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~~i • •., I/ ,t,e,/4/71ee„.d mil.. • - _ stt r + tit ( H I /7/ • ;:•FT r I I I /7. 4 ... O7' ma° :Ito NO. 6,873. LONDON, MONDAY; DECEMBER 13, 1824. Price 741. PORT OP LONDON, Dec. 11, Ina. FOB SALE. tttnwiuio*eri of hie rm ali. . B 4l :Antil ww . te r . its e g epep he . C :11.14 Iluuni, $t CLuef h Dromel44veirt, ni DA Y, the 27th Decembe;, 18.21, „, i Ins Wel.)ek ready, A tr:ANTI V OF LEAF TOBACCO.AND BIANUFACTUBED _ This day is published, la am handrinmely printed is harp type. and on fine paper, price 8..41. to hoards. Pr E SUNDAY MORNING AND EVENING .a. LESSONS. taken fruni the 0I.) TESTAMENT; with short Notes. To which see subjoined, the proper Pashas fa:parti cular days. Printed for C. and J. Airington, St. Paul's Churchyard; sad Wsterlon.place, •.• Thin may be had in plain or elegant bindings, either wish or witinaut the New Testament. ADAPTED TO MONA. DUFIErri "'TEN. This day la puldislied, price ifs. in one vol. live. boards. AN EASY, NATURAL. and RATIONAL MODE of TEACHING and ACQUIRING the I'ItEXCH LA N GDADE, on a Plan entirely new. in which the Anomalies and Irregularities of Vert* are dearly demonstrated and roticeed to rule. The whole deducted from the Philosophy of tie Lailtspge, I and an Analysis of the Human *Md. Ily 'WM. 14. PYIBUS. Printed for J• Pouter, School Libray, 73, St. Paul's Ciiumh. yard. SALtE BY AUCTION. I PROM SAtURDAT ivisirrs G.4zE:rm. MEnsillS. COLT,INSON. POTTA . AND CrEf.f.TICSON'S A Adod-diry Ora. De% 11. CAPIT.II. 111.1NUFACTI . .TRLD STOCK. , letter has bten rerwred iron: (;onitr. ..lote fiat:, Cll., enrn• Ily Mr. 1111I.LOCK, kaq. and date.: at board hi t M a j es t y ' s Al p Liff e y, ' inandinx his laiesty's ships in :lie 1;:st I:w.es, a•:drsasal to John On Ole Premises. Cheniesoitrect, Bedhost -square. TO-MIIBROW ' WiLion Croker and Two following D a y s , at T we lv e , in co ns equen c e o f t h d oltßargotw, the 211th of 3lay Iw. in whie!: the Commodity ie. lf aalhatirel of Partnersh:p. .we.din ,owpariv of the Sikh 1 ports the ocropstion of t h a t Oar: hy the land forces. under the IHE Entire r and Goirdino STOCK of super:or .CABI. eirnutani of Baiga i li e r.Gen t r a l Si r Archttsalti Catnybtli. and She ET and I:PHOI.ST CR y li I /4)DS, the whole compoled Pmcce hugs of a de:Achim/8A sent up !helical frani t!.c I.,ti. y, ono., . , r o .ire best .Materials, a::d mato:net:red by the line hands; cow. tb' ''"lcrs of LaCatiaant James iVilhinsen. o` . that shin. swum prising three awnsl full site binged tables of peculi„. ~c,:iienci pan . ted by one hundred men of the i c . ecowi e nt, un d er C a p ta i n B eac h, f or t h e purls*: of d estroying *Jiro noble pedestal and other anio.boards ; Parisian. winged. and plait wardrobes, chests of drawers., beilsteps. t0i'...1 tables, Wowing stands, - I tucbld'i• for med by th e ehetuf on the hanks of the roe,. beautiNl tosewood centre wid otatv tables elaborately can ; ' This sns.ce wit cifsetually performed, the detachment landiag sofa, card, and lathes' work dittn, library, 'bergier. and &wont • in o ne Instance immediately In la" of the r inciPla moan& i !h » cagy chum Grecian couches in canvas and twittered scrxr.s. writ.. enen.v t m` d . "'lnd:Pd hum the se'sr 4 P"toolls• the stotkadol 4 " - lea tables, patent dinioe lair.), tie plate glasses, s.ita of.nialtageny . eroyed., and the callages blow ; a::d the Commodore expresses his and eusetrood chairs. hatistaiitia. dinner trays, ex per.stre patter:, . sense of th! real a nd gal:dd.:l dispLe)ed by the of :era and inea chairs, and a vari et y o f articles of the best deseripti.m. Thy whole i eintsloytd .4 3 th e occas i on . of which must be sold without the 141lallest reacrwatton, and may b e 1 The tePowing ia a return of the yC1 , 4111l wrinnded in the ye r. viewed this day. and catalogues hod tat 61. each) on the Praxises ; • f `"lntmet of the above service :-.l.lelltetiita Jansen Wilkausoa ; and of Mr. Bullock, 211, High Holborn. Win. Ans•in, seaman, Weer dra: ; Robert :i:m. di:to : Thora4l , . Jones fl is ditto ; Wan Perzussen,•ditto, slightly ; Win. Johh ston, dins, ditto; Henry Browii, ditto, ditto: Julia Beetle'', ditto. th:nr ; Walter Galway, arnionrer's mate, ditto. eisgsra, Cheroots, Britisb and Foreign Snuff. The said Gaud , to be Mewed at the King's 'Subsea) IVarehooss, ,cdon Ducks, alit days on:runts to the day of Sale, where Cam. f ee be had at ed. each. sell(1t)l. PRIZEs AND CH RISTNIAs }71 . 4 /DS of SI7HIN /LS, PRIVATI'. TEACJ f- I LIN. and I'ARENT3, a::oat to select their halflearly Prises, or Christmas Preen', a:e invitee to inspect the extenniee Collection of Books select-11 for that purpose, and kept Li a great variety of Pandingi. By J. FON:TER., At the School Library. 73, North side , 01 st. Paul's Chareh-yanl, near the Chapter !!oust. -------- ryuNDATIt)NS 4:ISRMAN Y.—APPEAL to lb* j BENEVOI•ENT.--Ths devastations lately caused b i ub: Lu ff.)w 4 the riven; to tiernsane, and particularly in the Duchy o f Baden, the Hosian Provinces on the Ithinc, Bavaria, sad IVunenstieng, hove °impelled nearly SUASUII pour sutlerers to 4 .ptai fat relief, in their &boast indescribable distress, to toe dish utile British nation. Tnnimeit whole districts the waters have swept off every descrip. property, and all their little farniing stuck. At this period the year the severity ,d the weather, much more intense there flea is Enxlanel, add* so their misery; and a more pliable case vas hardly ever laid before that DAIIUD whose benevolence has never been called upon Ili vain. By ter the . g reater part of these unfortunate people have nu tonics families, and are at this bionietit to want of every necessary of llir. In making their melancholy situation known to Great Britain, Mr. V. Sl. Kothschild entertains a kW hope, that these 11111114.1VU1l oiloas will not be the tiro Boni whom the proverbial benevolence e•st.o nation will In widtheld. j . I II ILITARY PROMOTIONS. Amount of Subscriptions already advolisetl, l 1,7 A I Os. 6.L :abate:lotions received at 31r. L. a. N.M. lottischild'a I Philo , Ilughei, Evq. 3 0 Z. a. .1t Mews. moth, Payne, and iL 1.. Charm, Esq. 6 5 I to.'s. .:. B. .. 2 2 Sic Charles itr.ssu 2 2 Amer. Gr.% Capper and 31t4ses. J. L.L.totuve and Nvp3c , -. 10 le Co. - 5 0 nooks for Sab%criptions are upc.i at 51cvvrs....trith, Payne, and timgh's; llesstv. Alvateranta, Peters, 51 ildred, )lavtercian, and 14:I; and at 31r. N.. 11. Itotinclidtra. SMITHFIELD CLUB. rpm: GRANIi ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SI U of I PRIZE CATTLE, AGRICULTURAL Di PI, I:- MENTS. Lid MACHINES, DOW holding et Studler's Itcwsitury, itto.:l-atteet, WILL CLOSE THIS EVENING. ANNUA I, DINNER OF THE S:111T1IFIE1,1) C1,1;11. flillE Members of this Club, and such lig:nth:lmo who may favour the Club with their Company, will dine Tills PAV (MONDAY Ikeember 134), at Flee clock, at the Free. masocs"farcm. where Tickets at 10s. tech may be hail, and the taltng of such early in the day will be esteemed a favour. Atier, Dinner, the PREMIUMS, amounting to 130 guipeas, will br publicly awarded, with suitable remarks front the Chair, to tweaks of the several successful Candidates at thr Show. ts. use I Pinner. the Annual Meeting nt the Club will be held, for auditing Arcutints electing Officers, new Members, Ac. dic Tavern, at Three o'cl ock recuely. VENTISH RAILWAY (70MPANY.—Nl/TICE is n. hereby given, That any Persons who have applied for Shares to this Company, anti have not paid in their deposit of I!. per Shan on the Shares for which they pare tendered, most do so in the coarse at MI IN 1.1. NEXT, between the hours of Nina and fire, to Mists. Sir 11 . . Kay, !'rice, 3larryatt, and Coleman, 'frowsy& or the Company, Mansion !louse -street, as the Uirec en will immediately proceed to alt:• consideration of the very nu t:grout apploattions which have been received. Ity order of the I lirettors, lIENIIV HYDE, Secretary. X, New Iltoad-street, Dec. 11, art_ I. NEXT THIJItsIMV I/1511. *the oh! State Lottery (Mims, 1, ( I and V. Charing-moss, London, earnestly solicits public at- Imam to the approaching Lottery Schram, as decidedly the best ad most advantwous for adventurers that he has ever had the krour eh submitting to their notice, which a very short statement al prow. Fur instance, NLXT THIIIISI/A V the two First l'rizes drawn out of the Wheel will each have 211,11041/. There will bet hie Thomism! Prises tura that Ihir, consequently, all the other l'apitals may be Clem hut at all events the 9'll / 29,00111. 311;ST III; 1/11,1 N ; w: those persons who purchase now will have the chance of oh. ming them (somebody must iret them). end after that I/ay's basing 'lvry may return their Ticket , and tilts:es, whether drawn • irairawtt, and receive lutrk all the Money they yak! for them, • oral/ hi the following trilling iltditetioris, which in tact is sl dui rota a— lbduction on a It'hole Ticket . £4 IV 0 Induction tau a sixteenth - . 11 V I it Inv : 4 11:111, A in the usual proportion. Thov ion told to return their l'tekets or Shares mast do so before option craven an that lint-. ICIILNIE CONTAIN. TWI (hand Prizes of .t:tll,lliM T‘VI) - of . 1:211,00n1 And numerous other Capitals. forming an aggregate of Two Itundto! mid Six Thousand (Inc Hundred and Sixty Pounds in Yrs... vitt not a single Blank throughout the whole Lottery ! A tat:iti ot Numbers are on Sale he 151511. 1. Pornhill : and IA halve-cross, who bold in the drawings of the 3th of ( lesolgr tatlllut Norendirr, I . . . ..C3O.IYNI . . - . No. 099 - - - !`I1) OM NI Awl Twentr-tire tither Capitals ; ►lan the First :1tt.14111/. ; tha lAA ANC.: and in I kw Lottery, All the Three NUMMI. ! NEN] . 11111. 1 11S1)AY DRAWING BEGINS. Just published, price Ith. &I. in boards, I. FISHE SPIRIT of the A/URN.% I.S for 1 ssts ; being an impartial Selection of the best Essays, Jews d'Ettprit. and Tales of 11111111011 f (with suitable Embellishments), forming a most entertaining Volume either tor the Library, Fireside, or Post chaise. t. A New I&litinn of the Volume for 1825, containing ' brills the Selection of the Vent, all the Poetry of the John Bull from the commencement of that Paper, the whole of the celebrated Parodies cm Moore's 51cloilies, hr. Price les. M. in boards. 3. TIME :$ TELESCOPE foe the YEAR 1825; or, A won pieta Huide to the Almsnack : containing an Explanation of Saints Ihys and Holidays. Illustrations of British History and Antiqui • ties, Astronomical Occurrences, the Naturalist's Diary, &c. The whole intcrspercd with a great Variety of original and selected l'ovtrr. With Illustrations. Priee th. in boards. 4. l'he I.I,EASCItES of PIETY, with Other l'oems. By llln IPickinem. Price 181.5 d. in boards. . _ •• This little tribute to the Muses is evidently the production of a cultivated l, imbued withandable sympathies, with religious fervour, and deep susceptibility to the beauties of nature. Some passages will bear a favourable comparison with the best didactic poetry of the day.•'-31tinhly Magazine. L The BEAUTIES of MODERN LITERATURE. la Verse and Prose. To which is praised, a Preliminary View of the Literature of the Age. By M. 11 6 Dermot, km. Author of a Critic d Dissertation on Taste, fcc. Elegantly printed in an Bro. 'oblate, price I is. in boards. This work comprehends the spirit of English literature through out the !elf. its contents comprising a variety of interesting and very diversified subject,. accompanied with critical remarks. C. T.II.ES of MODERN DAYS. By Miss Barber. Con taiiiing-1. The Spanish Brothers, or Annals of the House de, V—; 2. The Robber's Child, or Cie Welsh Mountaineers; 3. Matilda, or a Wife's Fortitude. Price es. in boards. Very pleasingly written. This volume may be put with ad vantage into the hands of any young person. The Robber's Child is a very pretty tale. The language is good, and the morality un eseeptiotiable."—Literary Gazette. 7. The DEIINIIT in EDINI B ; or, Sketches of Man ners and Real Cherarters and Scenes in the Drama of Life. In 3 vols. price Ilk. in boards. " The reader who turns over these pages in quest of • Life in Edinburgh,' will find abundance of character ezhibited in a very piquant manner."—C llarstte. hi. A NEW GUIDE to PARIS, front the latest Observations; being altered and enlarged from the Work entitled " How to en joy Paris ." By Peter Italic. Third Edition. Illustrated with 3laps and Plates. price Ills. in boards. •• This work forms the most comprehensive Guide hitherto pub lished. anti is also calculated for the entertainment and information of persons who, without visiting, are desirous of becoming ac quainted with the 31etropolis of France. To a stranger it is highly Instructive. We hesitate not to pronounce it the best Guide to Pa ris chant."—Literary Chronicle. IVOLSEV TIIE tAIIDINAL. ANI) lIIS TIMES, l'ottrtly, Political, tied Ecclesiastical. By George Howard, Esq. Author of Lady Jane Grew and lien Times. Elegantly printed in nem and embellished with a finely-engraved Portrait and Auto _ graph. and numerous Cuts, price Its, in boards. • 6 Works of the kind before us are eacelleutly fitted to supply the defects in history. where a leading personage may not have his proper share of distinction, and the result be much the same as spoiling • drama, by curtailing the acts and speeches of the princi pal character."--lientleman's Blagazine. 19. A CRITICAL 'DISSERTATION ces the NATURE and PR INC I P IiES of TASTE. By M. 111•11erinot, Esq. Elegantly printed in lbso. price Its. in boards. In this volume the various theories adopted by fortnee writers are critically eineninixl, the author entering into • philosophical Investigation of all the important questions connected not only with Taste itself, but with its proper objects. 'rite work will be found to contain, in all respects, an original view of tbe subject, both in design and execution. 11. The IONIAN; or, Woman in the Nineteenth Century., Ily Miss Benoit. Author of • Village Conversations,' • Temple of Truth,' &c. Elegantly printed in three volunita, price If. la. in boards. _ . . _ •"flic style of this work is glowing, energetic, and ardent. The author has not only rendered it truly onerviiting front beginning to roil, but she liar also strongly incakated those principles of 11111_ rality, niigunt, piny, and rinue, without which all works of reel_ ing and imagination are pigeon to the mind that fuels any charm in their intluence."—European M gazi ne. 12. A 1 1 1111A/SOPllll'Al. INQIIIRY into theSOERCE of the PLEASCRES derived front TRAGIC REPRESENTA TIONS. Preenled by • Critical Etansinstion of the Tanen* Theories adopted on the Subject by the English, French, and German Philopooltent. By .M.M.Bermot, Esq. A uthoe of ' A l'et. tital Ilte•ertalittn on 'Coate.' Ac. This book is ably and i3structively writtch."—Gentlemsh's Mr parity. Prrtted for Jones, aLti Co. Fateroostadow. DR. FIITHEIWILLI3 FEMALE PILLS. Fr 11 ESE PI LLS hare been in insblie estimation for a very considerable now. and arc tound panicularly PCTVICe• able in removing Obstructions. and other Diseases to which Fe males, more especially the younger part, are liable ; they tend greatly to strengthen the Orrin' of the Stomach. correct bad Di gestion, remove Nervous tiuldinaw. (lead-ache, and as a Family Medicine, will be found generally useful. Sold in fluxes, at Is. 14d. and la. Ifrl., by Butler, Chemist, 4, rheapside, SS. l'aul's; 2210, itegent-street, near the Argyll Rooms. London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the rnited Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTIIEIiGII,IiS NERVOUS DROPS., On much cele brated fur their efficacy in Nervous Disorders, and their various dip treuins affections. as Oppression of Spints, Ilead-aehes, Lops of Al/pone. Indigastion„ spasms, Trenton, Fainting Fits, and De bility or Relaxation of the System. la Bottles, at 4s. 6d., I Is., aim! Ir.& The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the Bth day of Dee. 1024, is ::Os. 2;d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Cestonla paid or payable thereon on the htipottation thereof into them Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns Ketitai in the Week ending Dec. 4, 1824. Wheat. Barley. 1 lids. Nye. 1 Beare I Pena. g. d. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. d. 6k; 11 11 '23 6 40 6 42 2 46 7 War Ojf.z.:, Dec. 10,1%M. • 7.n Regiment of Thairotea uourds—Acting Att;otunt Joseph to be t.)rnet., witb...nt oar. 2,1 Iter u.ent of Dravons-:-Rtecet Astor John blilia to be Major, Ly vice Spenrs.s. who rm;reA. Littiger2L: IVilbar.. thymus to be Captain, by per. cba-e. %ice 3III:s. Gime: A IncoMer V. - aduun Wyrclbant t.; be Laatenatt, by pub chase, ?Ice flepmtn. 'nth &time= of lroet-..captaio: ?Lomat Andrew frees halfeay .ith Foot, to be Paymaster, vier Maclanrir., appatntad to the tekit Foot. . SSA thtto—L:emenant William - Rei! Co be Captain, rise Sheehy, deemed. 40th Moo—Richard Normar.. Gent. to be Ensiga, without pur chase, rice Popham. ' , minors:. 241 %Vest India Ite,giment—Captain Samuel Workman, f:em the 31 Wtet Inlla Ite: s iment„ to be Captain, G:orge Jack, who retires upon hall.pay 1M Wist India Itegitnat. _ _ HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Inspector Thorri7s (Instr.:rig, front the har-psy, to be De. rani Inspe•tor of Hospital.. Dtputi I:.pector Thotm.4 tiunning to Le Inspector of nospitais for the nt trice of the TVest Indies only. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Benjamin Laing, late of Feachurcie-street, Lottlor, "Lip. °woo% .111,INKRITTS. ...... . Jchn Mtn, redme-Selavo.i, cmtnerset, cotmer, to surrender, December l a , N. and January 22. at eleven, at Me Wunv. Frone-Selwood. Aolicitors, Mr. James flartle•, New Bred4c.s:reet, lilaciditars, lacnddn ; and .11r. Ilene, From: Ja.nes, Vickctan, 61inreditch, 3liddl•vwx. grocer, Member If, at eloren, January I, and V, ut tc• , at tin: Bankrupts` Cout:. 11r. Robinson, Wa:!•fook. Want Powell, 1 per North-place, Graer-Int.lane• Mae. 31iddlesec. plumber. I)ecenthcr 11%. at amen. 21. anti Jan. 22, a: ten, at . the Bankrupts' Curt. Solicitor, Amid. Catolinc. street, Bedford-square. Samuel Radford, Chiswt•ll.strcet. Middlesex., victualler, Ite:Nrt . her 14, 21, and Jaouary 22, at twrlve, at the Bankrupts' Cour, Solicitors, Mom. Martineau anti Milton, Caret-street, Chaucer , lane. !larks Bond, Gravesend, Kent, victualler, I)ecztr.b.se 18 V', and January 22, at tselve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sill•encrs, 3lesars. Saunders, lleawoud, and 3lattlscwb, Uppir ThLues.ttrurt. London. James Phillips, Bedford -street, Corent-garden. 3liddleses. a-1 Finch.lane, Curnhill , London, nruncy-scrivener, ikcenibet 14, 21, anti January V, at she hankrupts' Court. lvh.:turs, sir. Wm. CBeckett, huldettoquare. Thomas Lingrord, Sloane-street, Chelsea, draper. Deeendaer 11, 21, and January 2'2, at twelve, at the Itankrupis' Crust. Subti ton, Mums. Gates and Hardwick, Cateaton-arrest. Hitbarthum Townend, hat4nannfaxtnrer. cesubcr IU, at eleven, January I, and 22, at twelve, at tbe lSaaa rupta' Cour. Solicitor, Mr. l'lnhon, Alark-lane. John Crossley, Holborn-bridge, cheesemonger, December IC. at eleven, January I. 22, at ten, at the 1; ykrupts' Court. steitators, Messrs. Walker. Rankin , and Hiehanly. lissingliall.street. Hobert Donsliery, ehitallields, naustard-manufarturer. December Id, at eleven, J:tnnary 4, at melte, and at tea, at the Ilankrupta' Court. Soliciters, 3lessrs. Birkett. Ta)lur, and Coy, Cloak-lane. .Jeremiah Gledhill. addlix, uzerebant, January 3, n, 2DIJ :2. at efecen, at the White Swan Inn, Zia Wax. SoLenora, Mr. Linu:ll Walker, Lincoln's Inn-fields; and Mr. Stead. Halifax. Philip Ball, l'ilevagiss,./, Cornwall, tn./instn. I.kermber January 19, and 22, at elerra. at the White Hart Inn, Sidicitors, Mr. :letry Conde, Veralam.buildings , Oray's-Inriv am. Messrs. Cuudt and Suns, St. Austell. George 31aron, Northampton, carpentis, lkeember 13, '2:l, ar.: January 22, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs It. and J. Patten ' Ilatton-garden. James Fuller, Bedford-place, Commercial-mad. 'data, Decerri• ber 14, 18, at eleven, and January 22, at twelve, at the Ilarkrimis' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Bailtleley, Leman.strret, tioodtmues.tields. . . . . James Ikuniel, Bedminster. - Somerset, cupcnter, Iletembc: 24, and January 2!, at one, at the Nominee I%i-ern, Wilco!. So licitors, Moan. /lord and Jolui:wri, King's Itencii.waik, and 31r. Goorge Edward Taylor, Bristol. John %Veldt, Princes-strcet, I.ambetli, japanned leather-mare factures. Wernher 14, at twelve, 21. at one, and Jatluary nt two, at the Ilankrupts' Cuurt. Solicauw, 11r. Watts, Lk-an., r.,'. Tooley-atreet. John Badhant, Clifton, Gloucester, caltinet.ttialzer, Decelnts3l 21, 22, and January 22, at ten, at the Rummer Tastra. Solicimrs, Messrs. flicks anti Braikenritige, Ija:ilrt~s - bwlSa a,. llolhorn ; and Mr. J. P. !lintel, Brirol. William Stevens, Alphington and Ileasitree, Devon, 1.11:: :r, 1/weather 241, TJ and January '22, at eicseti, at the t:eurge Axtninster. Solicitors, .Mr. Fanbank, Staple- l an; and 31:ss.s Kingdon and Cann, Culyton, Devon. I IN 1)1.1:S, Sillier lb.; waxed wick inoukla lid. Great C savantages fiw Cash or Credit. on the aunt terms, at DAI'II:S'S Okl Estahleated IVarehouse, 43, st. Marlin's-lane, irp,%•,e New slaughter'. I 'ollir.howie. 1: very article of the hest, 'lsiah ;mem a% tothiw :- -waged wick moulds, 7%. 461 . ref dmen (Wei Is. to tie. bd. ; line wax candles, :la 4,1. per lb. ; sperm asJln :a. NI.; palace was lights, 31.; ll'indsur and patent tor ls 4J.; brown V. indlor, Is. 9,1. ; tine scaling wax, is. lid.; ' , Air,: imp. ;Ws. pee cwt.; yellow, 525. ; cord, 84s. best sperm h. per gallon. (hinds forwarded to all parts of the world. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHIOUSIE, EXETER NDE, STRAND. THIS ()I T . r F . / 1"I'l NI.: IVARFAUIII.4E forms a ao- L rand dn , kian of Exeter 'Change, whirr may b• nen • to teal •ellmainuldetuml Stock of fashionable Carriage, ( ' a,. Tandem, l'hrietim, anti Chaise fineness, with every deserip tsrisf eldiunry. Ilistointt, and Side Saddles, for Mime Ilse. East 'WIC": Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp IL . , lcesto, Camp TaLlec and Chain. Cillin Mash-hand Stands. tiem Lamps, l'amel anal Bullock Trunks. Canteens completely IT neat and atom, at a moderate price. Sea 1;ota, I'a%es,l4e. A large assortment •• Inilts and lel:mitre Swonls, Epaulets, Sword Emits, Sashes. MN. and Mink, Sic. kr. The llernew and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win in horse Clothing. merit inspeetion, from their excellent quality, ivt le of workmanship, and 111011(1311: price. The whole of the Ar',l,l in this I:stoldishinent arc warninted, and that excellent Om. of lift, years %moiling, is strictly adhered to, of asking but ', 4l lllrsily Mon e y P r i ce , front which no discount or abatement will r. 1e 'miler any cm nuistances. prim niimakes, the Public will please to Osier's, . 4111 . he threecipi.l entrances to this Outfitting 'Warehouse are /sew l'hange. ~A law is the E a st I n di a C ompan y an d Li mnse d Ships, and ." , "4::ig Papers, are constantly kept. T HE I.1)N110N anti WESTMINSTER WINE and Sri Nvr IM PA NI% beg to aware the Nobility and " en. r. that their endelllours shall be unremitting to merit a minima. ' , ea. the favours with which they hare been honoured, and that ' constantly on able the following .Irticlun. warranted 4 ouei all free from adulteration : P r doyen. Part - . N 40 e 4 ditto, from to 8 yeas in • • - 43 lid G 3 per dosen. Genuine East India ditto Tencri We, Adonis, Ittonte, Lisbon, Mountain, Ate. - 36 40 42 finest qua lity 42 Malmsey, in pints 35 Foreign Liqueurs,la causal six gatoottcd ditto. ••• ;gnu . 9' el and Pale .ary /0 14 Alountillado aatn . . . 48 50 114 .. us East I oil art,' . _ 54 tot I sla3ladesni -- 48 42 FRENCH ANI) Julsen - . 1.4 i.litensuleauMer- Rems . . 90 11 , 5 NN4kllngl turn. Mine . . . 81 hivo supe i j o , !no 21. Ile: per awe. l'uractu, 19%. INI. ; Maraschino, I tn. fol. per dask. ;ERMAN WINES. Ditto, Finest Im ported . - —Kr Hutto. ditto, in pints St Sant. nu: 1111tmelle, - - - d 9 72 010 l flock - lUS 'V I...ntas - - 11 I . onstantia, in pints Hock . . . 211 CAPE ... 4 1 , e IF atm no. Ala- itt kaa sad Shur, tour Itrr2 4lllll . lll im, Its. per gallon ; Jamaica Runt, lac ; Whis ..;•••• t espniae 2as. ts C u i • l liff'Utects n closing remittances. (port paid,) addressed T. Wm. Uplifter, IF, Simnel, faitlifally executed. The cheapest and most entertaining Annual Work published, price 10s. 111. board.. TIIE SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS, for the Veer I/VA, illustrated with a splendid engraied Portrait of the late Lord Ityr.n. and Twenty Humorous n. Designs, by Rue. landsoa, U. and R.Cruikshank, Lane, Findlay, tVagentan, Word. oath, and Ilawksworth ; containing a dab selection of ()incl., witty, and amusing articles, verse and prose, front the Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Periodical Press, Literary and Political. Preventing the reader with the Spirit of the John Bull, the Ept. warns sod Jena d'Esprit of the Morning Chronicle, the humorous Bow-street Reports and Varieties of the Herald, and Bell's Life in London, choice Extracts, Anecdotes, and Facade, fro% the Britoh Preis, Tones, lhspateh, Examiner, and other Papas t witty Mite. Beaux from the Evening Papas and Magazines; Selections from the Literary Chronicle, and Literary Gazette Vagaries, arigilial and scarce. offering a greater variety of lomat:neat than was ever before compressed into one volume, which. it is presumed, will be found a great desideratum, either as a Work of Reference or Va. riety. for the library, fireside, or post.chaise- A Brief Chronology and Obituary has been annexed to the he. coml Edition of the First Volume, and is also continued in the prc. sent tr ode. Published by Sherwood, Jones. and Co. Paternoster-row when) also may be bid the Vohnne for 11125, price 10s. 6d. in boards. This day is published. illustrated by an elegant Allegorical Ff.M. tisplece, by W. 11. Brook, and a Christinas enrol, written ..1- prool y for this 11'oilt, and set to Aloes, peke Bs. in extra Narita. rI I. IIIIIE'S TELESCOPE for 164'25. or a Complete Glide to the A limouti.k : containing an explanation of Salm's Daps and 11olidays ; Illustrotarns British Ilistory and Antiquities ; Notices of obsolete Rites and I'vistoms ; Sketches of comparat.re Chronology, and contemporary Biography ; Astronomical Ikcist rences ; the Naturalist'a Diary, es plaiiiing the various appears? s in the Ani.nal and Vegetable Kingdoms t the Kitchen flard,n displayed. or an Account of the principal Cul nary Vegetables, their qualities, mode of culture ' &c. &c .; the whole being inter %periled with a great variety of Original and Select l'oetry. To which are prefixed, a ltrief History of Knglish Sacred Poetry, by Richard Ryan ; the Inquivitiim oldie Vest, an Introductory Pi.em, by .1. 11. 'Witten ; and a l'uetical Address to the Reader, by Alex. ItaltOur. ••• This Work is published annually. The Ist and the 21 volumes having been lately reprinted, complete Sets may now be had, as well as any single volume since the commencement in 11:11, 'trice 95. each. " Taken altolrether, Time's Telescope is one of tlie best prodar tions to he put Into the hands of youth, which our teeming press sends forth. It leads by easy roads to improving studies ; it is csreedingly variants ; it is full of hints for thinking ; and it is honest and unprejiitliced. Prom the child alive years of age to the mature of fifty, it will afliird both entertainment and intelligence." —Literary lissom. Published by Sherwood, Jimet, and Co. Paternmter-row. AN At'CEPTABLE PRENENT. Just published, fitted up in an elegant Box. price 11. 814 Of IL 16. beautifully coloured, I,ITRANI A'S ; or a View of the Heavens. on a plan perfectly t/riginal. 1/esigned by a Lady. 'he work consi:;ts of Thirty-taro Isms mils, on which a.-e scre amed idl the Constellations visible in the Britlelt Empire. Lich Constellation is drawn with the figure ascribed to it by the ancients; and the stars are perforated, so as to exhibit. when held tip to the light, their natural apearanra in the (leavens. The card+ arc scomipanted with a Familiar Treatise on Astronomy, what= ex pressly for this purpose by J. Arpin. lomdon Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; and sold by all Booksellers and Stationers. New AND use Feb oaths VOK youNG PligalONS. This day atu published, by Jolla Harris, coeer of Sc. !aura Church-mini. 1.1 ONI)ON SCENES, or a Visit to 1416! William in I Town ; comair.ing a de•erimmn nt thr most remakahle buldinir and eurensnies M the Brittatt Nlerropnh% .__. with sesenty tight engravings. Price tit . balf- 1 .1111(1. Orin. and 7 ii Ild. coloured. , TicK LA - 1)1)Elt TI ) LEA a ; collection of Fables, orisprod and select, arranged progressively in one, two. and three syllabics. Edited and Unproved hr Mrs. Trimmer. With eighty seven engravings on wood. Price Ss. ekl. half-bound, plain, and 711. Ild. coloured. D. Till. LITERARY BrX ; amtaining the contributions of the Evelyn Family, cousistingef instructive and amusing Tales, in prose and verse. Price Ss. &ULM-bound, with twelve engravings, plain, and 4.. 6d. coloured. 1 TALES OF THE VICARAGE. By Mrs. Selwyn. With engravings. Price 2s. hound. 6. WALKS WITH MAMMA; or, Stories in Words of One Syllable. With engravings. Price 24. hound. S. BEGINNINGS OF BIOGRAPII Y being the Lives of One Ilundresl Persons eminent in Britiale.Story : illustrated with forty.r.ght engravings. Br the Rev. Isaac Taylor, author of "Scenes of British Wealth." estc. &c. Two vols. half.bound, price 12s. plain, end Ins. coloured. The undurenentioned are in 'reparation, and will be ready far de livery the beginning of January. I. A LFRED CAMPBELL ; bar, the Young Pilgrim : an inter (sting are-mint of a Journey n the Holy Land. It rioter, purposely for the antinuinent of youngpersons. By Mrs. Holland. Illustrated with Men ty-four eopmrplase engravings. 2. EM PLOY 111 E XT, 711 K TRUE SOURCE OF ILI (TI- N ESS • or, the Good I 'etch and Aunt. With a; engraving. 12mn hoards. 3. EM I I,Y : • Tale. VIA a fmntispieen. 12ino. hoards. *• The Public is respeaully informed that the usual assortment ofJuvenile and Other pablteatinets, calculated for Christmas Presents and New Year's „lifts, are prepared fur inspection, and sale, at this emablialunent, and where a catalogue of the same will be delivered gratis. Just published. prier Bs. 4d. boards., I. MHE N I. and 11 EDICA L I)IETETICON ; or, Practical Rules for Eating, Drinking, and Preserving Ilealth, on Principles of Easy Digestion. Principally intended for the Regulation of Convalescents, Valetudinarians, and Hypoclion driam. Ry J. S FORSYTH, Surgeon, &e. " We consider ' The Natural and Medical Ilietetioon* an a very useful appendage los family lihrary."—Literary Chreokle. 2. The NEW DOMESTIC MEDICAL MANIYAL, by the main. Author, being • Familiar Guide to the Treatment of Dia. eases, with a Variety of Approved and Popular l'rescriptiurta, and Brief Expositions of I/omestic Surgert, &c. Price 8.. &l. boards. S. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREiVINO, and the Mode of ['ring the Thermometer and Saccharinneter rendered easy to every capacity; the whole forming a complete fluid* in Brewing London Porter, Brown Stout, and every other Ihscription of Ale anti Beer. To which are added, timers' Instructions for in 4 Malt, Tables of the Excise Duties, kc. By Alexander Murcia., Common Brewer. Six ili Edition, price na. hoards. 4. MAN 1118 OWN Itltli‘i'Eß, a Practical Trea tise on Brewing, adapted to the Means of Private Families. By Ibinington Mowbray, Esq. Author of a Practical Treatise on Breeding and Rearing Poultry. &a Price Is. sewed. b. The TIIEOItI and PRACTICE of 6.11.71i1513, fully il. !nitrated and rendered pendia/1y effective by an extensive Detail of the Legislative llegularions and the I afteial 1/irections of the Boards of Custom and Excise, tic. Ily Peter Jonas. A new Edition, very considerably improved, 'trice 11s. boards. Printed for Sherwoed../aakea, and Co. ENGRAVING AN) PRINTING IN GENERAL ...... WILLIAM ALEXANI)EIL ENGRAVER and V PHI to Heir Royal Highnesses the Duke of York and the Duchess of Clamice, begs leave tr.ost respectfully to re. turn his grateful acknowledgments to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, for that distinguished patronage sad public favour so liberally experienced by lam since his removal to his present residence, No. Le, Strand, where he hopes to merit and enjoy a continuance of that support he has already had the honour of meet% ing frmn them. In soliciting future favours, W. A. hega leave to observe, that having made arrangements for the purpose of exiauting every Branch of lint Business on his nun Premises, and immediately u nd er hi. o w n inspection, h r fa enabled to assure those who may honour him with their comnuinds, that they may rely upon the strictest attention and punctuality being paid to the execittion. Maps, Chum, and Plans, Bankers' Che,;ur.t, Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes. Bills of liading, l'ocular betters, Music Titles, Tradesniorts Cardisjills of Parcels, Plates of Cur. weley. Coenriipirt Nor, Coats of Arms, Craft, sad l'iphers. Duur Plates made to site, am; engraved. Arms found anti painted on Vellum, or engraved on Stone, Steel, Silver, Ivory. ke. l'umplintent I'4Ni* in great variety. Letterpress Printing of every deset rtion executed on the shortest notice. W. Alexander has lately published "The EIGHT ItE.ITI TUVIES," dedicated by pennirsiim to her Royal (highness the Duchess of Clarence, and under the l'atmnage of the Royal Family, handsomely bound, price ;or in iiingla bhects, ut each. Also, the " LORD'S PRAYER," price •2‘. 61., which may be Ali as abort., rod of every respectable lkiokseller. r JL lioNtAs TAYLQIR and CO. Tailors and I/rapers, 104, STRAND. opposite St. Clement's Church, beg most respectfully to acquaint tlmae Centknien, who wish to he furnished with Vashionable Clothes, made up of the best Materials and %Vorkinaaship, can, by calling at the above, see an Assort. rent of tashionable walking and travelling cloth cloaks, hand sootily made; also, real water-proof, camblet, Spanish. and travel ling cloaks. l /cattlemen's walking, driving, and travelling top and box coats kept on hand. T. Taylor and Co. beg akin to state, that having laid in n stork of handsome fashionable toilenettes for waistcoats, they can niter thew as an article superior to any that has been offered to the Pub. lie. A large Assortment kept ready-made on hand, or the choicest patterns. . _ _ Gentlemen who wish to have something superior in blacks and blues for dress and opera coats, ran be accommodated with a superior article , some of the tiaest Saxony cloths ou hand, which they can offer at very low prices Gov ready-money. N.lS.—llandsmne opera ut.d dress coats on hand ; also a choice selection of blacks, blues, and drabs ; milled kerseyniere for pan taloons and dress trowsers, kept for the inspection of Gentlemen who wish to be measured for the same. a. , Theft , Gentlemen wh o w i s h t o have something superior in dress, will find it to their advantage to make one trial at 191, strand, opposite St. 'lenient's ('hutch. Gentlemen who wish to be waited upon at their own house, or elsewhere, will be imme diatoly a tended to, on addressing a line. post paid, to T. Taylor and Co. 191, Strand. V EltY superior I'OLIS/I f or FINE WOODS, FUR NITURE, &e. l'repared hr. and to he had ..nly of, the I'roprieters, Mesirs. 111.1 HS II A and CO., I 'ta•nosts. Brewer street. i olden square, London, in bottles at '2s. Cal. and As. each, with directions for use. Instrument-mikes', Cabinet-makers, rphalatereca, a nd p oi d" supplied wholesale, on liberal terms. This Pollah never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a bright, beautiful. and brilliant surface; and it in not injured by hot water being spilled on it on the contrary, it may he washed occasionally. if necessary. ' o .° For Carved %%irk, !leading, begs. Ice., Polish to be tined with n brush may be hati lit the same price, which may be applied over wax, if required. To ho had as above, The Oxygmstel Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar Superior Seidlitx Powders Eau de Cologne Cheltenham Salts, in Crystals Arquebusade IVater Ditto, ditto. in Efflorescence Lavender IVater Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Milk Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract Camphor 'Foot', Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, fie. And every genuine Drug and I% etheine of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any cli mate. _ _ _ N. It. MI other advertised Preparations for making the loch and Sindlair 11' eters. under the sixwe Timms. are ripurious. •.• kit-N.llam,, ate. supplied on liberal terms. MIIDERN JIAVELLERY, PLATE, he. 1%1 R io PHILLIPS A icAle i tAtlly at D i t , :i i ti g fi es . that ho ut s, ii " : 1 a g l w ! Ittoid.eireet. Ti i-MORR I IW. and following day. AN ASSEMIII.AIIE OF FA SIIIX*NA DIX AND USEFUL. JEWELLERY AND 111301/TERM, Formed into every Ikea of Drew, ()moment for Ladle% a few elc. nr•d excellent Gdold Watel.r4. ihic.xl and other Snug-bozos. a t•Alloction of Thirty Corm and Intaxlio Rings and miscellaneous, art!eles of value._ nay be viewed this day ; anal estalagaes had at )Ir. Phillips's, 73, Boad-streat. PORT. IMMLRAY. AND MA OXIRA : ELECTIUCA L M ACHINX ; AND A' CASR!OLET. - _ _ - rtiipeips rtOpeCtfonT notißea, that . he shall aabarl_b_y AVVTION. at Ms Brut Rooms, New Iloed strict. 011 THURSIYAS . NEXT. at Ooe o'Clock, Maim 2'WO uumnticil and SIXTY DOZENS of excellent 'SHERRY and MADEIRA. and old and nevely.bottled PORT. of approved rinnticis;artd a small quattny of Wrench Wines, litindr. Liqueurs: an excellent town-hailt Cabriolet; and s whit:low Lid valuable Electrical Machine and Apparatus. Sample* may be timbal at the time of Side, or now had upon pay. log for, by applying at 11r. Phillips's, New liond.atreet, where catalogues may be bad two day' prior to the Sale. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RESIDENCE, STRATTON-STREET, PICCADILLY. ti e ri r lec,l;"V.lllilyY;lottltes4llFtTillitAlTit!Man eleitandy famished and well-arranged RESIDENCE, thisirahl) situate in titrattomstreet, Piccadilly. and Peculiarly well adapted for a Member of Parliantent or a moderate size Terms, with Ticket, fur Viewing, may be had at 31r. Phillips's. 73, New Road-street. CUEAP CABINET anti UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY FIIR THE CABINET. MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only Real (inc now existing is LOIll.Oll, Na. 71, Corner of Lendenhall-street, opposite /litigate Pinsip, and 'lda has been established upwards or Wean. but Ready Money, and no Abatement. The 'l'rusteet and Committee respectfully inform tee Nobility anti eientry. that they mill conduct the above Establishment, for the benefit of industrionsianti ingenious Mecluinica (who have large families), by Minting their 31 auitlartured 41rtirles in the Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper than by any Molise in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the Ware house Rent and Sales; being anixtictl with constant employment so enable them to support their families, the number of whom ap pear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 143. Prom the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a specime.-.1 of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted —Five feet mahogany bedstead, four. t, 31. 134. seht ditto. IL Cs. ; bordered mattress to fi t, 21a.; mahogany drawers with solid ends, 3/. 3s. ; eight mahogany chairs, fit. 6s. ; mahogany Pembroke (abb.. 1!. Ills. ; feather bed, free from dust and smell. from ?J. 12s. to N. Ps.; drawing-room sofa, from til. Ss. to 71. ditto bedstead, Ulla ; mahogany Mwsedusir sofa, fit. Ids. onwards; a quantity of paper hangings, for bed, dining, and drawing rooms, at nearly half price. The Trade will laid it worth their attention. Houses Furnished nt a for days notice, and Apartments in a few hours. Goods packed and sent to ail parts or fmgland free of expense, except the matting. Old Furniture taken in exchange. Appraisetnents in To o n and Country, and Estates valued. COKIIITTIL T. Coin's, I J. Cumin. J. Ilissaa., J. U%ETT, IW. WaGllalitr. W. TRURNELL, Agent. J. HASLER, Seemlll7. r 10 the very numerous Patrons and Friends of the gc j nuine VEGETA RIX SYRUP of DE VEI.NOS.--in proportion as this excellent Medicine extends its beneficial vffixts and increases its just reputation, the artifices of imposture arc mu!. tiplied to profit by I'ublir credulity. Mr. CANEIAAI believes those who know hita will not attribute his anxiety to prevent the effects of these impositions merely to interested motives. From accurate experiment and authentic information he can affirm, that all the Imitations of the Syrup of De Vehicle are vehicles for poi. tenons metals. They discredit the genuine Medicine, disappoint I the afflicted. and often render mortal disorder that might be cured. A person calling himself Pickersgill is now the worthy disciple of these Impostors, and renews the same pretensions, with the same truth and honour. Mr. Canhasii, to extinguish all possible doubt, I h as often offered, and he now repeats the offer, of 1,000/. to any man in England who will produce a Deul, or any circumstance that will prove that the Recipeoflb: Velnos has been made known to any nerson in England, except the late Mr. Swainsnn and him. self. anti the proof shall be left to the judgment of Sir /luny Rai ford, or any other liberal and respectable Physician. The virtues of the genuine Vegetable Syrup in Scorbutic, Serophulous. and Syphilitic Cmnolaints. Pains and Swellings o f d ie li ver , Di sease d Skin and Glands, anal all Disorders arising from Impure Blood, are ton well known to need enumeration. The genuine Medicine has a label affixed to each bottle, with the sigvature, "Thumps l'lnnani," an the handwriting of the l'roprietor, by wham it is suid. as it was by Mr. Swaitison. his predecessor, at No. G 2, Boner's-street, Oxford.sireei, at 1:14. a bottle, and by all the respectable Medicine Venders in London, and every considerable town in the United Kingdom ; and the 7oneent ted for warm climates, by his deputed Agents in the East Indies, Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcutta; and Messrs. Forbes and co. Itombsy. MISS'S WORKS. " Ilomincm paging nostra Pipit.** " Our page relates to inan."-51 AR T Just ?abashed, price Is. in boards, Sixteenth Hilition, I. Tilt. of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commentary on the Diseases incident to Human Frailty, in which the ('saes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Early Indiscretion, &e. are billy developed. Part 11. embraces l'ractical Observations on Sexual Debility, its Cause, its I 'onsequences, and ha Cum ; with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life. In l'“rt 111. is a Series of Cases illustrative of die preceding Subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner. BOSS sod lY 1. r onsulting Samoan, London. Natant besets °minibus CUSS ilcdit, si quilt cognorait uti."---CLarriam " Minim !leaven to all the fuml of bliss supplies, " Its frugal application marks the wise." IIVOMANA ; a Non-Medical Analysis of some Conplatnts incidental to females. in which are offered some important adnio. Riders ow the peeitlinr debilities attending their circumstances. sympathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upm. Interesting and important Mir/ illustrate the subject. " Quo fugit Venus ? lleu ! curare color Ilecens ?" Holt. il, 11)d. 12. " Whither flies Lose ? Alt ! where the charming bloom F" The above may be had of Sherwood, JOllOl. and Co. 20, Pater nester-row: C. ('happle, Pall-mall; S. W. Fars. 41, Picca dilly; ('allow and Wilson. 16, Prinees-street. corner of literard street, Soho ; Ilighley and Son, 174, Fleet-street ; Onwhyn, Catherine-street, Strand, Inados ; Matchett and Stevenson, Burke and Kinnehrook, Norwich ; It. fleck, Ipswich; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's; Sheppard. Corn-etreet, Bristol; Barran and Duffield. Bath ; Hatt, Cambridge; Todd, Wiggler, heeds; Wrightson, Birmingham; Trewman, Exeter; Wolotenholme, York; (lore, Liverpool; Hump, Ma • •hcster ; Jones. 117. Trongate, tikiitgnw ; Stewart, 61, South Bridge-street, Edinbnegh; Curfrae and Sons, S, Drutumond-istre Edinburgh ; Porter, 72. lirafton-street, Dublin ; and by all .Itsellers—( Price Ss.) Mersa. GOSS and CO. are to be consulted, as usual, even , day., at than house; and Patients in the country are requested to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be forwarded to any pan of the world. Goss and l'O., M.K. C. Surgeons, )o. 11, Bouveriaaesset, inen-lomat, landau. DIVIDENDS. January 4. Mary Edwards, Huchestcr,limn-]raper, at cler-t. at the Bankrupts' Court. January d. Seigroutid Rucker, Old South ties-House, Brose. street, merchant, at elecem at the Hinkruprs• Court. 1/eeembrr 15. Edmund Townsend, Maiden lane, Covent-garden, wine-merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. December 18. John Pelham, s(n. Chat, neat 3latilitct.r, (Tusher, at eleven, at the Itankritie‘' I \inn. January I. Nathaniel Warner Svinunds, Crutelbal-Friars, ms:. chant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. January 1. Mercy Matthews and John Hopkins, Ituelitst,:: an Stroud. coal-merchants, at ten, at the Ilankru;ite taut. January 3. James Kershaw and Wm. lier.huu, chants, at eleven, at the IVhite Lion Inn, Halifax. January 5. Jahn Brumley, ILdifax, tuerchant, at eleven, at t!:( White Hart Inn, Halifax. January 15. Thomas Kirby, Ileihnal.green.:oeil, at at the Bankrupts' Court. January 3. Isaac l'rosser, Aliergavermy, green., at cadre, at t:: Angel Inn, Abergavenity. January 11. Daniel Itucharman, Samuel 311crvii rinath. Francis Ashley, Liverpool, inercliauts, at tole, at the George 1..: Liverpool. December IA Benjamin 1 Vinci., sen. Ilawkhurst. Ker.t, ram. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Coon. I)ecember 21. John I/rake. liesiaham, Knit, niiibtet...daiit.,. at twelve, at the Bankettpts' Court. January 19. Win. Tu Plyinuuth-Doei, gioe,r, at Orem, 4; the Devonport 11n:el. Devonpun. CERTIFICATES-4AltttaßY 1. Joseph Bunker, tiraittomatrect, Soho, reaily.f.!rce.:iirg.!ror. monger—John Millard, au-spittle, linen-tiraper.--.tolin ton, King's-Lyna, se — Reaper. street, .oho, cotree-I eeper.--Jolia Narmway. iirie:oi. teo• monger.—Robert AVise anti tieorge Wise. IVced-strict, A:id .t. merchants.--John Pickett, Caroline-street, t halide:v.—John itaker. St. I'aul's Joseph Smith Adams, NewMllf.llll(.loT.l.OfLe, IILI:e Nicholas IVaylett, Fiehiatreet.hill, arid l'rooketl-Lia —Robert I'earl, Ciunbriage, cook. .I.:4lwaLaer. PARTNER:4IIPS 111f:SW.1TM Edward Allday anal Jtweph AUday. Birmingham. sailkr: hen. mori R. I)cm:a and Thm oas Gulbeck. Taticatetr, breaft e := flax-Jame Benito:a and At'e k . brass candlestick-makers-BertjAmin Barber and Joh!. Sottt4i her. 11'4401, :helm!. mercers-Samuel Richards and A-.ltas Dedne Burrows, (emcees' gertield sad Edwin !Winslow. Tewkesbury, surg.ic it-Jan 1: a-. din and Philip Le Brun-John ilageitt and Thor: 14.... Arcade, bottle s-Matthew Olsifield, George • Win. Smith. :Macclesfield. machine.makcfs. re far as rigarJs !II a... thew Oldfield-IVm. Dudley Coddingtor. sad Blaketin. , Manchester, warehousenten-.Johu Ilowe and Samuel Taslei. linightsmne. Somerset--11'illiam Batt and S4UISICI l'nttc.. Leeds, builders-George Austin and John Austin.. P. vottls,' street and Illoucester-street, Qttetusqua.-e, . 6«. -IVilliam Pratte and Jamul 11'41. S. Peal's hat-manufseturem-Peoryre Barbet., foldileshani. ettsas.x. ai Emsworth. Soutlusinputn, Limers-Richard .11 mid Nathan Rowe. Munchet.r and Middleton, dyt rs-J Doming and Wm. Cromprolk Claninicrelmigh. Lat.:aster, __stephen Brook and Arthur Brook, Bexhill. fartutra- Iturley and Wed. W. Bulky, Liverpool, dessalttr,-Al Bernard and Wm. Aldersley, °filament!, coach-mrte.T. Bureine and Ocorge ISultea, Wigan, FeIinCITTL z thi Ct. nut.' fad / ...Tortatltan cull ic! s ; t i~~ 1 .~ ~~, —J ~:wcs it, it 1 , . I' , ' ~ ~, !~ ~~