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L.- 7 1/ 1:z / 11- : e N o . 6,519. ~., .1T,1.4•••La .1 4 cl - TTING Tic Tx:!: or NIA WINO THE FIRST Lt) - rf ER 1 . FOR Tr! E VE.IR 1823. I.,,vrEnv-ftertct, SOMICIASET-PLACIC, M.:Tony:a NIANA(;EIIS and DIRECTORS of the. LOT TI;RI ES iI hereby give notice. r.st of TICK ETC; awl SIIA REc 4 thcreof May ••• Rr...icTERI:I II fur the wf receiving informatiAu of avtcr Drawing, and may h-.!ev.amirietl at this /Mire. . ivr y day (c tinilays (Act pual), with their Register:id Ileithts anti la At.l tisc mid !II imagers and roirectort do hereby Ore further No tts". th:tt t,ty will cut off the Tickml to be put into the ktiheil 111.:MT !Say Id Drawing the First !Amery for the Year ietti ISoe IL on ll'ednettelay, the 27th day of ()cumber instant, o f 1:lev• n n I;Iock in din klorniog, at this I It the said ;thinners and Directors do hereby give further tituice, that tiny will attend and oversee the Drawing of the Tickets . i th.• sa: , l Secin.l Ptsy of the ald First Lottery fur the Year Itta, ~I%;•.Nitiotdar, tite Id Ihy of November next, at Cooper's Ilan, in Iltaifighttli.sirect, within thr City of [ Andrei. %VA'rlat (I):IIP.ANY.—At SIEETINf; h t h e rith of I /ember. 1.121, at the Albion Tavern, .11sleew ;,-stoweert, fsr Ott. purpose of " eonsiderirg the expiAiencv of es tabliaitieet a l'omparly for eutplying the 3letropoLs with pure NVater liten the R l . l.lThamcs. • .• t tU i ren tal at it has long been matter of just complaint throughout the Pearmolis, th,t the supply of water is of inferior quality for rhos mimic use. brides being op-::main, and very generally insuiUtient for the ordinary ronsiiniptian. That this uncertainty owl insufficiency have /irrational numerous and heavy losers of property, by rearou o f the impnaiblity o f o b. taints' a amply of Water In cases of lire, fur many hours after the arrival of cry,nocs. That it is most essential to the safety of the inhabitants of this greet metropolis, that there should be a boon/liens and constant simply of water, and equally so to their comfort and heels that it s:unald be of urexceptiniiable purity. That in eons:quoin of the great increase of population in the neighbourhood of lamilon and Westminster, and the esiatilishinent of manufactories of various kinds on the banks of the Thames, by which the stomp is eimstantly pollutisi and rendered unwhol,sione, it Is impossible to draw a supply ot pure swats; from any part of the river near to the metropolis. That Mr. Philip Taylor, having laid before this meeting the re. Belt of the surveys, and the estiniats which he has prepared by team. of the promoters of this podertaking, it is the opinion of this ✓iveting, that, by the adoption of the plan proposal by him, a boundless supply of water, drawn team a pert of the river nutmeg act distant as to preclude the possibility of pollution, may be fur nished even to the attics of the highest situations in the metro polis, that In the event of tire that supply will always hs Instantly available in every part of the town. and may lie carried in an owe/- whelping column to the top of the highest houses, even without the aid of firc-erteinesr and further, that it appears likely that this plan may be earliest into execution at an expense which woad en. ~She the Company to furnish the supply upon terms in no case ex ccoding those of other Companies, and in many eases, and partial !arty where the water is carried to any considerable height, at much lower rates than are now charged, and also secure to the Proprietors • liberal return for the capital to he invested. That application be made to Parliament, at the next Session, foe an Act to incorpowate a Joint Stock Company, under the title of " The Thames Water Company." w carry into eilect these out. patent objects. That the Capital of the laid l'ompany he riMeelli., to be railed by transferrable shares of 115 W. each, with poet/ to increase the asme; and that a deposit of ttl. per share be paid at the time of subscribing; and that 3lesini. Illyn Mills, Ilallifaa, Glyn, and Co., and Sir Walter Stirling, Dart. anti Co., he authorized to re ceive the name. _ . - ...., ...—... That the concerns of the Company be managed byllTwenty-four Directors, to he hereafter chosen he the hotly of Proprietor% That Mr. Philip Taylor he appointe.l Etignieer to the Company, and that he be requested fuethwith to prepare the calcium:am and de tails which arc further necessary. That it be referred to a Committee of Management to investigate the further details and estimates, and to take such other slept as may appear to them to be necesivary. That the following Centlemen du form such Committee, with rivet to athl to their cumbers:— Air Edward Ranks Il'in. Routh, Esq. Thomas Brunton, Esq. Edmond kr. 'hoiden, Esq. James Burton, Esq. Robert Slade, Fisq. W. LN.sershay, Esq. Si. Walter Stirling, Rut. Juba Siaerau, Esq. Ablerman W. Thompson, }owl. M.P. and R. T. J. tilyn, Enq. Alderman %Vitt. ()rotten, Esq. Jim Fam Timing!. Esq. Thomas lialitfait„ Esq. l'olotiel Trench. 31. P. Thomas Hooch Egg, Juhn Which. Esq. George IA:ill, Viol. win. k•eitattlen, Esq. Alderman Richard Mee Itaikes, Eq. Samuel Williams, Esq. Robert Rickards. Cm!. Tlioneta Wilma', Ea+ That Meson. Vreintian and Iliotheote be appointed Solicitors to the Company, Wilt diet they do forthwith give the necessary parka. snantary amiets. 7; " .. . .. . . . . . .. . .. hat a applications fm shares he mottle by letter, Wrested " to the Cunvaittee of 31anagestierit," to be left at the Office of Messrs. From= and Heathrow, I .itlentan.street.t UNITED THAMES WATER COMPANY. iIE announcement ut - a t'untpany in the MorninF Pipers, under the title of " The liV bathes ater Company, T ' renders it incumbent on the Supporten of the I! P; ITE D T II A M WATER COMPANY to inMrut the Public, that there is no connezion between them, and that tha Original Thames Water Company, which has formed • Coalition with the Establishment, formerly the London and Woushwark Water Company., has been long before the public. 'l'hc NUM/ Of this I". nited Company are therefore respectfully informed, that a GENF:It:IE MEETINI; will be held forthwith, of the UNITED COM 31 CITE E, tinder that thr:ction the proceedings of the Company are conducted. The Pqr:rivt merit. of this United Estahlylirmitt, and the result, el the Surrtya and investigations, which arc completed, will be shortly num:aced. ELM ES and HOLLlsGs‘v4 )itTlf • nichikvi• 4.1 civil Engineers, No. tt, ID-gent-street, Oct. 8,1824. kit. James's. TIIA3IES IVATER CO3II'ANV. 11►. W. TANK res;netfully informs the public and the Share \ iltleni of this Company, originally named •• The New Thames Wain Company" that a Junction has been iffected with the London and Southwark Water Company, and that the Ins:rests of bulk ColltPtudes will in future be conducted under the title of " TIIE UNITED TIIANIS WATER CO3IPANY," as ann. , unert! in the platting Advertisement. Poultry. 1 ik/ED!CAL, CLERICAL. AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OFFICE. It, OMIT avant'. • , stoomeinay. TitIIIOEXT The Marquis ot U UNTLY. VICE:PRIVIIDENTIL The lewd Bishop • of Bath and The Very Rev. the Dean al Wctie I. W I'i Vivount Carl if. 17alforal, Bart. F.Ii.S. V iscoant I 'live E. B. Wilheahant. Esq. M.l'. 1..m.1 Vacuum Stopford Thomas Wilson, I. 31. P. IION 0 111•111' 011arCTOI OK VIIIITOII. The Vctirrable the Archdeacons( (AMMON. DIRK, linage Rlrkhrek, M.D. Walter Berl, Esq. M.P. *ben %rev. M.D. rat.s. A. H. Chambers, / * Ai. Arthur l ' hichtster, Kg. Fur Attie, Cooer. Dart. F.R.S. lleary Earle, F,eq. F.E.S. J. 11. Dina, Loy. :TOlOl. (lenient Ilue, M.D. r , ir Wm. Kay, Kart Janie& Kibblewhite, Et+ A. A. :Wynne, Elm. George Pinekiartl, fir George Pocock Ashby Smith, 31.1). Tar' S!r man! Home, Bart. V.P. J. Gladronc, Jig. Rer. Dr. :Shcphcril I_ .. .. . Rey. 1)r. I ate. J. Marryatt, Egg. A. A. Morale, };sq. James Kibblewhite. Esq. (TORS. I Joseph Seeley. Et.q. e. D. Baldwin, Job!' stcycnion, RANI Wilimm Kay, Bart. Price, hlar:%.“, and Colman. hlan blom-lioux•itmt 111cr4rs. Chambers and 000,160, New llond-smet sot it:tenets. stre John et Binder, 131. l'iolianient. I WA:illmort Dolton, Elml• "Us' tin-fnars All Nicole &wined for the whole term of life will enjoy • liberal shut of the general profits, their proportions being added to the actual SUMS assured, Ind left m accumulate foe the benefit of their auemsors, or applied in diminution of th e a n nua l payments o f Pre mium at their option. !, Persons wishing to secure • certain amount to be paid at their geftwe, by making tho payment of • certain sum, or by paying an arnual premium far three, five, seven, or any certain number Of Years, matted euntinuing th e payments fur the whole term of life. may Mies the assurance accordingly. The following are among tho distinguishing Matures of this in- k diminished lee 4 assuranee, especially on the younger liver, calculated upon the inspro:eil state of public health u,. the in creased duration of human lite. 2. I:stealing Mc advantages of life assurance to persons subject to such declaims front the via ttttttttt standard of health Na ilit not essentially tend to shorten life, culculating the premium in a just ratio with the amount of hazard, inatead of excluding those am actcal *Ph gout, Ingham, and the other diseases usually specified. . purchasing the interest of the assured, whenever eireurnstanct• 0 1.11 occur to Tender it eZPCtliellt. The soricty will grunt 11nnuitiet, Endowtuents for Children. &c. int! wil ts. l purchase Annuit. Reversions, and other contingent interes J. 1 ' 13 :1:K1RI), Itesident Secretary. •c'" Z f 1 ,~ S4I4:IETV 1 . 1:0.110TIV; CHRLSTIAN KN:W. ; /111 , J; SOCIETY for 1)110.110T ING Cf Ifi IST I K NOW Elm . ; E, 11.,%!7 g To renown! thca WI. from Bardeit*".biiildings, Millman, and liacag rer,car obraintil pnaim.adon of a large Alld crininiudlous Freehold House, eligibly idlum , .(l in lAncolien.lnn-rit:l6. Notice is l-rt by given, that the SOCIETY'S I/Fill: I: 1611 he I/Pk:NEI) for it.e transaction -rf Business no MONDAY NEXT, the nth inrlitnt. ut their Rouse, No. 67, /ANCOlrN'S (cornvr ef rireut Queen-tutees). WILLIAM PARKER, M.A. 1 Joint A. M. CA3II'IIEI.I., M.A. Steretariar. Unenheit.lnn-fields, Oct. R. lil2l. CONTRACTOR _WITII DISH. - 110VERN3IENT TOIL TILE pREsENT .A, , ,Eity, HAVING, agreeably pith his axaul curtain, ailrittierl the Scheme in full, now rails the aitzntion of his best fri,:nds, the public, to its principal attractions. It contains Two fkrand Prizes of 'Misty Thousand rapids, arol Thirty other Capitals; all the Prizes are sterling money ; there are no Blanks, every number being cure of at least 51. and the plan of having the whole Scheme decided in one day having given cud gre:al sati.srsctian, is again admit-d by ISM; an all the above Ca pitals, and all ths• other Priers will be drawn, and every number decided, on Tl.Trill).ll'. the 3d of November. all in one day. ••• As the interval to the Drawing, it so very short, and Lotteries are so coon to terminate altogether, llish solicts an early purchase either of hist Hikes, 'I, l'ornhill, and 9. Charing-cross, where the hillowingl:apital Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday last, sth inst. were shared and sold 1:4554; . . . . a Prise of . . . SMOG 1. No. OrJ . . Another Prise of . . 911.401. WON . . 4:2,050 111,W0 . . DM 7.444 . . /120 8,714 • • • 1.000 11.094 . . . 1100 10.1/1111 . . . 220 1 18.4711 . . . 1,1 1 00 14.37.1 . . . 31n 12.07.4 . . . Y!0 &II . . . :40 2,f412 . . . :.•'0 12,743 . . . ”.0 11,007 . . . M 0 11.259 . . . W 07 I 10,3 . . . 220 'l'be Contractor's I Hricrs, 4, Cornhill, an tl, (haring.cross. 111 E 1.1)N IX /N anal WI . SPIRIT I:o3ll'..ltir.bej try, that their endeavours shall IP( once or the favours w ith which the they have censtnnly on sole ili (genuine and free from adulterant: per dozen. }lnc Old Port • .3K 40 .12 Crusted ditto, from 2 to 8 yi..rs in bottle . 48 34 la Full Havoure:l ditto, in pints . . 3ti lintwo and Pale Sherry - . 3R 49 41 Heal Amontillado ditto - . 4 411 Curious Cast India ditto . 51 Wei.t Indin3lldtirs 49 4.! FItINCU AND I, Claret, St. Julien . IRO LafitteChateau Mcr. gam. . . . . 89 99 103 Sparklng Claw- Duto Supetior . 90 :',ST3IINST ER IMF, and to mono the Nobility and Geo unremitting to merit • continu .y have 1., en hwimared, and that foLlowilig Article., warranted per dozen. Genuine East India ditto . 48 50 Trneriffe, S'tflonia, Monte, I asbon, Slountain, 4.e. • 361 40 42 RucrUsa, finest qua lity - 42 Malmsey. in pints 3S Foreign - Liqueur., in of six tiOttle , 4, 2/. Ha. per It. Curaeork, 111 s. 00. ; Manischiao, lag. Gd. per . its& ERMAN WINES. I Dim, Finest ported 105 Ditto. ditto, In pints Sauterne Moselle, - - • Re.- - -02 7:_ , Old Hock . . 105 W INES. ilted l'untac . —24 Con►tantin, in pints 23 !lock . . . CAPE White Cape . 16 18 21 Superior ditto, Ma. deirt and Sherry flavour . 24 , inc Cordial We, 14s. per gallon ; Jamaica Ram, 13a, ; Whia kcy, 'o;,Tiac 2:ttiances, (poet paid,) Addressed to 11r. Wrn. t 7iodtree, 16, Strand, faithfully executed. (IUALITY the CRITERION of CfIEAPNEbS.- -ig, W. STEVENS, Wine and spirit Merchant, 711, lti►hops gate-within (near the Four Swans), disclaims the cant of disinter estedness or the more spacious pretest of advertising to caution the public against the " various delusions" of his competitors. W. Stevens takes this medical of most respectfully thanking those gentleman who have favoured him with their orders, and re pima their attention to his extensi re STt ICK of GENUINE FORLIIiN %PI NI RS and SP] R ITS, selected by personal attention to the wine and spirit market, and which for quality cannot be excelled. Pur chasing for cash, selling at a very small profit, and for ready money only, and baling a large retail as well as wholevale trade, enable W. Stevens to compete both in price and quality with any other establishment. W. Stevens particularly directs the attention of gentlemen to a parcel of rich and fine Port %Vince, of the genuine vintages of 1820 and 11121, and which having purchased undier most favourable eir cometanc, s, lie is able to offer at ?Wt. per dozen, :Abu per ditto, and of the higliv-it quality, rich and full Havounsl, at Vs. per dosun. The shave may be hail by quarter cask or gallon (cask in cluded), at Per qr. cask. Gal. Pia. qr. risk. flab 1 ['mgr. cask. Gal. £23 nil. I .121 Ilk. lbs. tkl. 1 CM 14s. fid. 1) , 121. FOICEION WINES IN BUTTLE. Doz. I Very goal Sherry Ihi d'l ortion's fine ditto 424. Pale Sherry (delicate and _ -41 s. 425. Born Retiao (warranted genuine) . - Crus:ed Port . . Do. Vintage 11120 (2 years in bottle) . 15s. & 48s. I►itto 1811) (4 years ditto) (l'awney) . . 81s. AVest Intita 31adeiratfinnt 4!s. Curious old East India ditto bils. IS' INES Flit Cll THE C. The character of these wines hi priced trash which has heed offer( rive appellation of " Elite Cape," llne9taalled." M . Stevens knowing that the reputation of his establishment de. ponds on the quality of his articles, bits recently purchased a large parcel of line wines, which he can with confidence otter at lfic per dozen, and very fine full flavoured at 116. and 201. pa dozen. Ponta and Cabstand', first quality,2lls. finest quidit) 4AL & 48s. Very old rich brown Sherry .Lls. to 545. Boccilila (IIolfonrs) Lisbon, Tenerife, and Mountain . -40 s. !APE OF ((K D HOPE. • been much injured by low to the public mulct the marrow " Etta:llea Cape," of " Capes FORKIIIN AND MUSH SPIRITS. W. Stevens informs the Connoisseur ... and — iiiV;firi that he has a small parcel of (whims Old t liampagne Brandy, at VW. per gallon ; and wine '.cry Old Jamaica Ruin, hydrometer proof, Bis. ( f ed. per gallon. Per Gal. Per Gal. Very fine Cognac Brandy Ina. Fine Old Jamaica Runt Best Ind Ditto 231. iVedderbum's(J. W. Mtn, hydnancter proof 245. . - I3s. 4d. Sehetlam Ilnllnnds 22a. Shrub (unequalled) 13s. 41. Fine Old Jamaica Ruin 1.4. Cordials (rich and fine flavour) . Its. English Gin made from the purest British spirit, and unrivalled in richness, softness, and tine flavour, at ss. td., los. lAd.. and very strong for mixing, at 12s. per gallon. Hordes and hampers 31. fkl. her dozen, stonebottles 7,1. per gallon, casks at coopers' prices. No credit. Sent free of expense within 5 moles. Money returned if the articles are not approved. Entrance to counting-house up the passage.—Orders from the country mug curtain a remittance. 11711X/1V I‘'ELCIPS FENLILE PILLS hare oh tamed the sanction and apurobation of lientlemen of the Medical Profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine. in removing obstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female (mile is liable, Especially those which at an early period of life frequently arise front want of exercise and gereral ,debility of the system. They create an appetite. correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nerve*** head-ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorder*. pains in the stomach, sliminess of breath, and Idpita (ions of the heart. Purchaser. are requested to remark, that, as a testimony rd au. thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of " C. Kearney," in writing ; sold wholesale and retail in Conduit by IVightnian, No. ati, Flset-street; Itarelay and Sums, Fleet market; Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and I'o., Bow Church-yard ; Sanger, IN, Oxfiun-street, opposite Bond-street; Evans and Son, Long-lane. Smithfield; Johnson, I:reek-street, Soho; Buticr and SOM. (;hespside; liotlfrcy Windus, Bishopspite-street ; H. Muekrill, XS, Whifechapel ; and by all Country Venders, at 2s. ltd. per Box. *.* It is necessary to intnrm the Public that Kearitley's is the only original and genuiri4: Medicine, and has been prepared by them for 1714111 than thioy years. FOR COLDS, C1111:11S, ASTII3IAS, Ra . T HE PEI: /R A L 1.: LI X 1 it. Experien'ca during a very lung period, has incontertihly proved the superior efficaty or this Medicine, in all caws of Colds, Coughs, and Asth matic affigtions. By promoting gtattle expta:toration, it very shards' relieves the patient of a slight or recent cold, and a few doses are generally sufficient to re •it thaw which neglect has rendered more confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied with cough, spitting of blood, and other serious symptoms. It. peculiar balsamic powers tend to heal soreness, anti allay the irritation of the lungs, in cases of cough ; and in asthmatic affections it assists and gives frecittin to the breath. Sold in llottlta, at Is. I Cpl. and 2s. tal., by Butler, (7hemist, 4. Cheapside, ht. Paul**. mid 2 - .:1), Regent-street (near the Argyll Rooms), Landon ; and by the principal 3ledicine Venders through out the ,Iliingtiom. Of whom may be had, The !IA I.SA L IC lA/ZEN( :ES, used in recent l'oughs, Hoarse. ness, Ike. and for rendering the Voice clear and flexible, and pro tecting its organs from the iffects of exertion. In Boxes, Is. I id. and 53. 9d. 4 ' 4 5 Ile careful to ask fur Butler's Pectoral Elixir and 1331/Mllit' Lozenges. 7Tri. , ►:na . / 7 - , /12. 6 2ti~.. '~ li 4.- ~4.--4';-: / , , e 4 ti+WPre • LONDON, at()Nl)..vi - , (IcTorkEn 11, 1;2 - 1. AN& lUY :LI, El!). SALES li !'C i'J' vi• ELEMENTs h!NNOCK'S ser.:WES, prie! the bi.l4 of every brarrh of 11.44.11 1 i:; anil I tet fonn ." Th:• s'y by the whtic '. • r... at•tt the ittl..la. )vr, Ort.a,cr R. ?Qt. I ) kare to inform Le the Pu'alir., ear.: Ole I. of the 'flit:l:MOM/ anti It1P1(11(11,1) E`T.Yl'i set F.l ) ,•ft ti, ad.t.4.,:ised for Turse.!tv I , ,;xt.'l:a• 1211 imatant, ut the 3lar,, ;:r..lvoialably PONI.IqINEI) kr -.hart aims. _ . Due itotiev of the I)ay a Sale be hereafter giyen in this and other Proem 11.1ftt;itt atT C.II'ENDIsII..sIII 7 A HE. Furniture, ausginlicent superb Tapestry, Lc. • By 3lr. t/XES11.1:11. In the Premists. on It . EIEXESDA V NEXT, October 13, and rodocing day, vt 12, vithoo, reserve, rill JR: gi•nuine and iwinte ItNITURF:. and numerous valtiahle liffecat, the proper!) , of Field Mitt. and liar) Harcourt, conipri.ing ancient canpoy bedsteads, with da mask and other hangintts. sets of rich cabewle chairs and sofas, Ax minster and Pritudis carpets, magnificent French plate glasses, of very larq dinicii•iors, in curious old ceased at.d gilt frames, richly Cana pier table% and inconnitaire% with rare marble slabs, cabi nets, mrsks, term ns, chandeliers, tin or-nnolu clocks, superb tapestry. in fire iirrv•rvation, dainabk hane .ings iultt window Cur. tams, the furniture of the bad-chambers, secondary apartments and office% Dresden and other Porcelain, table and bed-lisien, marble sculptures, !flay he viererl this di, sod 1.0-111141.1 W and morning of sale. entahigues tray he had on thr. premises, and of 31r. Oxenham, Auctioneer and Api.raistl, Sat. Oxford-street, near the Panthenn. STRAND: THIS OITTFIIf ING IVAREHOUSE forms • cum! divialon of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well.manufactured Stock of faahionable Carriage, Cur rick., Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Hamm,. with every desevip thin of Military, Ilunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Car, East and West Indica. New South Wales, and the Spani,h 3lain. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tattles and Chairs. Cabin Il'ash-hand Stands, Cabin 11.cutps, Cantel anti Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed ding, Writing Waits, Dressing Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. &e. The Harness and Saddlery. together with the Summer and %Win. ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection. fmni their excellent quality, first style of vrorknutriship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of filly years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Beady Money Priee, from which no discount ur ahatenieut will he made under any circumstances. . • - N.lt.—'ln prevent mistakes, the Public will please to &RCM, thee the thre( principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse ars in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. FNTANCLED in a labyrin th of mysterious darkness and confusion, the beaten path of predecessors, and the op position of the interested and the ignorant. perseverance and bolus. try became hulispensiide to emancipate science from the first, break through the trammels of the amend, and to triumph over the third ; and hence, after many years' practical observation in a most extensive circle, constantly devoted to the removal of Syphilis, from its incipient symptoms to the most intricate stages, however malignant or much neglected, Dr. EAT)] . became tomeanced by the grateful testimony of those in whom long-suffering had nearly extinguished every lame of relief, as the favcured son of medicine and the friend of man. To cases where coafirlzr.ce, canaour, and friendship are espc. daily important—under c.ny of those peculiarities of circumstance which involve tither exalted rank Of domestic delicacy In difficulty and mental distress—Dr. Lady addresses himself with all those sacred obligations which &Nay not only to We professional practi. timer, but to the nearest r , latives and to the truest friends. Dr. Eady is consulted daily at 3K, Dean-street, Soho, by persons from every part of the kingdom; and by letter (if postpaid, ant! a fee.) FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. f This Gazette notifies that his — Majesty's licence hu been granted to the Earl of Buckinghamshire to assume and use the *miium and urns of Hampden, in compliance with the will of John Hampden, Eon. late of St. Geo-ge's Parish, Hanover-square.] Whitehall, Oct. it, 11124. The King has been plea‘e.l to direct 'men patent to be passed under the Great Seal, grantiog the dignity of a Baron of the Uttited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the Right lion. Percy Clinton Sydney, Viscount Strangford, his .Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Sublime Ottoman Porte, and the heirs male of his body lawfully bsgotten, by the name, stile, and tido of Baron btrangford, of Chloral', iu the county of Dublin. War-Office, October 6, 1324. 1:31011•N DUM. _ alas Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 41st regiment of Foot bearing on its colours end appointments the word 6 Niagara,' in commemoration of the distinguished gallantry displayed by the regiment in the capture by nt , ,ault of the American Fort Niagara, on the l'Jth of December, 11113; and also by the flank companiti of the regiment in action with the enemy, on the 23th of July, 1814, at Lundy's-Lune, near the Falls of Ni..gara. His Majesty has also been pleased to approve of the 82d regi ment of Foot bearing on its colours and appointments, in addition to any other badges or devices which may bare heretofore been f .•ranted to tlie regiment, the words Vimiera, Vittoria, Pyrennees, Nivelle, and t hikes,' in connionoration of the distinguished con duct of the regiment in the battle of Vianiera, on the 21st of August, 1800 ; at Vittoria, on the 21st of June, 1313; in the Pyrcnntcs, in the months of July and ♦ugu,t, 1013; at Niyelle, nn the 10th of Nircinber, 1013 ; and at Chiba, on the 27th of February, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. iirur.ollre. 0.1.4er 6, 1824. sth regiment of Foot—Lieutenant W. Harris to be Captain, by purchase, vice Pollock, who retires; Ensign J. G. Hatton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harris; F. M. N. tiuy, Gent. to b e En s ign, by purchase. vise Hatton. 6th ditto— Eicutemmt J. Hannay to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rubinson who retires; Ensign C. Cutter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hannay; E. Newton, tient, w be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cotter. Zlth ditto—Captain R. Nicholls, from lialf.pav 25th Light I)ra. goons, to be Captain, vice Magenis, appointed tu the 82d Foot. 31st ditto—Lieutenant D. B. T. Pudgin, from the 61;t11 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice T. Beckham, who retire upon; half-pay 61st Font. 66th ditto—Lieutenant K. T. Ross, from half-pay 61st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice IMalgin, appoinmi to the 31st Foot. 12t1 ditto—Captain 11..1. 3lagenis, from the 211th Foot, to he Cap. tain, vice Brutton, appointed Sub-Inspector of the Militia io the lonian Islands. 341 Ro,al Veteran Company—raptain W. Pilkington, from :he Veteran Cmtipanica intended for Service at Newfoundland, to be Captain, vice It. Hall, who retires upon half.pay 163 d Foot. Veteran Companies fur Service at Newfoundland--Lieutenant S. Rice, from half-pay Sub Foot, to b; Lieutenant, vice Hunne, whose appointment has not taken plats: BREVET. Captain W. Pilkington, of the 3d itt;ial Vetercn Battalion, to be Waive in the Army. Commission, aigncil by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ut Pembroke. Tv be Deputy Lieutenants—G. Bowen. J. M. Chad, J. 11. Har ris, J. Mirehause, W. 11. W. Parry, W. E. Tucker, and 0. H. . Williams, Egon: Cannamaims signed by the Laid Licutcoant of the Cooney of Dorm. To be Deputy Lieuteuentsj.l.. *. Clarke. J. Theombe, H. Franc), C. llotchkis, J. Allen, J. Lowe, and It. Fining, Esqrs. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. G. R. Phelps, 31arun s-lanc, annuli-street, rellum.bunkr, how Oct. 12 to It., at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. BANKRUPTS. T. Salter, Manchester, and W. Pearson, London, merchants, to surrender Oct. 3:1, N.w. 0, and 20, at nine, at the SW Inn, Mira. cheater. l•lolieliors, Messrs. Willis and Co. Tokenhouse.yard, lanlibury ; and Mr.'l4'hitlow, Manchester. . 1 • Mobley.Oalord. butcher. Oct. 23.30, and Nov. 20, at twelve. at the Bankrupts' l'ourt. Solicitor. 31r. Miller. Ely-place, lloi. burn. W. tttiekney, ‘Veltm, Yorkshire, linen.4lraptt, Oct. 28.26, and Nne.2o„ at eleven, at ?he George Inn. Kingston-upon-Hull. So:t ames, Mr. Brown, litopton-upatulfuU; and Mr. Shaw, EL).- place, Ilolbern. ll'. J. ‘Vorthington, Lower Thames.street„ vine and spirit. dealer, Oct. 16, 24, and Nov. 20, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Uut.rt. StAkitat ' Mr. Cat:go, Iligh.street, Mary.la.bonnet. R. R. (lawn, lleiltied bout and shoemaker , Oct. 13, 16, and Nov. 20, at ten, at the ' Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mears. Ss at and (a. Frederick's-piece, Old Jewry. J. Duncan, Tratalsnr.squarf, lfterney, merchant, Oct. 16, 33, *Oven, fact., in which they are critic.. i ,teet• r' strut-Hon to the yout'aCtil *: use of EMT@ elabt. :at anti r e . ''' • they tit on the trial 'waits! principles of 171. 11147 i, 1 . M1.1 the burden of retaining n v..l.lc`i larger boas necessarily abound. 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Wetherell having applied to the Chancellor to grant an injunctioo to restrain certain Boo!tsellers from printing, pill:Wald:if, and wiling pirated Editions of " l';nnock's Catcelti , ins," the on pinata of which he detomiinnted "useful compendium: of instruc tion for the juvenile rinses or society." ins Lordship. on compar. ing the sparking copies with the itentline works, grant. al the injunc tion; and, after haring attentively t nntinel the latter, was ple.i.sed to make the following inirsetant oh cation on them:--" It appears to me that adults might b: greatly hz.nelitsi by the in struction these flunks cnnosin, as otil as the yo-Jnger kr-riche of society." The Publishers respectfully beg leave tp oliserre, that indepen. dent of the high encomium ahtucanentioned, " l'innock's (.ate chisms" hare met with the geheral alrprn4ation of a meet nume. real and respectable class of intelligent teachers. They need only to be seen to ensure their universal adoption; the Information they contain in so small a cninpass being unparallaed, and the style in which they are writ:en combining ease, cuiteiseness, and perspicuity. " !icing led to look into these ‘Votks. We have been pleasingly surprised at the variety a:id accuracy of the information they con • tain, within so mall a compass, and in an excellent a form ; anti we must say, that more unrenient, accurate, well-arranged. and proper Publications, were never submitted to general observation." —Literary Gazette. 9 .• It is necessary to remark that many spurious Editions, eater molly resembling the altose, are clrculanal throughout the kingdom. The Public should thert.ere be cautious to purchase none but such as have the ounce of the Publishes (0. sad W. 11. Whittaker) in the title-pages. l'innock's l'atechisms, complete, printed on fine paper, la ten volumes. price U. Is. neatly half-bound. belated fat 0. and W. It. 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From the great patrotingn the Cutunwtee have received, they are in hopes ed increasing that number. The following is a specimen of the Low Prices asked; all Goods warranted t—Fise feet mahogany bedstead, four-post, 3!. 151.; tent ditto, V. Ga ; bordered mattress to tit, 21s. ; mahogany d.awers With solid esnis, :is.; eight mahogany chairs, W. tis.; mahogany Pembroke table. IL Ilk.; feather bed, free from dust anti sine!!, front /IL 12s. toil/. driwing-rtom sofa, front N. to 71. 7S. ditto bedstead, 2/.114.; mahogany horsehair sofa, ti! lOs. upwards; a quantity of paper hangings, for bed, dining, and drawing rooms, at nearly half price. The Trade will find it worth their attcntiou. llouses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours. flood, packed and sent to all parts of England free of expense, except the matting. Old Furniture taken in exchange. Appraisen.kats in Town and Country, and Estates valued. COMMITTEE. _ - T. ConnEa, ) J. W ii.wca, I J. CARTTI, J. H•sl. It. J. lUMETT, W. il'autionx. W. THURNEL a Agent. .2. I ASLEK, Secretary. GOSS'S Wit //INS. " nominal' pagina maitre 'mph." " Mr page relates to man."—MAIITI•C• Just riblisheil, price M. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, I.THE AEI; IS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commentary on the Diseases incident to Human Frailty, in which the Cameo, Symptom', and baneful Effects of Early Indiscretion. dr. are fully developed. Part U. embraces Ptactical Observations un Sexual Ikbility, its Cause, its COAM:ctICTICeS, and its Cure; with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life. In Part 111. is a Series of Casts illustrative of the preceding Subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner. By DOSS and CO. i ' , insulting Surgeons, Londosi. Natura beaus "Omnibus csse dedit, quis cognoscrit utt."—CLatimusi. " Since Heaven to all the fund of bliss su pplies, " Its frugal application marks the wise.' . 2. lIV ZIA... A ; a Nou-almlical Analysis amine Complaints incidental to fetnales, in which are arced some important Wino onions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, sympathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. Interesting and important cases Illustrate the subject. "Quo fugit Venus ? lieu! quovc color deems ?" Boa. Lib. 4, thl. 12. " Whither flies I.cre P Ali I where the charming bloom ?" The above may be had of Sherwood, Junes. rand Co. 211, Pater 110Ster-rOW ; C. Chapple, ; S. W. Form. 41, Pima dilly ; Callow and Wilson, IG, Princes-street, comes of Gerrard. Meet. Soho; II khley and Son, 174, Fleet -street; (hrwhyn. 4, Catherine-street, Strand, Londoe ; Matchett and Stevenson, Burks and Klnnebrook, Norwich; H. Deck, Ipswich; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund'.; Sheppard, (.ors-street, Bristol; Harratt and Duffield, Bath ; Hutt, Cambridge; Todd, Briggate, Leeds ; Wrightson, Birmingham; Trenmen, Exeter ; Wolstenholine, York; Gore Liverpool; Ilarrop, Manchester; Jones, 117. Trimgate, Giasgow ; Porter, 72, Grailon-sircet, Dublin ; arid by all Hoekrellers--( Price U.) _ • Messrs. (TOSS and CO. are to be consulted, as nasal, every day, at Stele house ; and Patients in tlw country are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world. (if)SS and CO., 11.1 L. C. Surgeons, Nu. 11, liouvcric.atrest, Fleet-street, 14indon. 30, STRAND. Tux I:AVER:VI Ells;; Or, Art EXPRI)ITION POSTPONED. At Margate, a swimmer excited much scatter, A tophibi.ue he secra'd, for emerg'd in the deep Ile floated like cork on its surface—and under N Vial other strange fish its recesses would k " I Ine Hundred bright Guineas, the bet 1 will An .Itiniteur cried." that from Thnnet to FIXICS Excursion aquatic this fellow shall try, And all competition exceed and defy I" Arotber cried " Done!"—and to-morrow tbe day, " Who fails in his man the cool Hundred shall pay." Repenting at leisure so thoughtless a whim, " Pray, Tom," to his servant, " My lad, can you swim P' "I) yes, Sir. a mile, if that's all—to the bottom L-- However, I've he ad of poor wager," said 'Potty " let trust to my art, for manteuvres I've got 'em That fellow to keep on dry land and at hor.w h" Pmvisions next day in a Itaverawk packing, With bouts highly waisted by ll'Astit ESN, Jar 111.•EXI Where seen.'d in their shade youni.i . devils display'd ; The pier Tom appear%) on, nu commit:nee Licking ! " What's this i" said the other, " you look by your stuwa!rit, Instead of a swim, well equip'il fur a voyage!" The shales the Ili.•es 'xi; now cyong asks= In dread admit:l6.m," Allons ! the., L,r France— But off with your bouts !" said Tom, " my . pursuils Attended are still by these dark tiny elves !' . " Then you end your imps mar vet out by yourselves! Ey devils trepated—if I go 111 be d.--n'a The forfeit Tom gain's Inc his master--atitieking The fears Ohio rival by Watt REX'S JET BLit:MPG! This easy shining and brilliant Ikaestoo, pupated by Re. HEST AWARS EX, 311, Strand, Lordofl; and mid in every town in the kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, fie., 1011., ltd.. aed 181 each. Also I".t•te Blacking, in pots, al., Pall, and 1114. each. A stalling put of Paste is equal to four Is. bottles Liquid. o • Ask for Warren's lilacking; A N I)LXS, 64. per lb. ; waxed wick moulds lid. - Urea( kf advantages far Cash or Credit, on the usual terms, at I)AVIES'fi Old Established Warehouse., fill, S.. 31art3eaaane, oppnsite New Slaughter's Cud - cc-house. Every article of the its-tai the Cash prices as follow:—waned wick moulds. is. &I. per Saran; candles fa. to Ss. ; line was candles, Si. ad. per lb. • rgierui candles, ; palace wax lights. 3s. ; Wintlwir an d patent snap. Is. 4d. . • beown Windsor, Is. 3d. ; fine sealing wax, 4s. 6,1.; mottled soap, 70s. per eat.; yellow, Inn. ' curd, IN. I best Want oil, is. per gallon. (:oods forwarded to all pars of the aorta. E.IST AND WEST INDIA WriIt . EII()USE, EX EI'CH t. it i„ ~~ I ; 7 14;1 t $:.(1 Price 7d. Q''' , - Aral Nov. 20, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. SZatturs, :11csars.Bralker and Co. Baainghall-serect. S. lhsies, Great Surrep.strett, ehyrnisr, (let. 16, 23, and Nov. 23, at ten,. at the Bankropts' , uart. Fielder and Bartley. Dukr.strcc, tirosvcnor.squsre. Nunn, Quven-street, Chcao , ;dc, warchow.cin (let. 16, 23, and Nov. 20, at twelve, at the Ilaikrurs'Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Swaia and Co. Frederick's-plate, 01d Jewry. Id. Thompson, NortOlk-strvet, Commercial-road, and IL Long. ridge, South Shields, paint and colour manufacturers, Oct. 16, 'l3, and Nov. 20, at twelve, at the fSarkrupts' Court. Solidwr, 31;. llud3aun, llatton-court, ThreAdnecit:e..tr:et. DIVIDENDS rc.,. I L. [fault. Norwich, irumuunder. at four, at the Cavils and Lion Inn, St. Peter's :Bancroft, Nory kit. Oct. :hi. I. .Ihittt, Buckltsibury, fus4n and relsetern mar.a facturvr, at eleven, et the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 9. W. haws, (Wham, cotton inattufucturer, at eine, at the Star Inn. Illiu.clkster. Nur. 27. H. Beams, Sydenham, Surrey, stockbroker, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nor. 8. S. l)rimshaw, Gorton, Lancaster, and J. Grirushaw, Manchiatcr, menthatus t at mac. at the Star Inn, .31anchester; Nov. 9. It. l'ul'ant, Leeds, merchant, at twelve, at Ile Bank rupts' (Outs. Nor. it. S. Fnc, of ilosbrougb. Derby, scythe manufacturer, at ' twelve, at the Comuirrclal Inn. Sheffield. Not. 4. S. Nunn:ley, Cransley, Northampton, beast jobber, at ekren, at tits George It:, , Keturing. Nov. ti. J. Niehl, Vorjt, clothier, at ten, at tt , t ll'hite Bear Inn, 3141mM:sum r Nov. 2. A. Hoop! torn, Ilucklerrfilld, grocer, at eleven, at the llov and Crown lou, liudderseeld. Nov. l. 41. Dyson, llonesster; dnaler in con, at twelve, at the Town-hill, Daneasta, • Nov. 3. T. Hud'om, late of Lower Paketon, weaver, at the IVaiwick Aritir Inn, %I'arwwk. Oct 30. W. 814ep , heard, liostrall-court, Carey-arect, money. scrivener, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' (-mat. Oct. 3 L J. T. Cleinua, Iltuad-areet, insurance -broker, at ten at the Bankrupts' Court. (Jet. 3U. C. Cletd44, 11'arotinsta, Wilts, linen-draper, at clevq:, at the Bankrupts' Court. Oct. 70. G. Creep, fork -street, Corent-garden, woollen-41raper, at ten, at the itankrupts' Court. Oct. X Dultuante. t;handeo.street, Corer,t-ardea, anl,role deter, at tat, at the Bankrupt. Court. Oct. 30. C. it. Itent.an, Futter-hoe, itonn.onger, at ten, at the Bankrupts' (;oust Oct. 39. C. flroen, late of Dundee, merchant, at clzven, at the Ban kru Court. Nov. 13. W. D. Taunton, late of Essex -street, Strand, money scrivener, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Oct. iO. J. O'Brien. Broad-atrect-huildings, merchant, at tc::. at the Bankrupts' f'oitrt. Oct. 30. W. Falling, New-road, Surrey, merclia::t, at cloven, at the Bankrupts' Cotut. (let. 30. J. Nauman, late of West Drayton, Middlesex, vin:nt•. at ten, at the Bankrupt►' Court. Oct. 30. It. Curt, Cowcrosa-atrect, currier, at twclve,at the Bank rupts' Court. 1kt.30. 11.1. Troward, late of Caper's-bridge. Surrey, soar. manufacturer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. (let. 30. IW. C. Atmore, IVood-street, blanches:cr wan:‘ov..ic. man, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. I. J. Thomson, Birmingham, victualler, at twelve, at the 11'001-Pock lon, Birmingham. CERTIFICATES—.Oct. SO. 1. Penny, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, grucer.—R. P. Ritchie, London, merchant.—J. Roberts, Cheltenham, Gloucester, coal. men hant.—A. Pennan, Litneln.use, Illiddlesen, master mariner.-- liuntriss, Northowrani, fork , cetton.spiniwr.-4. Turley, Liverpool, hatter.—J. Ilarri.on , Padillatn, land•sr, rtnton-spiu ner.—M.3lagnus, late if Bunitill.row, Middlesex, tocrclutiit. • - I',IRTNEJtSI[IPS DISSOLVEI). J. I,ee and 11. Lee, Lamina-hill, Lewisham, brick-makers.— E. Fielder Mercwith and J. Fuggle,Yalding,larnrs.-11. .11 ilea, It. It. :Whines, W. floldsworth and T. Holdsworth, IVakcheld. merchanta.—W. Daerdin and G. I)uevdin, Aldersgate-street, %boa nierecrs.—G. Gillhani and C. Gillham, Hanford, spirit-merchants. —N. Sheffield and W. Stssens, Crawfonl.stre.it, Mary -11-bonne. lanipicontractors—J. Valiance and W. E. Ilainnamd, Little War. ner-street, Clerkenwell, druggists.—E. Francis, G. 31. Davidson, W. Franck, and J. Child, London, tea-dealers.—lt. L. Shepard and It. S. Green, UsJiridgE, coach-proprietors.—Z. bevy, Z. Ltrr. jun. and J. Levy (so far as regards the said J. I.evy.)--11'. Loris and J. Sprigg, (heat Pulteney-street, Golthai.square, lets.—J. Barnett and J. Altera*, Brightehustone, coal and CUM. The ernes, price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in tile week setting the 6th day of Oct. 1621, is 2Ya. IIFL per hundred weight, exclusive of the du , i Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thxreot iso Great Britain. Arerne pries of Corn from the Returns received in the Week Wheat. s. d. . _ ending Oct. 2. 1.12 t. Parley. Outs. I Rye. ; Beans P. i.s. I. U. a. d. a. U. d. s. 33 1 NO 3010 133 10 nes E.IST INDIA SHIPPING. The Albion, Best, has arl77d off Scilly—she sailed from New South Wales 22d Dec. 1829, from the 11Iauritina on the Bth June, and from St. Helena the 4th Aug. Arrivals at the Mauritias.--The Java packet, Beam :milt, from Batavia, had arrived at the Mauritius on the 6th June ; and the Duke of Gloucester, Amin, from the. Cape, arrived on the 7th June. • Sailiwgs from ditauritias.—The Avon, Sumner. sailed from the Mauritius fur Bombay on the 6th of June. Arrival at Iltatrbox.—The John Barry, Roche, arrived at Bourbon, from the Mauritius, on the 20th of May. SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-110US4 OCT. 8. Swim ExTzar* 1 aaha.—The Charente, from Cabot; and Cunilla, from ,laroltstattt. _ ENTERED OVTWAUDS.—The Harlhlgen, for Rotterdam; Royal George, for Ilsnebay ' • Thomas, for St. Vince:Ws; Water. 100, for Tneste; CarOitie, Duke of 31ancliester, and Juro. kr Jamaica ; Egeria, fur Cape Hartien ; and Hope, fir Harr bLr~h. Cst:au LUG 0I:T IV R DS.—The Pelican, and Christiana dos, fur Brussels; Thomas, and Pursuit, for Haintourgh i and fLar. monk:, for Dirroiuira. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Scr, to r. r, Orr ()PE s.—Arrived the Tracker, Thaeocoe, from Gambia; and , he Liherty , Layking, from Cape Cost Castle. I )tf the i►land, the Albion, Best, iron the NSATltiltlland St. Helena. POUTSIMOVTIII, ()ermine B.—Arrived the Ganger, Lloyd. fru:u London for India; Charlotte, Hretue. frog Haniburgh fry Bombay. Sailed his Majecy'sslilp Reifying, for Plymouth. Ocironna B.—nir Brunswick, 'Cunningham. from Bremen to Baltimore, put in here yesterday leaky, auk must go into the dry dock. nom, (it:Tonna ft—Arrived the Salm* Church, from Alex within; Swift, —, from Malaga; and Coventry. Purdy, front Jamaica. Came down from the River and tennis. the Harriet, for Batavia ; l'ilot, fur Honduras ; Ann, for Brrbice • and the New Albion, for Malta. Put back, the N il e, Runde'd for Her tdce. acEszson, Oc Tonga B..—Arrived Edgar, Campbell from Jamaica; Trio, Hackworth from Bruges; Zephyr, Newman, from Gafle; Lavinia, Brooks. from Hamburgh ; l.oaa, linex from th- 'ape of (lout thine; Commerce, Da) eta, from Brussels; !lam, from St. Vsuctnt's• the Latter vessel was p!urtlerea by a pirate a '2O guns mar arrriltuls. Sailed Paagekgr. Liaskb, for Palau; blanby, Skcycrs ' for Batbadoes ; Leutia, for Riga ; Hope, Ford, far Genoa ; Potton, Hirai, foe @tier% Lome. I.ivraroot.. OCTOBER 7.—Arrived the Sesames. llkke from - ()CTOHT!I the Stlrtflin, Ridley, front Petersburgh ; trid —, from PARIS, te TORII n.--The Vestale. Owning, horn ; o!:;ialcupe, in entering the Garonne, or. the lat, gniunded. Inumeihate :arum. anee was given, and part of tl:c cargo discharged. :tin. aas ex pectxl to float the following tide. The Nocton packet sailed from Malta for Falmeoth on the 4th The Lady Wellington pucka. from Falmouth. artived at Mai:a on the 10th ult. The Lusitania, Fuze, from Loniksi to Riga, which ass 'sported to he on shore on Domenesc, crrived in Riga Roads 1.3 d VL6SELS lIIPONEM WlTll.—liis Majatv's ship Blanche. !SA August Elizabeth, of Portland. tid silt. ; Oglethorpe. from Liver pool, Zl,ht ult. ; Frederick, O'Hara, from I libraltar to Newfound land, 13th ult. ; James, front Liverpool to St. John's, New Brut,- wick, Vatli ult. MEETINGS 91? CREDITORS •T SUR BARRRUPTA . COURT, VASINORIALL•STRICRT. TKIS 01.1 T. THIRD MEETINGS. a. !lint, G. Mancluater, chrhier . - I# - LAlard,W. Charlotte-row, Bermondsey, Surrey, coal-merchant 12 DIVIDEND. Ilmley, J. Son -row. 11attipstc.W.w.141, rectifier. There is now in the garden of Mr. Moore, at Titirtcn, an apple-tree (the American Pippin) in full blcuono, bearntg at the tame time a crop of apples. i t ; -.1