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WILLIAM TURliss, Coleman-street. plasterer, July 1, 11, and August ' II, °n 5, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. iloikitor, Mr. Hindman, Basinghell. 1)5 7 5 a street. amine SAttUab and WILLIAM STitarattY Iruarria, New flond.street, hatters, 'feta of Julie 99, at 12, July ll,at 2, and Auglist 5, at I, at the Bankrupts' Coat. ntique Solicitors, Masses. Irreame and Hest, rip Tree-court, Temple. cc and Taws** HIICIUST, Worcester, coach-proprietar, July 4, at 12, 11, at 11, and August 6, at 12, at the B an k r upt s ' C o u r t, Solicitor, Mr. Downed, roll- Finner's Hall-court, Broad-street. Al°n.. THOMAS Jimtm CAsaott, Drury-lane, baker, July 8, 18. at 10, aid 11()U- August 6, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Co.dt. Mollcitor, Mr. Hughes, CO- . :him, 1 find's Inn. j j et t l; WILLIAM lies to aei Ganfrord. Regent . * Canal Bath+, ejti road. Iron- 4 eett d merchant and whartlnger, July 4,8, and August 1, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mews. Stevens, Wood, and Wilkinson, tit, 'llamas . Apostle. mune HaNI4Y CLARE, Bishopsyste-street, tea.dealcr, June 21, ai 12, Julv IL. isle of at two, and Augusts, at I, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 31r. till - eard, Old Jewry. to MORON burrow, Southwark-hridee.roed, builder, July 1, at 11, 1 4, arid August 5, at 10, at tho4lanktupts' Court. Sollcitors, Aleaars. Durso's., Y• • and Thrupp, Duke street, Manchester.sgtsare. er and JOHN 1. , Lead., straw-hatthanufacturer, Jury I. 8, and.. Awn& Blass 5, at it, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Tilton, Colernan-.cruet. iactian DIVIUF.NDS. a . ... , July 24. Richard Skelton Whittaker, heeds, Yorkshire, rofnenort• i a r can ; brewer, at 10, at the Coart-boaw, Leeds-July lb. tieorrte Ostisca, sees. Richard Howes, Cherie, Smith, and George Osborn, )an. *forth amplon, bankers, at 10, at the Goildnall, Northampton-July 14. Hensy Early and Thomas Early, 31inories, wholesale slopsellers, at 141, at the is well Bankrupt.' Court-July I;..Lunes Gray, Jan. Birmingham, victualler, at .. 111, at the Royal Hotel, Bir m i ng h am -J u ly IS. Samue l B arlow a.d Sa- MS an d marl Barlow, Jon. Old Broad atrect, merchants, at 111, at the Rankruut.' Court-July 13. Ferdinand Eybe and AugnsurtMehouteek, Bury -taw. .S r t h ..M . Lry . .A ciu xe pe , merchant., ntei at 10, at the liankrirpta' Courts-July 14. ILIIIIOI e. 's -buildings, London-wall, merchant, ut 10, at the Ilsiikr.ipts' Court-July 1:t. Manuel Joze. Ferreira Canteen, Devonabilit luablc street, Queen-square, merchant, at 12, at the Vaakrupt,' Court-7111y fr. k ly, Edward Cluistm herson, Liverpool, ironmonger, at 12, at the Golden w hi c h Lion Inn, Liverpool-July IS. J. Sleyhen, Llanderaylem Cermarthenshile ° ; ; 4 . 1 d corn-merchant, at 11, at th e Old I vy B us h I nn, Ca rmart h en-July IS. Y. nti Swain, South. Collinghem, Nottinghamshire, miller, at l, at th e Hotel, q lie Newark-uuon•Trent. Nottinithsfnehiro.--Jnl. it Willi•... tr...i.... uo ?/ No. 7,343. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1526. SALES BY AUCTION. Chartered to Sail the 28th of June, and has only room for a few tons of Measurement (locals. TO TIIE WORTHY FREE lIIIROESAES OF THE AN CIENT BOROUGH OF 31:11,1)0N. ELECTION of WILLIAM WARD, Esq. —The FRIENDS of Mr. WARD wilt DINE together on WED NEzsDAY, the 28th instant. at ihe City of London Tavern, to celebrate the Return of that Hentl-imin to Parliament, u one of the Representatives of the City of London ; Sir CHARLES PRICE. Bart., in the Chair. FOR BOMBAf.theTa;-;aillniSHlP, BRITAN NIA, burden 300 Tons TIIOIII GREENEP WAL MO, R.N. Cowniander ; lying in the West India Export Dock. This ship has very convenient Accommodations tor Passengers And carries Burgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa. lem Coffee-house; or to Messrs. WEBB and STEWART, 23, Threadneedle-street; or to JOHN S. BRINLEV,I2, Birehin-lane, Cornhill. GENTLEMEN, A ' the close of the Poll on the fifteenth day of the Contest, 1 have now the happiness of addressing you as one of your Representatives in Parliani. nt. The proud situation in which you have placed me upon the Poll proves that you have faithfully fulfilled your promises, and convinces me that I was correct an asserting that my political principles were approved of by a large majority of the free Burgesses. It shall be my constant study to justify your reliance upon my professions, and to secure your lasting good opir To my friends I return my most hearty thanks for their unex ampled exertions; to my opponents I feel indebted for their courtesy ; and with my sincere wishes for the health and happiness of all, I remain, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faith rut Servant, Weldon, June 23, 1826. GEORGE WI NN. FINAL CLOSE OF THE MIL. W W. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent-st. . the Nobility, Gentry. 21c., that by order of Walter Stirling, Bart., he will SELL by AUCTION (with reserve). at the Mansion, on the South side of Pall Mall, WEDNESDAY, the 12th of .July, and Six following D (Sunday excepted) precisely at 12 o'clock each day, the gem lashimiable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, splendid efftcr various descriptions ;numerous costly, scarce, and valuable Ant and ITALIAN BRONZES, amongst which arc very rare hold specimens; • valuable collection of PAINTINGS, POI. 'PHA ITS, DRAWINGS, PRINTS, Pte.; theelegant and fashion able Services of Gilt and other PLATE, about NINE THI SAND OUNCES: Pl,tted articles ; useful and ornamental (1 the valuable Library of choice BOOKS, on various subject and the cellar of peculiar line-flavoured OLD WINES, itelccui with considerable judgment, and at a very great expense. Mr. Robins assures the Public that the whole is the gent property of Sir Walter Stirling, Bart., snii not a single article any description will be introduced in the Catalogue. The order of Sale is arranged as follows: Aste Alston, T. It. Esq. Armstrong, J. En. Ashlin, J. Al. Esq. Aytwin. G.A.. I. garclayC.Esq.M. P. Borrartaile, It. Esq. M.P. Bacon, H. Esq. Blaeei, J. Esq. Illarshasd, R. Esq. ISlu.sltard H. Esq. Rml 11111. H. Erq. B ltorradaile, W. Esq. 13 , andram. T. Esq. Brown, R. Esq. Burfoot. 11. K. Esq. Bummer, E. Es q . Curtis, Aid. Sir IV. Hart. M.P. Carruthers, D. Esq. Chapman, J. En. Clay, Felix, E. Clay. Samuel, Esq. Corks. John. Esq. Cole, Beni. Esq. Currie, Wm. Esq. Curtis, 'r. A. Esq. Davey, Peter, Esq. Davison, C. Esq. Delnlield, J. En : Dobree, R. En. Dutlin, If. Esq. Dimuid, W. Esq. Flower, Ald. Sir C. Hart. Farquhar,... STEW AU DS, Gordon, J. B. Esq. A. Esq. (keen, T. Esq. Greenaway. L. Esq. Harris, C. Esq. Hartshorne, J. W. Esq. !fathom 0. Esq. Hawes, B. Ell. Hillentdon, J. Esq. Ilmigkinson,W.Exq. Hotigkinson. C. Esq. Hog art, C. L. Esq. Horne. T. Esq. Howkinii,W.Jo. Esq. Innes, J. Esq. Jotnes, C. Esq. Kay, Sir W. Bart. Kain, Josh. Esq. Ellin, G. J. Esq. Kemple, H. Esq.. )(amble, T. N. ' Kiikchtle. I. Esq. Kymer, M. Esq. Leonard, P. E. g . I,ockwnoll. J. Esq. Loyd, Idwi Esq. Luckett, W. 1 L.q. I itoyens, N. 1,. Esq. Marten. B. 11. Esq. Maxternum. J. Esq. Alenct, J. F. Esq. 3litchrl , , .1. Esq. Mieville. A.A. Esq. :Morgan, W. E-q. Morgan, J. Esq. Newton, W. H. Esq. Nix, Joitr, Esq. Pedder, R. Esq. Peaty, J. H. Esq. Petrie, S. Esq. Pirie, John, Esq. Porcher, H. Esq. Powell. J. C. Esq. Price, N. Esq. Pulley, J. jun. Esq. Reid, Sir J. Rae, Hart. Rankir g. J. Eaq. Rucker. 11. J. Esq. Scholty,(l. Esq. All Scott, George, Esq. Seeley, L. IL Esq. Short, W. Esq. Sibley, George, Esq. ...Mem. 11. Esq. Skilheck, J. J. Esq. smith, R. W. Esq. Solly, Isaac, Esa. gq Sparks, H. . Stephenson, E. Esq. Thompson, A. H. Esq. 'Thornton. R. E.q. Tomkins, 11. Esq. Were, John. Esq. Wells, J. Esq. 51. P Walker, E. S. Esq. %Ward, H. H. Esq. Ward, J. R. Esq. Wrote, T. Esq. ‘l'ilkinson, R. Eaq. IVilson, T. Esq. 1% ikon, T. Esq. NVavnford-court IVinthis, E. W. Esq. Wollaston, H.S Esq. Woodtall, 11. Esq. Wootlf,,ll, G. Esq. t 1 at the Tavern till o'clock. F HE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN IVIL LIAMS, late Boatswain's Mate of the East India Merchant Ship ROYAL GEORGE, deceased, by applying to Mr. Edward Burk, of No. 44, Wells-street, Poplar, may hear of something to their advantage. BET H LENT 110SPITAL.—COALS.—A Committed of Dovemors will meet at Bridewell Hospital on WED NESDAY, the 2th July next, at Eleven o'clock, to receive Pro. swain in writing, and Contract for ONE HUNDRED CHAIi- DRONS LAtIBTON'S or STUART'S . WA I.I.S'vEND COALS, pool ntraaure; and also for SEVENTY-FIVE CHAL DRONS of HA R'I'LEY MAIN COALS, pool measure. To be delivered at the new Hospital, St. °forge ii-fields, free of all expense, together with the Ship-meter's and land-mater's Gerd , ticates ; and due notice to be alio given of the time when the Coals are to be removed from the Ship. Tenders must be delivered at the Clerk% °See, Bridewell Hospital, on or before' TUILLJ , , the 4th July, after which they cannot be received; nor ill any Tender be noticed unless made out on the printed forms, which may be obtained at this Hospital, and the partiev who offer must attend the Conitnittee. Bridewell Hospital, 24th June, 1826. Hoe. George Winn - I,747 l CQuintin Dick, Esq. - 1,401 T. BarrettlAnnard, Esq. 1,464 LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. On WEDNESDAY, the 121 h July, and following Day. 7 he genuine, elegant Household Furniture ; brilliant pier chimney glasses; grand pianoforte; cabinet articles; cut gla chandeliers ; services ef Dresden, Sevres, Anoulenrie, and Veoetiai porcelain; rare old Indian jar* and beaker*, Sevres VAKII. 6:11. Parisian o - .n.01u clock; ebaved, bronze, and or-mina candelaGras, eassbiets, ace. At a General Meeting ofPropri etors, held at the Eondon Ta vern this day, pu►suant to Advertisement, for the purpose of taking into consideration a recommendation of the Directors to dissolve the Company and divide the balance in hand ; WILLIAM HENRY PORTER, Esq. in the Chair; The following Resolutions were moved and carried unani mously : That the accounts now laid before the Meeting be received and approved. That the proposed London anti Birmingham Rail-road be abut). Boned. On rlt IDA if, the 14th July, the third Day's Sate. -The magnificent services of gilt and silver Plate, useful as as ornamental, richly chased, and engraved in various subjects device,. IMPERIAL GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY, 10. Co,.EMAN•6TNEET. JUNE 21, 1826. The COURT of DIRECTORS of the Imperial Gas-Light and Coke Company do hereby give Notice, that the Transfer Rooks of the said Company's Stock will be shut on FRIDAY, the 30th day itfJune instant, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, and open again in SATURDAY, the 15th day of July ensuing. By Order, HENRY CLARKE, Clerk to the Company. It appearing that there are funds in hand (after setting aside a small sum to meet contingencies) to pay the Subscribers ris. for every pound advanced t That Lit. 9d. per Share be returned to every Subscriber, on de livering up hi. Scrip Receipts to the respective Bankers of the un dertaking: such payments to be made on the London Scrip Receipts on and after Monday next, the 25th instant. That in ordrt to prevent mistakes, the Scrip Receipts issued in London be paid in London only, and those issued in Birmingham in 11;rrningharu only. That a copy of the Balance Sheet be lodged with the Bankers, for the inspection of the Subscribers. That the aunt of 1611.25. Sri, which appears by the accounts to be reserved to answer eontingencics, or so much thereof as shall re main in hand at the end of three months, he paid over to the Corn ' mince for the relief of Distressed Manufacturers. On SA TI 'R DA Y, the lath July, the fourth Day's Sale. The choice library ofßooks, in which there arc many vah works' on various subject*. On :MONDAY, the.l7th, and TUESDAY, the 18th Jull The extensive collection of valuable Paintings, amongst wit arc many admirable specimens of the most esteemed masters ; at. the asstinthlage of the numerous costly, rare, and valuable Antigua and Italian bronzes, comprising many bold and exquisitely tine specimen', of the ChOiCCSI workmanship. selected with superior judgment. .11ingharn, . _„. Newark-upon. Trent, Nottinghamshire - July 18. William Kankfisr, 31ary Arches. Exeter, tin-plate-worker, at 11, at the Old Lewin Inc. Exeter—July lb. James Geutge Hodgson, Covent-garden, wise.ntawellant, at 10, at the Bankrupt.' Couft—July lb. Thomas Flirt, Burllagtoa arcade, bookseller, at 10, at the Bankrupts. - Ccrort—July lb. Jargegh Joyner, Robert Sam!dee, and Joseph Sninpner .lsyner, Itocnford,ga. hankers, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—July IS. Ignatius Palyart, Ll.r.- don-street, Penchurch-street, merchant, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court— July 28. Archibald Prentice and Thomas Shelley, Manchester, n.usiin. manufacturers, at 10, at the Crown Ina, Stowe, StOfferdshire—July i 5. Thomas Davidson and James Milligan, Liver' 001, merchants, at 12, at the George Intl , Llverpool—July 14. John R;:lph Battler and John Jacob Zornlin, Devonshire-square, Iti.hopsgate-street, merchants, at 12, at the Bankrupt*. Court—July 17. Richard Watson, Birmingham, chandler, at S. at the Royal Hotel. Birming h am—July SI. Thoms. Rostrun, Holywsll. Plintshirv, and Reddish-mills, Lancashire, paper-manufacturer, at IV, at the Star Inn, Manchester. C ERTIPICATE S.—J ckr tr. James Wallington. New-road, St. Pancras, dealer—James Farren, Red Lion-yard, Great Wm nee-.t,eet, Clerkanwell, brewer—William Cooke, Hudderstield, Yorkshire, merchant—Joseph Bernard, Gravesend, Kent. pawnbroker—Wllliam Dunham, Coleman •street, victualler—Joshua Ash eruft, Altrinchasn Cheshire, grocer—John R o b ertson , Wilt on Wiltahise, surgeon—James Stock, Bristol, cual-rtierchant- r Walter Woo d, Botutpla lane, fruit-broke; —William Morahan, St. Wry-at-Hill, 44Na-hos-se . - keeper—John Black, Sligo, Ireland, merchant—Joseph Lloyd, Norwood, Surrey, coal-me: chant—John Challener, Stanea'-end, Sutra,. grocer—William .Barfout, urn. and William Barfoot, jun. Whnboros Minster, Dorsetshlre, timber-merchant's—Thomas Boys, Ludgate-Lid. bookseller—William James Baker, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, orange merchant—Wllliam Greentrsen. Eecleston, Lancashire, eJaLl.rupriet t a. SCOTCH SEOU EST R ATI USS . JAMBS GALBRAITH, Kilmarnock, builder the George Inn, Ellutar nock, July 5 and 21i, at I. Wittiam M. Ls wi asnst and Co. Glasgow, Ilmber.merchant ; at the chambers of Mr. G. Mack, Glasgow. July 17-and 31, at I. JAMBS and Jun , * THUMBuN, Dundee and Perth, corn-merchants , al Merchants' Inn, Dundee, July Is, at 10, and 31, at 12. TnoiAs Meta, Kirkaldy, grocer at Low's Inn, Kirkaldy, July 21 ael August 5, at 1. CLItIeSNT ROLLn, Edinburgh, tobaccontit , at M'Eneu'a Booms, Edla burst, June 18 sod An I, at'l2. AL/MANI/SR STBVINSON, Edinburgh, kelp•merchant at Merchant, Hall, Edinburgh, July 7, at 2. THOMA 4 SISK•HERD, Leith, wine-mercoant ; at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house. Edinburgh, July ,at 1. ROSIIIRT 111:461CLL, Tailabout, tlour.miller ; at the Tontine Inn, Cupar- Fife, June 27 and July 14, at 12. Jams* %Vain HT , Kepp, merchant; at the chambers of Mr. R. Ha:datte, July 21 and August 5, at 12. Hvoa Alan 0 mu, Glasgow, surleun k at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, July 8 and 22, at 1. Titou•s HIBSIBT, Glasgow, hone-dealer; at the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow, Jona*. and July 15, at 1. Issas Wata, Arbroath, manufacturer ; at Fair weather's lan, A„ Wadi. July 22 and August 5, at 11. DowAtu WEACHRAV, jun. and Co. Briarend, Islay, distiller{ ~at ILs counting-house of 11r. James Watson, Glasgow, July 8, at U. 1311(EN I X FIRE OFFICE.— TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS. Matthias Attwnod, Esq. M.P. Wm. Ileygate, Esq. Alderman James Bell. Esq. Richard H. Lawrence, Esq. John CJope, Esq. John Pett► 3luspratt, Esq. William Curtis, Esq, Major Rohde. Esq. ‘Villiain Davis, Esq : William Samler. Esq. Crawford Davison, Esq. Geo. Shunt Storey. Esq. t.ir C. Flower, Bart. and Ald. Chas. Hampden Turner, Esq. Emanuel floodhart, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq. John Hawes, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Thos. Hodgson, jun. Esq. Thomas 11 ilson, Esq. This Company have determined to make a reduction of Pre mium, under exceptions, in the three ordinary Classes of Insurance, which will be charged as follow-0, viz.:_ First Class. Secimil Chas. Is. 64. 2s. 6d. Fenning. 7 * Es 4. Foster, E. Esq. Garry, N: Esq. The Ticketh 235. Tuesday, 27th inst. oal eby, ('.. Esq. Palmer, .1. H. Esq. Pearce, B. Esq. each, may be procni Dinner on table at Fi, On WEDNESDAY, the PIM July, the let rlay's Sale. The valuable cellar of choice tine-flavoured oli. Wines, consisting of about six hundred dozen of various kinds and vintages, choicely selected at a very great expense. A full description is set forth in the catalogue. To be. viewed on 31onday, the 3d of July, to the time of Sale, (Subtle/ excepted). Catalogues five shillings each, without which none can be ad. mitted, may then be bad on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street. N.11.-The Wines to be tasted on the mornings of the Sale. lAISTRESSED Al ANUFACTUREBS.—At a Meet ., ing of the Committee, held on Saturday, 24th June, 1026, The Lord Bishop of Chester in the Chair: it was resnlved, That remittances be made for the relief of the Distressed Manufacurers to the following places:— To Manchester, and the adjoining Townships .01000 U To Burnley and im neighbourhood 50 - To Sutton in Aslifield - - 200 0 To Glasgow. recommending the case of Pollock shaws, Ike. - To St. John's Lees, near Oldham That Mr. Rennie's Report. and V.e I'lans and Sections cot.. netted therewith, and the several linute Books. Documents, and Papers belonging to the undertaking, be preserved by the respec tive Solicitors. and be open at all reasonable times to the inspection of the Subscribers. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Directors and Managers of the undertaking, for their upright and honourable conduct in the discharge of their duties. _ _ TO Id ERNI A NTS. FACTORS, WAREHOUSEMEN, WOOLLEN DRAPERS. TAILORS. AND OTHERS. That the foregoing Resolutions be published in the usual Papers. The Chairman having left the Chair, it was resolved that the thanks of this Meeting be unanimously given to William Henry Porter, Esq. for his conduct in the Chair. June 22, 1826. 300 o 100 0 _ EXTEN;IVE STOCK, Ciimprising 617 Enda of Saxony West of lea:gland Cloths. 1 , 1 it. MILLS respectfully announces, he has received 1,1 Instructions to submit for Sale by A urtion, at the !Rut, under an li:eccinion, TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'clock, the fourth Part of the extettaire, valuable, and genuine Stock of an eminent Finn in Gloucestyrshire, comprising 1347 Ends of prime Saxony Blacks, Blues, and Medleys, the whole of which are warranted of the finest quality, particularly merit the attention of largapurchasers, and will be sold without the least reserve. Catalogues will be ready fear delivery in due time ; which may be had at the M a rt, and at M r . Mill s 's Offices, 1, Chapel Place, Poultry. Thirst ClAss. 41. 61. Peyton% whose Insurance payments fall due at 'Midsummer are 7,N:tented to take notice that printed receipts are now ready at the company's Offices, in Lombard-street, and at Charing-cross where attendance is daily given from Nine till Four o'clock, and that Insurances of the above description will have the Premium reduced accordingly. J. JONES, Sec. - -- 1100 Amnurt of Subscriptions already advertised, C 121,600 10 vi. Mrs. Lynam, Boy ton Cot- Thomas Shann - 1 0 rage, near Ilectesbury . 6 1 0 I The Members of the Al- Rev. J. (i. Phillips, Boy- told Lodge of Freema ton, %Pitts - 1 0 1.10 , 18 - 101. ils. 6d. Contributions from Ithe R. B. Maurice - 1 1 Parishes of St. Cie- A few Friends . . 1 1 merit's and St. Helen's %tr. %'ansittart • 2 0 Ipswich, per Her. G. W. K. 2 0 - Ranking 22 0 Sundry small sums 5 13 St Mary, Alderman', Bow-lane, after Ser mons, per Rev. Dr. Wilson - 421. 18s. 2d. Scots Church. Swallow. street, per Rev. Wm. Vl'odrow - 1:0/ 4s. 6d. Collected at St. John's Cbapel, Bedford-row, PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan cery, 'made in a Cause of . Lousada against I.ou•ada, the CREDITORS of JOSEPII BARRO!,i . formerly of the pariah of Si. 3lieostel, in the Wand of 113rbadoes, but late of Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe, in the City of London, Esq. (who died in the year 180 G), are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts, before Sir Giffin Wilson, one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. STREET, MILLINGTON, and GILBERT, Solicito►s, Pbilpot_lane. SURREY, SUSSEX, and SOUTHIVARK FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ST. MARGAIRKT'S-HILL, SOUTHWARK. All persons having Fire Assurances with this Company, due at Midsommer lON. are requested to take notice that the same shoull be paid within fifteen days from that period. REDUCER RATLS OF ASSURANCE. The following Reductions have taken place an the Rata of good Risks in the under.mentioncd Classes : First'Class, from 2s. to le. fid. per Cent. Second ditto, 3s. to 2s. fkl ditto. Third ditto. ss. to 4%. fed. ditto. Hut this Reduction will not apply to Assurances where it would bring the Premium to less than 51. Persons Assured, eitheragainst loss by Fire or upon Lives, will periodically participate in the Profits, without any liability on their part to contribute towards Losses. The Premiums on Life Assurances are lower than those gene. rani , required. Officers in the Army and Navy are net charged with any addl. *lanai Premium. unless called into actual service. No eft !OHM! mmey, or admission fees, are required from persons eireving Life Assurances ; nor is any charge made for Policies be yond the amount of the stamp A liberal Commission is allowed to Solicitors, and Army and Nary Agents, and others, on effecting Life Assurances. 111th June, 1826. (1. W. %FILSON, Secretary. 581. ss. C.d. Banbury, per Cobb and Co. 2d remittance 171. 4s. 2d. Per Grote and Co. Mary Whetley - 5 0 Per Lubbock and Co. Dertmport. Delon, per Jag. M. Little, 2d re_ _ _ TO PRINTERS, LETTER AND STEREOTYPE FOUN DERS, Al ECILA NISTS, STATIONERS, &c. &c. By SAUNDERS and HODGSON, On the Premises, Duke -street, Stamford-street, Blsckfriars, THIS and TWO tellowing DAYS. at 11 (by order of the Assignees), V HE PRINTING TYPES and MATERIALS of JL an extensive PRINTING-OFFICE, including a Stereo type and hiller Foundry, consisting of ab out' 50,000 weight of LETTER. trom eight line pica to diamond, including Hebrew, Greek, black, open letter, antique, &c. Four presses, stereotype b'ocks to various sizes, frames, chases, brass galleys, eight tin stones, two large iron screw presses, three hydraulic ditto, large and sm-11 cue tacks, board racks, sinks, and wetting troughs, lye troughs, letter boards, furniture and restless, brass rule, wood cuts, Slid a great variety of other valuable Materials. The Letter Foundry includes a type machine of exquisite work manship, with the patent right, punches and matrices from great primer to nonpareil, with Howie , . braces, &c. of various sizes. The Stereotype Foundry is well fitted up with two cranes, two large melting pots, three ovens, twelve moulding frames, of various sizes, with racks for moulds and forms, &c. Also, an excellent stamping machine, a rose engine, stereotype plates to an edition of Doddrid ge ' s E xpos i tor , t h e L aton i cs, C i rcu . lator, and Scientific Gazette, about 150 reams of printing paper, chaise horse and harness, a capital covered spring cart, trucks, &c. &c. Till: ACT OF PARLIAMENT IS PEREMPTORY. The Dissolution of Lotteries is fixed. and must Close for ever on the Ifith Next 3lonth. The general demand throughout the Kingdom for a Farewell 30 000/. in this. TINE LAST OF ALL LOTTERIES, Cannot fail to raise the Price of Tickets and Shares considerably — an immediate purchase is therefore advised. _ after a Sermon by the Rev. Charles Jerram 143 14 trottance - 161/. 7s. 7d. Per Curries and Co. The Scheme contains, fo. the First, the Last, and only Time, since the establishment of Lotteries, SIX PRIZES of .4:30.000. and Ticket a Prize, ALL IN ONE DAY, TUESDAY, JULY 10 (Next Month), WHEN ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at No. 4. Cornhill, and 9, Charing cross. London, the truly fortunate Offices of 81511, who Shared and Sold in the last Twelve Months. Five Prizes of 30.000/. ! Four of 21.0001. !Nine of 20,0001. ! llcsidts nurnerous others of 10,0001., 2,0001. and 1,0110/. PARTNERSHIPS D SSOLVkD. Henry Foster MeDin and George Thomas Elsie, Great Tower-street. soda.water-manufacturers—Priscilla Mary Dewe and Margaret Desa• Fleet-street, dress-makers—John Lee and Thomas Lee, Liverpool, mer chants—ThomakFalrthurn, Matthew Lofty, and William Gates. LalsiluD• nod St. Albans, Herts, solicitors—James Dallett and James Reap. Strand, tallow-chandlers—John James hello. jun. and Hlppolltas Polg nand, Feuchurch-street, Indigo-brokers—James Newman, sen. and James Newman, jun. Blither-street, corn-factors—Thomas Swann, John Wil liam Clough, Robert Swann, Henry Bland, John Lacoplugh Lamp:ugh Raper, and John Swann, Yoe: bankers, so Par as regards (he said J..hu Lamplugh Lainplugh Roper—William Talbot Nugent Patterson acid ber • Jambi. Barge, and Robert Patterson and Benjamin Barge, Bruton-ptit.,, Borkeley-aguare, wine merchants—Thomas James and William Cosedn.„ King-street, St. James's, carpenters—John W. Beynon and gtturie* Sumpter. Bermondsey-street, Southwark, grocers—Robert Wry, and W. Lord. Lime-street, brokers—Henry S. Hewitt nod H. T. Robinson, Gun-street, Spitaltields, accountants—Johu Simond., sell. and John Si monds, jun. Salisbury-court, Fleet-street, braid-manufacturers—James Beckley and Joseph Beckley, Old Fish-street, wine merchants. Alto in the last Drawing. 33 of last Month (Mar), No. 1 x 43 C law B. - 21,0YY1• No. 4125 . Class A. - 21,0001. And numerous Minnr Capitals ! GUA RDI AN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 1 1, IaOMBARD-STIZET, AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE POST Orricr, LONDON. DIRECTORS. RICHARD NEE RA IKES, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. W. C. Brandram, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William Copland, Esq. Robert Mitf ‘rd, Esq. William D. Dowson, Esq. John G. Ravenshaw, Esq. Sir T. !Jamie Farquhar, Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. John Garnet, Esq. Aid. John Shore, Esq. Nicholas Garry, Esq. Edward Stewart. Esq. William Haldimand, Esq. M.P. Andrew I I enry Thomson, Esq. George Jenner, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Loch, Egq. John Tulloch, Esq. Stewart Marjoribanks,Esq.lll.P. James Tulloch, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M. P. WINE COOLERS, CREAM FREEZERS, AND GARDEN ENGINES. May be •iewed till the sale, and catalogues had on the premises, and at the office of the Auctioneets, Poets' thdlery, No. 39, Fleet street. itBAKER, Patent Mangle-maker to Ilia Majesty, tw ,. quaint+ the Public he has made a large assortment of im proved CREAM FREEZERS And WINE COOLERS, by which cream is frozen or wine cooled, to any degree, with or with out ice; likewise a variety of GARDEN ENGINES and Florti. c iltural Tools; Hay-malting Machines, with Agriculiural Imple ments of every description ; Butter Churns and Dairy Utensils; Patent Water Filterera and Drip-stones; Shower Baths; Portable Water-closets and Iron Bedsteads; with a variety of other domestic and commercial machines; to be seen at the Mangle Manufactory, 64, 65, and 66. Fore-street, City, or 309, Oxford-street, opposite Fladong's Hotel. . . . . . _ FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under 6 Oeo. 4. cap. 16, sec. 6. Joux Enna, SUMIeI-plat;, Kent road, brewer. (FLed June 20, 1826.) JoaN Snag, Wolverhampton, late Ironmonger, but now victualler. (Filed June 21, 1826.) JOHN,OLIVSR, Nanche•ter, innkeeper. (Filed June 2i, 1826.) JAN as ALLaN, Bells-buildings, Fleet-street, haberdasher. (Filed June 24, 1826.) The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 21st day of June, 192 , Is 31.05. and Md. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties or Customs paid or kry • able thereon on the Importation thereof into Greet Britain. Average price of Corn from the returns received In the week endiag June 17, ISB3. Wheat. Barley. I Oats. I Rye. Beans. I Peas. s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d a . it. s. a. • kG 7 2S 7 22 I 42 d ds ;(4 N.B. — Old linden Engines repaired or exchanged. The Trade supplied. _ BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. THOMAS WILIINSON and 'AVIS MULC AAAAA Wood-street, Cheap. side. Manchester and Scotch warehou.eman. •UDITORS. Lewis Loyd,Esq. A.W.Raarts, M.P. I WilliamWard,Esq. The Directors have determined, with certain exceptions, to make the following redaction on the Three ordinary Classes of Fire In. surances, and Insurances hitherto charged at 2s. od. will be reduced to Is. 6d. per Cent. per Annum 2s. 6d. ditto; and 6s. od. - 4s. 6d. ditto: but no Policy will be entitled to a reduction which will bring the Premium below Ss. The unprecedented success this Institution has experienced, af. fords satisfactory proof that the principle• upon which it was found. ed have met with general approbation, and gives the best assurance that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the assured at the septennial division will meet their full expectation—Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Midsummer, should be renewed within fifteen Lays thereafter, or they become void ; and that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready for delivery with the respective Agents for the Company, throughout the United Kingdom. WM. WILLIAMS, Secretary. SUN FIRE OFFICE, established 1710, BANN-HVILD INDS, COIJUILL, and CRAWS-COURT, CUARINO-CllOB3, LONDON. MANAGERS. CHARLES POLE. Eaq . Treasurer. Frederick Booth, Esq . Fe lix C. Ladbroke. Esq. Charles Boulton, Esq. Henry Ledbroke, Esq. The Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverle C. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. William Burnie Esq. The Hon. Hugh Lindsay, 31. P. John Cockerel], Esq. Charles Littletiale, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun. Esq. John Wane, Esq. M.P. Charles B. Ford, Esq. Brice Pearce, Esq. William Hamilton, Esq. C. George Thornton, Esq. Edward Harman, F.9q. James Trotter, Esq. Rt. Hon. W. Iluskisson, M.P. The Managers have determined to make a Reduction of Pre- mium, with certain exceptions. in the three Ordinary Classes of Insurance, and such Risks. anima under special circumstances of • hazard, will be charged as follows :—. First Class, Second Chula, Third Clays. Is 6d. per Cent. 2a. 6d. per Cent. 4s. 6d. per Cent. 1 being, upon the greater portion of Country Insucances, an abate ment of twenty-five per cent. per annum. All persoes insured in this Office, the Premiums on whose Poli cies; WI dna at the Midsummer quarter, are hereby reminded to pay the said Premiums, either at the Offices an Bank-buildings, Comhill. end Craig's.eourt, Charing-cream, or to the Agents in the Country. so we before the 9th day of July, 1826, when the fifteen days, allowed by this Office, over and above the time foe which they are ismeed, vriU expire. • a l' The above notice is given to prevent the Insured losing the honk of dreir Polities, by omitting to make such payments in of gilll4 4eollaaerla w azai e : , s a t n l d os m sor erch dani and ar se, b s y hi fi ps re, i al n l h d a e:cr bo i u p r ti a o nd ns la dub, an wavigable rivers and canals, And geode laden in r aliscria, faredillti the imilua ntagewe * deleeireiena wiling the roads, and their contents, and ffilieltEfell No dregs WM AMP made fee Policies in which the eum insured Naga -a le PM r o fia& ormisris_ Lewd all losses by t fire are paid with ateduceleis. This Offies pays for damage by fire from may ham der Mme peas t his one, and in such hum. ramerame allover. of & milhosiii. per 111111111 M, compound interest, wUI boar& On the Premium, and ditty received for every year, exempt thie 111110. The 1111411 11/16 OFFICE imam at Premiums which, under 1 Owty4barir yule et age. when the asswermete Is for the whole of lie, and node, ilfty-firs for shorter periods, are considerably tower than are geggally requited. Price One Shilling. I EOGRAPHY of ENGLAND and WA LES, ac ‘,.,l conioanied by a Map. To which is added a short Catechism of SCRIPTURE HISTORY, with Illorning and Evening Prayers. The whole compiled for thr use of Schools. Published by J. Sourer, School Library, St. Paul's Church. yard, And may be had of all booksellers. ANNUAL LAW DIGEST-1825. This day is published, in rural Bvo. price 9s. 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The whole has been recast and very carefully. revised; many corrections, and very considerable alterations have been made, both in matter and arrangement, and some subjects have been introduced which had before escaped attention ; additional heads of Practice, numerous precedents of Proceedings, and a voluminous accession of such Cases as the Editor has been able to collect since the publica tion of the last Edition ; upwards of four hundred adjudged Cases of Practice have been scattered over fourteen hundred pages of letter press ; and to render the present volume more deserving of attention, a very accurate Index is subjoined. London: J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal street. On Friday next, the:loth, will he published, Price rat. No. VU. of THE QUARTERLY THEOLOGICAL REVIEW. 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Rivlogton, St. Paul's Church-yard, Wa terloo-place, and 148, Strand. Bridges DeMoon, per Rev. Charles Jerram 5 5 J. H. Ps 'cock and Co. City of London Tavern 25 0 C. and U. Parish of Ilona, Piet Point, near Brighton. per W. %Vest 141. 7s. Rd. J. S. Penfold 1 I T. C. Powell, additional 10 0 A trifle ft oni Dudley, per A. Shipman - 115. Gd. Sub cription from Bever. ley, per Curries and Co. 160!. 145.1011. Third Subscription from Durham, per J. Hut chinson, Mayor 23 19 Pcr Smith, Payne, and Co. Subscription at Alver. stoke and Gosport, per Grant and Co 20/. 2s. 7d. Collection in Parishes, A lkboro' and Whitton, Lincolnshire, per Smith Thompson and Co. 161.165.61. Collection at Clardin, per Rev. J. L. Lievres 91. 11.2 d. Collection at Sheire, Rey. J. buncombe 12/. 6s. Gd. Per Hankey and to. Thetford. Norfolk, per J. B. Faux - 41 12 Per Barclay and Co. Rev. J. S. Holt - 5 0 Rev. John Oldershaw 6 0 Rev. Wm. Whitely 2 2 Rev. John Holmes, of Goody-hall - 6 0 Mr. Wagstaff - 2 0 Poole, of Harleston 1 0 Collected at Stokesley, by the Rev, 11. Hild. yard 1211.132.6 d. Collected at Grantham and its neighbourhood, by Messrs. Holt And Co. 2011. Os. 61. Per NVltitmore and 420. Thos. Fisher - 10 10 Per Esdaile and Co. Collected in the parish of A ldham, Essex 41. 71. Gd. Per Remington and Co. Alexander Cribsone, of Dantsig 10 0 Mrs. Holworthy - I 0 Servants of Lady Olivia Sparrow, at Brampton. park - 2 14 Two small Sums . 1 Per Lees and Co. Bury St. Edmunds, 9d subscription, per Oakes and Co. -85 i. 13s. Gd. Per Williams and Co. Mrs. Watts 1 0 Miss Watts 1 0 Per Kay, Price and Co. ' Mrs. Duppa 10 0 Per Jones, I,lyrt, and Co. Chailhury, Oxford, per Messrs. Cox and Co. : Rev. Dr. Cobb - Bev. B. Worthington Nev. T. Oakley - 1 Mr. Stone R. Taylor A. Aplin It T. Gregory Mr. Luahington - 0 Mr. Chatton 1 T. Cicero . - Rev. C. 11. Cox - • Mr. Law . - 1 :Wm. Bussey 2 2 Mr. Slant 1 1 C. C. I 1 John Pike 2 2 Parish of Stonesfield, by the Rev. 0. Owen 4/. 15s. dd. Rev. Thomas Nocella I 1 Samuel Moore I 1 T. Stutter I I pia. Stetter I I dalen Hall ' 4 4 ected The Committee for the town and neighbourhood of Beverley 1801. 141. 10d. Parish of Elsworth, Cam bridgeothire,by the R •e. 51r. Holworthy 4/. Ile. 6d. Per Willis and Co. [hose and Co., per Rye Bank . 5 0 Nail,. Procter . 1 1 Mrs. Griffiths . 1 1 Rev. J. ltlyers . 1 0 Small sums - 1 0 Per Glyn and Co. The Inhabitants of Ware ham, 2d subscription, per Fryer and Co. 3 11 Per Alasterman and Co. Tunbridge Parish. addi tional subscription 3 6 Per Barnette and Co. T. C. and T. Al. 3 From the Bristol Commit. tee for the relief of the distressed Alanufac. borers, per Rob. Bright, i 'Hon. Sec. - 500 • Per Sir Claude Scott and Co. lordy Georgians Walpole 1 • PerHammersleys and Co. Lady - I $ C. Chambers, R.N. 3 11 A Lady - 1 1 Per Coutts and Co. W. 11. A. - 2 • General B. 3 $ Collected in East Retford Church, after a sermon by the Rev. J.F. Beck. with - 401. lls. 7d. Esstßetford subscription, by the Corporation 30 0 Parish pf East Retford, sundry subscriptions 54 6 Collected in West Ret. lord Church, after a ser mon by the Rev. A. ! Friuli - 81. 21. ild. ected in the Parish of West Retford - 10 12 Claliected in the General as/Wt Chapel, Weer Retked - 2 111 Collected in the Parish of Grove - 1 • Richmond, 2d remittance, los Hon. and Rev. 0. ' ..T. Noel - 50 0 Per Hoare' and Co. Ilsweit 80 0 • Per Drummond and Co. Mr. Forster - i 0 Mao. J. A. D. Bloomfield 10 0 boa. Captain tieo. Per- Wesel lOU 0 Fairish of iVeybridge, Surrey, by the Rev. Dr. Maultain : H. Ball Hughes 50 0 Mines Walker - 10 0 Chas. Worthington 5 U Mrs. Gibson . 2 0 Rev. Dr. Ilaultain 2 U Osborne Benvell 2 0 Jegau Wellsrd . U Rev. Peter limier 1 Nathan Banvell - 0 P. H. Sanders . 1 J. P. Meade . 0 Mr. Kendal • Mr. Bottrop . 0 Mr. Keene . • Mrs. Burm • Sundry small subscrip tions - 21. 12s. 6d. Mrs. Sanders - 1 I ---- 831. 17e. •11.. - I Per Snow and Co. Lady Frances Fitzwilliam II • Per Praeds and Co. Rev. N. D. - j • Per Child and Co. . CO. - . I 11 Mrs. E. A. Vernon 2 II Themes '-- -.., Servant ..t. Vern, at the Three Wilkinson 6 6 Goats Inn - Si. 3s. 6d.1 Subscriptions received by all the Rankers in Town and Country, and at lit, Bishottsgate-street Within, where the General Comm- , mittee meet on Mondays, IVednesdays, and Saturdays, and the 1 Sub-Committee the intermediate days of the week, Friday 's cented. W. 11. HYETT, Sot. Applications to the Committee must be addressed, " Francis Freehng, Es 9., London," stud superscribed, 4 Itanufacturers' Retie Comnu , tee." . Erratum—For " Produce or a Thentrical.P.erfosmanee at Stant. forl s il: -- 134. - - , 4 - insertid — il; - 20 - tilluitant, read " 5:11.7 ELI BATT SULTON, MARY M SKILTON, and ELIZA 11TH Saawrow, Southampton, stationer*. WILLIAM CUBIC ssss POTtleil, common brewer. TRONA, Balms, Portsea, common brewer. BANKRUPTS. _ . THOMAS Woaam.r, Parklaireet,lianover•square, tavern and hotel keeper, to surrender ,luly I, 8, and Angnat 5, at 11, at the bankrupts• Court. Solicitors, Messrs, Warne and Son, Leadenhall-street. ANDaaM Coaitn. Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, dealer in Ince, July I, 8, and August 5, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hodson, St. John-street-road, Clerkenwell. ELISSIBern BATT NRILTON, MARE' AIABRLLA SHILTON, and ELIZA BOTH liastrorr, Southampton, stationers. July I, at 12, 8, at 11, and August 6, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hopkinson, Red Lionoquare. Ilavav RODWRLL, Austin Friars-passage, Broad-street, silk-broker, July 8, at 12. lb, at 11, and August 6, at 8, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli citor, Mr. Warrand, Austin Friars. CUORGI and SANDAL Watts, Norwich, hatters, July 6. 7, at 4, and August 5, at. I, at the offices of Messrs. Bignold, Pulley, and Mawe, Nor wich. Solicitors , Messrs. Bignold, Pulley, and Mawr, Norwich, and New Bridge-street, Black friars. JOSHUA and GaGRO• LIARSDIN, Cartworth. Yorkshire, cloth manu facturer., July 17, at the Castle of York, 29, at the White Lion Inn, Hud dersfield, and August 6, at the Courthouse, Leeds, at 11. Solicitors, Mr. Rodgers, Flucklersbury ; and Mr. Jackson, Bank End, near Barns ley, Yorkshire. Jona Masts, Plymouth, 'Whitaker, July 7, IS, at 5, and August 5, at 11, at tlhe King's Arms Inn, Plymouth. Solicitors, Mr. Sole, Alderman. bury ; and Mr. Gilbard, Devoriport. JOHN CHARLTON and LOT Ca waLTOSI, Manchester, sawyers, July 6, 8, and August 5, at 10, at the Star Inn, Mancheste r . Solicitors, Sir. PickYord,Back-RidgMield, Manchester: and Megan. Milne and Parry, Temente. WILLIAM TATTRRY•LL. UpperThasnes-street, printer, July 1, at 11, 8, and August 6, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Erin and Co. Haydun square. JAMES Raowuati, Steward.street, Sunshields. silk-manufacturer, July 1, at 12, 8, and August b, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. C. Wright, Alle-street, Goodman'ir-Selds. BMNIJAMIN SHIPHIARD, Gloucester-terrace, Roston, leather-factor. July 1, at 11, 4, and Austad 5, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Bowden and Walters, Aldermanbury. NaMv at. Biafra and GeOROa Braes. Grafton-street East, Tottenham. court-road, chair-makers, June 27, at 11, J uly 1, and August 5, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. William Williams, Bedford -street, Bedfurd.sqiusre. DAMN BRIOHTMORR FRIOGOOTT and WILLIAM LILLIYMAN, Doncas ter, Yorkshire, linen drapes, July I, 8, and August 6, at 10, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Stratford Spun, Copthall-buncllngs. LLI Aa Batt, Lucas.street. Commercial-road, coal-merchant, July 1, at 11, 8. and August 5, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Downes, Planers Hall court, Broad.street. Moss HAIM BOTIBOL, Soho-square, ostrich feather-manufacturer, July 1,8, at 1, and August 6, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Elias Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary Ate. tiotusion LYON, Ironmonger-street, Stamford, Lincolnshire, feather and quill dealer, June 29, at 12, July 4, and August A, at 1, at the Bank rupts. Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Mitchell and Owen, New London street, Fenelturch-street. W B. n .i.t lTit i. al a U nd a. Atv,‘ Little :2. P a a l l i te i. ne a r t -street, brewer, lV A ufy Solicitors, Messrs. 'a HA' MEETINGS OF CR EDI TORS. •T TI! COURT OF COMMINSIONIRS OF BANERUPTY, RAIIINOR• LL• . TO-MORROW. THIRD ■KRTI%OI. Cook, IL Lancaster-place, Strand and Clement's Inn, navy agent ad• journed) .......... ........ ...... ................ ....... Joel, J. Preston, Lancashirejewener ............ Longbottom, J. jun. Bury-street, Bloom.bury, job /durshall, T. College-kill, Upper Thames-street, Iron and copper. meekest Tayler, T. Clement's Inn, money-scrivener . .... . . Tumor A. H. Mlle end, and Queen-stre e t, Li nco l n ' s I nn•ne ld +, builder (adjourned) _ •aCOND lIIIICTI/110S. Warne, W. Clams'intact, Piccadilly. lodging-t FIRST 'OUSTING*. treet East, Tottenhs Bina% S. and G. Fabre, A. Regent-street, wine and spirit-rnercha Stevens, T. Weston-street, Southwark, baker ... Wilson, H. Gloucester-coffee-house, Pies&lly, al DIVIDENDS. Barron, L. Strutton.ground and Old Kent-road, linen-drapers Couchman, S. Thrognsorton-street, printer and engraver.... Davison, J. New Brentford, linen-draper Dickinson, W. Lad-lane and Chesprillie. silkman ..... Havtside, A. Beckiersbury and Stokeley, Yorks . /tire, Seen-.nano • facture- . ...... .Id HarVey, M., Witham, and Harvey, J. W. Hadleigh.hall, Eases, bunker 5......... ................... .......... .......... .......: 11 Hibbert, W. Mount-street, Grosvenor ore, butcher ...... .10 Hlbbert, J. Hylord's-court, Crotched-Men, wine, spirit and beet merchant HMO, C. Hastings, chymist ..................... II Maurd, J. New-street, Covent-garden, merger ..... ........ JO Piper, T. and Dewdney, G. Dorking, Surrey, bankers . Rowbotham, J. Macclesfield, silk-manufacturer Sannderson, W. Cork-street. Burlington.gardens, tailor Smith, A. Lime-street.square, merchant and agent Shaw, J. W. end Elmslie, A. W. Fenchurch-builditnts, merchants to Williams. Macy. Old Bailey. eatiug.house-keeper (atoureed) Williamson, S. T. Southampton, wine-merchant.... Wise, S. and Brenchley, P. Maidstone, Kent, and St. 'Mildred's. court, paper-makers ...... ..... ..... . 10 • ..... I• CERTIFICATES. William Bell, Fenchurch•strect, underwriter—Samuel Oliver, Manche,- ter, paper-maker—John Rioter, lisrllnetou, Holborn, banker—Walt-act Jackson, Deighton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, victualler—Frederick Jrnsepis Burnett, St. Mary-hill, ship and lic‘omuce-broker—John Mourns, Agues place, Waterloo-roast, picture-dealer—William Tobberer, Aston, war miller—Jomes t'owper, Coptball-court, merchant—Thomas Tatlock, Great Winchester-street, silk-broker—John Taylor, Front:dium, boot ond shoe maker—William Lewis, Finch-lane, Curnhlll, plater— Jitney Harter, Poole, timber-merchant—Robert Palmer, Coleshill, War wickshire, maltater. UN brewer, July I, 8, at I, and August 5. at 11, at the Bankrupts' Conn. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENC'E. I --.41111.—_ Lothhury. OMPORU, JI. Na '.:4. B° J i a lc at iW itTH M a esai rettt e ;.:, ll° Canduidge ° "41 34 7 8 11nen-draper, July 4, 8, and August 6, at 10,, at the Makropta° Open. Sanction, Messrs. Bell and Brodrlel, On Monday last, the nomination of the Rev. Robert Bateman Paul, now Cburelt.yard, Oisespekile. M.A. and Fellow of Racier college, to be one of the Public Examiners in ALIBIANDIIif Feasts, Mdanwenbury, Megest-alreet, and Orove-place, Literis Humanloribus, was unanimonsty approved in Convocation. Lissois-grove Maryiebeas, Woe sad splint gineelbant, June V. July 11, On Thursday last, the following Degrees were conferred and August 6 , at II„ atilt irmatrupie Court. Solicitor, Mr. Frederick BACIIIII.OII IN DlVlsarv.--The Rev. David Lewis, M.A. of Magdalen • Turner, lilostmaborritieliwn. _ ball, in this University, and of Twickenham, Middies**, mid Chaplain Isa Josarm Id t.,7lellnanntl.._ _ _ _. Ohlallaanntaldre linfint-dletat July 4 , Use Most Noble the 51arquIs of Queensberry. at 5,5, at 10, at th e Hoploge bps. Tewiewein7; 55 4 AsPet 8. see, 111 the Usavatta or AILTR.—Rtv. Charles Buck, St. Edmund hull . Rev. W. Speed Eagle Inn, Olonotater. Solicitors. My, lidergo Ittlainalla, Bathe- Ifenry Cartwright, Trinity college. quer Oince. Liecolit's 1•0) sad Mr. Theme Break" Triviesslury. BACK :Loa Or A lITIC—John tiodfrey, Brasenose college. JOHN H•TCOCN. Bt. gument, Bertileadeggre, poem, Jape 29, July 8, OR Friday, the fullers ing Berne teas conferred:— and August 5, at 11, at Os Beaknlpta , Comm SoMter, Mr. Young,West Dorrea is Distsnev.—The Rev. David Lewis, B.D ut. Al whiten Smithfield. boll, in this University, and of Twtritenhans, Middlesex. and Cbabosito 1...., °mono' Unseat, Illogli.sMaftese. IglechwelLhall.factor,, July 8, at the Most Noble the Marquis of Queensberry. , 11, In. at 10 , and dolma% Milt: Um Baggieupts. Court. Solieitar, Mr. Mr . Henry Vagglum has bent elected a Scholar of Worcester college, Sieger, Holborn-awes on the foundation of His , Eaton : and Mr. John Evans has been hi, . Salaam. kloasatagg ai a l jallai ADAMSON, Northwieb, Chester, . mtnated a Scholar of the rome Society, on the foundation of Dr. 'Mine,. 'I brewers, July 3. 4, sailLst Y 5, fit 11, a gh• Hotel In Newark-upon- Ou Thursday Mr. Thomas Pearson win etecteti•ate traltibldoster eu.kle. Trent, Nottinghamshire. Nes, Mr. Idelbert Capers. Newark-upon- M wed% Foundation in Queen's 01/11“::. • Trent; and Mr. Robe= Maillead= b il ee llgre i g= how 'IM Ric Magstiew Nash. B.D. of Christ Church. and Chancellor of JoszlPXCLlrra• Mss , J 01 1_ 5 • the ,Bieigurae of Sarum, ban been elected Canon italkteoary a d im .:,.. 6. and August 6,11 l IL at iblo Iliapiple lan, mu stuim .. mr. tbedrill. 'fold by the death cif the Rev. Charles Eklent, M A James Roane, Tunnel% lan, an Ur. Jaws' with rt , Thf *. J. C."Nnetyns Abraliall, It. A, and 'Choler of Witham Col- Cheshire. . lege, has been .inaniatou;ly elected Matter ofthe Frets erefitudat Solirt4 '... ' Jose Harms HOLE, Bigialtery-tarate, sad • Upper-strcet, Irlington, Bruhn.