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://0 (7;f64_,,r_.e t' HOlt - 11 t att l L4ll b Lll LONDON; Wil,ON r, iD.-tY, JANUARY 11, 1826. No. 7,202 NAVirOFFICF, Jun.ll 162 5 . IFE INSIT RAN M ACCOMMODATIONS r g E principal fl/Nrcrx and ("”rnmirsio.ters 4 his Ma - I 4 ,,, 0wri0s mum? or "orris. • A'rrry do herr?" . L.ttlies will not toiur: tic .object to the inconvenience of per 'Dist on the liib Frbronry nest, at ten o'clock &NW grtwarPnce b , r•re the Directors. t h- tore4oon. VotumissMner Cunningham will put op to tisle at An ample Fund is raised for seeurirg the Public without liability e Assured. Lty Nl:t:esty's Dock-yard-at Choi hani..Everal Lots of ofCi OLIO Si OR Eis, A ppm' ionmout Profit by addition to the Policits or diminu ,t-od rope. shskings; top,wrs, holimpe. eomptsces„ and lion of Annual P., st o tm ht. iI various atielrq tit atop ciothing, &C. d L c. ail tyit.g I I n s u r a n ce . grs:::,,l on the Lives of Persons going abroad. The 1 1 1%11)10MM comdstent therewith will not commence before departure, and will emise pn relorr. Poiicies may he effeoted on the Lives of Pompon afftirtixt Ile ma. A:tthina, and certain other Complaints, at equitable pre miums. 'or%'. l ' ^*:,v ' i t . Ow Lots mime apply en the Commis- n o r pi Inv porp,o • _ (talons ef Sale may be had here and at the I. t•fl uca aad Alf" WINTRACTF, (•,,itmt—AutAT it;:psiT)lcyrr, TgrA,t-ity "3. b, n 1 l',73mss de 9. ver..us f Ar ich.o fur the use a ! , e Age Ned :4 %ill Ivr admitted upon suitable tettimonisls on tl e enn.mv crnttct of the limir tiler. I A lihe!al docrPtion exertimd in ti•srmtiog with perannnl gm, peavance. and in eery nth,' respect meeting, as much as peiveible, the enn‘e..ierce of the POriie. . _ TkjOTler, • ll co 4n; ri • .:e Army, via. : BR E.ID. Tu bit Majesty's Land For , .. in Cantrinrents„ Qaarten, and lisrracks in the tinder-mentioned Count . .rt Lancaster, and to ti:e ilousthold Troops in London an its [oleo icy . BEEF AND 3.ICTT()Zi, To His Majesty's Lod Vette" In Cantonnients, fauraten, wad Barracks, In the uroler4wentiamed Comities : Bucks Isle of Wight North and t..ioutli Wales. FORAGE. via. awe, Hat, aid ST it An. to his Majesty's revelry and Artillery Horses, in Barracks, and OATS in Cantonments and Qiikiters, in the entler.mentioned Counties : Cornwall Devon That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the nth day of Fvbruary neat ; that Pronossls in writing, mailed Ito and marked " Tender for Army Supoli”.." will be received at this (Once on or hlorethe rlth day of January ; but none Will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day. Proposal' most be made separately for each County, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must he included In one Tender ; and each Proposal must have die Leger which is annexed to the Tender property filled up. by two persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tendering, in the amount stated in the printer] mirticular., fur the due performance of the Contract ; and no Ptopoisit will he noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length • and should it so happen that during the eontinuance of the Contract no troops should he supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid ia the first Wenner: by the Contractor, shall be refunded to hint. Particalsn of the Contracts may belied open application at these Chiubbare, between the hours of ten and four. N.B. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at thisOffiee, between the hours of twelve and two. :J S A latt:a Commi• ...lowed to Persons procuring fosteranees. E lee LE 8111 i ' isil ard I OLONI.II. INSIAIAV:E oFricE, Cox vits Li. and R eGENT-STREET, established 1807; empowered by At "I Parliament. PII'AI.--T WO MILLIONS. W. BEETUA M.See. To oil the middle of January. FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, and Ns only room for obeistoremenc foods. dip line lisst-soiltragNO DUKE of BEDFORD. hortlirn EMlkleflt, . PSON (late Commander of the Honourable Corpiny's ship lodc ea.'leTra);h). tying in the City Cc al. This chip has very Slll . •efillf svcoinnioth. , lone. living expressly fined for Passengers, and ca•rica an exlxrirncnl Surgeon. FOT Frright to P:e.ttage apply to the Commander. at the Jernra lem ettfee-hnurte : to M roan. lockerell. Ttail, and CO ,8. Austin friars g John S. brinley, 12, liirehlo.lane, or WILLIAM A FIERCRO3IDIE, No. 4. Dirrhisi-page. To embark her r awn g ern at Portsmouth nn the 15 . h of Jtr anuy. F OR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, with leave to land l'assentrrs at Ceylon. the ti.nk Shin JULIANA. A I. burden fit* tone. 11011Eli1' INNES, R.N. Commander, lying in the West India Expmt Duck; fitted expressly for passengers, and will carry a Surgeon. This ship will be accompanied by the Emulous steam.vesselfrom nll the Cape de Verd Islsrols to Ceylon, from whence the Emulous will proceed up the Malahar Coast in land passengers, while the Juliana will go direct in Madras and Calcutta. For pssange only apply to James W. Taylor, Eaq. South En hance, Exchange-buildings; Messrs. Small, Lane, and Co. Old Jewry; or to WILLIAM REI)!IEAU, Jun. Ittehe , t-court. Lune-street where plans of the aeowarnodstionemay be seen, and further parti. tillers known. On the 21st will be published, 421 X LETTERS on the pact On^ratione and future 1.7 Prospeets of JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES, with Obser vations on the present State of the Law relating thereto. addressed, by permuion, to the Lord Viscuttnt Palmerston, M.P. By JOHN BILKS, jun. Esq. Efnogharn Wilson. Royal Exchnrge. Fr HE QUARTERLY THEOLOGICAL REVIEW, I and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD, Number V, is pub. fished this Day, price Gs. Printed for C. and J. Airington. St. Paul's Church-yard, Waterloo.place, Pall-mall, and 1411, Strand. This day is published. in 1 vnl. Bro. price 14*. in boards, PENTA LOG I A GRA CA. Sophoclis (Etlipus Tyran nun, CEdipus Coloneus. et Antigone: Euripidis Phoeniaste ; et insehyli Septem contra Thebm. Quinque scilicet Drain= de- Mem-rims Thehaide Scripts. Notis Anglice Sctiptis illustravit, et Lexicon exam difficiliorum adjecit. GULIELMITS THOLLOPE. M.A. Christi orphanOtrophire Stthpraecentor, et Attire Pembroltiansia spud Cantabrietenscs nuperrime Alumnus. Printed for U. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Churchyard, and Waterlon-place, Pall-mall. This day is published, in one volume, Bvo. pie 14e. in boards. THE BOOK of CHURCHESrO SECTS; or tbr Opinions of all Denominations of Christians differing from the Church of Eng!And, traced to their Source by an Exposition of the various Translations and Interpretations of the Sacred Writ ings. To which is added, a brief Refutation of Unitarianism, and an Arrangement of Texts in suppurt of the Tenets of the Church of England. By the Rev. T. CHARLES BOOM]. B.A. Of St. Peter's College. Cambridge. London tr Printed for C. anti J. Rivington, tit. Paul's Church yani, Waterloo-place, Pail-mall, and 148, B:rand. HISTORY OF THE PRESENT REIGN. RIIVINGTONS' ANNUAL REGISTER for the Year Int is published *his day, In one large volume llvo. price 18s. in boards. . _ . . . The slight delay beyond the usual period which has taker place in the publication of this volume, has been directly and exclusively occasioned by the necessity which there was of awaiting the arrival of certain papers considered to possess much historical importance, and some of which, it is believed, the English reader will find for the first time, in the collection of documents at the end of the volume. . _ . . The Volumes for 1010 (commencing with his present Majesty's Reign), 1821, 1822, and 1823, have been lately published, price 11.1 s. each. • • Sets of the - former Scrim (commencing in 1791 (when Mr. Parsley declined the further continuation of the works, and enn tinued to 1812.woay be had, or any volume singly. The volume for 1811 is in preparation. St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall.. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effe.stual Remedy for all those Disorders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and Bury Organs, namely Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head-ache, Heart burn. Flatulencies. Spasm+, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. DIXON'S ANTI BI LIMYS PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d.; 4q. 6 I.; I lg. ' • and 225, by Butler, Che mists, 4, Clicap , dtle, corner of St. Paul's, and 11, Sackville-street, Dublin; Savory and Co. 126, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent. stmt; and by the principal 31edicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, PARSON'S HOOPIND COUGH MEDICINE, an effectual and safe remedy for this dangerous complaint. In packsts, at 2s. 9d. " Domes et platens uxor."—llou. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mina," is insured by marriage; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it beetnues an imperative duty not only to regulate the passions but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-repmach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the trimies will relv the elastic fibre—but more especially does the Fremoture infatuation of youth too frequendy compromise the nn- tura' dignity into a state of ioanition, from which the agonised suf ferer more thin doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; nor will our skive:lc:a appear questionable, sanctioned as they ate by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath --for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can he strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional powers. Earnestly solicitoue to expel ens unfeeling empiric from the poi. Pion so prestimptuensle taken tip, we deviate !Non general princi pies with less hesitation ; and confident in um own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons. we refer the ettf tering community of either sex tespeciely those entering into matri mound at once to our home, where daily attendance is given fur personal consultation ; and letters from the country are 1111111e diately answered : these must contain 3 remittance for advice and iteediein:, which Call be forwarded to any part of the world, how ever distant. fllriS and CO., M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, gnomic-street, Fleet-street, Loudon. o .* Jost published, Sevestenth Edition, 1. The XtilS of LIFE, a laruili.tr Coninusonry on the above Disease,. 2. HiOF.IA NA, addressed exclusively to the Femste Sex. May be had at 20, Paternoster-iron; *9, Pall-rnell; 16- Princes. street, San; 174, Fleet -street; 4, Catteecine-oreet, Strand. Lon. 4on; Porter. 72, Grattan -street, Dublin; M‘Phurt, 155, Mitigate, filaagnir ; It , Calton-aircet, Edinburgh ; *ad of all Boolmillen.— rrice SALES BY AUCTION. QUADRANT, PICCADILLY. By Mr. SITUTTLEIV(IttTH. At the Al art. TI I IS DA T. at 12. in Two Idua, A Valuable LEASEIIOLI) ESTATE, comprising t wo DIV KLIANti firfUSES. with large front shops and necoliar eon renitnet , ftw private families, very eligibly situated, Nog. ill and 80, in the Quadran..,, near Piccadilly, leading from %i'sterloo-p!sce to itegent...rtet. of the net annual value or nearly 3001. forming a very eligible investment. be viewed with leave of the tr./teats, and nartieulara hart of Msttarw. Bacentisle. Tatham, and Upton, Lineoln'ainn..lielrla. and Ring's Army. yard. tletemaa.atreec ; on the premise.; at the Alert ; and or Mr. hhottlewnrtk. 28, Poultry. • VAIAJABLE REVERSION. CANAL SHAttES, AND TURNPIK k.: BONDS. By Mt. S II OTTLEWORTH. At the /Bart, THIS DA Y. at 12, in liats. in pursuance of au o , llcr from the ni g h Churt of Chancery. TM?. Ahs +lute 11 , ..!vryNiott to a Moiety of the Sum of 7.463/...51. 34. 3 ref Ceut. Consols, receivable on the de cett.e of * wi•ln* tale in her year. FIVE SIFAIIES nf loft each, in the Glamorgan Canal Navi gation. ravine a , nnel Iv )31. 124. kid. pet Share. NINE IfRECON Tr ItisWlE E S 'URITIES of 50/. each, and one dies of 471. hearing tAltere t cent. per annum. : 1 - ..e 4tl ir t a r kSVic bgat al l .tarey•sizest i Ancol n s.inn ; Aloaiyil. iqi nn and w tt, solleirOrS, liresd.s,reet, Cbeapoide; at the 31are ; ar.d of Mr. Shuttleworth, 20, Poultry. Valuable Leasehold DitsvesFnd Ground Rent. Newington, Surry. By Mr. SHUTT LENVORTI4, At the Mart. onWEIIINFSDA V, the 211th it'll. at 12, in Leta, _ . m Desireole LEASEHOLD ESTATE, coprising A n substanii it resiriente, Miley., and prnmises„ advantage ously %twee, No. 18, Canterbury-row, Newington, Surrey ; lot on lease at a net rent of 831. per annum. Also two commodinot dwelling houses with Tart/mix, forecourts and offices. eligibly shu nted Nos. 4 and 14, PArsonsge-row, near the Church, Newington, in the occupation of Messrs. Cowley and Shy/ay, yearly tenant.. at net rents amounting to GU pee annum. An d a net leasehold ground rent of 2.5 f. per annum, most amply secured upon numerous dwelling-hours and premises, comprising the whole of Parsonage fliteer's Head-row, at Newington afore...dd. The estates are held for long terms unexpired at very trifling ground rents. May be vieweti, with leave of the tenants. and particulars had, 14 days previous to the sale, of :Messrs. Irowless, Crosse, sod Batty, snlici•or., Hutton-court, Threadneedle-street; at the Ele phant and Castle, Newington ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttle worth, 28. Poultty. SMALL CELLAR OF WINES, AND TIN PIPES OF 111ADFARA, fn the Hon. East India Company'a Cellars. AIR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that THIS DAY. at One o'Clock, he shall SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Ilood.street. • SMALL CELLAR of WINES, consisting of Port of favourite rintagea, pale Sherry l and Madeira, Claret. Hermitage and Cult Roti of rich flavour and quality • Docent'''. Vidonia, Sauterne, &c. Ten Pipes of excel lent Mt delta, now lying in the lion. East India Company's Cel lars, from whence they will be permitted ; and a few Caves of re markably tine Ligneous, upwards of thirty years old, the properyt of a Gentleman. The Wines may be tasted at the Sale, and catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's. FROM' LAST NIGHT'S GAZI?TiR. CIRCUITS OF THE CO3IiFIT_SIONERS FOR THE RE. LIEF Of INS(H.VENT DEHTOItS. SPRI/46 CIRCUIT, lat 6. 110p3111XIN CJOCULT. 11. 11. REYNOLDS, Erg. Chief Ir'ommilaioner. Berke:Mr.—At Reading and Bamugii, Tuesday. Feb. 14. Oxiurtisitire—At Oxford and City, Thursday, /Feb. 16. Warerateratlire--At Wcreeeter and Citj'. Satufdav,, F..b. 16. bleteraclobire—At Here/did arid Clry, Tuesdaa. Feb. 21. l‘lanmouthaliire—ekt Alonpaautb, Tbormday. Feb 23. tneucesterrhire—At Glrateester and City, Sa:urdity, 'Feb. 11l lilnuce.tcrshiti—Aa 'ruewiaa. Feb. 2C. ti.moarsetabize—At Rath, Friday. Ilar.:b 3. Siunerset.hire—At Tauntor, 34e-if:ay. March 6. Ikvomtbire—At Enter anti City, l'hursd,y, Mande 9. Cornwall—At !Wolin, Moraldy, March 18. Devonsbirc—At Plynintr.h, iire.lnesday. March lb. linrsetithire,--At Porche<ter. Samrdie. blarrh Wiltabire,-At Sslisbury, Monday. :111rtb110. tViachtster, Wedne.day. rereb 22. Hampshire—At Timmins. March 23. lwtaaex—At Horsham. Saturday. Alwreh Kant—At Dneer, TlIe4+1:11, 3filiCh Keht—At Maidstone, Thursday, ilarth VALUABLE BOOKS. BOOKS OF PRINTS, OLA.ZED ...... BOOKCASE, &e. VII. PHILLIPS has the hononr to inform the Nobi- X lity and Gentry. that TO-51011 ROW. and Two ing Days, at One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, No. 73, Bond-street, the valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS and BOOKS of PRINTS, ineludinw the Musk Fran. ;Isis, R torn. folio ; British Poets, 109 vol. ; fiturres de Voltaire, 22 torn.; Scott's Poems and Novels. &c. HO vol.: Ditto Antiqui. ties, 98 engravings; Musk dot Antiques, 2; Pyne'a Royal Resi dences, 190 plates ; Nash's Views in Parts, 21 Shalt. speare, 9 vol.. and Prints 2; also the Dresden, Versailles, Peni tent, Florence. Le Brun, Staffitrd, aid other Galleries; glazed mahogany bookcase, &e., the property of a Gentleman, removed from Gloucester-place. May be viewed till the sale, and catalogues bad at Mr. Phillips'. 73, New Bond.etreet. 'FAY ft nay ran on ty. T. B. Booms, Eut. Csionis,ioner. • Itatiffainlishire—At ()altharn, edrissrlar,. Feb. 15. 4*. neeltrib".••• l " 4 l l 4 l l .ll o ault‘ndlbs • 4 ' hurotof,' 4l4 b• Nottlnghatoshire—At Nottingham and Town, Fr OhY, Fob. lincolonhire—At Lincohs and City, 510. day, Feb. 20. Yorkshire—A t Wakefield, Thursday, Feb. 23. Yorkshire—At Kingston-upon-Bull. WedOesday, March 1. Yorkshire—At York and Cit. Fr..lay, March 3. Yorkshire—At Richmond, sla reh 7. Durham—At Durham. 'Thursday, 31arci; Northumberland—At Newcastle.opon-Tyne and Town, Satur day, March 11. Northumberlined—A t Berwick - upon - Tweed, Wednesday, March IS. • Cumberland—Mt Caslisle, Friday. March 17. W estmorland—At Kendal, Tne-day, March 21. Lancashlre—At Lancaster, Thursday, March 23. Lancashire—At Liverpool, Thtmolay, March 39. Cheshire—At Chester and City, Monday, April 3. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. W. J. LAW. Leg. Hertfordshire—At Hertford, Saturday, Feb. Al. Beset —At Chelmsford, Monday, Feb. 13. Essex—At Colchester, Tuesday, Feb. 14. Suffhlk—At Ipswich and Borough, Wednesday, Feb. IS. Suffolk—At Bury St. Edmonds and .I.lorough, iriday, Feb. 17: Norfolk—At Yarmouth, Monday, Feb. 20. Norfolk—At Norwich and City. Tuemlny. Feb. 21. Norfolk—At Lynn, Thursday, Feb. 23. Cambridgeshire—At Ely, Fnday, Feb. 24. Cambridgeshire—At Cambridge and Town, Saturday. Feb.2s. Northamptonshire—At Peterbornegh. Slonday, Feb. 27. luntinmionshire—At Hentingtion, Wednesday, March 1. Bedfordshire—At Bedford, Friday, March 3. Northamptonshire—At Northampton. Saturday, March 4. Leicestershire—At Leicester, Monday. sLarth 6. Staffordshire—At Litchfield, 'Wednesday. March S. Staffordshire—At Stafford, Thursday,' March P. Shropshire—At Shrewsbury, Monday, March 13. Warwickshire—At Coventry, Wednestlsy. March 16. Warwickshire—At Warwick, Thursday, March 16. Butkinglurmshire--At Aylesbury, Monday, Mach 20. •- SPLENDID SALE OF COSTLY EFFECTS. I%lR bi l it Y y I I 6 L en l t A ry M a Sjes to p e e7 , t i f ib u i l i l e y . h a e n w non s nces übmitto the for SA l fl " , at the Auction Mart, on 'WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 18th inst. and following Days, at Twelve o'clock, a Sideboard of I,Booot. rich chased and other PLATE, candelabra. diamonds, a capital gold chronometer, and gold watches. snuff-boxes, trinkets. French clocks. bronses, marble groups and busts. carvings in ivory, India articles, cabinets end screens, a full-sized billiard table, a maho gany library bookcase, several noble glasses of large dimensions, a wardrobe of beautiful damask table and bed linen, and wearing 'apparel ; rich china, dinner and dessert services ; dejeunes, mag nificent jars and beakers, ewes, !mitres, chandeliers, musieal and philosophical instruments, models of a sloop and cutter, a very rare collection of paintings, by the most eminent masters of the ancient and modern schools; a superb and extensive library, and numerous valuable effects. To be viewed two dayseeding the sale , and catalogues had at Williams,l4 the Mart ; and of Mr. Throgniorton-street. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Taos. MALTBY and HEERY Brox LAND, Gutter-lane. UR% nannufacturas, from Jan. 3, to Jan. 24, at eleven, stab* Baak- Tapia' Cowl. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Ihnorkr LEWIS, Newport, Monmouthshire, tallow-chandler. BANKRUPTS. SAMUEL PORTER, North LOphlM, Norfolk, banker, dealer and chapman, Jan. 36, at five, 31, and Feb. 21, at eleven, at the Scole Inn, Norfolk. Solicitors, Mr. Brettinghein, Dies, Norfolk; and Mr. Nelson. Milman-atreet, Bedltird-rovr. SAMUEL HOULDSWORTII, Rnyton, Lancashire, cotton-manu facturer. dealer and chapman, Feb. 3,4, and 21. at two, at the Royal Hotel and New Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Soli citors, Messrs. Law and Coates. Manchester; Mr. Baker., Roeh. dale; and fifties. Aillington, Gregory, and Fault:nee, Bedford. raw. WlLLtaar IstorLow, sem WILLIAM INGELOW, jun., Has ' ton, Lincolnshire, bankera, dealers and chapmen , Feb. 2, 3. and 21, at ten, at the Peacock Inn, Boston. Solicitors, Mr. Hopkins, Boston; and Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn. , WILLIAM GROVES, Worthing, Suuex, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, Jan.2o, at two, 21, and Feb. 21, at ten, at the Steyne Hotel, Worthing. Solicitors, Mr. Rogers, Worthing; and Messrs. Hillier and Lewitt, Middle Temple-lane. HENRY SHErrARD,Prome Selwood, Soraersetshlre, clothier, dealer and chapman, Jan. 16, 24, and. Feb..2l. at ten,at the Office of Mr. George Meisater, Ftoiu Selwood. Solicitors, Mr. ama, Red.lion.aquare; and Mr. George Messner. Froine. ' JOSEPH CI.EMENTSON, Angel-court, Saint Martin's-le-grand, silver-caster, Jan. 17, at eleven, 24, and Feb. 21, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitnrs, Mean. Feirthorne, Lofty, and W. Gates, King.street, Chearide. ANN DAVIS and HEORGE'IIOWELL, Cheltenham, plumbers, dealers and chapmen, Feb. 3, at seven, 4 and 21, at eleven, at the Regent Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitors, Mr. Wm. Henry King, Hettorftgarden ; and Messrs. Packwood and Lovesy, Cheltenham. ANN CONSTANTINE, Bolton, Lancashire. shopkeeper, Feb. 6. at eleven, 7. at one, and 21, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man chester. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedierd.row, London ; and Messrs, Boardumn.and Merry, Bolton. le-Moors. JOSEPH JAMES BAYLIS, Leeds, commission-agent, merchant, dealer and ehaptnin. Jan. 23, at six, 24. and Feb. 21, at one, at the Court-house, Leeds. Solicitors, Messrs. Bettye, Fisher, and Sad low. Chancery-lane; or Mr. Lee, Leeds. nENRY JOLT., Badlow-street, Burton-crescent, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapman. Jan 14, 21, and Feb. 21, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. .lAaIES STUART .111F.IICEEHAM and RICHARD BESS, Devon shire-street, St. Marylebone. and Pall-mall, upholsterers. house and estate agents. dealers and chapman, Jan. 17, at eleven. 23, ant Feb. 21, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. 11'illian Knight, High-street, Kensington ; and Mr. Popkin, Dean-street, Soho. JOSEPH WILLIAM WEL Ls, Cambridge-teener, Islington. builder, dealer and chapman, Jan. 17, at tune- 23, and. Feb. 21, al ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. John Robinson. Half Moon -street, Piccadilly. WILLIAM CUBRIDGE, West Wycombe, Buckinghamshir, paper-maker, dealer and chapman, Jan. 17, at eleven, 24, and Feb. 21. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Fox, Austin. Friars. WILLIAM PIKE, Bristol, dealer and chapman, Jan. 19, 20, an , Feb. 21, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Solicitors. Mt F. Jeyes, Chancery-lane; and Mr. William Thomas, Bristol. ENENEZER ROLLICK, THOMAS NASH, WILLIAM SEARL: and TuontAs NAsit, jun. Cambridge, bankers, Jan. 18, 19, an Feb. 21, at ten, at the Eagle Inn, Cambridge. Solicitors, Messrs. Nash anti Wedd, Royston, Hertfordshire; and Mr. John Allen, Clifford's Inn. GEORGE Jolty ZELLER, Charles-street, Covent-garden, copperplate-printer, Jan. 17, 24. and Feb. 21, at ten, at the Bank. runts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Dignam, Newman -street, Oxford. - Street. JOHN EDENBOROUOII, THOMAS CRITTENDEN, and Thos BARTLETT, Queen-street, Cheapside. and Manchester, ware. housemen, dealers and chapmen, J an:l7, 24, at twelve, and Feb 21, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Tilleard, Gl Jewry. GEORGE WILKIE, East Pole-Farm, Edmonton, farmer, dealer and chapman. Jan. 17, 24. at twelve, and Feb. 21, at nee, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Clare, Dickenson, and Ogle, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. WILLIAM PERRIN. Chatham, grocer, dealer and chapmen, Jan. 14, 24, and Feb. 21, nt twelve, at the Baukrupts' Court. So licitors, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street EDGAR ACHILLES WAUGH, Ironmonger-lane, cloth-factor, dealer and chapman, Jan. 17, 21. at twelve, and Feb. 2.. at on( at the Bankrupts'Court. Solicitors, 31essrs. Jay and Bytes, Gray' Inn-place, Gray's Inn. DIVIDENDS. January 31. Thomas Parkes, Fenchurch-street, mill-manufac. timer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.-January 31. Gem Dighton. Rochester. draper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.-- February 4. Henry Retiree, New-road, St. George's, sugar-baker at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court -February 3. Edward Siviitt Birmingham, hat-manufacturer, at two, at the Royal Mott- Temple-row, Birmingham-February 6. John Thorpe the elder, Cheadle, Chester, ralica-printer, at eleven, a; the Star Inn, Mon cheater.- February li. Thomas Garsitle, Stockport. CheSter, cotton spinner, at eleven, at the Warren Bulkeley Arme Inn, Stockport. February I. James Leach, Manchester, merchant, at three, White's Hotel, alauebester.-February C. Huth Khan Stet widow, Broad-street- out, Portsmouth,. victualler, at tw elve. the Fountain Ina, High-street , Portsmouth .-- February 10. A drew and David Salsburi, Windsor and Nbtlingprtm, drapcts, eleven, at the office of Mr: Conlfffe, solicitor, Manchester. T OSEPH COOPER and SON, 93, Hisliorsgate.street, e Within, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, HOUSE AGENTS, and U PHOLDE RS, beg to inform their Friends, and the public generally, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES and HOUSES for SALE, in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that few concerns in the metropolis, arising from their long esta blishment, pmsess more extensive connexions for the disposal of property. Household Furniture purchased at liberal mica, or re moved to convenient situations fur disposal, if salmon the premises are objected to. It is the principal feature of their Establishment. to settle all rile accounts generally within three days after the stales hare been ef. tected, and to make no charge for registering property intended to be disposal of by Private Contract, unless abaolistely sold through ,their agency. ESTATES SURVEY ED and VALUED. RECEIPT of RENTS. Securities, and all description of Pro., petty managed with promptitude and despatch, whether under trust or otherwise, and ample security given where required. ' l 4 ,* J. C. and Son have extensive dry store-rooms for ware housing Furniture of all descriptions, on moderate charges. WINES AT REDUCED P T ONDON AND WSW 1J SPIRIT COMPANY, I tia'r Church. _ 'RIM FOR CASH ONLY. TMINSTER WINE AND So. la, Strand, opposite St. Mar- Per Doren. Poet, Vintage 1820 - 275. to 30s.' Ditto Created -38 t. 425. Ditto b to 8 years in bottle -48 s Ms. Per Dom. Claret. letatteaad Mar gaux - 716. to Spackling Chant. pawls . 725. —ll4s. Du. and Creaming of the first quality - -a. We. St. Pow, dry and spark. . - Hermitage, Red and White We. Moselle. Sauterne, dr.c, - hes. SherTy,PaleBtßrown 27*. Do. Amontillado - 425. —40 e. :11 adeira, West Indio 3411. 425. Do. East India - anx. Ma. 'Wallas - Ms. 425. Tonentro, Lisbon. ilnnia.& Mountain Mt s. 3k. Chart. St. Julien - Foreign Liqueurs of all klnda.~ am, ISt.; Wanly, 211 s. per galL d gratis -Bottler at coat Flee. Superior Oin, 14e. Jamaica Sit Dozen pocked in it hook _No L 3A, STRAND. PETER FROST, LAR •LINGErIeT, To draw a long bow is a Mariner's glory, Tbat is, to narrate smolt marvellous story. A jolly Jack Tar, who all dangers had stifled Wish brave Captain Parry, a Fact thus declaed t " lee•bound during winter, and litzle to do, We polished our Boots, and went forth to ',untie Amusement on shore ; ' hat the frost so intense, Induced es to build a anus hut fur defence : Now mind me,—not long were we houted•whenwefeued That all our jaw-tackle bad run fascaground. Our words were all froze in the air no joke. And nel a voice heard, although eery man spoke. 'Twas strange, hut not knowing what then was the matter, We thought Polar wizsards set spell on our dinar, Ro haatcn'd on board. six months after that The very same hut in, some Esmatmaux sat, Oa shore as we stroll'd, and a thaw just began, When forth, talking English, they presently ran I— ' You'vehceu write Stntml.' they said, jndgmeetnot letting, Your Pout:tare ilitatuited by Vs arren'a Jot Blacking.' These woad% by the natives Were often repeated, entering the het our wise wail C o m pl e t e d. For, thswtsi into utterance we heard the tail lbw Of sentences spoken there sis nionthm.sgo ! We breaded not.a syllable, tongue-tied whh anti, A tearn'd Polar Linguist to find in the thaw, And oft in the air ibik the voices were clacking, The dissolving weeds marooned a • Warten'et Blacking.'" The Esqnimaux caught thus our holmium. an t aley Repent " Waken's' Bliteklu," ro TleseaNsal . d,py, Whoa Weft thane Pam will gMs }Mel the *bole, That Warren was known from the Sands to Thls Easy Shining wad Beiliest BIACiLIDifd,. pupated hy ItOßEla W ir tllßlN, 30, /Wand, Lasdo;molosid Weer, Town In the Lignitt, ' lid. ittd lid. *aseli. toga I Blacking, in Pea, Id. lid. and ISt sash. A Ski* POI b( Paste as equal to Four ls, Bid* of liquid. CERTIFICATES—JAW. 31. William Pearman, Euston-atrea, Euston-square. Nikkillex, music-seller—Edward Kirk, Manchester, cotton-merchant—Chß% Sandoci Gilbert, Devoc chyruist and druggist—John Brouton Southwick. Durham. shin.builder—Wm. Aspmail, now or late Sutcliffe Wood Rot tom,fforkshire, atone-merchant--John Bowden. late of Manchester. merchant--flumphrey Chittenden. vow or late of Ashford, Kent, house-carpenter—Chatles 9mith, Cran bourne.yreet. Leicestar-eqoare, silk-comer—Lewis Bernard Sari°, Alpha Cottages, Relent 's Park, inuale•seller—Wm. Alexander, Fineh-lane, Cornhill. therehant--Timmas Gregory, Ealing, Id id dlexex, bookseller—Samuel Filbey, Harleadon-green, Harrow.rOad; brialayer. T Te Be o'e gq of tin ter Co da hit hi u. to P , cc t( ii • 1 tl • i t A a cl 7 1 • • LONDON DOCKS. TO STONEMASONS, QUARRYMEN, AND OTHERS. Directors of the London Dock Company do hereby give Notice, that they will he read• to receive Tenders, sealed up, at the bondon Dock House. Princes-mimes. Bane. on TUESDAY. the 31st of January (imani). at Twelve o'clock. from such Persons WI may be Tint:la-to Contract far the 'STONE required for the Construction of Vaults, and other Works. of the Company east of the present Dock. The Plan. and Stweiiicaloos of all the Stone required, and alai the Particular. and Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at the London. Dock House. Every - Tender must be aeconmanied with a loiter, signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound, with the Person tendering, in the sum of 2,3451!, for the due performance of the Contract. London Dock House, Jan. 10, 1826. S. COCK, See. N.B. No Tender will he received after Twelve &Clock on that asp% nor unless the Party making the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, shall attend. IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIA TION. The Directors of the Impetial Brazilian Mining Association haviog, under dm powers raved in t h at by the Dud, made a CALL. of FIVE POUNDS on each of the Shares of the ANIOCIII. two, forming the Second Instalment, the Proprietors are requested to pay the mom on the amount of their respective Shares to Messes. Frye and Chapman, Bankers, aithiu thirty days from the dale hereof. No Trastsfer eta be made after a Cal endl payment by the Pro. prietee dolmas of making such Transfer. _ _ _ LEiris LEWIS, Jun. Secretary. 9. Throgcnorton-street, Jan. 2, IDA DERVVIAN MINING COMPANY.—The Directors A of the Peraftian 31iniag Company hereby give Notice, in conformity with the Deed of Settlement. that they have come to a Remlntim to CALL for a FI•It'IMER. INSTALMENT of riv to; POUNDS PLR Sli .111 E. front all the Proprietors of biome in the Capital of the said Company, and that the said In stalment is filed by the ssitl Radiation to be paid by the Proprie. tors on the 2lst Dar of J anus: y 1826, and the same Instalment is to be paid at the Banking House of Messrs. Fria and Chapman, in St. 31iidretrs-taert, Poultry, Loudon ; and, in further confor mity with the Deed of Settlement, the Proprietors are hereby informed. that if the said Instalment be not paid within ten days after the day appointed for payment thereof, Interest after the rate of 51. for every 1001. by the year, will be payable on such In stalment from the day fixed up to the time when the same shall he actually paid, and that if the said Instalment be not paid within Two Calendar Months after the day fixed for the payment thereof, the Share or Shares in the Capital of the Company of the Propri- Mors who shall so make default, and all the benefits and advan tages whatsoever attending the same, will be liable to be forfeited to the Company; but notwithstandirg such liability, the Directors are by the said Deed of Settlement Crete! with full power and authority to enforce the payment of the said Instalment, instead of declaring Shares to be forfeited, By order of the Directors of the Peruvian Mining Company, F. (1. TA BA HT. 0, King's Arms-yard, Dee. 31, 1825. Secretary to the Company. The Shareholders are requested to compare the numbers of their share,,with the register kept at the Office of the Company, No. 9, king's Arms.yard, Coleman-stret:. prev;misly to the payment of the instalment at the Bankers, 31essrs. Frys and Chapman. QTRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY for VISITING 0.3 sad RELIEVING the SICK sad DISTRESSED POOR :it 'heir OWN HABITATIONS. By means of the public benevolera: this Charity has for many hears been kept in uninterrupted operation. and has been the appy instrument of alleviating a large portion of human misery. . . During the We Tear, 7.1114 case% chiefly families, were visited and relieved, and amongst them the rtlrfl of 3,7171. es. sd. dir trihuted. At the present time there are 189 CIRCA on the books, and sissy hare been discontinued on acenont of the reduced stale of the funds. The Catramittee, under these circumstances, respectfully and einnestly solicit the mil of a generous pubic to erab!e them to continue to relieve the wants and gladden the harts of so great a number of the really distressed and deserv. trig Poor. The followtng Subse.iptions and Donations are thankfully ac knowledged 1,. I. 111% Royal Highness the Duke ofOloucester 21 0 11. 0. 8. - - 10 0 Hight Hon. T. Grenville 5 0 Mrs. 8. Vansittart 5 0 Under cover to 11r. 11. Clarke, Nov. 21 8., by post, to Mr. 11. Clarke 10 ri J. 11. Jessop, Esq. 10 0 rIL Jamop . 10 0 Ditto., Christmas Dona tion 10 0 C. s. Sir W. W. Wynn, Dart. 5 0 T. C. Hindu. Esq. 5 0 L. Shad well. Esq. 21 0 Viscountess Mandeville 10 10 Threnas Wond, Esq. 20 0 T. F., Esq. by Mr. W. Cooper Richard Fanner, Esq. Thos. Fanner, Esq.'s Donatir n 6 0 Mr& Crvaadehobne 0 0 Mrs. !Awl-, Knightsbridge If 0 J. Hammett, Esq. 6 0 N. N., by post to Cooper 10 0 At Mesas. flrninersley and 60 F. -- .1 - ."s Christmas Donation; For 11 r omen 11 11 Eleven ninketp 4 R Eleven Sacks of Coals 215 For special purposes 1 6 Benyon . 10 0 1 1 . Pennant, Esq. ALP. 20 0 Ditto, 21 flotation 20 0 31. Atwood, Esq. M.P. 6 6 Wilkinson 6 5 J Esq. 3!.P. . . 5 6 111 01 Hoeounible Lord Co.'s !..- A 0 5 5 A Friend T. I). H. A Lady 31Ias.Seynowr Itlron Itiwht linnoarablell. W. \%.. Wynn 10 • 10 0 100 0 10 0 3 0 2 2 A t 'Mews. Ames Sir John kenosway; kart. 5 0 (:. J. S. - 12 0 It. T. 1... - liP 0 Jar. Dyson, &.g. o It Mrs. 31.1). nrwvenor 10 0 Hop. Ono. Vernon 2 2 Sub , eriptions and Donations are received by Mr. Marriott, Trea "rer. 77. lirood-streer. nerd Ezchanee ; by 31r, ff. Clarke. lit Yew Koid.street ; Mr. W. Cooper, 8. Queen 11 -.tree; Cheaptide ; and )Ir. 11. IL Oriffiihs, York-plate, Camberwell, Secretaries ;- 4esars. Owen and Elliott. 31. Gutter.tane. Chearride ; .ineeph 14 nterwmth. Esq. and Son, 43, Fleet-street t Meseta. Jones, Janet, Co. 192. Fleet-street ; 31erov. Comic'', Porky and Clarke, ::ew 110nd-street : Mr..l,llan, Frederick's-place. Old ' Jowl 31;- lia.lope, 3, Copthall-court ; by each Itemiser of the Committee ' lll, Jarrett. 27, Providence'-row. FinsbilryAqttare, Collector: 31eurs. IVlaldpore, Wells, and Whitmore, Banks" 21. Lombard a'reet • Mews. Hoare, Bankers, Fleet-st r eet ; a n t i litelars. Hans away, &Men, Prll.m.ll. gt-r 1 raENCR. V. needs be 11, lleims ate!.. have varied** Art.!. urh , , is "Oa. s wy it' g, wblle rdlassia ha l i n 1; Elizabeth is ali o row tecoud 13% n,4 been beaten tie alma and Calypso bid Yi (kids are agst Zulelita ;401 Rowell. atot Sephist 1%5t Boli vat (taliss.) •get Elisabeth avt Moses kgst Henry ed. 1 eget name I apt Bards* I egg '1 he Gerdes,. 15 apt Howdyleit. )AY. JAN. 9. lifer him been 'err Olen, n advance of hi 11.., per toretign Barley eras ra. fresh in is eel, tallies ; per gnome more money nretnent can be Estes! Its f!rsh,in k moderate, and ewes. Beans were bask . 2/ Os to 21 Os -1/ Is. to 21 Op - 21 SD $0 21 if !are 21 711 SO . eil with tx•th Mamie sell by the rower hil selling. Whlest tailly 'ley 1.. 71N faraseputo I:atid this wetit ty the buyer. Annexe xnnnice. 2. Ott I RO. 04 to di; ad 3,11 t , 0.1 to ebs Ott t+lhl 5.01 to 3as ad Od I 39s ad to 400 ad IL cal Steck ton At to 4k per 9r. - Its to As I, Fine . Ifts to SW etropolis is IW. foe Ibp um id. to 41. below that ,r. JA .$. morning at ft.. 2d. psi y's terms, when then see on hand in the dead mar. It part of the supply seat ate I/ an unusually lams in lied the effect of I9Wlrre rid Id. on all other mom ty at 'market being small. I/outlay last Wag ed. Is Illg 46 .6 IP* Is Si to M M th net: ves, VO I Pigs, kl to 41 17. 24 MI to 4/ 3m I_l§ NI to k 22 )d to 41 124 4.d to 21 Ys 011 LL—(lf the Cameo) Ss ad Nib 411 3a 44 WI Od !S, JAN% 9. .. to 04 Uri pa as. to :I/ 154 Qd to 51 Os Od wiIITECRAPPL. ii• 61 SO $s AN re . • 0 .4.40 $0.04 to 1114 Wit . iO. Od to 401 WA Wt. JAN. 9. 11411‘. . I 5 is to 181 Oo L 141 Os to 1(41 Om . le! los to 17i Os mds WN 04 to 221 ON et. Stone of (lb. Vow 31e1ias), 24 ;id LES. nail niter is ail Memo 611 to 76 8. ed P, Ae. per I mb. Soap - 741 ttal . tt2s 01 21111 Od 04 es Udi Dregs • lary . 2. Ott to t , OA et Calf (esel ) . ' s 9ld to h Od 184 d to 214 I:,d to 17d lAA to laid 17d to lad I9d to 2 1 111.1 to 117t1 to Sid 211 to lid lad to !Id Ind to lad lid to lid Itd to lad JAN. t Price. as. id to 4k ad Od to SOB Pd las Pd to --• Pd eta —On tbe morning It. as a young man, ba the Union Canal boat' ;twin, near Dunipace, a the aids of the road. lc it was; he repaid, ch." Upon which they naked ; in which stoic n of hogtoun, the in, set he had brokvn loose nee ; bat after listening n, and acted the part of nv, they milt him home, loons. We have rearon 6 , lstained no bodily idr should he used to dir• 11. e p• rpetrators of this •, in Portman.oqueze, lb* 3r.cl the child are 4! '64 hnnte In Howland. y, ek-o . Mineral. Survey* a sodden Nralytic Woke. v.ft of the late Mr. Holies in Green-Itreer, Gros•enor- I year of hi, are. I, age, George Frederick, Areef• )fire. by J. W. GAsiiver, CANNUN, ease PLM. rusk. 9 ✓✓ , -' .. • .-• •_ . . _ • . . ... . , . • e C. 1.:,:. ... ~ ~ L. -.-!w - r. ~ ~. :., , e " v: .; - I I •1‘ .' 7,..' ...' .....'€ --. 0 - ''''e r . ',..; ;,' 2"*.470 : 4 6 11. .?"' • • V. 4 . . •-‘).. •• . !.- , --frg,' .. , -- - ..... 3,, . • • . „ . - I t . . ~ . - -- - - - ~:.. t i. • ....4 , i , -. ~-.• ........ . . 1 i 4 '' - ' N. i V,/ 4 I •fi t ,* • . 1 • 1 . .. . , ,- , • . . SCOPE II REQUEST.% Tlf/Nte: 1 ALEX/01En Oti.Ez, Edinburgh, iinholiderer and bre"; creditors to meet in the Stag lintel. Princes.strert. Erlin ,x-gb, \ ; • _,4, . San. 13, at twelve , to name no interim favor ; and Jen. 7 4, it twelve, to elect a trustee. ~ . , 1 Thome, 11111.t.84, Edinhhrgh. distiller ; eminent to'vneefils , the Sheritf-Clerkrs cSce. Edinburg!). Jen. 21 end Fe b . 4, at twelve. 1 • .11 for the firm and recited eaamintetoes t lit the Royal 14change VA. fee-liouta., Feb. 6, and 2111, at enc. for general worms:es ~.., 51 Alt e`eAR ET atid JA(. ANDER/On. i'llayfyOULl:bialr, C7C.,1:0111 2 1 L ' , l to meet in the Stretch's Head len, Paisley, Jan. 23, at doe, to ' elect a new tru s tee. • ► • i . .i •• Hite Ft VALLAXCE anthe m. Paisley, 'timbee.merchante ; credi. tots tmineetin the Iterd'rewseire Ttrutiap lion. P.ii Pl. Jan. 4, at . • ' I One. to d , ' , plea of nut.tarali,g 4' s'); li, and are Live , final divtdc.l3.e. r. • , . Rosen,- 'll'et.x ea, filstegow. vitettalte , end trieechstit f credie tows to meet iiithe l4 . reu.n Boom.. Cga.goir„ Jan. 13, a •( lilt. 11 I name an iniciiat fat t er , and Jan. 31: at one, to elects trustee. 1 ' • • PARTNERSHIPS DEerSOI.VED. Anthra7 Guy unit Edwerd Michell, ChipperthaT; Wilts, aeys.-Tuomee Eareett a , 41 '1 homes tilnek , hae. M -reel= . . .. Cheater-eirnedealer,.--.J.eutes 3leakin Goldner and George, flay- dime, LiverpcoL Wlee,mereh , at..-John Limit:wilt W3l fl , ritia.lll - e ' ' Pt elenck Li o; il;,trdt.. NV aketiekl, woot..tapf cr.. -Tber..a. 15,1lallirt r 1 •, , eel James liout.c.,_ High Holborn, et,etioneer. -,fi s i. e ph eyker,, r--.. ' I Nottinghem. aril Jontoluin Green • a' John Ilarrioim, 'groptop„ • 1 . Nnninglanrshire, tript net reetchine.rtialtere.-Joeeph bieot artel Willlein E dee.r,Moen. Canth.riared. dyers..-William Vertu* p i l and David Rees CardA, .Ghtmorgen.liire, diuggiste. - •wpim, - . •, i Watkins rot , Unger. Jere)... erickhowell, •Brecon, „pint - liners.... . i i ~. telweed llnton,..2s4llllo4tiegtrii444lo,l• 4 o 4 A:estraiktre. W i tt 'napkin, Loughborough, Leicestershire. an ittiege Bacon,' ; • f • i 4 tiflatiaM, face lOAChints.thekel'a, as tar as regards tf:e. iii ii Wirani: Sienpkin.--Sanntel Mitchel William Jteenp, William Henry '-' e Eadoo, George Marsden. laid Ebenezer Mareden, Sheffield.... e 1 . % • • Suomi 31ilne and Joh,. Tut ice. lA:tete:tenni. Rehtst. ' O O6- - r , - 0 1 merchants.--,TbJmatt Wood entreaty and Richard Niller, Upper l . • I ~.. ' • Thames.street, drysahen..-John Croxon and. Francli Lens, Ourestri. Shropshire, woollen-draper..-Henry Flower and Thn... i' '. • .) mss NS atertield, Derby. detiggiets.-Itunes Pacey and Geer& i Berdham Colley. Re:terra. LincolneJlire, cortnnon-hreweet, - 4 . i ' Joeeph Baldwin, Niehulaa I.attc. neuter. 'Thomas Shapland, and. Nicholas l'nac. junior. Mare' Held, Gloucesuerehire. ba..kere.- , i L. Archibald Corbett. James Rorlick Cothett, and John 11.11 am, . , 1 . Friday..treet, linen-dr pers.-George Simpson . Witham . Chaile I S, wick. and William Henry Siinnson, Saint Martin's-lette, wollen- drapers-Thomae Billion, William Billion, and George /idiom, ! . 31arehali.etreet.Golden-equare, carpeutere.-Frances LilllllWf and • ; i ' ' i Richard liuddell , Paradite.row, ehelees, shoe-makere.-Saincel . Harman and William Henry Bellamy, Jermymetreet, Saint James's. solicitors.-James Dante a-d Joseph Delby. Leeds, 4. . 4 whittemiths.-Samuel Slingsby and John Rhoda., ,61916weldwe . • !' , i warehniteemen.-William Clark and James Beam. Saint Jelin's- lane, Clerkenwell, ea arpentere.-Joho Wright and Henry 1.41w400. , i , ~ Eton Town Wharf, Buskinghamehire, tipther-inerchnntn.-Wll- - Bern Robinson Carden titut.David Rowly.Tower-Royal, provieion. i , i . • c agents.-Thornato Barnard and 'Francis Green, Betlfeed, bankers. , • • . . • , -James Crotty mid Charles ;Reeking, Crawford.street, linen. t . 'r 1 1. drapers. - James Itlavidsley and John,Leather, Liverpool, carters- . 1 111 t i • ' George Keyzar and Benjamin Tyree, lAvemord, timber.dealers. -Darker Parker and John Gelby. East 'tetrad, Notting. . 1 kamshire, coel-tnerehants.-Thomas Parket, John Parker, and i • . ' David Jetties, Minoriee, woollen-drapers.-Matthew Gregson and Edward Bury. Liverpool.-William Dryden and Dun. ' . . cap Mackenele, Cornhill, druggista.-Nicolas Toke and Henry i Jaime. Dummy, Essex, attorneye.--Joseph Bnamloy and John Wriggleswerth, Leels, grocers.-Jmeph Bushell and Eliu Hall, Manchester, spindle-makers.-Thomas Barton and , , Joshua Borten, Old Broad-street, wine-merchants.- Thomas ' -'/ Hannah end William Hall, Liverpool, chymista and druggists. Edward Bailey and Richard Sander., Mount-street, Grosvenor- i,: • :: . sq,uare.-Colin Campbell, Mungo N. Campbell. and John James Oibb, Oli.gow.,George Ring and Thomas Hallwell Sit - smock, • ' Bridge-road, Lambeth, linenArapers.--Michael Angelo Nattalt and T. Combe, jun. Tavistock-atrect, Covent-garden. beoksel- , • , lere.-Joseph Heawnod and Joseph Jebson, Sculcoatea, Yorkshire, painters-Charles Henry Horrod and William iVickleg, High- , l' i ' , t street, Southwark. linen-drapers.-Alesander Frederick Staples , 1 and Charles Staplee, New -court, Old Batley, sugar.refinens...-. le William Hemeley and Thomas Ilcmsley, Melbourne, Derbyshire. . • . . ; tallow-chandlers.-Edward Roberts and James Clack, Duval's- lane, Homsey-recd, Middlesex, brick-makers.-Thomas Young 1.• 1- and Thomas Smith, East India-road, Poplar, shipwrighie.--Joha ~y Goodwin, John Taylor. Charles Shaw, and Elizabeth Ort.n, 1- Lane-end, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, earthenware manu. 1 1- factureer-Frences I , li gns, John Herbert, and Coulee Wig. 3 ' I gins, Bury-street, tit.. -Ate, machine-rnlere.-Sterhen Bond, i 1 Richard flombuckle, an d John Frederick Churton, Beaumont. i.I street. !Mary le' ue, wine -merchants, as far as regards the said t J. F. Churtnii-:-John Rowiatt, Robert Kemp, George Suggeu, , ( . . lad Anne Wilkinson, Barbican, merchants. 1 rt, - - . er THE ARMY. It. Detachments belonging to the 6th and 30th regiments of infantry' I . . embarked trona Gravesend, on the 6th instant, on board the East tri India Company's ship Edinburgh, for Bombay. ne The depot of the 80th regiment of foot has arrived at Liverpool. Ii- from Manchester., and embarked for the Isle of Man. 1 The depot or the 67th regiment of infantry will march through' i d, town this day , on route to Weedon Barracks. . 'I ( ' 1, 1: he Detachments belonging to the 10th, 64:h, and 65th regiments of , lr. foot marched yesterday morning from SVestininster fur Bristol, on. , e r route to Ireland, • i r 11, The 10th regiment of infantry has completed its augmentation •, he establishment. .. , g, A deteclunent belonging to the 2d battalion of th e Rifle-Bei. ni.. gade embarked, on the 22d ult. at Dublin, for England, on the re.. t ' "••... th• cruiring service , 1 • ' . . . n. Detachments belonging to the 33d, 42d, 50th, and 72th ter. 1 • er. metes of infantry embarked on the 22d alt. de Diebtlet,'"fic it ',' in- England. • 1 • ' Detachments belonging to the 2d, 3d, 6th, 'ph: 14th, Bich. it, 21st, 27th, 28tit, 30th, 31st, 35th, 3Thh,3Rth, 46th, llett, '.0M,,, he 4.,erb, 43th, 53d, 54th, 41•11, 60th (2d battalioe),64th, 67th, lgtb. 1 ! t e ', id.ii;itia, 94th, and 98th regiments of infantry embarked on the 24de ' P ; ult. at nublin, for England. t er, Detachments belonging to the 6th regiment of light Ora ma. l . I ye, the 55th, 60th (Ist battalion), 611th, 97th, and 99th regiments Of i• ..„ ~ id, foot embarked on the 28th ult. at Dublin, for England. - • i • m. ._ .... ....... __ . . see SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Ind -...a11ine55.... A a , • • an) A curious circumstance occurred on Thursday, abnut eleven : : • et, o'cloek, in Dublin, which afforded notch Tort to thousands. A. I. fine large pet buck, attached to one of the regintentsin our gar. .. ' on, rine, and which ueually preceded the band when on Its way front 1 - at the barracks to relieve the guard in the Castle-yard; was &tucked I -• * on, -by a dog, and immediately sprang over the wall into the Liffey, pear the King's Inns - quay . The tide was partially out, iodic .- i Ire ' swam about for some time. At length a boat was procured, and 'eh: the men in it endeavoured to thrown a rope round the hems of the 4 4 in. animal, which they effected after some time, though it vides- • voured to avoid the contact as much as possible, by Swimming to , 1 stid the opposite side of the river. Attempts were then made to draw 11r. it up the quay walls, but the rope broke. Another boat with men. in it joined in the novel chasi, and they succeeded in catching the- te. animal a second time with a rope, but the fellows in the tirst boat and got incensed at the intruders, and they actually ast the rope- sr.. After considerable exertions the animal was secured, and brouret len, under Essex-bridge, where the captors endeavoured ineffeetnelly to I , ti• make it ascend by the slip, but their exertions were unavailing. At , e I en, length it was drawn up the quay wall by main force, which trust 1, . . . - ilk. have seriously injured the animal-Debfiet Paper. . ' ; ml. A grand match of snipe and woodcock shouting; of three dnys, was finished on Monday, for a sweepstakes of sweat five sou- ,os. reigns each, between Mr. Rogeson. of Bentley-green-house, near are. Colchester; Captain Penton. and 31t. Hollingsworth, belonging Deb. to the Hats Club, who should bag must. The scene of operaiens Old was on the banks of the Chalmer river, each taking diffment rental. ii • ~ and basing an umpire chosen by the opposite party. The bird% aler were far from numerous, and the numbers produced wets as the follow :- . and Mr. Hollingsworth. Cant ; Penton. Mr. Rogeacs. W. fa. w. 11. . - 'W. a. ' tan, Ist Day - - 9 4 - 8 6 - • 4. ei I , So. 241 Day .. 4 7 - 5 • 3 - 4` 4 l A . 3d Day - - 5 8 - 6 5 - 4 11 • !tor, - - • , - one, 18 19 19 .14 13 20 y'e. Capt. Penton had 26 shots ; 31r. Holdh)gurorth 23 ; and Mr. Rogeue 27. • ~i r orgy t , . tee. On , Tuesday morning, about bye o'clock, p one of tit, '' f - i i . • the watchmen belonging to St. George'aparish was going his - robed,, • kB her," h eed amens , d o, in a state of nudity lying on his face and hands along the kennel. k • me i , Having obtaiped the assistance of Wilkinson, the night constable. \ • e. 'der, they lifted the unfortunate man up, and diecovued tharheirea • f an _ quite dead. It appeared that the deceased had been for some time los. previous to his death afflicted with severe illness , and that Miring 1 • the inclement night of Tuesday he got due it his bed, and , . i • • rt- throwing up the window or his bed-room, *bleb was the.freot le at .. . ' • room on the door, precipi:sted himself into thastreet. One of the aerty r. at -'e • d ecease d ' s sons wee in th e habit rif sleeping .. .kith hint, knit on the night prece di ng hi s father's dutch, the latter. appeared wore ins, An- . . • • , s, ii , usually irritable, and expressed a wish that no pne should sleep with him. When the deceased way taken up therm?) , estontat In. , . ‘ • juries visible upon his person • were slight laceeptions nponlbis , , . i elbows and knees, which he received by coming in contact whit I r% , some tharn stones. The decessed'e halite was Evan Williams. 'A, . . 'nal- ootonee'sinq test will be held upon th e body. ~ kern-- A dreadiul mistake has caused the death of 11.,Briel- „ 1 „ . man, a surgeon in great repute at Lisle. Ile Wished to fi' - ':i -:.'"' VI or Irate a glass of gum water, but the person ordered to 00. ~. ;ran- pare it mistook the proper parcel, and inatead,of,gum-ara' , ie • 1 . • Irk). dissolved a. portion of arsenic. Before M. Brleimau had ' }der • swallowed the entire dose the effect/ of the i. Diann were Id id • •. ~. , „ t . -felt and he died in despite of the trmst active attention read, * • • which was tcuilered him. . . . 1 . i . r i It , 14' 1$ F/