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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1826. No. 7,412. Pri re 7d. srAnolvoßY OF PI C Srptonber 1:1211. THE Compirolk, or Me STATIONNRY OFFICE ~ re ady to reeei• - e TENDERS for sundry Articles of SMALL STORES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE.:— c am, p ar keng Csees. Ferrett, rina, Irma, Waters, it; r ii. prate Ink,tand. , , Rulers. Wafer Seals, Cards and Can'- t:o w 4 , Fact, Straps, Marking Pads, heather Bags, India Rab b:, &c- Particalars of Contract may he had, and samples of the ar.ieles seen, at Inc Stationery ()Mice, 3smes.street, Buckingham Gate, on gi oa day the 11th, and on every day between the hours of ten and h a y o'clock, until Saturday, the na instant. This day is published, in post Bs°. price 9s. in boards, a new edition of BRITISH SONG BIRDS. Tlris day is published, price to. in boards, or, with the plates co loured, price Ss. t PRACTICAL TREATISE on lIRMSII SONG . Is, H ums, i n whi c h Is given every infonnatior, relative to their natural history, incubation, die. ; together With the m e th o d o f reir ing and managing both old and birds. By Jr - SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, MM4DAT, Strr. 11, IS2II. A trivet the Pacific, Willis, from New tfricanft. The ElTllllotl3, lotelauat, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. Viocenes. FROM LAST NIGHT'S OAZETTS. ............. T lIINKS I TO MYSELF; a Serio-ludiero Tra gie.i.e.inien Tale. Written by "THINKS I TO MYSELF. WIlf) ?" To which is milled a Preface concerning the Author, with Replica to Reviewed , . Thaska to the Public, and venous other particulars. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, Leff at the Bankrupt oj;lire, *mike A44 1 1,17ea. 4, ca?. 14, TIIOAiAS N,iicw. Loudon, merchant. (Filed September 9.) ROSER T WRIGHT, Jan. Stockport, Cheater, groom. (p. 1 61 :4eptember 12.) JOATItAY GUSTAVUS FORTkit, LORIN Pkillinsore.plo Le , Kensington, bitl-broker. (Filed September 12.) BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. HARRY HOLMAN CRIESS.LE. Neat Bond-street, hatter. haim September 1 to October 20, at 10, the Bankrupts' Court, Huirittins Moottr., Croas.street, Wington grocer. from Sitp... umber 12 to September le, at 10, at the Dawk;upta' CORM STEPHEN LaIEIAN, jun. Dartmouth. Devon, from Augur' 20, to October G, at 11 and 1. at the Bankrupts• Court. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Tuommt Bowan sod HIER AGM GUEST, Manchester. cilk and *lt tat: manufacturers. ...NI JOSEPH la. .. • Illuitrated with Digrarings. Published by Sherwood,' Gilbert. and Piper, Paternoirter-vow. • SCOTT'S SPORTS.3IAItr3 REPOSITORY. Tbia day is published, elegantly printed in 4to. price 27. 12s. Gd. in hoards. T HE SPORTSMAN'S Rt.POSITORY ; a Siuis; of highly.finishqi Engravings, fly }I .1011bl o rOTT, Repre'enting the Horse and the In all their var i et i es . The hortra include Portraits of Eclipse,. lying Childers, King Herod, and others, from the origMul pictures by Stubba, Sartorius, Ac., and the Dogs every variety tram the Mond Hound to the Pug, from fine pictures by iteinagle. With additional plates by Land. Wen Gilbert. and Piper, Paternoster-row. FALMOUTH ' Sr.rr. W.—Arrived the Young Albino. Irvin, from Sierra Leone, for Jersey, with 10M of rudder, and sans damaged--spnke on 23th July, in lat. 13. M. long. 22. 35. his Majesty's ship North Star, from Plymouth to Sierra Leone.— Wind W. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 10.—Sailvd the Bathurst, Atherton, for LlSbon • and his - Majesty' s ship r'ort, on a cruise.-IVind %V. N. W. PORTSMOUTH', SETT. I I.—A rrived his Majesty's ship Jasper, fenm the eastward. Sailed the Danube, Stingessa, for China.— Wind W. Dear, 11.—Passed by the Resource. —, from India to London ; the Mercy, —, from Ilarhadoes, to London, remains, with the Matchless and 'Ann.—Wind N.W. V4lternuxit, Sr,rT. 11.—The Bounty, of Sunderland, Harri son, for Marton, struck on the Bernard Sand on Friday night, and soon after sank. Crew saved by a Pokefield boat, and landed there • near St. Agnes is the out expected to be Russell; Severn, Rry. shore in this bay dur- The slope has got off The BeVern Itailoer her cargo before she Mount, (sows Tobago; , - Lade Come, from ; gad the Warner, SCOTT'S BRITISH Elk;fiD SPORTS. This day arc publiqbed, elegantly panted in Orn, price It. ler in boards. WANTED, the Sum of THREE THOIJSANI) FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, for Three Years, or tffigora , may h e agreed: the repayment to be secured by mortgage of an improved Leasehold Estate, of ample value. The Rent re served by the Leas:, under which this property 1. held. is not more than one-half the annual value: aril the Lmee is entitled to put chute the Freehold at a sum PtatA, which does not exceed one-thild of the present value of the nage. Irtm Premises being in the oeLopation of the Borrower. additional Security, to be approved by the bender, will be given for the due sod revile payment of the Interest. Apply (if by letter, post-paid} to Bless's. Witherhy, Law-sta. LIAM, Birehm..lane, London. D RITISR FIELD SPOR T S; embracing Practical tuitructions in Shooting, Hunting, C,ours!ng, Racing. Fish ing. &e.; with Observations nn the Breaking.and Training of Dogs and Dories; also, on the Management of Fowling-pieces, anti all tither Sporting Implement*. By W. H. SCOTT, Illustrated with upwards of SO highly-finished Engravings by the first Artists, comprehending every carietY of subject connected with . field sports. A tew swum ate printed on law? riper, with proot imoressions of the plates; price 3 guineas, hands. Published by Sherwood, (Jabot, anti Piper, Paternoster-row. 841 hal. .10Hrr ;Milted and Vitt/MUCK. EA3lOlti3 RAWAIVW. Derby, booksellers. NKKOPT:3. Joint HOUAIEfi and FaErmiK EaAnni64 EDWARDS, Derby, bookaellem, to nurrinder Sl„ amber 21 at 6, 22, at 11, and October 21, at 9, at the IZ apts' Court. Solicitors, 91e14 . yra. /Idling:on, Gregory. and ri ner, liedrord-rorr. TitOMA.4 Fowt.Ell, St. Albans, .tftre(lghire, hriek-noltor, Se ember 19, 24. aral ( M olter 24, at NJ, at the Itankrupti Cour,. Solicitors, Maws. .tlesander anti Soo, Casey-struet, Vincultet Inn. ' .lonx nALLiaanx ThaowNg, widthown*, Ere*, surtreGn and apotherlry, September 21, nt 6 2 - 2, at 11, an.lbctobcr 24, at :2, at the Dunkrupte Court. Solicitor, Mr. Twyraru, Resets street. JOHNSON'S SIMOTER'S CO3IPANIQN. New anti lotprovea Edition, illustrated with Plates by Landaeer, price tta. in bonds. or 12.. elegantly bound, of rrHE SHOOTER'S COAIPANIOti; cOmprisine a 11 bercriptinn of Pointers and Setters as well a a of thOie Itisda which are the objects of pursuit ; of Scent, and the reason why one dog's sense of sale.' is superior to anwher's ; the Fowling-pime fully cormidered, particularly as It relate, to the use Ui percussion powder. On the pnipertits of Pmassion Powder, and the beat method of raalang it; Shoottit4 ii!uotrated„ and tlic Art of Shooting excrlir'i: l4 fri .14 gls,uly laid down ; the (Joan 1.41,8 land liarly explained, tke. Ily 7'. H. JOHNSON . " is a well-written and well-ared production."—Lite rary Chronicle. Pubitalind by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. hire hate will Coo- Nth _ °tonne Cunrswte %Putout. Hedge row, L'ilytort- g 7) • c cr. September 19; 20, and October 23, a t 10, at th e Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, .11r. Bennett, Tok:nhousc.yard. insert , ' HILTON, Rareley, Filliltibgdonsiaire, farmer. Seurair• ber 21, at 11. 22. at 11, and Oct,bet 24, at 7 9, at the liantriapts" Cntsirt. Solicitor, Mr. Cele, Great Charlotte -street, Blsektriatt; real. 1 I 22 -- EUROPEAN LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY OFFICE, 10, Chatham-place, Blackfriars. London. This Company is formed on principles combining every degree of security, with advantages superior to any previously offered to the public. It consists of a number of Proprietors, who are required to assure on their own heist, or on those of approved nominees. carts proportionste to their respective Mares, on every transfer of whir) , a ass trance is required to be effected. This system, by de petted rear ration of Pobkito„ secures the stability and growing met periq of the Camploy, and is productive of great benefit to the a.. sured, who psrticipaie in the profits urisiog from this regulation, without being responsible fbr the engagements of the Company, vhieh are secured by *large subscribed capital. In the year 11119, when the European Company was formed, the tireetors caused rates of insurance to be calculated front the amal ;mewed lit titles of all Europe, which produced remits lower titan Coe rate. of any Company then established, and which will be sti:l found lower than el, of the tables of Companies niece recently brined, which admit the assured to a participation in the profits ; and this difference is so considerable as to be in the natute of an an banns to the assured. Thie affairs of the Company are managed by a Board of twelve I nrect-r.. which sits every IVednesday throughout the year, at the Cornp.my's Dilics-s, No. 10, Cluohant-place, Blackfriars. rooptetuses may be had at the Office, or of any of the Pro prietors. ITSTRESS in SPITALFIELDB.—At a Meeting of the Committee, holden in the Vestry-room of Christ Lberch, Spitalfields. September 4. 111•21 i • The Rev. RICHARI) HARVEY in the Cilltir The Committee feel it their duty again to entreat the Public to :volute their Subscriptions for the elief of the Dietressed IVeavers J Spitalfields, until at least it can be seen whether there is any prospect of a revival in the trade. More than 0.000 persons are wholly dependent for support on the pittance which the liberality of thu Public enables the Committee to afford them—a pittance which the exhausted state of their funds has compelled them once mere to reduce. Alan, new Cans have been sent to them for re lief in the entree of the past week, and they are fearful that the number of persons employed will for some little time continue to decrease. The Committee are anxious that at least the responsibility of docontinaing the RAief should not rest with themselves, and they feel *muted that that feeling of charity, which has induced the Public to proceed so far in assisting their suffering fellow -matures, will excite them to continue it a little longer, in this their greatest %our of need. Amount before advertised A: a. I.U.H. I 0 W. ti. I 0 By the Rev. R. Harvey. - :174111 0 3 The Hon. Colonel 11. Townaeml, half of a penalty received on conviction of the land.. lady of a public-house, for detaining an article of regimental nerves'. rick knotting it to be such 5 M. P. LI. 2 it 10 0 Per 31ergni. Corks, Cocks, The Lord B Asp of Lot. dun. 2J &tn. - 31 10 The Rev. Alfred areasey 1 1 The Rey. J. C. A bdy, St. John, South woo k 1 1 Per Meaux. Hoare. J. T. - 100 0 Me lion. Philip Pusey, 2LI don. 25 0 zipurlr4g BPr. lett 111 the and Co. • Tenn;A•court - 7 0 Per Meters. Gosling and Sheer. IVil/iam6tbson, Esq. 10 0 Pet 31earra. Cmius and Co. .1 Inkier mile 1 0 Mo. J. C. 1 0 ire- Mau& Barnard and Co. The Rev. 11. Rolland Edwards IA 0 Per Alvan. Barclay and Co. Me m& Gabriel and Sun 5 0 Richard Bevan. R.I. 15 15 Per )dean. Curtis and Co. I'. G. . . 9 0 let Ileum. Drummond and Co. Nauticub. 2d don. 2 0 Sir Charlie.; J. Smith, Bart. Sutton, near Itoltford e. nb.criptinns are reeeiyed by the Right lion. the Lord Mayor; 1131 e, Esq. Wood-street, Spitalfields, Treasurer; and by all e Bankers. _ . The Committee continue to 'it in the Vestry-room, Spits Melds, oa sloodays, Wahneadaya. and Friday', at Two o'clock. J. D. KINCAID, Sec. (1 ENT LEMEN'S APPAREL, of every description Jr and colour, RENOVATED . ____... . .. . POWELL. HA RHINO, and Co., the sole Inventors of their peculiar and admirable Procesv, at the old-established Factory, 13, MIRA RH STREET, SOllO, respectfully present to Gentle. into, and the Public in general, a mmst obvious gratification in economy, by specific and excellent Processes for RESTORING the TlrsiTand LUSTRE to WORN WOOLLEN APPAREL, to its original appearance, without being taken to pi.ces. Terms, Ready Money : —Coats, ; (heat ('oats, Es.; Great Coats lined with silk and velvet collars. tip. Ha.; Waistcoats. 25.; Trainee, 34.; Breeches, 2s. &I; Ladies' Pelisses, Riding Ha bits, &r. &c. charged according to size. Block Renovated for Mourning on the shortest notice. War ranted not to soil the finest linen. NM. No connexion with uny other House, nor mock Reno vator. CAUTION TO FAMILIES. FrO distinguish the genuine JOHNSTONE'S PA TENT WINDSOR SOAP from the Counterfeit Imita tions daily imposed upon the Public, by unprincipled speculators, purchasers will do well to observe, that it is of a pale amber colour, its perfume a complete bouquet , and most pleasant in use. possess ing she peculiar balinunic and emollient properties, rendering the kin luxuriantly white, soft, and even ; counteracting the injurious effects produced by intense solar heat, or cold winds; and is to be had gesulne only of his successors, Price and Oosnell (Perlumers ti his Majesty), and their Agents. All other Soaps, under the &tree name, are vile and gross impositions, possessing none of the loithle appreciated qualities of the genuine Johnstone's Patent Windsor Soap. Prepared at the original manufactory, No. 12, Three Kings'. court, Lombard-sireet. - No connexion with any Retail Shops in Lombard-street. PERSONAL BEAUTY.—The Ladies are assured that all the Cosmetics ever yet discovered do not possess, in a hundredth de ore, the good qualities of PRICE and GOSNELL'S PATENT' NAPLES CREAM, patronised by the Royal Family and the Nobility throughout Europe. It effectually exterminates erup tions, tan, pimples, freckles, redness, and all cutaneous imperfec. :ions whatsoever ; arrays the neck, bands, and arms In matchless whiteness; bestows on the complexion a juvenile bloom ; renovates beauty when on the decline, and sustains it in pristine splendor to the !mad period of life. To mothers nursin,, ,, their offspring, it is essentially serviceable in healing soreness, and reducing inflamma tion, so frequently following this otherwise pleating pursuit of ma ternal afEictioa. The Potent Naples ['ream is recommended to Gentlemen as an infallible specific in allaying the smarting Anita. bility of the face, and will render shaving, heretofore a painful, now a pleasurable operation.—Price ss. and IN. per bottle. PRICE and (IONELL'S 3IACASSAR OIL, or unfailing efficacy for aiding the growth of the Hair, to an extent surpassing' belief; also for preventing baldness, and for imparting to the hair n lammishaW.e quality and an undecaying youthfulness. There is ambiag equal to, nor in any degree to be compared with, the ge. nulne Macassar Oil, imported by Price and Gomel!, Perfumers to his Majesty, No. Three Kine.cotirt. bombard-street, London, who have sold it. pure and unadulterated, for the last thirty years ; and who, in fact, first introduced it to the notice of the British Public. 3lessr , „ Price and Gosnell, the sole Proprietors and only importers (which has been proved by . the Import List, and sworn before the Lord Mayen) of the genuine :Rammer Oil, wishing to protect the public against the pretensions of base impostors (falsely stylingithernselves importers), have, at a very great expense, affixed a label, with an ettgravl-g from a dasign by Sir IVm. Corgreve, of extreme difficulty of execution on the outside of each bottle, with their nanuas and address in full thereon, which purchasers are particularly requested to lbserve; and us a further security, every cenuine bottle is signed, in red ink, in their own handwriting, to ounterfeit which is felony. Also, worthy the notice of Gentlemen who have tender faces. PRICE and GOSNELL'S PATENT PASTA DEL I'AS TAGNA. This celebrated Sharing Soap is made by a ezie process, which divests it of all irritating qualities; it braces the skin, softens the beard, and makes the razor act much easier than by the common method. _ _ Sold in Pots. price 2s. M. and ss. etch. P. and c r . will, i..rratultously, present a pot of the above Pasta del eastacns to any tintlearian desirous of proving its effi cacy. upon application at their warehouse. • w ° Price and Gosn. ell have appointed Messrs. Sutton and Co., Newb erry an d Co., and Mr. Chas. Butler, Wholetale Ventlont of their celebrated Articles of Perfumery in London. 10 0 EOAN'S SPORTDIO ANECDOTES Thin day is .publiskid,;hes;;;Cleni;;,4;(l::ditiot7,with coloured Plates and Illustrations, peke 1216 in boards, or 16e. elegantly bottled, Q PORTING ANECDOTES, original and selected: in k/ cluding.numerous characteristic Portraits of Persons. in every walk of (life, who have acquired notoriety from their achievements on the turf, at the table, and in the diversions of the field. The whole forming a complete delineation of the slanting world. By PIERCE EGAN. " The Author (say lire itejewers ) Us'here contrived to amass together all the particulars of horse, dog, and man, worthy of being known. It is a happy composition t full of whim and particular phrases, with' a slip of morality in it, like a bit of lemon-peel in litie's punch, and fiavoured with the choicest litue-juice of slang. No affectation ; no dispirited passages; no came subjects; no non. sense! It does not ruoa long-winded suhject down ; but is every thing by fits, and nothing long. All who have heard of the inzont parable Dan Crisp—the wonderful nhenometten Mare, Mr. Wells 's matchless Pipylina!—Flying Clulders—Snawball, the ITeet black greyhound—Eclip.e—Tom Crib—Hambletonian, and Sir Charles Bunbary f—all, we say, who haye heard or read of these great names, and who respect perfection and talent wherever it can Is found, let them purchase these Sporting Anecdotes—for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to ;Inn and beast."—Baldwln's London dlaguine. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster -row. Di(KSON'S PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. In two thick volurnmdto. illustrated with 100eopper-plate mom. logs, comprehending 4410 subjects olimproved Agricultural Im plements the different breeds ut Cattle, the various Grasses (on 16 coloured plates), &cl.-___ ACOMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI CULTURE and MODERN' HUSBANDRY; m which are fully detailed the Nature of Soils and Manures; the proper Management of Meadow and Pasture; and the Improved Culieva tion of Arable Lands; Rotation of Crops, Artifichd Grasses, &r.; the best means of Draining, with numerous plates illustrative of the same; tind of Embanking, Enclosing, Road alPkin g . and Fencing ; the different species of Live Stock, with coloured plates of the most improved breeds; and the construction of Farm-houses, °Siete, and Cottages. accrimpanied .tith engraved plans and esti mates. With an Appendix of the Law. relating to Agriculture, particularly of the relative rights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms of Leans, Setting out Tithes, 4e. By IL W. DICKSON, M.D. Originally published at six guineas, but on the stock passing into the hands of the present proprietors, reduced to four guineas. Published by Sherwood. Dilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. MOUBRA V.4.-)IyouLTRY, This (lay is published, sth Edition, enla4: 7 erliiy a Treatise on &awing. adapted •to the Use of Private Families, price 71. in boards, A PHACICA LTREATII‘t en BaREDING.REAR, iNo, and VATTENING all kinds of DOMESTIC POULTH V. Pheasants, Pigeons, and Rabbits ; including also, an imeresting Account o f the Egyptian Method of Hatching Eggs by Artificial Heat, with some modern ecreviments thereon; also, on Breeding, Feeding, and Managing Swine, lllilch Cows, and Bees. By BONN f NGTON JIOL•BRAY, Esq. " Mr. Moubray's little book on the breeding, rearing, and fatten. ing all kinds of domestic poultry and pigs, is unquestionably the most practical work on the subject in our language. The author's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to convey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The convenience of a small poultry yard. two or three rigs, with a breeding sow, and a cow for cream, milk, butter, and cheese, in an English country house, appears indispensable; and to point out how these may be obtained, at a reasonable expense, seems to have been Mr. Moo bray's object. By adopting the plan of his work, any family may furnish their table with these luxuries at one-third of the price they Are obliged to pay at the markets : and the farmer and breeder may render it the source of considerable profit."—Farmer's Journ:ll. The Chapter on Brewing may be bad separately, to complete the former editions, price Is. Published by Sherwood, Dilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. DOMESTIC MEDICINE, DIET, ke. This dsy is published, price tip. Si. in boards, THE .NEW' DOMESTIC; MEDICAL MANUAL ; being a Practical and Familiar Ouide to the Treatment of Diseases generally, bn &simplified and condensed plan contain ing opinions of the most eminent practitioners; with • variety of approved and popular prescriptions, translated into English, for family purposes. Also, Brief Expositions of Domestic Surgery; with an adapted Pharmacapoin, for the use of clergymen, heads of families, captains of ships, travellers, See. By J. S. FOBSitf H, Surgeon, &e. Alia, by the same Author. ....... L The NATURAL 'and 11F,UICA1. DIETETICON, or Practical Rules for Eating, Drinking, and Preserving Health, on principles of easy digestion ; principally intended for the regulation of conaalescents, valetudinarians, and hypochondriacs. Price 6, tid. in board•. 2. The NEW LONDON MEDICAL POCKET-BOOK; explaining, in alphabetical order, the causes, symptoms, and trea!- ment of diseases ; the properties, doses, modes of preparation, &c. of the principal medicinal substances ; with an Appendix of Pre scriptions. including the new French medicines, poisons, tests, an tidotes, &c. Price 111. in boards. 3. The NEW LONDON SIEDICAL and SURGICAL DIC TIONARY ; including anatomy, clirmistry, botany, materia medics, midwifery, pharmacy, physiology, &c., with the collate. ral branches of philosophy and natural history, and combining in ore volume those departments of medical science which have here tofore been dispersed in separate and expensive works. Price I3s. in boards. Published by Sherwor Gilber•, and Piper, Patemoster-row. This day is published, by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Pater- noster.row, COOKE'S TOPOGRAPHY of GREAT BRITAIN; or, British Traveller's Pocket Directory; being an accurale and comprehensive Topogrsyhical and Statistical Description of all the Counties in England. V. ales, and Scotland. Each County sold separately at the price affixed : s. d. R. J. Bedfordshire 2 0 Huntingdonshire Berkshire 2 0 and Rutland. a. d. Nottingham'b. 2 0 Oxfordshire 2 0 Buckingham shire 2 Cambridgeshire '2 0 Ch.ahire 2 0 Cornwall 2 0 Cumberland and the hakes 4 0 Derbyshire 2 0 Devonshire 4 0 shire 2 0 Kent (2 parts) 4 0 Lancssitire(do.) 4 0 Leicestershire 2 0 Lincolnshire 2 0 .IDitidlesrx (two parts) 4 0 The Description of London, se._ Shropshire 2 0 Somerst4shire 2 0 South Wales 2 6 Scotland.3rola.l2 0 Staffordshire 2 0 Suffolk 2 0 Surrey 2 0 Sussex 2 0 Warwickshire 2 0 Dorsetshire 2 0 Durham 2 0 Essex 2 0 Glocestershire 2 0 parately 2 0 Itionorouthshite2 0 Norfolk 2 0 Northampton. IVestmorland 2 0 IViltshire 2 0 Worcestershire 2 0 Yorkshire (two Hampshire 2 0 Herefordshire 2 0 Hertfordshire 2 0 shire 2 0 North Wale!' 2 6 Nosthumberland2 0 A superior edition I with coloured maps: Parts) Iles of Wight, fte. 2 0 4 0 I printed on fine wove Paper. and hot-premed, price 3,. each ; North and South .... earn ; except _ Wales, which are is. fid. each. To each County are prefixed a Map and list of the Markets and Fairs; an Index, showing the distance of every town from London, and of towns from each other : also a copious Travelling Guide, describing all the Roads, Iron. distances of Stages, Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, &e.; forming a complete County Itinerary. The plan of the Work has received particular approbation, from each County being divided Into easy journeys ; by which means persons. either riding or on foot, have the opportunity of viewing many beauties which might not otherwise be noticed. r Next of Kin (if any) of FREDERICK DOB SON. late a Seaman belonging to the East India 31erehant Ship MA ['MANI), deceased, by applying to Aim Jane Nichol eon, of No. 13, New-street, Shadwell, may bear of something to their advantage. NIA LES'S WAItitANTED PENS. of various de- A 3 green of hardness and shade, marked as follows . Hid very hard, for Etching, he. 11 Lard, far note hand. Fit fine and hard, for Ladies' letter hand. Di medium, or general writing. l soft„tine nib. SS very soft, few heading Ledgers, &c. 811 soft, with broad nibs, for Lawyers. &e. 31anufaeturod and sold at 138, Aldersgate-street, London, from Is. 'odds. per 188. The 31antrfacturer suggest:l'lo persons resident in the country the treccssity - of sending their orders direct to his Establishment in London, as they will !hen secure the advantage of careful package, and be mare that no Interim article is eubstkuted for 'his warranted Pens. They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account Books, Sod Stationery in general. .w Hroughty Castle, Russell, into•Griarnstle 7th inst., dis . two. Parkin, of London, which was ashore nn . Hogland, in September last, has been got off, and arrived in Copenhagen Roads 2tith inst., hill of water. The Wil liam. Warliurton, of Lynn. got on shore otf Dragoe 2;itlt inst., but liras assisted off nexrday, withouCtiny apparent danipie. llooLocistE, SEPT. IL—The Hoffnung. Dazstt, from Dour deaux to Ilamburgh. was wrecked last night between Etaples and St. Vallery cur Somme. Crew saved. HAVRE, SEPT..4.—The Robert, ',widen, from Newcastle to Caen, is on shore about nine Rifles S.E. of this port. • Crew rated. SEPT. 6.—The wreck of the Robert was towed in here yesterday. Tire coal entirely trashed out. The City of Edinburgh, from New South Wales, hat arrived off Barttiey Island. 'fit Bronghty Castle, Russell, from Dundee, bound to New York, lila put into Lough Foyle dismartted. The Weerloo, from Batavia, etas to tat from St. Be. Lena Dtt ly toe Amsterdam. The Sophie, arrived at Bourdeaux, trailed from Bombay 20th April, and Alipee I Ith May. • CUSTOM HOUSE, SEVTraffIER 11. StIIPA ENTERED N wARDFL—The Eden, Anthony, from An. tigua; Dalrymple. Dawson, from St. Petersbargh ; lntegrity, Richmond, from Riga; S c otia, King. from Memel; Northam, Charrosin, from Harlingen ; Anne Christine, Larsen, from Dram; Collingwood, Murray ; from Dantzic ; Snaresbrook, Hart, from Hamburgh ; Dorothea Elizabeth, litojene, from Lubec ; Zwey GAruder, Bruhn, from lleligenhafen ; George the Fourth, Sal mond, from Tarragona ; Harmonic, GrafF, from Stettin ; Helena Aurora, Frcntz. from ditto; Williams, Morgan, from Piano ; Thuniehlt, nickels, from Memel; Middlesex. Armstrong, from • St. John's, N.B. ; Para Packet, Potter. from Para ; Stratton, Faulkner, from Stangare Creek ; Hobbs, Buclru.nan, front ditto; Sisters, Ramsay, from Demerara; Maghet, Taylor, from Palermo; William, APRenzie, from Riga; Gittle Haab, Andersen. from Tonningen ; Emerald, Gray, from Quebec ; Eliza, Johnson, from - Antigua ; Charles Brooke, Bell, from St. Vincent's tt Manly, Sayers, front ditto; Duke of Norfolk, Manning. frotu.St. Kitts; Enterprize, .Brown, from Vigo ; Clarkstone, Rayne. from Ja maica ; George Lancing, Hunt, from Grenada ; Cambria, Sabia ton, from Montserrat ; Crown, Jay, from Liverpool ; Francis, Watson, from Dantzic ; John and Isaac, Martin, front Ancona ; Jane, Dotson, from Liverpool ; Betsey and Sophia, Garraway, from Antigua ; I pheginia, Chesney, from Demerara; Plata, ‘Viiite, from Trinidad ; Emma, Weir, front Jamaica; Atlas, Pearce, from Dublin ; Concordia, Gorky, from Voughal ; Nel son Packet, Coats, front Cork ; Joseph and Ann, Read, from IVaterforti; Macomb, PonJ, from Waterford ; Flower, Porian, from Cork. _ _ SHOPS ENTERED OCTWARDS.—ReguIar Packet, M'Oibbon. for Naples; William Alarming. Smith, for St. Kitts; Liberty. Brown, for St. Michael's ; Margaret, }saloon, for Londonderry; Nelson Packet, Coats. for Cork. SUMS CLEARED OUTWARDS.-011111wialL Blyth, for and Calcutta ; Minerva, Mooy, for Ostend, Bruges, and (Then ; George Canntrig, Parrott, for Naples ; Kitty, Haswell, for St. Michael's ; Huckentichl, Lyon, for Yucatan, Honduras ; Funchal, APPlierson, for Madeira, Teneriffe, and Quebec ; Mary Ann, Faulkner, for Teneriffe. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—Stag, Ellis, for Cork. were. 1 Just ffuldialied, mice ill. Val. VII. of the ST. IVES. SEPT. B.—The vessel on shore nee 1 1 ir lit ROlt oi LiTERAI'URE„ ANT CSENIENT, and Fair Ellen, Bourn, km Cardiff' for London, i , 1,141 I NSTuccrioN ; connining its usual variety of amass got oF, although much damaged. , ' ing and instrective InfooTtedor., with Thirty.lbar 1-:ngraNings.— BEIGGWATEW, SEPT. 10.—The Hope, RIM Vols. I. to I. may Ire had in hoards, price 17- 124.41- embetlislve,l ;ant e, and Name taller vessels, were driven on she' with Portrait*, Autoiraplia, and upwards of ta'i liandsid end. tug the Rale, with lase of sails, boats, fee. The fifty Tither Eagraiings. , without damage, sad protierled foe London. TI •• The spirit with ebich the Mitre: is edited', and the judgment, bee rudder, and will be obliged to discharge her displayed is makiir Cie seleeti-a. , ; deserve the eacooragetnentwd auebe gatolL believe: it has eaperieticed."—Lit. (lasoue,ajay . 12, 1811/. ' ...„,"I.4.lossit, Benwo.9.—Araived the Alegnet, Mow " The 21i, rev. a puMieation ettoraining snitch matte, afshnpsver- tile Evetaborpe, 11.. t other, from et. Kitts; the fog amnrumenr. selected with ver y considerable-taste. I antler- St. Vincent's; thy Helen, Athol. from Demeans stand that of some Parts upwards of eighty thousand were printed." Crawford. from Quebec. - —Practical Observations on the -Education of the People. By• Lownonnunair, tixei. 10..—The Brought, Henry Brongliam, Es 9 M.P. , lima Dundee to New York. put into -Griateas The A R.IIIIA N NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS, iltyone nissted, and must discharge part of hertaego. vol. Price only Os. aid. boards ; embellished with neatly one ban.' Ett:etNOßE, AUG. '29.—The Asia, Parkin, o tired and fifty Enitttrinp. .was ashore on llogland, in September last, has The VA lIINET of CI:ITIOSI TIES ; or, the Wonders of the * arriveAl in Copenhagen Roads 2fith inst., full of 1 World Dispfityed. Embellished with twenty-seven Engravings. ' ham, Warburton, of Lynn, got on shore off Bra, Price .Ss. boards. was assisted off next - day, withautitny apparent a cook's VoI.TAG ES t'' embellWied with twenty-eight En- BouboosE, SEPT. IL—The Hoffnung. Da: gravings, and Portrait. Price 7e. 8d- deaux to Ilamburgli, was wrecked last night beti PLI'TA RCIFS LIVES ; embellished with fifty Portraits, in St. Vallery cur Somme. Crew saved. 2 Vols. boards, price only 12.5. lIAVRE, SEPT..-I.—The Robert, Inelden, fl MRS. RA DCLI FFE'S NEW NOVEL. Caen, is on shore about nine miles S.E. of this pc The whole sof the previ ous %York! of the above celebrated Au,. SEPT. IL—The wreck of the Robert was towed thoress can be had complete (embellished with numerous En- The coal entirely washed out. gravings) On the two first Volumes of Limbird's British Novelist, —" for the trifling sum of Ten Shillings in boards.—Vol. I. contains The City of Edinburgh, from :Sew South Wat The Mysteries of Cdelpho, and The Sicilian Romance.—Vol. 11. Banb.ey Island. contains The Romance of the Forest, Italian, and The Castles ef fit Bronghty Castle " Kus9ell ' from Dundec A tlihn and Dunbovne. York, leis put into Lough Foyle dismartted. a Vnls. 111. and It', are now ready for delivery, price 4e. each The 1,1 melon, Henskin, from Batavia, etas to . Printed and published fir .1. Limbird, 1,33, Strand, London. : lens 2lith Jilly for Amsterdam. MARKETS. [From the London Ne' Price Ciirrent, Aog. 12.1 COTTON.—The Market yesterday and this forenoon has be come quiet, owing to the accounts from Liverpool, stating that Cottons were heavy at clip closing of the market on Satunlay. Sales at a late hour to-day, 250 bags Surats aid. Egyptian lid. SUGARS.—The advance in the prtces of Museovades on Tues day checked the demand, yet at the end of the week the averag. Sales were 1,200 lifids.'each day ; the rise in the prices on Tuesday was fully maintained. The deliveries of Sugar exceed the cone rponding week of last year about 700 hhds., yet the quantity landed .0 greatly exceeds hast year, Atte the et elt now is shout 13.000 hhds. more than in 1825; are obr-Ive very large deliveries of Sugar last year late in September and in October ; at may therefore con clude that about that period the stocks will approximate; the deli. varies this year are very extensive, and there is an increasing trade. At the close of the Market to-day we estimate the males at 1.000 casks, including the Public Sale; there is net the slightest alters tion in the prices. The Public Sale this forenoon consisted of 188 eatlts St. Lucia Sugars, and sold freely at full prices 54.. 6.1. a 675. The Shippers nearly cleared the Market of export goods last week at the advance we stated on Tuesday last ; the wholesale timers have been purchasing the parcels suitable for home consumption rather on a limited scale, and we think the general appearance of the Market was rather heavy, but there were no parcels sold at any reduction. The Refined Market is without the slightest alteration today, Molasses 28s. a 28s. 6d. The purchases of Foreign Sugar last week by private contract, 270 chests of fine White Ifavantiah at 455. COFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee last week went off' freely at the full market prices, and in some instances, particularly in Ja maica and Demerara Coffee, the currency was a shade higher. St. Domingo 525.; fine ordinary Brazil 575. ; fine ordinary llavan nab Ms. At the public sale to-day 123 casks British Plantation Coffee, and 120 bags St. Domingo, went off heavily, about Is. per cwt. lower; St. Domingo of fair ordinary quality all sold at Ms. • good to fine ordinary Jamaica a 62a.; fine fine ordinary DI; thinica filly. There was no finer description in the sale. RlCE.—There is no alteration in the prices of Rice ; the demand is not so extensive as last week. _ OILS.-The advance In the prices of every description of Oil is very considerable. Green is nominally 32/. a 331.; but there is so little effiring in tae market that no extensive parcels could be pur chased even at these advanced quotations. Seed (,ils are also ma terially improved. Sperm has advanced 21., and few parcels offer. Gallipoli 46/. a 4131. ASHES and BARILLA.-Ashes are again Is. a 2s. higher. Quebec Pots 275., Pearls 291. A very large parcel of Bacilli has Quebec hands; the prices have not transpired. TEA.-The Congos finished yesterday. The finer qualities ld. per lb. h• h er than last sale ; the low qualities, which sold at a reduction of d. per lb. early in the sale, have recovered the de. pression, an are now about the former prices. This morning commenced the Twankays, which sold, cowamon 3s. 2id. a 3a. 34d.; good and fine 3s. 30. a 3s. II id. ; the prices are Id. per lb. dearer than last sale. TOBACCO.-The inquiries after Tobacco continue, but the holders are so firm they will nut accept the offers made to them; scarcely any parcels could be purchased tinder 3id. The sales, for the week ending yesterday inclusive, are confined to small parcels to the trade. ItU3l, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The Rum Market has become heavy ; one parcel of pods and one over sold at 2s. 3d. for I cash ; but although there is an apparent heaviness, yet we think it would be difficult to purchase any extensive parcels under 2s. 4d. In Jamaica Rums we believe there are no transactions. Brandies support the late advance, but the purchases arc not on an extensive scale. The quantity of Geneva at Market is so inconsiderable, that the few holders are now asking 2s. Sid. for the pale, with every prospect of the advance bein3 realized if no arrivals take place. IRISH PROVISIONS.-Beef and Pork are unvaried. Bacon 11111 fallen from 745. to fifis and is very heavy at the reduction. Butters continue heavy and rather lower on account of the rains. Irish 911 s. HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW-The Tallow Market eon.' ' times firm and improving. The deliveries hit week are extensive, about 2-480 casks, yet something less than the corresponding week of last year ; owing to the small supply, the prices arc again higher, 375. lid. for parcels here, and for late deliveries Xi. has been paid, but thoneaust price is 374. rid. Hemp is 10s. per ton higher. In Flax there is no material alteration. HOPS.-Several parcels of new Hops appeared at Market yes terday ; they met an immediate sale, owing to the general opinion entertained that the opening pikes of last week were so exceed. ingly low, and the quality of the Hops so good, that all the exten sive buyers would be induced to conic forward, and might also oc casion extensive speculations; Sussex, which last week opened at 84+. a 90s. and Kent at 90s. a 1125. sold freely at an advance of 3s. a bs. per cwt. • SPLUES.-The request for Nutmegs and Cloves has 'gain re sired; the best Nutmegs raid yesterday at 41. bd. a 4s. fkl.; the first quality Mace de. a fis. 3d. NAVAL STORES...-A cargo of Stockholm Tar has been sold about Ills. • the Archangel cargo i+ not yet disposed of. Turpen tine is higher, rough sold about Ihs. or 13s. Bd. Spirits ea. In Pitch or Resin there is no material alteration to notice. We learn by the William Rathbone, which arrived at Liverpool on Saturday, from the coast of Africa, that a dreadful sickness and mortality prevailed among the crews of the English and foreign vessels, which were lying in Bonny River. One small vessel, belonging to this port, had lost five of her crew. The river was full of French, Spanish, and Pottuguese slave vessels. . . EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Analyst. AT BOMBAY.—The Exmouth, Owen, from London, on the 6th of 'May. SAI LI NOS FllO/4 BOTIRAY.—The 11'ind4or Castle, fleathorne, for London, on the 20th of March ; the Lady East, Talbert, for London, on the 24th ; the Promise, Gibbs, for London, on 0 e 15th of April, CAPE or GOOD lIOPE.—The Neptune, Cumberlege, from Bengal and Madras, was seen off the Cape, on the 15th June, by the Sophie. ST. lIELENA.—The Waterloo, Henskin, from Batavia, was to sail from St. Helena, for Amsterdam, on the 20th July. The Fergusson, Douglas, bought by Thomas Fergusson, Esq. was to sail from Calcutta, for London, Ist June. The George, Clark, was to sail from Calcutta, far London, the Ist May. the City of Edinburgh, Livingston, from New South Wales, arrived off Bardsey Island on the 7th September, bound to the - . Clyde. IIoMBAY, 9.—The Lady East, Talbert, sails this day, to call at Alipe tar 209 tons of ginger, on her way to Loudon, and to sail from Alipee on the 21st of April, for London. The Windsor Castle, Heathorne, had not left Bombay, as was expected, haying to repair her decks, but sailed previous to the 9th of April. . . . BENGAL, MARCH 23.—The Carnarvon, Penberthy, which sailed from Calcutta 2d March for London, being crank, had returned to Diamond Harbour 2l March, to receive more kintledge. The George, Clark, was to sail Mr England lit May, and the Ferguson, Douglas, lot June. The Reliance, Maitland, for the Mauritius and London, which put back to Calcutta 14th inst. leaky, was go. ing into duck to repair. BP.l4nzi.—Capt. James Mahon had bought the Eliza (Capt. Faith's ship), and she was taken up on the expedition, at 14 rupees pet ton, .per month. Captain W. Hamilton was remaining at Calcutta; the Susan was at Rangoon ; the Moira, was to be loaded at Calcutta, for England. Capt. W. Hornblow, to remain at Calcutta. The Stanmore, burnt at Calcutta. 22i1 of March, was to have fifled up at Vizagapatam_she had 400 chests of indigo. Crew all saved. Passengers per Lady East, Capt. Talbert, from Bombay and Alippe (daily expected}.Col. Hudson and family, Mrs. Ford, Miss Hoperond, Mrs. Malcolm. Mr. C. W. Watkins, Doctor Foullerton, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Hugh Cockrane, Mr. H. Eden, Mr. A. Wilson, Mrs. Newman, Master Barton, 3lrs. Lam, Capt. Oibbines, Vent. Smart. Lieut. Dumaresque. Pa Windsor Castle, from Bombay (expected).—Only one young lady. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE WESTERN 11 EET 1 NGAT AYR.—Concluded. Third Day, a Plate of 30 sous. Mr all ages. Heats, two miles. Lord Kennedy's b. c. King Coal, 3 yrs. - - 2 1 1 Mr. F. H. Blair's gr. c. by Viscount, 3 yrs. - 1 3 2 Mr. Kinnear's by. f. Eny, 4 yrs. . - - b 2 3 Mr. Ralston's ch. g. Sir David, 6 yrs. - 3 dr. Air. T. Dawson's b. g. Zerbino - - 4 dr. N.B.—Mr. Blair'sand Mr. Ralston's horses started for the se cond hest, under the idea that the others were drawn ; but after a reference to the Stewards, the heat was run over again, and those that did not start Ming Coal and Eny) were allowed to ran for the third heat, which was won by King Coal, who also won the fourth heat. The Ayr Stakes of 10 sm. each, and 25 added. Mr. Carnegie's The Nick - - - 1 1 Mr. Kinnear's Etiy - - - - - 2 dr. Colonel Dla , r's 'Prissy was 2d, but, carrying 21b. short of weight, was declared distanced. Match too.—Sir W. Mnr.weirs ch. f. by Soothsayer, rec. ft. from Lord Kilburne's ch. c. by (4rey Walton. NrD O'NEALE AND Pnit.tr Sascrsow.—Tbe mat& be. tween these men WIS made last night, at the Castle Tavern, 1101. born, for 2001. a side, to fight on Tuesday, the 13th December., within thirty miles of London, on the Birmingham road. TI second deposit of 401. aside to be made good at Harry Holt' Cross-lane. 1,41)g-acre, on the 14th October. A third deposit 50/. a side to be made good at Ned O'Neale's. the Black Hu Cow.lane, Smithfield, on the 7th November; and the fourth last deposit ~f 1004 a side, to be made good at Josh. Hudson's, Half Aloon Tap, I,eadenhall-market, on the sth December,: event of failure on either aide, the party failing to forfeit new down.-01.1cale the favourite I to 4► I; I C:t WILLIA:ti A t.zEnsteir, Gravesend, Kent, coach-insider, Sep tentber V. at 11, 29, and October 24, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Varnian, (freed Russell-street..Bloomsbury. Jams Pown4t., of Irellingron-terrace, IVater:no.ma3, Set. re!, draper, September 18, at 1, 19, and 'October 24, a; 10. at thu Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 31r. Oregson, Inner Temple-lane. .fonte Bannst.tv, !Jeanie, Norris, Larteaehirz hat-martin:ea. toter, October 4,5, at 8, at the Warren liulkeky Arms, Stockport, Cheshire, and 24, at 1, at the Star Inn, Manchester, Solicitors, Messrs. James and Henry Lowe, Southampton-bhildings, Cher cery-laae ; and Messrs. Newton And ll'interbottom Heaton Norris. THOMAS SVoon, Bastiwd, Nottingham, 41'110Z-eh:miller, Sep tember 2.i. 27, and October 34, at 11, at the Punch Bowl, Notting. ham. Solicitors, Mr. Burt, Nottingham ; end 31r. Knowles, New Inn. THOMAS Cox, Enshcm, Oxfordshire, innkeeper, SePtember 21 1 , 27, and October 24, at It, at the booms of Robin on Rartratn, Town-hall, atford. Solicitors, Mr. becker, Oxford; and Mr. Thomas Ely-place, Holborn. JAMES -NM:O4AV, Tokenhouselard, broker, September 15, 2f., ow! October 24, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messy.. Tuttle, Richardson, and Gaunt, Poultry, and heeds, Yorkshire. HOBERT Illatr.sr, Cumberland Hardens, Vauxhall, tavern keeper, September 21, at 12. 22, at 11, and October 24, at 12, et the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. F. Bouts, 01.1 Broad-street. Iticitanri Custwits Blesatlale.tnnutahire, paper-mernuheitirm. September 26, 27, and October 24, at 1 1 , at the Commercial ihr, Lancaster. Solicitors, Mr. William Norris, Johp4treet, Bedfor row ; sod Mr. John Hall, Lancaster.' CitAni.rn Saturn, Sible Hedingham. Essex. straw plait-461.r, Septenibt:r I. at 11,_ 26, ar t a October t'.l, at 11, at the itankrupt , ' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Fawcett, Jewiti.strect Mid South Sc Chambers. _ _ DIVIDE . NDS. • J. Brown, Liretpool, cabine t - ma ker, October 10 0 at iI. at tho Office of 51r. Finlow, Nroolfail. jun. Liverpool grocer, October 10, at 12, at the Office of 3/r. Finlow. Liverpool— A. Mannino acd R. Carr, Preston. Lancashire, corn. merchants, November.lo. at I, At the Golden Lin o . Liverp ool-11. Warlanc, Lad-lane. Ailk.warehonserran ; October 7. at 10, at the flankzonta• Court—W. Itoseoe, J. Clarke, and W. S. Roscoe, Liverpool, bankers, October 6, at 1, at the George Ina, Liverpool—T. Bur. wash, Ilishopagatastreet Without' pawnbroker, October 3, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—C. Stock ing, Paterarster-row, bookseller, October 3, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—T. Bodenhani. Corr.. mercial-road, grocer, October 3, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court— J: Blake, Zealet.greerr, Wiltshire, draper, October 3, at 10, at the Bankrupse Court—.l. Dinham, Exeter, grocer, October 5, at 11, at the Globe Hotel, Exeter—J. Gorton,' Totting. ton, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, °ember 6, at 10, at the. Star Inn, Mairchester-31ary Blyth, Usk, Moinnouth.aJarre, shopkeeper, October 5, at 2, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol W. Seagrove, l'ortsca, draper, October n, at 11, at the Whitt Hart Inn. Bath—A. Shaw. Delph, Yorkshire, grocer, Ocrobev 21, at 9, at the Star Inn, Mancheattr--.Blr W. Elfurd, Bart J. Tingcorabe, and J. W. Clarke, Plyinoutb, bankers. October a., at IL at the Royal Hotel, Plyinouth—J. Rutter, Vl'interton. Lir. oolnshire, itrerchant, October 3, at 11, at the Dog nod Dock, Kingitton-upon-llull—M. Whitehead, Preston, LaTitrasinsecieli. keeper. October 2, at 12, at the Office M 31estirs. Blanchard and, Bickerstaff, Preston—E. Lunn and (I. Lunn. Halifax. chemists anti druggists, September 26, at 11. at the White Swan Inn, Ha lifax—J. Thurtell, Norwich, bomhanin.marttacturer, Octobec 4, at 4, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. CERTIFICATES-oer. 3. 11r. Came, jun. Penzance, Cornwall, merchant—P. Riding, Derby, builder—J. Wilson, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, cot ton-spinner—C.J. Spencer, Carlisle, upholsterer—R. Owen; War. rington, Lancashire, corn and flour dealer—T. Purchat ; Entit. street, wine and brandy merchant—O. Harrison, Wooltu:n, Buck inghamshire, paper-manufacturer—J. Rare tie Alvan. Bank. buildings, merchant—W. dead anti C. E. Macomb, Battersea, colour-makers—J. Conway, Upper Stamford-street, Blacketlats, builder—J. 3I•Dowall, Regent-street, Piccadilly, boot and shoe. maker—W. Turner, Coleman-street. plaaerer—J. Whitney. wed T. Brindley, Frindsbury, Kent, ship-buddies—H. Etheredge, Norwich, manufacturer—E. Humphreys; jun. Size-lane, drysaßte —J. W. Friedman, Finsbury.square, boarding-house.kcepik.— H. Edgcumbe, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, cabinet-maker.,...J. Homer, Liverpool. merchant—W. Marsden, Salford, Lancashire, machine-maker—D. Jackson, Birmingham, fantail-factor. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ROBERT MATurw, Dundee, tanner, at the Chambers of Mr. W. A. Flowertlew; Dundee, September 14, at 12. HUGH APKINSIS, Glasgow, merchant-tailor, at the Eag:elnn, Glasgow, September 13 and 30, at 1. Devi is Po n T gnu 3, sen. and Co. Crieff, grain-dealers, at Honaitt Robertson's Inn, Crielf, September 27, at 12. Attie 31 4 K gsw and Co. Piit,ley, tallow-chandlers. at site Saracen's-head, Paisley, September IB and October 3, at I. Ammar and Dgeov se, C 4 lasgow, carpet-manufactorms, do the Chambers of Mr. Alexander Morrison, &know, September 30, nod October 14, at 12. TILE GLASGOW NEW TANWORK COMPAX T, at the Black Glasgow, September 30, at I. JAMES DttecAw and Co. Glasgow, cloth-merchants, as the Chambers of Mr. Alexander Bachanan, Glasgow, September 26, at 11. • JoUN FAIRWEATIIER, Arbroath. innkeeper, at Fairweatbar's Hotel, Arbroath. September 14 end 28, at IV. JAMES RAE, I.lthengston, near Glasgow, cattle-dealer, 'at the King's Aims, Glasgow, September 27, at 2. JAMES HARDIE, Kir/Leidy, grocer, At LOW'S Inn, Kiritaltdy, September 29, at 2. Jon N Kt Walt A sr, Edinburgh, builder, at the Royal Exchange Ceffee.house, Edinburgh, September VS, at 2. PATRICK PEARSON, Edinburgh, corn‘merchant, at tit:alas*. bees of Mr. John Muir, Edinburgh, September:2o, at H. GILLESPIE and KIRKHAM, Edinburgh, builders, at tbe.oliee of Alee.rs. Inglis and Co., bankers, Edinburgh, October 4 sad 18, at 11. FRANCIS GARRETT and Co. Edinburgh, merchants % at.the Royal Exchange Coffee.house, E dinburgh, September 2G, at 12. HUGH CRICUTON, Lasseatle, paper-maker, at . Gitaist.'2 Rooms, Edinburgh, October 9 and 23, at 2. ROBERT Kgnn, Glasgow, spirit-deakr, at the charnhers.ot fax. Alexander Buchanan, (+Wigos., scptembes 30, at 12. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. Reiss and B. H. i;;;;;;0111,, 1111;CITeSter, tnerctiants -.1. Baily and D. Vickery, Bristol, coal-merchants—W. Pease and G. Pease, City-road, smiths—R. Wunderly, F. Wunderly, and J. (Matz, Manchester, crock-makers, far regards this Aid R. Wunderly—W. Oa mar and .1. Hamilton, Bromley, Ken; kilos. makers—H. Dean and T. Dudley, Aldgate. liuest.drapets.,,Ja. Bowles and T. Pigott, Newgate-market, poultry salenken....."R. Bl;rard and T. Ileppell, Guildford-place, Clertenuell, - Ittaioi• sterers—J. Kesnot and A. Simpson. St. Ann's-pltee, Llntalkose, Italian warehousemen—S. Allen and R. 'W. Keay, :Neer Mace, Bathwick, Somersetshire, stehmlmasters—J. F. rfanks and T. Ilubbert. Nottingham, drapers—T. Bowdler and 1.-V&L-BY thell, Shrewsbury, aoficitors—R. Coldwell and J. Jackson , Wake field, Yorkshire, woolstaplers--J. notildrmith and C. Build. QUI Jewry, warehousemen--J, Kenway and P. Eenway. Fists. llogsetshige, twine-nunuf3churem SMITHFIELD BIBLE ABBOCIATION.—On AfOildr7rlollll, ing the 13th Annual Meeting of this Association was held at Skinner's Room, Bartholomew-close; 'Peter Laurie, Kitt. in the Chair. Ca msteur Reit BIBLE AIDIOICIAIPION. -,40111• Bionlity ' evening the 13th Annual Meeting of the subsesibera co the Christchurch (Blackfriars) Bible Association was,-heiti ißr - the parish school roem, which, although of pretty milli "'getable dimensions, was nearly filled, for the.paregomt or leeeiving the Report of the Committee appals's& sa-aht‘ ileac meeting, for furthering the•objecte in stew.- Alueste - - lathes were presses. • • ' • - • - . ,•- . 3 -dr. I I 2 2 e) 1 2 hake Purr. welt to the Lot DO 1 with o to a k any lynors FOR Situr- Berk., !ndieg Ile ;alf au k. and break. lion. and a inute• nes NA given • Mr. 3' pro. ~, , t n, 01110 Y being of the Sheep lively %b wilt .3;..81: uch as 1 from Sr t'A Ss 34 MW Istlit 1/ALI• 11. ~ w ii is 1 0 ... 10 Ins- II !a.. II le cts. uot. .B. the lad! et Ik, the slodent ,f Jobo n Duo' ITT eee• George Tate Dr• Stanley. a Maria etvattre., tome. gobir, of Lin. 'ont&Ath miter; tb-1 .00 '• ,f lobe peas* enTl mowo °ll dl~e 11 =A.M. S. , ,