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I notice is hereby given that the laws against the sale. or ad. gas, both in the Cabin and Steerage, and is peculiarly adapted vertising for sale, of Foreign Lottery Tickets, or of any Lottery fm the Conveyance of Horses and Cattle. Tickets nor authorized by Parliament, and against Little Goes and For Freight or Passage apply to /Weide Lotteries, will be strictly enforced. BUCKLES, BA fiSTER, and BUCHANAN, It is requested that the outstanding l'rizes may be brought in for MI, Mark-lane. payment with the least possible delay, that the Lottery A E ccounts mis} be finally dosed. L. HSSE. 15 entered slut at the Custom-house, and has great put of her Cargo on board, and will sail immediately, VOR NEW SOUTH WALES direct, the fine new .1; coppered Brig MAGNET, Al. JOHN TODD, Corn. mander. Bunhen 250 Tons. Lying in the London Dock. Has very superior Accommodations for Cabin arid Steerage Passengers. For Freight or passage apply to BUCKLES, BAUSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lune. ' ' BANK ENGLAND, July 7. HE Court of Directors o f the Governor and Company 1 of the Bank of England give notice, That Proposals in writing, sealed up (with the names of the parties proposing written on the outside), will be received by the Secretary, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 12:h instant, at Tweb e o'clock, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Bank with 400 CHALDRONS of II EATON MAIN COALS. and GO CHALIMONS of HARTLErS COALS, to he delivered in the mouth of August next, at the rate of 12 Sacks to each Chal. Men, with the usual ingrain, (tee of expense ; and also 200 DOZEN POUNDS of CANDLES, to be delivered in the months al/ember and November next ; likewise4So REAMS of BLOT TING PAPER; 200 REAMS of FOOLSCAP PAPER, insides; and 200 REAMS of QUARTO POST PAPER, insides. The Paper to be delivered at periods, and in quantities. the parti culars of which may be known at the Storekeepers' Office, where samples of the Candles and specimens of the Paper may be sera every day (holidays excepted), between Ten and Three o'clock. fawns willing to contract for the same, or their Agents, tents 'mend at the Bank, on FRIDAY, the 14 , h instant, at One o'clock precisely, otherwise no regard will be paid to their Tenders. Security will be required for the doe performance Of the said Contracts. R. RDIT, Secretary. No Tenders will be received after Twelve o'clock oa Wednes day, the Ittla Inst. BRITISH INSTITUTION, P LI,M ALLo—His MA /3 JKBTY, with that liberality and condescending kindness with whisk he bee alwsys favoured the objects of the BRITISH INSTITUTION, baying placed at the disposal of the Directors, fur the omega of immediate Exhibition, his PRIVATE COL LECTION of PICTURES. frum Carlton-Howie Palace, the GALLERY is OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Morning until biz la the Evening. Admittance le. Catalogue la. WILLIAM BARNARD, Beer,. Fr. ANSTEREOMACHIA.—Mr. BULLOCK respect fully announces that his PA NSTE REO AC II IA or MODEL of the celebrated BATTLE of POICTIERS, in which Edward, the Black Prince, so eminently distinguished himself by the cloture of John, King of France, and the entire over throw of the French army, IS NOW OPEN for public inspec tion, at the spacious Room, M. Regent-street. This unique mid intetesting Exhibition comprises upwards of 1,300 beautifully-modelled Figures, occupying a spice of 31 feet by 18, and representing the contending Armies of France and Eugland in m.irtal combat, which, with their pennons. arms. blasonry, and splendid accoutrements, present a complete and grand view of that inemotsble Battle. The Figures are modelled with the strictest regard to historical truth, and with the most ac curate 'attention to the Chivalry, Heraldry., and Costume of the period to which it relates, forming a singularly novel and brilliant Exhibition of British Military Achievement. . . . Aiminninn, One klitilling. (20CIETY for SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY of 0 CLIMBING BOYS, by encouraging a new Method of Sweeping Llituneys, and for humoring the Condition of Children and when employed by Chimney Sweepers. The Eleventh Report of the Committee, containing. among other interesting matter, 3lr. Birt's anoint of his patent Chimney Flue. is in course of distribution to the Subscribers, rind may be had of Messrs. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row, mice le. The Committee take this opportunity or impressing on tho minds of the Subscribers and Public. the difficulty affecting the attainment of the benevolent object of the Institution, in consequence of a dis continuance of subscriptions and donation.. The very limited re sources of the Committee preclude the possibility of di ff using that WWI general knowledge of the machine whic h would insure its almost universal adoption, of supplying it gratuitously cr at half. pace to de.etving and industrious Individuals, of stimulating the use of it b' res arils, and finally of affording effectual provision for Climbing Boys rescued from cruelty, or who, having outgrown Its imuiednee inflictions, still deeply mighr in mind and hotly from 1.• consequences. J. A. WILT, No. Iv.. Leadenhall-street. Secretary and Collector. The Cotucuittee ire further induced to offer E3IPLOVAIENT to any active, vetoer, industrious, and ingenious man, willing to set up the business ef Chimney Sweeping, by 3lechanical Means alone. Any person desirous of accemirg this offer, and capable of giving sonority fur the vogue of the outfit, wall which he will be pro. sided, may learn aq psi Calor, by appliatim to the Secretary, as ab.ive. Sul set; rtions are received by W. Tooke, Fol. Treasurer, No. 3, Holborn-room (hay's Inn ; and y Mors. Mures, Fleet-street. HEREAS WILLIAM LANE, of Digbeth-strect, . Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, Orange-mer. chant anc „Fruiterer, bath by a certain Indenture of Assignment Leiring date the `29th of June last, assigned all his Estate and Ef. fens unto MICH KI) Altai:4oN., of Lower Temple-street, Birmingham, aforesaid, Grocer, in trust (after paying certain ex- Peni s therein-mentionetli for he tqual benefit of such of the Cie eTht tw of the Bald Willia o Lane who shall execute the said 'Atm. tare within two months from the date thereof; and the execution of the said William Lane and Richard Harrison bath been duly attested according to the directions of a certain Act of Parliament, entitled " an Act to amend the Laws ratting to Bankrupts." Notice is hcrehy giv‘ll. that the said Deed now lies at my office. for execuslun by such of the Creditors of the said William Lane who shall conic tinder and take the benefit of the same; and such e them, who shall not hare executed the acme within two months from the date thereof, will be excluded all bet att thereunder. CHARLES DUNN. Bisnnett:sliill, Birmingham, July 1,11126. TO GENTLEMEN INTERESTED IN LANDED PROPERTY. v AN wi TE io respe c table pc; i c l t d ab4 . e r Gentleman, I.CER. and FAR3IINO STOCK APPRAISER, a Youth, as an ARTICLED CLERK. Great attention will be paid to make loin thoroughly acquainted with the management and value of sway description of Properly connected with Landed Estates. The most respectable referei.ce will be girtn and required. For farther information, apply (if by letter, post paid) to 31r. Judge, British Press Once, Pio. IRI, Strand. HAND-IN-lIAND FIRE-OFFICE, No. 1, NEW I liarpagwrizrt. 11 . LAcignsioss, Amy 1,1826. lo:stitutea 1 046. AU Persons whose Insurances become due at Al I MUM 3IER, are requested to observe that Receipts are now ready, and should be paid within Fifteen /ails front that period. The Directors have determined tha , , with certain exceptions, the Premiums on Insurances effected with this Office, of the three or dinary Classes, shall be reduced as follows. viz . First Cli!*l from 2.. to is. 6J. per Cent. :Amer.! Clan - front It. in 2s. fal. per Cent. Third Class . . from fro. to 4s. 6.1. per Cent. 'SE N.'. ROUSE. Secretary. ELASTIC SPINE SUPPORTERS. QIIOOLBRED'S PATENT ELASTIC SPINE SUP k 3 PORTER is an invention by which the Shoulders of Youth of both Sexes inclined to fall forward by weakness in the muscles, bad habits, or other causes, are kept in their proper position without any uncomfortable restraint. and their carriage m o st materially im proved. Another quality of the Elastic Spine Supporter is, that it strengthens the muscles which connect the scapulas with the Spine.in cases where they may have been weakened by improper in struments, or from natural causes. IVitile supporting the back, and giving extension to the thorax, it counteracts the predisposition to ennsamptitm, so prevalent in our variable climate among persons in the eulior stages of life. To those young Gentlemen who, from constant application at (be desk and other sedentary employment, frequently deform their per sonal appearance, by contracting the muscles of the chest, and con. aequently producing round shoulders, the Elastic Spine Supporter will be found to counteract such an effect, as, on the body resuming an greet posture, it restores the shoulders to their proper position, and thus prevents a disfigurement which habit might confirm. It is particularly recommeodee to those who have the charge of young Ladies or Gentlemen. from the age of eight years and up. 1 wards, the Elastic Spine Supporter giving a natural ease and elegance to the carriage. All other contrivances as yet had recourse to have invariably proved injurious to the health, by impeding the tree expansion of the lungs, by which deformity of the chest is frequently produced, and the health irreparably injured: they also impede the functions of the abdomical viscera: the Elastic Spine Supporter can have no such effect. A large assortment of the Elastic Spine Supporters, from 15s. to 305., may be seen at the Patentee's, A. Shoolbred, 34, Jermyn. street, St. James's, who is authorized to give references to many medical gentlemen, both of London and Edinburgh, as to their utility.—N.B. Braces are attached to the Gentlemen's. LOTTERIES END FOR EVER NEXT TUESDAY. CRROLL:COntract or, assures the Public that ihe very ,hot Drawing is Next Tuesday, the very last houery All Next Tnamtlay, the very last Chance is Next Tuesday, that will ewer ha presented to gain Thirty Thousand Pounds, by risking a Scheme contains, for the First, Last, and Only Time in the somas of Lott-riee. SIX PRIZES PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND FOUNDS, &c. &e. 'With Etter,. Ticket • Prize ! • Fainting an Afigrlate exceeding 4:3119,000 ! ALIA IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY, 18th THIS NIONTII (JULY). WHEN LorrEitiEs END FOR EVER. Titbits and Shares are now on Sale by CARROLL (Con tractor), at his for.urate Offices, No. 19, Coenhill; 7. Char ing‘orosi ; and VI, Osloal.street, London; whore he sold, within a short period, 4 Prizes of . S30,1)00 !I 4 Prizes .of 110,100! And other Conklin in former Lotteries szcesdlog A MILLION STERLING! • NEXT TUESDAY, OR NOT AT ALL( 4LTIIOUGII the notoriety given to the fact, that State lotteries will terminate for ever 'en TUESDAY NEXT, might make it appear unnecesmarr now to rarmore upon the subject, yet the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the ()fliers of RISII. Combill, and 9, Charing Cross, itilnands that the attention of the friends of these establishments should be particularly called to it. On that day Lotteries will not cease for ever; but 'hers will then be drawn, for the first and list time in One Day, SIX Priers of 30 0001. below the only op. poounity wnich will ever be afforded of gaining, as many thou. colds have done, a large fortune by a trifling risk. It is not too rmteli to anticipate that in the distribution of the above splendid Prizes, the usual good fortune will attend Bish's Uffices. particularly when it is known that there were shared and in the last twelve months., Five Priaps of 30.0001. Four of 21,4111. and Nine of 20.4)110/. besides nnmemus others of 10,009/. 1,1090/. &c. is 'he last Mewing, 3d of May, No. 1,03 - (:Lae fl. - 21,0001. So- 3.923 • - •.Clams A. . 21,0001. J 11 1'720. &c. &c. &e. VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR. N ITURE, &c. Prepared by. and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs G. MARSHAL'. and CO., Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden square, London, in bottles at 25.6 d. and 6s. each, with directions for use. Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, L'phols'erers, andDealeta, supplied wholesale, on liberal terms. This Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface; and it is not injured by hot water being spilled on it: on the contrary, it may he washed occasionally, it necessary. *.• For Carved Work, Beading, Legs, &c., Polish to be used with a brush may be had at the same price, which may be applied over wax, if required. To be had as above, His rilajesty's Salsolatile Lavender Vinegar The Oxygenated Soda Powders Eau de Cologne Superior seidlitz I'owders Arquebusade Water Cheltenham Salts. in Crystals Lavender Waitr Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Ditto, Perfumed Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto. M lite fleas Pectoral Cough Drops Vegetable Extract Aromatic Vinegar Esprits—Various Camphor Tooth Powder Pate Royale au: Mill Fleur' Vegetable Tooth Powder And every genuine Drug and 11 cdicine of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, cowpletcly fitted Sur any cli mate. N.B. All other advertised Prepantions fnr making the9ods and St idlitz Waters, under the above names, are spacious. ••• Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms • To be despatched es the 20th August, roll BOMBAY DIRECT, the Site eak Ship 114MAITI. IND, Buoh Ts, J. Ip. ST DP (of th. oe. C ,aaptitty"tt Service ), CoVande; 4 : Lying in th e Casa!, BPicit wall. • • _ _ .111ia Vessel has a Poop an! Accommodation+ for Paswenger equal to the Company's regular Ships, and carries an otperietteetlt Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to the Commander, at the Jima.. km cotfee..ltouse; to ,Me+ars. Fraser; Living, and Co., No. 12 4 St. Helves-place, Di.ttopsgate-street; or to 401 IN S. BRINLEY, No. 12, Rirchin.lane, Cornhal. QMALES'S WARRANTED PENS, of various de grees of hardness and shade, marked as 6110,8,- 1111 very hard, for Etching, &c. H bard, fur note h Fll fine and hard, fur ladies' letter hand. AI medium, or gerund writing. S soft, tine nib. S$ say soft. for heading Ledger', kr. 513 soft, with broad nibs. for Lawyers. &c. Ilanufactured and sold at 133, Alderagate-street, London, from us. to 20. i. per WO. The Manufacturer suggests to persons resident in the country the necessity of sending their orders direct to his Establishment in London, as they will tlren secure tire ativromge of careful package, and be sure that no inferior article is substituted fcr his warranted fans. They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account Books, anti Stationery in general. price Is. the Tenth Edition of A TREATISE on RAZORS; in*Whicif the weight, :IL shape, and temper of a Razor, the mamma earning ruin order, and the manner of using it, are partieulsrly considered ; tied in which it is intended to convey a knowledge of *WOE W was. cry on this subject. By BENJASIIN KINGSBURY, Bevy Maker. in the Monthly Review for May, 1798, rage 114, the Heat Edition of this little Work was noticed in the following terms We have read this Treatise witb intere.at and with pleasure. It is well worth the attention of the public " Snld by the Author, at No. 165, New Bend-street; and by Simpkin and Marshall,Stationers'-eourt, Ludgite-street. T ARRARE ; or, the Tartar Chief; and BROKEN PROMISES. The Music in the above popular Opera., selected, newly ar ranged, and adapted to English words by Mr. Hawes, now per. with distinguished applause at the Theatre Royal, Etv.lish Opera Untie. OBERON—The Mugie in this esteemed Opera, and the last pro duction of the late Carl Maria Von Webee,bs performed at t'le Theatre Royal, Covent-garden, and adapted by the Author for Voices. with Pianoforte Accompaniment. in three Acts. each I ss. The Melodies from the above Opera, arranaed fur the Fano forte, aith Flom ad. lib. by .1. F. Burrows, in Woks, each 43. JIM published, at the Royal Harmonic Institution, Argyll Remits; 246, Regent -street, and to be had at all the Music Warehouse; throughout the kingdom. EXERCISES ANDsycP!!:s FOR TAN PIANOFORTE, liieithg6;Eiii. A Siii_o46iNd. B. CRVAIRWS INSTRUCTIONS for the PIANO. O• FORTE.'with new Lessons, Annotations, &c. price les..d. SEQUEL to Ditto, consisting of expressly-emu:toped and newly. arranged Pieces, each preceded by a short prelude, fingered by the Author, Ss. USEFUL. EXTRACTS. chiefly Scales end easy Exercises, intended to facilitate the execution of more difficult passages, hying an Introduction to the Author's celebrated Studies, price fis. CRIVELLI'S PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES to the ART of SINGING; to which are added, twelve Solfeggios, with Ob servations, &e. 21s. LINDLEY'S EXERCISES and C.IPRICCIOS for the I'lo. LONCEI.I.O. fingred, &c. Ss. Cramer, Addison, and Bale, Music Publishers, &c. 201, Re.' gent-attest. SIINERAGOGY AND GEOLOGY. 'INSTRUCTIVE COLLECTIONS of MINERALS, which consist of the Metals, Esrths, and Rocks, cornpri.ing 0 H undred email Specimens, with Cabinet, price Two Guineas. COLLECTIONS, containing One Ilurdrcd and Ninety Speci mens, Four Guineas to Twenty, and upwards, as they are more select and numerous. . FAMILIAR LE,SONS on MINERALOGY and CFO LOGY, which explain to the Learner the most easy me hods of discriminating one substance from another. Eighth Edition, with Four Coloured Platen, mice 7s. for the MA NA OEM ENT of the BLOW PIPE, ACIDS' and TESTS, applicable to the Analysts of Mi nerala. Fourth Etl . tion, with Coloured Plate, price 4v. TRAVELS through the GOLD and DIA:GOND DISTRICT 0I BRAZIL. New - Eptitln.tr)th Coloured Plates, price 181. By J. 31AWE, 149, Strand. GEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS,' after IVerwer's System, from Two to Tea Ottiness._ _ _ _ jOitiAill.li LAPIDARIES' APPARATUS, complete. I, Jan., wife of t, Ilack. ,!°"I r*P.- SALES BY AUCTION. . , . POLICY OF 6,910 c. ROCK-OFFICE. AND SHARES IN THE PBOTEUTOR FIRE, EcoNo3iie LIFE. OFFICES, . a.c.: • • By Mr. 1100GART. At the. Mart, on PRWAY, the Vit. inatart, at 12, in Lots, b ; order of the Assig,.ete Altwqs. Went %oath and Co. APOLICY of .5.0001. efNetetl In June, 1811, in the ROCK LI FE-1 NSU 11 ANC E.OPPICE, Bridge-street, Itlackfriars ' on the Life of a tiendeansts, now aged 65 year, to ,getiwir ifithille addition of 4001., and still fur her addition in August next, eabjcct to the annual prenuum of lOU. 3a. 4d. fi 2011/. Snares in the Ecoomtie life.ofliee. • 230 Sharer' in the Protector Fire-offww. 411 Slierel in the London Corn Exchange Company. 3011 Shores in the .Isylum Awaratee.office. • 10 Colombian Pearl Frahrry ghats , . PArt;etilars may be Hatt of John Lev, Egg. Solicitor. IVokefield; at tin: Mart ; and of Mr.llo4gart, ti:!, Old Broad.street, Roy') Exchange. FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, At Havering Bower, In the Carnet' , ist Eases. and Three Acres of Copyhuld Land, with two ColAsltta contiguous, By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, nn FRIDAY; the 2tittvinstrent, at 12, In Two Lots, enter& an acceptable off r be previously made by pet ate colitratt, L0t1.1 7 1 - A VEILING FARM. a compact and very airable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate at Havering. near Verge) Perk, consisting of nearly fbrty-seeen acres of rich meadow laird, with a tarni-kause, orchard, ham, and out buildings, in hand, about two mil-•a rrom Roniford, the road front which plate to Ongar intersecting ttetertate• Lot 2. An improvalsle COPY IMLD PROPERTY, in the parish of Staplelord Abbott', cumisting of two 'Cottages, and about three acres of Land. May be viewed on applittation to Thomas Allen, the Ttail'ff, at Pero Park, and particulars brat at the Cups, (..tolchetrwr ; Black B ty, Chelmsford ; Lion and Lamb, Brentwood ; White Hart, Branford ; of Alextnilcr Murray, Esq., Solicitor Symntars-inn, Chancery-tan' ten Alessrs. Millington and Mulliner, Surveyors, Union -court, Ohl Ittea.l-street at the Mart ; nod of Mr. Hog gart, 62, Old Broad•strcet, Royal Exchange, whete a plan may bit wen. 'ERGO PA RK, NEAR BRENTWOOD AND HAVER INC:. IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mact, on FRIDAY, the 29fli it.stant, at 12, unless an acceptable offer is prev'ously oriole by Private Contract. TIRE MANOR and ESTATE of PERGO PARK; comprising a valuable Freehold and small Part CoPYltold iotuatc in the parishes of Havering, Nave Stock, and Staplef.4ll A !Amnia, about three inWs from the capital market town of Romford, and an!) , Ir niikwfratu London, iu a, beautiful part of the county of Essex; &iodating. of 460 acres, two roods, and 34 perches of remarkably rich Meadow, pa -tore, arable, and' wood land, in a high rime of cuitivation, well ef closed, and lying within a rit.g fence, with a goral tans-hnuse, offices. and garden, stabler, and suitable agricultural buildings; two excellent cottages, gardens, and orchard, and two entrance-lodges. The estate is well stacked with game, with sheets of water stored with fish, and pre aents several delightful situa.iona for the erection of a gentleman's residence. Ilse 'estate is in the bends of the proprietor, by whom it hat been farmed for several years, and of which early posses sion may be had. The Live and Dead Stock maybe taken at a fair valuation. .May be viewed by applying to Mt. Thomas Allen, the Bailiff, at Pergo Park, of whom particulars may he had. Particulars also at the Cups, Colchester ; Black Bay. C a ltelmsford ; Lion and Lamb, Brentwood; 11,.rt. Rumford; of Alex. Murray, Esq. So. liritor, Symondhi, Inn, Cliancery.lanei of Messrs Herrington and 3lulliner, Surveyors, Union -court, Old *road-term ; at the 3lart; and of Hr. Hoggart, 62, Old Brood- Wald, Royal Exchange, where a plan may be seen. TO 'AI ALT OTSTILLERS AND RFA"I'IFIEIIg. CAPITAL FREEIIOLI) MALT DISTILLERY, Together with the very complete Red `valuable Plant. Stanstead AbLotts, near Hoddesdon and Ware, in the County of Herts. Mr. ROGGART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. the 28th ipstant. at 12, in Ore Lot, THIS DISTILLERY, with its PLANT and STEAM ENGINES, hare Leen listshßebid, erected, and completed, at NM expense of eh ‘ut one hu 'thousand pounds : it is a Free hold Property, renal/ding of ~ ern Ire and valuable Malt Dis tillery, most subetantially land oecupyiug a large site of ground, with a frontage hi . 4 ) road of about 135 fe, t, by a depth of about WO feet, cent ***fit warehouse of large di. mentions, %still-house, bred nratious fermenting rooms, cooling Inas , milt houses, tiff .eng ine h ou s e , granaries, stabling for twelve horses, waggon sheds. srge yards.thiSeek harms hp** bu locks, cooperage, private hrewhouse, and two dwelling-houses; .Lo, the very ce enplete and valuable Plant, consisting of spirit vats. to contain 83.000 gsllonr. flee copper tills, to centaln about 22,000 gallon., mash tuns, coolers, &c. I two steam engines of eighteen and nine horse power, nineteen larre fermenting backs, under bucks, horse it ill , fire engine, capital beast' engine pump*, &c., the whole in excellent condition. This extremely valuable property is on ti.e verge of a line torn country, and contiguous to good corn markets, and within a few yards of the navigable River Lea. May be viewed by applying on the premises. a here particulars may be had. Particulurs also at the Bull Inn, Iftwidestion ; Sara. erns Head, Ware ; Bell. Hertford •, Salisbury Arms, Hatfield ; the Bush ' Bristol Otrorge lintel, Edinburgh; ond the Hotels at Dublin, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Manchester: of Messy , . Fisher and Norcutt. Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hogging, b 2, Old Brand-atreet. CA PINAL MARSH FARM, WALLASEA . ISLAND. ESSEX. By Mr. SILUTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on. IVEKDAY, the 25th instant . , at 12, unless an at. , eptatile offer is previously made by Private Contract, A Valuable FILEEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an Pa„ ercnsve MARSH FARM, situate in Wallasey. Island, eight tr:ileN from Rochfrrd, about a mile over the water to Burn , ham, artl about forty-eight from Condon, in the county of t • •• • 11CX ; twain i•ttog tour huoilted acrw, or thereabouts, of dry sound Land, of the first quality, chiefly :arable, lying within a ring fence, _and an. poached by convenient roads, with a farm-house, tarn - yar d, stables, granary, ant i suitable agricultural buildings. May be viewed, and particulars had, any day previous to the tale, of Messrs.. Wilson and Swaine, Solicitors, Rochford ; Mesita. Berkeley, Solicitors, No. 3, New Square, fcoln's Inn;' Biota Boy, Chelmsford ; Blue Boar, Mallon ; White Hart, Burnham ; Hotcl, Southend ; White Mart, Rumford ; Crown, Billericay ; Lion and Limb, Brentwood; et the Mart ; and of Mr.Shatdertorth , No. 20, Poultry. NOII7OI CAPITAL AND VEIIY VA ESTATI Manor, exre'lent Residence, tural Owbuildings, rile w TABLE FREEHOLD riot karm-howel, and Agricul is a high atom of cultivation. By Mr. IllifioA ET. Peremptorily, at the Alan, on Ffl IDA V.2Hth inst. at 12, unless an acceptable offiq is made by• Private Contract, ' • IIHE FELTWELL LODGE ESTATE, with the surrounding farm*, containing together about ONE THOU SAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES of fine arable, pasture, snarah, and wood lands, tear miles from Brandon; on the turnpike road to Lynn, 6 front Stnke, 22 from Newmarket, and U 2 from Lon don ; tozether with the extensive manors of %Intends, Shenetllcs. and Duntona, with fines, quit rents, rights, and immunities thereto belonging, in a country abounding with game, and lying in the parishes of Feltwell, St. Mary, and St. Nicholas, with an excellent brick-built family house, containing numerous rooms and offices of every description, pleasure-grounds. gardens, lawns., and numerous outbuildings ; the whole lying width' a ring fence. and in the highest state of ruhivation, tiering one of the finest investments , in the county of Norfolk ; kt to Alr. Wm. ylower, at a toe rent of COOL, per annum. Ake the Lodge. a neat residence or shooting box, with gardens, lawn, shrubbery, and plantations in hand. The Estates may be viewed on application to the proprietor, and particulars had at the Chequers, Brandon ; Crown. Stoke ; Hell, Thetford ; Crown, Lynn ; Angel, Norwich ; Rutland Arins, Newmarket ; Bridgwater Arms, Manchester ; Hotel, Liverpool ; at the Alert ; of Messrs. LISSOM andSone, Soliciton, Newmarket Of M ildenhall ; of Messrs. Isaacson, Norfolk-street, Strand; and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal tadange. CAPITAL MANUFACTURING PREMISES. EARI .-COURT, OLD JIRO pTO N. lly Mr; VITTI Al WO RT H. • At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, August 2, at 12. THE extensive and valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, catoptiaing an excellent range of manufacturing premises, conslating of walehouses,r , workshops, engine -house, saddlery, store-rtionui, coach-house, stabks, brewery, important outbuilding,. and a productive garden ; the whole adapted for a manufactory of any description requiting strength and apace. Also a anbstantial brick-built Residence, adapted for a genteel family ; nine brick-built eotn.ges two tenetnents, and sundry out buildings, producmg a considerable rental. The Estate is held on lease for a term of 25 years unexpired, at a low rent. Ala' , be viewed, and particulars had ten dare previous to the pale of Mr. Hensler. Solicitor, No. 7. Northumberland-atreet, Strand; of Memo. J. and 8. Pearce, Phillip', and Bolger, Soli citors, St. Swithin's-lane ; of Mears. Andrews and Crafts, Suli citors, Winchester -street; at the Mart; and of Mr. §huttlewoeth, 28, Poultry. LTALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS.—Of ti all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered state of the stomach, arising front w , skness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended pith liatulence, acidity, pains in the stomach, giddiness, herd-ache, and heartburn. To remove these painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed rigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers, is the express de,itm of the above pills; and experience has abun dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these important results. By taking them a short time before the hour of dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, .and by the oc casional use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and 1 healthy state. -•-• As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recominendcd, and as en effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family medicine. They have also been bigbly useful to persons on long voyages. and experiencing a change of climate; and as they du not emitain 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 late Mr. R. Hall), at 115, Hulborn-hill ; and sold in boxes at 2s. 91., 4e. 64., and Bs. lid. To guard ageing connterreits, the Public are respectfully re- 1 quested to obsereo, that those only can be depended upon as genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 116, Holborn-hill. " Sold wholesale by Edwards, 37, Sr. Paul', Churets-yard ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Barclay, Fleet-rus.ket; and retail by Stradling, Gate or the }loyal Exchange: Johnson, fig, Curnhill; Sanger. 159, Galted.street ; • Simpson, 21, Piccadilly • Pitman, warner of Great Titchbekl-ittreet, Oxford-market ; Freake, Tottenham.court road ; Martin, 2, Upper Seymour-street, Somers-town ; Stranger, Charlotte street, Pimlico; b'ellors, 9, King's-road, Sloane-square, Chelsel; Fry, 15, Bridge-street, Lamb, 310unsey, 14, Park place, Kennington ; Wales. 17, High-s:reet, Newington Butts; \Vinitimai Nal Co., 7, Iltoford-place, Commercial-toad; 209, fligh.strtet, Borough; Junes and Co., 3, George's Circus, Grirat Surrey-street; Emerson, 110, Upper East Smithfield; Walkout. 14, Hit:ll-street, Poplar Ivory, 129, Shoreditcli; Betties. 196, Hishupsgate-street Without; Jones Haekney.road ; Fawkes, 35, Al ary.stroet, aarnitstead-road ; and Laecastar, Poole. Where may be also hatl, Hut's Cough Pills and .Pectoral Lo 'serge,, for ("ORION asthma.; showing of breath, asid ether 'Sec tions of the lungs. SAW; BY AUCTION. . EQUITABLE AS-O;RA NCP: POLICY. By Mr. SI/UTTIEWURTII, At the Mart, Tit IS DAY, at 12, by order of :he Assignees, AValuable POLICY for the Sum of B,OOOL, effected with the Equitable Assurance Society, Illacktriars, in 1811 i, on the Life of a Gentleman now in the likt year of his age, with &veiling bonus thereon. Annual premium Idol. 13s. fid. Par•iculars may be had of Mr. Kestsey, Solicitor, 49, Lothbury; at. tbe Mart; and of Mr. Situttlew3rtb, 28, Poultry. HACKNEY, 31I1)1)LESEX. • fly Mr. SHUTTLFAFORTH, At the Mart, THIS I)AY, at 12, ONE undividid TWELFTH-PART or SHARE in a valuable and improvable COPY 1101,1) KriTATE, but nod, equal to Freehold, the Fine being smaH and certain .1 . com prising Eight Private Ilesidences and Pretnista, Nitunte at the en trance. a Hackney. on the East-side of Mate•strcet, all in the occu. ration of respectable tenants at will, at old and very luw rents, *moon.* to 218/. 3s. per minaret. • • May be vkwed, and parrienlars had till the aale,at the Mermaid, Ilack:,ey• ; at the Hart; and or Mr. Snuttleweetti, 28. Poultry. 111,00.15111/11Y, NEAR THE BRITISH 111CSLIT.11. By Mr. SIIITTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, THIS DAY, ,, at 12, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, Spacious LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, occupied 1 - 1 by the Dire-tors of the Cleat Westminster Dairy Company, re .y eVgi' ly situated Na. 111, Charlotte-street, near Bloomsbury soa are all the British Museum. The House contains numerous ae:l.p Opordonell bedchambers, a spacious suiT of elegant drawing rooms, eseellent ilinintipairlour, professional offleetY pat, kitchen*, nod null:ma% conveniences. May he viewed, and particulars had on the premises ; of Mews. BieknA, Roberts, and Hlewitt, bilooln'a Inn New-square; at the blare . ; Ind Of Mr. Sliutilewortli, N 0.28, Poultry. LEASE. 110I1't;EHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, 1100/LIL CHINA, GLASS, LLIY, Alb EFFECTS. By Mr. SEW I TLEWORTII, On the Premises, .Manor Cottage, Lordship-road, newly opposite the (sir-mile atone on the Southgate-road, on SATURDAY it••EXT, at 11, by order of the Exectrors, 1 11 E LEASE of the excellent RESIDENCE and Premixes, late in the occupation of Merry Field, Esq:, de ceased, delightfully situated as above", cantaining every requisite convenience for a respectable family ; lawn, pleasure grounds, gar dens, and paddock, in ail about titre- =pa and a half. Ant 4 on the same fifty, the elogant Household Furniture, china, gl l CS, a rt!er well:salected paintings, by good masters, books, a rick of mew doir has,, .garden implements, and effects; cony/rising four-post bedsteads and.turnituraa, feather beds and bedding., mahogany ca• hiret wnrir In chests of drawers, dressing stands, &c., a secretary did bookcase, an excellent set of mahogany dining tables, ion). mole, sofa, card, reading, work, and backgammon tables, drawing and dining room suites, chimney glasses and mirrors, Brussels and other carpets, dinner, tea, coffee, mid dessert china, glass, kitchen reqiiiithes and effects. May be c.ievred, the Furniture on Friday, sntl the Residence any time peetinos to the sale, when catalogues and particulars may be had on the premises, and of Mr. Sbuttleworth, `2ll, Poultry. THE A'Elif HOUSE OF COMMONS. • tcontintiea from our Parer of Monday last, in which wad inserted a complete List of the Members for England and Wales.] LIST OF MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE FOR IRELAND. •,• Those marked thus (a) were not in the last. Parliament.— Thoat marked thus ( 0 ) are new for the respective places.— Those marked thus (ir i ) are returned for more than one place. All the rest are re-elected. Antrim, County—(ten. Hon. J. ('Niel, E. 3PNaghten • Armagh, County—Hon. IL Caulfield, G. Itrowniew Armagh, Borough—Right Hon. H. Chlutburn • Athlone—R. Hanticock, a Bandon Bridge—Lord Duncannon Belfast—Earl of Belfast Callow, County—T. Kavensgh, H. Bruen Carlow—Lard Tallamore, a Carrickfergus—Sir A. (Alienate? Cashel —E. J. Collett Cason. County—H. Maxwell, A Saunderson. Clare, County—h. O'Brien, a, lit. Hen. W. V. Fitzgerald Clonmel—J. M. Dawson Coleraine—Sir J. Brydges Cork, County—LOrd Ennis More, Hon. W. King, a Cork—Sir N. C,olthurst, Hon. C. Hutchinson Dmiegpl, County—Lord aloantiharles. General G. Hart Dowdr, - County—Lord Castlereagh, a, Lord A. Hill Downnatrick—J. W. Maxwell Drogliedu—P. Van Eloinrigh, Dublin, County—Col. H. - White, R. W. Talbot • Dublin, City—G. Moore, a, H. Grattan, a Dublin University—Right Hon. W. C. Plunkett Dundalk—C. Barclay, re Dungannon—Hon. T. Knox Dungannon—Hon. G. Loeb Funis--F. Lewis. a Enniskillen—R. ,Magenis Fermanagh, County—General M. Archdall, Lord Corry Galway, County—J. Daly, Wont:l IL Martin Galway-4. O'Hara, a - Kerry, County—ltiglit Hon. M. Fitzgerald, Hon. J. Har e , a Kildare, County--Loral W. U. Fitzgerald, R. Latotiche Kilkenny, County—Hun. C. H. 4.3luke, Lord Dunmnnon • Kilkenny, City—J. Doherty 0 King's County—Lord Oxmaittown, T. Bernard Kinsale—J. Russell • Leitrim,. County—Lord Clements, S. White *Ann:rick, County—Colonel Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, T Lloyd, s ;. Limerick, City—T. S: Rice Lisburne—Captain 1-1. Aleynell, Londonderry, County-0. R. Dawson, A. R. Stewart Londonderry, City—Right Hod. Si? G. F. Hill Longford, County—Lord Forbes, Sir G. R. Fetherstone Louth, County—J. L. Fester, A. Dawson, Mallow—C. D. 0. Jephson, Mayo, County.—J. Browne, Lord Bingham, a Meath, County—Earl &cave, Sir 31. Somerville Monaghan, County—lion. H. R. Westetra, E.„, J. Shirley, a Newry—Hon. J. 11. Knox, a I"tarliPcton—J. Farquhar Queen's County—Sir H. Parnell, Sir C. H. Conte Itoscommor, Coanty—lion. R. King, a, A. French Rosa, New—W. Wigrato• Sign, County—E. S. Cooper, Hon. 11. King Sligo—O. Wynne Tipperary, County—flon. F. Prittie, Captain J. 11. Hutchinson, r Tralee—(k.dunel J. Colic Tyrone, County—lion. T. Corry, Colonel W. Stuart WatcrMrd, County—R. Power, H. V. Stuart. a Waterford, City—Right Hon. Sir J. Newport Westmeath, County—G. Rochfort, a, H. M. Tuite, Wexford, County—Lord Stanford, R. S. Carew Wextiatl—Admiral H. Evans, a Wicklow 'County—Hon. G. L. Proby, J. Grattan Youghtd—Hon. 0. Ponsonby„ (V The Scotch Returns are not yet-complete. THE Atom—The S3d (Shropshire) regiment of infan try mar ched, on Monday, f rom P ortsmout h f or Diming ham ; and the remaining two comp an i es o f the tioth,rilie corps have marched from Manchester for Plymouth. PROM LAST Nmiirs GAZETTE. , - ‘r DECLA'tATION OF INSOLVENCY. tighs Bankrupt Office, under 6 Geo. 4, cap. le, rec. 6. ;singe mom?, Dover-road, Southwark, coat-merchant. (Filed BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. . WILL/AM Score and Josses. Scow, Jen. Wakefield, Yorkshire, mer chants, from July 22 to Auxin. 4, at 11, at the Sessions-house, Wakefield. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. loom Curre and WILLIAM MIMI TAUK. Paddock, Huddersfield. Yorkshire, dyers. THOMAS Dacw, Exeter, linen Arsons'. BANKRUPTS. Ogonog Ethos Conga, JawinastreeL jeweller, to surrender, Jul at 4, 20, and Auenst 22, at 11, at the Union Tavern, Birmingham. roll altars; Messrs. Illoime, Fsamptun, and Loftus, Now loaf and Messrs. Pukes and 'Mandril, Birmingham. MART Total:so, High Holborn, linen-draper, Ju'y 13, et 10. /8, Mk, and Aarre‘t 22, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Codrt. Stair:item, Messrs. tireett situ A,liaro, Saaihrook-cona, Basinghall-street. Joon ADAMS, tilling street, Southwark, oi:man. July 15, at 10, 22, and AIIIMIL 22 , at 9, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Bison, Jewry street, Aidgate. HIIIISIT ItOWLIT, Ilound.ditch, baker, July 10. ZS, and August 22, at li, at the Bankrupts' Court Solicitors, 3I . Dickinson and Batt grove. Nicholaidnne, Lombard...item Jitm g• WU exq, Watling•street. cloth-dealer, Jnly 18, 18 and August 22, at 11, at the Bankrupts' OmuL Solicitor, Mr. Michael Saill/D,, firidge.street, soughwaek. SIMSTIIILL WWI; eV, R Cbestfire, uniney.tallvener, Aug*, 1,2, and 22, at 10, at the Star Gym, anehorter. elelliators. Nestles. K 1" livid and Grave, 31am:better ; and Messrs. H Ila,ll ard Jahmsoe, Rig a 'tench-walk, Temple. A - n lt a sz.l 2 4:l: l .4 9. C a o n w d r zz a a . , al O i yh at am t , h. La t n t c i aa r b i lj n e ; eetto maac n u .:p ae in r nee 4o l u t uo ly Ft : 11e..r.. Batty..., Fi.lier, out liudioa, Chancery-lass; sad Mr. Jamas Ahney, Delpts, gaddiewralls. Yorks/sins Masco I‘ollll.lBlloll, Chester, Innkeeper, August:, 8, and 22, at 11, It the Feathers Hotel, rhe.ter. halialtats,. Illhomm. Pall Stove, ' Soathartmonnwtreet, Bloornabary; and Mr:PlecWaltel Ir. Gilds?. DAVII. NIKKI , ' BIRD, Manchester, veterinary.surgeon, Auntie 1, 2,at i 2, tad V, at I, at the Stu Inik, lIIIICIIKILII. NOII4 Rots, Messrs. Clarke, Itscl.ard., and Medcaif. Chapemyelase; sad Mt. George Smith, b.s &gel nista, Manchester. Herear Vies, King's-Lynn. Norladk, seed-merchant, July IS, 22; aster Allgast 22, at 10 at the Bankrupts. Coda. Solicitor, Mr. Illagtics, Dm*. iitreet, Vett er.lane. ..r Hamar Ili t man, Grafton-street, Fitaroy-sgoare horse-desist, hay_ ph. 12e illt 10, and August 22, at 9, it the Baukrupte . Coutt. Suilotet. Ms. heal Carlon, Bildt-street, Mai Octane. Joao TILL, Bssirsghaibstseat. woollen-draper, July 15, 22, asdAelgfe : 22, at 11, at the Bankrupts' C,art. Sollciturs, Messrs. Boa dm and Wil tem, Aldermanbuty. ' 'A:II[4IIOI4ER, I.ivespool, merchant, August?, .1, and in, at 1, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solieltcts, Mr. W. Makinson, Temple, Wad Mr. G. Swindau, Liverpool. • idow4 RD EVANS, ISIIIIKNOVI.I4I4IIIIIIIper, July 18,25, sad Almost at 11, at the Bankrupts' Coed. Solicitors, hterars.Willis, Watson), sagas , . and Wilds, Tolienhonse. yard. Wu. WnekLait, Upper Chenlea-m-wa. Bedford.square, coaeh-broktr, July 18, 2.5, and August 92. at 11, at the Bankrupt's' Court. Solicitor, Wt. Johnson ' Carmarthen•street, Tottenham-aorta-road. Jong Gargle n, Worcester, coal-merchant, August I, 2, and 22, sal& et the office of Mr. T. France, solicitor, Worcester. Solicitors, Mt. l:. Backe, Davon.hire-ntreet, Queen-square; and Mr. ante. Wu:tinter. H gear HOISICTS, Bristol , coal-merchant, July 21 , 22, and August 22, at 12, at the Commercial Rooms, BristoL Solicitors, Sit. E. IlIgg„ Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane; and Mr. L. Bigg, Bristol. bony Scum., Liverpool, coseh-proprietor, July2o, ate, 21, and Against 22, at 12, at the Itoyat Hotel, litaningham. Solicitore, Messrs. Rogotttf - lon and florin, Bread•stteet, Chespaide ; and Air. C. Dean, Birming ham. JOHN PORTHR. St. Cie Ws, Carrnarthenshlre, dealer In cattle, July 20, 21, and August 22, at 11, at the Golden Lion Inn, Natterth, Pembroke shire. Solicitors, Mr. U. R. Painter, Haverfoldwnst ; and Mr. Chilton, Lincoln's Inn. Peres LECOSITI MOISKAC. Vassal.place North, Banton. merchant, July 15 at 2, 22, and August ' 22, at 1, at the Bankrupt .' Court. Mollekm, Mr. A:Wins, jun. Hotburn.eourt, Gray's Inn. Ws. floss, \t - oraltdd, Lanc.whire, calico-printer, August 4,3, and MI, at 9, at the'Rlar Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. W. J. Whist', Esau - street, Strand r and Mr. Nabb, 51arreirett.v. Moses Vora, R.ighton, bliider, July 21, 1 . - - ,, and August M, at 1, at the New Inn, Beightun. Saltation.; Mr. T. Crosswalks., Brighton;, and Messrs. Palmer, Ftaace, had Palmer, Bedford row. JAMes Jonas LIKANATISLD, Birmingham, dealer and Chapman. July 21, at 5, 22, and Augu 4 22, at 12, at the t ßoyal Ilotel. nowt:wham. Soh citors, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medardf, Chanceradane ; az..l Messrs. Tyndall and Itnelins, ilrmlnghant. Bit env Sorrost, Brighton, surgeon, Jnty 15, 22, at 11, aed August 24 at 9, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Mumford, GoewelLattett, Charter-Manse-square. Joao STOCKS ' Manchester, victualler, July 24 6 29, and August ?2, • 9, IA White's Ho tel, Manchester. Solicitors, afr. J. Booth, Manchester, and afes,rs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple. Cfr.tatt a NANCOLAS, Tothill-street, cbeesemonger, Jul f 18, at 10. $5, at 11, and August 22, at It', at the Bankrupts' Court. Snrialgur, Mr. Vol, Ahfhgdun street. Pare,, 111011Aanaog, Liverpool, victualler, August 4,5, mid 22. at 2, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Salicitots, Mr. J. Brown, jun. Liverpool , and alearrs. Artlington, tirsgrie?, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. DIVIDENDS. Ammst 4. henry Wainwright and Jame, Wainwright, Liverpool, tim ber-ose.chauts, at I, at the George Inn, Dale.street, Liverpool--Augp.t 24. Thomas Winstanlcy and William C Crole, Liverpool, see. tioneers and brokers, ut 12, at the George Inn, Date-street, Liverpool-- 441 y 15. Samuel Tonna IVilliamson, Southamptou, winennerchant, at IV. at ilia Bankrupt.' Coort--../uly 26. Richard George Pain, Lloyd's Calm • house and Brixton, Surrey, underwriter, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Cona- • Augast I. William Gathard, Cheupaltle, tailor and draper, at 10. alt this liankinpti.' Court-Augua I. William Craven ThotaMwsite. Ryland, and Joseph Farts, Eleet-street,lronagoagers, at 11, at the,ltiiik rilids' Court-August 1.• Jdhn Husband, (lend' PlalleitelelUl•44 Itlbleiri - wiz a e, rati!net-maker, at 110, at the Bankrnits' Court-.. August L Makes Baer Schlesinger, Church-court, Clemeat's,lant Lombard-A:sat, Indigo. met chant, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court... Agar's; I. lame caudivr, Jytayy - street, stafgate, liour-isator , at 11, at tit Bankrripps' Caura-Aughst 1. Sunlit' Green. Kitarrhord, plumber and e tier, at 10, at the Vtairt.' Cau.t -Arian.' I. Edward Gray. Harborne atuffordshtte, nail ter, at ' 3, tri Lite Royal Hotel, Tromplt-row, Blatal4koso-July3l. Glassga Petty, Bantry. Vorsi.hlre, maltster and spirit-merchant, at 11, at stwottiosesst ales rs. John and Fraderlek Hawksley CaMwright, got cools, Bregltry- August 2. Robe, t Eaton, Swansea, Glamurgansure, basher, at .14 at pa Public Rooms (Sir. John tiarrison'a;, Burrows, Swansena-Aaguet 7. at litiani Wilkinvon, Uiverston, Lanca.hire, merchant, at it, at the ' of Meows. Hodgson sod Suit, NVnltehaven--Aturests. Mores WON:, Birmingham, lueentan, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Conrt-Aoguat a. Bletiuid Balite?, Wolverhampton, rope-maker, at 12, at the Royal Hotel, Tanai le row, liirtningbaiii-August I. Joseph Piney and Rieherdelaanders. 11- nOnghauf, edge-tool-makers, at 10, at the Royal Hotel, Temple -tow, Sr miugliaan-Atigut 2. William Thimaa Herilop, Mancheiter scrivener. at 2, at the Star ion, Manchester-August 2". Rupert Salt sa d Salt, Stone, Staffordshire, dealers and Chap Men, at Ili at the Crown ton, Stone. CERTIFICATES, Auo. I. Richard Coster, Staining-lane, Wood-street, Cheapalde, merchant- Frederick Joseph, Burnett, St. Mary-bill. sidp and insurance-broker - Thomas Fulton, 'Change-alley, ship and lusurance broker-James Ricbe., East-street, Manchester-square, boot and shoe makes-John Vitzley,Mic - attester, machine•maker-Sarah Crickett, Robert Atetander Cnekett, and Samuel Runt Ruffen- Wfillara Aston, Toll.end, Stalfordahlse, COSI and Iron-master-Henry Incladon Johns, Davonport, banker... rote lama ' Call, Signor, Sussex, banker-William pad, Huddersfield. grocer- H. Hauser, Liverpool, geinemerchant-Augustin Arnaud ,Courtast Sidai Esiousirt, Cheltenham, choler in French and fancy goods -W Tres. gust Peacock, Greenwich, market-gardener-Charles Bets* lib Wy - cinbe, Buckinghamshire, draper-Oliver Clayton,' Ot , Ma.. ei m e,, Market, ceal-merchant-William Pearson, William - If sod Jahn Pearson, Newcastle-upon-Tvre,ison-plate workers. soy of .. ... SCOTCH SKQUESTRaTIONS. THOMAS PATSHSON, Glasgow, agent, at the Lyceum-reetams, Glasgow, July 14 and 31, at I. . . . Jong Lonusin, Arbroath, manufacturer, at Fairweether's Inn. Ar broath, August 3 and 17, at I. TIN °Wag S g, Edinburgh, general-merchant, at the Waterloo Hotel, Edinburgh, Aegest S and 21, at I. JOHN Cassuts, Kepp, distiller, at the chambers of Mr. Robert Hal dane, Stirling, August I and 12, at 2. . Ws Lusa Awiseasost, Dundee, merchant. at Rased lan, Foster. Al . gust 2, at 12, and at the chaMbers of Mr. John Eerr, Ongehee, A. 411,41, 1.. 'at 12. , Come Ross, Dundee, merchant, at Merchant's Ine,iftknaguAdy IS and August 2, at 12. A AAAA mugs PATIIRSON (deceased), Thurso, mmallatest, og Agra. Stewart'. Inn, Thans, July thl, at 11. . . . l at ti tha Royal Exchange dip, houses. Edinburgh, Ct J O HN to o ßl ' KJ' Ra t er, it y ß ie4l a ta n k‘n d l : A cs e i dt G lasgow, tht:: govr, July 28, at 12. JaUgs and ADAM -Motivated, Glasgow, merchants, et the Black Buil. Glasgow, July II and August 3, at 8. • y &A/JILIN and Co. Edinburgh, clothiers; at the Royal Exchaage Cllate-kuum, Edi n burgh, July '2B. at 2. . • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Naylor, John Nayjcit, and George Sykes, Halifax, carpet-mans. fluieners-John Brebner, William Laug, and 0110 m• Turner Glasgow, atatlonets and rag-merchants-i-Samitel Septa. Metter and WllRsit W. '' "' • ' - " . • Lea RAfluaL July 114 ,Yratisson, Licbßle d , surgeons aad apothivarges---joanT wag t ai l mod Robert Melon, Preston-Pana, Hatitlington, potion, blot and tile unke,witaaut chrism's, Charles Robinson, and lieurg Entanata. Weybridtge, linen-drapm (so far as relates to CbarLs' ROblniPOu &ad 'Henry Robinson--Charles Joyce, John Hodgson, aid 4.1 r. Vetelsether, Alexandria, Egypt, merchants or general coattail/Bios a. ents—Leariese• Hill, Wm. Grati, Willlara Davidson, and David Connell, Glaselda. Ars mitstead Sedgwick and Gawin •Herdman, lineelortMla, ironsmogera— John J. Thomson and Robert , Tborneato, Livermni, calm:444oo.oer chaUte—Jemes Bayley, Eghara r bytbe, Surrey, and Chiletotaser Clark. Stahlies, barge-nutaters--Jobn aday and Joseph *A1,144, lirratttetaaa, 'irirt.workers—DT. Pool and.lds. Pool, jun. laterpoot—flunCey bacon, William Banbury, and Peter Augustus afaelrobo, Blstropsgate.ared, diw merchants too far as regards Peter Augustus Staldrune,•—John stn. and John Nicholas, pia. (otherstiae Jahr( Ranger) Leatiterbestl, :{as ley, common-brewers—Matthew Wilton, syoon.WUkinson, sod tleerilli Kidd, Oxford-street, saddlers and harnem-palters (as far as meads Matthew Wilson—Joint Swains and 3. Rhodes, Obaulatosi-stralk Iluttiare . Tows; brewers. JIEETINGS CRJOITORS. LONDON LI3T.-111 1 tom the London Gazette.] AT TIIS COUST OF COMMIllet 66666 Ot WANIeIItIPTII. ••1111113Lett— '81PWISS11111t "Plt Mat num. a. Bindley, J. and P. Friadsbury end Mibalag.tase, salp.build. ep. nif.• Boller, J. It. Bruton-street, terolerc i e n z ab andnation . . . •11 Loadbottom, J. Jun. Bury.sueet, ury, Job toaster, pr. of din. - 11 §trong, W. Brixton and JamGcs Co ee-bouse. merchant, 9d 'main. 11 COUNTRY LIST. Diens, A. Heaton.blorric, cottiM4lo. at Star Wancheeter, let clam. 4 Jervis, C. Hinckley , banker, atileorge, fllnCkley, ad). proof of debts 11 OliVer, R. Ltunieyddehm, caltkosalessomi, at Bear'. Head, NelPeteWli e let examination Osberir aid Co. Nottbasipton, bankers. at Guildbedl. North. pr. of d. et Spencer, E, Wells, dealer, at Busk Bristol, choose Demurer - The old-fashioned English; custoin, foimerly prevalent in all commercial firms, of buying a few Tickets for the chance 4 isaeasing capital, has bean Mearntisuad leveret years, as the prod of the frequency of Lotter A- ies ; but this being the last that ever be drawn, may seeouot for the revive/ orders front ercantile brutes, for a parting* aunt* 'tor ortlrt> of the Six Thirty Thousands to be drawn next Tuesday, •Itbe& all Lotwies must end for ever. rein 99. r 22 , wilt Ind a I ad. mud (Abet Lt it N. Bd. Tr. ieull 'e ez. :. In le fins Jt. to od is ices of risk as ut the lan, as k 2 4e Yd •111.00 :14 Id 4, 44 4 Al od :hater. • of If 1117 LITY. itewart, ...r .... ' erl Sir aught George. a Cow ghttr 0 1 Foley ghter of righter. 1 I