, Horneastle, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon day week to Spilehy, Louth, Grimsby and Hull. morning at; past G. The only day coach to Boston and florecastle. Ti., " Express," a new light four inside post coach to Carlisle, - Pmeritk. nod Whitehaven ; goes with four horses and • guard all the way • passes through ' Brongh, Appleby, Greta-bridge, litielfmond, Catterlek, Boroughbridge, Wetiserby, Aherford, Ferrybridge, New art. Doncaster, Gractbam, Stamford, Bawtry, ()meth's", Stilton and Biggleswade; sets out every morning, and performs the joareey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on theroad by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next eoseh. Th e .. Royal Repress," new light four inside pout-coach. to Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, 'Stafford. and Litehfield (only one night on the road.) every afternoon ; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, text erecting. Wakefield four-inside post-coach, called " the Express," every morning and afternoon. Chester, Newport, VI Idtechurel, Tarporley, Namptwieh. Northwich, and Middlewleh, light pcst-coath everkpr l'"anderiand. Stoek•on and Tana light post-coach ever) niqrning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. The " Royal Express," to Manchester, Winslow, Coo pieta, Newcastle, Watval. and Wolverhampton new four inside post-coach, every afternoon. Only oar night on the road. Sheffield and Rotherham new four inside pnet-coaeh, every morning, eared the "The Express," and also "The Rockingham," at 4 la the often:oon. The " Royal Express," new Birmingham light post coach, sets oat every afternoon, carrying four Inside only. paws throve' Warwick, Leatniagton, Southern, Weedon Dttentry, to the Sanee•'s Heed, Bull-street, Birming ham, next morning at half-pest 7 o'clock. The " Repress' • new light post-coach, to Hall, Lin coln, Northcave, Hoyden and Doncaster every morning at 8 o'clock, to the Cross Keys, Market-place. Hull, and also Me " Rockingham" In tie afternoon at ♦ o'clock. COACHIOS To WLLLS, ORIDOIRWATMX, T•UNTON, •PI D ►LYMOI'TH. The "Umpire,"a new Liverpool light coach, only one sight on the road, carrying fuer inside, sets out daily at one; arrives at Liverpool reset afternoon at fire, through Wo horn. Lathlwiry, Northampton, Welfor I. litterworth, libektay Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knots fwd. Warrington. and Prescot. Shrewsbury, Wellington. and Shiffnal light post coach. es-iy oreenoon. Gnarled. The " Union," Werrooth, Dorchester, 11!HHAffsr SC's t^7, Andover, Overton, Restogstoke, Hartford-bridge, Ilitekwattr, and itarshot, new post coach, every afternoon, with two eoerhmen only, Hertford, Ware, Hoddeston, and Chesbunt coach, every P none". Packets from Weymonth to Guernsey. Jersey, Cherbourg, St. Moines, ke. ef ery Weduesday and Saturday Afternoons lt*o'Clock. Luggage and Peeks's, to Leeds, York and Doncaster, at only two-pence per lb. S.A. hIOLNTAIN end CO. respectfully acquaint their Fries& and the Public, that they will not be account. aWit for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, VI riling*, Plate, Sr. etmore then Fire Nunds value, If lost, stolen, or da -1 atrd, unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for 64 "d 11 4 1 Y, at the Stracee's Head Ina, Imps-WI, Lon Jut . —.••••••4111•W;P•••••1011•91••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ...wp! —s • . 411111 p 4111. Ao• ...• • ' .0 , 1 t , ,' :: 1 1 • • . ( V : s i ' . ••' I ': 2. r u . .M. ( \ .... 1 .. e v 7 I ;.,6.41: I " 7144 Cases ftr which AMP DRN Jill in GEOGRAPHY, ASTRONOMY. HISTORY -AND BIOGRAPHY. These popular branches of liberal and useful Etinestlon may be acquired with reality. by means of the following Elementary Books, which Ray bt \editor the ase of Sehools, of all Booksellers. OROGRA.PNR. GOLDSMITH'S GRAMMAR, sod Use of the VI Globes, Ss. 64. OOLDSNITIeII OROONAPIIT of tine British Empire, bs. 64. OOLDINITN * II Corr-Rows. Pert I sod S. 6s. 6d. teeth Ditto, ditto. Smaller size, is. ed. 13OLDINITH'S POPULAR ILLUSTRATIORS. Patoa's Dat T . RM. 6J. Ditto's VOTAats ROUND Tit WORLD. 10s. 6d. ACTION SQUIRE'S 0 , 46 tee enrravines. C '1 Lac-mass on tie Wolol2ll°l the lirAvasts,6o engravings. Ios. 61. HISTORY'. ROlllllllOll'S OR•MISAR Of HISTORY. Is. 6d• Ditto's A SCIONT H irroar. le. Ditto's MODISH.: HISTORY. 7s. RLID*LLIG of &COOP HISTONT. G•LT'S Plena/3 of tail ish. belouish, Rad WWI Hilitgry. 4 Tots. lit, 1110GRAPIli. GOLDSMITH'S BIOGRAPHICAL Ci.Ass•Boos. 79. Marnit's BRITISH NMI& bs.ld. !NMI . . PLUTARCH. As. &I. WATRIteII SCR IPTOIII Rt . 7s. Printed for Sir Richard Pblllips sad Co., sad to be had of all Booksellers. Anne* Tertio Georg!, Regis.—This day was published, in one very thick volume. Svo. price 19s. bds. containing, with the Supplement, early IWO plies of closely printed letter-press. (A I }WORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER; or. every MAN his own LAWYER : containing a Summary of the Confliction of Great Britain ; its Laws and Statutes, particularly those relative to Arrests, Insolvent Debtors, Bankruptcies, Landlord aolTeunant, Benefit Societies, Libel, Bills of Exchange, Master sod Serves!, The Clergy. Thinness. Distresses, Parish Officers, The Game Laws, Parent and Child, Executors- and Adadol- Saving Banks, strstors, Tithes, Ousidien and Ward, Wills, ite. ic. Husband and }Vile, Also, Tile CRIMINAL LAW or ENGLAND, Embracing every species of Public Otreaces with their Punishment. To which is added, Ao APPENDIX, containing the most approved Forms of Agreements. Leases, Wills sod Testaments, Notices be tween Landlord and Tenant, Contracts, Articles of Copan ite.—Also, A Sure:muster, °outdoing The Eutaw Laws. The Assessed Texes, The Customs' Laws, The Stamp Doties. The whole carefully digested from the best Authorities ; the Statutes and Term Reports brought down to the 3d Geo. IV. The 7th Edition. By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq. London : Printed for A. Wheeler, 33, Warwick-squire ; Paternoster-row ; and sold by ill Booksetiers is the United Kingdom. CARPED, DEARTH-KU% BLANKIV, AlO-j REEK, COUNTERPANE. LINEN sad MUSLIN W AREHOUSIL—DENMARK-HOUSE, P seveo doors from the Argyll Rooms, Corner Oxford-street, mad at theft Menufeetorles. and Glasgow. E. COLLINS and Co. beg to retire their ments to the Nobility and Public In peseral.l: lllll t= support they have experienced Maar they have epees/ Om above Wareham* foe se& principles, that have nerve yet been o ff ered to th e Public.) As they are sot.' MASUFACTIMIRI of the above Artie's% which enable them to sell lower thee any House in the Kiegdons, they are determined to apply the Public at the Maseracruntate Pawn. R. C. and Co. inform their friends they ennt:ne e hoyi ng a sup ply from their Manufactories weekly ; consisting of Brussels, Venetian and Kidderminster Carpeting. Drugget, Table Covers, Counterpanes, Quilts, Bed Ticks, Blankets, Flannels, Scotch and Irish Linens, Sheeting, °revery width and quality ; Long Cloths, Table Linens, Printed Furniture, Furniture Dimities, Muslin. of every description, and Window Hol lands, de. de. de. POSITIVILT SOLO AT Tan MANUFACTURING PRICSS. Turkey,. Persi►n, Brussels, and Kidderminster carpets, (all Sizes) ready for laying down. N. B. Carpets, de. cleaned, and the utmost value given for old Carpets in exchange, at R. COLLINS and Co. DONIIMIR- Hou s„ Regent-street. JOHN BURGESS/kW SON, being apprized of the nanterons endeavostre made by many persons to Im pose • spurious article for their make, feel It incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public in purchase log what they conceive to be the original, to observe the man and the address corresponds with the above :—the Av. neral appearance of the spurious descriptions will deerive the unguarded, and for their detection, J. D. and Nom gab mit the following cautions :—some are In appeerance at /rat sight "The Gennine," but without any name or address : scthse "Bu ac cgs's Essence of Anchovies :"—others, " n aiss's"—and many more without address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distingnished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect towards the public, and earnestly so licit thew, to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will pre. vent many disappointments. SURGESS'S NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, hav ing given inch great satisfactio•, continues to be prepared by them and is recommended ■s • moat useful and conve nient Satire. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, ST !AND, eornerofthe Savoy-steps, London. (Tar OUeIUL PISS-SAUCE WAREHOUSE.) Libms• Howlnes mina Doan sa" Orr page relates to niam.—NlArriAL. Just published, price bs, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE &GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from n amp Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Yeaerea, Gonorrhea, stricture. Seminal Weakness. ace. are tally developed ; Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, and Mental irritation, with some interesting °beery*. tlons on vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subject, explaining them in • familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and blaturity of bolt Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. Landon. . . Nature heaths Omnibus rise dedit, si quis cognorerit uti.—CLauDILN. Nate Ileores to all theist id of bliss supplies, Its frugal emit iratims marks the wise. May be had at •20, Paternoster-row ; 60. Pall-Mall; Piccadilly;hi, ld, Princes-street, Soho; Ht, Fleet -street; 174, Fleet-street; 40, West Smithgeld ; 9;k Cheapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Rorke and eq., Norwich; R. r!s:h. !pewit+ ; Barrett and DuMeid, Rath Sheppard, Bris tol; Hatt, Cambridge; Headley. Leeds; and at all Book- GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as 11.111111, everyday, at their house; and Patients in the Country are requested to describe minutely the case. enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine. whi.th eat; he forwarded so' uy part of the World.—GOSS asid Co. M. R. C. Sur geon. No. 7. Jennyn-street, St. Jambes ; and 11, Bauserie street, Fleet-street. London. LONDON, MON JUL.Y's9 , 1821 Plek4 ud ZYD.&EF Med as the INDIA HOUSE , ... 9 I', Cbrapssibe. rip 1111 TEA SALE having just CLOS CD, TEA. DIALERS may be supplied with the .1 Finest Rohe* • Strong Gagne ..... at . Good Green Tea.... at Floe Twankay at dre. Se. Than Prices do eat require any recommendation, a eiliglo :Trial will be salleient. Astral:a In the Country supplied with TEAS la Sealed Packages, and the most liberal Allowance made. Taa-Ditasaits„ is tke Country, may hive any cpasatltt seat, on eseiedag • remittance, or ordering payillapl In Lottdon.. ,110 Linen taken in, unless post-paid. IniSeeliaese4 WHITRIDOE a iii.rbeepellik Idaselon. manta ne%its *l4O ENV' CLOTHING. ,; respectfol:y w,icrtv Moe" If sad Gentlemen who may wish to render • sons attractive, to aspect his Drawing of the Haw Nape. by en mullion Passel, artist. whereto the tumid la We rate:y delineated and the garments at so as to set of even defonuity itself. His Nave-land Military Uniforms, his Children's Clothes, end Servants' Liveries, are without parallel. and his charges (for ready money) mast command a preference from those who wish to combine elevanre with frugality. Ladies and Gentlemen iu the annstry, by wain their measures according to his simple instructions (post paid), may be fitted as if /resent. The Al? of CUTTING taught, according to the print gee of melltaaleal • perfeCtion. by the inventor, E. Minister. Pow allpat-street, near Cantos Palace. SEYMOUR. To Cover tM the end of August, at Titres Guineas, and Jo. the Groom. fir() be SEEN, sad Particilars knows at the BAZAAR: King-street, Portents-square. He wog got by Delpini*, out of Bay Javelin. bred by the Duke of Hamilton. in 1793, got by Amelia oat of Young Flora, sister to Spadille, by Higtillyer. Seymour was sold to the Linke of Tort in 1909, at two years old, and has re mained his Royal Hlghnoss's Property till July Instant. He was the best Horse of his day, end has got many good Run ners, as can be found in the Racing Calendar, and is the re puted Sire or Moses, the 41nner of the Derby and Albany :Oakes at Epsom and Ascot this year, Ile Is a bright Bay Horse, fifteen beads, two inches and a half high, and for make, shape. 'tad bone, Is ogee!, if not su perior, to any Blood-horse In England. • Delpinl by Hlghtlyer, dam bj Coutes, by Blink Rib Wynn Ambles Grosvenor Aleoek, Arabian Grass hopper, sister to Gentlemen's Dam, ite.—fled Weatherby's Stud Book. July IN. 1942. TO-MORROtV. Jls J. SIVEWRIOHT are Selling Ti , kits and • Shares, warranted andrawn, at their Fortunate Offices, $7, Commun.:. ; 11. Houton% ; and 3s, HA AAAAA ET. Corner of Coventry Strout; where they Sold in 6bares till Two Highest Prizes drawn the First Day, viz. No. 1.639 (Class A) 24,000 No. 1.639 (Oass R) .te,olo TO-MORROW, JOLT 30, Is the Last Day but One, and the Two First Prizes will have 90,0061. each ! The Wheal is very Rich, and contains TWO Prizes of 30,00di., TWO of 90,000!., !e. ie. Consols sad Money. HACH IeLL'S PATENT BELF•A(7IING INJECTING APPARATUS. ANY persons, especially those of sedentary ha. LVJL bits, are very liable to as aeennsulation in the lower portion of the intestines. This kind of costiveness induces piles, abdominal pains, and various other distressing and sometimes dangerous symptoms, admit of imperfect remo val by the use of purgatives; it la la such eases that the Patent Self-acting Injecting Apparatus is strongly recom mended by the first professional gentleman of England and Paris, as affording In a manner far superior to any other Vreseb or English contrivance, the most prompt and effec tual relief. And what renders it extremely velushle is the manner is which it can be used by the patient himself, with out the aid of a vetoed person, and who Is in fact his own operator. To be had of Mr. Knape, chemist. Piccadilly. opposite the rhumb, and at No. 3, Great Ryder-street, st. James's. PBO.ll SATURDA Nlctirs GA Z [This Gazette contains a despatch front Rrnoit Taylor. Rsq. his Majesty's Mioister to the Gunn of Havarti, so ootatichig the safe delivery of the Duchess of Cani'oidse, of a Primal's, at the Palace of Montbrllliaut, near klauoser.] WAR ovum JULY 26. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Lowther Augustus John Lord Maneaster to be Cornet, by purchase. vice Webb, promoted. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lient. R. C. Browne to he Captain, by purchase. vice d'F.ste. promoted in the 11th Foot—Cornet R. Wright to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Browne. IStb Ditto--TJent. Hon. J. Stuart, from half-pay 3.3 Dra goons, to be Lieut. vice T. R. Tristram, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. till Regiment of Foot—Capt. R. J. Castel!. from the SOth Foot, to he Captain. vice Lockwood. who exchanges. 37th Ditto—Capt. C. Ch matters. from half-pay 13th Foot, to be Captain, eke P. Hely, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 63d Ditto—Capt. R. M. Lemke to be Major, by purchase, ale. Maelerotb, who retires—Lieut. 8. Douglas to be Cipt. by purchase, rice Lemke —Ensign E. Dunt to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Douglas—lion. B. 8. Fare to be Ensign, by parehase, vice lien?. 79th Ditto—Ensign T. Christie, from half-pay 93d Foot, to be Benign, vice P. 11‘10101, who exchanges. tioth Ditto—Capt. R. M. Lockwood, from the 22d Foot, to be Captain. vier Castel4, who exchanges. R-Sth Ditto—Lieut. Don. C. Boyle to he Captain. by pr ams, vice Macilo.tail, Nt his retires —Ensign A. kl•Cr.e to he Lieut. by purchase.xice Boyle —Gest. Cadet ti. M. Eden, from the Rod al Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, *ice M•Crae. OFFICE OF ORDNANCI, JOLT 2!. Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieut. G. Hare, from half-pay. to be First Lieut. sire G.W.A. Charlton. deco:ivied —First !Aril,. F. A. Griffiths. from half-pry, t. be ditto vice R. E. Hill. retire' riti toir-psy—Pint Lieut. EL Coxeril. to be !humid Captain, t ce Crawley deeeaseil—becood Lieut. ~"""~ . 7, i . lato, o .' "- • • .V;i4 1111' 'lO ..tal4.:lrPoktN ... it1;, • 4..*::(11 • „ /iar • • 'll, ' 14710 ,4:A•ir . r '• • 1 . .* ... '~. ~~~ ,l-- - •. - • .g: •-• . •': •-: • Plum Szvzx PaNcs R; A. Rogers to be First Lieut.-Gent. Cadet T. A. Shone Ito be liceond Uest.-Second Certain 8. Charters, from half. pay. to be Second Ceptatn-First Lieut. H. W. 8. Oibb, *ea half-ray, to be Seco . t-(Jest. Connitbsima aped by the Lord Lieutenant of the Moly of Warwick the Right Honourable Heaters Earl of Aylesford to be Deputy Lieutenant. Commissiona signed by the ford Lieutenant of the county of H. Llseelb. Dpeoke. Rao. to be Deputy Lieet.-T. Beatleford. 800. to be ditto. Commission In the King's Own Staffordshire Militia, signed by the Coloael of the Regimen , . and not by the Lord Lieut. of the meaty of Stefford, as stated In the diemette of the 20th of Jane last. Breast Captain T. Fernyhough to be Qek4miimliter, vies aortas, deceased. - • statvaaurrrtai au 88888 Deli. W. Reid. Jae. Newcastle-place, Clerkenwell-close, watch maker. Mr P. Bagshot, Stroud, Olonteestar, banker. ; „.- • J. Ressett„ Creekmoor, Dorset, merehant. , • I. Willson, Sly, Cambridge, H. Hingham. Gosport, banter. . • ••• t.rees . ..4 • A. Batemao, DrLtol, ViaedleP, •; .www 4 .1. 1 .` • 88 al S SUPT‘ L....". • W. Rivers and J. Cloves, Shelton, Stafford. ea at.eufeeterers, to surrender Aut. 9. 10. and 4rri:11111:ro Albion Inn, Henley. Attorneys. Messrs. Aerseit an t hlosisey. Henley; and Mr: Thomas Rinse Pi., ilk Long bourm. gibers, Fenchurch-street. W. Tondins the younger, Nentwich, Chester, money-scri vener. Aar. 6,7, and Sept. 7, at the Lomb lon, Nantwieh. Attorneys, Messrs. Sandy., llorton, Rourke, and Sandy+. Cran•-eoert, Fleet-strost ; sad Mr. Broadhurst, Naotwielt. T. Langdale, Cloughtos, York, dealer, Aag. 6, 7. and September 7, at the Talbot Inn, Scarborough. Attorneys, Mr. C. J. F. Reason, Scarborough ; and diessrs. Kearsey sod Spurr. King .street, Cheapside. J. Ale, Wistaria Sussex, fanner. Aug. 10, 12, Sept. 7, at the New Inn, Brighthelmstone, Sussex. Attorney, Mr. (Norge Owysee, Lewes. Sussex. J. Pelee, krill, Worcester. dealer, Avg. 7,8, end Sept. 7. at the Red Lion Inn. Newport, Salop. Anerneys, Mr. Hicks. Oray's-len-square; and Mr. Oliver, Tong, Carnal, Shropshire. T. Wedgbirrow, Illmbledon, Worcester. grocer, Aug. 33, 24., and Sept. 7, at the tinieo-n len, Worcester. Attorneys. Messrs. Williams and White, Lincoln's-inn; and Mr. T. G. Cutler, Droltwieh. J. Bennett the younger, Criekrnoor, Dorset, teal-merchant. Aug. 10, 90, Sept. 7, at Basinglutil-street. Attorneys. Mr. Wright, Hare-street, Bloomsbury ; and Mr. Onten, Poole. G. Robinson, 113, London-road, Sarney, coal-dealer, Aug. 3, 10, and Sept. 7. at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Beethoime and Cornthwaile,o„ Staple-Inn, Holbora. J. Hellyea Hsy•llag North, Southampton. fanner, Aug. 7, 8. sad hart. 7, at tee Mitre Tavern. Portsea. Attorney Mr.AAhsrJubnsoa, Purists; and Mr. Daman liear4tler Comfits. Old Broad-street. T. Davies, 116, IVhitechapel High-street, baker, Ant. 17, sad Sept. 7, at Basinehall-street. Attorney, Mr. Bad delay. al. Leman-street, Ooodnian's-fields. O. L. Wheatley, Cheitenhem, eturtey seri , July 3). Avg. 3, and Sept. 7, at Ilashyrtall-street. Attorneys, dlessri. Chilton and Carter, High-street, Southwark; and Mr. J. C. Whatley, Rendeorche, neat Cirenmster. J. James, Wood-street, Lhearside, tea-dealer, July 3.1, As& 13, and Sept. 7. at Basinghell-street. Attorneys, Mews. Speuce and Deaborough, Funtivues-ian, Holborn. DIVID/LN Ds. July 30, R. U. Day. Tuvil Maidstone. seed-crasher-Aug. ' 17, 11. Hay and T. A. T , Newcastle-street, Strand. printers-Aug. 94, J. °arrester and J. P. tharrenter, Wel lington. Somersetshire, bankers-4ag. 97, J. P. Carpenter ' and J. Webber, Wellington, Stnersetshire. drapers-.tug. 17, R. Maddock and J. Tweeo, Rosemary-lane, timber-mer chants-Aug. 26, P. Stanford, late of the city of Chester. soap-bolter--dept. & R. Loaves, liezham, Northumberland. Toney-scrivener-Aug. 19, S. Kershaw, o.dham, Lanca shire, draper-Aug. 17, J. Clarke, Liverpool, banker-July 30, B. Troughton, Coventry, banker-Aug. 20, W. Palmer, Ealing, Norfolk, miller-Aug. 20. I. Spence, Providence row, Hackney, merchant-Aug. 19. J. Hill. Dover, saddler -Aug. 10, W. Lea and J. F. Lea, Pateraoster-row, riSbou msaufacturers-Aug. 19, D. Burgess and M. Lord, Roch dale, cotton-spinners-Aug. 30, J. Riley, late of Leicester groeer-Aug. 24, L. M. Pies, Burykeurt, St. Mary-axe, merchant. P7Mr"r'r." .. P . '' CERTIIICATILI-At.:o. 17. T. Leslngham, Worcester, hosier—J.Ttiornley, Cheethant hill, Manchester, hat-menufscturer—C. F. Kirkman. Ural. linen-draper—J. W. Wells Hackney, bender—J. Hannan. Lower The wtes-s treet, ereka n t—R. Wilson, Cletac a t's-lut ie. broker—F. Willett, E. Willed and R. Willett, Tnellerd i , Norfolk, bankers—J. Paradise, Newcastle-street. Strand, jeweller—J. Collins, Vincent-place, City-road, broker—H., Miller, Brimscombe-port, Gloucestershire, banker-0 Arran, Leamington, wine-merchant. r•WIN 1111811111.11 DIaUOLYCD. J. Mott, jun. J. W. Mott and G. Watts, Wellington Brew ery, City-road, brewers—W. Mocte and F. Martin Moms grove, Worcestershire, wine-dealers—J. Moore. F. Martin and W. Moore, Tewkesbury, wine-dealers—T. Challis, J. Harris, and 8. Munday, i.iewgate•tnarket, meat-ralesmin— M. Court and C. W. By, Lower Thatnes-street, lighter.nen I'. Hill and E. Hill, Uppingham, Rullasaishire, wooistapers -'l'. lkin, J. Carr, J. Keighley and U. Hirst, Leeds, mer chants (%o far as regards the said J. Keighley)—J. Bentley and L. 111Ide, Heywood, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—C. ►O. Benny and G. Bennett, Southampton, grocers—T. Craig and J. Graham, Oxford-street, linen-drapors—T, Craig, J. Graham and W. Niion, High Holborn, linen-drapers (a, far as regards the said T. Craig)—J. Reay, W. Swan aol H. Swan, Wallsend, limeburaers—J. Roper and W. Keates. Skinner-street. Bishopsgate-street, grocers—J. Richardson and W. Richardson, Bristol, booksellers—S.. Millard and • B. Vices. Reckliff-street, Bristol, tallow-chandlers—J. How ard sod J. Grease., Mick'shunt, Cueshire, clothiers. AYERAOR PRICE OF CORN IN INGLAR. AND WALLS. Wheat, 435. bd.—Rye, Ids. 4d.—Beahs, 18s. 4d.—Oats, 16s. 10d.—liarley, 10s, bd.—Pease.4Ss. 9d. The Average Priem of Brown or Museovdo Sugar, com puted from the Returns made 10 the Week ending the kta day of July, 1544 is 304. 4tl. per cwt. A case of a singular kind was brought before Georges Lee, ESq. the Rev. W. Manning. and the Rev. Temple Frere, at the Petty Sessions, at Dias, on Monday last.— girl, named Charlotte Bird, servant to Mrs. Wt.ir. bread, of Royalton, (whose husband is lately deceased,) by an artful contrivance, excited a considerable alarm a few weeks ago. For nine successive nights, u soon as the family were settled, they were alarmed with divers strange noises, and moving the furniture about, which greatly dist tithe 'Mitten, and various reports were in circulation in the neighourbood, and persons went from all the neighbouring parishes, to a , certain the truth of What they heard, and which, as they could obtain no satisfactory intelligence contributed to circulate the tnost rialieudous narratives, which only gaitaell credit in proportion to their improbability. ii the indefatigable exertions of Mr. Kent, of Dies, (by whose unremitting perseverance Peaks, and Fortis, the incendiaries, were b►ott;;tit to justice,) the whole imposture was discovered, and a warrant being issued, she was brought before the Magistrates, when it was fully ascertained that the whole was contrived laud carried on by the rid, who was ex. tremely relnetatit to acknou led4e it ; b at being confront. ed by all the parties. coney:donna would no longer avail. and otter a severe reprimand from the Magistrates, she was discharged from the remainder of her service avdo paying the Lace and meal.** tees. 51 mummies ; lowa to the 3d B ISH most respectfully informs Ms best Friends the le, that the . *WO PtIZES QF £90.000 "rwick.sqnsre ; kis; both be draws la the First Five Missies, s is the United TOMORROW. And the Wheel. Ipdependest of the above, contains TWO mugs ov .130.u0u Mt 1 . , MO- &c. etc.. GOOSSIS sad Money. and MUSLIN Warreeted 'indrawn WOO end Ilium are seiner at Regent-street. 818 H'S Ogees, 4, COrshill, and 9, Charing Cross, where of the area Tim m. ci d gyo MN bon already sold In the resat Klikernilast L o tt ery . . •.• Lottery OSces will r main open *MR 19 o'clock to r acknowledge- night. r.... a.- I.—a, - '* , i .. I ,