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Willies *eke% uponayne. 4 DIVIDEND:. THE MERCA••ITILI AGENCY COMPANY, and BA N u PPS' RKG ISTE!t OYER: E. Is, CATZATow-vrassT, Los no v. This Institution was several yews sines established, for the pur pose of collecting and furnishing to Subscribers the fullest informa tion relating to all Bankrupt and Insolvent Estates, and particu larly as to Meetings, Dividends. Assignees. and Certificates, in order to prevent the loss continually arising from the want of such information ; and the utility and importance of the Institution have been generally felt and acknowledged. Since the formation of this Establishment it has been extended to embrace 1. The Collection of Debts, Dividends, and Rents. It. The Management (m Accountants) of Bankrupt and lossieent Estates. S. The investigation and Arrangement of Complicated and D. paled Accounts, for the assistance and guidance of parties engaged In ship, arbitrations, suits, or otherwise; and of Executors Administrators. Anti in this department experienced and able Accountant' and Collection are employed, for mom the Directors are personally responsible. The Monies received on account of Assignees are paid immeuli. ately as received to the Bankers of the Estates; and the Debts, Dividends, and Rents collected, are regularly paid to the parties interested, on ...e first Wednesday of every month. The funds of the Commercial Travellers Society (which stand In need of great assurance) are aided by the profits of this Eats blishnient ; and therefore, as well on account of its utility, as to benefit die Crntimercial Travellers' Society, the patronage, Term mendation, and subscription of Merchants, Bankers, and Trailers, ate respectfully solicited. Solicitors will save much time, trouble, and expense, by a refer ence to this Office fur infornostion relating to the Dates of Commis. sloes and Meetings under them, the proper Description of Bank rupts and insolvents, the Names and ltesidences of the Assignees and Solicitors, Dividends and Certificates; and therefore the Direc tors hope to be favoured with their names as Subscribers, and with their powerful support. The Subscription to the Bankrupt Register Office is One Guinea per Annum, which entitles a Subscriber to have notice sent to him dell Meetings of Commissioners and Creditors under every Com mission of Bankrupt in which lie is or may have been interested or concerned, on forwarding the name to this Office. Sir Charles Price, Baronet. DIRECTORS._ Mr. Oro. Austin, Wood..siTeetlllr. K. W. Cole, Ohl Change Mr. D. Danko's, Bishopvgate. Mr. D. Melville, M'aed-street twat Mr. E. Tewart, Ledgers street Mr. J. J. IschnvAcrountant. Mr. T. Perry, Secretary. 11311 A MEM WATER COMPANY.—At a MEETING JLlivid the KM oft /ember. 11124. at the Albion Tavern. Alders gme.atrat, fur the purpow of " considering the espediancy of es tablishing a Cinopany for supplying the Metropolis with pun Water from the Him Thames." It wee resolved.-- That it has long been matter of just complaint throughout the InelEvriia, that doe supply of water is of inferior quality for do mastic use, besides being uncertain, and very generally insufficient fee the ordinary conaumption. That this uncertainty and insufficiency have occasioned numerous and heavy losses of property, by reason of the impossibility of ob taining a supply of water in cues of fire, for many hours after the arrival of engines. „ I That It is most essential to the safety of the inhabitants of tnis peat metropolis, that there should be a boundless and constant supply of water, and equally so to their comfort and health that it should he of unexceptionable purity. That in consequence of the great increase of population In the neighbourhood of lionoloo and Westminster, and the establishment of manufactories of various kinds on the banks of the Thames, by which the stream is constantly polluted and rendered unwholesome, it is impossible to draw a supply of pure water from any pan of die river near to the metropolis. That Mr. l'hilip Taylor, having laid before this meeting the re. salt of the surveys, and the estimate which he hag prepared by order of the promoters of this undertaking, it is the opinion of lilts meeting, that, by the adoption of the plan proposed by him, a buundloas supply of water, drawn from a part of the river Thames so distant as to preclude the possibility of pollution, may be fur. nished even to the attics of the highest situations in the metro polis, that in the event of fire that supply will always he Instantly 'rotatable in every pan of the town, and may he carried in an over whelmitur column to the top of the highest houses, even without the ant of fire-engines; and further, that it appears likely that t it le plan may be carried into execution at an expense which would en able the Company to furnish the supply upon terms in no case ex cseding those of other l'onipanies, and in many eases, and particu- Larly where the water Is carried to any considerable height, at much kmer rates than are now charged, and also secure to the Proprietors a literal return for the capital to be invested. That application be made to Parliament, at the next Session, foe an Act to incorporate a Joint Stock Conipany, under the title of The Thames Water Company," to carry into effect these Am. patent objens. That the Capital of the said Company be 7511,00(11., to be raised by traufetrable shares of 1010. each, with power to ionreuc the suns; and that a deposit of U. per share be paid at the time of sulecribmg; and that Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Militate, filyn, and Co., and Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. and Co., be authorised to re cto! doesame. ..- -...—.... That the ronerenf of the Company be managed bylTwenty-four bisectors. to by hereafter chosen by the body of Proprietors. That Mr. Philip Taylor be appointed Engineer to the Company, , and that he he requested forthwah to prepare the estimates and de tails which are farther reetseary. That it be referred lo • Coonniittee of 31anagement to investigate tbA further demi% and estimates, and to take such "her ""I M lini.irar to the m to h e necessary . the tolhirring Gentlemen do form such Committee, with power to add to their numbers:— kin Edwanl Ranks Wm. Routh, }:eq. Thomas Brunton, Esq. Edmond W. Itundell, Esq. James Burton, Esq. Hobert Slade, Esq. W. Crawahay, Es q , Sir Waite, Stirlinfr, llart. Jolla Barran, Esq. Alderman W. Thompson, Esq. M.P. and R. T. J. Glyn, F,41. Altirrniati Wm. tirentell, Esq. John Feet Timing, Esq. Thomas Ilallifax, I:sq. Volum.' Trench. M.P. Thorns' flood. I:sq. John Tunnel', Esq. Alamo ',veil, El. Win. Vens'iles, Esq. Alderman Richard Mee lisikes, Esq. Samuel Williams, Esq. Robert Rickards, Es q . Th omas ll' i lrion, Esq. That Mews. Freeman and Ileathrote be appointed Solicitors to site Compose, and that they do forthwith give the necessary parlia ment/a notice/ Tau sliapplinitiona for shares be made by letter, addressed " to An reerrantee of Planagentent." to be left at the Office of Main. Freeman and Methane Coleinamstreet o ' , C(4NTRACTO DISH R WITH 410YERN31 ENT FOR THE PRESENT LOTTERY, IFIAVING, agreeably w ith hi s uhua l custom, a d oert i sci ! 11 the Scheme in fall, now calla the attention of his best friends, the public, to its 'Principal attractions. It contains Two thand Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, and Thirty other l'apinds; all the Prizes arc sterling ttttt •ir ; them are be Wanks, etch randier bone sure of at leavt :/1. and the plan of having the whole scheme derided in one day having given such general satioi.ctmo, is o f adopted by Ilish ;a. all the above Ca. push, and r.ll the other ''rites will be drawn, and every number decass ided. on TI:ESDA V, the 3d of November, all in one stay. As the interval to the Drawing 410 very short, and Lotteries are so 1 , 4 Mil to terminate altogether, Rish solicits an early purchase at e either of Ms Otrias., 4, Cornhill, and it, I:haring-mm o where th hillow Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday Eau, 6th in" ' were shared and 15,5 i; a prime of 20,0.101. No. C2O • • Another Prize of . . 2,0001. 19."98 • • C 2 .1 150 10,554 rum 7.41 U . . .C 2•20 11 .744 . . 1.1011 11.6211 . . 300 110311 . . . 1.'20 10,470 . . . 1.000 I 1.3;8 301) 1.2.u74 . . . 220 44 3 • • Mu 2.1412 .. . 12,744 ••• 2 " 0 .001 . . 5 10 3 _;, q 229 111,V73 .. . 221 1 The Ccmtlacteee Offices, 4, Colobill, w 9, Cbaring-""‘ 6. A NEW PICTURE of the ISLE of WIGHT; illustrated with a map and 26 plates of the toot beautiful and interesting views throughout the island, in imitation of on sketches. By Wm. Cooke. Price 12s. in boards. Another Edition, in Bw. with ten additional views, price 21s. in boards. 7. 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Also, Observations, spectiLitivii and practical, as to the hest means of working the Mexican Mines, IT a combination of lititiab talent, capital. end machinery. By Nicholm 31i11, Esq. Elegantly punted in an Bro. retinue, prim Its. in boards. 25. The BEAUTIES of MODERN LITEIIATCRE. In verse and pease_ ; to which is pre fi xed, a Preliminary View of the Literature of f lue Age. Ily 31. Al•Derrnot, Author of a " Critical Dissertation on Tate, " kr. :Hind, mind alone (bear witness earth and heaven), The living fountains in iiself contains (if beauteous and sublime ; here, hand in hand, Sit paramount the Braces ; loft enthroned, Celestial Venus, with divines* airs, Invites the soul to never-fading y. Akensidc's Pleasures d Imagination. AUL by the rime Kditor, CO. A CRITICAL DISSERTATION on the Nature and Principles of TASTII. In one volume lien., price 12e. in board. 27. A PHIIA)sOPIIICAI, INQUIRY into the Source of the natures dertuti from '1 rag lieprimentationi; OTC. 12s. SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FREI:BOLD FARM, WEST TILBURY, ESSEX. By Mr. WILLOCIC, At Garraway's Cotree-houlte, Change-alley, Cornhill, TO-MOR ROW, at 12, . A VERY DESIRABLE. FREEHOLT) ESTATE, 1 called POLWICK FARM, situate in the Parish of West Tilbury, near Grays, in the t:ounty of Essex, consisting of a goad Farm-haute, with requisite Outbuildings, in very excellent repair, and . ..... ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES of rich arable, meadow ,lend marsh Land, in the occupation of Mr. Thoinan Talmaah, on Lome, at a corn Rent, producing TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE POUNDS PER A1N1.731. ..... To be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars, with a Plan of the Farm, may be had at the Ship. at East Tilbury; Crown, at Bil lericay ; Mack Roy, at Chelfmford; Spread Engle, at litigate alone; of Mr. &hued, Solicitor, at Gravesend; at Garrarays; and of Mr. Willock, No. 21, lioldemaquare, London, who, with Edited, is authorised to treat by private Contract. KENT AND SUSSEX. Valuable Mansion, with 920 Ammo( Latrd ; Land Tar redeemed. Hy DRAY TON and VENTOM, At the AtwionMan, near the Bank. THIS DAY, at 12, under the Trusts of the Will of Jesse oregson, Eaq. 'deceased.; in Eighteen Lots. Lot F. A VA IYABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, I I. known as MOOR DOUSE, situate in the ;dentine village of Ilawkliurst, in the county of Kent; comprising a mo. dern capital brick-built family mansion, with slated roof, erected within the last fourteen years, under the superintendence of a sur veyor of eminence, without restriction, presenting a handsome uni. form elevaton approached by a lawn, with carriage.sweep and portico ; the back front opening to a stone terrace, with a viranda extending over the same. lln the principal floor is a spacious en trance-hall, and vestibule supported by pillars ; handsome drawing room, communicating with a conservatory; eating and billiard. rooms, of large dimensions ; library and breakfast parlour. On the first door are four best bed-rooms. with dressing-rooms and patent water-closet. On the second floor, four secondary chain. ben and three store-rooms. The domestic arrangement embraces offices of the usual description, with two servants' chambers. The outbuildings consist of brcwhouse, Issndry, stabling for seven horses, harneacroorns, double coach-house, with lofts and men servants rooms over. Detached are the erections of dairyman's house, five cottages, cow and cart lodges, open stable, piggeries, mushroom-house, and every other requisite building; together with 115 ACRES of rich ARABLE PASTURE, and WOOD LANb , In a high state of cultivation, the whole within a ring fence. The Ifoise is surrounded by thriving plantations, pleasure and framing-grounds, two fish-ponds, handsome lawn, productive flower and kitchen gardens, enclosed by brick wells. It is seated on an eminence, commanding most delightful and picturesque views of the surrounding scenery, and of a finely.woosled rich and fer tile country ; is distant about three miles from Flimwell, five from t:ranbrook, three and a half from Sandhurst. five from Roberts bridge, ten from Tenterden, fourteen from Tonbridgs, nineteen from Hastings, twenty from Alaidstone, and forty-right from Lon don ; and universally allowed to be the most perfect and desirable of the description in the county, as the residence of a gentleman. Note.—Four thousand pounds may remain on mortgage, and im mediate 'possession may hue haul. Lot 4. A FREEHOLD LSTATE, called CANALS, in the parishes of Ilairkhursi and Sailliiir;r, contiguous to Lot I ; corn. prising 3 acres of hop, arable, and wood land, with a stone-built cottage thereon ; possessing flue peculiar advantage of a strong (lialybcate Spring, of the Sight properties as those of Tunbridge %Vella This estate has a vote for Kent and flosses. 101 3 . A FREEHOLD ESTATE. called EAST HEATH FARM, adjoining Moor House lamb, in the parish of Hawk. hurst ; comprising . 104 acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood lands, with superior farm-house, two cottages, oast-house, and other buildings thereon. Lot 4. A FREEHOLI) ESTATE, called THORPS and STREAM FARM, in the road from Ilawkliurst Moor to Sand- burst ; consisting of 51 sacs of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land, with farm-house and other buildings thereon. Lot S. A FREEll(lblit ESTATE, called LITTLE WIG SELL, in the parishes of Sailhurat and Hallam, in the county of Sussex ; containing 242 ICI CS, of hop, arable, pasture, and woud land, with Tarot-house, cottage, oust-house, and other buildings. 3,10.11. may remain on iiinrtg:Lige, Lot G. A FREEHOLD I...STATE, Tithe Free, called RED LANDS ; containing 1115 acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land, in the parish of Sin:burst, on the east side of the town of Ro bertabridge, in the county of Sussex, with escelletit (Ann-house, twit-house, and other buildings; in the occupation of Sir. Samuel Weeks. Lot 7. THREE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD COT TAGES, near the Church, at Ilawkl ♦ ,urst. Lot V. A FREEHOLD HOUSE, contiguous to Lot 7, with 12 Acres of arable and pasture land, with cottage, barn, and build ings thereon ; in the occupation of Mn. Jesse Oregano. Lot 9. A FREEHOLD HOUSE and 111 A I,TINO, with 8 acres of land, with a lish-ptinil, adjoining Lot 8; in the tenure of Serjetatt and Piper. Ltitlo. TWO COPIMOLD COTTAGES, adjoining Ilawk., l hunt Moor, with large garden ; in the tenure of Hopkins and Roberts. hot 11. A FREE !If 41.14 COTTAfiE,with OA RI)EN, bound. ed by the toad, form the Moor to Highgate in the tenure chard Piper. Lot 12. A FREEIIOLD ESTATE, called BISHOPS, in the parishes of l'tanbreok and Ilawkhurst, contiguous to the turnpike road; consisting of 12S acre.; of hop., arable, pasture, and wood land, with bunt-house, oast-Louse, and other buildings ; in the oc cupation of Mr. Kemp. Lot 13. A FREEIIOLI) ESTATE, called STONE MARSH, in the parish of Stone, in the Isle of (limey, in the comity of Kent, within three miles of Rye; containing 5:2 seem of excellent pasture in five inelosuren. Lot 14. A Funt:ll()Ln ESTATE. adjoining the preceding Lot, called STONE 31ARSII ; consisting of 14 Acres of arable land, in the tenure of Mr. Snringett. hot 15. A FREEHOLD I«.sTATE, known as EAST IIA T. TOMS, is the parish of Rolvenden, within four wiles of Tenter den, consisting of 24 acres, in three inelosares. Lot 18. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in (blemish of Ninfield, in the county of Sussex - in the occupation of Mr. Landsell ; con sisting of 22 acres of arable. pasture, and meadow land, with farm house and other buildings thereon. Lot 17. A LOrrHOLD COTTAGE, in the_parish of Heath. field, in the county of Sussex, called LITTLE SMITHS; in the tenure of Mr. Jarman. _ ___ . Lot 18. A FREEHOLD AND (OPYIIOI/1) ESTATE, in the parish of Waldron, in Suawx, known as SHAIII"S COR NER ; containtng 16 acres of amble, meadow, pasture, and wood land, in the oerupation of Mr. Gold h. lon One may be viewed by TieLna, which with particular' may be had of Ille.sra. liregson and Fonnereau, Solicitor', Angel. court, Throgrnorton.strret, London ; and the remaining Property, by pcnnistion of the Tenants. Printed particulars had at theQucen's Ilawklmrst : Hare and !founds, Flimwell; Near •e, Cranbro tk ; Swan, Sandhurst ; Oemge. Itoliertabridite ; It'oolpack. 'fence rden ; George, Rye ; the Sumex Iltxcl, Tonbridge `Veils; Rose and Crown, Tort bridge ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Maidstone ; Swan and l'a'the, Hastings; (fringe, Battle ; Star. Lewri ; l'hequera, Lam berhurst ; Crown, Seyenitsf.s; George, Farida,rough; the White Hurt, Bromley ; Green 11un, Bitte:ht^lll: of Mr. \Maher, Surveyor, Ilurst's Orrin ; at the Atte:ion dart ; anti of Drayton and Ventam, Auctioneers, Surveyors. and Estate Agents, ;17, I Leadenhall-greet, where Plans of the Prcperty may be inspected. And TWO FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES and PRE3II6E.S, the one situated No. 111, the corner of Trinity. lane and Thames -street, in the city of London ; and the other No. IV, in Trinity-lane adjoining; in the occupation of Mewls. and Palmer, at nett rents amounting to 1421. per annum. May be viewed by applying at Langley Cottage ; and parti culan had previous to the sale of Mr. Lucas. solicitor. Not ' tingham-street, &Imp-la-bonne; Mr. Dunn, upholsterer, Brum ley; at 'Le Swan, West Wickham; Bell, Bromley ; Greyhound, Croydon; Mitre, Greenwich; Greyhound, Dulwich and Syden ham ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No." Poultry, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. !MECO' TILT HOUSE, CAVENDISH-SQUARE. Furniture, magnificent Glasses. superb Tapestry, &c. Hy Mr. OX EN,' AM, On the Premises, THIS and following DAY, at 12, without relay; T" genuine and appropriate FURNITURE, and numerous: valuable Effec:s, the property of Field Mar shal Earl Harcourt, comprising ancient cenpoy bedsteads, with da. mask and other hangings, sets of rich cabriole chairs and sofas, Ax minster and Brussels carpets, magnificent French plate glasses, of very large dimensions, in curious old carved iuid gilt frames, richly carved pier tables and incoigneurcs, wish rare marble slabs, cabs meta, commodes, screens, chandeliers, old or.molu clocks, superb tapestry, in fine preservation, damask hangings and window cur tains, the furniture of the bed-chambers, secondary apartments and offices, Dresden and other Porcelain, table and bed-linen, marble sculptures, &c. May be viewed. Catalogues may be had on the premiers, and of Mr. Oxenham, Auctioneer and Appraiser, 343, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon. COFFEE. COCOA PASTE. PREPARED CHOCOLATE, AM) EXTRACT OF TURKEY COFFEE. lIEACON and CO., of the Coffee Mart and Tea and Sugar Warehouse, No. 2, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, Lon don(two doors from Fleet Market), beg to inform the Public and the Trade, that a great Reduction has taken place in the Price of Coffee in the Market, and they have in conssquence Lowered their Prices considerably. The Public may depend upon being sup plied as usual with the very best description of Coffee that can be procured. DEACON and CO. are also Manufacturers of the Extract of Turkey Coffee, in half.pint bottles (a very superior article to any thing of the kind hitherto offered); also Cocoa Paste, in earthen pots; and Prepared Chocolate, in pound and half-pound eannis ters. _ _ _ kmm the facility with which these articles are prepared for the breakfast table (vim in leas than one minute, and without boiling), and the superior quality of the same, render them highly advanta geous articles of consumption, not only to private individuals, but ahro to Hotels, Taverns, Coffee !louses, and Public Assemblies, or indeed wherever despatch or a superior cup of coffee, chocolate, or cocoa, is a desideratum. LAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND, TIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms • se cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a le and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur rie, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, ?or Home Dee, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bal ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, he. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, fiXonl Knots, Sashes, Belts, ani,l Plonk, & c. &c. • The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ks Horse Clothing, merit inspection. from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment arc warranted, art that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, Is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Beady Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. N.11.--To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Clisr.ge. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Rape, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. E:•TABLISHED MEMEINEs. FNEIVIIERY and SONS, Proprietors of Doctor a James's, and other valuable Medicines, caution the Public against counterfeits, which are now but tao common, and acquaint them that none but the genuine are sold at their Warehouse, No. IS, in St. Paul's Church-yard, the third house from Cheapside. s.d. ad. Dr. James's Powder . 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodcldoc 2 9 —l2in a bottle .24 0 Camomile Drops . I 9 Analeptic Pills . 4 6 Convulsion Oil .2 6 —6in a family box -24 4 Paregoric Lozenges 1 Dolby's Carminative .• 1 9 Bilious Pills (Newberry's) 2 9 Collins's Cephalic Snuff 1 4 Dimmed of Coltsfuot -3 1 Sly. Spenee'a Dentrilice • 0 English Coffee - 2 9 The authenticity of the above will be ascertained by the name of " F, Newbcry" being engraved in the stamps. Dr. Solander's Tea - 2 9 I Dr. llooper's Pills . 1 Aml every other Medicine of repute. Wholesale allowance to Merchants, l'aptains,&c. FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. 'N this PREPARATION are all the Me dicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Rout, even to a perfect saturation of the Menstrum with which it is prepared. To such persons therefore, whn, from various census, WOlllll es perirncegrent inconvenience, or with whom it would be utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, the Fluid Extract, which poasemas the silvan:ages of portability, and of keeping in any climate, will he found a most desirable mode of employing this much-esteemed edicine. _ _ . The Ihicases in which it has proved most beneficial arc Close of the Skin, such as the Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Disease', Se. condary Symptoms, thc. arising from a diseased state of the System at large. It is taken itk water, rendering it of theist= strength as the Decoction. Sold in Bottles, at 4s. Gd. and 7s. tkl. by Butlers, ('hemists, 4, Clieapsitle. St. Paul's, and '2211, Recent-street (near the .trgyll !(ooms), London ; and by the principal 31erlicine Venders through out the I inited Kingdom. o .° lie careful tomtit for Butkus' Fluid Extract of Sanapatilbs. 111 rZOVILMINT OF TIIF 01. D TOWN.—We have to COO gratulate our fellow-citizens on an important step being taken towards carrying into t•ffect the splendid improve ments lately proposed to be made on the ancient part of the city. The notice required by a standing order of the House of Commons has been given, of application beirg to be made in the ensuing session of Parliament, for a bill to authorise the two entranci to the city from the south and west ; and the same bill is also intended to give powers for opening a communication from Merchant-street to the South Bridge ; for levelling the High-street, and repairing the venerable cathedral of St. Giles ; and for construct ing common sewers. Should this bill pass during next Session, and the Commissioners avail themselves of the low rate of interest, and anticipate the assessment by bor rowing, we may, perhaps, sze these improvements (and they are, without doubt, the most important that have yet taken place in this city) in full operation by this time twelvemonth.—E.linhsrgh roper. Not less than 4,000 houses have lately been built at Binuinghain: and Liverpool is enlarging itself with no less rapidity. ...... . Nov. 2 Robert Pratt, Bolywell-street, Ironfounder, tt teclet, at the Bankrupta' Court. Nov. 8. Henri Withington, Manchestac, silk-manufacturer, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Oct. 30. Samuel Carter, Stratford, cheesemonger, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 2. Preach Booker, Manchester, and James Watt, Preston. cotton-manufacturers, at one, at the Star lan, Manchester. Nov. 2. Thomas Statile, Bing-street, Seven-dials, stove-grate manufseturei, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Oct. 23. John Forbes, Osford-suvet, chemist, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 8. John Poi Seaton, Pontefract, beaker, at eleven, at the Red I,ton Inn, Pontefract. Nnv. R. Robert Felton, Lawrence Pnuntney-lane, London, hop merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 6. Andrew Burnett, Lida-street, cabinet-maker, at dem, at the Bankrupts C-curt. Nov. 6. Edward Freers, Birmingham, merchant, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Tcmple.row, Birmingham. Nov. 2. Thomas Home, late of Bishops Castle, Salop, mercer, at ten, at the Castle Inn, Bishop's Castle. Nov. 11. Charles Thick, late of Shaftesbury, Dorset, dealer, at eleven, at the Grosvenor Arms Inn, Shaftesbury. Nov. 3. Henry Dark, Bath, woollen-draper, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 2. Andrew Anderson, Lloyd's Coffee-house, master mariner-- Thomas Smyth, Fore-street, Exeter, bookseller—Joseph Wag staff', %Forrester, saddler—James Brewie, Southwick, Durham, ship-builder—William Clarke, Manchester, victualler—William Dew Pread-street, Paddington, stone-mason—lsaac Ablett, Buck lersbOry. London, fustian and velveteen mannfactarer—Robert James, Stint Martin's, Stanford Baron, Northampton, Veterinary Surgeon. PA RTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. ..... • ..... William Mitchell and Thomas Baldwin, Manchester, weft and waste dealers--George and Rd. !Bunn, Thetford, paper-makers— John Rolfe and George Hanel', Hampton, brewers—William Careless, pen., Careless, jun., and James Careless, Man chester, cheatmongers (as far as regards the said James CarAess) —William Sanders and Thomas Jones, Portland-equare, Bristol, surgeons. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STOURBRIDGE RACES. TUIPTAT. OCT. 5.. A Secepstakes of 10 so;:e7cii, — iti2 - oaided, for all ages. Two • toile heats. Mr. Geary's b. c. Libertlne.l;Worti, Set. 71b. - I Mr. Gisborne's br. c. by }Mho da Puta, 4 yrs, Set. 71b. 3 3 2 Sir W. Wynn's b. Belmont, 5 yrs, flat. 31b. - I 2 dr A Hunters' Stakes of 5 soy. each, with 23 added, for homes not thorough-bred, &c. Three mils beats. (Seven subscribers.) Sir T. E. Winninton names b. m. by Woodman, ard, 12st. I Mr. Webb's b. 1. G lebe, 4 yes, Ilst. . . - 2 2 WEDNESDAY. The Town Subscription Plate of 301. added to a Sweeptakes of Sys env. each, for all ages. Two mile heats. Lord Anson's b. c. brother to Patriarch, 4 yes old . 1 1 Mr. Bcardsworth's b. c. Libertine, i yrs old . - .2 dr Mr. Hickman named b. g. Tipple Cider, aged - . 3de The Worcestershire Stakes of 10 soy. each, with 20 added by the County Members, for bones not thoroughbred. Two mile heats. Mr. Grazebrook named b. g. Tipple Cider, aged . 1 1 Mr. Webb's br. m. Roaina, 5 yes . . .2 dr 41 . 3faearoni Stakes of five soy. with 30 added from the Fault, for homes not thorough bred, and bona fide the property of sub scribers. Two mile heat.. Mr. Bradley's br. h. Lottery, 6 era old Alr. Tongue', hr. h. Alfred, aged Mr. Webb's ch. tn. /Late, 6 yt. old -. I I .- 2 2 - - die RUNTINO APPOINTMENTS. The East Suet :a fox-hounds will meet to-morrow at Laugh_ tun ; cat Saturday it Newiek Park ; and on Monday next at Lan Dean—each day at ten. The Brookside harriers meet foe the season on Mondays at New. ; Wednesdays, Lewes race-course (on the alternate Wednesday at the Kennel); and Fridays at Telescombe Tye—at ten. The Oakley hounds meet to-day at Doi-ilium; to-morrow at Broniham ; and Saturday at Woolarton--at eleven. The Somerset subscription fox-hounds meet on Friday at Win. down, Encuore, at half-put :en. At the Inglewood hunt on Thursday, a fine stag, supplied, as usual, by that true sportsman, E. Hasid!, Esq. of Dalentain, was turned off' near to Maiden Hill, amidst a numerous assemblage of people, and a greater number of horsemen than has been witnessed for many years. He was aiseararestird at ten minutes past one o'clock. and went oft' In the finest style, and from the direction be took, afforded spectators a fine view. He crossed the road leading from Carlisle to Penrith, direct to Newton, thence returning and re-mating the Carlisle road. near Ilowscar ' to the Low Mill. rear llazonby, where he was taken, after a tine chase of nearly five hours; and considering the length of the chime, and numerous high walls which were presented to the horsemen, eery few of them were spilt. TROTTING lIIATCRES nx CIIZILIISTORD Coname.—The two matches for one hundred sovereigns each, the tirtit for Mr. Godfrey's Bacchanal to trot against Mr. Wilmot', Virgin, eight miles ; and the neat for Mr. W. Dywan's Lancashire mare to trot sixteen toilet in one hour took place on Monday morning; the brat match to carry Hat. each, and the second feather weight. namely, fiat. 12Ibs. The mares were the favourites at trifling odds. The course is called two miles. The horses trotted together. Baccha nal in thirty minutes and ten seconds, and Virgin in thirty-onc notes anal twenty-c4,tht secor.ds. DAMS' STRAITS WHALE FISHERY. DIINDIEt. OCT. 7.—This morning the f.):lowing .information has been received. and officially annoanced :—The 91ary leaner., of !lull, left the fiching ground on the 9th t'lt., and brings the low ing accoun.s of the Mundee rcssele Achilles, 2 fish ; 5 ; Advice. 2; Dorothy. 2: Fairy. 2: Friendskip, 3; Princess Charlotte, 3; Thomas, 4; Three Brothers, 3. The grneral pression here is, that the fishing will be decidedly unsuccessful ; considcralik speculations have been made in consequence t but as the date is not given at what period of the season the Mary Frances spoke those vessels, no conclusive Inference could be drawn. Ocr.ll.—By a private letterfrom Strome*, received this man irg, the Dorothy. of this place, is reported to have 2 fish. and the Fairy A ; none of the others are mentioned. These accounts are by the Cato, of Hull, ofihtroninesa, with 6 fish, 00 tuna. The fishing is re meted to be generally , had. OCT. I.—Off the port. the Mary Frances. Wilkie. son, from Davis' Straits, with 13 fish, about 140 tuns. Captain IVilkinsou reports the average of the fishery to the ffth ult. was about 35 tuns to each ship. Monday afternoon, the house of Mr. Wr;ght. jeweller and silversmith, Ilarlevford-place, Kennington -columns. wis robbed by a gang of thieves, who cut two squares of glue out of the shop-window. and swle two cards of vshs.. able gold rings, and other articles, to the mootint of about SOL with which they decamps . ' unwvu. This daring act was committed while Mr. 11 right was at tea in a parloiit adjoining the shop, and although be was freqnently in the shop during tea-time, he heard not the slightest noise, and it was not till some time after (having occasion to go to the window), that he discovered his loam The police was im mediately informed of the transaction, but the villains hi therto have eluded all search. The discovery of the robbery was made as early as five o'clock in the afternoon. I 1 1 i