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The King has been graciously pleased to appoin• Henry Stephen t I leak-lane, merchants—Samuel Hirst at.d George Koster Hirai Fox, Esq. (now Secretary to his Majesty's legation at Turin) to l leads goldsmiths — William AI iddleton and Janes Clark-, Sal. be Secretary to his Alajcsty's legation at Naple s. ! tort,. 'Lancashire, plumbers and glaziers—George Watattn and The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint Charlet, William Sykes, Bentley-grange, Yorkshire, twine's—J. It. Mil. Manners St. George, Esq.. (now Secretary 10 his Majesty's Legs- ner. 'l'llatras bliiner. and James Milner, 51aochoster, and at lion at Stockholm) to be Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Neuss, Pruasts—Sasinel Smith and Edward Janteson, Marmites:. Turin. ter, eneivers..-William Billing, James l'atkyn, and William The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint the lio• flews, Whirriple-street, Plymouth, mercers and drapers--Joseph nsurable John Arthur Douglaa Bloom fi eld (now Secret ar y to iis Bolus and Richard (iroucock s IVond.street, Cheapside ' dealers in Majesty's Legit - ion at Stutgardt) to be Secretary to his Majesty'. lace—Joules Edleaton and Daniel Ettleston, Bohon.le.lllttora, a gr rd o legation at Stockholm. revs—Charles Haynes, sem Charles Haynes, jun. and Rich The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint George NVatklns. Charles-street, Bristol. tileirs, plasterer* and painters — Hamilton Seymour, I.:sq. (now Secretary to his Maj e s t y' s legit- George U'ilkinason John Walker, and rhcmlis Slarktl, itirming • lion at Frankfort ) to be Secretary to his 3 lsjetty's leg ation at h a m, edge-tool-m;kers—Richard Richards and William liurgeaa surgardt. Reynolds Birmingham, woollen --James Drabble and The King has also been graciously plea sed to a pp oint John James Barton, Sheffield, merchants--Willeau Farrington and Ralph 31ilbanke, Esq. to be Secretary to his Majesty's legation at James erentrron, Bolton-le-moors, plumbers smd.ghtelenr......Jamest Frankfurt. Buchan, iVilliaat Whyte, and James Glasgow, Manchester, (as far as regards James Buchan.) The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, competed from the Returns made in the week ending the Pith Sept. 11V2.6., is 31s. and 10d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Ditties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. en rtir with Sir, kleil :.-------=-.------ . STATIONERY OFIICE, Sepirmter ti, INK. rrHE Comptroller of the hEA I'lll,V ~i(y I)E ncE ii s reaill_ t^ receive Tr;7'. DLit s tar rtm.lry Artiebs nt • tll.tlA, ST()IIES FOlt 1 . 11 1.; PU141.14' SnIi,VICE. (1•:;t11, Parking er‘• T.Pr*. I'. rid., run. %Van_ Wafers, (7..1, Pram Inkatao.l% Ruler.. Wafer Seal., Card. and Coal- L an ni.. ram, Strips, :+larking Pods, Leather OW. Ibilki.litub ber, he. Parriely. of Contrac t may b. had, and asp,. h., o f t h e art i c l e , sem. at Inc Stationery Obirr. Jame. wreet e wr , Ilin kingbolt moms! the ' R h. an d an e sery ear b en the hours of tenand or o'clock, %mil Sa•urtlay. the i 3 I ninon. --- ---- _ _ . - ._.... SALES BY AUCTION. This day is published, in royal 4to. price 7s. ROIIIIIST , N g : I) ( e ) . !l n N i A n ilieEsht;TeA!.B.T.,LAp,„ N p ... ,1 1. ._ . _ _ _ -- con g t RICHMOND HIM.. ot flinty VII. • Household Furniture, Pier at.d Chimney Celasses, Wines, linen, The prior Numbers consist of Designs In the Grecian, Ictlian, Itnoks. Prints, Drawn" Chios and Glass. capital ringer Serlsw, Norman, Palladian, Castellived, and Slid Enalisli myle%. - Organ, Pianofortes, Garden. s e al Dail l'ien,il,, & c . pu , London : Printed for James Carpenter and Son, (lid Bond. I By Mr. JA ' M ES DENEH', r street. Ou 310NDAY NEN I. and lollowing Days, at 12. Of whom may be had. by the same Author , in one volume eta. ' rHE very excellent fit-KIM:HOLD FURNITURE, price 31. 3a. a Second Coition of • i ji . ' RURAL ARCHITECTURE, or a Series of Designs for Orla. brilliant pieran i chid' icy glasiee, ninon, I i 1194. bracket mental Cottages, Lodges, D.,itiett. &e. and ormolu clocks, giroidoles and candelabras, capital fin Fer organ by Davis ' with eight stops, in a mahogany iiilsid Case : hue-tonol cabinet and square pisnlfortai, wills tire milthiiiirall keys ;.cellar of choice old wines, table Real hod linen, litottry of very valuable books and whiff:4i •s of fine prima, numerous ornamenfra and mkt- Brussels and Turkey carpets, , -sceir kitchen re- ran. We n ether state Ile is led t o lotion r..tdct 314. e em. If hi, In two large vols. Bvo. illustrated with twiginal Maps, numerous Views &c. price 21. boards, lt rIIAVELS in C HILE and LA PLATA, including o.• COPITRACT FOR COALS FOR el FARA LEON F.. WA V/ OFF/('E. S-ptember T lIE Offsts and Cuntsraissiontra qf his Ma- Thatty'sSo do berth) eive Not.ee, on l'itt•ltsnav, the 2lst ineant. at One o'ciclc. they w eonvact I be rewly to mat with such penions as mar he will , ng to for sopplying and delivering. at so , h t aste in the Cobra so f i err Leone, as shall be directed hi •he Onv •rnor. a C‘run of a b ou t THREE HUNDRED CHA LDRONS OF FORDEI. MAIN. WFLASI MAIN. or INVERKEITH INH COALS. A Form of the Tetbdre may be se .m a: Urfa 011iee No TI• der will be received alter One o clock o n the hay nt Treaty, nor sea, !tweed unless the Party or an Agent ler m attends. The primes be Denied is to be .aelo..ve 04 Colonial eve. leavening the Geography, Geology, Statistics, ""l" , " item" , - • . c"Prt --- - Accounts(innate', eight-day garden. dairy, stook utensils, Sac. Rec., the Government, Finance*, Agriculture, Commerce Manners, and Customs, and the Stilling Operations in Chile, collected du ring . a p ro p erl y ' Richmond Hill, Sun ey. of Mr, Doughty, deceas.d, at her late Residence on Residatce of several Years in these Coun•riea. To be visaed till die Sale, when catalogues (at h. nth) may he By JOHN 11 HOS. had on the premise. ; and or Mr. Denew, auctioneer, Charles- London Printed for Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy. sir „• t . 11,rkeley•squat syman• " N.•. viihstanding the number of publiratims which have limed fru.. pass of lute years, we find a mood ilea', both of new end valuable intelligence, in these vohintee. We do not allude, how ever, NO much to the well•concocrtd view of historical and pol:iical events which the author has given, as to his own °nervations on the country. during a rei.idein of severs) years, and specially to what he says respecting the mining operationa."—bit. Gazette, Aug. it?. stock of information respecting the countries of Chile and La Plata has been ma.erially increased by the perusal of dine yolumea."— New Monthly Mag. Sept. Certainly neither the very excellent book of Captain Basil Hall, nor that of Men. nor any other we have seen, is entiti•d to more attention for the fulneas and variety of its instrii-i" - bond. Meg. Sept. !once ch of con. ENBLEFIEI.D.GREEN. NEAR WINWOR. VILLA RESIDENCE, With Office', Gardens, Pleasure Ground+, Cottages, Farm Build. ing+, and Land, together t omtit Sixty ACTIN. fly Mu JAMES DENEW, At Garraway's Cofre.hotose, Cornball, on THURSDAY, 2lst inst. at 12.. I s Nine Lees, Lot 1.91111 E di , dingttialted and bt,autiful VILLA of the 1 late Ead and viscountess, lay, situate at Bngli.- field-greco, rear. %%risotto*. comprlslnt a soft of apertraeota tan the principal floor. of lofty and g sod prop:lotions. lit1111T0:111 bet bedchamber and dressing room+, with an amplitude of se yenta' bed rooms, and cor.v.-mtently arranged domestic offices; coach house+, stabling. and outhuilitin,,o+, pleasure grounds and shrub bery walk+, kitchen st,rden, web.' ;pound, vinery, greenhouse, gardener's residence., &c. ; also two very neat Co talcs, with their gardens and appendages, together about eleven acres, Copyttold of ihe Manor Egham. Lots 2 and 3. Two very fine FREEUOLD MEADOWS, eon. tainiog upwards of lintrteen aces, ve nerated from Lot I only by the Barley-mow Road, and particularly elig ble fur building. Lot 4. co nhsriable FARAI-HOCSE, barns, sheds, and out- yards, and garden+, situate adjoining the Barley-mow, on Eoglefielii.green, together with a mead.iw of about four acres. and a piece of ,noble land, upwards of three acres, Copyhold of he Manor 0 1 Egbam. Lot 5. NfLt CROFT FIELD, also Copylinhl, containing four acres, and nearly an acre of Freehold Land, fronting the road from Bishopgate. Lot 6. A piece of ARABLE LAND, partly bounded by the road leading to Etiglaield-green, containing upwards of nine Whi , eholl, Sept. B, HUG. The King hag been plessol to pre. nt the Reverend Henry Crime., Clerk, Mister of Art., to the Vicar4ge of Stnnchouse. in the county and Ilioce,e of Oloucegter, void by the death of the Iteretcnd William Baker. nu ge (the at the uinea !tier, wilidl MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Office of Ordooneo. Sept. ♦, 1826. lINA'rTACHED The under-mentioned Officers of the Royal Regiment of Artil lery. having Rivet rank superior to their regimental ennur.ietio te, have been gi,nlvdOraption on haltray. viz.:—Brevet IklAjor Wm. ‘Vehteer. Brevet M ijnr Wm. Miller. ItoyaL Ret,inient of Artillery—Seen' 41 Captain II- Will;%. from half-pay, to tve S::cond Captain, vice Webber, up,nicted. 6ccord Captain and Brevet alknr I). M. 11,urchi , •r to be Captain, vire Miller, pmmo•ed. Second Centauri It. 11. Vaughan. from half. pay, to be Second Captain, vice Rourchier. Iverage pets: of Corn from the Returns received in the week cud. ing September I, 182 ti. iVheat. I Batley. Oat.. Rye. Beans. Peas. g g. d. g. g. d. n. 41. 4. d. Itl 8 34 913811 38 11 486 44 4 ri ` " U, CHT,PiTolis .CKP,p.(TOBS. COMPOSITION OF Aitric,sl4l , l ) VOTICH u Acta, *ewe, tloel all l'eraans vko mot wean to continue their ii t imisimi Co. tracts. whiAs 1,111 rinne on the ;oh day at Aril. 1827. a d who tuoy hare made any o rre.re to th eir stablishments dart • t t the term thereof, which in. mese they intend to discontinue, should give novice to the Asscvsor OT C.,lleCiflf of the Perish in which they trade, on b e fo r e t h e 6 t h ,)ember. 1:114, that it is their intention to it sconii.ur, on t j b e hsee 14e 4 h of March, 1827. the use of thr sr is v kept by them. bel' g iscrewie to the number of artirl:s ot the •ai,e d scription in 'holed in Mew Comment of Conipmitimi. In default of wldch 'race. or in ease they do mu discominue such /sticks, they will he 6sie ca ble for the same in the year Collllllt raring on the bib day of pill, 184. Ily Order of hia Majevty'a Comatissi , ners for the Affairs of Teats MB, LONDON Wilk—Trent the London Gasettel AT T• 111 COURT or CoMNISeIoNSIte or BAN/Entire', ••ENOVIALL. , STRUT, ore rrioor‘r '"lt. R. A Iredo. J. It. de, Bank-bulldlww, merchant, dividend Andrews T. and R. Taviwaek-place, Penna., enal-merchants, di es. tdi. Bentley, W. High Holborn, woollen•dioper, 3d examination 11 Bond, T. Rend in, dealer, 2d examination Clarion's, A. Thatcham, innkeeper, 2rl examination ....... Cox, L Bridge-road, Lambeth, cheeaemonger, dividend Bring. B. Hammersmith, tailow-chandler, dividend ...... . I I Ellis, J. Rethbone.placc, Oxford-otreet, butcher, further and fin. dlv. II ElLinon, E. Crown-and.scey trewourt. St. Jarres'i, roam. tan ea. 11 Galiegue, J. B. Fort-street. Spaniels-Ida, slik-mlnnfactorer, 3d exam- 11 Hankey, W. Rolla-buildings, Fetter-lane, carpenter. 24 examination II Hiettnian, W. Great Roswell, butcher, 2el examination • ll Keating. 0. Weterloo.road, Lambeth, lineu.draper, 24 examination 12 Lee, J. Wood-street, Cheapside, warebouvernan, lot examination—. 10 La , hbritlite, J. Carmarthen-drier. carpenter, 'Dual dividend II Almaliall, T. College-hill, iron-merchant, Alaoka:l, It. S. Bavinghall-street, builder, dividend. .......... ....•• Dante, H. Crow-sweet, lallnmon, grocer, ad examination Nestor J. Southwark, coal-merchant, lot examinatio n Il Needle ' , M. G. Wood-atreM and Doverotreet, tea-denier, 2d ems. Parkinson, E. Whitby, grocer, 3d examination ........... ...... V Rohdin, C. F. Rixicrow-street, Cripplegate, ironmonger, Iv' exam Meure, G. Tultenhinnie-yard. money-scrivener. I st examination .. s anNot,, J. Cuthionwourt and Tollington•park, broker, 3d exam lf Smith, J. ilawinmi,lnercer, adjourned law examination ...... Id Watson, W. Blshopegate-street, innkeeper, 23 examination COUNTRY LIST. flaghntt. Sir P. Leonard Stanley, mercht. Fleece, Rodbro',ll4 cairn. 10 Darby, T. and J. B:rasingharn, drywilters,klesan. Tyndall'a, itirmlng. ham. special affair' ............ 11 Easigete, It. York, linen-manufact. Public Office, Baxoaley.3d mud. 11. Hair, J. Scotiwood, lamp-black.maker, George, Newcastle, lat and 11 final dividend !Bride, M. Rochdale, flanueL-raeouf. Wellington. Rochdale, 3d exam II Botanic, G. Heitergam-eaves, brewer, Bull, Burnley lot examination 11 .Tackann, T. and W. Liverpool, ithen-merch. Gnome. Ltv. 3d exam. II Kenworthy and Bunnell, Liverpool. merch,Georee, Liverpool, distil. 13 Lunn, E. and G. Halifax, chyrnixte, Swan. lielitsK, divitLwirl Blaraden. J. and 0. K ithburton, eintbdnannfacturera, Lion, Had- • deralield, special affairs ...... Mogridge, G. Birmingham, japanner, Hotel, Birming. ad". last exam. II Phelps, W. Beltwoughton, nvedlcthe-deater, Pack-horse, Worcester, 13 2d examlnMion Airier, T. Brighton, bitilder. Star, Lewei, lit examination ...... . Scuareret, W. HaVerforderest, shopkeeper, Castle, Haverfordw. div. Spencer, J. Burnley, cotton-spinner, Thorn, Burnley, tat exam 6 Spurrier, W. Walaall, wine-merchant, White., Itancbeater, 3d ex 0 Thoniley, R. Longdendalti, cotton-spinner, Star. Manchester, 2d ex. 2 Tickle and ILhertn, Burnley, cotton-ants). Thorn. Burnley, 3d want. 12 Wucd, S. Blanchester, merchant, White's, Blanchester, 3d exam 2 N EW NIUSIC, Published by GOULDINO and IYALMAINE, 20, 0 0110 - equate. PIANOFORTE. AIRS from MEYER'S OPERA " EDEA," by C. Dumon, in two Hoag, 4.. each. AIRS from BISHOP'S OPERA, " ALADDIN," by J. F. Burrowea. in three Books. dv. rath. BISHOP'S AIR, "ARE YOU ANGRY, MOTHER ?" varied by G. Kisllmark, 34. 111504 'PS Alit, "SUN IS O'ER THE MOUNTAIN," varied by G. Kiallmark, BISHOP'S AIR, " MY ARABY, MY NOBLE STEED," varied by T. A. Bawling., 2a. Bd. BISHOP'S AIR, "ARE YOU ANGRY, MOTHER?" varied by T. A Rawlings, 2.. Rd. FLOWERS OF SACRED HARMONY, No. I. by T Valentine, 25.6>•. Commission signed by the Governor. Captain-General, and Vice-Admiral of the Isle of Wight-• T. Hastings, Esq. to be De puty Vice-Admiral. lently end, BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. WALTER STIRLING and JOHN STIRLING, flow-Church- yard. merchants, Iron, September 8 to September 30. SAM* , Es. CARTWRIGHT, Dovcr-road, coal-merchant, from Sep. I tember 5 to Septentnor 29. JAMES LAW R A NCE, Pork-place, St. James's-street, tailor, from September 29 to October /3. BANKRUPTCIES SI7 PE 11SEDED. WtI.I.IAM M 0011 E. Cirencester, mercer and draper. Jolts IlAwarsoN, Anna% Manchester, cotton-spinner. BANKRUPTS. JAMF.S SCOTT, Great EastcheaP. merchant, to surr:ntler Sep . tember at 11, 22, and October 2 0 , at.ten , at the Ba nkru p ts ' Court. Soiteimr, Mr. J. S. Bennett. suffulk.lane. BENJAMIN HIEWOOD, Anthony.s!reet, HalCliffe.highwaV, cabimr.uttoke , September 22. at 10. '29. and (I,:toher 20, at 11, at the Bankrupt' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Rubinson and nine, Charter-Rousts:quart . . Cli All LES FIiA•CIS DEADEN, Redcros%-street, ironmonger, September 11, 22, and October 20, at 11, at the Bankrupts Court. Soircitoro, :Imes. Udine, Frampton, and boLus, New-Inn. II tNnir DADY, Dowgate.bill, carpenter, September 15, 22, and October 20, at 11, at the Ilankr)lpts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. T. Jones, King's.Artno-yard, Coleman-street. HENRY DOWNER, Strand, ironmonger, September 19, October 3, and 20, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors Messrs. Baxen. dale, Tatham, and Upton, Kin:es-Arms-yard, Solicitors, THOMAS ./1 °oat, Sunderland.ne: r-Coe.Sra, grocer, September 23. at 10, 29, and October 20, at 11. at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitors, 111cI~js Iliadmarsh and Son, Crescent, Jewin.street, /tTOW of the E. BATES. Secretary. CO THOMAWS HOSPITAL—The AUTUMNAL t) COURSE of LECII.IItr.S will womb/vice NIONLAY, ti of I ktohat. THEORY and PRACTICE of M EI►ICINE—Dr.IYtLLtaMs .41t1 Dr. ELLIOTSOW. MATEHIA MEDICA—Di. ROOTS. lIVMIS fRY—Di. ANATOM Y—Mr. Omura and Mr. Jolts F. Sonya. :SURGERY—Mr. GIBErs. 3111)Iti IF ER Loeocu. CMI PA RAT IV ki ANATOMY—Mr. Joss F. SOUTH. BOTANY—Dr CLINICAL. LECTLTHES will be given. Pupils entering to the Surgical Practice of this Hospital are al. io•ed to attend that or Gut 'a. For particulars apply to Mr. Wbidield, Apothecary to St. no. ines's Hospital. VOCAL. • BUY A BROOM !" sung by Miss Love, at Vaushall, corn. posed by 11. R. Risbop, 2s. A. H. C.," Comic Duet, sung by Miss Love and Signor De Bevis, price 2s. " BLAME ME NOT, MY GENTLE LADDIE," sung by Miss TrAvis, IN. 6d. •• THE YOUTH OF THE VALLEY," sung by Mr. Sinclair, 2s. acres. Lots 7,8, and 8. Three other parcels of MEADOW LAND, adjoining the prece.ling Lots, also Copyhold of the Manor of Eghain. To he viewed preceding the Sale by application to the Gardener at the V lla, who will shi.w the several Los ; particulars on the ('remises; the Castle, Wintrior ; Kings Head. Ev,nam ; !lush. Staines ; Messrs. II tnrott and Metcalfe, Sllicitins, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garrsway's ; and of Mr. Dznew, Charles street, Berkeley square, where& plan of the Estate may be seen. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES AT CHELTENHAM. GLOUCESTERSHIRE , hate the pert Proy of Colonel John Riddell, deceased. Ily Mr. CHARLES WOOD, At the Assembly Rooms, Cheltenham, on TUESDAY, the 19th dty of September inst. at 2, in Six Lots, with, immediate posses. nction enefit. , but kind ibility de on ) take could,. yes Of rictore And all composed by John Parry. FAIR ONE, TAKE THIS ROSE." " THE BONNIE LASSIE. " I'LL GANG TO THE EWE BUGHTS," Composed by Alt/I. Milts. price 23. each. PI The celebrated Opera, " MEDEA IN CORINTO," arranged tor the Harp and Pianoforte, and tor the Harp only, by N. C. Bnchsa. on was nself ; Ant of opriety ad the pplied iwoulel they hem a rd the rt and new to Ira as Ranks. charge •wt, ad iv that ntl our Or that k now Id con nil the THE LAST INVITE 'IJ Gain THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS is now before you, se. by WARRANT of the LORDS of the TREASURY, WEDNDWAY, 18-h of Next Month (October), ALL urrrgams END FOR EVER. - IARROLL, Contractor, solicits Public nicest for a lJ Farewell Venture in thi. List and Oily Lottery that will eves be submitted, ern/fleeing. in magnitude and number, sweater ninthly of Capitals than were ever know before, being sIX PRIZES of 3)190/. No Blanks! Every Ticket a Prim ! torming the unequalled aggregate of wow. ! All in One Day ! WEDNESDAY, 18th of Next Month (Octidier), when All botter , es End tor Ern I • Tickets and Shares are Selling by CARROLL, Contractor, 19, Voenhill; 7. Charing-crosst and 28, Oxford-street, whets be Sold within a hort period, FOUR • Prism of . 30,0081. FOUR . MINK ! And other Capitals in former Lotteries exceeding A MILLION STERLING! the re. I ansi. way W iployed would lanke's Id, and ke that le) had tr 111 r. no the I inten attad OVAL/. a. 1 .. 12 .. 11 .. 1 .. 1 iw. 10 es. 4 :as.-- e vibe rams set the By IP"- Awever Ise, is at the given to are t, Erg jun.. , vii, of ' John ore, of Francis nghyr. low of Mr , of the of the bury. r•••■• rr e Ne. 1.10 601 A Lit FS iWARIt.INTED PENS, of TaTio ll, pees of list Ines and el Ude. matted ats follows.- 1111 very herd, for Etching, in. II lintd, for note !toil. Fil tine and hard, for Ladies' letter band. M medium. or gent tal writing. oat, tine nib. SS very soft. for !leading hedgers, &e. SU soft, with broad nibs, fur Lawyers, &c. Minufactureil and sold at 138, Aldersgate-street, London, from to 204. per 1 110. Tie Manufacturer suggests to Tterinr% resident in the country i;ecessity of rending their orders direct to his Ditablishment in London, as they a ill then secure the ailvits•tage of careful package, and be sure that no i,terior article is substituted fcr his warranted Yee.. They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account Souks, sod &wintery in general. AIODERN APPENDAGES TO BEAUTY. Ir/EARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP.—This Soap stands untivalled as • discovery of the highest importance, fur it* royal.," excellence In c.lestalng the skin, preserving it from the effects of the weather, sea air , ac. and improvint, its appear ance. It ecnitivee every blemish from its surface ' arid, by due perseverance, never fails to render it delicately clear and beautiful. Prepared ley A. Pears. 56, Welly-street, Oxford-street. and sold I t It, ls. bid.. and 2*. lid. per square. Also tientlenteresSliavaig Cakes.. at I*.and 2s. Sd. - - . PEARS'S BOTANIC CREAM, particularly recommended to Patents and Guardians, who wish to give their etfspring, and those miler their care, throe delightful tints which are the true eon. somitants of beauty and health. MALABAR DENTIFRICE, for beautifying the teeth, and trnderieg them a personal ornament to the decline of life. PERSIAN COTTON. or Portable Rouge, for giving a tic brew rose tint to the cheek: it is simple in its application, and so portable that it (nay be placed between the leaves ofa small pocket. ban's. PEA Rs'S LIQUID BLOOM of ROSES and WIIITE IM. PERIAL POWDER, which, by beautifully tinging the checks .n.l bps, bestoss a delicacy to the female count:nature. PEA ItS'S ROSE.(X)IA)URED and I'INR SAUCERS, for drawing In water-colmirs painting en velvet, tinging the count tenstire. and dying silk. lace, muslin, fcatli.rs, artificial flowers, etc.—Warehouse, li.Ml, Wells-street,Ozford.street, London. W i t ' lrthet E nc L ti C on l a i nd alFiE fo ll t A tio L a t o : ru P s l d LLS have oftb l o i b e - I dical Profession, as a safe and doable Medicine, ' In me re n movin e g . ob.. structions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female 1 frame is liable, especially these which, at an early period of life, tre- 1 quentlr arise from want of exercise aid a general debility of the sys tem. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head -ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders, pins is the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpitations of the Lear. Peehtsers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of " C. Ketoley," in writing. Sold wholesale and retail, in London, by B. Brightman and Ctsuip, 24, Paternoster-row, (late of Fleet ' "et ;) Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; Newbery and II Mom. St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co., Bow Church-yard; sianyar, Ilia, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street; Evans and Son, Isong.lane, Smithlisld ; Johnson, Greek-s;reet, Soho ; Butler and Sons, Cbeapside ; Godfrey %%Indus, Bishopsgare-street ; 11. Mack. , 13 i. 33 , Whitechapvl ; nod by all country venders, at 2s. 94. per box. .. 6 It is necessary to inform the public that Kearsley's is the coaffaiglnal and genuine medicine, and has been prepared by them for more than thirty years. SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS. rriIIESE Powders 'induce, when used as directed, -11-. Water, exactly of the same quality as that found at the celebrated &Oita Springy. TIM-Water impregnated with them is- conies, in an instant, sparkling and cifervescebt, and forms an alterative Saline Aperient, as pleasant as Soda Water. They twain unimpaired by time or climate. Prepared and mid by the Proprietors, Messrs. fl 'MA RS IIA I,L „tnd to. Chemists. Brewer-street, Goldcn-square, in Roses, 43. each, and in Bottles at its. duty included. To be had as above : His Majesty's Salvoln t ile Lavender Vinegar oxygenated Soda Pox dere Eau de rolagne cheltenham Salts in crystals Arqucbusade Water Ditto ditto, in efliottsccace Lavender Water Finest Calciced Magnesia Ditto, Pedant ed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto. Mine Fleur Aromatic i'inegar Vegetrible Extract Camphor Tooth Powder Esprits—various Vegetable Tooth Powder Kee It nyale aux Milk Fleurs And every genuine Drug and 5 edieine, of the fittest quality, for home end for exportation. Medicine Chests. of all prices, completely fitted for every Climate. •, Merchants, Acc. supi.lied on liberal terms. N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making the hoda and t;}idlite Watarssunder the above names, are spurious. It s * Prepared robin and sold aa above, very superior FRENCH POLISH, for all kin ds of tine Wood, Furniture, (to. NEW ITALIAN SONGS, &e., Published at the ROYAL MUSICAL REPOSITORY. Composers. Price. "La Speranza" . . - Rovedino I 6 " Languir d'amore" . - 3ligliorucci 1 6 ••I irazie agl' inrnni " . - Ditto 1 6 " 8.1 Placer" Duett) - - - Di to 1 6 "La Partenza ' (Cansonetta) - - Ciancliettini 2 6 "Se to m'ami " cDittn) - - Spagnoletli 1 6 •• You chio lasci '0 ' (Air. " Cherry Ripe ") Horn 1 6 " Ali Quando turni al core" (Air," Bonnie wee wife") - - - - Mn. Miles 1 6 Three Familiar Miens. viz.—" Dolce dellani. ma," " Deb Prendi." and " Dunque it MlS bene," arranged with an Accompaniment for the Pianoforte and Spanish Guitar - - Solt 3 6 " Mille Soepiri e lagrime " the celebrated Duct, with Italian and Eliglivli words Rossini 2 0 The Beauties of " 11 Crociato in Egitto," with Italian and English words - 31eyerbeir 15 0 NEW GUITAR MUSIC. "MAY'S INSTRUCTIONS for the SPANISH GUI TAR," containing an 13IPROVED METHOD of FINGERING, 'simplified on several favourite Ains as Exercises, with directions for TUNING the SPANISH GUITAR, on a NEW and SIMPLE PRINCIPLE. Also, a variety or ir , '.l:lAN and ENGLISH SONGS, itc. arranged for the Voice with an ezay accompaniment, to which is prefixed a Vignette Frontispi= showing the exact petition in which that instrument should be held - 5 0 " CAMILLUS Sixteen EXERCISES." arranged progres sively to follow ..May's Instructions" . 3 6 " BOLAS, Twentieth Set of English Ballads , " containing " Cherry Ripe," “ The Bonnie wee Wile, - &c. &c. - 5 0 PAULY'S Arrangement of " Aurora cite Sorgerai" - - I 6 VERENI'S Arrangement of " Nunes de ti me accurtdo" 2 0 BERTIOLI'S Arrangement of " Three French Romances " 2 6 Published by Willis and Co., No. 55, St. James's-street (oppo site Jermyrt.street), London; and No. 7, Wisunorland-street, Dublin. ll'here may be fbund. Every variety of GRAND, CABINET, COTTAGE, SQUARE, and CIRCULAR PIANOFORTES: also, HARPS, &e. by the most eminent Makers, at the LOWEST 3IANUFAC. T URERS' PRICES. (J Just received a splendid assortment of SPANISH GUI TARS, Foreign and British. front 2/. to 201. ••• A second-hard 64 octave Grand Piano Forte, by Brook wood, and a Double Action Harp, by Erard, nearly as good as I new, the propetty of a Lady leaving the country, to be disposed of on very moderate terms. - CAUTION TO FAMII,I%B. Fro distinguish the genuine' JOHNSTON R'S PA TENT WINDSOR SOAP from the Counterfeit Imita tions daily unposed upon the Public, by unptincipled speculators, purchasers will do well to observe, that tt is of a pale amber colour, its perfume a complete bouquet, and most pleasant in use. possess ing al , o peculiar balsamic and emoliient properties, rendering the akin luxuriantly white, soft, end even ; counteracting the injurious effects produced by intense solar heat, or cold winds; and is to be had genuine only of his successors, Price and Gosnell (Perfumers to Ira Majesty), and their Agents. All other Soaps, under the same name, are vile and gross impo,itions, possessing none of the highly appreciated qualities of the genuine Johnstone's Patent V indsor Snap. Prepared at the original manufactory, No. 12, Three Kings'. coon. Lornbard.strect. No connexion with any Retail Shops in Lombard-street. PERSONAL. BEAVTY.—The Ladies are assured that all the Cosmetics ever yet discovered do not possess, in a hundredth de gree, the good go:did:mot' PRICE and GOSNELUS PATENT NAPLES CREA 31, patronised by the Royal Family and the Nobility throughout Europe. It effectually exterminates entp florist, tan, pimples, freckles, redness, and all cutaneous intperfee lions whatsoever ; arrays the neck, hands, and arms in matchless whiteness; bestows on the complexion a juvenile bloom ; renovates beauty when on the decline, and sustains it in pristine splendor to the latest period of life. To mothers nursing their offspring, it is essentially merviceable in healing soreness, and reducing inflamma tion, so frequently following tins otherwise pleasing pursuit of ma ternal affection. The Patent Naples Cream is recommended to Gentlemen as an infallible specific in allaying the smarting irrita bility of the face, arid will render shaving, heretofore a painful, now a pleasurable operation.—Price As. anti 10s. per bottle. PRICE and GOSNELL'S MACAS`iAIt OIL, or unfailing efficacy for aiding the growth of the flair, to an extent surpassing belief; also for preventing baldness, and for imparting to the hair an imperishable quality and an undccaying youthfulness. There is nothing equal to. nor in any degree to be compared with, the ge nuine Macassar Oil, imported by Price and ficsnell, Perfumers to his Majesty, tin. 13, Three Kings'-court, Lombard-street, London, who have gold it, pure and unadulterated, for the last thirty years ; and-who, in fact, first introduced it to the no:ice of the British Public. :Verse.. Price anti (Mandl, the sole Proprietors and only importers (which has been proved by the Import List, anti sworn before the Lord Mayor) of the genuine Macassar Oil, wishing to protect the public the pretensions of base impostors (falsely have affixed aye : oc against iftylingithemselves importers), have, at a very great expense, a labei, with an engrasir g from a design by Sir Wm. Congreve, of extreme difficulty of execution, on ihe outside of each both:, with their names and address in full thereon, which purchasers are particularly requested to observe 4 and as a further security, every genuine bottle is signed, in red ink, in their own handwriting, to counterfeit which is felony. Also, worthy the notice of Gentlemen who have tender fares. PRICE and GOSNELL'S PATENT PASTA DEL CAS TAGNA. This celebrated Shaving Snap is made by a new process, which divests it of all irritating qualities it braces the skin, softens the beard, and makes the razor act much easier than by the common method. Sold in Pots, price 2r. lid. anti As. each. P. and G. will, gratuitously, present a e at of the above Pasts. del Castagna to any Military Gentleman desirous of proving its effi cacy, upon application tit their warehouse. Price and aortal have appointed Messrs. Sutton and Co., ' Newberry and Co., and Mr. Chas. Butler, Wholesale Vendors of their celebrated Articles of Perfumery in London. sit n, A Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCE , N o. 1, Wel (l.-lington-place ; contailOnc a large kitchen, houeekeepeitiroont, larder, butter's pantry, se d other sunaLle offitee; a handsome e trance hall, elegant Anorectic., large dining-room. breakfast-parlour, two very elegant large drawing-rooms, communicating, with folding doors. to handsome large bed.roorns, and four ot m her lofty good sized bed.roorns ; two water.closets, and every doestic ri nv eni ence, and a yard behind, in a perfect state of repair, and well supplied with excellent water. Also an excellent FREE:WILD COTTAGE, called WAT SON'S COTI'AGE, situate in Cambray, Cheltenham. opposite the Theatre and Wellington-place; comprising an entrance.hall, two parlours, kitchen, scullery, and other suitable offices, four good bed-rooms, with a neat green court in Gout. and a gard-n behind. Also Three Picas of valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING -0 ROUND, adjoining each other, situate also in Cambray, in a kite with Wellmgton-place, eligibly situated for building three substantial dwellitig-hous. s, to form a continuation of sVellington. place; each piece containing a fronsage of about 25 feet 7 inches, and in depth about 07 feet. Also a most excellent FA M HAY RESIDENCE, in substantial repair (Copyhold of the Alan°, of Cheltenham), Mesas No. 6. St. Georgea.place, Cheltenham ; comprising a ki. chen, scullery. and other suit .ble offices, an eatr.nce.hall, large dining-room, break fast-room,-handsome 'tlisiving.rooin, six capital bed-rooms, and a paved yard behind. and well supplied with excellent water. Also a small Piece of COPYHOLD GROUND, fronting this Slessuage, thrown open and used for turning carriages, and fur an ornamental appearance to the houses in St. George's-place. :Hay be viewed by permission of the tenants; and particulars, had of Messrs. G. T. and It. Taylor, Solicitors, 18, Featherstone. buildings, Holborn, Lil:Tlon ; of the Auctioneer; it• the place of sale ; at the King's Heud, Norrhlcach • the Bell. Gloucester ; the Kin ; 's Head, Cirencester ; the Green D ragon, Hereford; the Hop. pole, 'Tewkesbury; the Hop-pole, Wanes:et ; and the King's Head, Ross. OLGUCESTEITSH IRE. FREEHOLD HOUSE, TEWKESBURY. O be peremptorily SOLI), pursuant to an Order of T the High Court of Chancery, made is a Cause, " Elton v. °lover," with the approbation of Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the flop Pole Inn, at Tewkes bury, in the county of Olouceater, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of October, 1826, at Thve .'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, TWO FREEHOLD FRONT DWELLINCLHOUSES , situate in the Church-street, in Tewkesbury, near the Market- house • Also, a COTTAGE or TENEMENT, in the Alley behind the said two Dwelling-lininies, and adjoining thereto • Also, Two CO TT A ES, or Two T ENE al E NTS, in the saute Alley, together with the SI l'E of a SLAUGHTER-HOUSE and STABLE, with the Materials belonging thereto. now oecupied with the said two Freehold Dwelling-houses in Chureit-tereet. Printed particulars whereof may tie had, gratis. et the said Mas ter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildinga, Cbaneery-lane, Lon don ; of Messrs. Street, alillington, and Gilbert, Solicitors. Pbfl poane, London : of Mr. John Moore, Auctioneer, Tewkes bury (on application to whom the pr. mists may be viewed); at the place of sale ; and at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham. FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD. and LEASEHOLD Elft FATES IN THE COUNTY Of HEREFORD. To be SOLI', pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chan cery, made in a Cause, " Pratfall e. Hughes," with the appro. tuition of the Hon. Robert Henley Eden, one of Ilia Masters of the said Court, at the City Arms Hotel, in the City of Hereford, on FRIDAY NEXT, between the hours of One and Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, in 13 Lots, FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTAT n E, called /A. the UPPER DEARN DA LL ESTATE, situate i the pa rish of Canon Pion, in the county of Hereford, consisting of two messuagra, with Lite outbuildings, anti several cottages, atal about 256 acres of land, of which 125 acres, or thereabouts, are freehold, and about 131 acres are leasehold ; together with the great tithes of the leasehold part of the estate. The leasehold is held under the Dean and Chapter of Hereford, at an annual rent of 72. and 13 quarters of wheat, and the lease is renewable every seven yearn, upon payment of a fine fur that purpose. Alfa an undivided moiety of and in a certain Freehold Estate, called the DE%YDALE'S HOPE ESTATE, consisting of a niessuage, with the outbuildings, and 165 acres of land, or there abouts, situate in the several parishes of Bodenham and Felton, in the said county of Hereford. Also, a certain Freehold an d Co py state Estate, called the NUN NINGTON ESTATE, situate in the parish of Withington, in the said county of Hen ford, consisting of a measuage, with the buildings, end about 32 acres 3 roods of land, of which !I acres 3 roods and 32 perches, o r thereabouts, are freehold, and about Sl' acres 3 tootle and 8 perches [re copyhold ; held of the manor of Nunnington. Also r. 2 :serer, or thereabouts, of FREEHOLD LAND, situatel at Ivington, in the parish of Leominster, in the said county Hereford. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Alastair% Chambers, Soutitompton.builtlings, Chancery-lane, London; a sic.. Street, Millington, and Gilbert, Solicitors, Philpot-lane, London ; of Mr. Aston, solicitor, Hereford ; and of Mr. James, Land Agent, Hereford ; and at the Ilotel, Hereford ; the Feathers, bedbury ; the Ktn-;'a Head. Moss; the Red Lion. Leominster; t li he v Ho l p : l s a; E le, L lVorceater ; and the Plough Hotel , Chelten ham. 'S JESUIT ' S DROPS, and SPECIFIC EDY. The genuine Jesuit's Drops have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, cliactual, and often an immediate, Cure for Strati guary, (Deets, and Weakness of the Kidneys or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal infection, they will in fallibly accomplish the desired effect. Should the complaint be far advanced, it will be necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY I with the Jesuit's Dratea- Purchmers are particularly requested to ask for Joseph Weasel's J esuit's Drops, and to he careful that a preparation , ander the name of " Dr. Wal ker's Drope,"lB not imposed en them in the let the genuine, which is distinguished from the counterfeits by having on the Government Stamps, " Joseph 19 easel, St. Paul's." The Drops are in &sties of 9s. 9d., Ile., and 2 9e. The Specific is 2a. 9d. per Pot. Sold by banger, Oafordatreet ; Stradling, Royal Eachange ; and Emerson, Last Smithfield. • Cripplecate. - JoaEPH GAT LET. IIaatOR.NOITIS, Lancashire, turner, Scptem• bet 21, 23, and October 20, at (V hite's lintel, alanclitster. Sol icitora,lll eases. Lowe and S tn, Southampton.buildings,Chancery lane ; anti Mr. Richardson, Stockport. Jon w [Wow w, Birmingham, linen-draper, September 19. 20, and October 20, at 10, at the Union Tavern, Ilirminga am. Soli tors, Messrs. Holnie, Frampton, and Loftus, New-lna, London; and 31CMF. Parker and Timmins. Birmingliant. JAMES KNIGHTS BRADFIELD, Great Yarmouth, builder, September 19, at oin the evenin, and 20. at to the forenoon, and Ocarber 20, at 11. at the Stae nn Great Yarmouth. Solicitors, Mr. J. Bcart, Great Yarmouth ; an d Mr. J. Francis, New Boswell . court, London- CHARLES GRAHAM, CltalbOlTtel, Lincoln. victualler, Severn. her 29. 30, and October 20, at 10, at the Plough, Scarborough. Solicitors, Messrs. Bettye, Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery-look; and Mr. T. Hark, York. JAMES PENNY, Lytnington, Hants, ironmonger. September 19, at li, 20, mad October 20, at 10, at the Greyhound Inn, Bland lord Furuco. Solicitor', Mr. S. Smith, 111 ndantl, Dorset; and Messrs. Hicks and Dean, dray's-Inn. WILLIAM FARMER. Bath, ironmonger, Sept ember 111, at 1, 20, aud tktober 20, at 10, at the Greyhound an. Bath. Soli citors, Mr. T. Gill, Lincoln's-Inn-fields ; and Mr. A. Harvey, Bath. ISAAC LOWE, Walsall, Stafford, plater, September 22, at 5, 23. and October 20, at 12, at the Union Inn, Birmingham. Soli. (than. Mr. F. Tuner, Bloomsbury-square ; and Mr. J. Heeley, NValaall. JOSEPH JAMES VIOETENA. City-M Stratfrad, Essex, calenderer. September 15, 25. and Or tuber 10, at 11, at tbe Bank rupts' OEM. Solicitor, lie. Hindman, Basinghail -s t r e et. DAVID RICHARDS, Aberdare, Glamorgan. grocer, September 29, 90, and October 20, at 111, at the Angel Inn, Cardiff Soli citors, Messrs. Mime. F:ampton, and Loftus, New-Ion; and Maws. Williams anti Dalton, Cardiff'. DIVIDENDS. W. Walker, Rochdale, Lancaster, woollen-manufacturer, Oct. 6. at 2, at the VI ellington lintel, Roctulale-J. Kingsford and G. Kinsford, Portman slopsellers, Sept. 29„ at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-M. Squire and 11. Edwards, Norwich, merchants, Sept. 20, at 4, at the Swan Inn. Not wich-E. Cooper, Kingsland-road, checremonger, Sept. 29, at 1. at the Bankrupts' Court-T. C. Waugh, Tuntalseel-lane, Cannon-street, merchant, Sept. 29, at 10. at the Bankrupts' Court-J. Gunnell, Platt-terrace. Bahia bridge, bobbin-.net cap-maker, Sept. 20, at 2. at the Bankrupts'l Court-T. B. Smith, A. Smith, and D. Smith, Old Trinity House, corn-factots, Sept. 29, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court-S.l Freer, Upper Fountain-place, ( 7 ity.road , builder , Sept. 29, at 9, at the Bankrupts' Court-J. Wilkinson, George-street, Sculcoates, York, merchant, (let. 16 (and not on the 3d of Oct.. as stated le the Gazette of Tuesday last), at 2, at the Dog and Dusk Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull-J. Bridgman, Spicer:street, Bethnal-great, wholesale tallow-chandler, Sept. 29, at IP, at the Bankrupts' Court --W. Oliver, Hamilton-row , Battle-bridge, builder, Sept. 30 , at 11, at the B ankrupta' Court--G. Holah, Siz sslane, tea.dealee, Sept. 29, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-T. Penn, Brighton, cabinet-maker, licensed victualler, Sept. 29, at 2, at the New lan, Brighton-G. Tate, New Shoreham, Sussex, timber-merchant, Sept. 29, at 11, at the New Inn, Brighton-T. Whittingham,' Cheltenham, currier, Scat. 29, at 1 1 , at the Office of Mr. W. Good. I win, Clithenliam-W. Judd, aen., and W. Judd. jun., Banbury, and it. Jutld, Birmingham, carriers, Oct. 2. at IL at the White Lion Inn, Banbury-J. B. Mearnian, Newport , Isle of Wight, mercer, ct, 5, at 11, at the G uildliall,New port-J. Burn, Manche"- ter, cottonmuerchant, Sept. 30, at 9, at the Sttr Inn, Manchester-J: Hirst, Almondbitry, York, merchant, Oct. 2, at 10, at the Pack- Horse lon, Hudderadeld-J. Tetley, Birstall, York. top-maker, Oct. 6, at 11, at the Sessions-House, Wakefield-R. Hudaand, Pllolo9th. mr zeer, Oct. 7, at 1, at (Fealty's Hotel, Devonport- D. Bentley and.). Fagg, Eccles, Lancaster, bleachers, Oct. 5, at at White's Hotel, Manchester (by adjoarnment from the 234 of August last)-Ann Davis and G. Howell, Cheltenham, plumber', Sept. 30, at ;11. at the Regent Hotel, Cheltenham-J. L. cavor t Bristol, ironmooger, Sept. 30, at I, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol-J. Sanderson, Birmingham, victualler, Oct. 2, at 10, at the Pack-horse Inn, Huddersfield. CERTIFICATES-SEPT. 29. William Law Ogilby and Sir David Ogilby, Knight, Ingrain. court, Fenchurch-street, merchantt“--Chatles Dolton, Chat. hamplace, Hackney, merchant_Alexander Cabbeil Mann, Church-street, Spitaltields. yak-manufacturer-John Warntord.court, broker-Percival Button Griffon, Dumas. tor, dealer in fancy articles-Francis Drake, New-street,Covent. garden, baker-Richard Baxter, Hogliton, Lancashire, cotton. spinner-Isaac James 51orria--Joseph Sawyer, Lincoln's Inn. field!, wine-merchant-Jas. Garaide, Manchester, cotton.apinner. SCOTCH SEQUESTR AT I ONS. JAMES PARE, Glasgow, gram-merchant, at the Black Bull, Glasgow, Sept. 25, at 2. JOHN WILSON, Edinburgh, builder, at the Royal Exchange' , 04:e-house, Edinburgh. Sept. 15 and Oct 4, at 2. Fottitrater a, OGILVIE., and Co. (ilenelrig, Stirlingshire, Ilia tillers, at Gibb's Inn, Stirling, Sept. 12 and 27, at 1. Jost Pit Nixow. Edinburgh. hatter, at Gibson's sale-rooms,' Edinburgh. Sept. 12 and 27. at 12. SthwrsrEn Kunio and Co. Glasgow, merchants, at Met chants' fun. Dundee, Sept. 27, at 12. Joust ELDER, Portobello, builder, at the Royal Exchange Collie-house, Edinburgh, Oct. 6 and 20, at 2. dim rAr t. Fox, Port- H opetoun, stone-merchant, at Budge's London Coffee-room, Edinburgh, Sept. 25, at 12. ALEXANDER BUCHANAN and SON, St. Ninian's, brewers, at the Chambers of Mr. Robert Haldane, Stirling, Sept. 23, at I. DAVID PORTEOUS, sea. and Co., Cried; grain-dealers, at Donald Robertson's Inn, Cried; Sept. 27, at 12. T. and It. MIYIRHEAD , Springvale, near Glasgow, bleachers, at the Chambers of Mr. J. H. Maxwell, Glasgow, Oct, 4 and 17, at 12. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Woodhouse and Richard Dunderdale, Bolton-le. Moors. tea-dealers-Ann Juxon, Lucy Juxon, Rebecca Juxon, Rachel JuXon, Sarah Juxon, and Martha Juxon, Worcester, dealers in childbed and other ready-made Bartle SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. PONTEFRACT MEETING. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8. Match, 100 sovs. Two miles. Mr. Hemlock's eh. h. by Silrethecla, 12,4. - - - 1 Mr. Smith's br. It. by SmolenskO, 104 t. 41b. - - - 2 The Gold Cup, 'value 100 gs. with 20gs. added. 31b. allowed, &e. Two miles sod Raven furlongs. Mr. Douldsworth's hr. I. Fanny Davies (Jackson) - - 1 3lr. Wilhon's b. b. El Dorado - - - - F.fly Pounds, giren by the Noblemen and Cattlemen of Pontefract and the neighbourhood. Heats, one mile and three-guarte Mr. Sy kt s's h. c. Cork Robin , 4 yrs ol d - - -I 1 L . ord Scarborough's be. by Cotton, 3 yrs old - -0 6 I Mr. Clapham's ch. 1. Silverlocks -I i 4 yrs oid • - 2 0 Mr. Fox's b. c. Redbreast, 3 yrs old - The following also started, but were not pitted.—Mr. Beau mont's Lorenzo, General Grovenoes Full Minn, Mr. Moulds worth's His Grace, Mr. Wise's Sgust, and Mr. LI &piers c. by Smolensko. THURSDAY, SEPT. 7. • Sweepstakes of 20 soy'. each, for two yr old colts, B't. 51b. ; fillies, Itst. 21b. Seven furlongs. Mr. Petre's rh. c. Granby. by Cannon-ball. out of Shoe-hero. Mr. W. FOX ' h h. c. by Cervantes, out of Miss Pautt Mr. Haworth's br. c. by Illacklock—Cottage Girl Mr. Lothis's be. c. by Ardro•sui, dam by Bemernbrancer Mr. Gascoigne's ch. f...l,:ssy, by Comas. out of Jerry'sdam Lord Scarborough's b. I. by Catton, dam by Dick Andrews Mr. Houldsworth's ch. c. Muskham, by Magistrate. dam by Orville LordFitzwilliam's ch. c. Pedlar, by Tramp, out of Gadabout. Sweepstakes of 20 son. each, with 20 added, for 3 yr old fillies, list. 31b. each. Last mile and a quarter. (8 subs.) Sir E. Dodsworth's ch. Miss Patrick, own sister to St. Patrick Mr. S. Laurence's ch. c. Euerosia %Walton—Emma Mr. Latnbton ' s b. Claudine , by ibor—Oniban Mr. Bell's b. by Blacklock, darn by Sir Maiigigi lord Scarborough's b. Pasta, by Catton, dam by Luck's All Mr. Houldsworth's b. sister to Miss Maltby, by Polito da Puts Lind Kennedy's bl. Mary Ann, sister to Streatham, by Blacklook Lord Fitzwillioun's b. Tbcodosia. by Tramp, out of Harriet Seventy Pounds, given by the Members for the Borough of Ponfe (rect. for horses, ate. of all ages ; wehts, &c. the tame as ftat last Wednesday's Plate, and the winn ig er of that Plate to MO 31b. extra. Heats, 3 miles each. General Grosvenor's ch. c. Full Moon, S yrs old Mr. Beaumont's ch. g. Lorenzo. aged Mr. Houldsworth's be. c. His Grace, 4 yrs old Mr. Vise's b. c. Squat, 3 yrs old Mr. Petre's ch. f. Misrey, by Catton, 3 yrs old Mr. W. Fox's b. c. Red-breast, 3 yrs old Lord Scarborough's b. c. by Catton, 3 yeS old Mr. Lanobton's b. f. Claudine, 3 yrs ola Mr. sowa b. c. Cock Robin. 4 yrs oW. r The Ledston Stakes of 13 sov. each. 10 ft.; two year olds, S.C. 101 h. ; three, Set. 41b. ; tour, 9st. . • tize.Sst. Bib. ; six taxi) egad. 9st, 101 b. Winners once to carrtylllb., twice, Sib. extra ; fillies, &c. allowed 311,. One mile and a quarter. Hunters' Stakes of 10 roe. each. with 10 added, for half-bred horses, &c.; three year olds, Mt.; four, lla. ; five, llst. 1216. ; six and aged. 12st. 51b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b.; winner in WM to carry 41b. if twice, tab. extra. Gentlemen riders. Heats, one mile and a quarter. Mr. [song's br. b. Cottermore, • vs old Mr. Bverett's b. g. „lemony, 6 yrs old Mr. Meftward's b. g. brother to Hexgrave, 4 yrs Mr. PODIAIR'S b. rn. by Bellerophon, 6 yrs old WARWICK RACES. . THURSDAY, SEPT• 7. Sweepstakes of 10 sov. each. for 3 yr. olds. 31 . C. Mr. Oirord's ch. e. Leviathan, B st. 81 b. (Arthu r ) - 1 Mr. West's be. c. Shakspeare , B st. Bib. - - - 1 Mr. Lesley's b. c. by Mile, 80.81 b. - - - 3 Match for 200 sov. p. p. Half-mile Course. Mr. Rawlinson'sbr. 1. by Oainsborough, 2 yrs. old, Bst. 81h. Wimple). - - I. Mr. Al ytton's ch. f. Harriette Wilson, 2 y e' . old, list. Mb. 2 The King's Plate of 100 gs. Four. Mile heals. Sir. Cook's b. na. Miss Foreiter, 5 yrs. old, list. 71b. 1 1 (IVadlow) • - - - - - Mr. F. Craven's b. h. Cricketer, 4 yrs. eld. 100. 71b. - 4 ',3 )lr. 0. (lore's be. r. The Moor, 4 yrs. old, 100.71 b. 2 dr. Sir T. Stanley's ch. ii. Grenadier, 3 yra old. flee. 71h. - 36 r. Mr. Hawker ' s b. g. by Elector, 0 yrs. old. l l sr. l ib.. ' -.- 4 dr. The Town Plate of MI. Two Mile heats. Mr. Reardsworth's hr. c. Chesterfield, 3 yrs. old, 70. 91b, (Lear) 1 1 2 The Moor, 4 yrs. old. Bat. 111 b. 4 Lord Worwick's eh. m. Double Entendre, 5 yrs. old. ' l 1 9st. 51b. - . - - . - 3 1 Mr. 61sborne's br. c. 'hernial. 3 yrs. old. 7%t• bib. - a 3 Mr. West's h. f. Alystery, 4 yrs. old, list. 81h. - - 2 5 BAdiNGSTOKE RA 4I / I ' , - • FIRST DO— THU FSDAV , SEPT. i • A 0014 Cup, ,value 10010., and 34 addcd. Deus. once round and a distance. S L i o r rd W ilt ., Truc e i? n h am an e tasius s Gaps , 4e1yia1;,38pit.154.17::t• 71b. - - - 1 1 - 2 1 Dlr. Firminit's dr. C. by Andrew. 3 yrs. 7st. 7lb. . -3 a The Vine Stakes of 4 sues. rack, and 24 added. Heats, tuiclk mune. Lord Palmerston names Little Drina . - -41 I. Mr. r a hElundai g. ()echo . . ~ II 4 Lind Badt.oll Plms ch. It. Laurence -.. • .- 3 du. Mu. Noe names lar. nu Caeekes ~. - . . • •2 3