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AND IN THE WEST INDIES. unprovoked atm& having beim made in a new Sines, .....-- --...- ro d rrol inu i t i l o;e KV!. Norirr 0; wicrurchants, N. our, et , Comuninstat DEPART/SENT. TREasg RE CHRIEBERS. Paper of yestuday, upon the character of Mr. C. IL WESTMA- , SOUTH WALES. Initelieli, Oct. 4, 1826. The King has been pleased so direct letters patent to be John Worth. Trump-strect, ware' rannui j ilt ° Wet * ie. 1 1:1 0 0t OCTOBER IL 18:16. COTT, we shall feel greatly obliged by your making it known VALUABLE FREEHOLD RROWENCE, er tiv 29 en . , at. en th r 1,. - ••!cell Persons as are denrain of Contracting with tie that we have received his instruction; to proceed by the earliest With Coach-houses, Stables, Esew.houie, capital Farm Baru and passed under the Great Seal of that ate of the United Rankrtirts ne ' . C m o rr u ch th it - 11 0 t, ct i ob t Agent Ter Commissariat Supplies, SO deliver and most effectual means against all the parties, printing, publish- Out-houses, together with an Acres of tine rich Meadow. Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Ireland strecti / 7 i tu e l u ler ber , 04 3. twelve , jaes vat Ei i r T " v i er fi n i , Be ( Ye k.ro rkale l l'n ueet tic4)4; i tialaSllth' Rei ll s : t ur b i; l l l 7h Pf irg is el.: 0 COALS AT GIBRALTAR, BERMUDA, ANTIGUA, IBM or, after th is notice, vending the same. Arable, and IS'oed Land. irhA a rry compact, and principal granting to James Earl of °monde and Osiory, and to the heirs male of his - body lawfully begotten,' the dignity of a camber 1. George st lr t e h l e ls, i s fortereet, trunk.meker, it Cloven, ;di, BARBADOES, AND TRINIDAD. Taviatock-row Covent- garden. put on the barns of the Rime . nay reeer9e particulars of the Contracts at this Office, between the dA3IILTON and ULITHORNE, Solicitor*. By Mr. SA . CLOSS, H o urs of 'fen and Four, and deliver their Tenclers,Sealed up, and T HE Right Hon. THOMAS LORD ERSKINE, At Garraway's, on FRIDAY NEXT, Os. 14, at 12, in one lot, Marquis of that part of the said United Kinetic= called the Bankrupts' Codit.-October 22. Joho Davi/ion, antter-lene • • d ow n e d to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon by order of du Feverfew, • Ireland, by the name, style, and title of Marquis of Or- warehouseman , at one, et the Bankruete ( hurt.-October 20: m M a a rt il fact i u V rer aher , at P i e w rsin elv t e, S a t i t j he au lt e i ll intr li ii ali pis . ' Cop erilep rt.- , ..o c.e ei ll o . be cl lt de - All Persons having Claims or Demands on the Tender for Coals," on or before Thursday, the 20th inst., but THE • • ESTATE is caI_ted,DOLELLAN,' desirably monde. situate in the park& of Llsolitainget Yeroth, 14 miles from The Kin has also been pleased to direct letters patent j am c one Ell be received after 12 o'Clock on that Day t nor will any Estate of the said Lord ERSKINE, are requested to transmit the , particulars thereof blesses. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple, es Hammon, Great Fortland-street, .Oxford -street, plumbeft• unless made on or annexed to • printed paru the town of C.annarthas, 17 sedleffrese Cardigan. 7 miles from tO be under the Great Seal of t hatofsaid nose, rupt p.,„:.,,i,,,..ed in serte d in . 0 „, „, l engt h, am • unless o v um oo or aft before the a lOth day t o a f N_ ovem e ber ne xt„ .. o . v .._ wh n i e cts day,.v , r so New Cassia Euilyw. is muei I . part rite at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court,-October 211, liugh Bell ~...... , , to all which places Uni Knadom called Ireland, granting to Mick John Bourn, Lincolnshire, corn-merchant, at one, of the Bankruircir residue iv? tun money anong ba satuOissil, to such propose., ' • signed by two Per"" cif kaven P m ' 14.6 the eT a lle n or II ' : l ir.' y be ' bound with the party teDilasies in the sum and Leasehold Estate, in Sussex, in are excellent turnpike forM. 1 ..:*-- - are remarkably comer. Court. -October 2V t h e „( tuut i on b es ot. Earl a Clinticanle, and to the heirs male of his body lint- . Joh n Knight, Mlle-end-reed ; buildet, . pertY• lD FC' n g t°ba r -ame imu y the mortgage, will be d is po sed of', and all such Creditors who ma Mem, the neighbourhood . ..e,,a„,, . puma in the particulars for t h e due per oilman= of Contract. y ful and picturesque; conallW .... . ' ' I= l fully begotten, the dignity of a Marquis of that part of the eleven , at the Bankrupts' Court -October 2n. George Dalinainei es neglect to send in the indent of their Claims, will be excluded Chandos.street, Covent -mitten ten ' r t LONDON DOCKS. from all benefit and advantage arising therefrom. May be viewed, and ~-, ..7 - • .'• lions. had at the United Kingdom called Ireland, by the name, style, and _ , .... 0 , , broide cr. a one, at the Bank: T HE Directors of the London Dock Company hereby Star. Oaeard ; fits Refs} • - --", • t - barn • White Hart, rpV - ELLING FROM LIVERPOOL TO Bath ,• White Liss, Bristol I - - mead • Botel, owuces. title of Marquis of Clanricarde. rupts t., urt.-.-Ortober 29. James Bat te rs, Southampton„ grocer, et two , at the Star Inn, Southampton.--November ' Bohn liawketi give notice. that they will be reedy to receive Tenders (sealed DUBLIN. ter; Beaufort Arena, gapiiildt ! • ' Breeds I Ivy Bush, --o-- . Old Jeer', hatelwaremen. at one, et the Bankrulits' Court.-Oed 1. at the Superintendeat's Office at the Dock, on WEDNES. Windsor Castle, Sept. 30, 182 5. sober 29. William Ares, Watton, Norfolk, groc er, at ten at that ttp BUBLIN and LIVER POOL STEAM NAVIGATION Carmarthen ;ofJ. = • • .. , New Owls Kadin : D Y. the 19th instant, at Two o'Clock, treat such Persons as may The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Bankrupts' Court.-October 22. Charles bouthwalte, ' ' Pancesem COMPANY. aJ. Reilly, Esq. Ca uare ; Of Ds willing to suppiy the Cowpony with Knighthood on John Thomas Claridge, Esq. of the Mid- lane, wine.rnerchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Cohn, -Octdbete • The MONA f with Pawiengers only) sails from Idurpool every Mom Williams. Whljemelt, • Inn ; gl HUNDRED TONS OF CAST-IRON SCANTLINGS. WEDNESDAY and SAT , and leaves Dublin for LI. and of Mr. Samuel Mrs, * , 1, dle Tonple, Recorder of Prince of Wales Island. 29. Edmund Mather, Oxford, grocer, et ten, at the Bankrupts' - Vl 'of eke Contract, and also Patterns of Particulars and Conditions t verpool every MONDAY and THURSDAY. London. the Scantlings, may be seen at the London Dock House, Prince ' s -The LIFFEY and MERSEY, with Goods and Passengers, ) - ..* 4 , - •- -..-- - - II ---I Lord Chawaerlan's Office, Oct. 5, 1826. and Norwood, Surrey, broker, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. -November 5. Edward Lloyd Rowland, Ruben, Deebighshire; street. Bank. sail three times • week. from each place. WANTED, in a long- ester • IllohloaltillO6L, The Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household has i met , hanta, a Neven, at the Wynastay Arms Inn, Wrexham- ied with a Letter si ed b • Every Tender must be accompan ,gn f WILLIAM LAIRD A 10 W , gent, , ster.street, Liverpool. V 1 a YOUNG LADY wham • lolleirehasey *peed on appointed the Rev. Wm. Strong, Chaplain in Ordinary passible Person, engaging to become bound with the Person J. sad W. HANKS. 12, Eau Quay, Dublin. her Education being completed us soubvent Loudon Masters, of to Ms Majesty, in the room of the Bev. Dr. Button, de- .0. CERT6ICATES-Oer. 29. reg •of 1 00N f its d perfoemance of the to the sum , ~ or e dun illiam Wilson Deno* Billericay. great Buratesd, Esse4 tendering b. COCK, Secretary, This day is published, in /Ivo. price 10a. 6d, boards, whose Lessons she would have the same advantage as the regular cease d . Coterie'. ' butcher-Samuel Jeres, King's Anne -building*. • Wood -street, Loudon Dock 1.1 00. 11126. 1" ETTERS on ENGLAND, by the Baron A. DE Pupils, who pay the highest terms, mil so diaitence whatever will Chea ips de, lace-manufacturer-John Brander and John Bards), N.B. No Tender will Two o'Clock on that I_4 ST AEL HO LST El N. !remade between their Tremolo* siptTultion. At the end of her Pawning-street, Oct. 7 t 1825. Size-lane, merchants--Thenias Lovediy, Neogene-market, Pon" Day ; nor unless the Party .OE Uwe Pawn on "We have met with no fiction., since De Lolme, who Ins term, if mutually agreeable', the cavemain to assist in the concern, The Sing has been . letteed to appoint Major-Gen. John serer - John Rangeley, Stone, Staffordshire, ironmonger. his behalf, shall attend to hr. a i me d ~,, c l e ,„ n d '' • ' • ' . or she would be recommended to sh appointment as a GovenieSS. petted an acquaintance with our political nn. Montagu Mainwari to be Governor and Commander-in- The . first references can be gives, slid tbe Premium will depend on . ng . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ITOPE LIFE minas Cr. COMI'AIWY Monies' as De Steel. He has truly delineated their peculiar and ' delicate features; has traced their connexion, even in the minutest the time required, and other coneideratioes, which may be known Chief of the inland of St. Lucia. Riehard Beaulliont Child, Thomas/Wright, and Matthew Red-. No. 6. New sheds., with the su b stant i a l existence of liberty; and has held by addressing C. G. Mrs. Cussi,.74, Dean-street, Soho-square, ford. Melbourn, Derbyshire, lace-manufacturers--'flionna George N o d e . i s t i ceuy glens, dot lit Company leave .. • •and(if London. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Beadle and John Salter, Exeter, ehemists-Matthew Wreffied and amnia " iseednew aw ' , memo iiris dm , „ mum , si ,„ l „, th ine up with generous applause to the admiratton, to the adoption, of his countrymen. He proposes to extend his I TON.-On Sale SIX PRIZES' of .C 20,000 ! Wur-Gifee, Oct. A 1825. Thomas Grebe= , Tokenhouae yard, and,New Broad-sneer. Lon.: dors, wine -John Rotratd Elan, Brunsirick4iime, of DRIANIMIRSS. bean as=sisillopoo ftellorrio.nnempl /se views, hereafter, to the opinions and habits of Englishmen ; and E' TON ,-On of This Month (Dessbar). All in One Day Six 4th , Regiment of Light Ijragoons- Isaac Elton, Gent. to be Cor. City.road, and John bin Corty, Thames.ateeet, chemists-John special emu and when the doss not 1111011111 SU :- we make no doubt that his observations will be marked by the Flirt C ase, o 1 ld rate 23. now reduced to Is IL psi Cent. prises 120 0001 and EighteenC . Blanks same truth, candour, liberality, and getulentan.like spirit which a . '' Second Class, ditto 3i. ditto 2s. ed. ditto . Tickets and Shares for the above Ounil hawkers on Sale at shine in every one of these pages, and give them so much value."- . , . Ni. 1826. Burnley and William Reynold", Liverpool cotton-brokers-4 Third Clam, ditto ss. ditto 4s. Bd. ditto. kyton s Lucky O ffi ce, It Comhsk silo sold N 185, 20,1001- Bth iiitegiment of Dragoons--Lieutenant R. Donn to be Captain, Frederick tieffiram Pedder and Themes Carter, ' Append. Monthly Review, Sept. 1625. Old Broad -street Polk:beef Assurance against Fire which expire at Michaelmas, No. 26 5251.-,No. 6, 5141--and No. 10 Ow& 2131. in the late Lot- by purchase, vice Hassard, who retires. Dated Sept. 29, 1825. -Thomas Parker and George Dobson, Preston, cotton-spinets:2-d ,_ ~, will become void unless the Premium . to renew the same DO, Soho-seprare. 7th %tertian of Light Dragoons...R. Doyne, Gent. to be Cornet, Thome:snail and %William Powell, Old-street, St. Luke's anch.. All business in the British and *istn Securities, Fire, Bridge, by purchase, vice Lord Hopetoun, promoted. Dated Sept. 22, makers-John Knill and James Blashfield, P ' - or before the Iltb. day of October, 1825. Where may also be had, uddmg-lane, , inteu. Assurers with this Company, either Upon Life or against Fire, The ORIGINAL FRENCH, in 8143. I 10s. ed. pr re - Gas, Canal, and Mine Shares, bon tend sold by commission. lky.a. rance-brokentz-James Jefferson and Alegander William Balroun , me allowed periodically to perucipateln , profits. - ..., ..., Bth ditto-Regimental See et-Major blawdaley to be Marshall -atreet,Rolden-square, ale-brewers--Oilbert Li ddiard and 11 bl. BURY, Secretary. INCORPORATEI) BY CHARTER. SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS IN ONE DAY, AND NO Quartermaster, vice T.Dpnattoo, oho retires upon half-pay. Thomaa Giese, Ocean.street, Steney-Richard Greewood, Mire. ' SURREY, SUSSEX, and SOUTHIVARK FIRE and THE BRITISH, IRISH, A,ND COLONIAL SILK MORE LOTTERIES AFTER THESE DRAWINGS. Dated Sept. 29, 1825. bury, Yorkshire. and John liamerton. IVaketield; York ire. LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, CO3IPANY. C ARROLL solicits attention to the present BIM,. 9th ditto-Cornet R. Ramley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice drapers-Wiltiam White Ridley and William Beddelt Cock,. ly.. LIANT SCHEME, which not only ret ain s a ll t h e l ate po _ Markham, promoted-Anted Oct. 8, 1825 ; and 11. S. Tower, mouth, coal-(acters--Williain Sewell, .tin. and Joseph)Beldate, Sr. MARGARET'S-HILL, SOUTHWARE. Capital One Million, in Shares of 501. Cepital OW Million, in Shares a One Hundred Pounds each. HONORARY MEMBERS. • pular attractions, but embraces, foe the first time since the esta. Gent , is be Cornet, by Purchase, vice Shawe, Promoted. Dated Upper' Thames-tarns, grocers--William Horsley, aen.'fieorgai blishtnent of Lotteries, and beforethair fi nal conclusion, Sept. 28, 1825. Handy, and %William Horsley, jun. Worcester, linen-drapers- 1 , DIRECTORS. PATRONS. - • SIX 10th ditto--Lieutenant W. Osborne, from the half-pay, to be Joseph Cowley and Thomas Platt, Preston, butchere-Nathaniel • Onatanair-CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. M.P. 'The Marquis of LANSDOWN. £20.000 £20,000 Lieutenant, rice R. Dent, who 'exchanges, receiving the tilt- Wright and Daniel Kirk, New Socinton, Nottingbirrishite, ma. Direrr-Cituesax-JAMES HORNS, Esq, The Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.G. . • , £20,000 £20,000 fetenee. ' Deed as above. . chine.buildere-Thomas Henxion. Christopher Day. .and Edward B. Burbidge, Esq. Jacob Hagen, Esq. • PRESIDENT. Z 20,000 £20,000 12th ditto--Ceptain J. Vantleleur to be Major, by purchase, vice Peat, Nottingham, machine-huilliers--John Slight;Willirdn Hebb, Mrs Christy, jun. Esq . Robert Kirby, Esq. The Right Hon. Wm. Huskisson, M.P. &e, d.c. emieding Stawell, promoted; end Lieutenant R. Ilarington to be Captain, and Joseph Shipley, Mansfield , N 'gh si . Jesse Curling, Esq. W. %Woodbridge Naah, Fag, • VICILLPRESIDENTS. . °tun am tire, csniage-makere One-Fourth ofgiddholf of Moner._ by purchase, vice Vandeleur. Both dated Oct. 1, 1825. William Curtin, Esq. Richard Price, Est The Marquis of Salisbury • Colonel Wm. Bagwell, M.P. --John bl'Callan and James Alien& Leicester -square, tailors-- ALL IN ONE DAY, Ti..`F. - wmt, 18TH THIS MONTH. 11th Rwment of Foot-Ensign IL Gardiner, from the 37th Font, Bell Robinson and Robert Stabler, Beverley, Yorkshire, ch ' mister Joeph Ellis, Esq. T. Allen Shumr, ksq. The Marqui s of Downsiiire Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. Thomas Feracomb, Esq. Daniel Watney, Esq. Th e E ar l o f C arr i c k Charles Rose Eli's, Eaq. M.P. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at Carroll's Offices, 9, Can. to be Lieutenant, vice lialdenbe, deceased. Dated Se p t . 29, -Jonathan Burnley, John Burnley, John (item, a nd wtnian% Charles Francis, Earl. Benjamin Wood, Esq. Th e E ar l o f Ki ngston Ed ward Ellice. Esq. M.P. MB ;7, Charing- cross ; and 20, Oaford.4treet, London ; where 182 6 . Green, Wetherby, 'Yorkshire, timber-merchants--Thomas Doris he sold, in four months, Four Print of 20,000/. ; and lately, Four 17th ditto-Auistant-Surgeon J. W. Martindale to be Surgeon, and Joseph Snape, New Broad.street, Bishoparat e , beual t i naeu .„; AEI/ATOM-F. 1 oung, Esq., Thomas Bush, Esq., Emanuel The Earl Grey Pascoe Orenfell, Esq. 31. P. Prizes of 30.0u0L. In the battery drawn the 31st of bay lam, vies Hertel, appointed to the 6th Dragoon Gustily. Dated facturers--Willism Craven Tholmtheraite, William Ityhrod, and Silva, Esq. The Attorney-General, M.P. Wilmot Horton, E. U.P. Carroll sold No. 5 446 (Class B)a Fibre of 10,0001., and Six other As above. Joseph Wills, Fleet-street, irooroongers--Charles Stewart and This Company has been formed upon principles combining the The Attorney-General for Ire. T.A. Knight, Esq. F.R. and Capitals . ' 314 ditto-Lieutenant J. R. Colth ttobe C Ca fain, vice Lord Richard Jackson, Blackman -street, Southwark, wine-cealers-d most perfect security, with advantages equal to, if not greater than, land, M.P. L.S. S. Kerr, deceased ; and Lieutenant T. White, from the 14th William Fairbrother and Robert Fairbrother, Abingdon, Berkv, those offered by ie-• similar institution, Sir John Newport, Bart. M.P. E. J. Littleton, Esq. M.P. The Fir: and Life Departments me kept distinct, thus affording Sir Thomas D. Adand, Bart. Frankland Lewis. Esq. M.P. DICCA DILLY CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 160 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Colthurst Both dated as above. ironmongers.-Thats Cope and Joseph Cope, Ross, Ilerefbrd, 33d ditto-J. S. Greene, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice grocers. the same advantages as if the Assurances were effected at sepa. at,p, IW. Woolrich nil:inmate, Esq. I (two doors west from .lit,',l 's -street). The Proprietors Moore, who retires. Dated as above. we Offices. Sir Robert Wilson, SI.P. 111. P. are now offering for SALE thousand yards of the best -- Perces Assured, eithet against Leas by Fin or upon Lives, will MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION. BRUSSELS CARPETING. at ' 9d. and Bs. ; tingle piece and 37th ditto--Comet J. Ralston, from half-pay 211th Light Dragoons' The average price of grown or Muscovado Sugar, computed periodically participate •in too-thirds of the Profits, without any . DIRECTORS. short lengths, 6s. to H. 6d. TU y CARPETS 10 per cent, to be Ensign, vies Gardiner, promoted In the Ilth Foot. Dat from the returnee:lade in tbeereek ending the Std day of October„ as above. • 1825, is 45a. aid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of liability oe theft part to contribute towards Losses. The Lord Auckland, Chairman. under the usual prices, being 1 before the advance; every 40th ditlei.a.F, Goddhigton. Gent. io be Ensign, by purchase, she customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof intd REDUCED RATES OF ASSURANCE. Joehua Walker, Esq. b .P. Deputy Chairman. other sort of Carpeting, Nuggets, Barth Mgt, and Floor Clothe, Hotheinsuseted in the 83d Foot. Dated Sept. 21, 1825. Great Britain. The following Reductions have taken place in the Rates of good Alex. Bering, Esq. M.P. Richard Hart Davis, Esq. M.P. as cheap as at any house in London. 44th d e h alm, di. Daiwa Gent . to be Ensign, by perchers, vice ..-..- Risks m the undermentioned Classes :- i George Harrison, Esq. Welbore Ellis, Esq. Patterns sent to any pastor Town or Country. 316c5se pruned. Dated as above. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Wee* First Class, from 2s. to Is. 6d. per Cent. - Wm. Manning. . ALP. Samuel II ibbert, Esq. 45th ditto-asiset. P. Kearney, from half-pay slat Foot, to be ending October 1, 11.124. Second ditto 31. to 2s. rid. ditto. - N. 31. Rothschil , . Wm. Holmes. Esq. M.P. T. CLARK'S hisusson, vies E. H. Fester, who exchanges. Dated Sept. 29, Whesi 1 Ilarley. i Oam. I Rye. I Beans. 1 Pease. Third ditto Ss. to 4s. 6d. ditto. . it Robert T. Emptier, rt. Moses Monteficce. Eaq. EAST AND WEST INDIA "WAREHOUSE, EXETER nu. , But this Reduction will not apply to ANUM= where it would M.P. John Plummer, Esq. DEP. 'CHANG :E, f 3 BAND. It. o.llssith, from the half-per, to be Paymaster, s. d. a. d. a. d• a. d. a. d. a. ei. 53 11 40 9 •25 II 44 • 7 45 2 58 11 king the premium to less than ss. Richard Barbell, jun. Esq. Eras. Gibbon Spilsbury, Esq. FIIHIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se - • a il t ak i t agit. *se. -- se Tb. Premiums on Life Assurance are calculated en the most Cm:venue Bullet, Esq. `pon d division of Exeter!Changs, where may be seen a '4111tha...111. Owns. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice liberal Term. G. W. 11' I MON. Seennall- AUDITORS. tar and welLmanufeetured Stock of fashionable CarTi Cur. . 815 1=6WeloS t . d e age , . DesidOct. 8, 1825. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. Hill, Esq. PALLADIUM LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE William I a, William Howard , . Hu nan,wi th ii i Joseph Sabine,Esq.F.R.S.. Mete, Tandem , Phaeton, andistttiDresT destrip. n a Edward Samuel ii'alker, Esq. n un o r mili tary , H om i ng , na g S a ddl e ., for H ome irr ao , E mit Aseistalit-Surgeon J. al. Bartley, M.D. to be M- ASA fie I. 29, 18. - )5. at THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF DANKRUPTi, ansistenni.r..yrannt. dOCIETY. OW OP K CORPORATION. , lend West Indies, New elm& * th e 3 Pcnish Mein. Cam? 711• 6111.41 11rio,111: - Deto Hamilton to Ineaptain, by par- -. ~ • 0W,...,.,,,„,,. • le-lig°llll°W. ... • vr area too-rtur.„ Ann 71, CREATURE. DANCERS. Bedsteads, (Amp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Ni'ash-hand Stands, Asset, IBM 111' aft, who redn's ; Ensign H. Seymour to be •'• . 1 " . --- r-" -- " .• ---411119. " - Cspitel, Toe Millions Sterling. Messrs. Everett, Walter, Maltby, and Co. Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bulloelt Trunks, Canteens completely Lieutenant. •by purchase, vice Hamilton iM. C. O'Connell, THIRD uravirros. /r '. DIRECTORS. COUNSEL. fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed- (lent. vice Serione-( all dated. Sept. 15, 11325); and it Benne Bishop, G. Great Easttheap, butcher . • .la Ili [IOWA RD 11 YDE EAST Dart. M.P. F.R.S. Chairman. William Harrison, E au. .F. %V. Sanders, Esq. Conveyancing king, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, arc. A large assortment of Gent. vice oward, promoted, to be Ensigns, by purchan. Croce, C. Ludgate-street, victualler - . 1 Colas' JOHN MILLIE. M.P. F.R.S. Deputy Chairman . Counsel; GeOrgeJames Pennington, Esq. Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Dated Oct. 8,18!8. Dickson, J. Fish-street-bill, wholesale haberdasher - . 11. JeaDepreAlezander.E.l,l.lll.P. I Neil Benjamin Mammas, SOLICITORS. Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c. 74th ditto-Ensign C. A. Vallancey to be Lieutenant, by pus. Dods, R. High-street, Southwark, linen-theme • - l &he L. Andadon. Esq. Mews. Imminent Parke, and Freeth. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win- chase, rice m at *, promoted ; and H. C. Pocock, Gent. to be Fidkin, T. Teddington, illieldlece-z, madam? - -II George Arbuthnot, Esq. Jose Esdaile, Esq. Law AGEXT ix Duette-John Tew Armstrong, Esq. me Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, Ensign by purchase, vice Vallancer. Both dated as above. Lawson R. R. Healingden, Lancaster, currier . -ni Beanie! Bosanquet, Eeq. Right Hon. W. ki.Prwierands, Hosoaaav SOPLIWITIWDZI4r -Arthur Atkin, Esq. S.S.A. first style of workmanship, and moderatoprice. The whole of the 77th ditto-. 7. Powell. Gent. to be kneign, vice Irvine deceased. Smell, P. Copthall.court, metchant , . . . - L Henry Browne, Esq. F.A.S. 31. P. F.L.S. Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent Dated Sept. 29, 1825. SECoND MEETINGS. Sir W.Chmnpion de Crespigny, Captain Henry Eater. FRS. ARCHITECT awn SUITE YO a-Thomu Allison, Esq. plan, of fi ft y years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but 80th ditto Lieut. J. Ellis to be Captain, vice Phelps, deceived. Byers, N. Bath -street, Clerkenwell, oilman • .IA Ban. M.P. John Mitchell, jun. Esq. SECRETART-Peter Harries Abbott, Esq. one Ready Money Price, front which no discount or abatement will d ate d " a b ove . Goold, IL /IL F. Brightelmstone, dealer - - . I t Me Wm. Congreve, But. M.P. Charles Elton Prescott, Esq. This Company is established by Charter, granted the 30th be made under any circumstances. 88th ditto--To be Lieutenants by purchase - Ensign Hon. Chas. Harvey, W. Cloudesley.terrace, Islington, surgeon - -Id (at Th. limy Hastings Da. Pete? Reiman, Esq. of July last, by which it is constituted a Body - Politic and Cor. N.8.-To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, al k . one ton, vice Jardine, who retires--dated Set. 21, 1826; and Hill, IV. Arundell-street, Panton-square, tailor .- 11 visa, iu.r. Sainuel skinner, Esq. porate, without any nobility on the part of the Shareholdera beyond that the three principal entrances to this Out fi tting Warehouse are Ensign W P °enemy vice Michell who ret i res . -dated Sept. Smith, J. Broad-street, broke: IA Co/ Wm. Bodyeott Davis Patrick Maxwell Stewart, Esq. the amount of their Shares, and with all other usual powers and in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Co and • * End * • * • • lnPany 22. 11123. To be gns-Ensigns J. P. Cumming, from the FIRST MEETINGS. it IL Keith Douglas, Esq. Colonel Mark Wilke privileges of a Corporation, not interfering with those of t h e Cor. Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. 20th Foot. vice alonekton-dated Sent. 21. Iftes r and S. I_ .._,.. .- • -• • •• • - N.P. Sir Wlltiorn Young, Bart. ti of 'ilk ThrOwstsrs of the City of London. with • bower to b I IM ~~ / purchase—Ensign retires—dated 21, dailway, Michell, re' be Ensigns—Ensigns J. Y. 29th Foot, vice Monekton—dated Sept. 21, 1825 ; and S. I. Sutton, Gent. by purchase, vice Gallway. Dated Sept. 22, 1828. 91st ditto--Lieutenant J. E. Barney, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice R. Duke, who exchanges. Dated September 29, 1825. Royal Seaff Corps—Captain B. Jackson, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice W. Staveley, who exchanges. Dated September 29, 1825. Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant F. Dempsey, from half-pay 81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Woolhoose, whose appointment has not taken place. Dated September 0, 1825. Royal African Colonial Corps—Lieutenant J. Rogers to be Captain, vice de Barrallier, deceased ; Ensign D. Turner to be Lieutenant, vicefßogere; sad J. P. Hardy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Turner. All dated September 29, 1825. BREVET. Major-GenerallSir H. Lowe, K. 013. to have the local rank of Lieutenant-General upon the Continent of Europe. Dated September 72, 1625. STAFF. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel W. Starchy, of the Royal Staff Corp, to be Deputy Qnarter-Master-General to the Troops in the Mauritius, vies Nesbitt, who resigns. Dated September 29, 1825. UNATTACHED. Major T. Valiant, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase. Dated October 8, 1825. To be Camellia elf Infantry, by purchase.—Lieutenants Honour. able H. D. Shore, from the 4th Ihagoon Guards; Robert Mork. ham, from the 9th Light Dragoons; and F. V. Smith, front the 24 Life Guards. All dated October, 8, 1825. To be Lieutenant of Infantry, by purchase.—Ensign Honour. able R. Howard, from the 734 Foot. Dated October 8, 1825. To be Ensigns, by purchase.-_F. Deacon, Gent. I H. Reynolds, Gent. ; and S. D.,Clarke, Gent. All dated October 8, 1826. MEMORANDA. The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed to dispbse of their half-pay : Lieutenant-Colonel A. W. Light ( Colonel), 25th Foot; Capes!, W. hlorrall, 9th Foot; Captain H. R. Cole. 82d Foot; Cat.pn E. Galwey, Blth Foot; Lieutenant J. C. Lunn, 78th Foot; Ensign W. H. Shenley, 4th Foot; Ensign J. Conolly, 71st Foot; Ensign W. C. Heathy, 99th Foot. All dated October 8, The COMmilliioll of Lieutenant Greene, of the 824 Foot, has bon unisdiaid no March 9, 1524, but he has not been allowed any bask-pay. Volition expiring at al ichaelmaa 'hot& be reaawal wUhia Mein days from the rich September. Eighty per cent. of the estimated profits on POriCial continued for erten years, will be septennfal4 allowed tes *seas who have paid mien yaws' prescient, in a single sore or la anneal payments. All claims on the Society paid without deduction or discount ; end the Assitred have the option of settling disputed claims by whine:lon. NVENTION of JEAN JACQUES SAINTAIARC, of Belmont Distillery, Wandsworth.road, Vauxhall, in the pariah of St. Mary. Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, Distiller, of Improvements in the process of, and apparatus for, Distilling," by means of which improvements, Spirit is distilled from Potatoes. Notice is hereby given, that application will be made to Parlis. ment, in the ensuing Session, for an Act to enable the said Jean Jacques Saintmarc and Wm. Dorset Fellowes, and Stamp Brooks bank, Esqrs. (who are the Assignees of certain parts or shares of and in the rights, privileges, advantages, profits, and interest ac cruing and arising from and in the several Patents hereinafter men. tioned), to assign to, or otherwise vest in, certain Trustees, for the use and benefit of the members of, or proprietors in a certain Joint. Stock Company, called The Patent Distillery and Rectifying Com. pany, and their successors and assigns, daring the remainder of the term of the said several letters patent, all and every tke rights, prl. vileges, advantages, profits, and interest accruing and arising, or which may hereafter accrue and arise, iron) or in such letters pa. tent ; the first of which letters patent (haring endurance for the term of fourteen years from the date of such letters patent), bears date the 26th of March, 1824, for that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called England, the dominion of Wales, and the town of Berwick.upon.Tweed, and was granted to the said Jean Jacques Saintmare, for his " Invention of Improve. mane in the Process of, and Apparatus for Distilling," by means of which improvements spirit is distilled from potatoes. The second of which said letters patent (having endurance for the term of 14 years, from the date of such last-mentioned letters patent), bears date the 26th day of February, 1824, for that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Scotland, and was granted to the said Jean Jaques Saintntarc, for his said invention ; and the third of which said letters patent (having endurance for the term of 14 years from the date of such last-mentioned letters patent) bears date the 10th day of July, 1824, for that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Ireland, and was granted to the said Jean Jacques Saintrnarc, for his said invention. Dated this 7th day of October, 11124. CATTY, IiADDAN, CATTY, and HADDAN, Solicitors. Bridgeman, J. Spicer-street,geiinaliee n, whotes.tle tal low-chandler - - - 9 Brown. J. New Crane, %lidera plumber - - - 1$ Hall, W. Gullet-lanc, Cheapaide, warehouseman • - l Houghton, J. Manchester, linen-draper Kincaid, .1. Spital.rquare, Norton.falgate, silk.manufactur Witherington, C. H. Borough-road, apothecary trIVEDENII. Froger, A. de, Broad-street-mews, merchant ifl . Parties, by obtaining the settlement of lou, do not los* their tight to participate in the profits. tba Life Oepanesent, four.fifths. or eighty per cent. of the estimated profits. will be added every seventh year. by way of Bo nus, to the Policies effected for the whale team of life, on lives in. rend a*/ tbe age of .50; or will be applied in reduction of future annual Arms, at the option of the AletaraL Pimaa autoriag their lies in this 01Bea, may cross the se* in docked vessels, between the Elbe and Brest, or go to any part of Illurope, in any of bis Majesty's regular patkets or ships al war, dialog the time of peace, without any extra premium. WALTER COSSER, Sec. - A INSOLVENT DEBTORS COUR T'. AUTUMNAL CIRCUITS OF THE COMMIbSIONERS For the information of our commercial and professional reader* who may happen to be interested in issues pending (Cor adjudication in provincial districts, we subjoin the several routes ot the nispec.. tire Commissioners throughout the kiagdotn, ilrhich is divided mid three Circuits, vie. Northern, Southern, and Midland : NORTHERN CIRCUIT. (Before the Chief Commissioner, H. R. RETwoLDS, tfq.) Oct. 17th, Oakham 18th Derby ; 20th, Nottingbani ; 23d, Lincoln ; 26th, sitakefield. Nov. Ist , . Ringeton.upon.Hull 34; York ; 7th, Richrdowd (Yorkshire); Mb. Durban; ; I lth, News castle.upoo-Tyne ; 12th, Betwiek.uppn-Tweed ; 16th, Carl..sle 19th,. Kendal (Westmorland); binmster ; 39th, Liverpool- Dec. 3d, Chester and City. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. (Before Commissioner J. G. Hatters, Esq.) Oct. 17th, Reading; 18th, Oxford and City ; 20th. Gloucester; and City; 224, Worcester and City ; 24th. Hereford and City; 26th, Monmouth ; 28th, Bristol ; 31st„ Bath ; Nov. 1 Taunton'; 3d, Exeter • and City ; 7th, Bodmin ; 9th, Plymouth; 12th, Doe.: Ginner ; 14th, Salisbury ; 16th, Winchester; 17th, Southampton; 18th, Horsham; 21st, Dover; 22d, Canterbury ; 234, Maidstone:. GUARDIAN FIRE AND 14LI ASSURANCE COM PA , M No.ll ,14031111AILD-111/11ZZT, the entesitee of the Poet-office, London. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. (Before 61;11111;ii011ii T. B. BowEN. Eq.) Oct. 15th, Hertford ; 17th, Chelmsford; 1800, Colcheitert 20th, Ipswich ; 22d, Bury St. Edmunds ; 25th, Yarmouth ; 2744 Norwich and City ; 29th, Lynn ; Nov. Ist,Bly ; 2d, Cambridge; 4th Peterborough • 7th, Huntingdon ; 9th, Bedford ; 11111,.S1rAtit.: ampton ; 14th , Leicester ; 16th, Litchfield . ck • 17th. Stafford ; re 21st,. Shwsbury ; 23d, Coventry ; 24th, 11'arwl ; Mb, Aylesbury. wfa r. mig row, DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE RA IKES, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LVALL, EN. Deputy Chairman. The Right Honourable John Garrett, Lord Mayor W. C. Brandram, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M.P. William Copland, El lsclurt Rowland Mitchell Esq. William Dawson , ' . Robert Mitford. Esq. Sig T. Harvie Farquhar, . John G. Ravenaliaw, Esq. NitilOlMS Garry, Esq. Robert Rickards, EA. WUliaa Haldlmand, Esq. 31. P. John Shore, Esq. John Harvey, Esq. Edward Stewart, Esq. George Joiner, Esq. Andrew Henry Thornton, Esq. Jobs Loch. Esq. John Thornton, Esq. Stewart Marjoribanks, Es q . John Tulloch, M.P. Jaws Tullech, Esq. AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd, E sq . ; .1. 19. Roberts, Esq. M.P. • W. Ward, Esq. This Company have d e t erm i ne d, w i t h certa in exceptions. to Crake the following reduction on the Three ordinary Classes of Firs Inswances, and Insurances hitherto charged at Si. od. will be reduced to Is. 6d. per Cent. per Annum. 33 - Od. - - 21. rid. ditto; and is. Od. hat no Policy will be entitled to a reduction whith will bring the Premium below 3a. Pawns who have, In anticipation of the approaching Quarter. already renewed their Insurances, or have taken out new P..iicies, on or since the 20th inst. will be entitled to the benefit of this reduction, which will also be extended to Policies that have .een issued fur a term of years, for every full unexpired year. The unprecedented success this Institution bee experienced affords , 4tisfactory proof that the principles upon which it was founded have met with general approbation, and gives the best assurance the proportion of Profit to be returned to the assured at the septennial division will meet their full expectation. Notice Is hereby given, that A esurances which expire at Michael. mu should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or they be. come void; and that the receipts for such renewals are now ready for delivery with the respective Agents for the Company throughout the Coked Kingdom. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary. - IAR. SOLANI)EWS ENGLISH TEA. so many yeses recommended and approved br the late Sir Richard Jebb, Physician to the King, and other eminent Physicians, in preference to Foreign Tea, as the moat pleasant and powerful restorative hitherto discovered, in all nervous, bilious, and consumptive dis. "'dm, and In every other debility of the nervous system. This Tea, so pleasant to the taste and smell, is an effectual purifier of the blood, and by promoting gentle perspiration, powerfully assuages those excruciating pains derived from the goat and rheu. notistri ; eind is of sovereign efficacy in removing complaints of the head, invigorating the mind from those self-created alarms, which too frequently render the existence of nervous people into. I. table. Drank warm at night it promotes refreshing rest, and is a restnrarive eoedial to the constitution of such as keep late hours, yr live too freely. Multi by Sanger, I* Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Bond.street ; Hann, Ludgate.etreet ; Tait, Cornhill ' • Nix and Stradling, Royal E xc h ange ; and throughout the Kingdom, in Packets, 24 9d.; and Canisters, Ws. GS. each. interfering.___ Thimrsters'of the City of London, with a power to ri l s ra t i lesty to dissolve the Company after eighteen years, by giving three years notice. The objects embraced by this Company are the cultivation of Silk in Great Grind's, Ireland, and the Colognes (except the terri tories under the government of the India Company), the purchase and importation of Foreign Silk, and the establishment of Throw. ing Mills, which the Charter confers the right to do, in the same way as any individual subject of his Majesty. The first object may lid considered in some degree as experi. mental; the second, as leading to more certain, and more ititas. distely • profitable results. The grounds upon which it is supposed that silk may be sue. cessfully cultivated are—first, the certainty that the white Mulberry Tree will flourish in this climate ; and, secondly, that the atmo sphere may be so regulated as to be congenial to the habits and health of the Silk Norm, which confidence is founded in the know that lett* the atmosphere in which it best succeeds, even in Italy, is atogethen artificial. The publication of Count Dandolo's Work has been ordered be Ibe best authority upon the subject in Italy and France; in aim*. altration of whom it may be stated, that those experiments in this Mentry, which have approached the nearest to his system, have met ilib u titpenrcess. •311 of the objects of the Company, the importation, to extent, of the best and most approved kinds of Al Trees has been secured, sod such as could he found in dilegdmstry have been purchased; amongst them some hundredsof ihsedilleten to ten years' growth. thawed has been prepared for the reception of a large proportion of diem in the South of Ireland, where eleven thousand trees were planted late in the spring , which are in the moat flourishing MOW; a co..siderable number were planted in Devonshire; and masentse are in train for multiplying and extending such plantations IS dm autumn. The climate and soil of the Mauritius are known by experience to be congenial to this production; and with the view of promotieg so great a national object, the proposals of the Company have been acceded to by the Crown, and one thousand acres of land In that Colony granted to them, with other assistance, upon terms which the Directors consider to be highly advantageous; measures have in consequence been taken for funning an establishment thereupon a considerable scale. Attention has also been directed to the higher and more healthy district, of Jamaica, and application has been made to the local authorities of that island, from whom similar encouragement Is hoped, particularly as in those districts it is proposed to carry on the cultivation entirely by free labourers, and in a considerable do. gree by persons sent from this country. The advantages also of forming an establishment In Ceylon have been suggested to the Directors ; but no decisive step has hitherto been taken. With regard to the second branch of this great undertaking, it is proposed to establish one Throwing Mill in this country, one in the North, and one in the South of Ireland. Estimates, plans, and sites are already under consideration. Every encouragement is held out by the Irish proprietor, and success is andeipwed from the in. messing demand for the manufacture ; it must, however, be uSe. less to enter into a detail of the advantages to be derived from this privilege, as the general and increasing prosperity of this branch of our commerce Is sufficiently known. The Charter provides that no greater sum than 301. shall be called for upon each Share, that no call exceed U., with a period of aft month, betwem each call—lt is proposed that the first call shall be 31. The Directors do not anticipate that the subsequent calls will exceed 21. each, and they have every reason to hope that three such instalments will enable them to give full effect to all the objects de. tailed in this Prospectus. The Charter also contains full and particular provisions respect. Mg the appointments and elections of the Directors, !Wernher*, and Officers of the Corporation ; the general and special mettiogg thereof, and the powers and duties of the Directors ; the payout. of dividends, the balancing of the books, /cr. &c. &c., as may be ease by inspection of the Charter, or a copy thereof, at the COON. pan Offices. The apportionment of Shares will take place without delay t bat so applications for upwards of 60,000 have been received, it *Mid mlime the Directors from embarrassment in their dietribetion of the Shares, if any of the applicants wishing to withdraw their names would make a notification in writing to that effect to the Se cretary, at the Company's Office, No. 4, King's Arms-yard, Cole. man-street, on or before the 10th of October next. P. 11. A UDOTT, Secretary. No. 4, King's Atmuyard. Colman suet!, 28th Sept. 1623. CABIN ET-MAK E 60C I ETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of I LEADEN HA L L-STREET, opposite A Idgate pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanic, (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles id' the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House to ' London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. horn the great patronage the Committee hare received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted:. f. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto - . . 1 fi 0 Bordered Matress to fit . 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - - i 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - 2 0 U Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from .1.1 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from r 5 5 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - - - i 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few honrs.—Ooods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraisements in Town did Country ; and Estates valued. COMINTTTIt. T. Corder I J. Wilson I J. Carter T. Hasler J. Unett W. Waltham. THURNELL, Agent. .1. HASLER &great). BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. John Purser, Bowyer-lane, Gmbrrwell . Surrey , and Ilull . street, St. Luke Old.street, dyer, from October 1, to October 29, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Richard llooton. Richard Richards, and William Wilkes, Bordesley, Warwickshire, iron -manufacturers, to November 28, at eleven, at the Royal llotel, Birmingham. BANKRUPTS. li'tt.t.t.sts HALL, Butter-lane, warehouseman, to surrender, October 11, 28, at ten, and November 19, at eleven, at the Bank. rupts' Court. Solidtots, Messrs. Birkett, Taylor, and Cox, Cloak-lane. JANE ParmiLE, London-road, Borough, victualler. October 15, 22, and November 19, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. date and Hardwick, Lawrence-lane. CUART.E3 HENRY WITHERINOTON, Borough-road, South wark, apothecary, October 11, at twelve, 25, at one, and November 19, at two, at the Benktupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Cooper, New Inn, Strand. _ . _ ROPIERT FATACLOITcm. Liverpool, painter and easier, Octo be, 23, 2n, an d November 19, at one, at the George Inn, Dale meet, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messm, Lace, Miller, and Lace, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Ilench-walk, TeinPle. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. - - . Left at tießaiii;tiploific;;iintiei ii&.ii:ii;;.7W.;c:l l 7. 16, sec. 6. JOSEPH COULTMARD, Old City Chambers, Bishopsgate-st ree t, cable and anchor.merehant and trader. (Filed (lct. 4.) JoH w PO wit.t., Southampton-buddings, Holborn, tailor. (Filed Oct. 6.) DIVIDENDS. November I. James Cox, Week Mill, Wells, Somereetshire, miller, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.—October 29. Philip Cella, George.street, 'Binaries, wine.merehant, at ten, at the Bankrupts' COurt—October 29. Richard Crosby, Eden-place, Kentish Town, bookseller, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. I,—November I. Joseph Roberts, Iligh.flolburn, cotn.dealer, at HSZASD and Co. the present Contractors, sold in Shared Two Prizes of 26,0001., the 31st of August last. Next Tuesday 30,111101. Prizes a 044 (Oct. 18) Six Prizes of 20,0001. with other Capitals, must all at/ drawn. Huard and Co. are selling at their old-established Ottlosai, Royal Exchange, 26, CorohiU, and 824, Oxford-street. where chap I n A a ha recEl i t io lsot ia t:_y T A h ll e th i e d r e Sold in the last year's Lotteries alone Five Prizes of ;wow. mid 2°, 1r 1 1. F d lt i appearing every night in the burial ground of Christ-chia Blackfriars, has been revived during the l ut wee k, an d num be d , people have been observed at a late hour gazing through th e i palisades, in the expectation of having a sight of the reputed eat natural being, which is represented to pay its nightly visits dm the tombs. The delusion has been strengthened by a trick to be some evil disposed persons residing in one of the absc streets in the neighbourhood, who have been very active M-toneet ing a crowd with a view of benefiting by it themselves, In tibia they have succeeded too well, by levying contributions On that pockets of the credulous, many of whom have. been deprived of silk handkerchiefs. and other useful articles. The lice die cf thei parish ham taken some boys into cus'ody, having discoveted the.* lurking about the burial ground. On their being questioned holt they gained admittance, as the gates were regularly closed evert evening, and the iron palisades which enclose the thatch-pita being very high, they gave the following account of the tranitattiOS They laid, that they were requested by some strangers to asget themselves to be put over the fence, on receiving a small graspityg and they were instructed to hide themselves behind the tomb.. smal occasionally to rise suddenly from their hiding places, glidg arcg pates from the spot, and as suddenly to disappear by crumbing behind some tomb or headstone. This was practised in diriderli parts of the church-yard by the boys in succession and the cre dulous part of the people, who were usually passing, on ibbilne them, really believed that it was an unembodied form whit!) *a bibited itself in different parts of the burial-ground. Implitput with such a notion, they have given currency to the ridictdous Nitt a which accounts for its beirg .to prevalent in the neighbereausd Blickfriars. 41 It 1 .11 IPA