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OP I I ft P~r~ ~~ 1!-- f ' ----""`3"' S 77 e s t m er ", ^ , ^..-A 41— -- -- :. • . . ' ' ' ' • 0 ,7 . ' T .' - '7.. t . ' •// ' - ' 0 ,-• / 4 - - -', Ab Z T-/. . • ‘,--;:.:. fi C- Pt - /../''' li f-- ' -' '4 . Z,-(/ • (...:,.(-) . / i ~......_„,, ...,„ ..........„ 447. ••• ••• •• • • 110 . •b , '••• • • • • '"' ' v•:d .-. ~ . No. 7,104. CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. • COMMYSSMIIIAT DLTAILT NEXT. TITAt•t: Rl' C11A31117 I& SEPTZMILR 16,1114 b. .SUCH Perms as are desirous of Contracting with the Am, far Commissariat Supplies, to furnish for Twelve months, from the Ist of November neat, each Quantities of Straw sir lining Paillasses, as may from time to time he required at Batneks and Ordnance Stations in the undermentioned Counties Islands, may receive Particulars of the Contracts on applying Offer between the Hours of Ten and Font ; and to the re- Barrack Masters in the islands of Cluermer. Jersey. and and deliver their Tenders at this Office, (marking thtl• Trader for Straw,") until Twelve o'clink on Thursday l ef °ember. Nowassss ex to be made separately for each County in South ;liriesin, for the whole of the Barracks in North Briudn, and also 4r. t og whole of those in the Three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Ad Altierhey • but nn Proposal will be noticed unless made on, or nosed to, a Printed Particular, and the Priced insetted in words a Imeth t mg unless a Letter be subjoined to such Prop sal from s Penne of eri leiem P aging to become bound with th e Parry tend fet iirrosnce of the Conttact. . 'TIES. - 0 efts .... Siete of %% Somerset Brecknock Nib Eons . susses Chester . Lancaster kr i vrick Cornwall 3liddlesez k Cumberland Notfolk b Britain Berm tautpteo Porter usboland bleeds at . I , 4loltesoe.` • ~...„ - Pesetesiii 4.• Gvernsoy . Jinn , Ws • P . - - •Nia.a et.:411211y. .. Isle antes Surrey BAIT OPRI►G4AND, S nt. 17. 11195. wad Corr! of Direetora of tie Governor and Company A. of*, Soak of Roseand rite Weeks, That a Geneva] Conn trill - he held at the P.ank nn DAY NIi.XT„ •¢e 22d invt.at Eleven o'Llock in the Emotion, Iff onakier of a ividend, which will also be oue of the Quarterly Apeal OPurts appointed by the Charter. R. BEST, Sec. BAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 14, Heft. fr PE Court of Directors of the United Company o f Merchants of Dyeard trading to Mc East Indies do tardy erre Notice. That the QUA.RTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said 'COmrANy, appointed to be held at their House in Leaden. holl.street, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant, is made further Special, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of this day, granting to Mr. Sandford Arcot the sum of 14001. upon the grounas therein stated. The Report required by the Dy.law, rap. IS, sect. tO, together with the documents upon which the said Resolution his been timed, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors, at this PETER A UDER, Assistant Secretary. With all possible despatch, OR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fine teak ship, F DUKE of BEDFORD; burthen 800 tons. For Freight or rmsnite spply to Mess s . S. Marjoribanks and Co., 9, King's Arms-pni, Co -..1111.4t1fet ; Of to JOHN S. BRINI.F.Y, 12, Birchin.lane, Cornhill. To Pail in October, FOR BENGAL, with liberty to land Passengers at Nladras. the new Shio PERSEVERANCE, WILLIAM RAYNER R/iST. Commander (of ihe H. Company's regular burhen 1:.0 tone. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander. at the Jam. km Coffee-house; to Messrs. Nrattonml Heath. 131, Fenchurch. nreet;orto JOHN S. RRINLEY, 12, Bircbin-lane, Cornhill. ()UT FITS t t d ? ,4 1 ,;14 1) . I A l , lO l oe t 11 8 F 4 II ILE I n t a T't • Old Esta- Wages. (Nieto and Officers In his 111a)esty's Service about to embark for India. or any foreign destination, are respectfully in formed they can ler promptly supplied with every necessary for the voyage and a residence in 1, du, and at the lowest wholesale prices. CALICO Sill RTS of every deseriptlod, from Ss. each White Jean Jackets. 'Frourera, Re. at proportionably low prices ; Cots, Sea Badding, C4in Furniture, 6.e. of every kind. Ldies Outfits on equally moderate terms. The greatest possible misty kept for ittoirdiate use. Ladies can also have their own 'materhaisfor dieser, made up in the most fashionable manner. reeereitleorgi,ision shinp given sd, and information ret,Milie af s fa.. ndia 1 era (1 CARMAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 11 ,I,o3l2.fitp•start:T. the entrance of the Post.office, lAncton. The principles upon which this Institution is founded have been adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of other offices, end will be found to combine advantages not hitherto offered by any ether Insurance Company. The Assured of a certain standing participate in the profits every wet years. A subscribed Capital, amounting to two millions, secures the Assured front the responaibtlity attached to Socicies fur mutual 118.1111/ICe. . _ . Clai.oants ntsy hays heir demands on the Company submitted to r-ferexe. No charge made for Policies VOI. sad oputards. THRICC RICUARD MEE RAI GEORGE LYALL, E The Right Honoursble J. W. C. Brandrum, Esq. William Copland. E. William D. Dowson.k.sq l _ Slr T. Hartle Farquhar, Dart Mamba Garr, Esq. William II rod, Esq. 31. P. Jahn nerve?. /641. Gunge James, Esq. John Loch, Esq. bremert Ilar;otlhemka, Esq. the sum assured amolots to Esq. Chairman. Deputy Cbeirtnan. din Garrott, Lord Mayor John Martin, EM. 31. P. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. Robert Mitford, Esq. John 0. Ravenshar. Esq. Robert Rickartts, Esq. John Shore, Esq. Edward Stewart. Esq. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Tulloch, Eaq, James Tolloch, •r stole. L , :als Loyd, Esq.; A. W. Roberta, Esq. M.P. ; W. Ward, Esq. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Michael mar should be renewed within 'liken days thereafter, or they be come void ; and that the receipts for such renewals are now ready to; delivery with thesauri:6lmA+ - the United Kingdom. pi.arrerost Tilts 119. SI, OLD It WILLIAM S, Secretary. NSURANCE COMPANY, WIT, LOIiDOS. !TOIL E.g. M.P. Chairman. F,sq. Deputy Chairman. William - Peatt Litt, Esq. M. D. Alagens, Emk Robert 11. Marten, Esq. John /Rumanian. Esq. Richard Price, Esq. Robert Pryor, Esq. William %Vl!Hams, Esq. 11,P. IJohn Wilma, Esq. Richard Wilson, £.q. jA,M ES RRO(iD' RTCHARDSON DORRADA Thomas Allan. Esq. John Richard Rake►, Esq. Jahn Cooke,M.D. J. H. M. Dawson, E•q. 31. P. Thome. risitskell, Fog. L. A. Coldsehmidt, Esq. Jim 0. - collards, Esq. Hie Shad P. Hoer* Esq. Jaren Imes, Esq. Janus Jacks, Esq. AUDI V. Ramadaße. jun. Esq. tn . )ert Hugh Innis, Esq. .00hn D. Magens, Esq. lieujamio Peal. Es 9. Charles Palmate, h.q. BANTICFRS. 1 1 CUSS. Alastcrroan, Peters :11 tldred, 31 astern:tan, eta co., Nicholas-lane.. STANT/IVO COUNSEL. C. Ellis, Esq. Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn. POLICITOIII. lesits. Swains, Steycns, 11Iaples,.Keuse, sad Ilunt, Frederick's- place, Old Jewry. svivictoa. - - Mr. William Adams, \O. 1, Gray's Inn.square. This Company is founded upon the principle of dividing the stole of Its profits amongst the Shareholder and such persons as have effected insurance. To the Shareholders a fair rate of into teat Inn be paid on their advanced capital, with a bonus of one. thad of the profi:s ; and to the Insured (whether Shareholders or no'l I bonus of the remaining two-thirds, in proportion to the pre miums paid by each on pollees of not less than one year's dura. n7t. The interest will be paid annually, and the bonuses will be ' 111 "led every seven years. The esbacribed Capital of Five Mil. 'lnns is divided into 2.50,0100 Shares of 20/. each. upon which 2L Per :hare, amounting to 500,0110 L, have been paid and invested ; ,71 t1 as each Shareholder is bound to effect and keep up insurances sq•Al to the amount of his Shares, or to pay a fine of Is. per Share mmually, the Company seeures • certain and accumulating bust. new. the profits of which sill be diVided amongst all who are con. netted with It, whether as Shareholders or Insurers. Thus the S hareholder has a profitable investment of his capital, and the Nulled participates largely in the profits of a Company, whose "mess is commanded by the number and obligations of its Shkteholdera. The 'fermi of Insurance are liberal. Losses will be settled and paid promptly ; and clinns submitted .e arbitration. if required. Loss', by Lightning will be made good. charge will be made for Policies of MN. and upwards. W ILMLL 1141 KRIS, Secretary. IN, 'MONDAY, S, SALES BY AUCTION. Tbt pATEST DISTILLERY and ItECTI FYING COM PA NV. Capital 6211,0001., hi 6,000 Shares of 1061. each. DIRECTORS. Stamp Brooksbatik. Esq. John Frftncis Flaubert, Esq. Wm. Dorset Fellowes, Esq. Major Mdody. George Henry Hooper. Esq. Win. Whitmore, jun. Esq. Emanuel Loused., Esq. AUDITORS. Thomas Bonadaile, Esq. 1 Henry William Smith, Esq. BANLERS. Messrs. Martin. Stone. and Stone. 611. tomluord-rreet. Messrs. Sir Claude Scott, Bart., Williams, and Co., 26, Mlles 't street, Cavendish-square. MANAGER OF THE DISTILLERY. M. Jean Jacques Saintmare. MANAGE& OF THE RECTIFYING DEFARTMENT• 31. Victor Sainnnare. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Getty, Madden, Ditty, and Madden. The principal, object of this Company is to work the Patents obtained by Mr. Saintmate. in March, 1824. for the kingdoms of Pogland, Scotland. and Ireland, for the Distillation of Spirit from Potatoes by a peculiur process, and with an improved apparatus. The Company also propose to unite the business of Rectification with that of the Distillery, which they are enabled to do under ex commences highly advathagetyn. L iwaitiu Fur the terrpost cf carrying these objects into OW, the Directors hassegreee' (pr th u curehave of tin Patentee's Premises at Vaux brwn by risme of the Belmont Distiller.; ar t. alit fir the Mhsse of a tifyirg House, peculiarly well situated with reference to the former Establishment. ' The Directors abstain from dwelling upon the probable advan tages resulting from the present Company, feeling anxious that every individual who may be desirous of becoming a Proprietor should previously examine the Distillery and Rectifying Establish ment, and the Spirit produced: for which purpose Orders for Admission may be obtained of the Directors, until the appropria tion of Shares. Anpllestion for Shares may be made (post paid) until Saturday, the 24th of September incluivr. to Messrs. (kitty, Haddon, (laity, and liaddan. 3, Angel-court, Throgmorton street, where the Pro spectus may be obtained. IF I. C. E. will return to Ids Friends, or inform them .where he can be communicated with. he will find that the cause of his liaving absented himself has been imaginary. This day, post firo., 7s. Gd. L IFE of PAUL JONES, from the Original Docu ments, in posszssion of JOHN HENRY SHERBURNE. Register of the Navy of the United States. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle -street, London. ELECTION LAW. This day is published, ASUMMARY of the LAW relative to the ELEC TION of MEMBERS of PARLIAMENT, with an Appendix, containing Forms of Petitions, and the English, Irish, and Scotch Statutes, in chronological order. B H. J. SHEPHERD, Etq. . Of Li;coin's Inn, Barrister-at-Law„ • London: Printrd for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller and Publisher, 7, Fleet-street, near Temple-bar. MEREWETHER'S ELECTION CASE. This day is published. in tivo. price 12s. boards. A REPORT of the CASE of the BOROUGH of r.ll. WEST LOOE, in the County of Cornwall, tried Worts Cnmmittee of the House of Commons. April 18. 11122. with a Pre face, Notes, and Cases, illustrative of the General History of Bo roughs, and of the Law relating to them. By H. A. MEREIVETHER, FAq. ' Of the Inner Temple, Banister4t-Law. London : Printed for Henn Butterworth, Law Bookseller, 7, Fleet.etreet, r.ent Temple-bar. This day is published, price A. sewed, ANALYSIS of the MEMORIAL presented by the SECRETARY of.the TREASURY to the FIRST CON STITUTIONAL CONGRESS of the•UNITED MRXICAN STATES beitig the subsumee of a Report of the Financial Corn mittee of the Chamber of Senators,' and printed by order of the same. Translated from the Official Copy published in Mexico. London : Printed for George Cowie and Co. 31, Poultry. This day bo";iab:l4:4.il, a a. howslwiza e derby nano; rrlee 1-. N. AN ACCOUNT, HISTORICAL, POLITICAL, and STATISTICAL, of the UNITED PROVINCES of RIO DE LA PLATA ; with an Appendix concerning the Ucur. pation of Monte Video by the Portuguese and Brazilian Govern ments. With a Map of the Rio de la Plata and a Plan of Buenos Ayres. Translated fi.om the spaniah. ,Printed for It. Ackermann, 101, StratuL • Of whom also may be had, The same Work In the original Spanish, at the same Price. AN IMPROVED ROAD-BOOK. Just published, with a Map of England and Wales, Cs. bd. or with 68 County Maps, 12*. bd. lEIGH'S NEW POCKET ROAD - BOOK of ENG -4 LAND, VALES, ami part of SCOTLAND, on the plan of " Reichard's Itineraries:" containing an account of all the Direct and Cross Roads ; together with a description of every re. markable place, its euriosities, manufactures, commerce, popula tion, and principal Inns. The wbok forming a complete guide to every object worthy the attention of Travellers. • • Although numerous Road-books have from time to time • appeared before the Public, each professing to exeel its predecessor, yet it is still a subject of complaint that there is not one compact in its form and lucid in its arrangement; that those at present pub lished are either too bulky or too confused; that they either contain much more or much less than the Traveller requires. It has been the Editor's aim, in preparing this volume, to takes middle course; and while he has endeavoured, on the one hand, to avoid all prolix details respecting uninteresting objects, he trusts that, on the other hand. he has not omitted to notice any Town, Village, or Noble man's Seat worthy the attention of the intelligent Traveller. Printed for S. Leigh, 18, Strand, and sold by all bookippers. s NEW and Important WORKS Printed for Knight and Lacy, publishers of Books connected with the Useful Arta, at the James Watt, in Paternoster-row. • In flvo „ price ISt. The SESSION of PARLIAMENT for M.DCCC.XXV., ex hibiting the State of Parties and Interests, the Debates and Enact ments, sad the whole Proceedings of both Houses of the British Legislature during that Period. " Welind it executed fit a tranna which does credit to the in. dustry, candour, and talents, of the writer."—Times, Sept. 7. ", A clear, well written, and well arranged history of the whole proceedings of the British Legislature during the last Session of Parlianieut."..-Literary Chronicle, Sept. 10. Second Edition, in two Volumes, THE TWENTV-NINTII OF MAY—Rare Doings at the Restoration. By Ephraim Dardcastle, Author of " Wine and Walnuts." To Builders, Masons, Carpenters, ac., in one handsome quarto Volume, price 511. 10a. in boards, illustrated by 180 copper-plates, and 450 Pei/isms on wood, NICHOIaStiN'S BUILDER sod WORKMAN'S NEW DIRECTOR: comprehending Defini tions of the component Parts rf Building, the Principles of Con. etruction, and the Geometrical Derelopement of the principal difficulties that usually occur in the different Branches of Media. vial professions employed in the formation of Edifices. IV. On Saturday the Eighth of October, No. XVI., price Sixpence, AIM the following Numbers on each succeeding Saturday, A I)ICTIONARY of ARCHITECTURE, Historical, De scriptive, Topographical, Decorative, Theoretical and Mechanical, with beautiful Engravings, by the tint Artists. This Work is published with the view of presenting to Opera tive Builders, and the other classes of Artisans connected with Building, a complete System of I ieneral, Classical, Scientific, and Practical Architecture ; treated in a manner adapted to the com prehension of workmen, and sold at a price which will bring it within the reach of them all. Messrs. Knight and Lacy apprise the numerous Subscribers to this Work, and the Public generally, that No. 18 will be published on Saturday October the Eighth • and that, hawing obtained impor tant assistance in the Editorial Department, they are enabled to pro mise the remaining numbers regularly, one on each succeeding Sa turday, until the whole be completed. Paternoster-row, September 15, 1f.25. G UN and PISTOL REPOSITORY, 42 and 43, OXFORD STREET. D. GASS respectfully inform the Nobility. Gentry, and Sport. iag Gentlemen, he has added to hie choice and well.relected Stock of New and Second-hand FLINT and DETONATING GUNS, the principal pan of Mrs. 'Wilson's, late of Vigo-lane (retired from business); Guns by Manton', Purley, Forsyth. Smith, Nock, Moore, Egg, Mortimer, and other makers, at half their original cost, warranted; Rifles. Air-guns, and Canes, by St►udenmayer and other makers; Duelling. Holster, and Pocket-pistols, in great variety ; an assortment of Plate and Plated Articles, very low for ready money. Guns ape Pistols bought or taken in exchange. Merchants and Captains supplitd..-42aad 0, Othrd-street, near Dean:a...tree, London. ITOIIII. . p ci4 *r• I E - MBER 19, 1 • 11CMJSEItaLTI FURNITuRr, , Upright Grand Pianoforte by *embol i capital Air Polar, pair of large Globes, China, Glais, and Meets, nitaosed hum Sloane street. Try Mr. /AMP' PEKKW. . AO his Auctiou Konm, Cheies.street. litrktley-square, TO-Mt)R KO W, at 11; THE .excellent HOUtIEHOLD ~, FURNITURE; chimney glasses, in handsome modem frames, lamps and ornaments : a parrot 21 inch &obis, 11/AC4ml a capital air pump, try Cuthbert & double-barrel gust :. terright• grand pianoforte. by Stodart ; square ditto, by Tomb:nap) t china. glass, and effects, the property of a fiendetran, removed ferret ,r;loane-street : corn. Si.earla,, PrisittP font-Post, neld.ard 'manta' hithli chintz, cotton, and white dimity hanginp ; gooey beds, mattressts, and bedding; butesate, cheats of drawers. •drerolr.g !Antis • a set of elegant card, Itota, loci, ocznsional. ilia Oa titlos; win dow cur tains, chairs, anti sutra & aideboard, din;re. ard breakfast tables ; parlour chairs, covered in motive° ; Idettis-, &audit, and Kidder minster carpetsr kitcheu requisites. Ile- dee. To be viewed this day and mow* of sale. when catalogues may be bad a: the Auction Room, Char:c•-atrett, 13..-keley-suare. WALSALL. STAFIngDSBIRE. VALUABLE Fit EEHCrtb I:STATE, • Br Mr. FA - Mt-1 1 9K. At the George lon. Al aka, t.n THUILIDAY NEXT, at Fort, o':lNk it the afternoon ii:i4j3R Qt Conditions to be tbea kluccd. • IA4 du& 'Weal* 'aid rprottlt Nlt. I. HOLD ESTATr: COP fa if :7011. . ca i.fre:• 7-boume! pad 44" es:ch tiontllB sin large rooms. a iter , 4 F mar --- . . cart og-i.„. shop, kftchen, other conveniences; a —pits! Public-house k brown 4111 the Talbot Inn, comprising a Pont parlour, a large tap-room, club-room, eight aleoping and pitting rooms, excellent cellars, &c. Sze. eligibly situate in the beit'rert of the High-street, called Di„ bath, in the Borough of Walsall ; behind which are conveniently pituated the following Premises, approached by a pived yartl or gateway, nameiry, an eat live range of Buildinzs the left, consistirg of a capital malthouse, two .. .... extersive ........ i , biSetrbcnise, capital man—n. _.. small dwelling-houses - and stable ;on t right, 'bur small Dwel llng.houses, tour stables , workshops, eerie!. &c. and at the entresnity of the Estate is a desirable p ce of land, norriaid out in gardens. The whole occupying about one acre of land, and ,Irt to respectable tenants at will, at rentals which, in or about 1840, were reduced to 1201. per annum, but capable of very considerable augmentation. Particular* may be had of Messrs. Bridger and Adams,, Sobel. tart, Angel-court, Throgmorton.streat ; Messrs. Sainsbury and Co. Clerical Agents, Ne. 11. Bell's bui ldings, Saliabury.aquare. London ; at the Craven's Arms, Coventry ; Swan, and Ronal Hotel, Birmingham ; Swan, and Lion, Inns, Wolverhampton ; George Inn, Litchfield ; George Hotel and Dragon Inn, NValsail ; and at all other principal Inns; and of the Auctioneer, Park. street:Walsall. CAB NET-MAK Ells' SOCIETY .-- CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON REPOSITORY foe the GABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY. being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LE.I DEN HALL-STREET, opposite A lilgate Purim, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready . 3luney and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Remit of industrious and ingenious Meehan - lies (who have large families), by offering their 31anufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line. of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the . great patronage the Committee bate received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Lew Prioenasked ; all Goods warranted:— f. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four post 4 l 0 0 Tent ditto - . I 6 Bordered Metros to tit . 1 1 0 • Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table . 2 0 0 Feather lied, free from dust and smell, from X 2 12 0 to 8/11) Drawing-room Sofa, from 4:3 6 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead • . . 3 ft 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . 6 0 upwar4,4 A Qantity of Paper Hangings for Bed. Bing, and Drawing Poems, at nearly lia.V Price. Tilt; find it worth their natrutior • • tfouary st a l• 4 .16 .I:,..rtrcocta tee few Maws. Goods packed free of ea'7e, nse exempt the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraiseraeuts in Town and 'Country; and Estates valued. CON3tITTZT. T. Corder J. 'Wilson J. Carter T. Hagar I J. Unett I W. Waghons. T II UR N ELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretary. Hobart Town. the 11th March ; and Denton, Billett, from Van Diemen's Land, March 12; Asia, Stead, fro n t Cork, 124 February ; Pirseveratme, Craig. from a sealing vosau, 23c1 Elizabeth, Book, from New Zealand, 24th Feb.; Welli3g.; tan. Day, from ditto, - Bth March; also the Emit avostr. from the Society Wands; Nereus. Swindle; Sautnel, Drysdale. tram the fishery ; aid the Newcastle. Fairlie ' ham New &stead ; Governor 21•Quarrie, Torrikira, trom Van Dirtiter's Land, 12:;t March ; Queen Charlotte. Jarneteen. from New Zeitland: Amity, froth Port M'Quarvit, 12. b March t Alligator, Emmet.. ard Nev. maid. from New Zealand, 14th March ; Woodlark, Stouts, Stunt the Fishery. 2.5 th March. gAILTNOs moat Ntw SorTn WALLs:—The Mary Ant, Gardner, a whaling, and the Ann and ,amelia, Aysco-zga, fur Singapore. ohe of February ; ar.d. the Ahnoralt. Boyd. fur IVngs_ „! the 2d of Mareh ; the Grenada . Andemort, for ?ladles. 27th P'ebrnary ; Anti. Grimes, foe the Mauritius. lit Maychz flatten, itibhe , for Van Diemen's Lard, 24 hatch; 'Nerrid. Bore, and lt. Michaal, Beveridge, for New Zealand. I.?ek Mani); Swallow, Black, for Valparaiso, 19th March ; Calla. Diliaas, fur Penang. 24th March ; Cumberland,Failing, for l'ort Dalrymple, 24th Alarch ; Asia, Stead. for Bengal ; Henry. Fer. vier. fnr - Singapore; Phillip Dander', Scarwell, fur the Mauritius, 27th March. The Admiral Cockburn, Codling. was to sail from Sydney. toe Batavia, the 26th March; and the D.veton, Bleu, was to sell for London in all April. The Nopeanoke on the 12th April, off the Bay of Island., New Zaai.antL the Irlasteeand part ot the crew of the Mercury, which vessel he been taken and destroyed try the nrlives in Whacearroa Ms. The Master and crew were retuning to Port .litkatta the Pocklitgion, Junta, *WA vessel had shoot 138 tuns .risi oil Bellasda, korwnialc. from :Sew South. Wsles re‘llllsja: was totally lost on the coast of Nits hollatittlifTith J uly—t he crew saved. SHIPS •APOCCN WITH.—The Duke of Lancaster, from Liver= r , ol to India, on the 20th April, in lat. 2. N, long. 84. E.; the Java, priver, frodwiloontion to Bengal and China, the 14th Au gust, itt .lat, 14. N. long. 25. W.; the Colombia. Wilson, from Plymouth to Itioalaneire and New South Walks, the 13th August, in lat. 13.23. N. long. 25.4. W. AMI /PALS AT THE MAVIITIUE.—The Brothers, Potts, from _„ the Cape, • the 6th Apsil; the Ann, Grimes l from New South Wales, the 13th April; his Majesty's ship Lspcigle, from the Cape, the 28th April; the Fits de France, iieoftioy, from Calcutta, the 14th Mar; the Java packet, Beamyard, from Madras and Pondicherry, the 21st Mar. SAILED FROM TUE Matauvrws—The Brothers, PODS, Pr the Cape. the 17th of May ; the Ann, Grimes, foe 'New South Wales, the 19th May. The Ann, Grimes, from the 3lauritius to New South Wales, put into Bourbon leaky. The Liberal, Mogter (Dutch ship) from Batavia, and the Fits de France, Geoffroy, were discharging their eergoes at the Mauritius, to repair, having received injury in the lute gales off that place. Bownair, Mancst 29.—The Bridget, Leslie, was expected to sari ter Liverpool, 15th April. The Regalia, Henning, was to sail for London, 29th April; and the England, Reap, for London, 30th April. MADIIAS, 31ARCH 213..—The Portland, Snell, was to sail from 3ladras for London, aboutloth April. SIIIPPING INFELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPT. 16. Snipe LKTERZD IXWAIDL—Union. Hedde, from Calais; Vi gilant, Thorp, from St. Petersburgh • Playle, from Al melte, Roquefort, and Gibraltar ; erinnerung, Buhrendt , from panicle Alibefle, Myhre, from Gefie ; Europa, Nieman, from Rostock ; - Sarah, Gibbs, from Archangel ; Perseverance. Hub ' bard, from Kiel • Jonge Anne, Van' Later, from Emden ; Vriendschop. Valo;n, from Amsterdhm ; Freya, Halversen, from Porsground; Annette, Neubeyser, from Dantzic • Essex, Sea , hinder, from Villa Nova ; Speedwell, Holderndm, from Standgate ' Greek ; Hobbs, Buchannan, from ditto ; Minerva. 3lartensen, front Liebau ; Packet,.Dalgell, tbdm Malta; Courier. Damanske, from Denude ; Friends, Sparrow, from GUernsey ; Diana, Zor now, from Dantzic ; Cordell*. Bullry, from Naples, Palermo, and Litaca ; Aurora Niemann, from Wi-mar. ENRiBED OCTWARTRL, SEPT. Freres, Rieke. for Antwerp and Brunch ; Prince Frederick, Atherden, for Roster dam ; Elizabeth, Duncan, for Drontheim ; Reliance, Nicholson, for Ilamburgh ; Unterneemung, Block. for Bremen and Brake ; Jooge Joanna, Segzen, for Antwerp ; New Union, Broecke, roe ditto ; Clifton, Walker, for Hamburgh ; Rotterdam, Laming, for Rotterdam ; Vroow Antonio, Alan, fur Antwerp ; Supply, Scott, fur Elsinore and Copenhagen. CLEARED OUTWARDS TISTALLT AT GRATESEND.—The Carl, Hammer, from Elsinore and Oantzic ; Pieter and Marie, Eggers, from Antwerp ; Eliot, Negret, from Havre and Rouen ; Argus, Pain, from Hamburgh ; Nizolay Jean, Rule, from Cbrietilla; Flee, WLean, from Vera Cruz and Alvarado: Hit. me. antke,, front Madeira, Ct. sun, and bengal ; nfcls Stake,, for Gibraltar; Fanny, Bonus, for Alain and Alessina ; Bellows, Regeser, for Elsinore and Dantzic. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The TAWAS., Robertson, for Ant werp,. Alvarado, and Vera Cruz; Thames, Pmbst, for Bremen ; Itlassengale. for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Cape Packet, genie. for Teneriffe, Vali Diemen's Land, and New South Wiles ; Ida, Kohn, for Stettin ; Catharine, Iligg. for Gibraltar and Almeria; Robert Edwards, Sherburne, for New York; Diana, DAViS, for Para; New John, Ayre, for St. Potersburgh. THE ROYAL NAVY. PORTMOrTEC, 81Pr. 17. pie Majesty's sloop Scout has this day arrived from Jamaica. '1 he Icarus sloop of war. Captain J. O. Graham, arrived on Sun day :nu from Jamaica, which she left on the I.llth of July. The troops on shore at Jamaica were sickly, and, with the exception of the Lively, the squadron was rather healthy. The Lively had lost her first Lieutenant, Henry Block, three midshipmen, and sixteen men, from fever; thirty were at the hospital, and four or five fresh ease, occurring daily. Lieutenant Seaton, second of the Lively, suffered severely from fever, but escaped, and came home in the Icarus; also Lieutenant Robert Bellow, Royal Marines, of the Rattlesnake , Lieut. H. 0. Love, of the Seraph ; lllr. T. Brooks, gunner of the Rattlesnake ; and Ideutenant-Colonel Woodhouse, 110th regt. The Icarus is come into-harbour fee the purpose of being paid off, and again commissioned.' The Rains transport, agent Lieut. T. Burdwood, arrived on Monday from Jamaica; which she left six days subsequent to the Icarus, and arrived at Spithead oae day after. She left most of the Weft India squadron assembled at Port Royal for the purpose of holding a Court Martial on a Lieutenant belonging to the Hussar frigate. Capt. Harris, C. B. which had Moo convened at the request of the Lieutenant; in pellseeuence of some transactions arising from the trial of two men belonging to that ship. The Eden, Primrose, and Britomart, were stationed at the Leaked ;deeds the Beaver had Raged for Hondaraarthe Valorous AIM et., and the-Date: mouth of Cobs. At Port Royal were the Lively, Hosea', Pyla des, Rattlesnake, Bellette . , and Seraph; the Isis daily expected. Capt. Vernon, of the Bntomart, has been appointed to the Prim rose; also Mr. Price, acting Purser. Mr. Sibley, appointed acting Lieutenant of the Lively, vice Suwon : and Mr. Hill, to the same ship, vice 'Lieut. Crosier, both invalided. The Kilns has come into Harbour. and is fitting for the purpose of conveying out troop to the Mauritius. The Bustard ~loop of war, Captain William Sandom, arrived from Chatham on Tuesday. where she has been fitted for the Jamaica station. She will take out Mr. 31•Leity, who has been appointed his Majesty's Commissioner of Arbitration at Havannah, and Mr. Schenley, his Majesty's Vice-Consul at Guatimala , who are expected to embark some time next week, when she will sail, touching on her way out at the Cape de Verd Islands and liar. badoes. The Royal Oak has been fitted as a convict depot, to be eta tioned at Bermuda, and will sell about the Ist of neat month. i She will take out Rear-Admiral Fel& sod family, and many other passengers. • The Vulage, 20 guns, is to be !immediately commiesionctl by Captain the Hon. R, S. 'Dundee. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty having perused the minutes of the Court Martial lately held upon Mr. T. C. Ijoylance, surgeon of his Majesty's tender Bittern, by which lie was adjudged to be dismissed the said tender, have, nailer all the circumstances of the case, ordered him to be relieved from the sentence of the Court, and to rejoin his ship. Last week a court-martial was held on board the Britannia, in flamoare, for the trial of Mr. Henry Harmsworth, acting second master of his Majesty's ship Aurora, on charges of misappropria tion of various articles of provisions, which being partially proved, he was sentenced to be dismissed from his ship, and rendered incapable of serving as an officer for the space of two years.— Ilaespsh.re Chronicle. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Florentia, Wimble, has arrived in the Down ; sbe sailed from Bombay the 25th Match, from Tellicherry and from St. Helena the 23d July. The Hope. 'Norris, has attired off Plymouth; she sailed from Sydney the 214th of March, and from Wm Janeiro the July. The Ganges. Lloyd. has arrived off Portsmouth; she sailed from Madras the 2t,th blotch, from the Mauritius the 22d May, and from fit. Helena the 28th july (bringing letters from Ceylon to the 10th blotch). ARRIVAL. AT VAN DITMENT'S Daum—The Ilenry, Ferrier, from London, the 7th February; the Cumberland, Cairns, from London, the 11th of February; and the Phieuix, Dixon, front London, Feb. 13th. ARRINALS AT NEw Sown, Watige.—The Admiral Cork. burn, Codling, from Landon. the 24th February ; the Caldnn, Dillon. front Chili, the 25th February Ctr llrnry. Fertittr, from London and Hottart Town, the 28th February • the Prince of Denmark. Stewart, from London, the 2d of Ma nic; the Philip Dundee, ScarweU, from the Mauritius; the Phenix, Dixon, front London and Hobart Tow.; and the Nereid, Sops, from Lon• don, the 6th March ; the Wellington, Day, from the fishery, the ftli of Mach.; the Ctmobeland, Palling, from Loudon And' FROM LLOYD'S LIST. t'AL)IOI7TR, SEPT. 15.—Sailed the Jane Stewart, M'Kenzie, for St. Domingo, and the Hope transport, for Cork. PORTSMOUTH,SEPT• 16—Passed by the (lances, Lloyd, from Madras; sailed the 26th March. DEAL, SEPT. 111.—Arrived and tailed for the River, the Flo. rentia, Wirable, for Bombay; the John. flak, from J.tmaica ; the Wilson, from Quebec; the Nestor. IVeatener, from Honduras ; the Britannia, Roberts, from Rid' Janeiro ; the Co ventry, Purdy, from Jamaica; the Peter Pfoctor, Brown, from Dominica; the Balaic Merchant, transom ! from Cowes; the Aurora, Erattnan, from Bilboa • the Lustre, Woodford, from Quebec; and the Ann, Saunders, from Oporto. Sailed the Casmr, Grant, for the South Scas; and the Kingston, limey, for Halifax. GRAVESEND, SEPT. H.—Arrived the British Monarch, Pearson, from Montserrat; Julia, Sargeant, fmrn Jersey ; Rose in June, --.—, from fivuernsey ; 3luzinghi, Carlaw, from St. Domingo; Caroline, Krose, from 'Memel. Sailed the Lady Harwood, Thomson, for St. John's, New Brunswiz:k ; Providence, Carpenter, for Newfoundland; Thins, Rogers, for Hamburgh John Browne, Bawen, for New York; Britannia, Ruble, for Lisbon t Barrosaa, Hutchinson, for Calcutta. HARWICH. SEPT. lfl.—The Wilbelmina Augusta, Neuman, from Stettin for London, has been brought in herasity salvage tenth, leaky, having:been on the Onion sand' yeseenlag. Coax, SEPT. IC.—The Edward Protheroe coca struck by a sea 10th inst. which washed away the deck lumber, part of the bu:- warke, and obliged them to cut away the foresail; the trysail was also washed away, and the master knocked through the bulwarks, but providentially saved; two of the crew were also much disabled. Captain Probert describes the gale to have exceeded any thing he had ever experienced before, and conceives that much damage was occasioned by it. SYDNEY, NEW SOCTII WALES, Marten, 29.—The Almon, Boyd, which arrived 17th ult. from Batavia, has been seized by his Majesty's ship Slaney, for having on board 300 chests of tea, and there being no competent Court of Admiralty here, she sailed for Calcutta 2nd instant, for adjudication. The Belinda, Coverdale, which sailed from this for the Seal Fishery 17th May last, was totally lost 19th July. on Middle Island, south coast of New Hol land, by driving on store, while at anchor. Crew saved. Arrived off Dartmouth the Hanover, -, from Rio Janeiro; off Dover the Tertius, Levett, from Teneriffe. The Fame, Renny, from illimunichi, was driven on abort, near Wexford, during a gale on the 11th instant; crew and materials saved. The Nestor. Weakner, arrived in the Downs ?mm Honduras, left the following vessels there, vit.: Recovery, IVeatherhead ; Duckentield, Lyon; Julius Caesar, Stafford; Isabella, Munro; Argo, Taylor; Comet, (late) Ackley; all for London. Africa, 111• Lea, and Hercules, -, for Bristol. Robert. Dunlop, Janet ihmlop. Lawson, for the Clyde. The Hercules, Kerr, for Li. er pool. The above expected to sail on the lit Aug. Margaret, Smith, and Fame, -, for the Clyde. Prince Leopold, -; Catherine, -, and Clansman, Snowdon. for London. NEW ENGLAND COFFEE HOUSE, SEPT. 18, 1825. Cowes, Sept. 17. Arrived the Birkby, Miller. English brig from Havannah, in 53 days, having been into Scilly. Spoke on the 31st July, lat. 28. 21. long. 78. 30. the schooner Nary Ann. of London, Captain Clibbons, from 3latanzre, out 4 days, bound to Trieste; passed on the 3d Aug. a brig water logged, one mut standing, sails and rig ging hanging over her sides. lat. SI. long. 75. ; spoke on the 7th Aug, in lat. 31. 28. long. 71. 30. the Coventry. of London. from Kingston to London ; on the 10th Aug. in lat. 35. 55. long. 68. :0. boarded a brig or schooner water logged, mut and yards standing. sails hanging over her sides, and two men dead lashed on the boat on deck; spoke on 111th Aug. in 1at.37. 44. long. 55. tke ship Nestor, of London, from Honduras to London, 33 days out; passed on the 22d Aug. a brigantine water logged, mast standing, and sails to the yards, the fore try sail still set, name painted on the stern as follows—" Boston Packet, Brunswick." and painted on the after part of her companion, thud your helm." Sept 8. in la'. 1!+.•ll. lung. 21. 41. spoke the Coventry, of London, after a at paration of 29 (lays. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, At tl= 6:0111F OF COMMI6510111:26 OF PAXIL/Frif, 111A81N01311.1.-STAZIT. TO-MORROW. TIMID MEILTINOS• Ashby. J. and Tobin, W. (life, Sils.elt. milkn 11'ilion, W. 11asiclocer, iviac—weiziant Price 7d. I FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. I Thie Gavtte contains permiutor. for far G. Murray to wear the oft Knight (frond (ride of the Imperial Austrian Order or be,P° lll, the in"gUa •( a Knight Grand Crete of the Imperial Ruast3n Order of St. Alexar.der NeWaki, the insignia of a knight Greed Crwaa of the Royal Reelvoian Older of the Red Eagl , .. the inei;rnis of • Relight Commander of the Royal Bavarian Order of Maximilian Joseph. ar.d the insignia of a Commendcr of the Royal Eason Order of St. Henry. *, : . ... ' • `r. t , 144 - —441.. • .. . ....r A •'"' •4 Or ' 4 4 ''' , ..e, \ ; , . • MILITARY PROMOTIOS: War (1 ire, Nepl. 16, 182.1. Da: P.eghnent of Dragoon fitatrils--roymsate , - D. A. R. Modiste tin; him the Oflth Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Webster, doceesed--, d.tetl Sept. 8. 1823. M Dine—Cornet P. Dundee to be Lieutenant, by purclutte. vice Todd. ptialt oted—dated Sept. 17, leas: W. C. Trevely.n. Gent., vise 3„Litchel. promoted ice the enh Dragoons—flayed Aug. 11, 1821.,, and W. H. R. J. Wilson. Gent, vice Peirce, roututed—doletl Sept. 10. 1824. to be k r : v • % on us. by-imitehafe• I;th Regiment of a — Cornet IC. 'Fraser; from the 17th. Light Dragoons. to be ornet, vice *l. IL Addison, oho retires upai: the half.pay, ree.iving tin differeore-,doted Sept. 8. 10* 7:h Regiment of Light Dragoota—Seeord Lieotenarn C. C: vlan, front the Rifle Brigide, to be Corner, without purchase, vies Lord A. Paget. protoota--dated as above. '11:11 Ditto—Assists:lt...Surgeon D. W. Magian. hon. the 37th FlVOt..en bk A esistar.t.litu‘sor., vice Egan, promoted in the &kit Toor,;— , tateu as abcre. t3t.l Ditto—Carnet She A,. T. C. Campbell, Dart., to be laku. ternia; be purchase, - jipe Aosirews, proototed--tteed a. lbove. 17.4 Ditto—F.ueiga ICJ. W. F. Wekcii, from the halt pay, to t'orct.t (paying tt:e difrstoppe) ; vore 4 nisc 7 , arPoi s led to the alit Dragoons --dated as . short. . . . an, Regiment of Foot—W.C. Mayne, Gent,. to be Eerie, or purchase, vice Barton, promoted to the 15th Foot—datee August 11. 1811: _ _ if • flt Ditto—Lteutenant-General 11. Boyle to be Colonel, vice General Stevens, deceased--dated Sept. 13, 1825. iikb Ditto—Ensign A. Ogle to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Brooks. promoted—dared Sept. 8, 1818. lithDittO—Ensign G. Deedes to ,be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Broome, promoted..-dated Sept 47, 1821. 22d Ditto—Asaistant-Surgeon F. Drown, 11. D.. ,rest the 3t Dragoon Guards, to be Sur eon , vice chambers who c.nires upon. . balt-par --dated Sept. 8. 1 ..36th bnto-,Ensign IL Sitwell to be Lieutenant. by pur. chase, vice Pratt. promoted, and Higart, Gent.. to be Enstgn„ by purchase, vice Sitwell—both dated Sept. 17, 1028. 37th Ditto—Ensign G. C. Borough to be Lieu:enant, vice Bou. verie, promoted, and M. Spencer, Gent., to be Epsign, by pur ch:Ae. vice Borough—both dated es above. 40th Liao—Ensigns R. Floyer, vice Clayfiz.ll, promoted, and J. A. Rdbertgon, vice Gentling, promoted, to be Lieutenants, by purchase; and S. R. J. Alarshant, Gent., vice Robertson, to Liu Ensign, by purchase--all dated as above. 410 Ditto—H. Bruere, Gem., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Denham, promoted--dated Sept. 1, Ina. 44th Ditto—Ensign R. B. APCrea to be Lieutenant, by per. chase, vice*Courtayne, promoted—dated Sept. 8, 1824. 44th Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant J. Rlakeway. from the Cape Corps of Infantry, to be Lieutenant, vice Urquhart, deceased—. Oared as above. 42th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet' E. G. a. a. Gibbs,• from the Royal Military College, to be EnSign, by purchne, vice J. Wads pmnsoted in Om 115th Foot—dated' Sept. 7. 18115: 61101m:4-Ensign R. Kelly, from the 69th Foot. to be Lientee nant, by putchase, vice Spooner, 'promoted—dated Sept. 1, DM. Ditto r En A i g n P. pin to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vim Adams, promoted—dated Sept. 17, 1825. 58th Ditto—Ensign R. A. Afackenrie so be Lieutenant, by pure chave, vice Jackson, promoted—dated as above. 62d Ditto—Ensign J. W. Fisher to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stair, promoted, and T. Grayson, Cent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fisher—both dated as above. 64th Ditto—Ens'gn T. Hunter, from lialf.pay6!d Foot. _to b. Envit,m. vice T. Farrell, who exchanges—dated S ept. b 8, 1825. • 65th lAtto—Ensign R. Dundas to - be Lieutenant, by purchase, Vice Widtrington,promoted—dated Sept. 17, ' 77th Ditto—Ensign J. Lomax' to be Lieutenant., vice Folksier,. decessed:—dated Sept. 1, 1825. 115th•talt. to—Lieutenant R. Collis, from half-pay '76th Font, to be Lieullmant, vice R. 11. Banbury, who exchanges—dated Sept,. 8,1825. _ ey on Regiment—Lieutenants A. Robertson, from hale-pay Si. ellian Regiment : T. Phelan, from half-pay Ist West India ltegi. meat; H. W. 1)e Chair, from half-pay Bth Font ; J. Hewitt. from, half-pay Dillon's Regiment; J. B. kingaley, from half-pay Royal. African Corps; T. Woodford, from half-pay 14th loot; T. C. 14'Question, from half.pay 103.1 Foot; T. L. Whitake-, front half-pay 34th Foot; R. NV. Larobrecht, from half-pay 11 Garri. low Battalion ; and E. Woolbouse, tiolll half-pay ilatb 'Pm. to bs L.zuteaants--.el dat,.l at above • Hospital Statf--Staff Asslstant-Steons G. L.. Mehn, sloe Ma. pother, retired on half-pay, and J. o.llillar, vice Thomas, Pro. incited, to be i,urgeoos to the Forees--both dated Sept. 1, 1826. UNATTACHED. Lieutenants B. Jackson, from the bilth Foot • H. B. Adamsp' tramthe 63.1 Foot ; 11. .51aater, (mat the Ist Drag oon Guards ;G. Todd, from the 3d Dragoon Guards; T. S. Pratt, from the SI la Foot; B. E. Barry, from the 6th Dragoons; F. C. Oanting, frooa. the 40th Foot ; E. 1. ('laylield, from the 40th Foot; B. Browne,. front the 17th Foot ; A. Moir, from the 62t1Foot--.all dated Seat_ 17. 1825; J, W. Bouverle, from the 89th Foot—dated Aug. Ift„ 1823; S. H. Widdrington, from the 65th Foot ;* F. Dayrell, !rota. the Ith Foot; and W. Black, from the 74th Foot, to be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—all dated Sept. 17, 1823. E. J. Boddy,, Gent., and W. J. M. Hughes, Gent., w be Ensigns, by purcha-IP —both dated Sept. 17, 1896. The under-mentioned bole-pay Officers hate been allowed to dis. pose of their half-pay as unattached commissions : Captains 0: Willis, half-pay 6th Irish Brigade; 11. Pe Fr'rer,. half-pay 96th Foot; A. Blake, half-pay 2d Garrison Cattalo' , H. T. Budd, half-pay 60th Foot ; A. Crean, half.pay 4! t Font r T. W. Warre, half. pay Ist Garrison Battalion . - .1. San Its, pay Barratic Artiticera ; P. Cotes, half-pay 45th Foot; J. Prohyo„ half-pay 91st Foot ;J. T. Connell, half-pay Irt Foot ;H. Greet: ,. half-pay Nugent's Levy ; W. J. Chetwynd, half-pay, 7th Garri. sod Battalion ; G. Bury, half-pay 6th Garrison Battalion; J. Macdonald, half.pay 60th Feot—all dated Sept. 17, 1323. En. signs P. N. Daly, half-pay 17th Foot, and E.llwirywood, Indi o pay Ist loot—both date.d as above. BANKRUPTS. Jouw Sarven, Ludgate-hill, - woollen-factor, to surreistl-wr Copt. 27, at one, Oct. 1, at twelve, and 29, at elvtien, at the Kinkrtipte Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. J. Tanner, New Bosioshall, a street. ait4 . ,e f il o gey .i . , :a n aAt n ut T h,, s tei w nA, , liib L ioo y in n bo n iim .„ o. N tcelo o u. r r fr ithann , iro inicy. n s- m il o oLluu nser aso . n ( di l i c ci3 t i . to6 .l ro. . m. ll, s ai ewrini d Arnold, and Haines, Birmingham. GEowar OcernEa, RedLiemstrcet, draper, Sept 27, at Seven. Oct. 1, and 29, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor,. Messrs. Gates and Hardwick, Lawrence-late. TUOataa BATEMAN Alawittwo, Portage, consic.eeller,reSept.. 24, and Oct. 8, and 29, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. tor, Mr. Farris. Surrey-street, Strand. EDWARD O'REILLY, Exmouth-stmt. Spo.tielde, agate, Sept, 94, and Oct. 1, and 211, at eleven, at the Bankrupt,' Cost Solis; char, Mr. Ledwich, John.street,lllackfriars-road. • ' Omuta' EARLE BUTT, Bristol, grocer, Sept. TO- sad 00 , salt Oct. 29, atone, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Soricitort. Mum*, Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's-inn-situate ; and Mr,. William Williams, Exchange-buildings., lirista Martin Cr. sax, Walsall, Stafford, dram, Sept. 30 t aset•Oct. 1. at nine, and 29, at three, at the 'White Bear, Manclworet. Soli. citors, Messrs. Perkins and Frampton, Oray's Inu.erpuent; and Mr. Lewtas, Manchester. Jouw Dr Baa, Gloucester, roach-maker ' Sept. 28, 20, and Oct. 29, at eleven, at the Swan and Falcon Gin, tester. Solicitor, Mr. William i Beckett, (,!olden-aqtare, Lora don ; and Mr. William Matthews Gloucester. • THOMAS Batenow, Liverpool, corn-dealer, Ort.4, 3, and 25, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. SOlicitort. Mt. Edward Chester, Staple-Inn ; arid Mr. NVilliam Mode, Liverpool. JOSEPH J A11)L441, Bath, haberdasher, Sept . 90. and 27. and Oct. 29, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Ba th . heron, kit. ham Makintion. Middle Temple; and Mr. Hellinge, Bata. DAVID SELDrar and 11 1LLIAM HYNDE, Littrpool, ester. chants, Sept. 28, "29, Oct. 29, at one, at George at, 'Liver. pool. Solicitors. Messrs. Pritt anti Clay, Liverpool ; sad Moore Blackatock and Bance, Temple. WILLIAM BOOSET, Colchester, Essex. *weer. Sept. 94, Oct.. 1. and 29, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. i.olictior, Mr. Sid. phens, 13edford,row.. Joust MORaE. Daventry, Northampton, woolstapler, 131.tt- b, at seven, 6, and 29, at ten, at the AVhearPla at lan. f)avatatty. So licitor', Mews.* Loth:iron and Hall. Scr;cants' Inn ; and Mr. Wardle, Daventry. DIVIDENDS. James Squire. Kendal, Westmorland. satehmakee. Oct. 5, it ten, at the )(int . ,' Arms Inn, Kendal.-!lent) Ford. Portanw7th i s . banlwarernan, Oct. lA, at one, at the Commercial t litm: own s ' ia ce l,r ur tv ct . . Joseph Dicken, lit. Stephen's-hill. Stafford, catton-spmek....t, 1, at eleven, at the George Inn. .13urion-wilion - lr ient • - " ru Aru pts n , del cou ,. Ric Oct. at eleven, at the Bath rapt,' Court. h rdmas,tiNer;ir.OcAt-txBh. ('rooks, nom. L rt iv . e - rp rre l hi h b a a be ld Levenson!. unrtcht-eulanei.t the CERTIFICATIM-0 •6. khari Strand, bookseiter.-11,111.acc Otto. New. ley, Lancaster, iron-fountite, Or. IL at 17 1. al u John ROC • • I b Phib money . senvener .-John Dunn. Liverpoo l, et.- re p ea, e. ra per.....Palward Rishtoa , Preston, Lancaster, Woburn, draper.-T horns. Hunt. Ileaton-Norris sod Stockport, cotton-spinner-Wilson Ilaseklen, Liverpool, porter-dedlgr..... Thomas Atherum, Liverpool. Dente?. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas IVorthincon, Henry Hugh Corinath, Thomas tird Hine, and VOREk Jams ; Genoa, alersbants ; to far di repaid Oa - -.1.....a...-- 4,- t 31 11, , ana Err 6 11t 6 2 R! cl Sow brisk g ass 1 meg 1. new tle e c i v ; so il a ttil pole r Got' ).‘1". f.. l a TOI Kt' --0' •1 1 1 ~r