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Setub, In 1,0!., o suit various Purchasers. 6stutiies ot . the Spirits, l'otfee, &c. to be seen at the IVarelmuse, i nt o the lath to the ICM of November, from ten till two o'clock : 1 . 4 an i'.c itoroillo of s.de, that day's sale only, from ten till :liclre o'clo,:‘, alie:e Catalogues may be had, at Cal. each. , F.IST INDIA Ilin'SE , Oct. 27, .V:2•1. rE C..; -: or Viteet , ,rs $4 . if.. United Company o r M -, Ado., .j England trading to the East Indic, do laTel;y c N die‘ . That a Ql'AIITI:IlLY U GENERAL CORT of the said Comi,.: , ...:i h, In'il at their Home, in lestlenhall-street, on Weusi:stiar, the Val December nest, at Eleven o'clock, in the isrenoo.i, for Mc purview of declaricK a dividend front Midsummer last, to Chnst!nas next. JOSEPH D.IIIT, Secretary. _ _ 21., 1821 E.!ST I N111..1 1101 7 S F:, Oct. . ,r,,, e.,„,./ ,, , Dire./.,.., .4' The United Company 14 . M M ./lint! I j . Ea:gal,: trading to the lit,t ladies do hereby _. . gig Noti-c, That the TRA NSFER ROOKS of the said COMPANY'S ST HA b :••• it I r To ti the 2,1 December next, at Three o'Cock, and 1 n'ENI:I) again on TCEFDAY, the Dith January, 11..:. Aril that the IIIV I a fENI) WARRANTS en the said Stock, ear on the fith .Istattary. 132. A. I..in be ready to be delivered on traiDalr, the GM of the aame month.. JOS/. Pll DART, Secretary. L(►NI)ON DOCKS. CONTRACT for ST.ITIONERV, on WEDNESDAY. the 17th Instant. TrHE DIR ECTOIIS of the LONDON DOCK C()M_ 1 PAN Vdo hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to re ceive Tenders .r.ealcsl up) at the Superintendent's Office, at the Dock. on WED the 17th of Novetuher inst. at Twelve n'Cloelt, from such linens as rosy be willing to supply the Com luny with nTATIONERI , for One Year. Every Tender must be act ontvaDled by a letter. signed by a le sporod.de Person, engaging to become bound with the Person •entlering, in the toot of 3001. for the due performance of the Cet.nut. e.ricalan of the Contract may be known, and Samples of the Amin letra, at the Company's trow Ne. Prince's-street. Bank. I i1:0114: 1.: ROBINSON, Sectetary, Loedon Dock House. Nov. 4.1:124. `..IL—No regard will be paid to any Tender delivered after o'clock on that Day, nor unless the Person who make,' the lender, er sonic Person oa his behalf, attends, to answer when railed for. :)1011S11 ANNUITY Ay Act of Capi:al, 3.000.010/. in IA (1 )N1 PAN\. Parliament. ), CHM Shares of :At each. :Tors. M.P. Chairman. 1. M.P. Deputy Chairman. l 4 sinuel Page, Esq. Colonel Palmer, M.P. Yatlianiel Wan. Peach, Esc. lion. Wm. Pnwlett, M.P. A. A. Surtecs, l'olonel Talbot, M.P. Chas. Tennyson. Esq. 11. P. John Walkin, 1;14. 0111. DIU L.: PE fER 110.1 ME, E S B. 31. It.tithi:vr. Esq hisit.-44:n. Sir Itittglic S. Lon kin. k.k .I.S. Nicholat. Dennys, I:4q. Thomas Mink!. Esq. E4ll. George Magnus, Esq. John 31endbam, I;sq. Wilma Ncww,o, Esq. Established !rtiry Clarke, E.g. I John II(odor, Fay. ' , swage Davenport, Esq. David 31`Lran, Lag. Timothy Francis Power, Esq. DASSIEILS. Sir Wm. KIT, nut. Prior, !Matryat, and Coleman. Sir Julio Ilan. duw, Barber, and Co. stcasr•nr. James Mitchell. E.'s,. A.M. sot Knott. • John 11'ilka, jun. TA. CONSULCIRO SURGEOICS. ?urge Buckley Bolton, Esq. and Win. licwicke Lynn, Esq. SURVEYORS. Laeph Dwilt, Esq.; Edward I. Anson, Eery ; and James Savage. Esq. TaisCompany has been established under the authority of the IV. rap. lld. for the Purchase of Ammities secured on Plererts in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Tre Company is ready to receive Tenders to any amount, and to QM= Mousy on .unusually liberal terms. Blank Farms will he ~: .rwed,on application to the Secretary at the OPJce, to whom all Yar s na.st b: sent post.p,lid. JAMES MITCHELL, Secretary. )4, sew Mad-street. IVRITISH ANNUITY CONIPAN Y.—At a Court of Directors held the Ist Nos. 1824 : Remised. That the amount of the Deposit and First Instalment »F , lslr paid teasing been pmlitahly invested in eligible Securities, FURTHER CALL of FOUR POUNDS per Share he wades est that the fame he paid into the house of 31eurs. Sir William hay. Hirt. and Co.; or of Messrs Sir John Parting, Bart. and Co. on se before the Ist day of December nest. JAMES MITE II ELL, Secretary. ROCK REVERSIONARY and LOAN SOCIETY. for the Purchase of Icterests in Real and Personal Property. t,e Life, for Veers, in Perpetuity, and in Reversion, the Loan of Raines open Securities, and for other beneficial purposes. CHAIRMAN, CILIRLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, Esq. DEPUTY CHAIIIMAII, PHILLI P PERRINO, Esq. DIRECTORS, kr:Jamie Barnard, Esq. Benjamin George Hodges, Esq. toisnel Brown Frederick Iludgeon. Esq. M.P. j " ll ' M. Dirson, Esq. 31. P. John Moir Inner, Esq. T1M.3211 Eine. Esc. William Pratt Litt, Esq. t aianel (landed!, Senile Reid. Esq. Aces lialle:t, Esq. John Bourke Ricketts, Esq. Tam W. lirtheringron, Esq. Thomas Weeding, Esq. , h Arlet P a l mer Dimond, E •LDITORS A. John Letts= Elliot, Esq. 11 '241 I )mm, Esi. I Henry Gsitskell, Esq. TREASURERS AND RANKERS, nmrS. Barnard, Dimsdales, and Barnard. soucivons. Messrs. Blacker and GaitakelL T he of Directon receive Proposals for the sale of Reser- LlP"Perry. Life Interests. Annuities, Policies of Inman*. les, Ground Rents, and long Leaseholds, and for the Loan upon Securities. mm ' °r Proposals may be obtained by application to the mot Lies . AU applications by letter mist be free of postage. BLACKER and UAITSKELL, 11 , Commercial Chambers, Secretaries and Solicitoes. incing.lsee. f I RE.% I' I'ARIN ET an d UPHOLSTERY, at the NJ loNIX)N REPOSITORY FOR TIIE CABINET , AR PAIS' St ICIETY, being the only Real One now existing , landfil l , No. 71 Corner of Leadenhall-street, opposite Aldgate , 'll. and vhie,i ha,s been established upwards of Six Years. Far ••adt Money. and tin Abateent. Tlii Trustees and Commi m ttee respectfully inform the Nobility I 'd Grater. that they still conduct the above Establishment, fur tit: benefit of industrious and ingenious 3lechsuies (who have barge flailiesi, by offering their 3lanufaetured Articles in the Cabinet 14 e. of the best %S otkinanthip, and Cheaper than by any HMS! i London. no other profit being required than to satisfy the Ware '''',C bust and Sales; being satisfied with constant employment a , coble them to support their families, the number of whoa% ap- Pt 4 by the ho o k, o f t h e l ast Quarterly Meeting to be 1411. 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Co MA ITT CE. ••• ll l ll , t 11. J. WI LN LK. I J. CAIRTNII, 4.,L E. J. Ustrre %Y. ‘Vsoituati. TIII., RNLI. ~ Arm. 'J. I ASLER, Secretary. LONDON. To Sail .next Week ! I° g.A C.lll l l. l l S 7U ti l ie r lit i t .• ' w rea i t !L s ! s t i lle t e si t4 l i a , n t tl i, l i tre t tli..77 l, l ag 1..1M11, Commander, bunks' IWO Ton% l y in g, in the City Canal. t llas were sitrerior accommodation s for Prissrngers. 1 For Fnly,lit Or Plumage apply to 111esars. Basett, Farquhar, N Crowfoot. and Co. o. 71, 1 Sri Itroad-strert ior to !SUCKLES, RAOSTER, mid lIIJCIMNAN, 33, Mark.lane. _ . . . _ - A Chartered Vessel.—To nail nay in December. I - 4 1 11R lIATA IA and SI NO APi )11E, the fin e fast sailing river-b u il t brig WOODLARK, 'Meilen 200 Tong, THOMAS BROWN, Commander. lying in the City Canal. 111. line Aeroninuidationa tar Pawners. 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FREDERICK ; or Incidenn7illustrative of the &antics and drams a Vitaf Piety in the Domestic Circle. • " Home, sweet home." . _ _ _ With a beautiful Ster.liTtribellisiioe;r:lBmo. price 21. boards. Second Edition. ELIZA ; or the Pious VilQeHirl, exhibiting Traits of Cha racters for imitation in Humble Life. With a Copperplate Land. acsrThird Edition, Is lid. bda the Aut hor of " Frederick." ; By few de • • procured in a yr notice of an e• : published by W. Charlton Wrigbt, 63, Paternoster. row. SALES BY AUCTION. It( H)XS. A• Mr. EVA NS, At his Home, No. 93. 1;•il.M•11. lii-MORRO‘V, 11th instant, and Five following I)ays. Tvaluable (1)141.1.:(;•rioN or BOOKS of the .1_ late Mr. SIMCO, reinovcd from his how.e, Air-street, l'iccadilly ; containing an extensive Collection of English and Foreign History, English Topography, Genealogical and lleral dical Works, Emblems, and a miscellaneous assemblage °realms. ble books in every department of Literature, which will be sold by order of the Executors. fIii:BoARD OF FAsHIONABLE PLATE.. Be Mr. WILLIAM STEVENS. At the Auction .Mart, on TUEsDAY NEXT, November 16, at by order of the Assignees,' A SIDEBOARD of * MODERN PLATE, comprising / about 3ao Ounces, and consisting of King's Pattern and French Fiddle gravy, Tea, and Dessert Spoon* and Forks, Satre ladles, salt and Kgg-spoons, handsome Teapot sad stand, \Vote. labial and Knife-rests, Fish-slier, and a Muffin-Age and cover. May be viewed the Morning of Sale, and Partieulma had at the Mart, and of Mr. Win. t4tevena, 38, Old Jewry. CI.ANIIAM COMMON. Ity Mr. JAMES AMU /TT, At Oarraway's, ony El IN Esp.% y NCNT, at It by order of . . the Executors of 31&.10hn loanihert, TWO eon: Tact new-built 110USEti, moat eligibly ai towed, being Nos. I and 2. Pule-place, .lere-lane, Clap ham, held for a term of 87 years. at • ground-runt of 21. 12s. 64. Nook. IS ist for 161. per annam etch. Mark viewed until the sae; particulars may be foul on the Freiman; also at the Plough, Clapham; of Marrs. Ilurd and Johnson, solicitors . Temple; at the place of wile; and of Mr. Abbott, Castle -court, adjoining the British Fire-office, Strand. FREEHOLD 141 I Lill NO flßlli'Nlt, NEAR 11.E.EN D. SECOND SALE. By Mr. siIt7TTLEWIMTH, At the Mart, TIIIS DAV, at It THIRTY LOTS of valuable FREEHOLD LAND, abounding with brick earth, and admirably situated fur building, on the border of the road leading from Dethnal.green to Oldford, funning a line of communication between Mile-end, toad and Hackney, a short distance from the Regent's Canal, near the coarse of the intended liettford Union Canal, and in a neigh bourhood rapidly improving in population and respectability. May be viewed, and particulars had at the Three Colts. Ohlford, adjoining the pr,ndses; the Mermaid, H sckney ; Swan, Stratford ; Globe, Mile-end; at the Man; of Messrs. Wilde, liens, and Peacock, ; and of Mr. Shuttlewordo, 7111, rutiltrv. ABSOLUTE REVEMOONS Td VALUABLE COPY- HOLD ESTATES, Equal to Freehold (the Fine being small and certain), and to the Dividends arising from 4,54/11. 12s. lUd. New Four per Cents. By Sir. SHI'TTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Three Lots, unless an acceptable otter is previously made by Private eon. tract. lIPHE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to valuable COPY ". HOLD ESTATES at Iligligitte, equal to Freehold (the Fine being small and certain), comprising Nine neat Brick Dwell ing Houses with Front Shops, Yard. Gardens ' and Outbuilding., situate in front and in the preferable part of lligh.strect. High gate, being the whole of Feery's-row. Also Two Tenements be hind the same, a n d Four neat Dwelling Houses, with Front and Back Gardens, situate near tile fire rode stone, opposite Woodland place, llighgate. The Premises are chiefly let on !cane, at low rents, producing a net annual income of 297 L Ills. ; to which valu. able Property the purchaser will become entitled upon the extinc tion of Two Lives, one a Lady aged 73, the other a Gentleman aged 54. Also the REVERSIONARY INTEREST of a Gentleman aged 32 (whose life is insured) with DIVIDENDS arising from 4.5431. 12a. 1011. NEW FOUR PER CENTS., provided he sue. wives a Lady and Gentleman each in their 72d year. Tani:niers may be had of Mr. James, Solicitor. Bucklenbury ; at the Start; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 20, Poultry. BOOKS IN TIIE PRESS. Ina few darswill be published, DEBRETTS BA itoNET AGE of the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. A New Edition, corrected to the present time; with a new Set of Plates. printed for C. and J. Rirington, and the other Proprietors. o .° A New Edition (the greatest part re-written) of DE. BRETT'S PEERAGE, is in the press. Early in November will be published. la I vol. Bro. R ''' ILLECTIONS OF THE LIFE. OF LORD 11YRON, from the year 1808 to the end of 1811; detailing the Progress of his Literary Career, in his several publications of the English Bards, Chiltle Harold, the Corsair, &c.; and eshibits ing his early character add opinions . Taken from Authentic lrocu • meats, in die possession of the Author. By the late R. C. DALLAS, Esq. To which is prefixed, an account of the circumstances leading to the suppression of Lord Byroo's Correspondence with the Author, and hts Letters to his Mother. lately announced for publication. Also, a Report of the Lord Chancellor's Decision in the cause Hoblunise and Hanson r. Dallas and others. London : printed for Charles Knight, Pall.mall Enia. Herein the aspect's of the heavens learn; And of the tames the mystic signs discern. At the name time with the other Ahnanacks will appear, beautifully printed, price 2s. lid. and done up neatly in an ornamented wrapper, the fifth edition of THE PROPHETIC ALNIANACK, or ANNUAL ABSTRACT of CELESTIAL LORE. calculated from the Xra of Hainan Redemption for the year 1826: being :he first after heap Year, and the Sixth of the Reign of his Majesty George IV.; which, besides registering and explaining the MAD dical Phenomena of the Heavens, and the (hitinous Tendency of particular Conligurations of the Planets, contain salutary Precepts anti Comments on the name; with Pmgnostications of the \Prather throughout the whole Year: including also New Tables of Me morable Events, and a copious Title Table, with all the other use ful Tables anti Memorandums of the Common Almanack, and likewise a Poetic Vagary on the Way of the World to all which is prefixed a Descant on Ezekiel's Prophecy and Lament over Tyro, conceived by the ablest Expositors to Mretetker the final fate of England ; in which will be found many important observations on the unfulfilled Scripture Prophecies. The whole being cal. culatcd to prepare 31zinkind for the Corning of Christ's King. don upon Earth. Front the MSS. of Sir Wilson Brehm; K. T. R. Humanist. What sign shall there he ? Christ's Answer:-- And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the sutra ; and upon t►e earth distress of nations, with perplexity : the sea and the waves roaring: men's hearts fail. log them for fur; and for looking atter those things which are coaling an the earth." --St. Luke xxi. 2A, 26. William Charlton Wright, 6., Pater:Ana r-row, Lonilen. •- FREEHOLD IN THE CITI OF LONDON, AND LEASEHOLD. LAMBETH. By At the Mart, on %V El/NESDA Y NEXT. at 12, in 2 hots, YALU A lIL E Flt E E )1,1) ESTAT com - Lot 1. i t rising a spacious conantxtious Dwelling-house, large Warehouse and Premises, most adeantageonsly shoved im. mediately op posit , the New Courts of law and I Hficcs of the Com missioners of Bankrupt, in Basingluill:street, in the occupation of very respectable 'l'enants, at Nett Bents, amounting to One Hundred and Sixty-live Pounds per Annum. Lot. 2. A LEASEHOLD I.STATE, comprising Four neat Dwelling-houses and Premises, situated Nos. 37, 38, 39, and 49, in Ely-place, Saadi Lambeth. a short distance from New Church at Kennington. held on Lease fur Zdt Years uncspireal, at a Ground rent, and producing a net income of Forty -two Pounds per Annum. May he VICWCIi, and particulars had of 3lessrs.Dennett, (heaves, Basendole, and Tatham, Solicitors. King's Arms-yard, Coleman. street; of 31evirs. Yourg and Thompson, Solicnots, Charlotte row, opposite the Mansion-house; at the Mart ; and of .Ir. Shut , tlewortk, No. 28, Poultry. STOKE NEWINGiosi. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH GAR DENS. PLEASURE DROVNI)S, AND MEADOW LA NI). It/ Mr. sin:l - rm.:WORTH, At the Mart, on It fiDNESDAV NEXT, at 12 9 by order of the Administratrix, voles* previously disposed of by Private Con tract - . . A Spacious Substantial Leasehold Family REST .L 1/ENCE, with coach-house, stables, yard, ire.; capital walled gardens, delightful pleasure grounds, green-house, fish pond, farm yard, ouliiiiitlings, and meadow land, comprising al together upwards of seven acres, eligibly situated in Chunk street, Stoke Newington. the hue residence of ROBERT BEVI EL. Esq. deceased. The House contains eight bed-rhambers, dressing-rooms, capital drawing Ind dining rooms, library, breakfast room, principal . and setond staircases, domestic offices of every description, double coach-house. four stall stable, and convenient outbuildings. 1 May be viewed with name, wtrtch, with Particulars, may be of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211, Poultry. Particulars may she be had of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and 51arcluult, solicitors, No. 2, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; at the Mart; and on the pre mist's. ENGLISH FARIIIONS: TN addition to which an netr:y equals in beauty and softness the French Cashmere, HUD BARD and Co. have now to Wee the NEW and BEAUTIFUL CARTORINE CLOTH. It is well adapted for ladies winter dresses and pelisses, it unites the softness of silk with the warmth of wool, and is very superior in texture to any thing they have yet introduced. The Cluilimarine, an elegant and useful article for cheap morning drortes. A large assortment of rich silk opera cloaks, in the mint prevailing colours, made up in the most fashion able style. Rich Ducapcs, Levantine, shaded Parisian Saito*. (has De Naples, with a variety of articles for autumn aml winter costume are now offered upon very advantageous terms, both as it respects quality and price. Orders speedily executed fur the rich silk striped Tabberas, for drawing-roimi furniture, at Ss. 6.1. per yard, 12, Ifenrietta.street, i Covent-garden. CAUTION. T''of C F FOR IFS LO.. Z E E N a l e l k E n fr fi l ir ed rO C l It: II S, I OA R E N ESS. and SORE THROAT:(, and the recommendation of them by the Faculty for these complaints. render it necessary, at this season. to crattion the public against the numerous inefficacious preparations offered for sale, under the name of Fruit Lozenges, and to inform them that none are genuine without his name and address on the boxes. (Word's Lozenges women, in a pure and highly r . ca .:rated state, all the medical properties of the recent fruit : in k erns they are cooling, and in Sore Throats and Coughs, whether proceeding from recent Colds, or peculiar to Asthmatic or Consumptive habits, :se particularly beneficial; they allay Inflammation, promote Ex pectoration, and may be taken with advantage by the most delicate constitution. . . ..... Prepared and gold (only) by J. Gifford. Chemist. 104, Str:nil, in hoses, at Is. ILI. and 2s. each; retail also, at 140 and 711, Ox ford-street ; 324, 11ollsza ; 41. Bishopsgate-strect; Royal Ex change Gate, and by most Vendors in the Kingdom. GIFFORD'S FAR ILV PILLS, also as above, which are, without eaeep•lon, one of the most valuable, safe, and effectual ►Medicines known, for removing Bilious, Nervous, (Jouty, and Rheumatic Affections, Indigestion, Pa'ns and Giddiness in the Head, Sickness, low of Appetite, and all disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, in Boxes at 1.. 18d. and 2a. 6d. each. Please to ask foe " liifford's Lozenges." or " Giffbed's Aperient Family Pills." FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. IN this PItEI'AItATION are coacentratt-d all the Me dicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to a perfect saturation of the 3lenstrurn with which it is prepared. Ta such Persons therefore. who, from various eatwirs, would expericncerreat inconvenience, or with whom it would be utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, the Vluid Extract, which possersa the advantages of portability, anti of keeping in any climate, will be found a most desirable mode of eniploytng this muchAvosuied Medicine. The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are those of the Skin, such as the Scorbutic Afrections, Ettiptiez Di‘cases, Se condary Symptoms, &c. arising from a disease , ' state of the System at liege. It is taken in water, rendering it of the same strength as the Decoction. Sold in Bottles. n , da. Csl. and 7s. CA by Butlers', Chemists. 4. Otespaide, st. Paula, and 220, Ilek•nt.stteet (near the Arr. I! lloonia), London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through out the United Kingilusa. ••• lle careful to oak fur Ballets' Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla. Price 7d. CARROLL'S NEW SCHEME. VIMIOUGH this Scheme has been comparatively but s few hours before the Public, it ha mated the deepest • • tercet ever remembered in the history of Lactates. The number and magnitude of the great Prizes—the economy of the adsositore-.• the charm:ea and simplicity of the plan—hare all combined to render it the fitoutite object of Public Patronage. The Scheme has been published at full length in etery paper, and may be so tained gratis at Canant.t's the Contr a ct o r' s Offices, Im, Cars hi l 48 , Osford.eneet ; 7. Lharinpaoss. To those Persons who have not already seen the Scheme, the Contractor submits *he following brief epitome of its leading restores :--there are Two . . Prizes or . . . . nom Two . . . Prizes of . . . . .1:28,1100 besides other Capitals and smaller Prises, amounting in the who:e to Two Hundred and Six Thousand Pounds Sterling 111otuy, me divided as nut to leave a single Number without a Benefit. Two . . . . of . . . . 1:20,000 And 1,000 other Prizes, us sure to be Drawn the First Day, Ulth December, - , And may be attained at a risk so unprecedentedly small as to mi ens the surprise of all who have seen the plan—for Iftcr taking the Chance of the First Day, 181. may be received back for met; Ticket, anti in propo-uon tee Shares, whether the Number Ls drawn or undrawn. Ry this offer. the immense sum of Three Hundred and Twenty.fiiiir Thousand Pounds is actually added to the Prize Money of the First Day, as it niusrbe clear, that eery Purchaser has the option of making his Number en 161. Prise as soon as that Day's Dmaing is (WPM; it - he be successful, he may gain (and somebody must gain) XMAS/Um more—and if unsuccess ful, he cannot lose mnre than £4 19s. By the Whole Ticket. Halt 6 9 Eighth - 0 IA 6 Quarter - 1 13 fl Sixteenth - 9 9 6 being the difference betoeeo what a Ticket will cost, and what may be received back for It any time betorc the 26th Of Demist., r. Casino r t's great Luck in Selling Thin, and Twenty Thou sai'd Pound ”rises is well known ; but he abetains from particu larizing th..m at this moment, as he is more anxious to press on the attention of Adventurers what he hopes to do fur them in the coming Scheme, than %hat he has done for them in pest Isn'teries FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Foreign (f)ire, Nov. 5, 11124. The King has been graciously pleased to appoint Viscount Grans sille, now his Majesty's Ambassador Esiraordinary and Plen pia tentiary to the Kiri! of the Netherlands, to be his 31ajesty's Awe-. bassador Katmai Mary and Plenipotentiary to his 31ost Christian Majesty. The King has also been p•iociously pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Sir Charles 'tarot, K.R. now his 313jesifs Ambasaacio- Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Kmperor of .All tie Itussiss, to be his Mairey's Ambassador Extraordinary and Fier.. putentiary to the Kiug of the Netherlands. WhitAa!l, Oct. 14, 1824. The King has been pleased to present the Ree. Doctor :lames Ilunter to the church and parish of Saint Leonan.A. in the tery of Saint Andrew., and county of Fife, Told by tlie resignatiun of the Res. Doctor Francis Nicoll. TIANKKUPTS. Edward BadelylP, If ig:i Holborn carver and gilder, N0v.13. SO, and Dec. 21, at twelve, at the Banks:pre Court. Wirt:ors, M elms. Rogers and Son, M ancheiter-b o Jonathan ilium, ll'oetuaeh, Kent, tailor. Nov. 13. 20. and flee. 21. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Britt. tan, (Rd Broad.etreet. _ Jahn Lewis, Bristol, merchant, Nov. 22, a and Tee. 21. at twelve, at the Bush 'farm, Bristol. I"(4ICitOTI., 51r. Boustie!d, Chatham-place ; and Messrs. Cooke and Bengough. Bristol. • James Douglax, Blackburn, Lancaster . bookseller. Nov. 15, and Ike. I and 21, tiT twelve. at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn. Messrs. Cla•ke. Richards, and 3ledcalf, Chancery-lane ; and 31r. Edli-ston, Blackburn. NVilliani Marshall, 'l'utmn-street, Stepney, builder. Nov. 20. 27, and Pee. 21. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Lewis, Crutched-friars. Francis Peer largues. fcrwfck•%treet, Soho. print's„ Nov. 12, ?.n, and flee. 21. at twelve, at the ilankrupie Court. Solicitor, M'. Robinson. \Valbra•k. John Seagiim jun. Wilton, Wiltshire, carpet-manufacturer. Nov. 19, 29, and Dm 21, at eleven, at the Public Rooms, New Sarum. Solicitor, 31r. Tanner, Salisbury ; and Mr. Emly, E. szx-court, Temple, London. Thomas Oswald 'Johnstone, Clreat Queemstreet, Lincoln's Inn tirlds dealer in timaic. Nov . IL and Dec. ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Bromley, Copthall-court, Throg ; mortomatrect. Gear Bn, Piekettatmet, Strand, tea.dealer..Nov. yen, 29, and Dee. 21, at ten,•at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mama Noy and Hardstone, prat Tower street. William Preston, Neweasthempoe-Tyae, brake; tier. I. Dm: 2, and 21, at eleven. at the George Inn. Nemmatlempeo-Tyne. Solicitors, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples. Pearce, and Hunt, Fredoick's-place, London; and Mr. Spencer, Newcastle-um:- Tyne. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 20. John Richardson, Holborn, linen-duper, at t c:re. at the liankrupts• Court. - NOV. 27. E Stephen Page &Ayr, ISlaiduone, Kent, dealer and charnitn. at one, at the lint.itrupts' Court. soy. :SO. John Eldershaw, Hampton, linen. draper, at clever. at the Bankrupts' Court. Dec. 6. Patrick Kanifcck, Bristol, merchant, at one, at he Ruts• mer Tavern. Bristol. Nov. 30- Peter Thomas, Mitre.eourt, Milk-street. Chesyss:de, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court, Wakefield. l'ec. 7. Jonah Illamm, Manchester, hat-manufacturer, at twri,e, at the Bankrupts' Court. Dee. 8. Joseph Uoinersall and James Crowther, Deighton, York. shire, Edward Riley and Itob.rt Campbell, Sheeptidge, Yorkshire, Joseph Ball, Netheroyd-hill, l'orkshire, and Abraham Ball, Fedi% Yorkshire, merchants, at eleven, at the Black Horse Inn, I h Dee. 16. John Pilling and wan= Pilling, Mirfield, Yorkienre. corn-millers, at &even, at the Sessions-house. Wakefield. Dec. 7. Henry Francis Thcobald,3lille-, Frome-Selwood. Somer. setshire, money-scrivener, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Nov. SO. Jamea Maxwell. Boston, Lincolnshire, tea-dialer. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' ('ourt Dec. 4. William Dew, Praed-street, Paddington, stone-mason. at elevm, at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 30. Josiah [lamp, George-yard, warehouseman, at o,e. at the Bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATES.—Nov. - - - Nathaniel Rutt,CoTenian.st 3larr Old Bailey, eating•house-keeper.—John Collier, itathbonr-pLi,.. mercer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William goldsmith and James Penne, Rarmgate, bock sAlers--Willi.tm iherey. William Dicey. jnn. John Lerkisi, owd George :Harrison, Norwich, dyers—George Gibson and John (Sib son, Deighton. Yorkshire, wocller..cord-manufacturers.—Jertentah Mitchell, Eli 3litchell, and J. Mitchell. jun. Hisrh.sue-t, Homo ph , man's-mercert.—David Sin,. Archibald French, and Ilugh ‘l' a:- son, Glasgow and Witibargii.—William Wight and Thomas .111ison, Unttingham, Yorkshire, Mathi.on amt. W ill iam Jenkins. kime.street-square, merchants.—(litutt , Adams. Chad," Marsh Adams, \Villlawi Melt, jwn. Patrick l'smphell. and Edward Andrews. Bread -street, silk and ribbon-manufacturers, an fu as regards Patrick Campbell. • SINGULAR OCCURRENCE:. Friday evening last, about live o'clock, two men, from ti eir lect foretgo Jews, and one of them wearing a turban, presented themselves at our post.offiee (%I'oreeete9, and asked to Ise 'hewn the IlerrPrd Journal of the previous AI edtiesday. Their request was complies) with, but the man with the turban, after taking the paper into his hands, returned it to Mr. thadiner, the nriiitaat in the office, anti legged he would look into it for him, and etc what had been done with a young girl, who was in Ilemford gad kr Penne offence. 31r. (I. accordingly leaked over the paper. a.r Mg which the Israelite appeared very antious to make him understar.o that be had no other motive but curiosity fur wishing to kw' tho result o r the woman's trial. After a quarter clan hour's "earth. Mt. use_ diner could discover nothing r all referring to that of • nab the man was inquiring, and was abeut !CI lay the paper down. alien Isis eye met an advertisement °fierier a reward of tire pin ta , for the apprehension of a man suspected of felony and bigamy, ITA giving a description of his dress a:al person. 3lr. (1. read it throne, and to his surprise found that in every particular the in:tared man before him answered to this description ! Mr. Gardiner very prudently said not a word of this discovery to either of the m esa . They asked him when the Gloucester mail would leave, and bay ing learned the time, they said they should have tw o letters for it. which they would go and write. Immediately upon their deparrirz 3lr. Gardiner went to Orchard, the police-officer, end apprised him of the eircurnsiance. ('pan this, the latter having aseertaineil the house which they were at, stationed himself and resther off-A. at the eross, arid. as the men named on the.r way ns the Post-offire, they apprehended them, anti teak than uito :ie. shop or Mr. the linen.draper. Here Vietr persons wcre (/3 both of them were found gold watches and other pirfetvy. • id On the one with the tlyban, &letter, which set at rest all doubt of his being the man otioneri in the advertiser:it; t ; it was dated Gloucester. informing him of the reward offered !zr his arpreher. lion in the Hereford paper. awl Teemotremling him to change his dress, to e!uile detection. Satistimi new that tie hut got the right man, hichard took him to granl and wrote to the parties refennid to in the advertisement. TS: :0 hie at A ateracer.py, irforniong them of thz rapture. The exact n it•ire of the charge against the pymmer, or the eireumstar.ces 11::N. lied in it, we do inn h:rn, but we an, dentand that the father of the tenutle connected a oh the imputed offence of bigamy, Cause tsp immediately upon the receipt et the letter, and the prisoner paying the reward, all esezests, ono send_ %handsome doacc.:z to the girl. he consented to emceed via further against hint, and he was therefore liberated. There being no charge against his companion, he was not taken into (bristly:— IFurcrefer Herald. 'it! WI 4 '' iil 1 I r Y S ,$. , 4 'J 1 f I n ! i • 1 I. . : 11 t 1 ; t I • • ii I ;# , • 1 • It 1 k I