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\ \\: ,;; 7 3 „.---7, A A 7)( 4(7,; / I.) d . e=f r,77t, z t 1,. c._ / ~. ... •••,...... . ~.... ......_, • , J MONDAY 7 ,2.0.• k. " 7,4 L. : 4 !" : . di% .. "--> . 0 t - , el -. . , .. ,'' 7, 4 . . .- , 4. _ .__, r.• r 1,414). No. 7,086. - • • LONDON MONDAY, AUGUST ,29, 1825 , . . . . . .. . . . . PI; heal b S SECOND-HAND GUNS and PISTOLS, at J. LANG'S, '*, c 44 Y horwoppoilbert. and riper, Paten:lour/ 1 , 4 0w. 'roux kW& ''' SALES BY AUCTION. PR REPOSITORY, 7, Haymarket, •from IVilson's, VigaJane . • . ...-- (retired from business). n_ HAY'S BOOS of ROADS, 90 an entirely New . VALUABLE LIBRARY OF BOOKS, MAXWELL. A choice Assortment of WARRANTED TOWN-MADE flk•-'1! Plan; showinß,i4 use view, the various Lines of Route By Mr. JAMBS DENS W. waling to any requiral uof Distance; and the Index so ar. At the Old liars Inn, on the rood to Uxbridge, TO-MORROW DETONATING and FLINT LOCK GUNS, by Manton' , a 7 Um bound; n immediateßeference pi to any ro. of and aVEDNESDAY, at 12, by order of the Administr o s o tria. 4 tli ,i E eu r t l e i Purdey, Forsyth, Smith, Moore, Nock, Egg, and all the London Illrerd_ as to = p a* . HR very VALUABLE LIBRARY of B Makers, at about half their origin.sl cost, to be exchanged if not z dut uired Route. rice a. all. d, or, with a out ete set -_ 2 Cunim approved within twelve months. Every description of apparatus, _9' Maps, . 12s. 4:104 4 : 41. °urett...MaPil , 133 % .. .. . the property of a Gentleman deceased, and removed mere both d his late resnlents at Hanwell. for the convenience of sole, eirthric- a • - e powder, shot, copper caps, Scc. 4c. • This us the mos s travelling conspanion, slit *NM we which connect an two laces - tji ii , N.B. An assortment of Plate and superior She ffi eld Plated Goods, see acquainted. The • 'testes . y P. ing the tr i incipal standard works in English literature. chiefly in ... .k Writing Desks, lapwing Cases, &c. lion, 40s. to 40 guineas. steam at a single glanat, and any required route, whether it be elegantr tidings t numerous editions of the Greek and Latin Glee- `" 1 " , n the incipal or mous Reads , is., from the novel mode adopted • . large son by Mer tants and - Captains supplied odd* lowest terms for ready 1 6 :1111 .... .. „ .. . awl, a atactuitlage of Sermons , and works in Divinity, Ma- 11 . 1 b bl ot, traced out wan the-greatest !eddy. -Critical taatette. • •aunt money. gastnes, Reviews, and other modern'Pu.blications. EVANSS WALKS dirotigh NORTH and SOUTH WA LES; .. 3fa . . and ' joof • dated Repository, 7, Haymarket, adjoining the Little Theatre . be viewed, at the place 'af sale, this day morn gs 9thditto. _ cont a ining a Topographitalapd Statistical Description of the Prin. sale. C atalogue may bo bad at the Old Ilios • 'the White Horse, ..,„. n WINES AT REDUCED PRICES POR CASH ONLY. cipality :to which ta peeked, a copious Travelling Guide, Can. u„b rid e; the Inns on the road ; of William 'Loader', Esq., 3 2, "" " leth dit T j oxpoN AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND biting tho direct and the principal Gross-Roads, Inns, Distances of ' e Great James-street, Bedford-row ; and at Mr. Denew's o ffi ce, in I SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 1,6, Strand, opposite St. Mar- Stagns, and Noblemen's . Illustrated snit 111 ips and Views, Charlesr-street; Berkeley-square. raok o tin's Church. forming a most useful Po Compaulon . Price Us. neatly bound Per Doyen. per Dozen, and lettered. CELLAR OF CHOICE WINES, IN WOOD AND Stuart, , rt, Vintage 1820 - 275. to SOs. Claret, Lafitte and Mar- COOKE'S WALKS t4Ough KENT ; containing a Topogra- BOTTLE 16th dit Ditto Crusted . 365. -:- etti. pax - 725. to 96a. phical and Statistical Description of the Uosin:y, and of THE ISLE • II ANWELL, MIDDLESEX. vial C Me sto 8 years in Sparkling Chan. OF THANET in particular. NeW edition, corrected and improved By Mr. JAMES DENEW, Carnet belle . -48 s - Ms. pagne - 723. -1341. by J. N. BIiEWEe, Elltt litestc.tta with kit* Views and At the Old Haut Inn, near Hanwell, seven miles from town, on 17th dit Sherry,Pak&Browers. -311 s. Do. and Creaming of Map. Price Bs. bound. the road to Uxbridge, TO-MORROW, at 12, by order of Robbi. Do. A inontillatio - 454 -48 s. the first quality . -s. - 965. COOKE'S GUIDE totbe LAKES; including a description of of the Affininintratrix, chase, Madeira, West India 365. - IS.. St. Perry, dry and spark. 725. , the surrounding Scenery, the Vali" Adiountains. adjacent Towns rIIIHE CELLAR of very fine NINES; comprising 3d Reg Do.. East India ens. -00 e. Chablis . -.- h as, and Villages, local Peculiarities , &c. in a Pocket N ululate, Illus. ji_ entlitAl old Poet, of the best vintages, some of which is up- Foot. t Boce!las - 3&. - 425. Hermitage, Redind White lids. crated with Map and Views. Price ' s 61 . wards of 30 . Yeats old , in pints, quarts, and magnums : Clust„ i n r. 4 _, Teneritfr, Lisbon:Vl. Moselle. Sauterne, fies. A NEW PICTURE of the itSbE of WIGHT. Illugrated Champagne, Hock, Burgundy, Sauterne, Sherry, Madeira, eery "t ithon sionis,&Mouotain 30s. - 365. Icarign Liqueurs of 41 kinds. 4 a Map, and 26 Plates of the ,Mobt b eaut if u l and interesnoB old 31ountain in pints, Frontignac, &c. ; two hogsheads of Port w ,„.. Chun, Bt. Julien - - -48 a. Views throughout the Island, in imitation of Original Sketches, '. and one of Sherry, in the wood ; the property of a Gentleman de- '"" Superior Gin, les.; Jamaica an, 15s . • Brandy, 255. per gall. drawn and engraved by Wailes Coors:. Second edition, with dated ceased, from whose late residence at Bisnwell the Wines will be de- ,- Elf Doren painted isii a hegahead gratis - Bottles tit ca s t p rim , Improvements. Price iffit a lsi books; ay iu Bvo. with 10 additional livered with permits to he purchasers. Ice E Views, 2ts. in bile. -... Catalogues may be hid previously to the sale at the Old Hats ; 7th ditto I.Bialla lis. *Width% attention to the Relent Lottery DEKLILWB DELdorlCitiflof the ISLE of THANET t h e ww te at 9rae u eld a ea . t h e i nuieli g rdle reds at:. .• • In tenant, begs to /*Mind the Pohile of the grad leek AWAVolismoed sad the amyl! Tes e•supti.46o.o6 ricautgialroarvs.,..L m i m ip,42.! peergyif‘e s , et ea t. I ..: • . itto his Offices, in the Salo of Capitate drawn on n t he syth of July last, ings of interesting objects but the vicinnies of Margate Eamagate, Deaew,'Auetioneesi Charles-atreet, lltakeley-square. and regrets to add, Mat Parliament has dermined to abolish Let, isteeaetatee, Dial, Doves , R,„ t i nfr „, B ye , i te „ wil Bi go t e d tabor!, terra for ever at the coradusion of the present Drawings. and Topographical Desuipdons, by E. W. Bitart.xv. Price STOCK OF RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA, 11th dim The popular attractions of late Schemes fie only remained in t he IL ass. hamlsomely bound. Another edition on huge paper, with- RIEROVED Mom OH ANCERY.LANE. chase, one to be decided this month, but by adding to the number of proof impressions of the Plates, in 2 vols. 8,0. half- - bound sad let. By Mr. WILLIAMS, .1825. [ Praia, and increasing the value of Capitals, this Scheme contains tend, 21. At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12 Colley ' the unprecedented turn of WADE'S WALKS in OXFORD; comprising an amount of FIIIIE elegant STOCK in TRADE of Rich Cut and F00t- £2111,204, including £140,000 • the Colleges, Halls, and Public Buildin g of the Cuiversity ;an ji_ Esin 61,18 S and CHINA, the Glass comprises richly cut out pi . • In Four munificent Prizes of Introductory Outiine of its Aatdemical History; a coticise History dessert scrricea, trifle dishes, sets of quart and pint decanters, water Ensigr ..£26.400 £15,000 £25,000 £25,000 of the City, &c. Illustrated by 72 -V iews, drawn at.d etigraved by jugs and fabler:melts, wines, clarets, champagnes. tumblers, goblets, I2th dita Valdes the usual number of other Prizes, and No Blanks! STORER- In 2 Volumes. Price It. Is. in hoards ;or on large butter, sugar, and caddy basins, finger caps, eatery ghillies, salts, Hare, ALL IN ONE DAY ! NEXT WEDNESDAY. p a p er , It, 12s. l i quor and cruet frames, &c. elegant double and single light Psychs What elesy•Nomber will be decided, and every Ticket a Prise. A NEW GUIDE to BLENHEIIII, the Seat of his Grate the lustre,. &c. The China consists of dinner and dessert services, tea rant, 1 Tickets sod Shares are on sale at Bisirs offices, 4. tumbril; Duke of Marlborough ; comprising, 6 elegantly-engraved Views, and coffee sets, and various other articles, both useful and orna. pip, b and 9, Charing-cross, London ; who shared and sold in the lett w:d a Ground Plan of that spletilid Edihce, from Drawings by mental. The whole of the best description, and lotted suitable for 16th an few months, J. P. NE.tLE. IV ith an Historical Description of the 3lansion, hotel and tavern keepers, and private families. lime' Four of .C 30,000, and Four of £20,000, &c. Ace. and a C ata l ogue o f t h e Pi ctures . I n royal 3m . Price es. in To be viewed and catalogues had at the place of sale, and of Mr. ItbAi And in the Lottery drawn 15th July:lilt._ boards. Williams, Throemorton-street. 17th din • .. Price 7d NOTICE TO MARItI_EAS. OALLOPER'LIO 3 T. rjUNITY.ROUSR, LONDON t Avail 45, ROIL NOTICE u herli# it#ser% Shot ik GALLOPER LIGHT-VESSZL Übe neeneved Os oe about the aah vi apber nets and her Station takes by • temporary Light-Vessel with me Meet, ehowingtwo bit a of equal height tbezton. By corumand of t he Corporation. J. HERBERT, Bocretary. 'RL Af SATURDAY NIGFIT'S GAZETTE . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Of.c.r. August 26, 1825. Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet G. M. Keane, to bd levant, by purchase, vice Laarenion, promoted ; and W. inghame, Gent. to be Cornet, by purr-tisk, vice Keane -4h dated August 27, 1825. Re:timent of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant R. Mort to be Cap_ by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted ; Comet C. Poo ' tote Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Hun ; and Sir W. L. ig. Bar. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Ponsonby —ail I Atteest 27, 1826. to—Troop-idergeent-Ma;or T. Wright to be Quartermaster, Hely, deceasid—dattd August 11, 1825. itto--Comet and Hiding-blaster John Stamen to have the of Lieutenant—dated April 13, 1825. titto—Cornet R. Sugden to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice set, promoted—dated August 27. 1825. buo—Cornet W. P. Neale to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Crossley, promoted : and G. 1. R. Johns t on, Gent. to be set, by purchase, vice Neale—both dated August 27, 1825. itto—Cornet S. Pule to be Lieutenant, by_pogrhase, vice Robbins, promoted ; and K. Fraser, Gent. to be eornet, by purr vice Pole.-dated August 27, 184._ intent of Font Guards—Ensign B. W. Knots, tout the 53d A. to be Cosign and Lieutenant, by purchase, via Baser, pro. noted—doled August 13, 1825. Regiment of Foot—Ens4n E. A. G. Muller to be Lieutenan., nu: purchase. vice Babbingtow, decesteddated August 13, H. W, Neville, Gait. withoutpprchase, vice !IWO.— 1 August tt, 1825 t and IF. H. Campbell, bi a t a u l i m clisse, Every, proatotad—dated August 27, lees,' wire tis4o-13beign C. La Touche, Irons the 11th Foot. tab* Lieu. It, by purchase, vicefkuart, promoted—dated August Id, c. tto--Enutrtr. item noyartetenth Rm o o, so be Reign, wil:urehase—dated.Aprit7.lB2s. . tto—Ensign J. ' and be be Lieutenant, without pur vice Sloore, promote d without the 45th Foot—dated August 11, . Gentleman Cadet W. G. Eyre, front the Royal Military lege, by purchase, Tice La Tenthly promoted in the;tia t—dated August 13, 1825 • and H. J. Gambier, Gent. with_ purchase, vise England—dated August 14, 1625, to be ms. - - _ Makers. spproimred LONDON ASSONANCE HOUSE, BIRCHIN-LANE CORNHILL, AUGUST 24, 182 S. Toe Coen of Directors of the Corporation of the Landon As. atittre hereby (lye Notice that their Transfer Books will be shut e THURSDAY, the 22 , 1 of September next that s General court will be had at this house, en IVEDNESDAV, the ith of following. at °De in the Afternoon. to consider of • Divt. and that the Transfer Books will be opened again on lltb of the said month of October. JOHN I.,AURRNCE, Secretary. euC tar. SOCIET 'S OFFICE, SRAJLANT'I IVII• FLIIIIT•STUEST, AUGUST 1%1825, Tne CORPORATION of th e A 31ICABL SOCIETY foe Paretnal Asautance Office doth hereby give notice, that at Mid :usenet laft(eld,stylle) the several Umbels or their Nominees, •ipun the Policies, numbered as follows. vis. :—.903, 1370, 1413, ;fa, Lin, 300. 304. SOW, 3362, SMSI. 3610, 3706. 3701, 3;66. 9827, and 3828, were in arrow in their Quarterly Payments, .or Caitributions. for one year and nne quarter of a year; and that .a-diss such swear is paid off within the space of' three Calendar months atter the date hereof. such severe Members, and their N „ mama , an d t h e i r e s•pective Executers, Administrators and As will, by virtue of she Stlpplevisasal Muter of thE said atele_g4u4cAlm all beneth as BdTlimlie 41)-1---MERARA, 6UF ADJACENT ISLANDB TRINIDAD, and STEAM PACKET _~ 'ANY., ...awe. Cockburn end Co.,Whltehall; Mears. Fuller and Co.. Cor;hil l. Sotto:Trost-31r. James Florence, 33, Finsburylquare. The Direction take leave to inform the Public, that instructions tan Hen given to dole Beakers authorising them, on TUESDAY NEXT, to wane Sarin Rescipte, which will entitle the bearer to 'Thane in the abort Compeer, on payment of the Deposit of 21. px Since, on or before Titursilay, the Ist day of September next. Prospectuses may be obtained on application to the Bankers, or Schcitor of the C cat g n &der of the Diremore, rth Aiguet. 1823. THOS. GODIV TN. Seermesy. DR ,RS' HALL CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 1111gb Holborn, opposite Red Lion-street. "rIVEUI swd CO. will continue w Sell every description of CARPSTING, Hearth Rugs Drugpts, Moreens, Blankets, Ceantopanes, &c., at very reduCed prices, till the 2llih September fbe Nobility, Gentry, and Public are earnestly requested to in spect Ado very •sopal. Stock, which carnet be excelled in qua .:y, sad whirl Is Wes/ as taws truly elipble to purchasers. No. 3,613 . . No. 9,776 - 421,000 No. 8,667 . . £2,000 No. 4.837 . . £1,050 Entitled to 16 Pipes of Wine.—. And oeworal other Capitals ! VOTES FOR MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE FREEDOM/ PROPERTY, SRADIVELL, PRODUCING A. RDNTAL 0F216/. 4.. PER ANNUAL By STEVENS and BRE,NCEI LEY, At the Auction Mart, otLIPRIDAV, Serember 16, at 12, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, ectnsisting of 14 substantial brick DWELLING HOUSES, being Nos. 28 to 36, and Nos. 41,42;47,48, soda, New Oravel.lane, St. Paul's, Shad well, immediately contiguous to the London Docks. each house entitling the possessor to a Vote for the county of Middlesex. Also two vacar.t Plots of Ground, peculiarly eligible for building upon, situate adjoining the preceding, the whole forming a very desirable compact:awe, beiog of the value of 216!. 4s. per annum. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the place of sale; of Mr. Mather, Ratcliffe highway at the Barley - Mow Oublie-houre. New Gravel-Line; of Alessrs. Clowes, Orme, and W'edlake, Solicitors, King's Bench-walk, Temple; of Alt. Sawyer, Solicitor, Staples Inn; and of Stevens and Brencbley, 36, Old Jewry. :#lll AB I NET-AIAK E RS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP C CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON REPOiITORY fur t h e CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY. berg the oely real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of ' LEA DEN II AL L.S TREET, opposite Aidgate Pump, and which .i been established upwatds of nix Years. For Ready Money no Abatement. fns Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility yid Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for cu Kentrit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (rho have large Linoilesi, by airing their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet I,i-.e, of the best workmanship. and cheaper than by any House in ' London, no other pro fi t being required than to satisfy the warehouse rest anceincidental expenses ; being satisfied with constant employ. , niezt :a enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee hare received, they are hopes of increasing that number. • The following is a bpechnee of the Low Prices asked ; all GoOds narrauted:— s. d. rave feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tem ditto - . - 1 6 0 Bordered Mitres' to At . . 1 1 0 31abogaav Drawers with solid ends - 36 0 Light Mahogany Chairs . .6 10 0 Plenogsny Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0 Pother Bed, tree from dust and smell, from .C 2 It 0 to 3 R 0 ileawir;-zoom Sofa, from X 3 S 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - - - 3 ft 0 - lit iNogsay ilueoodllale Asia . El 10 0 opined& Quantity of Paper Banginos 11;ritelf, Dining, and Mewing :4. , s - us, a: nearly Half Price. The Teade will find it worth their Just published by Hardiaft, 32 (late Mt, Rt. Janses's.atreet. THE GAME BOO& and SPORTSMAN'S JOUR NAL. A new Edition for 1825.6. The present publication is on the plan of the Books kept at Cherely, Holkham ' Raby Castle, and other residences of the Nobility. It connote of printed forma, by which a Register of Sporting Occurrences ratty be kept from year to year, showing the different kinds of Game, when, where, and by whom killed, how disposed of, mad other particulars, forming a complete Journal of Field Sports. The Book may be had In a size fitted for the pocket of a Game. keeper, prim is. or larger, calculated to record the Sporting Anec. dotes of successive years, and bound in a style suitable to the Shooting-box or Chateau. Price 10s. 6d., 21i.. fies. and upward.. 2. OBSERVATIONS on DOG BREAKING. By Sir John Stebright's Gamekeeper. evo. 2s. ed. THE OENTIINE EDITION OF ENTICK'S TYRONIS 01e4LrA1TUE - FAIK: CI ELMORE respectfully informs his Customers and Vitt • the Public he has got home from the above Farr near ONE HUNDRED HORSES, principally Hunters, with • few superior Road and - Harness Horses. G. Elmore flatters himself such a collection of first-rate Horses were hardly ever seen together. Gentlemen wanting seasoned Hunters, or tire-year-old Homes to make Hunters, cannot fad finding Horses to their mind. Among them are several floe young Horses mid Mares, the sort to send abroad. —Duke -street, 31anchester-square. THESAURUS. BY SARJArT. Thu day i 4 PUbiilill'in;loo;VoitaTne sq7iii;L:Prlie is. 6d. bound, TYRONIS THESAURUS; it Entick's Lttin-English Dictionary: designed for the use of Grammar Schools and Pnvate Education. •.• This genuine edition contain*, exclusively, a Classical Index of die preterfeet and 'lupines of Verbs; also the corrections and additions of the numerous editions which have appeared within the last sixteen years; and it is more especially to he preferred for the hupertant.augmentation and careful correction throughout. By the Rev. M. ti. SARJANT, B.A. Of Queen's College, Oxford. Printed for J. 3lownian ; C. and J. Rivington ; J. Nunn ; J. ('utlell ; T. Cadell ; Lookout and Co.; Nooses , and Sons : J. iticharlerm; .1. 31. ltichard.on ; Harvey and Dorton: E. %ra tion tW. eltiegv Idelsivrie. 00 Co. ; Meowood sod Co.; R. Saunders and Ce. - • Hamilton and Co.; G. B. Whittalker; Y. Col. lingwood ; J. Bo ater; Simpkin and 31arshan ; R. Hunter; Harding, and Co.; F. Watley, London ; and Wilson and Sons, York. . _ _ TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or by AUCTION, as may hereafter be determined, LEA,,SKS for TWENTY-ONE YEARS of a MOIETY of the TITHES of the TOWNSIIIPS of Telmer, Dyffetn, Main, Yqyzsoolwiti, Cefnllyfnog, Pennarth, Nantemeicheid, Csim, K 4, Trefunney, and Trefednd, in the parish of Afeleod, in thecom,y of ltloo!go. , to conaustmoopum Lady-day, 1826. of ones Awl lifrala tr iPl da.ott. tithakle matters arising within the respective towns ps, t e tithe of cows and calves, which is covered by a modus, or pretended modus. The tithe of hay will be excepted and reserved to the Lessors. The several leases will be holden under the Dean and Chapter of Christchurch, Oxford, renewable every seven years, if the parties agree to the terms then proposed, subject to a small reserved rent In money and corn. The Vicar of al eifod is era itled to the other mole ty of the above tithes. Further particulars may be known, the nature of the leases ex. plained, and the average of the reserved rents stated, on applies. Son to Mr. Robert Morrell, Chapter Clerk, Oxford; or to Mr. Crabtree, Surveyor, who will be at the Royal Oak, in lVelshoool, this mor.th, for a week or ten days. for the purpose of agreeing with such persons as mAy be desirous of purchasing the leases of those Townships which may then not be disposed of. 1 I. I '; It .."'~' lio.ises Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a Ica hours. iiio•ts picked free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Esebange ; Appraiscnients in Town and Country; Sag EWAN valued. C cos KITTLE. - Of whom also may be had, price 94. bound, ENTICK'S NEW LATIN-ENGLISH and ENGLISE LATIN DICTIONARY, by the Rm.. 111. G. Swims, A.B. T. Corder I - 57iiiaZNT I J. Carter T. Hasler J. Caen W. Wag ltars. THURNELIA Agree. J. 1 ASLER Secretary. Works published by Oda B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. I. NARRATIVE of an EXPEDITION to the SOURCE of ST. PETER'S RIVER, LAKE WIN. NEPEEK, LAKE of the WOODS, &c. performed in the year 1823 by Order of the Hon. I. C. Calhoun, Secretary at War. un der the Command of Stephen H. Long. Major U. S. P.O. Com piled from the Notes of /dermas. Loos Say, Keating, and Cal houn. By WILLIAM H. KEATiNG, A.M. &c. Professor of 31inetaingy and Chymistry in the University of Phi ladelphia, Geologist and Historiographer to the Expedition. %Vitt) several plates and a map of the country. In 2 vols. Bvo. 2135. boards. kOCIETY fbr PROMOTING the ENLARGEMENT 13 and BUILDING of CHURCHES sod CHAPELS. PATRON. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. PRZSIDENT.. OFFICES, No. 1.19, LEADENIIALL-STREET, AUGUST 5, 1825. al od ot ed ea 2. The HISTORY of ITALY. from the Fall of the Western Empire to the Commencement of the "%Van of the French Revo lution.—By George Perceval Esq —ln 2 large vols. Bro. 30s. boards. HI, Grace the Atiltbighop of CANTERBURY. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIETY, beide& the Faminssons' Tavern on the 24th of May, was numerous and most respectable. The Report showed how much good the Society has been in strumental in effecting, with means comparatively small. It has made grants in 295 cases ; and, by the expenditure of 00,1401. has beep Instrumental in providing an increase of accommoda tion in Chinches and Chapels to the amount of 113,714 sittings. GI this number 04,5111 are for the use of the poor. The assist ance given by the Society has all but exhausted its finances ; and yet sub is the ir.creased and increasing population of the country, that Church zoom to a mach greater extent is still required. Ap ptlattioas are even more numerous now than they were at any former period; but unless the Public., whose aid is earnestly en treated, and on whom the Society depends (for it is supported entirely by voluntary contributions), shall supply the means, as i-ta..ca can be no longer afforded. The Parliamentary Grants are s;tecnically appropriated to the building of additional Churches, and is places where the population exceeds 4.000 persons—they cannot be applied to improve, enlarge, or rebuild. These are the great objects of this Sanely, and these objects- have been promoted , with no inconsiderable success during the seven years of its ex igence. It has opened the doors of the Established Church to thousands who were before excluded from joining in its worship. Will not, then, the friends of that Church come forward and ena ble Me Society , to continue its useful exertions 1 His Majesty bas been graciously pleased to make a donation of LOOK and the Com mittee cannot but indulge the hope that die example of the Sovereign will be followed by his subjects in every rank of life, for every pound that is subscribed will be the means of furnishing an ad ditional sitting. They can appeal to the good which has been already done in various places, by supplying the spiritual wants of the population. They may venture to say, the: the interests of re. neon and morality cannot be more effectually promoted than by the support and encouragement of ibis Society. Donation". Ann. Sub. Amount already Advertised 12,1014 I Is. 551. I Is. the Hon. Henley Eden . 10 10 The Abir. H gdon (11d)Earl of . 100 0 Honourable and Rev. C. Wm. Ellis Gosling, Esq. IL Percent -10 0 (2d) . 0 Rev. W. H. E. Bende l & 10 0 Rev. J. D. Hustler - 10 0 61 11. J. Penn (2d) . Id 0 Thos. 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Edgware-mall. Mrs. Francis Ebborne, baker, 12. Urove.street, Camden-town. 31r. James Douglas, baker. Kentish-town. Mr. John Allen, pastry cook, 11, St. Martin's-le-Grand. Mr. Joseph Bell. pastry took, 16. Middle-row. Holborn. Mt. John Campbell, baker, 22, fluke-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Mr. Robert TOMS, 146, Edgwae.rosd, Paddington. Mr. George Bishop, 9, Burleigh-stroet, Strand. Mr. Samuel Simmons, baker, 61, G cay's.i^n.lanc. Alr.Willinm Kirkman Foster, 69, Chiswell-street. Finsbory-witiftre Mr. James Brytes, 6, Crombie's row. corner of Cottage-row, C.rT. medal-road. .to—Captala G. Turberville to be Major, by purchase. v!ce , promoted ; Lieutenant W. G. Shafto to be Ceptsiti:by lege, vice Tcrberville t Ensign E. Boyly, to be Lieu*. by purchase, Tice Shafto ; and B. Wilson; Gent. to be Ec by purchase. vice Bayly--all daaedAugust 27,1825. to—Brevet Major J. W. Audaia to be Maine, without our. vice Hook, Footnoted in the Ceylon Regiment—sated tuguat, 1825. a o—Ensttn C. Forbes to be Lieutenant, rice Graham, de. ceased : .--- Cooper. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Forbes—ban dated Ilth August, IfC5. 16th ditto—W. Jackson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smart, promoted—dated 11th August., 1825. 27th ditto—Lieutenan't J. Knox, from the Ist Royal Veteran Bat. talion t to be Lieutenant, vice Talbot, promoted—datai Bth April, 105. • 34th ditto—Lieutenant N. R. Brown, from the 46th Foot, to be . Lieutenant, vice Simkins, who exchanges--dated I itlt August, 1825. 35th ditto—Lieutenant H. Semple, from the 77th Foot, to be Lieu. tenant, vice Daniel Keogh, who retires upon half-pay Nth Foot ...dated 19th July. 1825 ; Ensign J. Earl of Portarlington, from 86th Foot, to be Ensign.. eke (If. Botsford, who exchangm ; Quartermaster-Serjeant J. B. Price to be Quartemnister, vice Matbeia decal ed—dated 11th Ammer , 1825. 45th ditto - -Lieutenant W. Moore, from the I lth Foot, to be Cm. min, without purchase, vice Kelly, detessed-.dated 11th August, lies. 46th ditto—Lieutenant T. M. Simkins, from. the 34th Foot, tube . 14)eutenant, vice Brown, who exchanges; E. H. D. C. =rapier, (rent, to he Eensign, without porthaitc, vice Manners, sPPuot ed to the 79th Foot—both dated II th August, 11;25. 50th ditto-- - Lieutenant R. Williams, from. the 3d Royak Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant--dated Bth April, 18:5. Md ditto—Captain S. St. George, from the half-pay, to be Captain (paying the dilference to the Half-pay Fund); vice J. f . Love, who exchanges--dated 11th August. 1825. 535 ditto—E. Dalene..l3ent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kt.ox,- appointed to the 3d Foot Guards--dated Ilth August, 1825. Mt ditto—Serjeaat-Majoe --.-- 111`Flulden, hoot the 35th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign. vice Jordan, who re. signs the Adjutancy only—.dated 11th August. 120. 38th ditto—Lieutenant K. T. Ross, from the half_pay of the 38th Foot, to be Paymaster. vice J. Kerr, who retires upon half-pay —Sited 11th August, 1925. 75th ditto--Lieutenant W. Payne, from half. pay of the Rifle Brig gade, to be I,4eutenant (repaying the di/lame to the Half-P 4 T Fund). vice F. Piglet. whose appointment has not taken place— , dosed- tlde Aamist. Ink —, _, 77th ditto—Lieutenant T. J. Painter, from i'm half pay".lith leo. — , to be Lieutenant, vice Semple, appointed to the 35th Foot—dated II August, 1825. 79th ditto--.l nsign R. Manners, from the 46th Foot, to be Eli. sign, vice Bates, appointed to the 65th Foot—dated 11th August, 11125. 1 3 80th ditto—Lieutenant R. Macdonald, from the 89 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Twigg, promoted—dated 20th A at, 1825. 85th ditto—W. F. M. Bloody, Gent. to be Ensign, y purchase, vice Martin, protnoted—.dated 20th August, 18'2.5. 38th ditto—Lieutenant H. Ellis to be Captain, vice F:;tis, deceased, —dated 11th August, 1825. ' 90th ditto—Lieutenant A. Stuart to be Captain by ptthase, vice Canty, who retires; Ensign F. White to be Lieutenahti by pur. chase, vice Stuart; H. R. Thurlow, Gent. to ble Ensialls, by pur. chase. vice White—dated llth August. 1825. -" 94th ditto—Ensign J. Wetherell to be Lieutenant, by pats:base, vice Davies. promoted; P. Carter, Gent. to be Ensign, by pug. chase, vice 11. ethetall—dated 27th August. 1825. Ist West India Regiment—Lieutenant H. Jeittres to be Captain, vice Hemsworth, deceased ' • Ensign A. 31. Gray to be Lteute. nant, vice Jeffares; G. R. Pole, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gray —all dated August 11, 1825. Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Lietenant-Colonel L. Hook, from t"e 16th Foot. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purcbttee--clatud August 11, 11125. UNATTACHED. To be Lieutenant-ColonelOf inealirWbipurehase.—Eret et tenant-Colonel R. G. Hare, from the 12th Foot--dated Att::tt 27 1825. -- --- To be Major of Influitry, by purchase—Captain H. D. Campbe:, , from the 8 , 11 Light Dragootti--tlated August `27., To be Captains of Companies, by purchase—Lieuter,ants Hou Stuart, from the 13th Light Dragoons; S. Spooner, from the ,".I Foot; T. H. Davies, from the 84th Foot ; .1. Lavvrensou. tr .‘,.• the 4th Dragoon Guirds; 0. Robbins, froin the 17th Light goons ; C. Andrews, front the 13th Light Dragoons ; l . Brook,. from the:4th Feot t J. Crossley, from the 16th Light Dragoors ; R. F. Hill, from the 52d Foot—all dated August 27. To be Lieutenant of Infantry, by purchase—Ensign E. 1:% ••‘, from the Ist Foot—slated August 27. 182.5. To be Ensigns, by purchase—S. J. W. F. Welch Gent —(7, Crawford, Gent.—both dated August 27, 1825. HOSPITAL. STAFF. 11. J. Jemmett, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant, vice Iloghe., a l. pointed to the 35th Foot—dated July 28, 11125. ROYAL MILITA RI CO LLEG E. Captain J. Chadwick, from the Riding School of the Atmy. to to Riding 31aater—dated August 1. IWO. STAFF. Li deutenant J. Daniel, from the 7th Light Dragoons (As.isting the Riding School of the Army), to hate the rank and pay 0! Captain of Cavalry, vice Chadwick. appointed to the Royal Mt. hoary College—dated August 1, 1826. The under-mentioned Officers have been permitted tu dispose of their half-pay as unattached commissions Lieutenant-Colonel-L. A. Norther, half-pay, Permanent Affiqta"t. Quartermaster-General; Major R. Were*, late 6th Royal Va. teran Battalion ; Captains Bon. J. Stopfoid, half-pay '-'oth Foot; J. Thruston, half-pay 16th Light Dragoons; S. Carter, halt-uzir let Garrison Battalion t J. i.e Breton, half-pay 00th Foot . V. Taylor, half-pay 28th Not ;4. M`Pherson, halt-pay sate Foot ; J. Campbell .half.pay 84 , 11 Foot ; J. Lean). hsl!•ray 30th Foot—all dated August n. 1825 ; J. Read, half-pt,- t Foot — dated lAugust 17, 1825; Lieutenants J. 'Kirby. hal..s..etv 47th Foot—dated July 7. 18e5 ; O. B. Symes, halt-pav Foot ; Ensigns T. Carmichael. half-pay 36th Foot : A. O. IN. vidson, half-pay Cape Regiment-Asted August 27 1825 Office of Ordnance, AllgltAi 23,1,:;: . Royal Rqriment of Artillery. Second Captain J. Hamad!, from the half.pay, to it vice lildwardes„ whose appointment. a+ no;c1,1 the zette of the Bth instant, does not take place—dated J ulc :4 ilk Commission signed by the Lord Lieutcnnat of t' coot.tt Kr: t, and City nod County of the City of Caliterbun F. W. 3lulcaster. Esq. to be . Depatv Lieutenala of Kent, and city and county of the city et l'aatcibur , 1,111'25. BANKRUPTCIES SIl1'E11S1:14'.1) Grottor. HENRY Twittm:•sox , Great V atmlath. hater. ROBERT Itop, Iligh.strrtt. Southwark. lit.ett.dt4t. RANKRITPTS. Jon V ItvAntrirt 7). London-wall. grocer, to SUM rAlf-, Sept. 3, nad 11, nt twel at , he Bunkrurni Court. t......ltctugs at•ti Davi... N.; 717'74 Arms ward. ealemar.-street. TudNI.V4 BATINE.:4, Denni.tgton, Streak, t av v er . tz ‘pt. .4.2 a t 13. and Oct. V., at cloven. 77t the Tana Inn, V omford. oticlb 31rtotnt. 1 rabtice and Alictrk, Hale:swarth. Sufi& :41)41 Mr. J. !tit. White, Tokrn Fiange-acrd, fireat St. Ilelen's: J AI ' R N Ft: 44,041%0X, VattfliCk 4 Yorkshire, eertve- , er. *pt. 19, O. and Oct. It, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn. Northailettor„ ftolicitors. Meows: Lodington and Hnll, tierjeaues lon, }lett. street. Loudon; and Mr. Hint. Nom e. 4. 1 .%31EF SAN LIW Pittfield- st reet, tiontion. victualler ; Aug • 21i 111 d 17d 11ta Sld Ifld inid led Is f e lad Y itsrol' fighter. ig hte: 1.01 , Oa!' • tinge!' Erb " ,in t'' niern• Cernir. Fk ll l ol * Hem htldren le Wild t. in Ike A Can' 'tor. x , John DAV• r i. or CV Welk ;~