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The date of Cornet Upton's promos on to an Unattached Lie , :. termites. i'rnm the 4th Light Dragoons. is 11th July, and nut II tit iii June, 1826, as stated in the Ciiintl.e of the 11th ult. i The commissions of the under-mentioned Officers have bon ante. ~.{ I N' ed to the dates r:ated against their names, but they have n ,t . 1 I bern allowed any back-pay !-... t4,i 11th Foot—Major. Turner. Captain Richmond, and L i cute nar.: 4 .1 Ihi!pliin, all slated March 111, 18': 5. 14th Ditto—Major Eiveratd and Captain Armstrong, both date' ! ' November 11, 182 a. 44111Dittsa—bieutensut-Cokmel Tidy. Dated Nov. 11, 1825. I t 1 er ~, 1 e i. ar c I ...------ Ctiltalf.l,TOUSP.. LONDON. Aerv‘et V. 18. 'pit 6 C o mort;virners to iis itiFiefttirs Oatons, tit) kerefry 1 .1.. give Netice that they will be ruddy to receive, at the Custom. Douse. t0•1! , .i. on the let of Seittertther next. Tetuters In writing ciealed no), anti trent for du stonily of PROVISWNS, for the t I nu of the Glows and Vassals employed soder their direction, for I nine calendar I'4crabs, from the I Ith or October next, to the sth I Jet 7. Dlr. inelifsive, to be delivered free. of all charge into the llama of the ma'. Veneta, es followt, Tic-- t:I.AS'). I , CDT LAND. IRELAND. En I) !pat:l'a Leith Kingston ti ( Dublin) •Siterrr. es% Montrose Larne Por“mauth Serannor. Killibega Come% Ill'e.aport Wet iliqui Li tlalway I;artioutq Coo, l';yan-..itit Ihmmore Eut. at Fowcy Falmouth Prusnre ° 11 i; ford Bete iek Grimsby N. Yarmouth , t Ilnrwirh tithitling the Quanunine Establishments at iittodigiOs Crettr and Millorti Haven. . -, loottsp. SCOTEAR D. t OrRYCADIti Alderuer I hover Aberdeen Pole erniantrty • • VII RITISH INSTITUTION, PA LT.-NALL .-- n it; MA- To mail First Week in September, foe basengers • only, under i Ail JESTV, with thai libeislity sad etnidescendinm kindnos engagement .with the lion. East India Clompany. with *kith * his always faioured the objects or the AMISH POR CALCUTTA (with liberty to hind Passengers at INSTITUTION, having phieksi at,thc ditmosai oft.* Directors, 1_ Msdralq,ithe tine Ship CUMBRIAN, JOSEPH MATH, for the' purpose of immediate nilibitiott, his PSIVATE COL. , Commander ; inirthen 7 09 Tons. Lying in the City ('anal. ItECTION' of PICTIT RES, from Carlton - Routs Palace, thn ' Apply to Messrs. Buell, Farquhar. Crawford, and C 0..; 71, Old GALLERY is OPEN DAILY, *ND Ten in the MOrning until Broad-street ;. to Captain Myth, at theJerusalemeoffm-house ; or Six in die Evening. to ' BUCKLES, I.I.AOSTER‘psid BUCHANAN, Admittanee Is. Catalogue Is. 33. Mae- . WILLIAM BAENA*.kI. *eerie'. CITY OF RATII.—A mast accurate PANORAMIC VIUW of this beautiful and fashionable resort, painted by Mr. F. NASH, from his own sketch. made in April last. has been just adtka to tits Precilorama, EGYPTIAN H,•ILL, Pkcadilly, which air.) contains a View of London in the Reign of Elisibcth. reptesentieg die old Bridge covered with Houses. Shakspeare's lirea)re, the Globe, old St. Foul's, and many objects equally curious: besides the very picturesque effect of this View, it pos trues associations of the moat glorlotis character to Englishmen. A View of Rouen, with a Storm and Rainbow, imitated m a man ner according to universal consent, never jet equalled ; Netici Abbey, tri‘h a rising Moon, and changes c' !iglu: Lord Byron Chinon Turin, with its magnifitent scenery; and some others equal* interesting.--Admittance One Sidi ring. Jwet by EFalart and Co. 37. Soho-square, nkT ti EV OS ELEMFINTOS de la CONVERSACION, LI In gs e anca. Pretreat, Ingles, en dot parte*, la primers ion tienb Una Voodrolario, ClaSsioo par online (le tr4tatias siguiendo iiisaLe min Graincttivtl; la smarten stitalogns famtliares y facile eobre diferentos brume.. one colercion de prow-11.405, qte Pe car respondtn en Ins trea Idiernaa, y nn biene Gomper,dlo de la Vida y Hotbox do Napoleon Bonaparte. Par A: JAVME, ilspanol Emigradl. 12mo. hound. 4a. GRAAFMAIRE ITAI.I e N 11 ]'wage de la Jeuuesse. Par G. BIAGIOI.I. 12mo. third Edition, sewed, 3s. RECREATIONS FRANCAISES, dens une Famine An glair pendant de 1011, - recasilleet pubbces par Mde.de Fiona. 12mo. bound, ea. To sLil the early part of ritterober. FOR BOMBAY DIRECT, till, fine Teak Sbip MAtTLAND, Barthen /en Tons, J. 1.. STUDD of the Hon.Crimpany's &trice), Commander. Lying in the City Canal, Mach wall. 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Per Share, adted lot On the sth January laat. that their Shares have beerme forfeited by the Terms of the heed of Settlement I but. that at a Special Meeting of the Prittiriet.r held this day at the °Rico of the Association, a Resolution w:..l4.,aeed. giving to such Propnitors another opportunity of paying , thlt said Instahnent, or the option of reducing their Shares two-fifths (viz. those who have Five Shares to Thrve, and so in proportion). an an equivalent for such Instalment, on their signing the Deed of Settlement, and pay ing the further ('M A. this day unanimously made of O'NE POUND TEN SIIIIA,INOS per Share on the reduced nOmber of Shires, such option to he declared at the Office of the acid Asso ciation, on or before the :19th day el August next, in default of which such Shares arc declared absolutely forfeited. By order of the Directors, Austin-friars, July 8. 1826. J. M.)U.RDILLON, Sec. • The ender-me:Maned ()them bare been alloted to Oisi.dse 0 1 their balf-psy ty Lieutenant-Colonels—l. Maxa-11, half.pay ,Uiwistiehed A- tF A..Pisbise (Colonel), Unsu.c:ded ; and tio 4:Pyon, half-pet 7 rio Officers hisT. Carter, half-pay Royal Mariner; Ct. (hey, half-pcy diuo. T. Inches. half-pay dittos r. 4 Ni:often, iiitf-ps7 ditto; 1 Ili3dtet .hldf , Pß7 &Vet W. POl4g t Ise:I-pay Unattached ; 'and A. Demise, Itet.pay ditto. Oiotsdos--J. Minn. bift-pay 2{lKit Fort ; J. 51‘Croinal. '3d Pout; and 0. If ansirtan, half.p.y 2d Light lultintr; Batintio - Kintea Garnan I - eigion. frictitenanis—C. J. Peshail, halfAy I,;ght riwtons ; I'. Keirnarsirr, halfepny 'tat Foot ; ,W. 11. Witt, baiipay 2itit Light Dragnono t" Oliaguerty, 441aIttait Brigade 0. Nay: per, hall.pa.y.fath Foot; and 0. NVatheti, lodr..pay d 1 Foot. ',iscutt r ob BePf Fm CabLage3 i;anaphei town ti recnock. at ililleham I lfratminhe Douglas, Isle of Man. No regard will be had to t ail Tender is which the Prices sha ll e inserted not b inserted iu words at ten ,or that shall not he made on , or aoneted to, one of the prin Pertimilons, to be procured from the Costornalottites at, or nearest to the places where the said Pro visions sr? to be delivered, and It tbe Secretary's Office, Custom hou•e. London, Dublin, and Leith (at which last-mentioned places the conditions of the Contract may be seen) ; or that shall not be delicced in, cr sent, post-paid., addressed to the Secretary at the said t!. %tonal:mite. lifndon, before Twelve o'clock, on the said iFt m St-To:other next ; nor 'Wass the same is accompanie becomd bye a I,etter wired by two submantial Persons. engaging to hound st!ii the Party tendering, in the penal emu or Sums men tiered srCrst the respective pine* in the following List (according to those for which they may tender) for the due performance of the Omttsct ; cr that shell not he accompanied by samples of the arti cles required in the printed Particulars. 80 0 Plymouth PA) 11 srw ich . 604 150 Envoy . 150 Alderney - 150 060 Falmouth - 300 SCOT LAIYD. PM Ferrante . 450 I,eith ROO efol Ilfracombe . 151 .31ontmse . 450 300 Al ilford - 000 A berdeen - 150 150 Douglas - 150 Leaman) , . 150 Gild Berwick - Catupheltown 150 150 6rimaby I Greenock - 130 130 Yarmouth . Stranraer - 450 °OIJUMS INTERRUPTED SACRIFICE.—The favourite Airs in Winter's Dm llnterbrochene Opferf.i.t. trimmed in four Books, for the Pianoforte, with Flute Accompaniment ad lib., by J. F. Burrower, each is. The same in three Books, for the Flute only, by R. Draw*, each 3a. Faust: The favourite Airs, in three Books. from Sphor's brawl Opera, arranged by J.F. flarroveti, ends 4a. Published by Pare and Hopkins, 0. Cornhill. UNATTACHED. The under.thentioned Otheem, having Brevet rank pttperior tit their resrimeilfal commterionc hive an: noted promotion tso Tnr, &comet* to the General Order of the 2. sth April, 1M: 1 Tr; be frieueenertr-Cdrinete of Infantry—Brevetr Lieut.-Col. E. • Roberti!, front the 62d Foot; nod Lieut.-Col. G. Gorreqtter, from the 18th Fool. To he Ns** of. Infantry—Brevets Ltieut..Co!. C. 11. Churchill. from the Ceilto Regiment ; Major E. E. Kenny, from the llthit Foot ; 'and Major J. Logan, from the Rifle Brigade. Y ae REGENT'S PARK. •• • MO be SOLD or LET, a substantial FAMILY HOUSE, with large walled garden, situate at the right hand corner of the Avenue.road, near Macklesfield Bridge. gent's Pork ; held fur an unexpired term of 711 years, commanding extensive views over the Park, Ilainpsiead, and Highgate. It' sold, part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. or be exchanged fpr ,landed property in Middlesex or tire adjoining counties. For further partite's , . (if by lefty., post paid). apply to James Platt, Esq. Solicitor, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn. VRIV MUSIC.—Just puhlidied at the ROYAL HAR LN 3103:IC INStITUTION, Aygyil Rooms, 2411, Regent street. the Snap. D.c.ets. dm in The Oracle, or the Interrupted Soothes., composed by Winter, iterly arranged by Wm. Hawes. d. Oserture - - - - 2 6 . _ I ride The edict was !even Tiieros; dawn bath driven, Chorus. • When battles conch is sounding, sung by Mr. Atkins The trumpet first Is sounded, sung b; Mr. Thorn - We Maidens, mark me. Rung by Min; Cloward - A H iiail to the God of our Fathers, Chorus. 2 0 2 0 1 6 Deptford riv:vesend Dove) por•,6mrtcth Poole - IVecmouth .....-...,„ ..._ ... , \.•s by lorc ;Lt.(' peace ir,vited, Sestet and Chorus. Oh when thine eye is throwing. Duet, Miss Paton and &id° 2 6 Ali-powerful Sun, rung by Mr. Phillips - - 2 0 There was a time ere sorrow, song by Miss Paton - 1 b 13etw;.en my hopes and fears suspended, Duet, by Miss Paton and Phillips - . . 2 6 When will peas- relieve my brcsar ? sung by Miss Hamilton 1 6 How the plaguing 'odes teases, Duct, by Miss Onward and Thorne - - - - 2 6 %Vc hail thee. I,"rd of Light, Finale. Ist Act - - 10 C no' we all can feel thy sorrow , Quartet and Chorus. ... In whatssad hour, Triii. . Oh heavens ! the thauv;ht is frightful, Duet. Hue rertr ir.ark'd the power? Sonr, Mitts Beata :. 1 6 Tho Maid who'd wish to slumber, Quartet - . 2 1. The gloniny terrors of the grave. Scene, Mr. Sal ia - 2 fi FlTeil al, yet on. for ever, Qoartet. The evasins is deseentticg, l'insle . . - 10 t BURROWS'S Selecquit of AIRS from WEBER'S Opera ri , OBERON, arranged for the Pimoforte, with Flute, ad lib., ir. four Leeks, each 4.. 1 • HEATH FETCH.—The music in this admired and popular Operri, composed by C. F.. 110113. ryE BEEN ROA MI NO.—Oavatina, sang by Madams Vea -1 tris, by C, E. Horn, price 2s. OBEIION.—The ramie in this point's- Rnmayle re d Fr:•rf Ocom, aunpmett by th*Lite CARL/U.IIIA VON WSN %P- -' his day, 'he best w eases readier eared of ind that is. 6d. Ell_ in. ltd. is stone.... to Ss ad to le 8d to 4. Od to 41 4‘ r. o Me 3d D 340 34 iuNAtt- 2 2 1•• • • '' 11 '''' • et its. II ...• If 1841211, Of M!!!. ilemoftor 12 r. No. 1111, St et. IRELAND. Kinotonn - 4 - * Galway Lame . - 300 Cork . . hattyro 340 Durmore SVuurort - 300 East ji Ordcr or ttic orrreir4o3em. T. Will ITMORE, S rerary. . 140 AGIA BRITISH ANI) COLONIAL LIFE ASOIIIIIANCE OFFICES (Estabilaibed 1807), Cornblll .nd Reims4trieet. Drittr-rnits. Sir WILLIAM RAWIANS, Chairman. Sir JOHN PE RRIND, Ran. and Aid. Deputy Chnimtan. Samuel Birch. EN. Md. Jahn Juland Robinson, hristopi - er Fryer, Esq. John Richards, Esq. Ireenawar, Esq. Peter ~kippe r, Bal. Walter Amierson Peneock, Esq. Richard Wilitesses, Esq. Benjamin }Lirtkirt, Esq. Edward William Winchis, Esq. DIRECTOR—W. Benham, Esti. F S.A. PAO& dford-street. - - Si at.eos—.Jsmes Saner. Esq. Finsbury-square. Ac rrAnv—ldenty I'. Nnith, E. Ttw Dirertfirs bave4aured now Tables to be ealintwee, in whin!, Me volocg of Adeline Fsentle Life are, for the first thee, die- Aeartslray.netat required foe e thedeath Auureuee of 1001. to be received 01 th ot a NEW Ml . illC.—Published by GOELDINti and D'A L3Li INE, 20, Sono-square, VOCAL. " Bur A BROOM," the admired air, sung by Mhs Lem at Vauxhall, composed by U. R. fljehop, price Is. rid. " I AM TWINING, I AM TWINING," ballad, composed by T. Rawlings. price 2.. " DRAM' THE SWORD, SCOTLAND," snag by Mr Braltam. at Vauxhall, adapted and composed by G. H. Bodeen. price In. 6d. " I:L.A.:ME ME NOT, My GENTLE LADDIE," sung b) Miss Travis, composed by John Parry. p rice Is. 6d. A SER IES OF POPULAR SONGS, by Bishop, Brabant. Stevenson, Horn, &c. with Guitar Accompaniment , by C . M . Sole. Assaransea on the Lives of Invalids ere granted, in all macs not The Orient of ALA DIHN. composed by H. R. Bishop, price tannedtately affecting the duration of lire. ~„„ 1/. Ils. ftd.. or 'the Songs,. Duets, &c. may be had single. 64°5111 ' bull "' and 314:idme A"diances may be male for '"'-' (14 This Opera contains the celeblated air, s` Are you i , i gry,' periad. or fur the whale rerm of life. Mother ?" t Steed." me he'l6allaLls..." The . _ Sun is o'er the Mountain," " _ y The Assured. whet &limed OT at home. have Four - fifths o f the whole Profits of the Edsiblishinen! periodically divided among ismoy, my nobl e P IA NOFORTE. that. No line forentrance or non-appearance. Select Airs from Meyerbeet'it 11 CeOtillto in Egitto, ins Books. A Medical tdificer attends daily, at- two o'clock. at C.ombill, - befote whom parties pupa:sing Assurances may appear, all in- , . - Semiramide - - S spines respecting health bring coaeucted solely by medical men. -- II Tancredi - - 4 • and tree mof the common obstacles to Assurance removed front the .------ °tell(' . - 3 details of the office. 1 - --- Aurelianin Palmira 2 1 DISTRESS in EiFITALFIk:LDS.—At a Meeting of ! - - 3 Bv I. F. BURHONV ES. for the Pianoforte, with Flute AecOip- the Gomminee, holden in the Vestry-room of Christ • - panimente, and as Duets for the Pianoforte, the books price t-uuldls 4itafichle.Auguet IL 1626: 4s. each. The Rat. RICIIARI) 11A RVF.Y in the Chair; • • The celebrated Operant " MEDEA IN CORINTO" la; The C immittee re.not to state that as Ti' there is little. if any, , just e published, as arranged for the harp and Pianoforte , with Flute in M eetement in the 4 " be et the 51 ' 431/1411 Peeve "' They "lee i and Violoncello Accompaniments, in two books, price 10s. Gd. Indeed made a snatetial reduction in their expenditure, by reducing ! each ; and for the harp, in three books, price Bs. Gd. each, by N. the allowanee to (so ilies; Lit in the last week, although the C. BOCHSA ; and as arranged for the Pianoforte, in two books, mosey distributed amouctpd coJy to 3611. 106., the number ef per. price 4s. each . by C. DUM()N. sons relieved amounted to upward!. of 7.000. The Committee feel HARPS and PIANOFORTES for Sale or Hire. 't theirdoty tare more to etude to the meetings which have taken place with regard to the reduction of prices. They are not aware of N EW VOCAL MUSIC .—" ENGLAND the lIOME wait having been reused in mere Instances th an two; but they of the WORLD." the grand National Sono singing with b.". adapted "e" mans in tb"ic rower to been " ac q uainted the most enthusiastic applause by Mr. BRA HA AT, end nightly with d l m tact,and th ey again publicly declare that it is their deter- encored, composed an arranged by JOHN BARNET F. price 2s. raination tio. withheld all relief whatsoever from those pawns who , The unprecedented demand - for the denial compositions of Mr. ?elute to work at any, the most reduced wages. 1 Barnett has induced unprincipled persons to offer counterfeits : The Committee must again entreat the public to continue their . aarstimcs a little , longer to th is quiet and respectable, but greatly Meat" MAYHEM' &id Co. therefore f ee l It an im p erative duty to caution the musical world (se there are several ease imitations) distressed class of fellow-creatures- Weekly Allowance :-.-Single men or women, 3..; man and his aminst purchasing spurious editions , and to assure them NONE are CORRECT but those published by MAYBE W and Co. 17, sae, , - ,t., and 6d. for each child . • a widow , is relieved as a single wormn, with the addition of 6d. f or mtch child. Winders only re. Old Bond-street, where may be had the followi n g C om p ositioos : YEW 10Nti4. SINGERS. composens• cel , e 2s. Light Guitar (3d edition) . Mad. Vestris John Barnett. Fancy dipp'd her Pc-n in Dew Bliss Stephens John Whittaker, A Voice whispered softly Dear M ar y - . . . Miss Love George Perry. " Yee, I will leave the festive Scene," in answer to the " Light Guitar" - - 3liss Paton " Nat a Drum was beard." the celebrated Ode on the death of Sit John Moore - - Sir. Sapio Love at Home,sll alone - - Miss Foote Love's Delightful Hour . Mr. Pearman The Drummer Boy Mad. Vestris The Queen of Bonnie Lasses -31 r. Braham The Rose of the Desert • - Mad. Vestris The Sailor's Dream (Rev. and M Aria) . . . - r. Vaughan The Joys of Liberty and Wine Mr. Bedford Paul Pry, " Hope I don't in trude, ' comic, with the ori nal Portrait of Mr. Liston - Mr. Liston A wand'ring Minstrel weary earns . - . Mrs. Uumby HALE. FLMALE. Seven Yev:v.i lVisole Life. I I irate, Years. Whole Lite. iX. P. , l. .'. ; ° II i ll 1 1; 1 aid 112 2 I 2 2 111 i 4U. 117 4 i : 4 4 40 : 212 3 I 412 4 Co ! 4 711 I; 13 2 Amount before advertised .C. a. Stunlos of a Subset by L. D. Annpson.E.q. 2 1 A. B. per hleggra. and Lo. . 1 1 Per the RiAt 11 qr. the Lord Valor. Berlrfonl, t.gq. 3 3 I'er Means. Hoare. J. T. . . 100 0 Dowager Lady Grantham, donation - 5 0 Rer. Gilbert Ainslie fi 0 Honourable A. V. Vernon, 2d donation - 5 0 Per btr W. Kay, B.gst. and Co. T. 11. H. - 1 1 R. Boorgher, Esq. - 2 Per M ears. Stevensas usil Balt. L. 11, - . 1 4 Per nom. Willis end Co. - - X. o. d. X. s. d. 1 5 0 1 15 1 189 2 3 2 1 13 9 2 113 0 1 17 3 3 15 0 3 7 0 313 7 - 110,769 3 5 A:, a. ' Per Alarm Gosling, and Co. ' W. E. Coaling, Eaq. - 10 0 , Pet Mews. Drummond and Co. Lady Carr - - 10 0 Dowager Lady Selsey - 5 0 Honourable R. Eden - 10 10 Admiral Tollenrache. 2d donation - 5 0 Per Alcasra. Courts and Co. I.crtl Dudley Coutte Stuart 5 0 Per Steam. Barclay and Co. Alm Jane Aloyae . 5 0 Per blesara. Barnett and Co. J. J. P. - 210 Per Messrs. Remington anti Co. Alias Ann Jetinirp -20 0 , Per Mersa. Bo:ramose and Co. Bev. Edwin Bosanquet • 6 0 Per Sir W. Curtis, Bart. & Co. Airs. H. G. . 6 0 Par 31esara. Barna; d and Co. D. P. - 1 1 Per Mews. Cods, Coeka, &Co. bin John Gibbons, Bart. 2d donation - . John Barnett. Ditto. J. Dart. John Emdin. L. Deverenx. J. Hart. John Barnett Ditto. Ditto. T. G. itiasiston, Esq. per Meows. Child and C. 5 0 Captain Thomas Garth, per ditto - - - ( Per Mem. Hanunendcy Co. Col: T. Foster - 2 0 , Subscripti S ono are receive.l .lie Right 110 n. the Lord ;Mayor ; Ws. Bale, Esq. Wood-street, imtalti;:iis, Treasurer; and by all the bankers. The Committee contir.ue to "it in the Vestrr-rnorn. Spit/Melds, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Two o'clock. J. D. KINCAID, See. Pigwiggin. I. A. Wade. Tite -: " General Election," co mic, written by Charles Dib din the younger, with an D ies:ration by Cruikshank - Mr. Mathews 51aiden, heedful be. The Token Flowers - Mad. Vomit' The Moorish Maiden - - 'Mrs. :Ism) You ark a Song, you bid me sing - Mr. Broadhurst G. Kiaßelot. Genius of Freedom (Grand ) Miss Paton 0. Perry. Scene I lift the Bowl in Beath of -* • - Mr. Pb' Love KER'S PERMANENT .kN 1.) 'FRANSPAREN COLOURS of (/raw Green, Pomona Green , Crimson , Violet, Yellow, Olive , Scarlet , Purple, intense Blue, (in Saucers) for Drawing and Velvet Painting. These Colours have been highly epproved by the most eminent' Artists, and are not only beautiful in themselves, but possess the property of milting with each other, so its to form the greatest ea- net) , of shades. l'rice for Scarlet and Crims on, _ One Shilling ; the others ex pellee each. Sold by Charles Butler, Chemist, Cheansiae, corner of St. Paul's, London; and the principal Booksellers, Statioersn, and Druggists in the United Kingdom ; of whoa) may be had Pink D , . Blue Purple, Lilac, end Peach Saucers, fur dying Silks, Mtn ins,&c. John Barnett. Dino. John F.mdin. { I ZNIALES'S IVARRA NTEI) PENS, of various dc -13 gree, of hartlise.• and shade, marked as follows .-- 1111 very hard. tot Etching, du. It bard. fee note hand. FH fine and Irird, for Ladies' letter hand. waadium, cr gmeral writing. S soft, tine nib. SS tarry soft. for heading Isedgern, 811 soil, w ith hroad nibs, for Law y ers, &c. Marnsfactured aed sold at 1313, Aldersgate-street, London, from Gs.tt2fw.perloo. The dlawieserorwr somata 10 .perouss "Mans in the country the necessity of sending their orders direct to his Establishinent in as they will tboo secure the Advantage cf careful package, ar..l be sore that no inferior ortieleiwariln.sir stre d fir warranted ". They may also supplied with 11 riling I'3pers, Account is ks, and Stationery in general. illips Mr. Phillips. A LL Persons who have any Claims or I)emands upon, LA. or are indebted to. the Ditate and Effect.' of JOHN RID DELL, late of the pariah of Enfield. in the County of Middlesex, EN., a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Honourable East India Com pany's service, deceo•ted, are requested forthwith to send an ae. count of that respective Claims and Demands. or to pay the amount of thole respective Debta.to Dle srs. G. T. and R. Taylor, of Ift, restberstona-Intiklings, Holborn, the Solicitors for Rose Riddell, widow, the Executrix, 30 order that the accounts may be tdjusted and settled. Malice is hereby given, that by INDENTURE, LI • bearing date the 11th day of August tnstent, and made be. tween James Wood, of Choritolt-row, in the Parish of Manchester, and County of Leascastet, Cotton Spinner. of the on. part ; and John Berry, of Heptonstall, in the County of York, Cotton Mann roomer, and John Wood, of Little Newport-street, Leicester. iqoare. in The County of Middlesex, Mercer, of the other part ; the .aid JAMES \FOOD bath ranted, assigned, or otherwitte assured o the said John Berry and John Wood, their Helm Executors. Administrators, and Assigns respectively, all the ESTATE and INTEREST t f the said James Wood in certain FREEHOLD HERKIFITASIENTS In thorkontow aforesaid, hind in the Honiu and Proceeds to arise therefrom, as therein mentioned, soon the trusts therein mentioned or referred unto, being for the teneSt of the Creditors of the said James Wood, as herein. fter mentioned. And by nn I NDENT('RE of ASSIGNMENT, wiring even date with the before-mentioned Indenture, and made tetween the said James Wood, of the tiret part; the sail John Jerry and John Wood, of the second part ; and the several other .'ersons whose names or firms are thereunto subscribes' and seals 'a hard (being respectively Creditors, or Agents, or Attornevs‘of soften of the said James Wood), of the third part : the said J.IME3 W 001) bath assigned ALI. his PERSONAL En asui-NIFFBCTS (except OA touch as is comprised in and a signed by the Brst.mentioned Indenture) unto the said John Jetty and John Wood, their Executors, Administrators, and As. gas, upon trust , for the benefit of all the Creditors of the said fumes Wood who shall execute tho said Indenture of Assignment oy or before the 9,h day of November now next ensuing. And the slid several Indentures were duly execnted by the said James .Good and John Berry on the 9th clay of August instant, and by Vie said John Wood go the 15th du of August instant. And as t • the execution thereof respectively by the same James Wood and John Berry, the same was attested by William Casson, Solicitor. R:d Cross-street, in Manchester, in the County of Lancaster; and as to the execution thereof by the saki John- Wood, the same was attested by Mr. Nathaniel 31ilne, Solicitnr,Temple, London. GALON And Co.'s BEAVER HATS, at 21s. and 235. surpass all others for Meaty, Colour, tlegance and Dora hiiity. Gentlemen who are paying high prices for inferior Hats, , fe now purchase of the :Manufacturer, 313. Strand, opposite CB'-'treat, • Hat they can admire and commend. Drapers and Deals" who buy foreash will find it the cheapest house in London. emu wt with soy hermit. ~e strelmi. Fort str tr.'s", nua a c.., 41.1'faLV. e L AND FOR MARINO 10E CREAMS, WITHOUT THE All) O 1 ICE. 11OHN PATTERSON, Furnishing Ironmonger, No. 41, 11.1 New Bridge-Greet, Itlackfrisrs, has constrncted an ICE PAII, upon entirely new and philosophical principles, for the ,bove-mentioned pittlins?s, which at efrats with a degree of efficacy and precision hitherto unknown. Patterson's Ice Pails are manufactured in handsome and sim?le forms, In great variety of patterns, and at reasonable prices. They may besees in constant operation it his house, 41, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, the second house from Ludgate-hill, but at no other shop in bondon. SORES. BURNS. SCA LBS. WOUNDS. ULCERS, &c. UARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE.—This LTA Cerate will be found most efficacious in every kind of Wound, Sore, Scald, Born, Bruise, Eruption, Ulcers of every de nomination,' especially Sore and Ulcerated begs, which have been pealed in an rapid a 'banner that a new method of cure has been istabliatved by this useful Preparation ; Sore Breasts, Intlamnia don. o f the Eyes, &e.; Scorbutic and Cancerous Humours, Erysi pelsx or St. Anthony's Fire, Ring Worm, Sore Throats, Chops, Chilblains, &e. Sold in Boxes at Is. 1 id. and 2e. fid.. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Chcapside, coiner of St. Paul's, London ; 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, rind 220, Regent-street; and by the principal etheine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. * lb * NOTICE.--E Marshall respectfully informs the Public, that from and after the Ist of March, 1626, Mr Charles Butler will he her sole Agent for the sale of theabove; r ate, which will bear her Name on the Label of each Box, *sate.: atria of the late John Marshsll ; and a Government Stawap with the words •` Charles Butler, 4, Cheapside," engraved thereon. IJALLS DIGESTIVE or I)INNER PILLS..--Of' 11 all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, and none am more common , than a disordered state of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended with flatulence, acidity , pains in'the s tomach, giddiness, head-ache, and heartburn. To remove three' painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by ' gi% log renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers, is the express design of the above pills ; and experience has abon-1 dandy proved that they are eminently calculated to produce the important results. By taking them a short time before the hour al dinner. the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the ere. casional use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and. healthy state. As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which sons persons are liable, these pills are decidedly reeommended, and as an effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to persons on long voyages. and experieneingo change of climate; and as they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no altera tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite,. Prepared only by Mr. C. W. Clarke (successor to the latt Mr. R. Hall), at 115, Ilolborn-bill ; and sold in boxes at 2s. 9d., 4s. Gel., and lls. Bd. To guard against counterfeits, the Public art respectfully re quested to observe, that those duly can , be depended. upon as genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 115, llolhom-h ill." Sold wholesale by Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Churchiard ; Butler, 4, Cheapside • Barclay, Fles-market; and retail by Ottadlatig, Gate of the itoyal Exchange; Johnson, 88, Combine Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly ; r mmte, onintrof Great Titchtield-street, Oxford - market; 1 eleake, road; Martin, 2, Upper S e y mour-street s Sonseroale Stranger, Charlotte-street, Pimlico ; S ' ellors 9, hingVtatil,Ws' , arie-square, Chelsea; Fry, lb, Bridge-street, t,ambrthi Moine"; 14, Park place, Kennington ; Beales, 1 7 , Hig h-street, Newin g ton Butts; Williams Williams and Co, 7, Bodford-place, Commercial-road; Holwell, 2119, High-street, Borough t Jones and Co., 11, Georgeh Ciretss, Great Surrey-street t Emerson, 80, Upper East limitlifield ; Brabham„ 14, High-street, Poplar; Ivory, 180, Shorediteb; Reales. 1941, Bishopagate-street Without; Jones, Hoelpleyarrid Fowkes, 35, NI ary.street, Ilamostead-rood ; mid hallatsort Pogi- Where may be also had, Hall's Cough Pills and, Pectoral Lo zenges, for coughs, asthrou, shorttess of brektb; addlithir affec tions of the lungs, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. irirr Office, Aug. 14, 11t26. . • - Royal Regiment of }tom Guards—Lieut. C. Trent to be C - tam, by purchase, vice Itiddiesilen, promoted ; Cornet Lord J. F. Russell to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trent. In Regiment of Dragoon (luards—Lieut. R. F. Poore. from the bait-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Sir G. G. Aylmer, Bart. who exchanges, receiving the difference. 3d ditto—Assistant-Surgeon A. Campbell., front the 64th Foot, to he Assistant-Surgeon vice Ingham. promoted to the 29 th Foot. 4th ditto—Surged° It. Webster, from the 51st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wicklow, deceased. 7th ditto—Lieut. W. Elton to be Captain, by purchnee, vice Pratt, promoted ; Comet W. 1). King to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vise Elton. lot Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet 11. J. Steamy to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Conchs. promoted. 13th Regiment of Light Dtagoons—E. C. Hodge, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. vice Smith, decetmed. 15th ditto—Capt. J. M'Alpint to be lilejor, by purchase, vite O'Donnell. promoted. 16th ditto—LieuL.Col: It. Arnolil, from the half-pay, to be Lien.' , tenant-Colonel, vice J. H. Belli, who exchaages, receiving the , din'eretice ; J. W. Torre. Gent. to he Cornet,. by purchase, vice Blood, promoted. • Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—LieutaCot, C. Ar flits from the holf.pay to be Captain and:Lieutenant-Colonel.. doe R. Arbuthnot, 1 .C.8. who exchanges; Lieut. St. J. Dent to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice ehoplie.,. promoted. Ensign J. Forbes. from the 113 d Foot, vista Codrington. pro moted; and M. G. Burgoyne, (krt. vice IVigram, promoted— to he Ensigns end Lieutenants. by purchase. 3tl Regiment of Foot Guards—Capt. J. Bernet', front the half. pity, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice C. Coote, aho ex. changes, receiving the difference. . . tat Regiment of Foot—Ensign C. Ford to be Lieutenant, by put-, chase, vice Carter. promoted. 2d ditto—Capt. W. Hunt to be Major. by purchase, vice Cash, promoted ; Lieut. J. L. King to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hunt. 3d ditto—Lieut: W. Scott, from half-pay 60th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice T. Shiel, who exchanges. 7th ditto—Ensign D. C. Bowles front the 55th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Forbes, promoted. ' 11th ditto—Lietit. H. A. Ilankey to be Captain, by pterebase, vice N'andeleur, promoted • Ensign 11. C. Powell, to be Lieutenant , by purchase, vice,Hankey. E. lisnauze, Gent. vice bluegrave, prontoted ; and J. 11. Broom, Gent. vice Powell—to be En signs, by purchase. 11th ditto—Lieut. A. Boltbn, from the 3,1 Dragoon Guards, to bo Captain, without purchase, vice Wiltshire, deceased. 12th ditto—Lieut. W. T. It. Smith, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase. vice Forbes. promoted. 14th ditto—Lieut. J. Higginbotham, from. half-pay 62.1 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Evans, whose appointment has nut taken • place. 15th ditto—Lieut. F. L. Ingall, from the Veteran Companies for Service in Newfoundland, to he lA;2,l;vant, vice Dawson, ap pointed Quarterroastsr: Lieut..l. W. Dewson to be Quarter tnaster, vice L. Hardy, who retires upon half-pay New Bruns wick Fencibles. 20th ditto—J. Chamber, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, via Scott, promoted in the :15th Foot. 22d ditto—Lieut. Col. P. C. Taylor, from the hail-pay, to he Lieu.. tette:lt-Colonel, vice Sir LI. Gough, who exchanges. Ensign S. B. Boileau to be Lieutenant, by pureoase, vice Gough, pro rooted. R. Bayly, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchitae, vice Boi leau. 23. 1 . ditto—Capt. W. Le Meeurice Tupper, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice C. Beale, who exchanges, receiving the dif ference. Hosp. Assist. A. Brovine, 11. D: to be Amistant-Sue geon, vice Smyth, promoted. • 25th ditto—F. F. Lays, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Seton, appointed to the BOth Foot. Nth ditto—Bosp. Assist, M. Bardin to be Assistant-Surgeon, ate Livens. promoted in the Slat Foot. 29th ditto—Assist. Surgeon C. T. Ingham, from the 31 Dragoon Guard., to be Surgeon, vice W. Milton, placed upon half-pay. 34th ditto—Capt. G. Roston. from the halt4e-y, to be Captain, vice T. Cradock, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 36th ditto-31ajor G. Ford, frotn the 58th Fcot, to be Wejer,:vice Rowan, who exchanges. 37th ditto—Lieut. T. Smith, from the 35th Foot. to be Captain, by purchase . vice Bowers, promoted. Lieut., R. J. Marsha/a, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice B. Sarsheld, vino ex changes, reccirin the difference. 46th ditto—sr. J. le mtge. Gent, to be Ensign, by mitchese, vice Crompton. appointed to the 65th Foot. 48th ditto—En-ign E. (1. H. 11. Gibbs to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice APCleverty,, whowe, promotion by purchaee.has net taken place. It. C. Hamilton, Gent. to he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Gibbs. 50th ditto—Ensign C. F. Hatton, from the 66th Foot, to be Lieu tenant. by purchase: vice Kennedy; promoted. Slat ditto—Lieut. ft. llitedealey: to be Captain, by purchase, vice Boyly. promoted. Assist. Surgeon-P. ll..Lavet.l4 from the 23th Ftrot, to be Surgeon, vice Webstart appointed to the 4th Dra goon Guards. 5341 ditto—ll. Walsh, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fortes, appointed to the Coldstream Foot Guards. 56th ditto—Smut. Major Polloa, from the Royal Marines, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Would!, deceased. 57th dito-.-Ensign 11. Hill to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieu tenant, vice Aubin, promoted. E. Llekyer, Gent, to be Ensign,: vice Hill. 50th ditto--Brevet Lieut. Col. W. Rowan, from the 36 h Foot, to be Major, vice Ford, who exchanges. En- gm H. H. Creaghe; from the half-pay, to be Ensign, vice H. L. Bsslwer, who ex- changes. 62d ditto--Major J. Reed, from the half-pay, to be 31ajor, vice Roberts, promoted. 641 h ditto—llosp. Assist. C. Diown to be Assisrant.;zorgeon, vice Campbell, appointed to the 3tl Dragoon Guards. 66th ditto—W. L. Dames, (lent. vice Cory tor, appointed to the 85th Flat; and T. W. Jackson, Gent. vice Ilatton, promoted m the 50th Foot, to be Ensigns, by purchase. ;Ist ditto--Ensign C. A. Dean, from the 111th Foot, to be Ensign. vice Sernbur, promoted. 81st ditto—Lieut. L. A. Spearman, from the half-pay, to be Lieu tenant, vice T. C. Wheat, who exchanges, receiving the dif. ference. 84th ditto—.D. Lainl, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dean, appointed to the 71st Foot. 87th ditto—Ensign R. Loveday tole Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Masterson, promoted. C. Dunbar, Gent, to be Ensign, by yorchase, 'tee Lovedayi 89th Oitto--Lleut. J. Barrett, from half-pay 12th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Gorse, appointed to the 92d Fuot. 90th ditto—:Ensign W. J. Owen to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eyles, promoted. 92d ditto— Lieut. W. Gorse,frorn the fl9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Graham. promoted in the Royai African Colonial Corps. 94th ditto—J. R. Pipon, Gent. without purchase, vice Carrie, ap pointed to the 53d Foot ; T. Cunninghame, Gent, by purchase,' vice Aloe:eau, promoted—To be Ranges. 96th ditto—R. C. Lloyd, Gent. to be Entio, by purchase, vice Partridge, promoted. 98th ditto—Capt. A. Nrame, to he Major, by purchase, vies Rudsdell, promoted ; Lieut. - A.. C. firegory to be Captain, by purchase, vice Neame; Ensign U. W. V. Vernon to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Gregory; and E. 0. Beoadley, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Vernon. Rifle Brigade—Capt. A. It. Wellesley, from the half.pav, to be Captain, vice Logan, promoted; Second Lieut. J. R. Groves to be ritst lieutenant, by purchase, vice Falconer, promoted ; E. H. Olegg, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Groves. Veteran Companies for Service in Newfoundland—Lieut. F. W. small, from half-pay New Brunswick Fencibks, to be Lieute nant, vice Ingoll, appointed to the lath Foot. BREVET. The under.rnentioned Cadets of the Honourable the East India Company's Service to have the temporary rank of Second Lieute- mutt, during the period of their being placed uner the command 4 of Lieut..Colonei Pesky, of the Royal Engineers, d at Chatham, for Field Instructions in the Art of Sopping and 31 ining Gentlemen Cadets—J. Kilner ;A: Walker; S. Hare ;S. Vardon; J. Bell ;C. Alcock W. Birdwond ; and F. Clement. A. S. King, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel upon half-pay, to have the local rank of Lieutenant• Colonel upon the Continent of Europe only. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Surgeons to the Forees.—Surgeon A. 3lelville, M.D. from the 25th Foot. vice J. Glaseo. see, who retires upon half-pay ; and Assistant-Surgeon W. R. Rogers, from the 10th Light Dragoons, vice S. Panting, who retires upon half-pay. To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—T. Spence. Gent. vice Thompson, appointed to the 713d1 Foot; and Li. Marshall, Gent. vice Hardin, promoted. UNATTACHED. To be Lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry by purchase.—Major 11. C. Cush, from the 241 Foot; Captain T. Chaplin, from the Cold stream Guards; Major C. R. O'Donnell. from the 13th Light Dragoons; and Major J. Rtidettelt, from the tutee Foot. To De Majors of Infantry by purchase.—t'aptains B. Adams. from The 17th Light Dragoons ; R. Vanelcu, from the leh Fot ; J. W. D unn, from the 40th Foot ; ll. r Bayly. from the o 51. t Foot ; C. Forbes, from the 12th Foot; A. Pratt, from the 7th Dragoon Guards ; and C. It. Bowers, from the 37th Foot. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase.—Lieuteannts B. 11. Curteis, from the Ist Dragoons; T. W. Eylcs, from the 00th foot; and S. Pole, from the 17th Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase.—Cornet C. A. Lewis, teen the Ilth Light Dragoons; Ensigns W. C. Mayne, from the sth Foot; G. Maclean, from the 04th Foot: W. T. P. Shoe% from the 33d Foot; J. P. Gordon, from the 80th Foot ; and Sub-Lieutenant H. Peyton, from the Ist Life Guards. COMMISSARIAT. To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General.—Commissariat- DECT I ARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, heft et tho-flankropts'Oelee under Act 6 Geo. Ash. cap IC see. 6. JOlrrf Serforavlght), Onektrington. Cheshire, rtetualk. (Filed I eth of A ugnst.)..—lnlin Willis May, Captle.square,Brigluoti , wine.trochant. (Filed•l4tit of Auguat.)—Jusbus Russell, Great Caetbrklge.strert, Hackney-road. (Filed Litlt of August.) 11ANKRUFTCli' ENLARGnterED. from Aug. 4 to Jam; SEnntr.r.,* Camberwell, carpe, g. Sept. 1, at 11. at the Bankrupts' CAM ' • 1 BANKRUPTCIFIS SUPERSEDED. Wsr.t.tass .irukt, El4ll, Norfolk, miller. JOKY fig unixtt Foissru, Eread.street, Cheopeide, ware. houseman. BA NKRI/PTS. Jotr:? Ts-mums.. Stsmforttotreet, and Mitcham, dyer, to sur. render Angust 111, 19. anti September 46, at 11, at the Bank rupt.' Conn. Solicitors, Messrs Intdrion and Brown. Carer-auto:. WILLfAm H lei MAN, Great Ceatwo 1, Berks, vatle-salcomar , August 2t. a: EL ptem at and Se abet 12. 11, and 28 , nt 1 0 . at the BankrUpts' Court. Solicitor. Mr. Digs, Southampton-buildings. Holborn. • Hu BEST coon, „Regetit's-terrace, City-road, merchant, August 21,29. at 12, and Sept tothzt at 11, at the Bankrupt s Court. Solicitor, Air. Thomas Jones, Kirtg's.dirass•Vastt, Coleman-street. slAings KIETtO MOANES, Louth, Lincoln, carpenter. August 28, 29: and September 'alt, at 11, at the Crown and Wool Packs Lou, Louth. Solicitors, Messrs. Akio and Dein, Gray . 's- Inn-spare, LtiedosY; and Mr. William orhnt Ailiaoo, Loin. Thomas Watson CiLt.luid dntriti,oas4 GILL, Coventry; mercers., August 22. at 0, 23, slid Sepienther.26, at 10. at the Hean'lnn Coventry. Solicitor, G e orge Edmunds. Eschequer.office, ' Lincoln's-Inn; and Messrs. Carter and Dews,, Coventry. Vitaoicts KEN )(EDT, %(iston-Upon-linit, Toren-draper, Au gust 2151.. 2d, and September 26„atIliat the Dsg Imo Duck, Kings -100-Upon.ll=. • Solictroni,. Skroirs. Bnglottterd Sbaeklee, Hull and MUM,. Rorer aod Son, Gray's.fmt-rdiee, Holborn. .Letts Pam:. Dcritcotl, Warwick, bellows-maker, Septembe , 0,9, and 26, at 12. at the Royal Hotel, Temple-rew. Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Ulatka„Kichards, and Bledntif, Chimecry-lanc and Mr. Frederick JAMES Jou:rang, Candace, Cheshire, ailk.thrnwstcr. Augur' 2.1. at 3, .20, at 10, an September 26. at t, at the Bull's Head Inn, Coercion . , Solicitors, Mr. Alexander Wilson, Hinter-Bench- Waik,„lorser Temple, London; and nary. Lockett and VeudreY, Congliton. Tmox ts Dust, Bristol victualler, August 22 . 23 , and Sel. , . . mealier 2 6, at 10, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Solicitors, Mews, Diets and Bralkinr . idge. Bantett's-httiklings, Holborn ; and Mr. Janu:s Wellington, Jun. ItristoL • &mum. 3lincLET, JOSErli Mtmar.T.T, lofts 111113GLEY., and. WILLIAM 31 incLEY, Atenondbttry, Yorkshire, fa::cv clot+ , - manufaeusters. Augint 29. gO, 30: at 9, and September 26, at 2, at the George Inn, nthldersileld. Snikitme, Messrs. Jaques and Battye. Coleman-street; and Messrs. Battye and Hop, Bud . derstield. Joust PEAIISALL, King-street. Cheopsicle, boarding and k i d g ., ing house keeper. August 23, at 9. 29, and September 26, at 10, t the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Parrey, Aldermolsory. Jolts CiEOEIGE Moo.rts.:, Mark:Jane, merchant. August 18, 22 1 at 11, and September 20, at 1 2 . at the Bankrapts' C.sart. Se. Scum , Mr. Eicke, Old Broad-Street. TIIOMAS WILKINSON; West-square, Surrey, undetweiter, Augint 10, at 10, September 8 and 26, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Molars. Oattsio and Barlow, Austin-friar: 'WILLIAM FEAUNRIOE, Teo Mg, Yorkshire, merchant, September 9, at the Sessions-Inane, Wakefield, 14; and 211, at the Black Bull Inn, Gomersal. Yorkshire, at 10. Solicitors, Messrs. Evans and Shearralm, Batton-garden; and Mr. CST; °arsenal. DIVIDENDS. September 15. AV. J. King, Battorsea, Surrey, turpentine-mer chant, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court--Septenotierg. S. Williams, Finsbury-square, mereltaat, at 1 i, at the Bankrapta' ternher 8. If. Evans, 31archmont. atm t, draper. at 10, at the Bank rupts' I:4:met—September ii. It. R. Stotklarl an] 11. ;Tash, broad.. me. Westmcrister, ironmongers, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Coon— September 12. E. Lunn and G. Lonn, Halifax, chemist!! and dniggi:ts. at 11„ st the White Swin Inn, Halifax —September D. Jackson, Ilirmingham. button-factor, at 1, at the Royal 'Hotel, Birmingham—September 18. P. Clarke, Mancheater, grocer. at 3, at the Star Ino, Mancheater—rseptenaber 7. S. Haskins, Bristol, grocer, at 1 at the Commerciil.Roome, Bristal—Septeraber 16. 5t0l C. Parker, Bristol, tailor, at I, at the CoMmerclal Root ers Bri September 9. J.. 1. Boylie, Leeds, ooreerifsedbikagent.; at 1 "2, at the Coma House, Leetia—Septaralser 11. J. 'Went, Kennirighall. NottOlk,,general-shookeepar, at 4, it the White Swan Inn, bor,q, Stration---Scptember 12. J. tflair, Scottsgood, NArthumberland, lamp-black-manidgcturer, at 11, at the George Inn, Newcasth.- upon-Tyne. CERTIFICATES —S Errtatitga b. E. Itoyton, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—ll, Carpcnte-, Basinglell-street, money-scrivoner-s. O . Atkinson, Liverpool, twer chani.-:-T. Andrews, Soho-square, Culyer, Loo s don-Wall, harness-maker—T. B. W. Dudley, King-street. West minster, ormolu-manufacturer —T. Gough, Stockoort, builder—W. llibbert, .Noun -street , Grosvenor-square, In =lll - Moires and L. Aleses, Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, nisrellants--J. Strith, Borne-Asa , :, Lincolnshire, wiae-merchant- J. Sr:tailbone, High-street, Illoonisbury, auctioneer—W. Finch, bakenham, Noilmk, innkeeper. SCOTCH SEQ . ' ;E ST RAT IO NS. Jome NIVEN. St. Andrew's, corn.merehant, et the Tontine Ins, 'Caper, Sept. 18 and Oct. 3 , at 12. Jams:a lain av, Glasgow, wholesale stationer. at the chambers of Mr. John Ferguson. Glasgow, Aug. 30, at 12. Tnomas Mum, Kirkaldy, grocer, at Low's Inn, Kirkaldy. Aug. 13, sets Dutf.fax MACTAILANE and Co., Glasgow, merchants, at tha chambers of Messrs. Mann and Sinith, Glasgow, Sept. 9 and 23, at I. Rontrrsofe, M'LEAse, and Co.. Glasgow, manufacturers, v the chambers of Mr. Itnbert Muir, Oiasgow, Sept. 7 and 21. at 2. DttnyeAßp a nd D A vinsoN, Edinburgh, apirit.tlealers, at Fer guson's Tavern, Edinburgh; Ang. 17 and Sept. 1. at 2. A T.E'.:ANDEn MACEEDIE, gdinburgh, bookseller, nt the Royal Exchange enflbe-house. Edinburgh, Aug. 18 and Sept. 2, at 12. 3,01E3 GrAnAat, Alloa, maluster, at :.he Tontine Hotel, Allot. Aug. 19 and Sept. 2, at 2. Lnwatin Doti), Merton Hall, Wigtonshire. cattle dealer, at the Ring's Arms, Ne w ton -Stewart, Aug. 28 and Sept. 2 3 , at I. Josue Cstatt, Portobello, builder, at Budge's London coil - L . :- hone, Edinburgh, Aug. 23 and Sept. 20, at 1. TAME? Att.ag and Son, Glasgow, grain-merchants , at the Black Bull, Glasgotv, Sept. 7, at 2. ‘VILI.t A 74 Oat Lea?, Edinburgh, s pirit-merchant , atDrystltle's Edinburgh, Sept. 1. at 12. Jastgs and A 0331 MMITEITIT. Glantryle, merchants. at the Blatt Bull , Glies , vow, Sept. 18 and 27, at 3 - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Jackson and W. Jackson. Lancaster, common brewers—W. Jackson and T. Barber, Lancaster, coton•matiufacturer . —l field anti G. Frogitt, Ilawurth, Derbyshire, ention-spinnens....J, Mit and R. P. Jackion, Liverpool, ship-chandlers—N. !Mauls. and N. Al. Priaulx, Southampton, commemial agents.-J. Rose and H. W. Palmer, Gre , t Gnildford.street, Snuthwark„ iron/papaws— I. Bradford and 0. A. Bradford, Alinnries, London, mathematical instrument-makers—A. Harvey, A. Harvey, mid T. Harvey, D cr . Der by, grocers—lt. Shontocks and J, .31to.rwsks, Salford, .Lanansbire, I and ming 121 116 230 Ft rt. g the n Su. old. at 'dec. old at rtroeg 1 have I. In Ashes reb of I. 31 Id. ; for re lees .tea. Cubs cAuiar at 31: Jaa nhun, t Sid.; taro_ a bd. In have 11., and but not arrivals narket, week. ned Is. my the it Oats n band, buyers. ready I not so main as