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~~ (/ 9 f ~ c .11. A • • - • refr, 4 .. " • 7 1 7 '2 .411? -44, 4 1 e: / d ''< 4 - - e) • •, ' /( P- 7 1/ r- . 1 / 4 - • , - 4_ 5 ,4 10! , orttltti _• + - 1 - 11:11Li - LONDON, MONDAY. JANUARY 9. P• 126. No. 7,200. Price 7d. =2:2 bet to. at of th e ratio—. Myatt ,• bier tram , . It mu. tacit 24 held uk u 2s id. ris bus TY de. .uipt to ; to 41. ; to 12. I to 2U• but te rc gircn a slack- for the LI conse. Calves. also Is as 4,1 ,1111 OS ,1M Om 3 17 i o• roUos s : 744 di E2e of Ode el 2b de 1,14 to 24 44 . Bs Oa to ?Id to I7d to IfSiti to II:ti t., 24d to 26t1 to Mt to 2:41 to 214 • to 111.1 to lid to lea ; 42i to AU 04 to .-.11 Ott ,y Harriet Nn. James nn. Arthwr merit lira of Su L. Thaced. tam Hen• Wm, H. L Mr. Oldies ienri Pr*, Janus Ivo Indlnman. -I.;erteennt lett Ah IlOtts srintni err in Masao. meming ieervirek; pew NAV it-OFF/CP, Jaw. 6. 1824. THE pria t ima rype•r, and Cownissiamers u`• kia Ma. jcsi#'s Navy du - hergby ei"e Notice s That on TITESDAY, the 34. h of February next, at ten o'clock t o the fore:tom. Fornmi.airiner Cu.ininghano will put op to Solo in lna Majesty's Dock-yard. at I !harham, .averal Lou of 01,D STORES. I'onis'ing of old rope. siakingZ;;;;;;Z . hoirmpe. eornpsawes. mid eanvuo, and various articles wt . slop clothing, &c. &c. &c. all lying in the said Yard. Person, wishing to view the lints must apply to the Commis sioner of the Yard for • note of admission for that purpose. •-- - . Catalogue, and Conditions of Sale may be had here and at the Yard. ORDNANCE SURVEY OF GREAT PRITAIN. MIIS gobseribers Copies of Me Ordonwie Mop of Lin colnshite. having been all either supplied or set aside by Air. Gardner- IGI. Regent-street. the Peddle wee hereby informed that the Eight Sheets of the Map of Orem Britain comprised in taht Stenos will in future be sold separately, in the same manner as the ether Thirty-eight sheets of the General Map, each Sheet being charged according to the extent of Work it contains, and basin Its price engraved on the North-west corner ; but for the convenience of those Persons who may wish to possess a ewnplete Slap et Lincolnshire, the Eight Sheets may be obtained teem kir. Widnes, at Six Guineas, as heretofore, till the end ofJumary boat. By order of the Doer& (Mee of Ordnance, W. GRIFFIN, Sec. Due. IS, IRIS. EXICA!si COMPANY.—The Subscribers are in formed, that the Deed, which has keen approved of by the trectoes as the proper Deed foe the establishment of the Company, lies for Signature at the Office of the Company. No. 31. Great 'Winchester-street. between the hours of Eleven and Three o'clock. The Proprietors who are resident in the United Kingdom of Great Britain are particulate requested to take noire, th a t. according to the terms of the Prospectus. they must (either by themselves or their attorneys, expressly empowered foe that purpose). execute the Deed within the period of thirty days from the date hereof, other. wise they will be considered as hating forfeited their Shares, and abandnoed their !merest in the Company. iSubveribers resident in Mexico are requested to take notice,they mast sign the said Deed by themselves or by their attorneys (also expressly empowered for the purpose). within twelve months from the date hereof. The Banker's receipt for the payment of the first Instaltr.ent or Deposit must be produced at the time of signature. gild will be exchanged for Certificates, signed by the Directors, acoording to the Decd. For the convenience of those persons who may be tenable to attend, powers of attorney, in the proper form may be procured at the offices of the Solicitors to the Company, Messrs. Knight and Fyson, 26. Basitighall.street. Dated this 3d day of December, 1823. J. M. MAUDE, Secretary. ri.n. A Statement of the pant Transsetiona of the Association• and the State of it. Fund., may be inspected by the Proprietors, the Urns of signing the Deed. The Directors have extended the time for signing the Deed until Saturday, the 7th instant, at Three o'clock, thereby allowing SO drys. exclusive of Sundays. POSITIVELY THE LAST HUT TWO. ALL LOTTE. RIES BEING THEN PROHIBITED BY ACT OF PARMA 31 ENT. 1 AND J. SIVEWRIGIII. the Contractors, respect !). fully remind the Public that this only mode by which any lesson may now speedily obtain a large Fortune for a few Pounds, must very soon pass sway for ever. In forming this THEIR FINAL scH .1. and J. Sivewright have been not only studious to retain all the apnrosed points Of late Lotteries, many of which were first adopted t y themselves, but to meet the desire of Correspondents, they have a trod uced SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, ece. forming In segregate of A QUARTER OF A 3111.L10N ATI:RUNG! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY, Ist of ItIARCII. Tickets and Shares are selling by J. and J. Sivewright, the Con tractors, at their tortunate Offices, Ike. 37. ; ii, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket, London, where they sold 12,08 - a Prize . . 030.000 3,113 - . - a Prize of - . • 21,014 Besides other Capitals in the last and late Lotteries. O.kN ON POST OBIT.—WANTED by a highly .1-4 respectable Gentleman, the aura of 1.21101. to be secured by a ROM for a larger sum, payable at the death of hit brother. a Nolilrean in hit 7(lth year. and whose estates descend by family Setdement on the borrower. The borrower to pay 5 per cent. litetest. daring his brother's life and insure his own life. For particular% apply to Messrs Diekins and Davidson, Solici tan, QUtee•Street, Cheipsiile. letters post-paid. CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, 160, Piccadilly (two doors weal from St. Jameies.street.)—The Proprietimi having a large itock of Brussels on hand. are now offering for sale the very best quality at As. lid. and sa. bd.: short lenghts from 4,. 11h1. to ss. 30. ; real Turkey Carpets at 111 per cent. under the usual prices : Scotch and Kidderminster (rum 2s. fal. to Is. 6d. ; Irruggets, Hearth-rugs, and Floor-cloth, on as low terms us at soy house in London. Patterns sent to any part of town or country. N 0.91. CHEAP& r WHITRIDGF: and Public with TEAS eza I DE, LONDON. Co. are now supplying the icily at the Wholesale Prices. BLACK TBAS. GREEN TEAS. _ s. d Good Congnu Si. 4d. and 5 Siong eongou - 6 0 Fine Congou - 6 4 Superior Congott - 6 8 Good Sanctums - Fine Sonrhong . 7 8 1 0 1 Superior Souchong - 10 0 Prime 31 ixed Tea, 6s. 4d. a. d. 1 I. d I 61 Fine Berbice .2L to 2 8 201 Turkey - 4 0 Tivankay Bloom Hyson Fine Hyson Voting Ilyson Finest II yson .. d. . 7 0 0 0 10 0 10 0 . 12 0 Gunpowderl2s., 145., and 16 0 Jnmaies Cotree Dutch ditto CABIN ET-MAK E RS' SOC I ETY.— CI IEIP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for th,: CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, bting the wily resl t'ne now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DEN II A LL-ST BEET. opposite Aldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respeetfullyinform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefitof industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the beat workmanship, and cheaper than by any House In London. no other profit being required than to sinisfy the warehouse rent and incident's expenses being satisfied with constant employ. 'tent to enable them to support their families. the number of whom a Tear by the Books I.f the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. , tom the great patronage thy: Committee have received, they are in hope. of increauting that bomber. The following is &Specimen of the Low Prices asked g all Goods w Arfanted .E. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, tour-post 1 to II Tent ditto - 1 6 0 Bordered Matreas to tit 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 S Eight Manogany Chairs - 11 10 0 Mahogany Peoinroke Table . - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from E 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 from 4:5 80 to 7 7 0 3 8 0 6 10 0 upwards Drawing-room Sofa, Dit ics Bed stead 111 ahogany 11 one- I S ofa A Quantity of Paper liang;r.v.s Inc Bed. Dining, and Drawing it.rOMS, at nearly halt Price. The Trade will hind it worth their Attention. I louses Furnished at a lea (lays' notice. and A partmetts in a few hours.—Goods packed leer or expense rxcept the matting. Old Furniture taken in lixcliangei Appraisementi Towsand Uoturtry ; and Eatates reined. CO Nr•VIT TEE. T. Corder 1 1. 11 - Iboil J. Carter T. Hailer J. l: nett I W. Waghorn. TIII.IRNEI.L. Agent. J. liAshElt Secretary. FOR f ( ()runs, ANTIIMAS, Ste. 1II:T LER'S PECT(iIIAJ. MAX! It. Experience II during a very p• red, h ineowcst;hly proved the so. I 144 efficacy of this in all earra of Coldr, Ceughs, and Aolonatic Affections. pronintieg centic expcc!oration, it very I "wrtly relieves the paiiet:t of n sli4ht or recent Cold, and a few *or% are generally atiFcient to ccnialic sire which neglect has tredered more anntirctied o',•tinatc. and which are accompanied "h Cough, Spitting of and other aerieus symptoms. Its rreeliar LitimmicpowerP t, wi to heel sorene.% and allay the irri !Anoo of the langs. in canc. , Cou7h ; end in ;Isthcuatic afrectiona l! trim s and gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at IL 11d. and 2.i. fhl. by Butlers. Chrmisia. 4 Cheap,i,tr, corner of S.. : and ;i4, Sackville.atreet, Dub- Savory and Co. CN, New Bond-strLct, and 220. Regent- I:reet ,• and by the principal Medicine Yu-Alen throughout the (. Ted Kingdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BA L. !.‘ MC LOZENGES. used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. and 1 , ,r rendering the Yoke clear and fl , xible„ and protecting its gleans hen the erects of exertion. In Boars, Is. lid. I .3 , —be careful to ask for " Butler's Pectoral BUIL" VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR NITURE, &c. Prepared by. and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs. G. MAR:MALL and CO., Chemists. Brewer.street. Golden square, London, In bottle; at 2s.Bd. and ss. each, with directions for u.e. Inat►nment•makcrs. Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and Dealers, supplied wholesale, on•libcral terms. this Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface; and it is not injured by hot water being spilled on it: on the contrary, it may he washed occasionally, if necessary. • v s For Carved Work, Beading, Legs, &c.. Polish to be used with a brush may be had at the same price, which may be applidil over wax, if required. To be had as above, The Oxygenated soda Powders Lavender Vinegar Superior Seidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne Ckeitenham Salts. in Crystals Arquebusatle Water Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender Water I Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Mine Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder. &c. And every genuine Drug and 1 edicine of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any cli mate. N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and Seidlita Waters, under the above 04111e14, are !potions. ••• Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms SHIPPING INTELfiGENCE. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JAm. G. Wind E.—High Water, 14 minutes past 9. No arrival.—No Irish mail. The Dalhousie Castle, hence for New York, passed Holyhead on the 4th inst. at four. p m. The Charlton. Whitial, for Liverpool, passel Holylicad on the sth inst. at ten, a.m. Wind E.S.E. Worm& hard, dark cloudy weather. The Astrea, Bradener, and "[Aches, Becher, from Stettin for Liverpool, have arrived at Christiansand. The Alexander 1., Schulman, from Riga fur Liverpool, has ar rived at Clinstiansand. The Acorn, Christie, from Liverpool, arrived at Names. The Britannia (steamer), from Liverpool for Rio de Janeiro, has arrived at Cove with machinery damaged. The Everson, Severson, front Liverpool, arrived at St. Vincent's on the 16th Noventtler. The Leeds, from Liverpool for New York, was spoken with on the '2'9th December about 100 miles S.W. of Cape Clear. SATURDAY, JAN. 7. Wind E. cloudy, blowing hard last night.--High Water, 9 min. past 10..—Three Irish mails due. Arrived the Columbian, Oiddem, from Maranham ; and Joe, Lumley, from Lisbon. The Anna. Church, from Demerara, arrived at llarbadoes on ' the 22d of November very leaky and discharging. The Edith., Burns, from Liverpool, has arrived at Alexandria (Egypt.) Sailrd on Thursday the Mary Cumming, —, for Rio de Janeiro; Rebecca, Herbert, for Montevideo; and Neptune, Lute!). for Rostra. Sailed yesterday the Flora, Blair, for Charleston ; Muto, Arthur, for Vera Cruz , 51 irantla , 51•Leod, for St. 31 ichael's ; Crisis, Pyott, for Marseilles ' • Courier, Cuxon, for Rio de Janeiro ; Doris, Houghton, for Sierra Leone ; James, Ftll, for Africa ; and Wit helmina. 51'001, for Tricate. Sailed to-day the Oglethorpe, —, for Savannah ; Orozembo, Thompson, for New York : Clyde, Thompson, for Gibraltar; Laurel, Dunn, for New Orleans ; Jane, Walsh, for Valparaiso : and Wm. Appleton, Banks, for Jamaica. FALMOUTH, JAN. s.—lt has blown such strong gales, with heavy squalls, for the last two days. that the outward-bound cannot get under weigh.--Wind E. to L.S.E. FALMOUTH, JAN. s.—lt has continued hlnwing tremendously from the eastward since yeviterday. AU the blipping in the port are riding in safety. PLY mu t;TIG JAN. 5. --Sailed the Nestor. llikner, for St. He. lena : the Sector. Hart, for St. Michael's: the Hussaren, Gibson, for the Cape of Good Hope; the Ciesar, Fisher. for Sierra Leone, and the Vibelia transport, for Cork, with other outward-bound vissel..—Wind ..... PLYMOUTH. JAN. s.—The Kent, Wallis, is found so leaky that she is unloading her cargo, and must go into dock to re pair. she having struck the Colder Rocks in entering the port, not being able to obtain a pilot, it blowing so hard. PORT CHOI' T ti. JAN. 6.—Arrived the Concord, Freeman, from London.—Wind E. with rain and blowing strong. DEat.. JAN. 6.—A brig, under French colours, passed this morning far Ramsgate, leaky. The Admiral Cockburn, for Rot terdam, and the Palahix, for Lisbon. remain, the former has been supplied with an anchor and etsble.—Wind E. blowing strong. DEM., JAN. 6.—Tlie Admiral Cockburn, Cooling, for Rotter dam, lost an anchor and cable last night in the Downs, and has been supplied with another from hence, and remains. The Gear giana, llaylett, weighed from Margate Roads yesterday afternoon, assisted by ten extra men from Margate, to get her anchor, and arrived in the Downs about seven p.m., and landed her pilot and extra hands; after which shc proceeded on her voyage with a line breeze from the eastward. .. GRAVESEND, JAN. 6.—..rrivvu the I f ero, !Brat, from aaaM. burgh. It has blown a gale all day at East. W tvENitoE, JAN. 6.—'fhe William, !thane, of and from Hull, for London, got on the Buxey Sand yesterday, and was obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard. She has been as sisted here by some salvage smacks. SCARBOROUGH, JAL 5.—A host, marked " Rye Merchant, Bye," painted on the outside of the stern, and "Stephen Fuller, master," within, has been picked up on the Strand, about two miles to the southward of this port. The cargo of the Trim, of Arbroath, from Kid for London, has been lauded, part of it being in a damaged state. _ _ . tiOTTENBURGIL JAN. 3.—The Johanna Sophia, Lunburg, ran on ahoreon the lino. 30th ult. .... , r.avvrtcxn, 23.—The Caroline, Imefatz. from Liver mot to Danizie, and the Prince Frederick, Stutz. from London to Laurvig, were wrecked near Elmwood, 14th instant, and little or nothing saved. The following vessels have pot in here with da mage; Sostre, Nilsen, Copenhagen to Hull, cargo damaged And must discharge; Resolution. Steen. Copenhagen to Hull, egg° heated, and must be discharged; Carl and Robert, Otts- ched, Hantsic to Leith, part of the cargo must be discharged ; Ft - Mu:len, Jorgensen. soon to Boulogne, leaky, and must dis cliggit; Nocohne, 111oldt. from Alborg: to Lisbon, bas put into Schutesnatot, with damage, and cargo heated; 4 Sodakende, BaaNen, of Prederickstadt, is lying at Faioharbour, much da maged. Itraore., DEC. 20.—The Frau Marie. Pedersen. from New castle to Flensburg, has put in here with loss of sail., and must discharge. The Hercules. llovelgul, from tette to Christiania, is ' off the coast, with loss of nails, &c., having been aground; she is "Peered up to discharge and repair. The (lode Haab, ()underarm, from Ilambirrgh to Christiania, in arrived on the coast, in a very leaky state, and expected tip to discharge and repair. The —, Eburhard. from Stettin to Bordeaux, is on the coast, and will be up to retain. The Geduld. fterzke, from London to Memel, was lost on the Mtn Nov., off the coast of Norway. The James Sibbald. Forbes. from London, was. on the Sth of Sepumb er , fn hp. 18. S. long. 52. and expected to reach Bom bay the end of that month, or early in ()ember t she spoke the ltritannia, from London to Bombay, tl.e 13th of August, iu lat. :37. S. long. 14. E. The books at Lloyd's on Saturday presented the unusual ap pearance of only two arrivals, viz. the Colo nbiatt, Geddes, from 31aranhurn, off 'Liverpool, and the Regent, Cole, from S:. John's, New Brunswick, at Hull. On 53nt0rday night, between the hours of eight nr.d nine o'clock, the hottiehold and numerous aonwrners at the Swan. wi h. lyou-Nrck . faml.lane, were suddenly plunged into a state or alarm easier to be imagined than described, in oonseqttence of the Whalen chimney hawing caught tire. The bricks haring become red hot would hare quietly set fire to the first eonr had it not been fur the exertions of the porters, who, under the direction of the house-ear. pester. who happened fortonuiely to be onxiie spot, made a breach 1010 the Awe, and, by means of a temporary scaffold, succeeded i n aeseleg wax with such cftici upon the flames as speedily to su b. due them.. FOR LA GUAYRA and PUERTO CABELLO. will ...bar onmar.l., on the 10th of Jantotri, MN, the fast sailiing brig • DART. A. 1., RIC 11A RD FREE , Commander, hurtles's I S l'onN•norfly eoppered and copper-fastened, lying in' the Loodon Lucks; has good accommodations for Passenger*. For Pteight or Passage apply to Captain Free. on board ; or to HOBLRT F. WADE, 14, Londomrtreet, Fenchurch.atreet. LE IC EST ER-SQUA R E. A L NEW PANORAMA of MEXICO is NOW OPEN. painted from Drawings' by Mr. W. Bullock. The View is taken Nom tie Cathedral in the Great Square, Pleas de Falsely, and exhibits a variety of the toast ctmous and interest ing objects. The singular style of the Buildings. the keligiints Processiawa, the Interior of the Theatre during a Bull Fight,Cee tnme of the Inhabitants. &c. Ac. combined with the splendour of the colouring, render thin Panorama one of the most striking and beautiful ever exhibited. EDINBURGH IS ALSO OPEN. Admittance to each. la. OSEPI - I C(RWEIL and SON, 93, Hishopegate-street, t) Within. AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS. HOUSE AGENTS, and UPHOLDERS, beg to inform their Friends, and the public generally, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES and /USES for SALE. in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that kw concerns in the metropolis, arising from their long ema bliahment. possess more extensive connexions for the disposal of property. 'Household Furniture purchased at liberal prices, or re. utoved to convenient situations for disposal, if sales on the premises r fire.ebiaisole. It Is the principal feature of their Establishment, to settle all gale accounts generally within three days after the sales hare been ef. tected, and to make no charge for registering property intended to be disposed of by Private Contract, unless absolatcly sold through their agency. 1 ESTATES SURVEYED and VALUED. 111 T of it ENTS. Securities, and all description of Pro perty managed with promptitude and despot+, whether under trust or otherwise, and ample seet.ri3y given where required. •.• J. C. and Son have -xtensive dry store-rooms fur ware housing Furniture of all descriptions, on moderate charges. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN TIIE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, From TWO AND A HALF to FORTY per Cent. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Establitchrtl by Act of Parliament, 1773. V ThE PUBLIC are Informed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is now made, from Two and a Half to Forty per C, al. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of Sir Feel and upx.lrds, agreeably to a printed Scale, which ma be had at the Company's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, lILACKFRIA RS' BRIDGE, where an extensive w4sortment 01 C.4ST PL.4TE GLASS, of line Colour and Brilliancy, su perior to that of any other 31anufsztory in Europe, is on Sale by Mr. JAMES AW I GA, Secretary to the Company, and also by Mr.Jottx Cnocarono, at the Company's Works at Itsvenbead, near Present, Laneast TABLE OF RE I; LASSE: lite. DITCED PRICES FOR SILVERLD OF LARGE I►IIfENSIONS. En In. s. In. In. £ s. In. In. s. 80 by 40 .. :17 13 90 by 7U .. 93 ID 10.5 by 50 .. 73 5 84) 50 .. 43 4 9.1 35 43 18 106 39 . 102 0 80 60 . . 64 10 93 43 .. 55 7 110 IG . . _69 3 80 70 . . 71 10 95 5 .. 0013 112 ..147 $ 05 35'.. Sli I 9. 6 .. 91 13 115 HO . . 197 13 115 45 . . 411 21 95 7:... 113 8 121 711..172 2 85 55 . . 55 12 100 40 .. uS 9 123 68 . . 1113 15 85 65 ..70 II 100 50 .-70 8 1 127 50 .. 117 2 00 40 . . 44 14 100 60 .. 92 5 1:12 67 . . 191 2 00 541 . . 54 14 100 70 .. 111 1 134 70..214 7 1/0 60 . . 68 18 100 80 .. 142 1 140 61 . . 187 12 1/RAWB.ICK allowed on Exportation, N. 9d. per foot au. per4icial. The following Works have been lately published by J. Ilatchard and Son, Piccadilly : I. 1) RACT ICA I, ESSAYS on the MORNING and I F.V /: N IN!: SERV ICES, and on the Collects in the Liturgy of the Church of England. By the Rev. Thomas T. Riddulpi, 31. A., Minister of St. James's. Bristol t and late of Queen's Col lege, Oxford. Third Edition, 3 vols. Itro. 275. boards. 2. RESOLVES of OWEN FELLTHA 11, DIVINE, MORAL. and P( )1.1T112.1 1,. Second Edition. as revised and amended, being the Fourteenth of the original Work. By Jame. Cumming, Esq. F.S.A. With an Account of his Writings. Elm 12.. boards. 3. EIGHTEEN hIAXIIIS of NEATNESS and ORDER. Ity Theresa Tidy. Eighteenth Edition. MEMOIR of the Rev. HENItY 3IARTI . N. RD., late Fel. low of St. John's College, Canibrii:ge, and Chaplain to the Hon. East India Company. Eighth Edition, 12mo. 71. boards. The MONTHS of the YEAR; or, Conversations on the Calen. dar. A Compendium of Biography, History, and Chronology ; explaining the many Remarkable Events recorded in the Alma nark. limo. 7s. boards. The PLA IN ENGLISHMA ; comprehending Original Com. positions. and Selections from the best 11'riters. Complete in thtec thick llvo. vols. containing 1840 closely printed pages. 1/..165. boards. This Work is particularly adapted foe the Use and Improvement of the more intelligent Class of Mechanics and Servants, and will be found to be a valuable addition to the Village or Kitchen Library. 7. OWENIANA or, Selections from the Writings of John Owen, L.L. By the late Arthur Young, Esii. 11lam. 4s. 64. BAXTERIA NA, a Seteetionfrom the Works of Baxter. the Isle Azdtur Young, Esq. 12mo. U. 6d. boards. 9. EXTRACTS from the RELIGTOUA WORKS of Fosr.- I,ON, Archbishop of Cambray. Translated tram the Original French, by Miss Marshall. Fifth Editiqn. bs. boardr. - _ 111. TRACTS on the DIVINITY of (-mum' and on the RE PEAL of the STATUTE against BLASPHEMY. By Tho nias Burgess. Bishop of Salisbury. ilyo. 12s. boards. 11. MEDITATIONS on ADVANCING YEARS and OLD AGE. 12mo. 3s. 6d. boards. 12. A PRACTICAL VIEW or CHRISTIAN EDUCATION in its EARLY STAGES. By Thomas Babington, Esq. Seventh Edition. 12mo. Gs. board. 13. FIVE I,ETTF:RS. aslilrenscd to the Rev. G. Wilkins, D.D. war vt st. Mary's. Nottingham ; containing Strictures on sonic p trts of the First Volume of •` Body and Soul •" to which is eilded, a Sixth Leiter in reply vi the (hante► esititl'Ad `• Evangel ism," in the Second Volume of the same Work. By the Rev. J. H. Browne, A.M. Third Edition. llmo. 4s. 6d. boards. 14. A FORM of PRAYERS. selected and composed for the U.., of a Faintly, principally consisting of Young Persons. bizth Edi corrected, 12mo. 24. seneit. VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS on the LITI7RGY of the CHURCH of ENt;LANO. By the Rev. George Davy.. A New FAition• 18rno. 10. VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS on the PRINCIPAL OF. FICEn of the CHURCH. Baptism, the Catechism, Confirma tion. Matrimony, the Via',Atilt) of the Sifk. the Burial of the Head, the Churching of Women. Being coodnustion of the above. By the same Author. lento. Is. sewed. In. The WEL-SPENT DAY ; New Yeses Present, ailculated to benefit those who will accept it. lemo. U., or he. fer dozclts SAW BY AUCTION. SUPERB STOCK OP CUT GLASS. By Mr. WILIJANS. At the Auction Mart, Bertholoeiew-lene, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. et I?, it Valuable STOCK of RICIILY CUT an,l PLAIN and rot aceattit of the Mantila 'utter, con aisting of elegant dessert services, tret dishes, seta of quart and pint decanters, water.iugs, table carol* eines, clarets, champagnes, tumblers. gobleta, sugar, butter, she caddy busies. Naha, tieger cups' cellery glasses, &c. &c. tbiintlelittra double anti single light halms, brouze sideboard and table lamps, &e. &c. The whole of the very bast description, sod lotted suitable for private To be viewed tomorrow anti moraine of sale, and catalogues bad at,the Mart, and of Mr. Throg,morton-street. UPPER HOLLMVAY. NEAT AND GENUINE HOCSE1101.1) FURNITURE. LINEN. CLIINA, GLASS, AND 11InCELLANFAIUS EFFECTS. - --- By STEVENS and RR ENCIILEY. On the Premises, nppnsitc the Arrhway Public-house, TIPPer Holloway, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 11, by order of the , • , A asigneea, riIHE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FU lIN FEVRE, corn - 1. prising four-past and half-tester ►edsteads and hangings. feather beds and bedding, mairegany doable and single cheats of drawers, dressing tables. stands, wad glasses, cut.siet4 and other lawriers, and lire-iewila ; handsome 411rusaida and Kidderminster carpets and hearth-rugs, mahogany t edeital sidehrowd, sot of ex cellent dining-room chairs, lirecian couch. Pembroke and work tables ; suit of morine curtains for three windows, table and bed linen, plated article., china, glass, kitcheulutensils, three chuldrons of coals, and miscellaneous effects. May be viewed one day previous to the Side. and catalogues had on the Premises ; and or Stevens and Brenchley, 36, Old Jcwry. VALVABLE ADVOWSON, RECTORY, MANOR, AND TITHES, SO 31 ERSET. R. CAUTY has the honour to announm to the Clergy. Nobility. and Public, that he is inatmeted to SELL by AUCTION. at the Mart, opposite the Bank of Enr land, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at Twtlye &Clock, rte vain. able A DVOWSON of the RECTORY CHURCH o' BAT- C(1.11 BE. with Manor and ',encl. , . and the entire pariah o' Upton Noble adjoining, Residence, Offices, and (ilel.e Lands of the estimated value of 1.1001. per annum, most ilsiirably situate near Beaton, on the Weymouth road, about seven miles from Frame, 13 from Bath and Wtlls, 18 from Warminster, and 100 from bondon. Printed particulars may be had at the principal Inns at Oxford, Cambridge, Bath, and Warminster; at the Auction Matt, Lon don ; and of 31r. Cauty, 110, Pall-mall. FROM SATUR DA Y NIGHT'S GAZE TTE. Foreign Offire., Jou. 7, 11126. The King has been Weaned to appoint Cllhrlem Banlhead, Esq. to be Secretor+ to his 31irjesty's Legation to the United States of North America. War Office, Jam. 6. IBM. Bth Regiment or Dr tgoon Doards—C. J. Itsdelyfre, firm. to he Cornet, by novelistic, rice Rrymer, promoted. Dated Slat 1)e. temb, r. , . 7th Regiment or Light Dragoons—L. 11. Bathurst. Gmt. to be Cornet, by puicha‘e, vice Whyte, promoted. Dated 211dra Dee. 182 h. 15th lino--(Chet and Lieutenant 0. Lr.liaon (Riding blaster) to have the tank of Lieutenant. !Wed Lkh April, Oda sth Regiment of Foot—Captain A. Champain, from the 75th Foot to be Captain. vies S. Belton. who retires upon half-pay, re ceiving the d ifference. Dated 29tli Dee. DIM . . _ „ 11th Ditto—John Tobin, Dent. to be Estaigu, by p Khan, vice :quart. promoted. Jilted 2ttth Dec. 11123. 19.11 Ditto—C. W. Clarke, Dent. to be En.ifrn, by purchase, vice Hay, promoted. I)atetl 24th December 1624. 21st ditto, Johnston, (lent. to be , Second Lieutenant, by purchase, •iee Spearman, promoted. Dated 7th Jan. 11126. 23th ditto—Oendeman Cadet E. Irving, from the Royal .11 ditary College. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice O'Cuoror. Dated 22d December. 1823. 36th dittn--Ensign W. G. Eyre. (*mottle 11th Font, to heiEneign, vice Curse, rimmed in the 49th Foot. Dated 29th Dee- 1825. 49th ditto—Ensign W. J. Conte, from the 36th Foot, to be Lieute nant, by purchiee. vice PAW:body, promoted In the 41st Feet. Dna* rat . Dee. 1928. 53d ditto—l rudgn J. It Currie to be Llentienatit. by pre t. vice lialtxitt. promoted : E. Wigley, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, viee'Currie. Dated 7th Jan. 1824. 54th ditto--Ensign .1. B. i)otd to he Lieutenant, by purebase. vice Potts. promoted. Dated 31st Dec. 1825. 57th ditto--110%pital-Assiatant J. Heunen, /11. D. to be Assistant. Surgeon. Dated 29 , 11 Dec. 1825. 60th ditto---.Seeond Lientenant E. Verdeluta. from the Royal Ar tillery.to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase. Dated 29th , . ~ . Dec. 11123. dlat ditto—Lieutenant A. 31`Iteiv1 to be Captain, by purchase, vice Giles. promoted in the 97th Font: Ensign It. Blunt to be I.•eutenant by purchase, vice :11•1,ivid t 11. Covby. Gent. to .. . .... • — be Ensign. by , purchase. vire Blunt—all dated Mst bee. 1825. 1115th Ditto—Lieutenant W. snow m be Captain, by purchase, rice Maclean, promoted. Dated 15th Decvniber, 1825. 66th ditto—Ensign J. P. Nelley, from the hair-pay, to be Ensign, vice Angus de Fountain, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Dated 29th Dec. 1825. nth ditto—Captain A. Chamber, from the half-my, to he Captain, . , . . paying the difference , vice Champain , appointed to the 5111 Foot. Dated 7lth Dec. 1025. 76th ditto—Lieutenant I'. le Pm Trench. from the hair-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice E. K. Champion, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Dated as above. • 79th ditto—Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces W. Grant to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated as above. 80th ditto—hospital-Assistant R. Johnston, to be Assist • atit-Surgenn. Dated as above. fitith dirso—R. Mayne, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, •ice Trench, promoted. Dated Dec. 22. 1823 ; Hospital-Assistant %V. Sinclair, M.D. to be Assistant-Surgeon, rice Ewing, •hose appointment has rot taken place. Dated Dec. 29, 1825. ditto—Lieut. C. Gascoyne to be Cantain, by purchase, vice Bacon, promoted--dated Dec. 31. 1823 ; Ensign S. A. G. Os borne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gascoyne—dated ac above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff•Assistant-Surgeon,l7;in;;;nn itbeiiurgeon to the FOTCCII. •ice Hughes, who retires upon half-pay—dated Dec. 22, 1825 ; Hospital-Assistant A. Gibson to he Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Grant, uppointed to the 79th loot. Dated Dec. 29, 1823. _ _ . Ttihclfospital-Assistant to the Forces—J. Robertson, Gent. vice Bakst., promoted ; G. Bustle, Gent. vice Williamson, de ceased : J. Brag, Gent. vice Patterson, deceased. Alt dated a. above. UNATTACHED., Captain W. 11. Robinson, front the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Major of Iniantry, by purchase ; Lieutenant M. C. Ilalcott, front the CM Foot, to be Captain of lotantry, by purchase. Both dated Jun. 7, To be Lieutenants of Intan:ry, by purchase—Second Lieutenant .1. It. Ileyland, from the lcvlon Regiment; Second Lieutenant L. A. Spearman, from the ?Ist Foot—both dated Jan. 7, 1826. To be Ensign by purchase—R. 11. Creegh. Oent.—dated aa above. DII:3IORANDUAL The undermentioned Othcers have been alloyed to dispose of their half-pav :a— blator L. holland (Brevet Colonel), half-psy 131 th Foot ; Lieu. tenant G. Etratt, halt-pay 24th Foot; Lieutenant B. A. Crumpe, half-pay lOM Foot ; Cornet S. A. R. Lucas, half-pay 9th Light Dragoons ; Captain J. 11. Powell (Brevet Major), half-pay 103 d Foot. All dated as above. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act 6, Geo. 4th, cap. 16. see. 6. WILLIAM BERNARD ROBINSON, ROIRSOII . I-row, Kings. lend. Hackney, apothecary. (Filed Jan. 5.) WALTER JACOB LEVI and ISRAEL GEORGE LEVI, Bridge town, Barbadoes, merchants. (Filed Jan. 6.) GEORGE PETERS, Regency-place, Great Surrey-street, Surrey, baker. IFded J an. GO ROBERT SHAVE. Graces-alley, Weliclose-square, linen draper. (Filed Jan. 7.) GEORGE Thomas Ilitowx, Kennington, dealer and chapman. (Filed Jan. 7.) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. DAVID I.Ewts, Lampeter-Pontsteplien, Cardigan, innkeeper, from Dee. 10 to Jan. 38, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. ROBERT ii 01183, PiniiiCO, brewer. NATIIA L Duke's.row, Pimlico, brewer. BANKRUPTS. ..... - - RIC}IARD MAY,cAnD, 31enhenintt, Cornwall, tanner, dealer and (+suntan, to surrender. Jan. 26, 27, and Feb. 18, at eleven, at Weakley's lintel, Devonport. •Solicitors, Mr. li. W. Sole, Alderrrianbury ; and illessrs. Sole, Devimport. JAMES 11 nrcarr, Iligh.Grove, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, wool. len.ruanufacturer, dealer and chz.pman, Jan. 24, 251, and Feb. 18, at nine, at the White Bear inn, Manchester. Solicitor, 21essrs. Batt ye Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-line. • ELIZABETH lIATT SIiT'.I.TON, MART MARELI.A SKELTOIt, and ErtIABETH SKELTON, Southampton. stationers and dealers, Jan. 18, 21, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Southampton. Solicitor?: Mr. Blanchard, Southampton ; and Mr. Thomas Roe, Temple C hambers, Fleet-street. GEORGE Covnitn stn. Stoltesley, York, liners-mannfacturer, dealer and chapman, Jan. 23, at three, 24, and Feb. 18, at eleven, at the Cleveland Tontine Inn, York. Solicitor, Mr. Hall, See. jeants' Inn ; and 31r. Hirst, Northallerton. ADEIN 0, Coventry, riband.manufacturer, dealer and chapman, Jan. 13, at one, 14, at two, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. Solicitors, Messrs. Long and Austen, Grays's-Inn ; and Me.srs. Troughton and Lea, Coventry. tOnvin H rrit iNGTON, King-street, Cheapside, warehouse man, dealer and chapman, Jan. 14, - 21, and Feb. 18, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Birkett, Taylor, and Cos, Cloak lane. JOHN CHRISTIAK How EY, King Edward-street, Mile-End New-Town, sugar-ttliner, dealer and chapman, Jan. W, at nine, 17. at ten, and Feb. 18. to nine. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solid tors, Messrs. Pullen and Son. Fore-street, Cripplegate. THOMAS sen., Union-street, Southwark. hat-manu facturer, dealer and chapman. Jan. 14. 21, and Feb. 18, at two, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Williams, Bond -court, Walbrook. CHAR t.r.a Pa yr chanh HaswEr.t., Ilarnsbury-row, White Conduit-fields, Islington, carpenter and builder, dealer and chap man, Jan. 14. at twelve, 2a, and Feb. 18, at ten, at the Bank rupts' Court. Soli6tors, ►lams. Kaye and Whittaker, Dyer'.. Holborn. FHA vets FLaci tow, Berwick-street, jeweller, dealer and chapnian, Jan. 14, at eleven. 21, at tvie!ve„ and FA. 18, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. boliceor, 111 r. Young, Poland-street, Oxford-vtreet. ANDREW SHOOLBRED and DAVID STUART, JeDIVII-Street. and Queen-street, Edinburgh, tailors, drakes and chaplet , . Jan. 10, 17. and Feb. 18, at elevt n, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitors, 31essrs. Freame and Dot, Figtreedsmirt, Temple. G Lo a OE SHARP, Took's-court, Co rsitor-s• reet, jeweller, dealer and Chapman. Jan. 14. 17, and Feb. 18. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Marks Reeves, FJy-place. RICHARD PECK, Old Ford, Bow, Middlesex, corn-favor. Jan. 10, 17, and Feb. 18, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Ashley and Goodman. Tokenhouse-yard. Aux Bitnwx and MARY BROWN, Hull, straw hat-manufac turers, dealers and chapwomeo, Jnn. 10, at rime, 17, at ten. and Feb. 18. at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, 31essis. Jones and Howard, Al incing-Lthe. OLITTIt CLAYTON, Ovendondstren, Haymarket, eoal-nier ! chant, Jan. 14, 21. and Feb. V. at eleven. st the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Bright, Bartomatreet, Burton-crescent. J•st Es BRAY, Hildtletstield, Yorkshire. woolstuolcr, dealer and chapinan, Jan 21, ZS, and Feb. 13, at eleven, at the Offices of 31eapra. Whitehead and Robinson, solicitor., 'ladders& id. Solicitors, Messrs. Clarke. Ritcharda, and Metcalf. Cha,:cery lase t and Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, Illuddetilidd. JAMES CARTLEDGE, Brow-bridge, Yorkshire. cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman. Jan. 25, at Aix, 28. and Feb. 18, at eleven. at the Magistrates office, Ward's-End, Yorin,hirc. Solicitors, Mr. Edward Walker, Exchequer-Office, bincoln's-Ine-tisids ; and Messrs. 1.. and E. N. Alexander, Halifax. Yorkshire. ADELINA MARTIN D'Oityli. Ls, Leicester--aquave, dealer in dresses, dealer and chapwoniaa, Jan. 21. at twelve, 24, and Feb. 13, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Spyer, Broad. street-buildings. JilaaT Scar's, Pall.mall, tailor, dealer and chaprtsataa, hn. 10, 17. and Feb. IS. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor. Mr .1. J. Tanner, New Buinghall-street. JANES I:legt and Joins Soxan.Tootry-strert, grocer., dealer* and chipmen, Jon. 14, 21. and Fch. 10, at twelve, at the Doak. runts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Tee and Johnston, Copthall. buildings. ' • CITARLES Hirattn6, Strand, friegvi.maker, dealer anti chap man, Jan. 10, 21. and Feb. 19. at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor. 11r. Selby, St. John.s•reet.rnad. JAMES Conoco and Joetet 111CAJAKR, Strand, Kent, wool. stapler., dealer. and chairmen, Jan. 11. !4, and Feb. 10, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitoraddr. rksoey, Bed ford•row. and Mr. Simmoaa, Rocberlor- Jon v Pittsn. liristol, leatber•factor, dealer sod chspmert, Jan. th, 91{. and Feb. 10, at one, at the ComMercial.room., Solicitors. Nit Ram Hourilil len and-11 mitt. Brood.street, Citeapside ; ar.d Nlcasr.. Bevan and Itrittan, Ilriatol. VVlT.t.tam Foxn. Storklwidge.terrace, Vauxhall-road. coals. merchants. Jan-14. at ten, 41, at eleven,. and Feb. Id. at Ureic*. at the Bankrupt.' Court. tiiplicilor. Mr. Gila*, Clement's-Inn. HAEISONm, Brighthelmaton. Surma, victualler. dealer and chapman, .lin. 13, at seven, 14, at eleven, and Feb. IS, seven, at the New lon, Ikigl hdmston. Solicitors. Mr. Henry Faithrolllitighthelniton ; and Mr. FalwatidCbambetiain Bircbin-lane. . . Jour; Acts's, Arlington-street, Clerkenwell, broker, dealer and chattman, Jay. 14. at twelve, 34, and Feb. 13, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Conn. Solicitor, .lr. Selby, St. John.street.rned. liHAIILEa HAYSE JEN,' I NA, Peckham, :fairer, IMAilclll, dealer, and Mailman. January 21. 24, and February 18, at twelve, at lbw Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor. 31r. Barber, Chatteery.lane, London. JOVLPU Bstanl.EY, Great (!trees-arrest, Lincubt's Inn-fields. deakv iw ahop4lxtures, dealer; and elsaptnaa..Jansary 14. 21, at &fen and February 18, le twelve, at the Bankrupts' .C.ctak.• if*. bettor, ' Mr. Sutcliffe, New Bvidgeoureet, I.l4ackfrlans. WILLIAM SMITE!. King -street, Seven-dials. printer. .Jan. 17 . and 28, at nine, and Feb. 111. at ten, at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor, Mr. Mayhew, Chsncerydane. SAMUEL 31ortucaw, Riehmond, Yorkshire. and. Join Mow. BRAY, Leeds, linendusnefacturera, dealers and chairnen, Jan.. 23 and 24, at three, Feb. 18, at t we're, at the Sessions House. Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. W. 11. King, Ilatton.garden and Mr. T. B. Granger, Leeds. DIVII)ENDS. January 28. John Harland, Bedford.atreet, Tottenham-eourt4 road, linen.draper. at ten, at the Bankrupts' (ours.—January 10. Jolla Clarke. :%Intitreal, North Ainerira, merchant, at one, at the Ilankrurs` Court.—January 28. Charles Hale. Rearm Surrey. innkeeper, at nine. at the Bankrupts' Court.—January 30. Jsnaee Smith, liosbury. Hereford, farmer, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn. Ledintry, Hereford—February 16 Luke Evill, Walcot, Somer. act. mouey.eciivener, at two. at the White Hart Inn, Bath.—. February 8. William Sutcliffe, Ovenden, Halifax, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, .Halifax.—February 11. Richard Pettit. College-hill, London, packer, at twelve, at BankruPrs` Court.— February 4. George Penny and R. Thompson, Commercial sales rooms, Mincig-lane, brokers, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.—. - January 28. .Vexander Cuthbert, Thomas Brooke., and George R. Cuthbert, tiuttcr.lane. merchants, at twe.ve. at the Bankrupts' Court.—Feb. 11. Joaaph Dobell, Cranbrook, Kent, corner. at ten. at the Bankrupt** Court.—February 8. John Turney, Sedgebrook. Lincoln. and William Bates, Halifax. merchants, at eleven, at the White Lion-inn. Halifax.—January 30. William Whitney, tud- - lovr, Salop, innkeeper. at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Ludlow.—. January 31. Vinceot Hammond, L u dlow, salty, winr.merchant. at one. at the Angel Inn, Ludlow—January 211. John Telford and ruiVrtilsh:ini Court.A rutitlell, Liverpool, haberdashers, at nine, at the Danl. CERT! FICATEi.-JAN. 23. George Wright, Birmingham, dealer—JamesElaniel, Bedmin ster. Suiterset. carpenter—Genrge Brampton Bridges, jun. Old ham, Lancashire, draper—Edward and Enoch Keeling, Hanley, Stafford, flint-merchants—William Philitrann, St. 31artin's-lane„ Cannon -street, drysalter—William Samuel Windsor Harris Baker, Kennington, silk-hstrenanufacturer—John Hownson. 31incIng lane. merchant—Joseph Brown, Camberwell, builder—Robert Perkins, Egliani, carpenter—William Lee, ('haring-eruct, hosier— Kichard Willinott. Little II arcourr.street, Motrylebone. builder—Richard Dennetr, Fungal-road, Little Cheloa, cbesse.... monger. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Robert Gray, Leopold.place, Edinburgh. architect and builder. creditors to meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house. Edinburgh. Jan. In. at two, to name an interim factor, and Jan. 30, at two, to choose a trustee. Duncan Forrester, Glasgow, bookseller, creditors to meet its the King's Arms Inn. Glasgow, Jan. 10, at one, to name an ie. terim factor, and Jan. 25, at one, to choose a trustee. William Campbell. Glasgow, tailor and clothier, creditor* to meet at the Sheriff-Clerk's office. Glasgow, on the 17th and 31st, of Jan. at eleven. for public examinations ; at Mr. Hailtwers office, Glasgow, Feb. ',and 14, at eleven, to Oman commissioters and instruct trustee. . . . John 111•Laren, Connie. disrille ; credltors to meet to tblli Sheriff'Coart.room. Perth, Jan. ttl, and Feb. 1, at one, for the ghn, and second examination ; at Robertson's Inn, Crieff, Feb. 2, and 15. at twelve, to e'ect commissioners and instruct trustee. Roberts and Crawford, Kenleith, Currie, paper.makers, creditOr* to meet in the Sheriff Clerk's office, Edinburgh, Jan. 14 and 28, at two, for public examination ; at the Royal Exchange Cogoc-hwwww. Jan. 30, and Feb. 14, at two, to Instruct trustee. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Peter Arrive, anal James Brierley, jun. machine-makers, bfae. chester7Peter Arrive and Thomas BrierleT, Alanchester—. Samuel Compton and Oernard Debney. Red 1,4;n-street, White. chapel, plumbers—John Summers and Richard Smith. Liverpool, livery-stable keepers—Phobe Lloyd, West Bromwich, StaOW, and James Tone, Birmingham, Warwick, plumbers—Richfield. Snell, junior, and John Robins, London-wall, canal.carricrs—, P. P. 1/can, and O. P. Dean, jun. Burton.upon-Trent, cord. waiters---G. Lockwood, J. Balaton, and James Russell, Lou borough. lace-machittemiakers--Robert Fairland and Robert Oliver, Willow-walk, Berinondsey, glue-manufacturers--Benjavnin,' and Samuel Southall, Nest Bromwich, nail-ironmongers—Jaa. and William Cundy, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, stuiths--- , Joseph and Charles Joseph Iluicombe, St. Paul s Church-yad., oilmen—Alexander Toxcroft, and Samuel Parsons, Notringhaut, attorneys.at.law—William Coggan Boulton and Robert Bradfield Sanders, Betttord.row, attorneys—William Brown and Robert Robson, Alansion-hone-street, Kennington, corn.dealers—ai. Cousins and Charles Hyde, Great Winchester-street, attorntiya—* Thomas Wood and William iVigley, Chiswell-street, linen.dra- . perr—J. Cooper and H. V. Garman, Bow, surgeons—Robert Richards Stoddard and Henry Nash, Broadway, Wesultiester.. lrunmengers—John ‘Veir and Jesse Cooke, Lewes. coal.tnerchantl i , Stephen Lintott, Southampton, and William Henry Lintott, Rout. sey, merchants—John Penlingum and Peter Girvin, Liverpool.. watch-makers—William Evans and Daniel Jones—aatnuel Thomas Bowiner. James Hemsley, and Thomas Hemslcy, Mil. bourn.. Derby, silk shawl manutacturerr—Anthony Guy and ward 3fichell, Chippenhsm, Wilts, attorneys—George Taylor An 4 Charles Miller. Hastings,' surgeons—Joseph bane and Thisauts Maraland, Stockport, cotton-spinners—John Llatighton, Upage 11 "burV , Jonathan Mitchell, and Charles Stuart, Barnsley, Loan- . manutacturen. • The average prise of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, wompried train the returns made in the week ending the 4th day of Januarj, 1828, is 38s. lid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the dating of customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain.. Average prim of Corn from the Ratans received to the Week ending December 31, 1326 Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Brans. Prime. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. al. a. d. s. e. 61 6 38 0126 1 42 9143 6 49 7 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS'. ♦T Tut COI:IT OF COMMISSIONERS Of BAN RR 11l BASINGHP.I.I.-STIMIT. TO-MORROM. THIRD DIEETINOS R. Brewste►, T. Warle-mills, Thundriage, Hertfordshire. miller Id Crown, L. Monkwearmouth-shore, Durham, shipbuilder 12 Iligv, N. Duke's-row, Pimlico, brewer • - 11 !eke. J. Ilroael•atreet, Golden•aquare. tailor - - l 2 Oliver, J. M. Bishopsgate-street Within, shoernakrr - II Phillips and Cutfoeth, Goldsmith Names, Cheapsitle, waretuuol /4) men Richnnts, G. St. Martin's.lane, dealer in watches - II settmniu, J. lizli-court, Cornhill, bill-broker - Stephens, S. St. Michael's-alley, CtrnSW. cotiiehuust-keeper 11 SECOND MEICTIVOS. Fill(left, J. Upper John-street, Pitney-square, architect Harding. S. Oxfortl-atreet. jeweller - Hobbled. W. jun. White Lion-court 4 ('ornhill. merchant Locitey, A. Ham-mills, Thatcham, Berks. miller Piper, T„and Devaney, G. Dorking, Surrey, bankers Robino, F. Regent-street, jeweller TWITIaIeT, J. N. Haymarket, vestal/ ?Intim YE STIIIOII. Brown, A. and M. Hull, Yorkshire, atm, Rat manufacturers 9 Herring, C. S•rend. fringe-maker - - - II Honey, J. C. King Edward-tercet, Mile-end New-tuWn , Skb/Pr - reliner . - - - Peck. K. Old Ford, Bow, Middlesex. corn-factor - I l Phillips, M. Cullum-street, Fentturehaucet, merchant, 10 :Sititt. Al. late of Pall-mill. tailor - • 1J St4iolbred. A. and Stuart, D. Jermyn-,erect. tailors - 1l Stevan, E. P. St. Mattbew's-place, Hackney, and Copthall- Sal and eofPeetwuse•keeper 13 court. stockbroker _ - Wartiale, F. Allballosts-lame, tlicturer mustard.rnsta- DIV IDENIN. • Clarke. J. late of Montreal and Quebec. North Armies I.;drnans. J. Worwick.lane, eheas ba tan t r e g atin - Hague, G. Kingston-upon-Hall, - Poet. U. and 3. Getter-lane. Cheer** 61464 -mallitligl Worth:sato/4 L. ALlo4ltett, drape; • - 13 - 12 tµscrs ij . •',, ,/, i l l - i . I i i Ipi 1 . • . , ) , t ~ 1 1 ) . , I 4 I ~ , 1 , , . , 1 , ... , , I. i I i . 1,..: /. i i; iv i.. , ! ). 1 l I ~. , I j • .: t i ...i ' 4 . , . , !' - ' , • I . •. i ,/ :1 t s ' u. S #' `t . „ :5. e iub. Jed In et 1% of and for 23,64 ro, Irted. wing ; of in. casior.4 v, but I freely The 'till) , at uid for d Pan 201 10e 21 3. 11 Ils 21 Ins 2112% 01 us to ms's to 30 , t to nxter. to+ WI !ts 0,1 to rs to —s t.) 2RI to :Ala to n. to L',44 rot the low that 5s 44 bs od 1001 Ad _..t 1 Ws Od Sis CA