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j ..;) (:?-/,;:a..G z. •• 1, • ./e/ e • :;.17 , 4 - \ _ 7ti _/-) • /. t.x. 5 - ( bAIA + A i r + _ g y, it Virtasl)l I "rt4' - ) L_!* No. 6,839. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER :3, 1524. Price 7d. Tolima this Week, OR NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIE -1I: MANS LAND, or VAN LIBMAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALES, the re markably fast-sailing eop pored A hip HUGH CRAWFORD , WILLIAM LANGDON , law of the Lusitanit, Commander, Burden 370 Tons, lying in the London Deck. Has fine accommodations for Cabin and Steams Parengers Foe Freight or Passage apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Black-lane. SALES BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. CLAPHAM COMMON. By Pr. JAMES' ABBOTT, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 17, at Twelve, by or. tkr of the Execute" of Mr. John Lambert, irriwo compact new-built MOUSES, most eligibly ai- JL towed, being Nos. l and 2, Park-place, Acre-lane, Clap ham, hold for a term of 67 years, at a ground-rent of PU, ed. each, and let for 161. par ammo each. Mar be viewed until the rate; particulars may be had on the Premises; also at the Plough, Clephatit ; of Messes. Hurd and Johnson, solicitors, Temple; at the place of sale • and of Mt. Abbott,Cutlewourt, adjoining the British Fire-ofge, Strand. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. LIST INDIA SHIPPIIIG. MONTAGUE-STREET, RIISSELL-SQUARE. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, With Gerais, detached Coach-havoc, and Stables foe Four Hones, By _Mr. ROBINS, (Of WarwKk House, Regent-street 4 At Garrawars, oo THURSDAY, the 11th of November, at 12, AVERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under his Grace the Duke of Bedford, for • long tam of years, at a low ground rent, comprising A CAPITAL AND SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE, Commodiously planned, handsomely fitted up, and adapted foe the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, situate No. 1 Mon - Fo►sign Offite, N. 2, 11124. The King bog been graciously pleaactl to appniat Heorge Hosanquet, Esq. to he Secretary to Ins Majesty's Legation at Madrid. The King hu also been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Stephen Fox, Esq. to be Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Turin. Passzzazas rza GUILOVORD. Captain Jehnion, reoentlp arrived from Van Dietnen's Land end New South Wa Governor Sorrell, il;rtil. and sliCciiiiire7;; Deputy Tudie: Advocate Abbott and one son, Mr. Shan, C a ptain yner. Dr. Mitchell, Mr. Hudson, Br. Evans, Lieutenant Crtodel, Mrs. Campbell and two children, three sergeants, twenty-eight privates,. seven women, and fourteen elrildren, invalids of his Majesty's 48ebt regiment, under the care of Lieutenant °rade!. AIIJVAL AT Ps.usnasto.—The Vlierna thins, Boerne*. from Batavia, has misc.( at Flushing; she sailed from Batavia about the 10th July, and has performed her voyage oat and home in eight months and six days. Via Telegraph, from Amsterdam to Paris. To Sail next Week VOR CALCUTTA, with leave to land Passenger* at M A DRAS, the dn e Teak-built Ship PALMIRA, JOHN LAMB, Commander, burden dOO Toos, lying in the City Canal. Has vary superior a ccommodations for Pawengers. For Freight toe Faraage apply to Messrs. Hazen, Farquhar, Crawford. and Co. No. 71. OldßroadAtreet ; or to BUCK LES, BAGSTER. and BUCHANAN. 33, Mark-lane. E I OUN HT DS HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND P G PER AN . UM. To be Disposed of, for Three Thousand Guineas, a profitable ESTA BLIS H E NT, with Steam Engine. hlachinery, Lighters, Boats, and Appurtenances. and • ralvable Contract now in progress. The employment is of a gen tlemanly nature. The payment of the purchase-money will be reeareil essy ; and any young Gentleman of ability and character Tr ill find this an advantageous investment. Pliitienbil may be h d by application to Mr. SHUTTLE. WORTH, No. Piccadilly. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OA ANNUITY. • VIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any part lin Sums not leas than 2r101.), will be advanced on Life. ens from Maariage Settlements, Trust.nwney in the Yunda, Wills, Jointurea, and real Eatater ; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on tale, just and liberal terms. Apply 4, personally, or by letter (post.paid), to Mr. Lloyd , Attar. at ney Law, No. --- T and J. 81VEWRIGHT, 37, Combat ; 11, Holborn IP • and '4ll, Haymarket, recommend to their Friends and the Public the Scheme to be Drawn THIS DAY, (Ild November), at Four, con taintng 2 Prises of £20,100 4 Prium of £520 2 2,00 10 - 210 1.020 10 - 200 And every Ticket will also have Si. Money. DISH, WNTRACTOR PR WE ENT GOVERNMENT FOR THE LOTTERY, j AVING, agreeably with his usual custom, advertised the Scheme in full, now calls the attention of his best friends, the public, to it% principal attractions. it contains Two brand Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, and Thirty other Capital% • all the Prizes are sterling money ; there are so Blanks, every number being sure of at least 51. and the plan of having the whole Scheme decided in one day haring given such general satisfaction. is again adopted by Dish; as all the above Ca. pods, and all the other Prizes will be drawn, and every number decided, THIS DAY. •„, As the interval to the Drawing is so very short, and Lotteries are so soon to terminate altogether, Dish solicits an early purchase st eoher of his Offices, Comhill, and 9. Charin Lr-cross, where the following Capital Prizes, all drawn on Tuggday - last, sth inst. were shared and sold:- 15,118 . . . .a Prize of . . . 20,0504. N 0.1119 . . Another Prize of . . 211,0001. 19,045 . . .4:2.010 10,150 . . .1.7.100 7.404 . . C 220 3.;44 . . . LIMO 11,898 . . . 31a1 10,938 220 18,473 . . . 1,000 14.378 . . . 12,1174 . . . 420 . . . 510 2.102 . . . 229 12.745 . . . 220 510 3,219 . . . 220 1 18,073 . . . t2O The Coot/actor's Office*, 4, Combat, and 9, Charing-cross. CHEPPARI)S best VIGONIA SHAWL CLOTHS 13 my be purchased at tillltl M ES'S MERINO WARE HOUSE, at Os. per square under last year's prices. in cow s( the large Stock he has on hand.—Ohrimees Merino ri lb reliouse, 40. Ludgate-street. —Nov. 2, 1824. W. B. lIIIHON'S SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA THE extensive use of SAR`tAPARILLA in medical practice of late years, having rendered it an object of ini. prance toprocure a preparation of it in a more convenient form than the decoction usually prescribed, this highly Concentrated Syrup has been introduced u a preparation of much easier pone. bay, not liable to injury by long keeping, and consequently better adapted to the use of persons travelling, or residing abroad. Two table spoonfuls of the Syrup contain the same quantity of Snaparilla as a pine of the simple decoction. Prepared and sold by W. B. Hudson, Chemist, 27, Haymarket, London. Piot Bottles 21s.—Half-pinta 12s. Sold also by C. Weller. f 4. Threadneedle-street Sorel, Brigh ton ; Fry, Dibbs, and Co., Bristol; Knight and Davies, Bath; Butler and Wood, Liverpool; Rosa and Burton, Hall. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. Tlate ci Icbrated 1)r. Fothergill, in the course of I 1 his extensive practice. encorintered repeatedly such distress.. ' mg eases of NERVOUS CO3f PLAINTS, that he was induced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an effectual re medy, the invaluable Medicine here offered to the public attention, unlbT the title of DR. l()T11 ERG, N R VOUS DROPS, was the result of his efforts. To those who ate afflicted with tier. Taro Disorders, and their various distressing affections, as oppres "ion ofspirits, head aches, boas of appetite. indigestion, maims, tremors, fainting fits, and debility or relaxation of the system, it is natidatly ream mended to have recourse to the shove medicine, by which they arc assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it. agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment of their health. Sold in Bottles, at 4s. rid., 11.., and 225., by Butler, Chemist, 4, Chcapside, St. Paul's, and 220. Regent-street (near the Argyll linacnsi. London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through. out the United Kingdom. BOOKS PUBLISHED. Jest *UAW, the Second Edition, with ronidernble additions, in Two Vol.. paw live. peke Ils. boards, HERALDIC ANOMALIES. Printsd far the. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Just published, Part lIT. of THE ANIMAL KINGDOM; Described and Arranged in essoformity with its Orga imation. By the BARON CUVIER, Member of the Institute Ind Academy of Prance, Tim. Ate. With Engravings, chiefly from the living Subjects in the Museum of Natural History at Pi* sad other Public Collections. With large additional De s:rip:ions of all the Species hitherto named, and of many not befit notiml, and other Original Matter by the Translators. fly EDWARD GRIFFITH, F.L.S. amp Ornsas. Publishing in Parts, Quarterly. t)emy quarto, with early hn. 'MUM of the Plates on India paper, prise 21s. each part ; in tonlava. with the Plates carefully coloured, 245.., tar plain las.; n delay Pro. plain, 12*. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. BAVERSTOCK ON BREWING AND MALTING. 71 °° 41 1 is published, in ore Octaro Volume, price 10a. TRGA'fISES ON BREWING, by the late JAMES .RAVEMSTtU.Ii:, Esq., with Notes, and an Introduction millauun g° Biographical Sketch of the Author, and two rapers 03 Speti&c Gravity, including an Account of the various Hydro statical Instruments which have been need in the Brewery ; and on MALTING. By H. BAVERSTOCR, F.S.A. ? he MOON of Bar surto taa the Compiler justly observes in his Wrfatory remarks) " is a science, depending fur its success oPoo certain end invariable principles, and is not a mere mechani cal operation, ilcrt4rniable by any menial and illiterate peroon whom it may he convenient to employ in it; and it is, in conoe. lutist*, begint ing to ran k as high among the arts and scientific : I %lltCtueea, as the enormo us d u ti es w hi c h it p a y s entitles it to 3mong the reveres% of the kingdom. " hinted to Geo. B. Whittaker, Are 3faria-Loa. Just published, the Third FAition, pri ce t o . extra boards, , rIE SECRETARY'S ASSISTANT ; exhibiting the I slaloms and moat correct modes of Superscription, Commence. and Conclusion of Letters to persona of every degree of rank , •'uding the Diplomatic, Clerical, and Judicial Pignitaries with i , sat of the Foreign Ambassadors and Consuls. Also, Foetus :` , :eltser to be used in Applications or Petitions to the King in C 'final, Houses at Lords and Commons, Government Offices, tiblic Companies, &c. &e. By the AUTHOR of the Peerage and Bamnetage Charts t the Chart of Christianity; a Dictionary of English Quotations. Be. " This work will prove highly useful to young Correspondents, and even afford information to those whose avocations ur connexions tNulte their occasional correspondence with persons of superior folk. The compikr stems to have used considerable diligence in mooring accuracy:"—tientleman's \lag. " This little work is a desirable appendage to the writing.desk, and fully enables its possessor to fulfil the precepts delivered to us in the Scriptures—. Give unto every man his proper title, lest he be °gentled, and 'waxy y our i gaarance .' "—N ew M ont hl y M ag . Printed fr Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Just published, re PIERCE EGA N'S ACCOU we 'N'f Is. of the TRIAL of Mr. PAUNTLEROY, with some interesting Particulars !aillseting that unfortunate rieudetuan. With a Portrait, drawn is Court, by R. Cruikshank. Published by Knight and Lacey, 55, Patemosta-row. Also in the press, to be ptililkhed speedily, The TRIAL of the Re . ALEXANDER FLETCHER,' before the COURT of Co3l v Alf N t-,ENSE. By the Author of Tw Tad of the Rte. Edward Irvirg." Containing, on the Upper Floor, two secondary bedchambers, and tnree rooms for servants ; storeroom, and housemaids' closets. Se cond Story, three capital bedchambers, two dressing-rooms, and • water-closet. Principal Floor, a suite of three spacious lofty draw ing-rooms, elegantly fitted up, and communicating by folding doors; marble chimney pieces. Ground Story, an entrance hall, with vaulted root; 'mimed by folding doors ; vestibule ; ca. pital atone staircase, and roomy landing; an excellent dining. parlour, library, and gentleman's dressing-room ; steps to the gar den housekeeper's room, with basement ; all requisite o ffi ces; excellent cellars for wine, beer, /lc. Vaults for coals, These Premises are admirably situated for any Professional Gentleman, or those whose avocations may require their attendance in the City. In Montague-rners, a Stable for Four Hones, double Coach. house, adds Left sod Men'e Kowa over, outlined by • well and foiniag gates. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. FREEHOLD, CARMARTHEN.SQUARE. VALUABLE GROUND FOR BUILDING. ----- The Four Sides of the Square, nearly Fourteen Hundred Feet Frontage and a considerable Depth. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street,) At dantway's, on THURSDAY, the 11th of November, at 12, by direction of the Trustees and Executors of the law Sir Wm. Poston, AVERY valuable and highly-improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Inuit important Site of Ground, intended to form a New Square, under the appiMation of CARNIARTHEN.SQUARE, Containing an Area of about Seven Acres and a Half, most advan tageously adapted for the erection of an elegant and respectable class of Buildings, the centre being already c.closed by Iron Rail ing, laid out with Unveiled %Valk', and tastefully planted with Shrubs, tee. at a very great expense ; and Sewers being already formed to a considerable part of the Property, will casters the suc cess of building in progressive parcels. The various approaches from plower-street, Carmarthen-street, Orafton-street East, the communication to the New Road, and the projected improvements to form the south side of Euston-square, with contiguity to the various paw , of the 'Metropolis, render the Plot of Ground a highly advantageous site for building, containing krontages of upwards of FOURTEEN HUNDRED FEET. Besides an extra Depth of Ground, on which Stables and Coach. houses may be erected, inure than adequate to the extent of Building. Particulars may be had of Messrs. ! fall and Brownley, Solicitors, Sew Boswell-court. Carey-street ; of S. P. ('ockerell, 1;s41. Saville row ; at Garrsway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 17t, Regent-etreet, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. NEAR WARE, HERTFORDSHIRE. Manor of 31ardneks, abounding with Dame and Fishery ; capital Mansion, seated on a beautiful lAwn, with excellent Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Coach House. and Stables ; Water Corn Mill, Farms, and nearly Three Hundred and Forty Amen Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land; a de sirable Property for Residence and Investment. By 31r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, November 11, at I!, in Four Lone, A Valuable FREEHOLD anti .all part COPYHOLD 17 ESTATE, situate about a mile from the capital market town of Ware, in the county of Meru, a very desirable situation for a gentleman fond of Geld sports. Lot I comprises the MANOR of MARDO('KS, abounding with game, with the tines, quit rents, heriots, royalties, and appur. !renames, through which the River Ash flows, which has always keen well preserved. The capital Mansion, Mardocks House, In excellent repair, containing a spacious entrance-hall, an excellent dining parlour 30 feet by 20 feet, two elegant drawing-rooms, corn. municating by folding-doors, 22 feet by 17 feet each, a study, lobby, and water-closet, eight principal bedchambers, dressing. rooms, suitable and convenient domestic othera; seated on a fine dry gravelly soil, with an extensive lawn, rising on a gentle ascent to the woods, which are adorned with beautiful timber a capital garden, well stocked, cropped, and planted ; delightful pleasure grounds ; coach-house and stabling fur six horses, a boat-house, fat.; and upwards of FORTY.EIGHT ACRES . of fine Meadow Land, with a large Faculty Pew in the Church at Ware. - *- "Eol2. A beautiful WOOD, called 110GIIAM WOOD, ad joining, containing _ . TWENTY ACRES, stored with fine thriving timber. Lot 3. A very eligible WATER CORN MILL, substantially repaired, at a very considerable expense, under the superintendence of 31r. Rennie, working two pair of stones, with a powerful head of water. An excellent Dwelling House with garden and meadow, granaries, barn, stable, containing upwards of SEVEN ACRES AND A HALF, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Hunt, for an unexpired term of eight years from Midsummer last. Lot 4. An eligible FA 1131 adjoining, with a very superior farm. house, lately the residence of the proprietor, with barns, hunting stable', &c., anti all requisite outbuildings, and nearly TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES ef excellent Meadow, l'asture, Arable, Wood Land, and Planta tion, with Two Cottages. The Farm, with Two Hundred and lifty.one Acres, is in the occupation of Mr. Abraham Linda, on lease, for an unexpired term of 12 years from Michaelmas, 11121. The Mansion to be viewed by tickets; the Mill and Farm on application to the tenants, or Mr. Price, Saracen's Head, Ware, of whom particulars may be had ; at the l',nt Houses, H'ade's Mill and IkulmaY • Bull, Hoddesdon ; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield ; Bell, Hertford ; Swan, Cheshunt ; Falcon, Waltham Cross ; Green Man, Larne'; of 3lessrs. Pickering and Smith, Solicitors, Staple's Inn, Holborn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Itegt~t-street, of whom tickets for viewing may be had, and where a plan of the estate may be seen. FREEHOLD BLILDINH GROUND, "NEAR MILE-END. - --------- - - SECOND HALF,. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on W EDNESDAY, November 10, at 12, THIRTY Lots of Valuable FREIiII()LD LANI), abounding with brick earth, and admirably situated for building, on the border of the read leading from Bethnal-green to (Alford, forming a line of cummttnie.ation between Mile-end, road and Hackney, a short distance from the Regent's Canal, near the course of the intended Hennaed Union Cana and in a neit,h bourhood rapidly improving in population and respectability. May be viewed, and particulars had at the Three Colts, Oldfonl, adjoining the premises; the Mermaid, Hackney ; Swan, Stratford; tilobe, Mile-end ; at the Mart ; of Messrs. Wilde, Rees, and Peacock, College-hill ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 20, Poultry. FREEHOLD IN THE eITII OF LONDON, AND LEASEHOLD, LAMBETH. )KS Mr. SHIrTtLEWOHTIf, At the Mart, on vrEDNEsim V, November 17. at 12, in 2 Lots. Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a spacious commodious Dwelling-house, large Warehouse and Premises, most advantageously situated im. niediatey opposite the New Courts of Law and Offices of the Com missioners of 'Bankrupt, in Bashi / Ghat-atm; in tht occupation of very respectable Tenants, at Nett Rents, amounting to One Hundred and Sixty-five Pounds per Annum. Lot. 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Four neat Dwelling-houses and Premises, situated Nos. 37,38, 32, and 40, in Ely-place. South Lambeth, a short distance from New Church at Kennutgton, held on Lease for Years ur.expired, at a Ground rent and producing a net income of Forty-two Pounds per Annum. May be viewed and Particulars had, Ten Days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Menaces, Gieaves, Itaxendale, and Tatham, Soli citors, Arms-yard, Colentamatreet ; of Messrs. Young and Thompson, Solicitors, Charlotte-sow, opposite the ,Mansion-house; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 2B, Poultry. STOKE NEWINGTON. EXCLLENT FAMIL, GAR DEENS. PLEASURE GROUNDS, RESIDENCE AND WITII MEADOW I LAND. By Mr. BHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, November 17, at 12 o'Clock, by order of the Adminiaratriz, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, A -Spacious Substantial Leasehold Family RESI -11 DENCE, with coach-horse, stables, yard, &c.; capital walled gardens, delightful pleasure grounds ' green.house, fish pond, farm yard, outbuildings , and meadow land, comprising al together onwards of seven acres, eligibly situated in Church street, Stoke Nt qington, the late residence of ROBERT BEVILL, Esg. deceased. The House contains eight bed-chambers, dressing rooms, capital drawing and dining rooms, library, breakfast room, principal and second staircases, domestic offices of every description, double coach-house, four stall stable, and convenient outbuildings. May be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had ten days previous to the Kale, of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211, Poultry. 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Quitting the high road, the young rogues entered the building, and contrived to creep up through the in terior of the vent to the top; and, after performing many capers and gambols on " the speculative height," to the terror and amazement of the spectators, one of them sud denly executed a summered, pitched down on his hands, and raising his heck: in the air, continued to kick against the clouds for some time, with alt imaginable ease. The vent stands detached from every other building, is 70 feet high, three feet diameter on the outside, and 18 inches within, so that our tumblers had only a ledge nine inches in breadth to gambol upon. Cedes, this surpasses the feat of the English sailors, who astonished the Laud of Egypt, by carousing on the top of Pompey's Pillar. What pa tronage the sable performers met with in the town, our correspondent does not say. We hope it was ample, and that the Magistrates knew their duty, and conferred the freedom of the burgh on youths who showed such ex traordinary powers for rising in the world.—Scasman. Lord Chamberlain's e.fce, November 2, 1024. the Laid Chamberlain of has Miiesty's Household has ap pointed Captain Alexander Young Dundas Arbuthnot. R.N. of the county of Mid Lothian, North Britain, to be one of the Geoda men of his Majesty's slost Hon. Privy Chamber. BANKRUPTCY EN LA RG ED. _ . . ........ - William Marsh, Jades Henry Strawy, and George Edward Graham, of Berners-street, in the county of Middlesex, bankers, (partners with Henry rauntleyoy, of the same place, banker), from the 39th October last, to the 111th day of December next, at le, at the Bankrupts' Ceurt. _ . BANKRUPTS. _ . John Crease. of Cheltenham, Gloucester, tallow-chandler, to sue. render, Nov. 24, 24, and Dec. 14 at eleven at li,arsl 'a Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitors. Mesas. Williams 4;14 Whits, Li 'a- Inn ; and Mr. W. Goodwin,,Cheltenh.uu. Frederick Shuter Ilopwell,N the Strand, Middlesex, shellinfori .to surrender. Noy. f 13, and nett 14, mt ten, at die Reastarl . Court Solicitors. Maar& Gaughan and Twining, &emir-Lateen., Soho. Thomas Hunt, of ficaton-Norris, Lancaster. cottons inner, to surrender Nor. 15, in. and Dec. 11, at nine, at the star Inn, Man chester. Solicitors. Messrs. !lard and Johnsoh, Tout:le, London, and Mr. Seddon, MaurNaga. . . . Thomas King, of Crofton, Northumberland, ship-owner, to sur render, Nov. 24. 26, and Dec. 14, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Messrs. Bell and Ilrodrick, Bow Chuch-yard ; and Mr. Carr, Newcastle-upon Tyne. John Macmillan, of Liverpoo l, merchant, Nov. 26, 24, and Dec. 14 at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street , Liverpool. Soli. chore, Alessrs. John and George Crump, Liverpool; and Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. Robert Wroots and Joseph Adkins, of Great Tichfield-street, lincn-drapers, Nov. 6, at ten, 13, at eleven, and Dec. 14. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Cook and {Wright, Lincoln's Inn-Fields. Thomas Haddon. of South 8-won-Mews, Berkeley-square, stable-keeper, Nov. 6, at eleven. 20, at ten, and Pee. 14, at one, at the Bankrupts• Court. Solicitor, Mr. fl. W. Bull, Carlton- Chambers, Itegent.street. Jonathan Gibson, Cambridge. dealer, Nov. 11, 12, and Dee. 14, at eleven, at the Hoop Tavern. Cambridge. b' oliciton, Mr. George Paaeocke, St. Andrew's -street, Cambridge; and Mr. John Robinson, Half-moon -street, Piccadilly. Edward Byers, Princes -street, Soho, whalebone-merchant. Nov. 9, 23, and Dec. 14, at twelve, at the liankrupis' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Collins. Great Knight-Rider-street, Doctors'-Commona. Thomas Wood, Birehin-lane, merchant, Nov. 13. 20, atd Dec. 14, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mews. Larie, °Ramon, and Denby, Frederick's-place, Old-Jewry. John Allison. Church -street, Camberwell. conch -water, Nov. 6, 13, and Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. kolicitor, Mr. J. W. Carpenter, FurnivaPs Inn, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. November ls. James Pigrain, Maidstone, Kent, grocer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. November 23. Charles Engledow, Stoemon, Durham, grocer, at eleven, at the house of Henry Wade Forton. innkeeper, Stockton. November 27. John Burgess, Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier, at one at the White Lion Inn, Bath. November 37. John Drake, Lewisham, Kent, 171lagt mariner, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. November M. John William Burniester, New Lontlon-street, merchant, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. November 23. William Haviland, Plymouth, Devon, printer, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Plymouth. November 23. Stephen Minott and Orlando Crease, Philpot lane, merchants, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. November 2:i. James Bradshaw and Robert Bradshaw Lan caster, tallow-chandlers. at one, at the King's Arms Inn, Lan caster.i November 24. William Humphreys, Billesdon, Leicester, draper, at eleven, at the White llart Inn, Leicester. November 213. Thomas Adams, Prestm-Bagot, Warwick, coal merchant, at eleven, at the Red Horse Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick. December 6. Thomas Ellahy, Emberton, Bucksdle.remerchant, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Newport-Pagnell. Bucks. November 26. James Harris, Hauler, IVarwlck, dealer, at eleven, at the Red Horse Inc.': Stratford-upon-Aron. November 27. William Stonebridge, Colchester, Essex, grocer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. November 26. Francis 'Jordon and Thomas Burdon, Henley in Arden, NVarwick, drapers, at twelve, at the Red Horse Inn, Stratford.upon.Avon, ‘Carwiek. E'RTIFICATE:4—Nov.. Michael Abral.aris, — merchant—William Allen, Church-street. Greensick coal-merchant—James Speakman, ilardshaw-within-Windle, Lancashire, shopkeeper—George WM malne, Chandos-street, St. Paul's, Covent-garden, embroiderer— Nathaniel Hyde, Nusau-street, Soho, jeweller—Daniel Hazard, Hackney, Middlesex, merchant—George Errington and Charles Daniel Nichols, Croydon, Surrey, dealers—Francis Fisher, Austin. Friars, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Joseph Clark and William Frisby, Lower Thames.. street, retail-fishmongers—Joseph Brown and Thomas Fowler, Southcnates, York, millers—Joseph Moore and Gilbert Burton, Leicester, hosiers--William Wiggins and Frederick Ares, Staid. hampton, Oxford, farmers—Samuel Bidwell and James Bidwell, East-Dereham, Norfolk, brewers—Wiliam Tucked and Daniel Harding, Bath, linen-drapers—James Richardson and Thomas Richardson, Liverpool, linen-drapers—Joseph Burrows and Jane Burrows, Malton, York, millers—Robert Stewart :Ind J. Kirkman, Williamson-square, Liverpool, appraisers —William Shaw and William Stephens, Bedford-row, Middlesex, attorneys--Thomas P. Luck and William Leach, Cheapside, warehousemen—Wm. Erwood„ and Robert Crofts, Turner-square, Hoxton, Middlesex, paper-stainers—John I). Pinero and Charles Lewis, Charlotte. street, Fitzroy-square, attorneys—William Tripp and William Bragging, Irongate-wharf, Paddington, timber-merehants—Wm. Gilbert, Thomas Gilbert, and Charles Stock (as far as regards Charles Stock), Leadenhail.street—Charles William Rohrs and Charles Trumpler—Shute, Edwards and Shute, Bristol, dis tillers--Charles Littler and James Taylor. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, 1821. MONDAY, NOV. I. Second Year.—One-third of a subscription of 25 soe. each, for five years old. Vat. 81b.; six Vst. • and aged, list. Bib. B.C. Bona fide the property of Subscribe rs. Ten Subscribers. bard Egremont's b. h. Centaur, 6 yea old - - 1 Lord Exeter's b. h. Sultan, aged . - 2 2 to 1 agat. Centaur. D. of Richmond's Selection, fast. 131 b. beat Mr. 3lolony's &lash- I liar, Bst. 131 b. T.V.C. 100. 6to don Selection. Mr. Wortlev's Girouette, 80. 71b. beat Dlr. Wyvill's Wildwood, Est 101 b. T. V.C. 100. h. ft. 6to 5 agst. throssette. Mr. Greville's Don Carlos, fist. beat 31r. Wilson's P.:drilla), Bst. 51b. T.Y.C. 100. 2tol on Don Carlos. Lord Exeter's Progress, Bst. 101 b. beat Duke of Grafton! Ga votte. 7st. T.V.C. 200, h. ft. 2tol on Progross. 31r. Pettit's Bravura, Bst. 121 b. beat 111 r. Hunter's Pi, ylioa f. 7st. T.Y.C. 100. 7to 4 vgst. Bravura. Mr. Wrrill's brother to My Lady, 6.4. 71b., received forfeit from Captain Rou's Negro. Oat. 71b. MAL 100 stir. h. it. Lord ti. H. Cavendish's; Bizarre, list. 21b. received forfeit from Lord Exeter's Augusta, Ilst.lllb. 1).1. 300. h. tt. Colonel Wilson's e. by Juniper, dam by Oscar, received forfeit from Sir. Molony's Cinder, Bst. each. I).M. LOU, h. ft. lIUNTINO APPOINTMENTS. Hi, Majesty's stag-hound. meet on Friday, at Maidenhead Thicket, at half-paid ten o'clock. Mr. Starkie's harriers meet on Saturday, in the neighbourhood of Clitheroe. BURTON HUNT. —Sir Richard Sutton'. hounds meet To morrow, at Burton Kennels; and Saturday, at Stapleford Moor; at eleven. The South Wohl Subscription houads meet To-morrow, at Belch. fond Wood; and Saturday, at South Howe Isar; at eleven. The lladsworth fox-howl. meet To-morrow, at Kirby's Guide Post ; Saturday, at Acton Village; at ten o'clock each day. Sir George bitweli's fox-hounds meet on Friday, at flandsworth Bar. at ten. The Northumberland fox-hounds meet on Friday, at Longhorn, at ten. _ ATROCIOUS MI "sure—On Friday evening last, a man of the name of Thomas Callan, residing at ('logher, County of Louth, gave his wife, Mary Callan, (with whom he had lived on bad terms) a deleterious drug, supposed to be can tbaridea. 'f he unfortunate woman languished in excru ciating torment till Monday last, at two o'clock, when she died. He has fled from justice, and is supposed to have gone to Dundalk or Newry, to get his passage to England. —Dublin Evening Herald. H. Duggain, one of the fellows who broke out of Stirling prison on the 11th ult. has been apprehended, and again lodged in gaol. So incorrigible has been the conduct of this depraved youth, that his unhappy mother was the per son who delivered him up to justice.--Edinburgh Paper. A goldfinch, iu the possession of a family, in the neigh bourhood of Dundee, died lately at the advanced age of twenty-four years. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM ./Tark. Nov. I. Smog EIITEHED Istwastps.—Kleine Lidia, Stek, Broker), fur Emden ; Mary Ann, Booth (Norman), for Lishmi ; Symms Puke, Bale, (Nichols) for Smyrna; Lively. Hayes. (Holman) for Harlingen; Camerons, Rayner, (Geddes) forßerb:ce; Limon, Iledde, (Redhead) fur COM ; John Craig , 01 Inos (Archer) fur Oporto; Harmony, Bedford, (Lotman) for Faro; Rowcidie,Bradley.(Johnson) fiw Belize; Hues, Aston, ( thicket) fir Gharsatirt Nsutild., Winslow, (Hopkins) for Rotterdam; RGliblsess. (Simon) fur datorew; livabansa. (Hobbs) iitandgato Crock; Ectipia. 00(Wey, (Williams) far Dublin arcuritta, Bunk. (Brenner) dor Rostock; John Albert. BriSIMET. (Hall) for Rio Janeiro; Augusta. Rittaelicr, (Drama) for St. Sebastian. . • E VTLIttD OUTWARDS, Nov. I.—Susanna. Peters. (Williams) for Dublin; Royal Eagle, Allen, (Redhouse) for Waterford;— Stag, Ellis, (Redhouse) for Cork; Eclipse. Godfrey (Williams) for Dublin ;. CrawLwd, Thomas, (Barr ) ) for Bilt;c0a; Esther. Forster, (Passingham) for St. Michael's ; Friends, * ( Linder) for Ilaniburgb :Mem; COI, Sergeant, ( Thonmsrm), for Jamaica. CLEARED OUTWARDS drwaz.Lw AT ORATESEND.-I.atona, Lovie.( Pirie) for Demerara; Maria Johanna Elizabeth, Brozkhou, (11511) for Amsterdam ' • Caledonia, Wrightson, ( Barry) for Bilbos ; Regalia, Foster, (England) for Jamaica ; Ann, Spence, (Proud) for - PiL )Con. and IFab.; Loyalty, Graham, ( Marten) for Tried* and Venice; Vigilant, Tref (Marshall) for St. Thom.. ; Thetis. Reed, (Taylor) fordilninbuqh ; Inclination. Decijen, (Casicrdiock) for Bremen; Alexander, Richardson, (England) fair Tenerife, Isle of France, and Ceylon; Brothers, Henderson, (Jackson) for Palermo and 31essina ; !lope, Or piston, (Wilson) for I lam burgh ; Lade Mackworth, Capes, (Hughes) for Honduras ; Maria, Bain, (Dndenvaux) for Ilamborgh; Desire, Bailey, for Valercia and Barcelona; Cleopatra, Edie, (Sampson) for Rio Janeiro; Two Sisters, Jackson, (Graham) law Berbice ; Peter Proctor, Browns (Jackson) for Dnminica : Bee, Hudson, (Wilson) for Hamburgh; Fox. Fox, jun. (11a11) for Ostend; Rotterdam, Laming, (Hall) for Rotterdam ; Arend, Elbring, (Be Die) for Antwerp ; .Corna metre, Frost, (Symonds) for Rott e rdam • Britannia. Fox, (binder) fur Ilamburgh Prince Saxe Coburg, Ladd, (De Die) for Ratter ' darn ; Itetrent h, Ansell, (J. B. Hall) for Tenerife and Grand Canary. CLEARING Our wanna, Nov. I.—Roslin Castle, Hepburn, , for Jamaica; George Ilibbert, Drysdale, for Antigua; Sandwich, King, for St. Lucia; Miranda, Wildetwisc, for Demerara; Sarah Christiania, Fisher, for Jamaica; A nimble Eliza, Grangin. forliarre; Castle Lachlan, Smith, for Jamaica ; Louisa, Lowr. y, for Palermo and 31e:ulna ; Thomas, Bell, for St. Vincent's; Acatda, Newman, for New York ; Jane, Wilson, for Bilboa ; Xrptunus ' Beakow, for Stockholm; Neleus, Hutchinson, for Hamburgb ; Lovely Ann, Blythe, foe Gibraltar. CLE•ItEn ()UTW•RDS TO IRELAND, Nov. I.—Hibernia, Dyer, (Williams) for Waterford. NOTE.—As goods may bc taken on board, and new &valves erected before ships pass Gravesend, in future noships will be taken out of the " Loading List" before they have actually passed Gravesend, which is the extreme limit of the Port of London, and a At is die true official clearance. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. PEIIZAYCE, OCT. 31.—Part of a ship's bulwarks were picked up on 29th inst. near the Blount. Appear to have been some time in the water. being covered with barnacles. They were painted green on the inside, and black out. FAL MOUT LI, OCT. 111.—Sailed the Sandwich packet, for Lis bon; and Annabelle, Billiard, for Jersey. PLYMOUTH, ()CT. M.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Moon, front St. John's, New Brunswick, in thirty-two days, with much da mage from the late gales • Magnet, Taylor, from Alicant, in six teen days. Arrived yestCrday. the Rover, --.., iron Malaga, in eleven days; Happy Return, 31•Woolock, from ditto; %Vahan& and Amelia, Jones, from St. John's, New Brunswick; George and Mary, Trail, from London for Gibraltar; and Burtigh, Chß-Wier, from ditto for Sierra Leone. Sailed the Cato. Sadler, for Sierra Leone ; and Johanna, Duke, for Seville. Oil the port, the Jane, —, from Alexandria for London. PoaysiwourG, Nov. I.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Pandora, from the Mediterranean ; Stately, Edgar, from the Downs, for Ja maica; Corielanus, Briscoe, from ditto, for Cape Coast Castle; ('hieftein, Pennon, from ditto, for St. Vincent's; and the Isabella, Thompson, from ditto, for Jamaica. DEAL, Nov. I.—Arrived the four-masted slap l'oliarbui, M•E'ellar, from Quebec; the Brixton, —, ticin ditto; the John, Lovell, front Jamaica; the Restoration, Stork, from Tromose ; and the Alert, Rainer, front Cadiz. Came down from the Riser and remain, the Lady Illackwonh, Capes, for Ilonduree • the Alexander, Richardson, for Ceylon ; and the Cleoi atra, Eddy. far Rio Janeiro, DOVE it, Nov. I.—The Columbus, timber ship, which went into the Downs at noon, kept two pumps going whilst she was oft this port. GRAVE/CND, Nov. l.—Arrived the Ceres, 'Wood, from Gijon ; Hudson, Champlin, from New York; Hose, Pain, from Xatsia ; William and Mary, M'ny, from Ikvadeulle; Arno, Fuwey. Inns Riga ; Nancy, Sibbald, from Petersburgh ; and Perseverance, Vaughan. from Ilainburgh. Sailed the Diana. Braithwaite, for Gibraltar ; :Hirable,. ' Rutherford, for St. Vincent's ; Hine, : laden, for Jamaica; and A tlas, Reed, lo t Charleston. BRISTOL, Nov. I.Arriveril the Cuclew, Harris, from Ma. lags ; trees, Dunn. from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Pandora, Corgear, from Newfoundland. Sailed only Coasters. The Thetis, Ihinley, from Bilboa, is arrived at Falmouth. The schooner Ann, Crithleford, with Fruit., from .Malaga, bound to Bristol, was lost near Ilanland Quay, Bideford, all hands missing. Cosa, OCT. 29.—Sailed the Asia, Stead, with convicts, for New South ‘Fales ; and his .Majesty's ship l'elorus. CARTWAGENA DE COLOMBIA, SEPT. 14.—The Spanish sh:p Mariquita, from 0 - donna to Ilarannah, arrived here un the IS:ri inst. Prize to the Padilla privateer. NEW YORE. Orr. 2.—A vessel from Ireland, which arrived at St. John's, New Brunswick, on the 2.1 ult. passed the wreck of the brig Leo, abAnduned anti full of wctcr. The Sophia, of Thum, bound to Leith, was got off at high water, and carried into Pe terhead ; her keel appears to be coin pletel y gone. The Charles, —, from Antwerp :o Lisbon and Gibraltar, sprung a leak and sunk, on the 2d ult. in lat. 1. 41. long. hi.— crew saved. _ _ _ _ ir ESSE!.S STOKEN W ITH.—Charlotte, Wyle, Liverpool fur St. Ihnningo, t!ilth ult. to S.W. of Tusks+ Rock, Coaat Il'exfor.l, all well, by the Courier, arrived in the Downs. Martha, Amster dam for New York, 10th tilt.; Margaret, 13th, New Yes* to Dublin; Westmoreland, 20,h, Liverpool fur Charleston, by the Elizabeth, arrived at Plymouth. Hercules. of and from Ayr for Miraraicht, 111th Se p t. on *e outer edge of Great Bank ; 24th, Gleaner, of Li for Newfoundland ; 23th, Flora, of and from Liverpool for M ramichi, by the Alehymist, arrived in the Cone of Cork. William Pitt, 231 Sept. near the Traverse ; 30th Mont murcney, Wood, above Green Island; Jane, Hawkins, Oct. Bth; Harbinger, Watson, off Gospel; by the Reward, arrived at Deal. Henry Clay, from St. Peteriburah for New York, 13th Septem ber ; Cicero, from Bordeaux fur New York, 20th September; Nees, of Salem, Russia for New York, 27th Sept. ; Ann. nob. bertson, Clyde fur Bay Chakur, 19th Sept.. close to Se. Paul's Island ; 20th, James, of 'Whitehaven„ from Liverpool for Muse nachi; 21st, Canadian. of and for Montreal, from Liverpeolf 22d, Jean, of Belfast, from Liverpo d for Quebec ; 28th. Jean, of Allow, from Port Glasgow for Allouniehi, out 32 days; and Earl of Sr.lkirk, Newfoundland for Bilboa by the Glasgow, arrtved in the Clyde. Junius, Liverpool to Va lp araiso and Lim., all well. by hit Majesty's ship Blanche, arrival at Rio Janeiro. Saab, of Slaryport, Miramiehi for Ulversume, 16th uh., short of porisions ; same day. brig Thomas Forel!, St. John's, N. 8., Wexford, leaky ; and on 20th, the American brig Two Sisters, of Boston, from Bristol, blowing strong, did not learn where bound ; by the Duchess of Wouctater, Arrived of Dover. Arretaor H cAot; a.—Friday morning, at seven o'clock, a meeting took place at the head of the Canal, between Richard Smyth, Esq., and Hugh Singleton, Esq. ; tbe for mer attended by Ralph Jameson, Esq. and the latter by William Rose, Esq. when, after an exchange of shots, the matter in dispute was happily arranged, much to the Isimour and satisfaction of all the parties eoncerned.-I.lsurriek l'aprr. The Eclipse coach from Wolverhampton to Worcester, was upset a few days since, within a quarter of a mile of Stourport, owing to the horses taking fright, sod ruuninf, it over a heap of gravel by the aide of the rued. One gen tleman, a Mr. Thacker, of Wolverhany outside passenger, had his thigh broken . . gore escaped without injury. On Monday evening, the spinning master grass's mill was knoeiCsi down in the six o'clock, and dreadfully cut in the face, spinners. one of whom was known by identified. He is now committed to gaol; also known personally, but not their names, all likelihood, be soon taken.—Glusgoio 1 a ~'~ ../ac MINM+ .6.1 , 14 C ga LI - aptoa, who WU at. I ' 1 the other passim - lamer of Mr. Sued- , Saltmarket about 1 ee, by six olarative by name, and full', oto h l rg ; nocle tbeott . .ers arc names, and wl.l, in e _ Addiail , M hi 9(1 2(1 If. em m- WI all ed, en' his ;el' , :er, int , coati [atr. 1.0 4