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~~ • : ••••• . • -• • • - ""), 4. •• ' s°\ • GL-- so ..it iak v • - ttk • - 1 1 4 4 : . - - Price 7d LIVERPOOL, MONDAY EVENING. Wind R.S.W n -- ru m,— Wind S.S.W.—High %Vaier. SO m. p. 5. Arrived the Regent, Neverson, from St. Vincent. The Kent, Cummins, for Africa. towed out yesterday by a sseam-pactet, grounded on the North Bank, and has put back with damage. Sailed the Tamerlane, Johnson, for Wiscasset ; Friendel.la:Furth. for Mimmichi : Newbury Port. Goodrich, for Boston; Intaigriih, -Wilson, for Richehucto ; William Salthouse, Cavan. for City, stadt ; Argo, Gronhol at. for Elsinore 1 Commerce, Lecker, tor New Brunswick ; Rock. Tomkins, for Pernan ; Kingstoon. iVoicd, for Quebec ; Sarah, Dougal, for Montreal ; Polgooth, Rollinge, for. Gibraltar ; Phenix, Jenkins, fd'r New York ; Jutf. Mcci, Doarbes, Mr An.werp : Heory Tuk e , Candler, for Boston ; Juti Ilendrica, Scholteus, for Harlingen ; Vittoria, Holland, for Ma loga ; Erwartung. Dohnoke, for Memel ; Lune, Brown, and Agree, Btowr, fot Miramichl ; Thomas Dempsey, Croat for Montreal; Emulous, Nlgcrsell, for New York; Ayacucho, Mur phy; for Peru ; Maria, Hardt. for Lilian ; Kelsicwood, Brown, for Quebec ; Gotfried, Prestfreshen, for Riga ; Harmonic, Graff, for Stettin ; and Jasper, Crooke. for Boston. TRAVELLING TO DUBLIN, BY WAY OF LIVERPOOL. CABIN F ARE—ONE GUINEA. The DUBLIN and LIVERPOOL STEAM NAVIGA TION COMPANY'S VESSELS sail regularly from Liverpool for the Custom-horse Qsay, Dublin. The last-ealling new STEAM PACKET. MONA, every TCESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, with PAS SF.NGERS ONLY . . The 31ERSEY and LIFFEY. with GOODS and PAS ANGERS, every lIIONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI DAY. WILLIAM LAIRD, Agent. 10. Watrr.street, Liverpool. J. at.d W. HANKS, 12, Eden Quay, Dublin. BEDFORD PAVING ACT. P.S.RISII OF SAINT PANCRAS. AITANTED to BORROW, Three flundrejl Pounds, V or upwanls„ on the Assignment of Darin Rata, &c. under the above Act. 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TO-MORROW. et It. performers on one Pianoforte, by Moscheles, Bs. ; the same for .1 I COMPANY. MUCOUS ME IVER MEMBRANES, and L. By JOHN FOSBROKE. Surgeon. it Very desirable spacious RESIDENCE, adapted for one perl'ormer 4s. the accommodation of a family of respectability, situate oo N.B. Upwards of 100 second-band Piano-fortes and Harps for l Capital 130,1001. In Shares of MK each. g mig gas.-Mestott. I'ockburn and Co., Whitehall; Messrs. Wil. Printed for S. C. Harper, Cheltenham ; and Geo. B. Whittaker, the Bank of the Thames, with fore-cuurt and carri a ge drive, en. sale. hams, Burgess. tieAve-Maria-lane, London. d Williams, Birchin-lane . closed by iron railing and gates, seated ott a lawn remarkably dry,. r Sozic troa-Jarnes Florence, Esq. 33. Finsbury-square. Th e Di re ctors of the above Company take leave to inform the Thi s d a y i s published, in one volume atm price 11. Ile. tkl. boards" House contains an excellent diming and two drawing-rooms, com- 8,687 a Prize of 2,0001. Public, that their Bankers arc authorised to commence the issue of WANDERINGS IN SOUTH AMERICA, the . municating by folding doors, handsomely fitted up; numerous Both sold and shared by .' ' Receipts on Friday next, entitling the bearer to Shares in this . sleeping apartments, appropriate domestic offices and accommo • i and J. SIVEIVRIGHT, who have again to eon- North-west of the United States, and the Antilles, from • " . . . c om pany, on payment of a Deposit of 2/. per Share. Prospectuses .. . dation for servants ; laundry. wash-house, and drying-ground, ell • gratulate their friends on the success that attends their the year 1812 to 1828. 3% ith original Inatructions for the perfect with abundance of soft and river water. Detached, a stsble.yard, Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; . 11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket. spy be obtained on application to the Solicitor. preservation of Birds. &e.. Air Cabinets of Natural History. with stable far six horses, aml standing for three carriages; the J. and J. SrVEwUIOHT beg once more to remind the public By Order of the Directots, THOS. GODWIN, Secretary. By CHARLES %WATERTON, Esq. whole eJnuiming between that the N ew L ot t ery , to b e Drawn in One Day (NEXT • Of Walton h a ll , Wakefield. TWO AND THREE ACRES WEDNESDAY), i s one o f t h e last they will have to ofFer„ the GRAND CORNISH UNION MINE ASSOCIA. Printoelibe J. Alawman, Ludgate -street. of pleasure and garden ground, surrounded be a lofty wall. The Chancellor of tile Exch equer b a yi ng announce d th a t Lotteries will TION. - premises are in good substantial repair, and At for the immediate cense l in this co u ntry w i t h t h e p resent D raw i ngs . Capital 230,000/.-Shares of 211. each-Deposit 51. per Share. IMPORII i ANT AND USEFUL WORKS, reception of a gentleman's family. The Scheme - contains the unprecedented amount of 21 6.2041., in- Two Months' Notice of each Call.-Not more than IS! . per Publiaheit by Slwwwocwl. Gilbert. and Piper, Paternoster-row. l ' o be viewed by ticket,. Particulars may be had on the pre- eluding 100,0IW/. in Four of 25-00111. each ; and all must be di. Share will be called for within the two first years. Tr HE G EOGRAPFI Y., HISTORY, stud STATISTICS, att i res ; at t h e S tar an d Garter, Kew-bridge; Talbot, Richmond ; tided in One D a y, NEXT 'WEDNESDAY. osaitc•roas. of NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA. and the WEST Pigeons, Mention, ;at Garr way's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, N.B. It will be recollected that J. and J. Strew:lß:llT shared I Sir E. Felix Agar Robert UM, Esq. INDIES. By H. C. CAREY and J. LEA. Regent -street, where Tickets for viewing may Imbed. both the First and Last Prises of 25,0001. ever sold in this George Abbott, Esq. Joseph HOU, Esq. With considerable Additions relative to the New States of South DORSETSHIRE. "' country. 4 vi elern . geothoni em , azl Ese um . F.S.A . n,it.. . David W' Rawlins E 7. .Americ .. a., Maxice, &c : Inane large vol. Oro. illuatratcd with several N. Sir IV} Rawlins talnited Hnos, Chem, and Views. Price las. in boards. Between Blandford, Shaftesbury, Storming% itae. In the rich Vale The publicattoe 'before -ars contains by tar the most waloabla of ilitlekolore, • '• • ~. 111 ISH, in. soliciting attention , to the present Lottery', arprrois. condensation of .Ameriean Geography, History, and Statistics, THE lIVITOLE PARISH AND IIIANOR OF *EST "ILI berate remind the Publie•of the great luck' that attended ' ORCHARD, cm:3min.: upwards of SIX HUNDRED and hie Offiem, in the Sale of CROW:4 drain on the 111,h of J'ffiy i. Wm. Fleming, Esq.; Joseph Hughes, Esq.; J. B. Morris, E s q. which has issued from the Press. It is constructed on a compre- THIR'I'V ACRES of rich Grazing I/round, Meadow, and small and regress to add, that Parliament has detennfitiA Se tiliulish Lot. The formation of the CORNISH UNION MINE I . %5..3( 1. hensive sod excellent pl an : the Alans, Charts, and Plates, numer- part Arable Land, with good Penn Gooses, Cottages, Orchards, series for ever at the conclusion of the present Drawings. C lATION was decided open several years since , but with the ous and well executed. "-Literary Gazette. te.c.; a most desirable Property for Investment. The popular attractions of late Schemes arc only retained in the determination not to submit it to the public until many of the A NEW GENERAL ATLAS, containing a CO 3 IPLETE By Mr. ROBINS, one to be decided this month, but by adding to the number of II Mines should be proved, and brought into such a s ta t e of forwards SET of MAPS, drawn front the hest authorities, of all the prin. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), Pixies, and increasing the value of Capitals, this Scheme contains 1 ness snot only to direst them of their character as speculations , Opal Kingdoms and States in the World :to which is prefixed , an f At Oarraway'a Cofree-houtte. 'Change-alley, Corhhill, London, the use sum of but to insure considerable and frequent di v id e nd s from their introduction to Geography, and on the Construction and Use of TO-MORROW, at 12, in One Lot, .£218',204, including £lOO,OOO k profits at an early period after the distribution of the Shares* the .laps, By Thomas Myers, LL.D. Author of the New and Corn- AVERY choice, picturesque, and valuable FREE- In Four magnificent Prizes of a public. prehensireSystem of Modern Geography, &c. &c. In 4to. price 1'.25,000 .C 20,090 .124.000 .C 25.000 b • Many applications for Shares having been made after the time I!. Is. half-bound ;or full coloured, 11. 1 Is. Al 46 HOLD 'ESTATE, coinpriiing the entice Parish and the Manor or reputed Manor of 11 . 1 S'l' ORC II A RD, within three Besides the usual number of other Prizes, and No Blanks ! S meted, the Director; have defered the allotment of the Shares, NEW RUSSIA. A JOURNEY f r om yt[G.A to Ste CRI3IEA. miles of Shaftesbury. and Sturmincer, and Ililie fpm lilandford, ALL IN ONE DAY ! NEXT WEDNESDAY. n to give time for the country applications. by way of KIEV ; with some Account of the Colonization, and of with excellent Farm Houses, Office., and Agricultural Buildings. Mien every Number will he decided, astl ever . Ticket a Prier. Messrs. Sir John Peering , Bart. Shaw. Barber, and Co., Corn- the 3lanuera and Customs of the Colonists of New Russia ;to Gard e n s , productive Orchards, sundry Cottages with Gardens, and Tickets and Shares are on sale at BISII's O ff ices. 4, Combat; t: bill; mod Messrs. Sansom and Postlethwaite. bombard -street, which is added, a Second Edon of Notes relatln.l to the (,rim enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and smell part Arable Land and 9, Charing-cross , London ; who shared and sold in the last ' , will receive applications for Shares until One o ' c l oc k TO. Tartars. By Mary Holderness. In one volume Bvo. illustrated the whole upwards of few months, MORROW. By order, with plates. Price 10s. fist. in boards, SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, Four of C 30,000, and Four of .T 20,000, Sc. &c. ) It /E. SPURRING, Secretary- " This volume bears every where the stamp' of good sense, obser. Nearly half in possession of respectable tenants at will, who have v ration, and truth."-Quarterly.R . eview. . notice to quit at Michaelmas next; the . remainder on Leases for And in the Lottery drawn 1:.e.1i July lust. f TRAVELLING ' TO DUBLIN, BY WAY OF No. 3.613 - . . .t 21.000 '1 LIVERPOOL. FERGUSON'S LECTURES on EXPERIMENTAL PHI- Lives to tenants considerably advanced in years. The estimated No. 9.776 . . . £21.060 I CABIN FARE-ONE GUINEA. LOSOPIIV. MECHANICS and ASTRONOMY ; a New and value of the whole, when in possession, about No. 8.637 - - . 1.2.000 II Improved Edition, complete in one volume lien, with copious Notes, ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER P ti ipes of Wine.-And several other Capitals !.. NO. 4,837 . - - £1,050 The DUBLIN and LIVERPOOL STEAM NAVIGA- a d apt i ng t h e wor k to t h e present state o f S c i ence , b y C. F. P att i ng . ANNU3I. I_ TION COMPANY'S VESSELS sail regularly from Live r p ool ton, of the London Institution. Author of an 6 6 Historical and De. The Estate is well supplied with line streams of Water. &wino ; Entitled to HI . - .. ... BEDFORD PAVING ACT. PARISH OF SAINT PANCRAS. rpo PAVIOL'RS.—Noiiea is hereby given, That the JL Commissioner. under Ste above Act are ready to receive 'LENDERS for PAVING tbe CARRIAGE and FOOT WAYS, or MACADAUIZINU the former, within the limits of their District. Persons willing to contract for the urns for one, two, or three wars. are requested to specify their respective pnees and con ui•kti-c. Such works to be done in the best workmanlike style, and sitil the hem materials. Trude'', wt , h Mull particulars, to be directed (post paid) to Mr. J. Craton, 17. Burton-street, Burton-crescent, on or before the sth ,J of September next. August 21, 11325. Fr iiE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN DAVIS, 1 late a Seaman belonging to the Merchant Ship SEGAR , detested, by applying to Mr. %% Pearson, N 0.147, High-street, Shadwell, may hear of something to their advantage. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. FivE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any part (in Sums not less than 2.00, will be advanced on Life- Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Cupybold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just and liberal terms. Apply personally, or by letter (post-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attor sty at Law. No. 4 Adam-street, Adelphi. RECOVERY, BIITCIIMI.OREEN. SURREY. INSANITY. 13 ROFESSOR LLTETT, being exclusively engaged to 1. attend the above Establishment, continues his great success the Care of this distressing Malady, which is generally effected smhm clis Months, however violent the paroxysms : he has very tccently succeeded in curing the worst cases of Mania. Personal applications, or letters addressed as above, to Mr. W. A. Richer (the Proprietor), will meet with immediate attention. N B. A PAMPHLET. containing a variety of CASES t CRED. in an Address to the Earl of Liverpool, by the Profes sor. mar be had at the Recovery; also of James 'lanky, Esq. So- No. 2.4. New Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; Mr. F. D. Moon, It.)okseller, 2rl. Threadneedle-street ; and of Messrs. Burgess and lid!, Booksellers, 55, (heat NVinclmill-atreet, Haymarket. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. Yr HE late i)r.FOTIIERGILL, in the course of his extensive practice, encountered rep:atedly such dis tresairsg cases of Nervous. Complaints, that be was induced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an effectual remedy : the ievaluable Medicine here offered to the Public attention, under the title of " Dr. FOTHEROILL'S NERVOUS DROPS," was the result of his efforts. To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders and their various distressing affections, as op-' preidon of spirits, head-aches, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, fainting fits, and debility or relaxation of the system, it is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above Medicine, by which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. Gd.; Ids. and 225. by Butler. chemist, 4, Cbrapside, St. Paul's ; Saviry and Co. 136, New Bond- s treet, London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had. Dr. Fothergill's Tonle Female Pills, found particularly serviceable in dims,' to which Females. more especially the younger part, are liable. In boxes, m Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. IS, STRAND. RIGHT v. MIGHT, OR A PLEADER'. AUXI LIARIES. AN INCIDZIIT AT CADIZ. Two brothers of Cadiz,—cne destio'd to roma, The younger the property seit'd on at home. Twelve years thus he held the paternal Estate, (Unheard of the elder,) in triumph elate; Ilne day when a stranger appear'd at his door, Advice in a case of distress to implore. " In climes far remote while I sought, but in rain, A fortune (the stranger observ'd) to attain, Mr father departed, and Two Sons he left 'f I . le Elder am I.—By the Younger bereft t t.." ;11 try inheritance, what shall I do ? Wall you, Sir, advice me the course to pursue?" " Apply to your brother," the other began. " I have !" said the stranger, " And thou an the Man ;" Conviction prevall'd, but redress was not given, For forth from the mansion the claimant was driven. Dejected, forlorn, to a lawyer his cue He told, who assur'd him that Right should take place ; Then secretly posting to Madrid, he gain'd A knowledge how justice would best be obtain'd. The trial came on,—and Perversion its course Anpear'd unresisted to take, when its source Was stopt by a Aliller array'd in bright Boots, 11'ho ably exposing Corruption's pursuits, Confininded the Alcade—by fear now beset, As seen th e supporters of Truth in the Jet. " In Heaven's name, Who are you ?" he doubtfully cried, " supreme Judge of Madritl."—the Miller replied ; " Beware Retribution !"—The visions supplied, The equity else that to Right had been lacking ; The owner his title no longer denied, Achieving a triumph thro' Warren's Jet Blacking. e l hiseasv shining and brilliant Blacking, prepared by ROBERT ‘i..itliEN, 30, Strand, London, and sold in every town in the ~ .10 101 n. Liquid, in bottles. ca. 10d. 12d. and 18d. each ; also '"te Blacking. in pots, lid. 12d. and 18d. each. A Shilling Pot ' Paste ls equal to four Is. bottles of Liquid, DORSETS 11 RE. A very beautiful and highly eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE. near Poole, Wimborri. and Wareham, Land Tax redeemed, and nearly Tithe free; elegant, compact, handsome. aid highly. finished Family Residence, stuccoed, erected within a few years, sad finished in a truly tasteful and stiperior manner, with excel lent Offices, pendentive Walled Garden, Farm Houses. and Buildings for Agricultural Purposes; Park. Farms. and Heath Lands. about ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, with the Tithes of other Lands. 137 Mr. ROBINS. (Of IVarwiek House. Regent-street.) At flarraway's, TO.MOR ROW. at 12, in One Lot, THE highly-improvable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, the ITPTON ESTATE, situate on the high road from Poole to Wareham, comprising the elegant Mansion, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinction, designed with great tas:e iu the Italian style, and executed in the must sub stantial manner ; placed on a commanding eminence in the centre of • handsome park, highly ornamented with fine timber, surrounded by luxuriant shrubberies and plantations, embracing moat men sire and rich picturesque views of the harbour and town of Poole, the Purbeck Hills, and surrounding country. A noble portico in front, leading to a splendid entrance hall, finished in the true style of elegance, capital drawing room, dining parlour, excellent library, billiard room, dressing room, water closet, &c., with wings and colonnades. On the first floor, five spacious niry bedchambers, with dressing rooms, handsomely finished ; a bath room, store room, water closet. &c., all leading into a handsome gallery. In the attics are two good secondary bedchambers, and five servants rooms. The offices are well arranged, spacious, and airy, and concealed from the Mansion, conveniently planned, and well sup. plied with fine water ; spacious dry arched cellaring and out-offices; French windows on the south front opening under a veranda to a grand terrace, paved with marble and Portland stone, and to the lawn, which is surrounded by shrubberies, flower gardens, and fine dry gravelled walks. At a convenient distance from the Mansion is a uniform brick Building, stuccoed, consisting of two coach houses for four car riages, two roomy stables for live horses each, harness rooms, men's rooms, fruit rooms, and lofts over, enclosed yard, gardener's house, anti out-buildings; productive kitchen garden, well planted, sur. rounded by lofty walls; a good Farm House, yards, and agricul tural buildings; several good Cottages fur labourers, &c. ; fine park lands, enclosures of meadow and pasture land, and thriving plantations: noble avenues of full-grown forest trees, dispersed round the buildings; extensive plantations on the heath lands opposite the Mansion ; many beautiful sites for building, cum mantling views of the Channel and River; the whole about ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, affording cover for plenty of game; fox-hounds kept in the neigh bourhood ; a short distance front the Isle of Wight, Weymouth, &c. ; and a most desirable and very improvable PROPERTY FOR A GENTLEMAN. The Estaieiisupposesi Clay. of a very superior c.iiality, a sample of which may now be seen at Mr. Robins's Office, and st Garraway's on the day of sale. May be viewed by tickets, to be had of Mr. Robins only. Par ticulars may be had of the Bailiff, at the Farm House, who will show the Estate; of Mr. Parr, Solicitor, Poole; Mr. Page, Sur veyor, Wlmborn; Dolphin, and Mail Coach Office, Southampton; Fountain, Portsmouth ; Bush, Bristol ; York lintel, Bath ; lien and Chickens, Birmingham; Hotels, Liverpool and MancheAer ; King's Head, Coventry ; at Oarmway's ; and of 51r. Robins, 170, Regent-street, London, where a plan of the estate may be seen. FREEDOM) ESTATE—OLD BROAD-STREET. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 1? AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from Land-Tax, comprising a commodious Mercantile Re. i d ence, of which immediate possession may be had, most eligibly situated No. 14, a preferable part of Old Broad-street, in the City of London, within two minutes walk of the Royal and Stock Ex changes, and other Public Offices. The Residence contains five bedchambers, a drawing-room. dining and breakfast parlours, kitchens, domestic office., and cellanng, and is adapted for a Mercantile Establishment or Public Company. May be viewed, and particulats had any day previous to the sale, on the Premises; of Messrs. Williams and 11aylock, Solici. tors, Lord Mayor's Court Office; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 8, Poultry. A FREEHOLD STEAM-MIL!, AND PRE3IISES, TOOLEYSTREET, BOROUGH. AUCTION, larwtAllyatnotitleitleizu, Auction n t i l i c art sha o l n l M it 'SUBMITPHILLIPS I b S WEDNESDAY N}XT, at 1, a compact and valuable FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate in Weaver- lane, Tooley-street, conti guous to the Thames, whereon is erected A STEAM CORN-11111,h, • Of twelve horse power, together with a horse, offces, and enclosed yard. The eiteem.mill is capable of (Living three pair of stones; the going gear and machinery complete, and is a goad state, and in constant working; a well of excellent water within the premises. May be viewed this day, to-morrow, end Monday next, be. tweet ten and three, by application to Mr. Palmer, on the pro mises, of whom printed particulars may be had; also of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and 111archent, Carey-street, Lincoln's inn ' • at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Phillips, No. 71, New Bond -street. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in PENKNIVES. —The usual manner of manufacturing Penknife Blades has long been a subject of complaint. The edge is made too steep and the angle too obtuse ; the consequence is, that the edge in cutting is sometimes unmanageable and driven into the quill nearly across, This inconvenience almost every person, in the habit of making pens, has frequently experienced. To obviate this entirely, T. CLARK, of Exeter 'Change, has introduced a Penknife Blade, manufactured entirely on in new principle; the line of the edge being parallel with the side of the blade, fanny a very acute angle ; the instrument, therefore, even in inexperienced hands, may be easily governed ; no cutting, but what is intended, can take place, and the pen is formed with the greatest nicety, and the utmost fa cility. The blade of this Penknife is beautiful in workmanship, and can be recommended with confidence. as superior to any article previously introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also, it can be ueetl vial the right of left hand. FRON LAST' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tl.e County of Warwick. To be Deputy Lieutenants—The Right Hon. W. B. Percy, Earl of Denbigh—datedApril 30 ; S. F. S. Perkins, Egq.—dated .lay 16 ; C. R. Wren. Egq.--dated May 24; W. Staunton. Egg-- dated May 24; C. Petherstone, Esq.—dated Slay 25; E. J. Shirley, Egq--dated June Li; W. Dilke, Esq..—dated June 18; R. E. E. Mynors, Egq.—Jated June 18 ; J. Taylor, Esq.—dated June 20: E. C. fiartopp, Egq.—dated June 23; E. R. C. Steel. don, Egq.—dated July 12 ; J. 31. Boultb:e, Esq.—dated August 10. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Gregory, Manchester ; Vigor, Toyil, Maidstone, butcher. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD KEELING ;R;I:E;4OCHIZEELTNO, Hanley, Stafford, flint-merchants, to surrender Sept. tl, 7, and Oct. 4, at twelve. at the Wheatshenf Inn, Stoke-upon-Trent. Solicitors, Mr. F. W. Tomlinson, Staffordshire Potteries; and Messrs. Clown, Orme, and Wedlake, King's Bench Walk, Temple. JOHN CLARKE, Leeds, cabinet-maker, Aug. 30, at four, and Aug. 31, and Oct. 4, at ten, at the Sun Inn, Bradford, York. Stineitors, Mr. unbert, Gray's Inn-square; and Mr. Lee, Bradford. JAIIES STEVENS, Norwich, yarn-factor, Sept. 9. 10. and Oct. 4, at four, at the Castle Inn, St. Peter of Mancroft, Norwich. So bel:ors, !limn. Poole, Greenfield. and (Ismlen, Gray's Inn. square ; and Metter*. Parkinson and Staff; Nerwlob. SIIIERS, Blanchester, cotton.merchant, Sept.ll, 10, and Oct. 4, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple; and Mr. Seddon, Man chester. DANIEL WILLIAM s, Deptford, Slate-merchan t, Aug. 30, Sept. 13, and Oct. 4, at ten, nt the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Walls, Bedford.street, Bedford-square. Jou lIESEETIL, Manchester, victualler, Sept. 5. 6, and Oct. 4, at three, at the King's Arms Inn. Manchester. Solicitors, 3lessrs. Perkins and Frampton, Gray's Inn-square; and 31. J. Thomson, 31anchestcr. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 11. Edmund Sager, aenC'Eirnt;nd Sager, jun., William Sager, Chadderton, Bury, Blanchester, and Richard Sager, late of Chtulderton, now of York, America, merchants, at ten, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Alanclienter—Sept. 17. William Lacon, Os wcstry, Shropshire, ironmonger, at ten, at the Cross Keys Inn, Oswesry—Sept. 13. William henry Boutevill, Aldersgate-street, goldsmith, at eleven, at the Bankrupt? Court—Sept. 13. Robert Baker Damon. late of Redbird, bootmaker, at ten, at the. Bank rupts' Court—Sept. Iri. Thomas Dring, Bristol, brewer, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. CERTIFICATES.—SEPT. I?. Daniel Wheeler, Croydol, Sorter, maltstcr—Henry Smith and Samuel Sanders, Finchley, builders—Thomas Lewis Morgan, Bilge', mason. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Hope and Richard Hope, Little Lever, Lancashire, cot ton-manufacturers.—Ellene Settle and Elizabeth Hope, Bolton-le- Moors, Lancashire, grocww.—Alexander Dudgeon and Robert Dudgeon, Sc. Anthony's Brewery, Leith.—Alexander Dudgeon and Robert Strachan, St. Anthony's Brewery, Leith.—George Robinson and George Arundel, She Meld, 'Yorskshire, manufar. turers of cutlery.—Jeremiah Rhodes, Henry Rhodes, jun., and William Rhodes, Little Goniersall, Yorkshire, merchants, so far as regards the said Jeremiah Rholes.—Thoinas Cooper and Thos. Cooper, jun., King's-Lynn, Norfolk, linen-draperm.—Joseph Taylor and Edward William Worlitlge, Manchester, calico printers.—William Nicholls, Goodman Francis, and Thomas Francis., jun., Cambridge, corn-merchants.—Timothy Bevington and John Bevington, Swansea, china-manufacturers.—James Wilkinson and Richard Fell Hindle, Kendal, Westmorland. Ilnen.merehants.—William Wilkinson anti William Bingham, .Kimberley, Nottinghamshire, late-machine-builders.—Thumas Newsham and George Wilkinson, Preston, Lancashire, com-ftc. tors.—Benjamin Hanson and Tnomas Hanson, Longwood, York. shire, cloth-merchants.—George Bolton and John Stock, Black man-street, Borough, wadding-manufacturers.—W. 11. Boum ville, jun. and Wm. Oliver, brokers.—Henry Rees and Henry Bird, Bristol, rope-makers.—Robert Appleby and George Faulk ner, manufacturers, !Ran rhester.—W. Hale and Thomas Groom, Jamaica and London, nierehants.—Sarah Maggs and John New ton, Cheltenham, drapers.--Joseph Smith and John llumphrls Donaldson, Deal-street, Mile End New-Town, Middlesex, sugar-refiners.—Nicholas Shiers and Joachim Otte Gray, Alder manbury, warehousemen.—Joseph Barber and Robert Smith, Brewer's, Chester's, and Galley Quays, London, wharringers.— William Emery and William Goundry, Bristol, tea-dealers.— Charles Rich and Thomas Edward Feamley, Ratcliff-cross, attorneys. INQUEST JURIES. A petition was a short time since presented to the Court of Common Council by Mr. Savage, signed by several respectable inhabitants of the IVard of Farringdon-without, objecting to their liability to serve on Juries which were held on persons who died in St. Bar tholomew's Hospital; and in the mean time it was arranged that the inhabitants of each parish in the above ward should perform the duty for three months successively. Accordingly, the parish officers have, during the last three months, summoned juries upon persona, who died in the above hospital, front Farringdon-without. The 3 months having expired, the parish of St. Andrew was, according to the arrangement entered into, the next In rotation, and cis Saturday last, T. Shelton, Esq. the Coroner, issued a warrant directed to Mr. King, the ward beadle of St. Andrew's, requesting him to summon a Jury, to be held on the body of John Jones, a lad who was dreadfully injured in the head by a cart at the late fire in Old-street-road, St. Luke's, and died on Saturday at the hospi. tal. lilr. King, however, being indemnified by the churchwardens and others belonging to the parish, took no further notice of the warrant than by sending the following letter, address-d to Mr. Furrell, the beadle of St. Bartholomew's hospital : "Si it—l have to request you will forward this information to the Coroner, for him to direct as to the Jury, as I am prohibited from summoning any Inquest but that which Immediately concerns the parish. " I am, Sir, " Your most obedient servant, H. KIN(:. " Aug. 22." " Beadle of St. Andrew's Parish." Mr. Shelton attended on Monday evening at the Committee. room, at the appointed time, but no Jury was assembled. Ile di rected the ward beadle of St.%Bride's to summon a Jury, intimating his firm determination to try the question as to the liability of the inhabitants of the parish of St. Andrew serving. Yesterday even. ing a rnpectable Jury of the inhabitants of St. Bride's met, and, after a patient investigation, rettured a verdict of Acei,feuud, Death." sra thl 1 261 AA' ;irk• ,f for ;and' d, m 4, Pi ItOC" valve. ail et r , oa 410. ...NI , 1 • ,TOYS E.4ST INDIA SHIPPING. ARRIVALS AT THE CAPE.—nis Majesty's corvette York, from Natal. the 'At June. and the Canton packet, from Boston, bound to the Mauritius, the 3d June. SAILED TAO3f TUE CAPE.—The Borneo, Ross, for SumErs, the IA June. SHIP sroiEN WITIL—The Hannah. Shepherd, from London to Bombay, on the 23th July, in lat. 37, long. 14. AG INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE. Arc rsT SNIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Robert EdISSIIIS. Slier. bourne, from Virginia; Hector, Fentell, from Gambia Carleby ; Eliza, Blake., and Johannes and Wilhelmina, Movenkind, from Rotterdam; Trot Awls, Schut. from Antwerp ; Johanne, Hee koff, front Copenhagen; Belfast, Roberts, from Dunkirk; Ann and Sarah, Rutherford, front Cadiz; Auspicious, Fox, from Lis bon ; Sedulous. Potts, from Archangel; Choice, Wheatley, fonts St. Domingo; Good Hoop, Bent', from Antwerp; Fame, &Oakley.. from Pillau ; Anna Dorothea, Davieds, (roan Rostock ; Arno, Bruce. from Memel • Elks, Steel, from ditto ; Satisfaction. Kreeit. • from Dannic ; Staffette, Mannonscky, from ditto; Clementine, Wide: from ditto; Drey Geshuiater, Fink, from ditto; Friedericli Wilhelm; Schultz, froze ditto; Ida, Schauer, from ditto; Mary Ann, Holmes, from ditto; Sophia. Gramith, from Memel; Er. wartung.Kenokel, from Villas': Apollo.; Pust, from Stettin ; Ida,„ Kohn, from ditto; Vrouw Dieuirke, Dykstraw, from Worcum z Trois Freres, Rieke, from Brussels ; Crown, Banks, for Quebec; Triton. Cock, fr.= Skonirick ; Conferenceraad Classen , Suntle„ from ditto; Doris. Nielson, from Fredirickshall ; Horatio, Chris tie, from Drintzic ; Geertruida„ Zenenburg, from Rotterdam ; Union. 1111,1tcliell, from Dantzic ; Ratcliff, Hathaway, from SoColi Seas; William Wilberforce, White, from St. Domingo; Wind_ lust, Engleman. from Antwerp; Rose, Ellis, from Rotterdam; Jantina Margaretha. Van Greven, from ditto: Beatrix Elizabeth. Mel, from ditto; Fame, Fox, from St. Petersburgla ; Mario, Wakefield, from Archangel; Hector, Mitchell. from Riga;. Emanuel, Olsen, from Sundsvall; Albion, Hall, from Cadiz; David Lyon, Berry. from Jamaica ; Donna Paula, Gerrazio, from Oporto; Sesostris; Drake, from St. Peteraburgh ; Beaufort, Saint_ h 11:, from Jamaica; Jean, Inner, from Quebec and Montreal; Vittoria; Brown, tram Quebec ; Edlington. Blakey, front Memel;. Mentor, Damstrey, from ditto; Sophia, Bergmann, from ditto; Scandia, Stramwitz, from ditto; Amelia, Hockendorff, front Dant zic ; Good Intent. BrnrF, from Ostend; Seven Brothers, Fenwick, front Shediac, N.B. ; n ooditield, Cockerill, from Dantzic ; Union, Strange, from Quebc ; Fleetwood, Burk, from Jamaica ; Laurel, Dunlop, front Cape llaytien; Maria Levine, Schipman, from Rot terdlin ; Hope, Nicholas, from Waterford. SIIIPS ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Jean Stewart. Hacker zie. for Hayti; Dew Drop, Woken, fur St. Petensburgla ; Prince Saxe Coburg, Ladd, for Rotterdam; Bee, Nicholas, ;Ur Han burgh. CI EARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—That King of the Notherlands. Slater, for Rotterdam ; Sprightly Lir , ingstnn, for Elsinore and Riga; William kl•Cillivray, Straldart„ for Quebec and Montreal; Caspian, Dorward, for Elsinore end/ St. Petersburgh ; Utica, Arndt, for Stettin ; Julie, Preager, Calais; Blues, Blues, for Carthagens in Colombia; Euphrosyne,..! Hutchinson, for St. John's, • Addison, Browne. for nore and St. Petersburgh ; Regent N.B. Vacket, Collings, for Valencia; De Jonge Vrouw Rebecca Mary. Wilcock. for Cape Coast Castle; Ceres, Higgins, for F.lsittore and Riga ; Donne Castle, Ham for Hamburg!' ; King George Packet, Hart, for Rotterdam; Prince , of Waterloo, Mailer, for Ostend. CLEARING OITTWANDIL—Prince Frederic, Atherden, for Rot• tertian' ;!grave, Garbutt, for Malta, Corfu, and Alexandria ; Minerva, Harvey, for Bilboa ; Henry and Harriet ; Santee., for S:. Johns, N.D. FROST LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH. Amt. 21.—Arrived the Betsey, Leadbitter, fr , art St. Peteraburgh; and the Sarah, Booster, from London. PLYMOUTM Arc, 21.—Arrived the Speculation, —, front Memel; and Cygnet, Hill, from St. Petersburgh. Sail,t the Dickens, Proctor, for Gibraltar. PORTSMOUTH, Avo. 22.—Arrived the Ottawa, Douglas, front the Downs, for Quebec; and his Majesty's cutters Camelion ar t Tartar, from a cruise. DEAr., A un. 22.—Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Sep.. pings, Hearn. from Jamaica ; the Ladv of the Lake. Gray, front St. John's, New Brunswick. Passed through, the William. M•G:lvray, Stoddart, for Montreal ; Ruby, Haswell, for Alicant Elizabeth S.ewart, tor the South Seat. fi R AV ESTSID, AUGUST 22.—Arrived Sornersetshite, Roes, from Jamaica: Cer es, —, from Marseilles ; Lady of the Lake. Gray. from St. John 's, N. B. ; Coriolanus, Arman, from Sierra Leone ;.• Lovely Ann, Chaplin, from Leghorn; and about SO sail fron the Baltic. Sailed Wellington, Evans, for Madras, and Watcrlco. Shepherd, for Hambutgh. Ilanwtcti. Auctusr 22.—The Jean and Mary, Garner, from Selby to London, has been assisted in here, having been on shore on the Sandford. BnISTOL, A uo. 22.—Arrived the Pheasant, Barnes, from St_ Petersburgh ; Mariner, Woolacott, from Masa ; Severn, Clax ton, from Nevis. Sailed the St. Vincent, Green ; General Wolk , . Stanworth ; Eliza, Hudson, for Quebec; Mary, Jackson, fur Sr. Pctersburgh; Margaret, Partridg e, for Newfoundland ; New Vo lunteer, Steuart, for Demerara; John and Robert, Jones, for N: PI York L'Achille, Mordant, for Bordeaux • James, Walton, for Aliramichi; Latona, Patterson, for Riga; Dino, Stark, for Malta; Aid, Palmer, for New Brunswick. The Hercules, Griffiths, has arrived at Honduras ; Rachel, Adams. in the river St. Lawrence. LtvEavoor., Auo. 21.—Arrived the George Bentinck, li.c kennay, from Quebec ; Sarah Sheaf, Brogden, and It'illiam, from New York • Agnes, Johnson, from Antigua; Elizabeth, At kinson. from Ric hebucto.l Gagrxoce, Auo. 20.—The brig Brilliant, of London, Pat. terson, from Odessa, in entering Holy Loch nn Thursday, took the ground at the Cairn Point: sho was got off last night without damage, after discharging part of her cargo into a lighter. BELrasv, Auo. 17.—The Taperheden, Gullengrandt, from Carlscrona to Carthagena de 'Colombia, appesra to make water in the starboard aide, immediately under the fore chains. It isrup. posed the necessary repairs can be done where she now lies ;i.t Carrick Roads), when she is sufficiently lightened. LIMERICK, AUGUST 20.—The Eliza, Duncan, sailed fom hence for Glasgow about the 31st of 3lay, and has not since leea. heard of. . Cuinwegst, Avo. 18--The Praterity, Petersen, from St. Pc tersttargh, got on shore at Newark 16th inst. and was forsaken by the ere*. She was brought up, full of water, by two ti,hermen. The Alfred., Gordon, from Trinidad. arrived in the Clyde, on the 27th ult. lat. 37, long. 46, fell in with the schooner Christiana, of Philadelphia. abandoned, dismasted, and full of water. The Olney, Starers, was at Pails on the 12th Janiary, with :too barrels of oil. The Alfred. Gordon, from Trinidad, arrived in the Clyde, fell in with, on the 27th ult. in lat. , 7, long. 46, the Christiana, of Plat:— delphis, abandoned, dismasted, and full of water. SHOCKING OCCURILNCE.—On Friday, thel2th instant. as a labouring man was walking in Tawney Wood, about twenty yards from the footpath leading from Uky to Nymphs&ltl, he observed a person lying on his back, and. when he came up to him , found he was dead. From the Is u eo s t re isis g t e e n d er o al flya.uwjssetomoryikanliilitgenrstlhEmienitltsiks l il ,v i ui Pi i i t r sw. ck c o f • 1 state of the body, lie must 'have been in that situation scut,- weeks! His height was about five feet five inches, dark brown hair, and had a wound on his right leg ; had on a brown coat, blue waistcoat, drab fustian trousers, black silk , handkerchief, a white apron round his waist, and a black articles, chip hat, with crape round it. A bundle lay very near tha withboh 1 I s y t , ot containing co initialsb ox containedo I , if l v t 10 . t s a. , and ,aawnn t d : o rsol r flannel ri i rsyihoi s p h t hl i i r eca t r s t , e, tt a t od ‘Votton-nitleredge, July 4; the name, William Lake g su t c oo h ton fancy trade ; and from part of a letter found new lAiiitni , il i i t qu is e,t su w pi a io s se t t a l k l e i , e n had been l i s t , 1) view ead: of .tillem body, remains and werea verdict afterwardsrc shears, rs w , or s t c it . i ttn tlec ned en o tly " - lootind ~ on in the church-yard at Uley, with the usual gl. inten t (I cester Jut r nal. •t". —V;, st,