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. . . . sr ' .' • .-, ~ // - . , . 1 . . . /'‘,44a, 24. (-4-- 4111 -""•- -- /(ff %et e-e-le iir . , - Qr) ' ; '• .4 9 f.: ' ...-"" .** eiP N \r.,, :fs , '* - 7 sv. . ), • 4 ' Itlipo r , ,-- .... 1. • t r . 1.41 1 ;,_ ... 3 .. .. • \ /„.. Al , Ill' s • .:', r ' . - ''' - '4, -di.tt. - N ~, 0, k , s, -‘. .-- ',.." q . !I .... , ,*• '• - ' :.‘. " 7 ~ V, , • e, ' • -411 11 ..;#44,46 ...\ , . • X- . . 4 r ' -• s '-''' ' 9l f s '' ' !IC ''>. ; •1> It ,- _ " - ' '' - ': i .. . A ' '''. ll 1111 r l e l- 2 1 0 111* 4 , • ...--• Ir' rey - • .•-- • '•. s . " ~...:"' -- ""r:•.:. --,Tir .44. K •44 • '..- -- -—r/ .- ......,;-,,.. • , y e , litr A **l I 's- In. .. ) , N 7,418. LONDON, IVEDNESMAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1826. Price 7d. HANK or ENGLAND, Sept. lb. INS% Directors of Ihr Gartrnor and Company Boa of England girt Notice. - 1 •!^,!. Oif NT will he held at BANK, on • • ^. , vr . the 21st instant, at Eleven o'clock in the •i a Ilividend. which will elm be one of the •- Ceurta appointed by the Chanel. It BEST, Secretary. F.AST INDIA HOITIFF. Sept. 11, rt of Directors of the United CoinprinY mf .•.* ughnd, trading to the East Indies, du C General Court of the said Company, sp lint; florae on Wednesday Abe 47th instant, Spirt u, 1,1" ,hr purpose of submitting for confirmation the Of the dennil Court of the allot* June, approving of the f 'tont of I rirectors of the 3d 31ay last, pris ing titre (...iptain Michael, of the Madras Establishment, upon rl sign:3,: :sr military anvire, in order that he may continue to Translator to the Tanjore Commissioners in Eng .', in stitch capacity receives a salary of OWL lbs. per annum, i gruv!!. upon the terms and conditions therein stated, a rc o: that Salary for he; sod further pmviding. . :.2i)CVE Cie period shall arrive at which. if Captain Michael had the military service. he would have sucrecded to the ,;,:' et n regiment, and a share of of'reckonines, the said •,; of 682/. 10s. per annum be incr,:ased front that date to (?),r , to be b• per annum far life. Lopy to Ole Resolution heCtre mentioned. together with the Do. entente ape's winch it has hen tonrned, ere open for the topsail:o 1::e Propreetors at this Douse. JOSEPH DART. Serraerm. SeLure hoeing lalely beers made on •bmrd a merchant 'dip in the 'Titantea, by the Officers of the Thanes Police, of certain vkets, marked on the lacks with the t27.15:1 sett tire s'onl " Tower." and it having been .proved by e viJence that these Muskets had no el been made for his itleji:sty terries, nor received into the public states, anti consequently that the slid inerka were forgeries: And the Master:General and Board of flettnance having reason lei'evi that thJimitation of the King's marks on small Arms lies b :cr . by ho MC IDS 00111i9td to the instance above mentioned, and c..nsidered it probable that individuals purchasing Arms so caked bay not lye aware of the heavy penalties they incur by ant viz suth Armin) their Possession, have thought proper to pub ::, . : .e following abstract of the Acts of Parliament now in force .ithject snAct of Parliament passed in the 9th and 14th rears of the rim el King William 111. it is enacted. " That all persons in possewinn any military tar 'other stores, marked with the usual s. shall he found, or who shall conceal Ruch stores (unless such ..c.sion is In the usual course of public employment as Con .7sr ars). dist] forfeit such stores, and the sum of 200/., together et' !be co...Ai:of pCoseention, one moiety to his Majesty, and the ? moiety to the i:irermer ; and shall also suffer imprisonment • ; q nicht and performance of the said forfeiture, unlaces such •••••-, shell, upon their trial. produce a certificate, under the hands t!.;:e or rt of his Majesty's Principal t/fricers of the Pub:it nmaent, eapresiing the numbers, quantities, or weight of each • they sh.tll then be indicted fur, and toe reason of such ! coating :in, their I.;osessh:i." Ly an Av. rased in the s.lth year of the reign of George 111. it 13 That after the passing of that Act, the said Act of the Uth ef King and also the several other Acts of the of King George 1., the 17th King George 11., and the 40th ping (u r.rge 111., so far as they relate to his Majesty's Naval, /rdnance, aral Victualling stores, and all the pains, penalties, &c. thrtn, shall extend to all public stores whatsoever, ...arke I w:th any of the marks specified in the said Acts, or with Cce Arroi- and the letters' 8.0.' or with the Crown and the :trout Arrow. or COI Ilia Majesty'. Arms, or with the letter. ti. ft.': and to all persons not authorised to use such marks, or ftrtk:ny any tomls marked with such marks, and to all persons in ehe , e possession any such stores !thrill be found, without ands cer tif.:tee s. in the said Act mentioned, or who shall Wilfully and frau. ee it tiettrny, take out, or deface such marks, as effectually. to •c fillrits, an if all the penalties anti forfeitures, mat. tea illltart tut the said several Acts contaiuZ:l, to far as the same 7:.71-!r tet Ili* Majesty's Naval, Ordnance, and Victualling stores, punishment of femora offending in scanner thernn men vere herein and licreby severally repeated and re-enacted, 7.lr.Zt , ?xi! Abet Stores what ever. die King's Marks, contrary to law, can only purposes of disgraceful imposition, and the practice is is d...trimntal to his Msjes:y's service as it is fraught with danger :Jimiivi,:s..ll; it is the determination of the Iklamer-tier.eral and t. pr„wecate whit the utmost rigour all offenders against due ch•. and niece especially to pursue and bring to justice all once: net: in illeg,zily marking small Arms, or isaiding arc the sal; thereof. c:lcr of t .c ilaatar-Oen.ral stud Board of Ordnance. IV 1.1.1 A ORIFFIN, Secretary. TAPRIT, is NOW OPEN in die Large Circle PA: N , .)ItA MA, I.cirester-square. This interesting View of •'.: Cly art surroacsiing Country, taken by Mr. R. BURFORD tr, !! c yr.: 1:26, from the Tower of the Church cf Santa Cruz, 1 .... • coo ..------ -.-- . , a -ri,ot the New Palace built be Philip V. • the Bum noir°, the filewrite retreat of Ferdinand VI.; the Pr;do, the long eel.- tra, ,'. !•isldonable Promenade of Madrid; the Pls.:a 'Uwe, or lire.t •.-,113te: and the (7alle dc Alcala, one of the finest streets in 7.r,rve ; tvether with all the spletr.l4l Monasteries, Churches. &e. ~ .s.•.ich the it inish Capital is so celebrated ; and a distant View 1 i i th! ti as n arn larrana )11ountrins, and the celebrated Monastery of N EX IC() continues open.—Admittance to each, is. QNIA LES'S WARRANTED PENS, of various de ' 1,.. grca of hardness and shade. marked as follows .- 1111 very hard, rim Etching, &c. I I hard, for note hand. 11l fine and hard, for Ladies letter bond. M medium, or general writing. S lufr, fine nib. SS ',t soft, for heading Ledgers, &e. Sli w lt , with broad nibs, for Lawyers, &e. , . .11.aufsctured and sold at 138, Aldersgate-street, London, from A. u 2th. per WO. Th. 3lannfacturer suggests to persons resident in the country : e ~..i.y of pending their orders direct to his Establishment in be.' .r., ww they wilt then secure the advantage of careful package, Ind be sure that no inferior articib is substituted for his warranted Pen% They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account l llnts. and Marione-es in general. i R. TRAIL (late Partner of Mr. Carstairs), LI) 111 Sautharemnr-street, Bloomsbury-square. begs letere most to inform the Public, that he continues to give Lessons . a the New and G e nuine Sy s tem o f T eac hing the ART oi '.7RITING on expeditions and unerring Principles ; whereby he , Pupils are taught to sit with ease and elegance, and to write a ataatifol ranning-hand in an incredibly short period. Mr. TRAIL has the honour of attending families of the first re spetability. and Gentlemen are attended either at their own house', to at his private reridence, 14, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury. 's here 1 prospactus of his terms may be - had. He also receives 2 - Lk= of Gentlemen In the Evening, from Six to Nine Y Ci~.:I(, , -Ecrt-Land taught on a very auperior plan.—Respectable Schools PARISIAN NOVELTIES. 1-IL. COOPER, No. 93, Bishopogate-street Within, • respectfully announces to the Nobility and Gentry he has xst introducrd an elegant Parisian Toilette, which reflects the trt-eilc figure at one glance, and will be found the moat complete 4ms!ng gloss ever yet introduced ; also a rich anal curious assort. rr•et! of superior and beautiful French Illoultla for glass frames, 142 N paintings, and bordering for rooms. These patterns are urpplea ot real taste, and well deserving of inspection. U. L. I ooper with confidence affirms that he can manufacture ' , try article of superior Furniture to order, at such a scale of re 1111ced charge as will ensure the approbation of those who honour sit Ettablishment by inspection. No workmen are employed but 'he sm-rate ; nor any materials used but what are well seasoned, utti of the first quality. These are tests which should prevent a '" l cerninit public from being misled by houses which exhibit goods PP - truitly cheap, but without dist warranty so aVoluttly necessary Furniture. Families desirous of hiving their own Silks or Furniture made up will find deaigas for Upholstery, adapted to the most simple or lberichesi style. P.S.—llest limeade Carpcta at 48.6 d. per yard ; Super Kidder. ..'inst.- ditto, Sn. fid. per yard. Bishopsgate.street BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. S a mild and ef f ectual Remedy for all those Disorders J. which on in a vitiated mann of the laver and Biliary sca, namely lodifintion, boss of Appetite, Head-ache, I lean ratulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Afectior.s of t h e Liver, • ete; DIXON'S AN TIBILIODS PII.Lti (which do not tontain Mercury in any shape have met with more general sp. prot.d than any other Medicine vitusoever. They unite every re• e... , lnlendatioa of mild 4 iperatinii with successful effect t and require to ;Taint or confinement Whatever during their use. In tro pocd climates, where the consequences of redundant and yid. 4ted bile are so prevalatt end alarming, they are an invaluable Intl efficient protection. They nre likewise per ;lady calculated to correct disorders arising froth caces=es of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. 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CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETV. ..... GEORGE PINCKARD, M.D. Chairman. DIRECTORS. Rev. Christopher Ticoon. M.A. Sir Charles des Vastly.. Bart. Rev. Gilbert Beresford, ALA. I James liiibblewhi!e, Esq. G. G. Babingtoo„ Esq. Samuel 3leniman, M.D. Robert Beer, M.D. F.RS. A. A. 3lieville, Esq. James Carden, Esq.' F. J. Perceval, Esq. Arthur Chic ;aster, Esq. I.P. t Sir George Pocock Ilenry James Cholmeley, M.D. I ,shby Smith, M.D. Thomas Davis, Esq. GeOlga Vance, Esq. The common usage of 'seta ing from the benefit of Life As• surance, or exposing to a forfeiture of I:ter policies, indiviena who may have been afflicted with Gout, asthma, rupture, fits, hemorrhage, complaints of the liver, spitting t. f blood, vertigo, or any other disease.' being liable to become a sourt,e of fr a ud on the one hand, and of litigation on the other; this Society, in order to remove every pretence for deceit or fraudulent concealnicnt, respect ing the actual state of health of the assured, extends the a.lvantages or Life Assurance to per•nns subject to such deviations from the common standard of health do not materially tend to ohorten life, u. their paying a moderate addition to the premium, pwpor tiored to the increase or hazard. One ballot the Board of Directors being Members of the Medi cal Profession, the attendance of such a body of eminent practi tinntrt, on every occasion of granting an Assurance, forms a distin guishing safeguard, which ennnot fail to be greatly beneficial, both to the Assured and to the Society. Persons proposing far Assurance may arrange to.pay their pre. miums either in a single payment—by annual payments for a limited number of years oar--or by annual rayments throughout the whole continuance of life. The person assured has the option to share the yrofits, either by adding them to the policy for the benefit of his survivors at his de cease, or by taking them, in reduction of the annual premiums, for his own benefit during life. J. PI NC KA RD, Resident Secretary. Office, 32, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. No.ll, LOXIIARD-STREET, AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE POST-OFFICE, LONDON. DIRECTORS. GEORGE 'NALL, EN. Chairman. NICHOLAS GARRY. Esq. Deputy-Chairman. W. C. Beandram, Esq. I Robert Mitford, Esq. Milian Copland, Esq. Richard slec Raikes, Esq. 11rIlliam D. Dowson, Esq. John G. Ravet:shaw, Esq. Sir T. Hartle Farquhar, Dart. Robert Rickards, Esq. John Gamut, Esq. Alderman John Shore, Wm. Haldintand, Esq. M.L'. Edward stewart, Esq. GenrgeJenner, Esq. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. S. Marjoribanks„ Esq. 51. P. John Tulloch, Esq John Martin, Esq. M.P. James Tulloch, Esq. Rowland Mitchell. Esq. AUDITORS.--bewis l O,d. Esq.; A. W. Roberts, Esq. M.P. . Ward, Esq. M.P. The Premiums charged by this Cotnpany on the Three ordinary Classes of Fite Insurance are (with certain exceptions) as follow. els :- Ist Class Is. dd. per cent. per annum, formerly 2.. 2d . 2s. dd. . 3s. 3d - 4s. lid. - es. but no Policy is issued under a total Anneal Premium of Gs. The unprecedt need success this Institution has experienced affords sattsfeetory proof that the principles upon which it was founded have met with gen.Tal approbation, and gives the beat assurance that the proportion of l'rofit to be returned to the assured, at the septennial division, will meet their full expectation. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Michael mas should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or they be come void ; and that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready for delivery at the Head Office, No. 11, Lombard-street ; also by the Company's Agent. Illr. Sams, Nu. I, Pall-mall, corner of St. James's-street, and the Country Agents throughout the Kingdom. WM. WILLIAMS, Secretary. I)OYAL MAIL-COACH OFFICE, LAD - LANE. — SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to SHREWSBURY and lIOLYII EA D. The ECLIPSE leaves the above Office every illorning, at a quarter before Eight, and the Angel Inn, Islington, at Eight o'Clock. Passengers by this Coach may sleep at Birmingham and Shrewsbury, and proceed the following mornings, without ad ditional charge. The BALLOON leaves had-lane every Evening, at half past Six, and the Angel, Islington, at a quarter befote Seven. It 61'. rives at Birmingham the next morning at Nine, and at Shrewsbury at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, ',there Passengers may sleep, and proceed the following Morning for Holyhead, without addi tional charge. The ROYAL MA IL, the most direct conveyance to Holyhead, over the New Bridge at Bangor, leaves every Evening at half-past Seven, and the Angel, Islington, at Eight o'Clock ; Sundays at half-past Six. WATERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors. Passengers and Parcels for the above Coaches may be booked at Brown's Gloucester Warehouse, comer of Park-lane, Oxford street; at the Gloucester Coffee-house, and York Hotel, Piccadilly. BY WARRANT OF THE LORD.; OF THE TREASURY. ALL LOTTERIES END FOREVER. WEDNESDAY. 111th Next Month (October). F AND J. SI VEWRIGHT, Contractors, beg to remind 0 • the Public, that the only opportunity that will ever be offered to gain an Independent Fortune for a few Pounds is now before them. The Schrine contains a greater number of Capitals of sterling magnitude than any ever known before, heine SIX PRIZES OF at. 30.000! No Mantra! Every Ticket a Prize! forming the unequalled ag gregate of 389 000!! All in One Day ! WEDNESDAY , 18th of Next Month (October), when All Lotteries End for Ever ! Tickets and Sharer are selling by J. and J. SIYEWRIGHT, Contractors, 37, Combat ; 11, Holborn ; anti 38, Haymarket; who Shared and Sold No. 12,478, a Prize of 30,000 g.! No 3,613, a Prize of 21,055 ! and in the very last Lottery. No. 1,783 - • a Prize of . . £21,000 3,025 - - . £21,000 SIMPPINcrINPICLLIcir N CE. I,IvE/lErT. 18. No Anoka arrival to-day. Several ron.term and From Ireland. The Industry, from Jamaica, eras off Gek on the 15th Um. Sailed the Indus, Alalabar, for Crunatad., and Ncro, Forget, for Toosberg. PENZANCE. SEPT. 14.--On the IMO: .Tuly the Ilherchnurnebury. Grant, and He:qv Posher, experienced 0 try heavy pie of stint! MT the Cape. When they parted company, great apprehension.: were entertained for the eatery of the Gram, a.i.ich had been pre viously damaged. As the Itroxbotirtiehury came nut of St. Helena, a large ship was standing in, aupmed to he the Lady East, from Bengal. SCPT.I7.—TI-e Fancy, Vrhite, *am Teignmcnth, -ruck on a shoal caged the beak, inside the Rundle Stone, Ifith intrant, and sunk. Craw saved, and landed here. Ills Majesty's cutter Dote was laying down the buoy on the Stone at the time, and rend; red What aitvistatioe she could. /g.S.E.--Arrived off the Prrt, th e Demerara, y em ow s , from Demerara. Sailed his Mri,dy's ship Forte, cm a cruise. FEwatottru. SEPT. 16.--Th; Good Intent, of Christchurch, hence tr Porunnouth, is on shore on Ilurst Beach, and expected to go to pieces. Prints mourn, SEP r. E. Sailed !he Ann, Fraser, for St: Petemburgh. ItasisnarE ' SEPT. 10.—Tttegsem Charlotte, Godfrey, from Neweistle4 for Jersey ran on tni ticetd Sands last night, Bud is eninplete.wreck. Nast , aod dere ; pan of toe ma. terlale saved by Ramsgate and be: s. n EALEIT. SECT, I4.—The ?lope, of this port; in going out of tie harbour on Timm:lay last, got on shore at the bark of ideAVest Quay. The goads were ell got out withoat clay damage, and the vessel brought into the harbour next tide, having sastained but little injury. ' CEEHAREN, SEPT.-I.—The Moon, Hopper, from Liverpool for Emblem, strived at this port, 11th with six feet water in tier hold, having sprung.* leak on the 10th inst. She is now dis. charging. and muse probably be hauled up for caulking. Ton NIX6E34, SEPT. 10.—The Frederick Wilhelm, Heyer, hes been repaiied, end will proceed to Stettin. Tt e Frau 1 1 / a rgeretius. flanschildt, front Flensburg to Hull, has put into this port, leaky, and diacharged her cargo to repair. The Jung Frau Anna, Frant. zeh, hence to London , has put back, leaky, and cargo much da maged. PAR is, SEPT. 13—The Conestoga, Laroche.from New Orleans for flaindurglr, put into Dieppe Eith irst. in a leaky state, and af terwards upset. The Ilerault, from St. Domingo, put into Dieppe oth inst. She grounded in the harbour, and made live feet water, and it is expected she will be obliged to discharge. MARKETS. From the Imam Yew Prior Current of Setae. 19.) S''l..l R.—The Stigat market towards toe (lon of last week became very heavy, and where the holders were deermined to effect sales mien 6 l. a Is. lower were submitted to ; the reduction was not. however, general, fie the great prnporion of the brokers refused to sell Sugars at lower prices. The market fur Aluscovatiee opened in a very I inguid mate this looming. scarcely any sales were effected, on account of the buyers waiting the event of ten pub lic sales of Mauritius Sugars, above 5000 begs The deliveries front the warehouses last week for home consumption exceed the corresponding week of last year by 900 casks ; the stock la also de creased a little more than 11,000 above the stock of 1821 ; we observe the landings last year, for the five weeks from this period, averages above 6000 casks weekly, a further accumultition of stock cannot in consequence he anticipated. The two public sales of Mauritius Seger to-day consisted of '403 bags, the first part of a very inftrior description, and a considerable proportion washed ; dry brown 5,1%. a 36a.; yellow 37e. s 60. • the whole newly sold st prices Gil. a Is. per ewe, lower. As ties sale proceeded the prices improved, and•we think the result will be favourable to the market ; they sold higher than West India Sugars. The Refined market clan week was exCeeeingly heavy. and though the quantity of goods on sale was trivial, yet lower prices were submitted to. Low Lampe were purchased at 7ets. ; fine goods fell in pmportion. Mollettes were heavy at 28s. In the Refined market today no sales whatever were reported ; Molasses 275. 6d. a 2es. Foreign Sugars were much inquired after last week and yesterday. mi Recount of tee favourable intelligence of the Continental market.. The &eerie. tions most inquired after were yellow Havanneh, for which 365. was paid. Brasil, Siam Sugars, and Mauritius, were sheen de mand for export. COTTON.—The request for Cxton has revived very con ' siderahly. COFFEE.—The Coffee Market, which early in last week was ' heavy at a reduction of Is. a 2s. in the prices, reified towards the close, and rather extensive nercele of Sr. Domingo were bought at 31s. and 325. The public sale this forenoon went off with brisk ness, the whole sold 2s. higher that; die pieces of last week ; it consisted of IKt casks 9 beg, all ,Jamaica Ceffee, good ordinary rank 545. and 345. 4c1.; fine fire ordinary 05s. Pd.; ordinary middling 74e. ; middling 81s.; gond middling feis. The Jamaica Coffee has fully recovered the depression of last week. We be lieve there have been no purchates of the foreign descriptions. St. , Domingo is offered at 52a. for fair quality. IRISH PROVISIONS,—The first part of the Government Contrails was taken last week, 9000 casks Beef and Pork, in evel proportions of eAch, at 7 guineas per tierce all round for the three ' eifths, deliverable in the West Indies, and 71. 13s. die for the re tuaieder, deliverable at Gibraltar, the average being Ills. per tierce under the prices of last year. On this day week the home de hem, say 4000 casks Beef and 6000 Pork, will be contracted for, deliverable at Deptford. Poetimouth er and Plymouth. These con tracts have little effect on our market ; the business doing is incon siderable. The eretron is, however, expected to commence in two Or three weeks. There is no alteration in prices since our last. The quantity of provisions taken last year by Government was about 20,0010 casks, this year about 19,000. Baeon has again seven way, the price to-day is tits. a fills. Butt ra are:very heavy, b tt there is no marked reduction its the prices. RlCE.—Rice is without alteration. At a late hour to-day there H more inquiry for Rice; New Carolina for home consumption ; old 36e, with the duty of 150. off. Scarcely any Bengal could be purchased at 17a. : Cargo Rice 134. a 1.1%. NAVAL STORES.—There is little alteration since last week. St -ekholtn Tar Ills.; Archangel ills. ASH ES.—Aehee arc unrested. ILJPS.-The Market is now plentifully supplied with new Hots. TOBACCO.-The purchases of Tobacco for the week ending last night inclusive are about 120 Idels., chiefly low quality, fur export, at 3d. to nit ; and a few for Ireland about lid. a 70. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The purelir.ses of Rum last week were inconsiderable, and the market was ap patently heavy. The party for the fall is numerous and strong; It was re. pot ed that some of the vcr' low sales was a small parcel, to Imo duce an effect. The principal holders are two homes, that ion tinse firm for higher prices. The reports of the import and deliveries appear favoitruble for the latter; the impart of this year is 8,000 casks more than in 1823, yet the stock is alseut 5,000 casks less, on account of the extena ye deliveries ; produced, r.o doubt, by the impulse given to the home consumption by the reduction of the duties. The market still, however, looks very dull. The Fur. chases since our last are, Lcewards one over, at es. 3d.; three over, at 2s. 4d.; and some parcels of :ine Jamaica, avernglng about thirty over, at 3s. 9d. a 4a. The fine Burn is so scarce at Liver pool that 4s. Id. and 4s. 2d. has beets paid for thirty-two and thirty-three over, though the inferior qualities are much below this market. Brandies steadily meintaiu the Ice advance, but the purchases are confined to mall parcels. Gen,va remains nomi nally at 2s. 4d. a 2s. Gil. The sates to-day, arcel., of Leeward,: five under at 2s. 3,1., faur over at 2s. 4t l . ; Jamaica, twenty-two over at 3s. 30. The demand appears rather improved by the fa vourable accounts of Rum term Ilamburgh. SPICES.-The inquiries af:er Spices have become very limited ; the market is heavy. At a late boor to-day Nutmegs were offered at a reduction of 2d. a 3d. per lb; the hest at 4s. 3d. Pepper and other Spices could also be purchased on lower terms. The public sale today consisted of 110 bags Pimento, good quality, which sold at 10ed. a hid., sold at tile la nding weights. INDIGO.-Indigo continues ha greet dement] ; about 301.1 chests sold towards the close of last week; the general premium on the last India sale is Is. per lb. TEA.-The Tea sale finished yesterday. The private trade Tea has sold very loft. HI.MP, FLAX, an d T.A.LLOW.-The Tallow Market, which has been steadily advancing for several weeks, rose Is. ed. to 2s. per cwt. yesterday, on account of the deliveries for home con sumption last week, having attained the unprecedented extent of 4.000 casks against a large &livery, 'shout 3.000, the correspond ing week of last year. The stock isi now about 28,000 casks less titan at the corresponding petted of last year. The Market was also improved by the disastrous repro' respecting the Northern Whale Fisheries; the price of new 'I allow, which on Friday was 311 s. a 38s. 31,, yesterday advanced to 384. 611. and 40t. ; at the close of the 31aeltet the latter was the nearest quotation. Hemp and Flax ere also held for higher prices. At a late hour to-day the 220 casks Odessa at Public nearest price of 'Fallow was 39e. 61 1 4 Sale 37a. lid. and 37a. W.; 1.1 skin s 'I I ' . "sn i p 3F.1. fly, to 391. is rather higher, FIWIT.-The demand fur Fruit cominues limited. OILS.-There has been a great sensation in the Market on ac count of the disastrous intelligence respecting the Northern Fish eries, at which there art about fifteen or sixteen v.issela less than ' last year. Oa the 12th of August . a considerable proportion were reported clean, or with one or two f Oreenlandieil, which wa s nominally 321. and 331. is now reported about 381. or NM. but we believe few or no purchases are reported ;Spermaceti, which was (<2l. is now GUI. to 021. ; the latter is a fair quotation both as to ac • teal saleti. and many offers at 601. being refused; Cod and Rape Oil are 21. to 4!. higher ; Linseed a shade higher ; and Gallipoli V/. to LOI. per the new measure. ' The packet due this flay (saturday) reached Dublin at half-pact eight o'clock in the teorning-thirty-six hours from London. This, we imagine, is quite unprecedented in point of speed.-Dublim lierning rust. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTAR. Ir6r-rylice, Sept. 10, 18213. MEMORANDUM. _ Iry Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 8.581 Foot (or the King's Light Infantry .Regiment) beating on its colours and appointments, in addition to any other lritigtri or devices which may have heretofore been granted to the Regiment, the word " Bladens biirg," in commemoration of the dislinguisheil COlllitlet of the Regi ment in the action on the Heights above Bladensburg, on 24th August. 1814. His Majesty has also been pleased to approve of the 97th Regi ment of Foot being styled, " the ))' 7th (or the Earl of Ulster's) Regiment of Foot.' MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 2d Regiment of Lite Guards—Cnutain %V. Milligan, from the half. fay, to be Captain, vice J. R. Broadhead, who exchanges, receiv. ing the difference. Cornet and Sub-lieut. G. T. Bulkeley to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Milligan, protrioA. T. Hare, Gent. vice Davidson, promoted, slid 11. Ricardo, Gem. vice Bulkeley—to be Comets en d Sub-Lieutenants, by purchase. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards- , .T. Gascoigne, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord C. J. F. Russell, promoted. let Rev,imeat of Dragoon Guards—Captain W. C. Smith, from the half-pay, to be Cspetin, vice G. itan.lall, who exchanges, receiving the diff er en ce . 3d ditto—Lieut. G. Mechem to be Captain, by purchase, vice 31 ercer,proMoted. Cornet T. Arthur to be f.:•:uteniant, by pur chase, vice Median' ; and F. J. W. Collingwood, Gent. to be (,cruet, by foreshore, vice Aribur. I st Regiment of Nagoons.—Covoct J. S. Pittnol to he Lieutenant by ptirc4a , e, vice altirkhal;L, promoted ; and W. R. Sands, Dent. to be Cornet, by purchase. vice ' , etre, pro noted. 3d Regime:it of Light Dragoons.—Serjean:.Major F. Jackson to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, vie:. Baker, promoted. 4th ditto—Cornet R. Gunibleten to be Lieutenant, by purchase, size Agnew, promoted ; end E. Ellis, Gerd. to be Cornet, by purchase, vise Lipton, promoted. 6th Regiment of Droloono—Cornet W. J. Hooper, from the 13th Light Draw:done,. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Waddington, prommed. 9th Regiment of Light Dragonrs—Vent. I. A. Fullerton to be Captain, b• purchase, vice Mallory, promoted ; and Carnet N. Weekes to be Lieutenant, by purelwie, vice Fullerton. .1. 11. Orant,Gcnt. vice Williams, prumoted ; and J. Menzies, Gent. vice Weekes—to be Cornets; by purchase. 10th ditto—Lient.44. L. Is. Kaye to be Captain, by purchase, vice liarvey, who retires. Cornet 8. C. Oitver to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vie! Kaye. Assistant-Surgeon J. Riecit, M. 1). from 63i Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, v;cs Rogers. promoted. 12:11 ditto—Lieut. W. Par:by to be Captain, by purchase, vice hme, promoted. Lieut. .1. A. 31'lloustl , horn the bait-pay, vice W. Hyde, who exelangca. receiving the ditierence, and Cor net E. Pole, by purch.t,c, vice Parlby, to be Lieutenants. 13th 'ditto—Cornet T. Benson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maitland. promoted. bleat. and Quarterrna.der R. Taggart, from the 33d Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice Minchin, who ex changes. 13th ditto—C. If. T. Hecker, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blyth, promoted. lath ditto—Cornet E. B. Dere to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice CollFs. promoted. 17th ditty-11'. 11. Tone, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sands, whose appointment has not taken place. I*.t or Grenadier Regiment. of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieut. J. R. Craufurd to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Clive, promnte.l.l and Sublildeut. lion. G. H Ongley, from the 2 . 4 Life Guards. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ersufunt Cotistream Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieut.-Col. T. Chaplin, from the ball-pay, to be Captain and Lieutenaie-Colancl, vice H. Dawkins, who exchanges. 2J Reeiment of Foot—Ensign N. H. J. W , ..ger , to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice King, promote!. J. Walton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Westity. sth ditto—Lieut. W. C. Alleyne, Uteri the half-pay, to be Unite rnt, miying the difference, vice Dodd, appointed to the 211th Foot. 11 Foot, Gent. to be Eueign, by purchase, vice D'Anvers, promoted. 7th ditto—Copt. Lord F. Lennox, from the half-pay, to be Cap tain, vice Brine, promoted. ditto--1.. Eyler, Geet. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Heath cote, promoted. 10th ditto—Ensign J. Wilmot to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hemmings, promoted in the 2.5:h Foot. E. Cates, Gent. to be Emir, by pun:Lame, vice Wilmot. 14th ditto—Gen. T. Lord Lynedoch, G.G.B. from the 53th Foot, to be Colonel, sire Gen. Sir 11. Calvert, deceased. 115 , 11 ditto—Ensign C. Cooke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thoreld, promoted. G. Pinder, Gent. to be Ensign, by pure chow, vice Lawson, promoted. Assist. Surg. J. . 11. Bartley, from the 71st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Peashon, who retires spoil half-pay. 16th ditto—Ensign J. Lane, from half-pay 3d Royal Veteran Rat. talion, to be Ensign, vice Cruker, promoted In the itlat Foot. 17th ditto—Capt. W. Eccles, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice J. Hawkins, who excharges, receiving the diffe.reeze. 19th ditto—Lieut. C. C. Hay, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Gordon, promoted. Lieut. J. Edwards. from the 7G:it Font, vie_ -Michell, who ex changes ; Liens. J. F. Wilson, from half-pay !tit Ceylon Regi ment, vice F. Tydd, who exchanges ; and Ensign T. Atkins, by purchase, vice Hav—to be Lieutenants. It. Stausfeld, ent. vice Atkins, to be Ensign, by purchase. Lieu!. R. Chambers, to be Adjutant, vice Tydd, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 22d ditto--Capt. J. Stewart to be Major, by purchase, vice Fle.. ming, promoted. Capt. T. Benison, from the half-pay, to be Captein, vire Stewart. 2341 ditto.—J. Lindsay,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,by purchase, vice Elliott, promoted. 24th dot .o—Enogn N. Leslie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 25th ditto—Nlajor D. Denham, from the half-pay, to be Major, vice 31ftedonell, promoted. Capt. B. Morris, from the half-pay, vice Messey, appointed to the Cape Corps of Cavalry ; Lieut. W. Hemmings, trout the 10th Foot, by purchase, vice Holford, pronmted—to be Captains. Assist-Surgeon C. Whyte, from the 151st Foot, to lie Surgeon, vice 31elrille, promoted. Nth tlitto—Capt. T. Park, from the 7lst Foot, to be Captain, vice Stewart, who exchanges. Lieut. J. Guthrie, front the h a lf-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice C. W. Thomas, who exchanges, receiving the difference. J. W. Bettie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Guthrie, promoted. Major E. Witty, from the half-pay, to be Paymaster, vice H. Pollock. 27th ditto—Lieut. M. C. Johnston to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bogue, promoted. Ensign W. Butler to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Johnston. E. Nash, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Butler. 20:h ditto—Lieut. J. A. 31casiter to be Captain. by purchase, vice Giibert, promoted. Ensign J. E. Acklom, vice Gammen, pro. ;noted; Ensign B. Broadhead, vice Messiter,—to be Lieutenants by purchase. O. Symons, Gent. vice Broadhead—to be Ensign by purchase. 29th ditto—Lieut. E. H. Dodd, from the sth Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice J. C. Sullivan, who retires upon half-pay, receiving the difference. Slat ditto—R. Norman, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice lVetenhell, promoted. 35th ditto—Lieut. N. R. Tomkins to be reptain, by purchase, vice Hodgson, promoted. Ensign T. Christmas to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Tomkins. 35th ditto--Lient. G. Wynne, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice F. Liardet, who exchanges, Mei% mg the difference—Gent. Cadet A. Nugent, from the Royal Military College, to be En sign, by purehare, vice Murray, promoted. 37th ditto—J. Burke, Gent. vice Burke, who retires ; and J. Worth, Gent. vice Romilly, appointed to the 90th Foot—to be Ensigns by purchase. 39th ditto-1.. 31aule, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Feet, whose appointment has not taken place. 4Oth ditto—Lieut. J. B. Oliver, from the half-pay. to be Lieute. nant, vice R. Olpherts, who exchanges, receiving the difference. IL It. Connor, Gem.. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Oliver, promoted. 43d ditto—J. Ford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Burs lem, promoted in the 44th Foot. 14th ditto—Lieut. W. T. I'. Shorts, from the half-pay, vice H. J. Shaw, who excharges; and Ensign 0..1. Burstein, front the 434 Foot, by purchase, vice 3PCrea, whose promotion by purchase has not taken place—to be Lieutenants. 45th ditto—Ensiem F. Pigott, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trevelynn. promoted. W. Elliott, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Pigott. 411th ditto—Captain M. VFlitock. from the Veteran Contpanies Ice Newfoundland, to be Captain. vice Chalmers, whose appoint ment has not taken place. 49th ditto—Captain W. H. Ball, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Dunne, promoted. 50th ditto—Lieut. 11. Gill. to be Captain, by purchase. vice Sheer, who retires. 33d ditto—Quartermaster W. 31inebin, from the 13th Light Des goone, to be Quartermaster, vice Taggart, who exchanges. 56th ditto—Ensign T. Eger, from the half-pay, to be Ensign, vice .1. Smith, who exchanges, receiving the difference. ditto—Ensign A. Robertson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice May, promoted in the 19th Foot. IL Alexander, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Robertson. Shalt ditto—Major-General Lord F. Dentine, to be Colonel, vice Lord Lynedoch, appointed to the command of the 14th Foot. 59th ditto—Ensign O. N. llarwood, to be Lieutenant, by pur (;n. h t t i a 1 fia Lieutenant, half -pay, t t het .to b Lieutenant , y b e p uErnchspurch as e , Second th T. Evans, appointed t o the 69th , A v r i n c o e ld aar w w h oo o r dc tires. c b l y ial p e u ' re v h i a c se e 60 p t: aooy tl it i t n. t g o — Rt : l e . A i e d u t fr t i res, l I n . c( C e4 r o nv b t l y e t , eo f r b ej o n . eco e vice Hay, promoted in the 41st lout. Slat ditto—Lieut. E. 11. Chawner, from the half-pay, to be Lieu tenant, vice IV. Sayer, who exchanges, receiving the difference. J. G. Philippe, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice IVynne promoted. 63d ditto—Captain T. H. Gothic, from the half-psys to be Cap. tain, vice W. Penelather, who exchanges, receiving the differ. ence. E. Willis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice King ton, promoted. Oth ditto—Captain J. 11. Thornhill, from half-pay 4:11 West India Regiment, to be Captain. vice Dawson, promoted. 69th ditto—Lieut. J. T. Evans. from the 60th Fait, to be lieute nant, vice C. L. Dickson, who retires upon half-pay, receiving the difference. (Remainder of the Promotions to.motrow ) DKCLA RATIONS Or NSOLVENCY, Lefler the Bankrupt rocr, mitt- Act 6, Geo. 4, cop. 11t, see. A. JAMES Lock, Northampton, dtaper. (Filed Se(rt. 16.) Joux ALLAN, Kenwyn, Cornwall, draper. (Filed Sept. lit) Roatzas Suallow•plue, Regzot-et_rect, oilman. (Filed Sept. 184 JAXES.HALLIDAY, Castle.street, Holborn, merchant. (Piled Sept. Hi.) MATTHEW PAUL. Ramsgate, breart. t Filed Sept. W.) BA NKRUPTCI ES ENI. A !MED. SAMUEL. JACKSON, Birmingham, silkman, from Aug. 15 . 0 Oct. 3. BARNCT Provcet.pliee, Surrey, jeweller, from Sept. It to Sept. SO. BANKRUPTCIES _ SUPERSEDED. SAMUEL KIIRRALL, llbelchtster, fottialquanufactorer. Roam POMEROY, jui!i. Brhehasn, Devonshire, banker. .111 AN Ts& JAMES g El, St. Nicholas, Worcestershire, hors-merchant. to surrender Oct. TO, at 2, 11, and 31, at 12. at the Slop ;►Market Inn. Worcester. Solicitor, Mr. Jame, Platt, New ituswell cou.t. Lincnln'a Inn. . Eutis Faaimis and WHATMOUGIT. WhitCht/itit. nriWrOlinastvr4, Oct 4, at 2,5, and 31, at 11, at th 4 tied Linn inn, Whitchurrli. Solicitors, Ilts.rr. Marietta& and Mince. King's Hach-walk, Temple ; and Messrs. Watson and Diaper, Whit church. SA7!I:FL AVELcir. W'nitchurelt. saddler, Oct. 4. at 2. ft. and 31,iat 11, at the Red Lion Inn, Whitchur c h. S o li c i tors , Messrs.Blackiock and Bunce, King's Bench-walk, Temple; anti Watsta and Harper, IVhitelittreft. JOFIN Ilows.s, Crsnworth. Norfolk, blacksmith. Sept. 23; 2n, at 3, and Oct 31, at 1, at the Bowling Green Inn, Norwich. So licitors, Mr. Daweney, Bethel -street, Norwich ; and Mr. Robert Browne, Welbeek.street, taccudish-square. r.I.IIEN llealltao, , 31anchestar, grocer, Or. 4..i.,and 31, at I, at the George lon, Dale street, Liverpool. Solieitoss, .MT. E. Chester, S,aptc Inn ; and 3lr. Thomas Davenport, Lord -street, Livernt , ol. _ . - JosErtz PIPPKT, Shepton-Mallet, Sontersetsbire, clothier. Sept. lei, 27, and Oct. 31, at 11, at the George Inn, Shepton-3lal let. Solicitors. Mr. Reeves, Glastonbury, Sornersetshire ; and Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner„Braltard-row. JOHN HOLIIEI: and FREDERICK LIIKSMITI Derby. booksellers, Sept. 21. at 6, 22, at 11, and Oct. 24, at 9, at the Bankrup;s' Court. Solicitcrs. :timers. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row ; and Mr. John Moss, Derby. JAME!! PUNDIT:, sen. and J.tur:s PUNDIT, .4111. 'Norwich, hombaeire-manufacturers, Sept. 2b. Oct. 2, at 4, and 31. at 2, at the Angel Inn, Norsieh. Solicitors, lth. George Aumtin, Gray's Inn-square; and Messrs. Parkinson and Staff, Norwich. DIVIDENDS. W. Walton, Charles -street, Middlesex Hospital, linen-draper, Oct. 101, at 11,, at the Bankrupts' Court—J. Leech, Salim!, Lan caster, dyer, Oct. 10, at 11, at the Star Inn, 31anchester—O. W. Wentwerth, R. Chaloner, T. liisboorth, T. Rishwarth, jut-, anti J. Hartley, York. bankers, Oct. 13, at 11, at the Court-}lens, IVaketteld—T. Marshall. College-hill, Upper Thames-woe, iron and copper merchant, Jan. .i, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Conn— B. H. Garen, Bristol, haberdasher, Oct. 11. at 11. at the Ctbrr mercial Rooms, Bristol—J. Murray, Whitehaven, groce r , at 3, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitehaven —R. S. Maske. , :, Basing liall.street, builder, Jan. &, at 10. (by adjournorest ftom Sept. 12,r at the Bankrupts' Court —M. Heaton, Royd's Haase. Haworth, Bradford, York, worsted-spinner, Or:. 12, at 12, at Ile Talbot Inn—J. Rodgers and I'. Parker, Oldham, Lemcaster, hon foundera, Oct. 11, at 2, at the Star Inn, Mancheatar—T. 31ilea, Stockton, Durham, corn and proclaim merchant, Oct. 23, at I i, at the Black Lion Hotel, Stockron. CERTIFICATES-ocl.. Id. J. Hartley, York, banker--C. Bathe, Westbromwielt, StsiTor,l, iron-hed.tead-makcr—H. S. 'Whitaker, Leech, common-brewer— W. 11. rmiih , Sedgley, Stafford, iron-master—T. Wingtie!d, Bolton-le-Morns, Lancaster, rotten-aphmer—J. Bousfielti. Alan cheater, merchant—J. Lawea, Wastort.atills, Bath. meainwx— J. Ewhank. Loughborough, linen-draper-1. Cliff, Naatwich- Winuston, Chester, cheese-factor—J. &rage, Preston, machine maker—J. Heron and T. Heron. Manchester, cabinet-takers—J. Smith, Broad-street, City, mei-emit—ll Morris, Liverpool, tar and turpentine distiller—l. Abrahams, ILL:row-alley. Petticoat lane, C:iry, farrier. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. A NORM': CRAWFORD, iiiant)./, plasterer, at the Lyceum room., Glasgow..ptembet 23, and Ort,)her 9, at 12. Jou x Ptimr, Cupar, brewer, at the George Inn, Curer. Octo ber 4, at 19. ROBERT WHITE, Gla , gow, spirit-Beale:, at the Prince of Wales raven', Glasgow. September 2 and October O. at 12. ALEXANDER WATSON }tattoo:Ahura manufacturer, at the chambers of Messrs. 11 . 41 it and 31acEwco, titirling, October Id and 31, at 2. ROBERT BRITTAIX BLYTH• and Co., Fdinburnh, merchants, at the Waterloo Coffee-house, Edinburgh, October 11, PARTNERSHIPS DISSHIN ED. J. Walton and W. Milner, Barnsley, Fork, linen-manufacturers. —T. Hudson, T. Donaldson, and G. Biglands, London.--T. Rower and R. Guest, .Manchester, ailk.manufacturers.--S. Lawton and B. lotron. Saddleworth, York, clothiers.—T. Wright. T. Henson, and J. Harriman, Nottingham, laceonakers.—J. Foster, J. Francis, and T. Rowland, Wrexham, coach-makers, as far 11,4 regards the said J. Francis.—W. Hyslop and J. Walker. Gibraltar. row, Southwark, drapers.—T. Hardman and T. Walker, Salford. Lancaster, brass-founders.—W. Mann, jun. and E. Isle. worth, market-gardeners.—C. Cawthorn and W. %Vocal, st. John. street, Clerkenwell, and Old Paradise-row, Islington, tea-dealers.— B. Brown and J. Tohig, Gloster Cofee.house, Oxford-stree , , warehousemen.—G. Asquith, .1. Wood, S. Wood, T. Sheraton, T. Nicholson, and J. Hobson, Whitwood.Mear, York, earthenware. manufacturers, as far a , regards the said J. HuL•son.—W. Yeatherd and W. J. Speed—J. Spencer and G. Malley, Bow Church-hard. —W. Everett, H. Walker, J. Walker, T. Maltby, and W. kilo, Pilansion.house.street, London, bankers.—C. and E. Andrews, Cheltenham, hotel and boarding-house.keepera.—R. Heap and 1. Smethurat, Manchester. MEETINGS UP CitEDITORS. LONDON LlST.—[From the London Gazette.] AI TOR COURT OP COMISISSIONSILS OF MANUMITS. APASIVOM ALL.. ON IRIDAT NeXT. I. •IdlTSley, W. Gravesend. camll-master, let exam Abraham, H. C. Houndwiltch, oilman, 3d exam IL Bally, K. Cumberland-gardens, tavern-keeper, 2d ex. ........ Clomdeld, J. Fleet-market, innkeeper, dual dividend ..... . 10 Boustield. It. White Horse-yard, woollen-draper, dividend IS Browne, J. D. Waltharostow, surgeon, 2d ex.. . Collins, T. Whitey, blanket.inanufacturer. choice of itsflgneca Crosthwalt, J. Fenehurch-street, wine-mm.omM, adj. Wit exam. Dady, H. Dowgate-hlll. carpenter, 2d exam Duncan, 11. Portsmouth, surgeon, 2d exam. Dyer and Swayer, Gravel-lane, Houndsditeh, wouletapters, dividend Featherstone and Nevin, Adam's-court, merchants, sep. dlv. Feather stone. ..... „ .............. .............. Featherstone and Nevill, Adam'e-court. merchants, imp. di v. Nevin Hickman, E. Lombard-street, bill-broker, proof of debts.— . Hilton, J. Revelry, Huntingdon, farmer, 2d ax ll ipwood, IL Anthony-street, cabinet-maker, let goaaas IliArnea and k:dwords, Derby, booksellers, 2d ex.. ..... . ..... Keay, W. Great Phomix-street, Surrey, coach-maker, ads. kat Mariclove, C. and H. Berkeley, clothiers, 2d exam Moore, T. Sunderland, grocer, Ist examination.. . . ......... Matthews, S. King-street, Clerkenwell, brewer, adj. last exam. Nealor, J. Southwark , coal-merchant. 2d *Raga. «r — .ter. It Poore, G. and H. Pavement, Macraelds, breeches-makers, Sd exam. 11 Rebden, C. F. Redcross-street, Cripplegare, Ironinunger, 2d esam... n. Scott, J. tireat Eastcbeap, merobant, 21 exam... Stew, J. Theobald's-road, broker, leasehold houses ls Skinner, W. Hatton.garden, apothecary, 3d exam „ .... ....... Smallwoue, W. Covent-garden Chambers, auctioneer, let exam ... Thomas, J. King's Stanley, clothier, last exam. Thornton. H. Russel-street, Bermondsey, tanner, adj. dividend . Trollop, H. W'bitectiacel, sugar refiner, adj. dividend. COUNTRY LIST. Allen and Smith, Attester, millers, Swan, Alcester. 3d exam. . IS Barron, J. Tarletoa, maltater, Mitre, Preston, proof of dents_ .. • .... 11 Bentley, It. Bolton-lc-Moors, machinist. Star. Manchester. 34 e" n " It Bishop, C. Frome Meiwood. victualler, Angel, Warminster, 3A ex . 11 Bridge, 0. llarple, cotton-manufacturer. Lion, Stockport, 3d exam.. 4 Butterworth, J., J. K., and S., Shelf and Laurence-lane, inertb o mis. Sun, Bradford, div. ............ ..... • • • • I* Cullen, .1. Liverpool, boot-maker, George, Lleerpool, 3.1 examination 1 Dixon, J. Walsall, tile-cutter, Woolpack, Birmingham, ad arum.. . 10 Dodson. I. and H. Beeston, woolstaplers, Swan, York, Joint and se parate dividends • • • • . • • Gibbs, J. Chard, Ironmonger ' Commercial Rooms. Bristol. 3d exam. 1 Gough, N. M. and A. Maachester, cotton-spinner,., It'hite's, Man. cheater, 2d examination Hodson and Shepherd, Liverpool, Weiner. George, Liv. 34 rmaea ll Hooper, A. Worcester, Innkeeper, Unicorn, Worcester, Id exam. Hyde, T. Portwnod, spindle-maker. Star, Manchester, ito twaro. Jarman, E. Holcombe.Rogus, tanner. Three Tans, Tiverton, &ler-. Kent, R. Liverpool, surgeon, Lion, LlverPussi, 3 d csanlinaiiou Kettle, W. W. Birmingham, button.maker. Hotel, Biertimb. let en. • 11 Lowe, J. Walsall, plater, Union, 111rinisorknot, Ist examination.— $ Mare, J. Shelton, china-manuinct, Swan. Hanley, proof of adds 1 Monk, R. flisphain, mender, Messrs. Richton*. Preston, d elarn. 13 Moat, W. Bispham, monster, Messrs. Howard's, Preston, 3d roam. 11 Pearce and Perry, Nottingham, lace. manufacturers, Horse, Notting. ham, proof of debts of Perry ...... 11 Ruby. J. Ilelston, leather-seller. Commercial Rooms, Brl*lo4, 34 es. 1 SkeltonrT. 11. Southampton, stationer, Guildhall, Southmapt. Ist ex. 12 Sleddon, F. and T. Preston, entton.sp. White Home, Preston, 24 tit- 12 Swift, J, W. Liverpool, bookseller, George, Liverpool, 34 exam. 11 Tatham. W. Nottingham, lave-manufact. Horse, Not t iug haat, 3d cx. 11 Wright, J. Saddleworth, woollen-manufacturer, Mr. Kos's, Nan. cheater, speolal Whin red, 7.11. had Petß the the oand :ktt. ,de. Jan. *ate FM, th a i hit rhen hie► 515. the er of ice a aitcd had me— lie: e de- tad. MONO I:II& hag' DIY al F the but. light. ports whith quote Grey whirft bri>k. ins as uality of the es the I utten leieest 'alter roo.unkg. lei es Z r. RU M ;MACI. os ~ E.. VI • el I bts 2 ex. 12 es. 111 itured orres ices au .e has larger mense !eking Ledo': a look 1 with loubt. Dying, mice. at an y ern- Lte one other of the ized a for his sfeee S Veer Nu 151 ,