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/1 / 11. ,/e; L • • . /2 ' icat. 7-- / /11 / */"."- • C/ #l l4 l • • C -- c I- Z./ ✓ • ,f~ t , , Ar i ;%ll • A ~,~ ~~~7 •Ct T . ~ v'~TiG.r`y.~ - ac:- - I N O . 7,220. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 182i1. Price 7d: BANK OF sNaLANo, Jon. 31, 1826. Court of Directors of the Governur and Company f the Bank of Elsciasti give Notice. c: G ENEBA COURTwtobeheldattheßankon FH[- y NEXT 4 the 3d of rebtowy, at Eleven o•Ctoek In the tore on special affair. R. BEST, Secretary. VOR , MADRAS and CA sall distely the tine SHIP MORLEY, *Taw, lying in the ttr Canal ; CrKURUE HOLIDAY, Camender. Cot freight or passage IMAY to Afebgre. S. MARJORIBANKS and Co. King's Anna-yard, Coleoastu.stree to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee-house. iv erat te d ass: on or before the 10th of March, or forfeit Freight. CALCUTTA, with liberty to land Passengers lat Madras. the very fine Teak Ship PROVIDENCE bur. then 700 tons, JOHN MARTIN RDLI E. Commander (of the Dosourable Seri iCC) ; to load in the Esat India Export Dock. Has very commodious poop and other suellent arcova. rnadations for Passengers, carries a Surgeon, and is fitted u a regu. lar Indiernan. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander ; to .(beaus [stainer and Horsley, 7, Billitrr.square; or to AVM. REDHEAD, Jun. FOR MADRAS direct.—For Cadets who wish to study the Oriental Lanftuppes. aiming Gentleman. a Native of India. foes out in Teak Ship GENERA L PALM ER, GEORGE TM:SLOTT. Commander tons register. This ship was to have sailed from Portswouth in all January, but in consequence of being frozen in wilt not be able to depart till ten days after the thaw; lvirg in the t'vy Canal. Ilea excellent Acconamodations f a y p a ssengers. and runes an experienced Surgeou. For Pfeifer of akw tons of measurement goods only and pas. rip, 'pill !nabs Onzaff v. • $ • e: itieoldo AL. madmen of her Cargsactually engaged, sari despatch. TIOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH I WALES. the fast.sailing Ship, ADRIAN, A 1, earthen Ton.; STEPHEN BROWN, Commander; lying In the Lordxl Dock. Has superior accommodations tor Passengers, and w:!: ear.. Sn experienced Surgeon. kit Freight oe Passage, apply to W. D. Dow," 39, Old Broad the Commando t or to ISIIISTER and HORSLEY, 7, Billiter.square. g..ii ENtRAL AGRICCLTURAL CCMI3IITTEE. London, January 30, 1826. 4 Notice is given. that all communications intended for the Oreeeal A ral C mimiiter, about to assemble in London, 'mica be to W. J. Rutty, Esq., Honorary Secretary. 2U. Ilialge.tow; I JOHN fOsTER, Quinlan of the Nesting at the York Hotel, Oil Tuesday, December 20, MIL RELIEF OF THE SPITALFIELDS WEAVERS.- At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE. held in the VeatTy.room of Christ Church, Spitaltields, Jan. 31, 1826, W. HALE, E.g. Treasurer In the Chair. Amount ofßubscriptions already ailr.rti;ed . £2,126 0 0 The following additional subscriptions were announced t -1:. s. .E. s. Chas. Tyndall. Esq. . 10 0 31essra. 11, Castellain and - - 10 0 A Friend to the poor Weavers 3lessrs. F. and L. De nudes - - 60 0 Capt. George Robertson 10 0 the Treasurer, the Committee, tropolis. Morn Truman. Hanbury, Durton, sad Co. . 1110 0 Hew. West Wire Wale • 10 0 Rev. Dr. Sleeve - - 2 0 /geom. F and J. Giles 90 0 Plasm Duff earl Brooks 30 u Ambrossllbiclni, Esq. 30 0 Jag. E. Watsoo. Esq. • 10 0 Subscriptions will be received and by all the Bookers of the mei SOCIETY of GUARDIANS, for the PROTUTION or TRADE apinst SWINDLERS and SOARPERS. EitabliAed 1776. ..-- 11.1filARD CLARK. Esq. Chamberlain of London, President. 6EOROE BRIDGEre. Esq. Alderman and M.P. V ice. Presi den t. Messrs. W LLIAM PRA ED and Co. Bankers, Treasurers. The fel Lotter has just been circulated among the Mem bers of this y . i.- Ths RW*Oll4lOO f t the Contents of theCortespon:lence, which has been addswalleil to you dining the preceding _year, is now en closed t and the length of the the lamely dad& that which km . town sent to you on any former occasion. This great increase a Datum it is hoped, will of itself be deemed a concinnng pref.( that the Committee hare not been sleeping at their posts ; but that, in proportion as they have seen the fraudu lent tc.f.cksrs increase in their exertions to rub the public, thty hate diensvoured to cesium.: them nefarious efforut by an uaif energy on their parts. Althooli the Committee consider that the principal ebject of tilts Society is to •• prevent" fraud, by cautioning their Members "paean those who practise it, they have not confined their exertions to this point, but have also applied themselres successfully to oh- Min its " punishment." During the yea: which is just concluded, they have, at a great expeam, brought to ,justice a gag of conspirators, from abuse fraudulent practices many houses in this metropolis were sufftrers ; they have convicted an individual of forgery on Barkers who are Members of this Society; and they have carried on several minor prosecutions, iii which the :Members have been saved trout all expense. For tbe use of the Members who had destroyed or mislaid their annual recapitubaloos, the Committee, In the month of June last, collected together, Is cue volume, those fur the "last fifteen years," and circulated them among all the Members. . . At the approach of the . '" Fiftieth Anniversary" of the institu tion, which will occur on the 2.5:11 of March next, it is gratifying to the Committee to feel thu its energies are as vigorous as at its tint establishment; and though they cannot but lament the con. tinned necessity of such a Union for mutual protection, they derive consolation in the conviction that their endeavours have been as successful as they its necessary. The Committee request that the Members will continue in their " confidential correspondence" with the Secretaries, to report the various cases which come under their cognisance. By acting on these communication alone ; by paying no regard to " anonymous Of OteffilCd infonnatiop. 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Is. 2d. each ; Prepared Chocolate in pots, 2s. 6d. each; Hickson's Anchovy Pasta, Is. 6.1. a pot; and Orange Marmalade, is rid. per lb.; Robinson's Patent Barley and Groat.., Sd. each ; Hard's Fcrinaecous Food, Is. per packet ; also F. (;ra. ham's Patent Cocoa, per lb., and Sassafras Cocoa, Sa. per lb. ; lodia Arrow Root, .2.. rm. per lb. ; West India Preserved Ginger, pee lb. ; Tainannds, per lb. ; Portugal Grapri, Is. per ih. ; and all Foreign Fruits at reduced price*. Ginger-flavoured Bar ley Sugar and real Pontefract Liourim Cakes. 31.8....Fras Labour Sugar. FINAL CONCI I CSION OF LOTTERIES. AND 3. RIVE,SVRIGHT, the Contractors, respect !, • fully invite the Public to an early purchase. The Act of Parliament having limited the duration of Lotteries to Two more Dtawings, It is very probable Tickets and Shares will rise contd. desably an price. as the period fast approaches which must conclude *ever this only mode of gaining a Fortune front a trifling Risk. In funning THEIR FAREWELL SCHEME, J. and J. Sivewright have been not only studious to retain all the approved points of late Lotteries, ninny of which were first adopted by themselves, but to meet the desire of Correspondents, they have introduced SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, ice. &e. forming an to of A QUARTER (IF A MILL, 0. ! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, 'WEDNESDAY, let of MARCH. Tickets esti Shares ate selling by J. and J. Sivewright, the Con tractors, at their fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornball; 11, Ho:born; and 38, Haymarket, London, where they sold 12.471 . . a Prize of . . . X 30.000 3.613 a Prise of . . 21.034 Besides other Capitals in the ISO MI its Lotteries. gtrcet ; with 5 0 800. 2u M. A PnitUTICAL MEASURE of RELIEF from the PRFACNT 81 4 5TL11 of Me POOR LAWS, submitted to the Consideratian of Parliament and the Country. • By JOHN HA I:sq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Ptinted for John :Hurray, Albemarle-street. This day Is published, Patti. 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Hertfordshire—Sir George Duckett, of Roydon, Dart. Kent—Sir John Fagg, of Mystole, Dam Leicestershire .Postponed. Llneolnshire—Geerge Manners, of Thoth°lm. Eva. Monninathshire—Beoiamin Hall. of Aberesen. ).q. . ”avenghom. Dan. - - Edmund P . EIN a /don, Esq. ..e, of Osberton, Esq. Freeman, of fianley-upon npingharn, Esq. Esq. ~.Coker. Esq. Heath Howe. Eaq. Rich, of Shirley House, . ' Clare. Aii• et, liaq. _ 4 Esq. arwickshire—Lionel Place, of Weddington 11,11., Esq. %Piltshire—Thomas Clutterhuck, of Hanlenhuiah, Esq. Worrviershtre—James Taylor. of IHoor.greer. KN. Yorkshire—The Honourable Mare aduke - Langley, of ‘Vykeham- A bbey. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthenshlre—William Dtt Buisson of Glynhir, Esq. Pembrokeshire—Jonathan Haworth Peel, of Cotts. Esq. Cardiganshire—Thomas Davies, of Cardigan, Esq. Glamorganshire—Thomas Edward Thoniai, of Swansea, Esq. lireconshire—Ed ward Willies Seymour, of Porthmisser, Esq. Radnorshire—James Watt, of Id Radnor, Esq. NORT V ALES. 4, Anglesey—Hugh Davies tin of Caerhun. Esq. I .larnarronshire—Kyttia Alin iain Lenthall, of Maroon, Esq. Merionethshire—William (;arson, of Croce!, Eq. Denbighshire—Thomas Fitzhugh. of Plarpowia, Esq. Flinishire—John Price, of Hope Hall, Etc'. At the Court at Windsor, the 30th of January, 1836, present the King's 310 , t Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas by a certain Act of Parliament, made and passedin the 6th year of the reign of his present Majesty, intimled An Act for graining Dunn of Customs," it is, among other things, enacted. ' that , it-ahall be lawful far his 31ajeaty, by and with the ad or his Privy Council, from time to time, to order and ditett, that there shall- be levied and collected any additional duty, not exceeding onadifi h of the amount of any existing duty, upon ay or any goods, when imported in the ships of any country which shall levy higher' or other duties upon goods when imported in British ships than when imported in the national ships of such country." And whereas higher and other duties are levied in the ports of the United Netherlands on certain goods when imported in British ships than when imported in Netherland ships, his 31ajesty does •therefore, under cis:: authority of the above-recited Act, by and with the &dyke of his Privy Council, erdernhat upon Octal% imported into the United Kingdom in the Netherland aldps from and after the date of this Order, there shall he levied and collected, in ad dition to the existing duties otherwise payable upon the impet ration of such *goods, a farther duty, amounting to one-fifth part of such existing duties. And the Right Honnurable the Lords Commissioner of his Majesty's Treasury are to give the necessary directions herein accordingly. JAMES 13CLIA:lt. . . SALES BY AUCTION. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. :.• . EANKR4PTCY St/liEIISEDBO. • • - —......... John Charles Crook, Watling:strait. eV* Sahl-ttlirdalegliek• ....-- At the Court at Windsor, the 30th Januiry , 1626, present the BANKRUPTS. l‘PpAll u th l e T igi ` l) l 2gt7J ' N r o es . 1 6 17t i f , tt p l p lz . iinfortnforzotichee,* King's Slott Excellent Majesty In Council. ' man, to aurrender, February . 17, at four,- 8, at eleven,* thr l':e Rtoutel-sqluim, advi.rtlsed to be sold by auction the 23d instant, has • eninrrrs APPOINTED IT HIS SIAJESTT IN COUNCIL, TOR been - - tti-d of by private -Poultry, Jan.3l, 18YI. THE TEAR. 1020. House, IS and Match 14, at se the Casdc ire Bedfordshite—.Robect Elliott, of Goldington, Esq. Solfeitora, Mr. Charles Lettr, Gray!" in mire ; and Mr. Jo. Berkshire—William Mount, of Wasing-place, Esq. ttePh - nrown, Huddersfield. Ruckinghamshire--raeorge Morgan, of Biddlesden Pm*, r.q.. EnarliYl) IVlLsoat. Lynsington. Southampton. linet.dislisr, cansbridgeshire and' Huntingdonnhire--Thomas Skeels Fryer, of dealer and ehapmln, february 11. 111, at twOre, andtfareli 14, at Chattetis. Esq ter, at be Bankrupts' court. &bettor, 11r. Jo*, Siie7ar.e, Cheihirt—William Turner, of Pott.Shrigley„ Err. Queen-it:eat. . Cumberland—Humphrey Senhouse, of Nether Hall, Esq. Jon:: ABBOTT,. CMICIUh.SiIeCI, Ilarnsatquese, auctton.4r, Cornwall—Thomas Darden, of Trelissick. Esq dealer and chapman, February 4, I I, and fifetch 14. at ten, at the DerhyshireLSir Roger Gresley, of Drakelow, Hart. Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor?, Messrs. Catty, Haddon, Cauy. and Deroashite—hewis William Buck. of llsldon, Esq. - - Haddon. A ni. , el-entirt, Throginorton-sucet. Dotsetshire—Charlcs Bunton, of W yi:e Regis, Esq. Al JAMES WADI{ 4'; Cli VC.ollC.l.treet , Marylebone chancier. .A\ „ , •'...„, .• _ l ' ' Ffbal 3' , .... , , I lopkeeper. dealer rind elstickruln, ; tebreavyTeat twillre, . ...ftta-y 11 and Miirch 14, at one, at the-Bankrupts' Court. !Solicitor, Mr. Rice. Jertnyh-sireet.' Piccatlibr• Wr r.1.1A BC SICIWWE a, liiblitendine, ktidand, cattle nod Wien talesman, dealer acid charms, ' Fehruary 0. 16, and March 14, at eleven, nt the Nelson Inn, Oakham. -Solicitors. 7'.r. Har rison. Oakham • and Mcisin. G. T. and R. Taylor, Fea th erstone!. buildings, Hol born. PPTIR CLARKR, Blanchester. gram. slealerind charm, February 20, 21, and Ma rc h •t 4, at nine, at Intel-Hutrbt :Winchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson A lTemple; attl Mr. Seddon. Manchester. Rienann BARNEY, Wolcethamptan i rope.cnaker, dealer and chiptnan, February 211, at tea. 2 1. and March 4 4, lit twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmitchain. Solicitors, Messrs. Hewing and Baxter, Gray 4 4s4pn-platic i. and Messrs. It. and ~C. !I . Itint..-Rinningliam. THOMAS Fags, Holston-town, Middh;%cx, ate 4. I',:bruary i, 14, awl! March 14, at twelve at. she Rinitrogy 43,:t:ti. Soh.. them, Messrs. Aahl and Orsohspap Tolreulittose4ard, NAIL Ja rate = 4 /42; 184c . g iiiir cz e ;Fluttapnentsect, vitae. 4r-ix - il,. st.shi ltankntpte Coust.• Soristter. ,f4ctar. Lord abYgra tiafiri• office, Royal Exchange. Narnarrit:f. PHILLIPS. ThilferfOrdWCA hanker, March I. S. and'l4, at ten. at the Caade Inn, 11 averfordwest. tioliciitirs. Maus. Slade and Jones, Johu.attect, Redford-row; and 314.1 . /11aUgsa., 11 averfordweit. Wonrnixarow Drcanns..Coventry, ehyndat ft. , dealer and ehapmat, February 14, at three, 13, and: 1 i 14. et eleven, at the Craven Arms Inn. Coventry. Solicit Mr. 0: le o l l Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's:inn; and l'il ' . Garter and Davia, Verentry. EDWARD CHRISTOPHERSON, Liverpool. irnninonger, denier and chapman , March 1,2, and 14. at one, at the (loltltit /don Inn,- Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. R. Finlow, Liverpool; anti Me. L. Chester. Staple-Inn. PAN!. JARVISS, THOMAS SLY, and Sty:runt( Sir. AOsham. Nortblk, grocers and drakes, February... 47, 111, , and Match 14, at four, at the Swan Ida, Iflawero:l, Naltwich. Sollabbra,-114,.J.: Lythgoe, &Six -street, Strand ; aLd 31r.-Ws De Fiance packer; Norwich. •. , - Joanna HADWEN. Liverpool, banker, rebrudry 13, if!. Sri March 14. at one, at the George Inn, birerposd. Solicitors, Monts. Lae, Milk/ and Leer, and 3lessrs. Radish& and Duncan, Liverpool; and Mesas. Adbngton, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bed. ford-row. . JAMES STILLMAY. 11titt., ironmonger, dealer nod champan. Febrtiary 7 S. arid March E 4, at too, at tire IVlthe Lion Jun. Bath. SoWham Mr. 11. Gabjr, Bath ; and Illesstb. Adfinetan, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. ' STEPCIEN BO SD and Rscumin lloitruccat E, Beaumont. street. Mairlebone, wine and spirit-11/Kahan:a. .Fehruary 4, 11. and March 14, at 'tea, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Jr.k blorkhosire.,Craven-street, 14trand. Jaras:s Wools, Upper Rane/agh-stretit, Pimlico, carman, dealer and chapman, February 2, 18, and 111proli 14, at ten, at this Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hayward. Feiri-const.Tempht nrOltalS et km LE T, late of New Year, United States of Ame— rica, merchant, dealti and tbapunin, February ii, 9, and Slarch 14, at two, at the Rojal Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors, fllcarpf. Norton and Chaplin, Graft -inn-square"; and Ahern. Spurrier. Ingleby, and Spurrier, Birmingham. JAME£IMAnTIiT, aeti. Creacent-tmeariNorth, Burtcmcrescent,' riding-master and lifery,:autble.keepot. /leder and chapman. l'eb. 4. 11, and Match 13, tit eleven, as. the.Bluakrupte'Court. Solicitor. Mr. Dyer, Toolcoari, Cursitor-street. ' Jastri Illata ii ALL. Forster-lane, Cheap Met, warehottseiriao. dealer Mid Chapman , Feb. 6, 13, and Stettin 14"," at Metre, at the BankrUphrUourt. Solicitor, 3lessrs.. Fisher tied Spencer, %Val:. brook-bididings, Walbroolt. WitLtair FENWICI: I Little QueettAttreet, Lingplrt's Inn-tieldg furniture bran', dealbi.aed chapinan„ Jehnitutd, 7 mind :fratrah dispOsed lILK-AIERCERii. HAEERDASI AND CALLABLE it) EFFECT:. ;11.11TTLIEWG 1, Oxford-street, Y NEXT, .lERS. and OTHERS. ,L 1 VA. STOCK IN TRADE AND :TS. By Mr. SE' WORTH. On the Premises, No. 13$. reet, nearly opposite New Bort&strest,. oa FRIDA` , and Two following Days, Sunda! excepted, I Ili b STOCK in TRADE and EFFECTS of Mesas. SIBURY, Mercers and Habeidashen, retiring from busi. ness ; comprisiog upwards of 2,000 yards of silks and satins of various patterns and colours, fancy bail dressers, handkerchiefs, shawls, semis, ribands, gauzes, blond and other laces. veils, nets, gloves, Mowers, velvet gros de Naples bonnets, real Wend caps, tartans and fancy millinery of the newest Parisian fashions, French chip willows, ostrich feathers . , 4c., and the usual assortment of HACKNEY, MIDDLESEX. - By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th inst., at 12, in Four Lots, A N undivided Twelfth Part or Share of and in a vain- La. able COPYHOLD ESTATE (but nearly equal to Free hold, the fine being small sad certain), held of ►he manor of Hack ney, commonly called Lord's-Hold; comprising eight substantial genteel Dwelling-houses, large gardens, and premises, situated on theeut side of Maze -street, at the entrance of Hackney. Alan an undivided Twelfth Part or Share iu other extensive • EOPYHOED EST.ITES, held of the manor of Hackney, com monly called King's-Hold, at a tine small and certain; conaist ing of numerous Dwelling-houses, Shops, Workshops, Tenements, orchards, and gardens, in Charch-sneet and Mortuug-lane„ corn. prising together acres of land, eligible fee building on ; and several Ground Rents, amply secured upon numerous dwelling.houses in Paradise-mw anti the whole of Jackson's build. ings. The present income of the Estates amounts to 4841.7 a. per annum, a great portion of which arises from leases granted in 1777, and front ground rents which will become very improvable in a few years. May be viewed with lerive of the tenants, and particulars had ton days previous to the Sale, at the Mermaid, Hackney ; of Messrs. Hall, Thompson, and Sewell, Sqlicitors, Salters Hall; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. Sal, Poultry.. NEXT PRESENTATI()N. ' By W Mr. SHILITTLEWORTII, At the Matt, cat EPNESDAY, llatrott It, at Ilt, unties an FREEHOLD ESTATEn IN WALTON.LE-DALE AN PEN WORTH A M. IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. . - - - At the Bull Inn, Preston, in the said County, .on TUESDAY, the 28th of February, and on the following Day, at Ten o'Closk ih the illorning of earl; day, in lota, and subject to such Con ditions as shall then be produced. riIDE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WALTON-L E- J~ DALE. and the Rights. Members. and Appurtenances; thereto belonging; the MANSION-HOUSE. called WA uroN 111A MALL, with the Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, Fxrm-builtlings, Demesne. and other Lands ; convenient Mansion'', Inns, Cot tages. and Dwelling.houses, including the Village of Walton. Particulars of the several Estates and bits, with Plans, may be had after the 4th of February next, by applying to Mr. George Riley. at ‘V alton.hall ; Mr. Philip Park, Surveyor, Preston ; Messrs. Eeeles, Critic, and Slater, Solicitors, Manchester ; Mr. Aebhurst, Solicitor, Liverpool • Mr. M'eliater, Solicitor, Lancas er; and Messrs. Pilkington, Solicitors, Preston. 111tT1IE1t REDUCTIONSAN THE PRICES OF PLATS G LASS, From TWO AND A HA/./ to FORTY ocr Cgs& • BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 1773. IP HE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the A, Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in 11120, a FURTHER Reduction is now made, from Tiro and in flair to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of Six Feet and upward:, agreeably to a printed Scale, which tipsy be had at the Company's 'Warehouse, ALBION-PLACS, BLACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive amortment et CAST PLATE GLASS, of line Colour and Brilliancy, mi, period to that of any other blannfuctory in Europe, is on Side by Mr. JAM ts Ilawarsort, Secretary to the Company, and also by Mr. Joux CRockyoun, at the Company's Works at Itavenhft•d, near Proscot, Lancashire. 'FABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERZD GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In In. £:. In. In. £a. In. In. £a. 80 by 40 . . 37 13 90 by 70 • • 90 10 105 by 50 . . 75 6 HO 50 . . 40 4 95 35 .. 43 18 106 fig . . 102 0 mi 10 . . 6610 115 43.. M 7 110 86 .. 59 3 80 70 ..71 10 95 53 •66 14 112 71 . . 147 85 35 .. 36 1 95 65 .. 91 13 115 80 . 117 116' 85 43 ..46 i 95 75 .. 113 R 121 70 . . 172 2 55 ..55 12 100 40 .. 58 9 113 68 . 168 jib 85 CS ..70 II 100 50.. 70 11 127 so 90 40 ..44 14 100 GO.. 9 2 132 67 .. 192 uo 54 1 4 1 9 0 70..111 1 134 70..314 _7 90 90 ga 19 . We 80 . . 142 1 140 61 . . 18 DRAWBACK allowed on Exportation, 21. 9d. pea fees .a perlicial. the Court at Wiadsor, the aech of January. 1826, Ptesenf, iing's most Excellent Nlajeetr in Council. — herein by a certain Act of Parliament. made and passed in 'Rh yearof the reign of his present Majesty, intituled; " An indemnify all persons , under a certain Order dodos so total,. foreign At Semis@ et Pollimint, • cireuenstmes ez 4l , Egatate imported or in Art,sem* die Aet, it shall and may be with the advice of his Pri' or Orders in Council, to -. pubh_ Landon Gazette (whenever it shall be deemed expedienty'to levy and charge any additional or countervailing duty or duties of ton nage upon or in respect of any vessels which shall enter any of (ho ports in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or in any of his Majesty's dominions, and which shaßbelong to any foreign country in which any duties of tonnage shall have been or shall be levied upon or in respect of British vessels enter ing the ports of such country, higher or greater than are levied or granted upon or in respect of the vessels of such country : and it is thereby provided, that such additional or countervailing tonnage duties, to be levied and charged as aforesaid, shall not be of greater amount than may be deemed fairly to countervail the difference of duty paid in such foreign country upon or in respect of the ton nage of British vessels mare than the duty there charged or granted upon or in respect of the vessels of such country." And whereas duties of tonnage are levied upon. or in respect of, British vessels entering the ports of the United Netherlands laden with salt, higher or greater than are levied and granted upon, or in respect of, the vessels of the United Netherlandi aforesaid, enter ing the ports aforesaid, laden with salt. And such higher tonnage duties are, in the ports aforesaid, levied upon. and in respect of, so much only of the tonnage of such British vessels as is actually employed in the carriage and importa tion of such salt, and are equivalent to one pound thirteen shillings and four pence for every ton of such vessels so enaliloyeit. His Majesty doth, therefore, under the authority of the above recited Act, by and with the advice at his Privy Conreil, order, that from and after the date of this Order there shall be levied anti charged upon, or in respect of all vessels belongirg to the United Netherlands aforesaid, which shall enter Into any of the ports of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, such additional or countervailing duty of tonnage as aforemeasioned, that is to say, there shall be levied upon every such Netherland vessel which shall so enter the said ports, a duty of one pound thirteen shillings and four-pence upon each and every ton burden of the said vessel,whieh upon her clearing out from any such port for any port in the King dom of the United Netherlands, shall'bo actually occupied and em ployed in the carriage and expertation of salt, the tonnage or bur den so made subject to such additional or cluittervailing duty be ing deemed to be equivalent to the number of tore of the weight of such salt ascertained prior to the shipment thereof. And the Right honourable the Lords Cnnimissioners of Ibis Majesty's Treasury ate to give the necessary directions herein ac cordingly. JAS. BULLER. iThe Gazette also contains a Proclamation declaring the New Copper Coin to be current and lawful money of the United Kingdom.] Foreign- offire, Jawartry 31, 1326. The King has been pleased to appoint the Lion. Robert Gordon, now Seueurf y to his Maiwity's Embassy at the Cossetof Vienna, to be his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo tentiary to the Emperor of Brazil. The. King has also heel) pleased to appoint Arthur Aston, Esq. to be Secretory to his Majesty's Legation to the Emperor of Brazil. The King has tibia been pleased to appoint Edward Michael Ward, Esq. late Secretary to his Majesty's Embassy at the Court of St. Petersburgh, to be Secretary to his Majesty's Embassy at the Court of Vienna. York noise, August .23, 1825. His Royal Highness the Duke of York and Albany has been pleased to appoint the Reverend Samuel Barker to be one of his Royal Highness's Domestic Chaplains. Office of Ordnance., Jan. 30, 1823. Rnyai Regiment of Artillery--Seeond Captain Orange William Usher, from half-pay, to be Second Captain, rice Patten, retired on balf•pay—dated Feb. 1, IM. Commissions signed by the Lord-Liemenlint of the County of Wor cester and County ot the City of AVorcester. Thomas Marriott, Esq. and Thomas Chinnall Porter, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenants—both dated Jan. 26, 1828. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Aet t (ieo. 4th, c. 6, eec. 16. HOBERT First, Leicester, hosier and deals in wines and spirits. (Filed January 31,.) FRANCIS WHAT MAN, Spa-road, Bermondsey, currier. (Filed January 30.) Jos Eksit, Upper-strset, Islington, cheesemonger. (Filed Ja. nuaty 30.) • THOMAS Iticitoros, Thavies Inn, scrivener and broker. (Filed Jant..l 324 %V I t tiAat CONNAU. Cheater, wine and spirit merchant, brewer and victualler. (Filed January 31.) DAVID LENIAW DURLETT, New-street, Bishopegate, mete-bat% (riled Jamey 31.) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED: Robert &kneads, AlaisktosedLant: banker, fuleslasuary 28, to N.arc 11, at tea, at the Bankzupte Court. aqua.., RUDEST DoLaw, Frith.street, Soh*, tailor, dealer and iba4, man. February - 7, at eleven, 14, ard March 14. at twelve. at Ala Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Platt, New Boswell-coml. Lincoln's Inn-tiglds. II'II.I.IaBILURTF.ns and Vrri.c.r,tx lIENRT !lasting", grocer', dealers and chspnrn. February 4, 11, art Marcia 14, at eleven. at thellankrupts' Court. Salititors, Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street. 31trcttr.t. JOSI:P11 JOSEPTI. ChekellbilM, dealer in horsea. February 7, 21, and March .14, at ten, at the Hankrvr.s' Coo*. Solicitor, 31r. Dignanr,'Newman-street, Oxford-street. BExJAMty Sl:TcLirrit, Manchester, commission agent, silk dealer and chapdtan, February la, 16, and March 14, at twat' it the King's A r,ns Inn, blenshester. SoMitors, Measrs. 4 p r i c hw and t:lwarnock, Gray's Inn-sqtriue, Lowden ;•notl-31r.-171nrelfelak 31ancheater. ' DIVIDFINDS. Feb. 25. M; B. Harvey, ll'itham-, Erse; aad J. NV: Hate Essex, bankers, at eleven, at the..llentr( r Court—Feb. 21. D. Fdtana, Bath, fancy-stationer, at nine. as Bankrupts' Court.—Feb. 24. J. Stevens, Norwich. yasw-facter. at lour, at the CasEle Inn s Norwich.--. Feb. 23. C. V. ntephenson,,Lt. verpeol, linen-draper, 14 eleven, at the office of Meseta. Moreton and loWler, Liverpool.—Feh. 22. W. Freelove, Heighthermstv/, grocer, at twelve. at the Old Ship Inn, BrlghtheltnatOne.—pels. 'a W. Shaw, ThornhilLbees, Voikshite„ bra t-builder; at elerrie. at the Conn-House. Leeds.—Feb. 21. IL I'. ()'Shaughnessy att. Stterborn, boot.makers, at eleven, at the Pankruttr p. W. Herbert, jun.. Goldarnith.street, (.Ireapfide, ribs:id-manufacturer, at ten, at the Flanktuprs' Cotirt.—Feb. 244; Few, Little Downlitim, Cainbrillgesbire, fanner, at twelve, at refe Black Bull Inn, Cambridge.-:Feb. IT. J. Lawton, Delpn, I shire, innkeeper, at eleven, at White's Hotel, frfancheater.=l , l4.. 21. G. Event, Hastings, jeweller, at twelve, at the Bankrup , .• Court—Feb: Ilenelli, Quadrant, Regent.streat, dealer and chapman, at one, at the Bankrapts' Conn.—Feb. 21. R. Jabet. Ilinningharn, printer, at one, at the White Ilan Inn. Bliminf ham.—Feb. 21. P. 1). V. Dyck, A. J. G. Leitrim, and %V. A. oe O. fink, Circus, 31hurriel, merchants, at eleven, at the Hankrlipsi* Court. r..eicestersnire—rostponett. May be viewed to-morrow, when catalogues may be bad on the JAncolnshire—Geerge Manners, of Moth°lm premises, and of Mr. Shuttletrorth, U. Poultry. . Monmouthshire—Benjamin Hall, of Abercai HOITSEH(VS FURNITCR E. Norfolk—Sir Edmund Bacon. of Havenghum CLOCKS AND WARDROBE, FOWLING-PIECES AND Notthaniptenshire—George Payne, of Sulby, E FP'ECTS. Northumberland—William Pawson, of Si. taw' By Mr. SHLTTLE WORTH, Nottinghamshire—George Sarile Foljambe, o On the Premises, - 139, Oxfoed-utreet, nearly opposite New Bond- thd 4 ritalTire—lWllliam Peer Williams Preem street, on TH I "BSDAY, .11 0 eb. 9. at 11. l utlandshire--Thornas bill, of Uppingham, Thames, Esq. THE Neat and Genuine HOUSEHOLD 1 7 1;11N1- . .: ,,m) nopshir2 7 .-John . Cotes, of Woodcote, Esq. ll'ltE. two Parisian clocks, a handsome French wardrobe with nlate.glaes deor, two double.barreied fowling.pleces by Man. S ‘V wee erw l i stat :rs! l (shire —l n llliant Helyer,,ot East.Colq . .. ma Phtlins, of Heed ton, and one ditto by Rivlere. the prpperty of Messrs. Sibley, re- 6 rl . "Ire &IN: from buil:less ; comprising ',Almada sad furniture' feather or in lnapionsbir9—bir Charles /leery RICII boils and bedding. at gisitti . Joe Imo! sasertmentd cabinet p f r_f t ,: ~ i t insietes,..sraigtia.day - 415K iffieb ) lortliseskaati mad rafsteilassooss . Kerrey '""" - ' 01 'n %/Inc 121 "ell-d oi ttie Irit C effects. ...i. entry' rumAortd, of ary.rirk, o ‘ r i ... , P ki ar i a n , g Es ton e May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when catalogues ;I!...ttn;ro k n i elsi , inlay be had on the premises ; and of 111 r. Shuttleworth, Tl, Poultry. Wiltshire—Thome Cluarrb'uck, of Hanlenh RItY7ETSIONARY I NTF.REnTS. Worrroershtre—James Taylor. of Monr.gree Place, of By 31r. Bhi UTTLEWOBTII, Yorkshire—The Honourable Marmadukelas At the. Mart, on %WEDNESDAY, the lath inst. at 12. in Lots, Abbey. by order of the Assignees of Mr. N. W. Symon ds, a Bankrupt, SOUTH VALES. THE ' Jlankrupt's absolute and contingent Interests in Carmarrhenshlre-11'illiain Dil Buisson. of 11 the following Property, viz. a Freehold House in Howard. Pembrokeshire—Jonathan Haworth Peel, of street, Yarmouth : ANAL in the 3 per Cent. Consols : 4001. amply Cardiganshire—Thomas Davies, of Cardigan, secured upon mortgage ; a Freehold House in King's Head-row, Olamorgaushire—Thomas Edward Thomas, i Yarmouth. Also the Reversion to 300/. 3 per Cent. Consols, pro- Breconshire—Ed ward Willium Seymour, of 1 vided a Gentleman, aged 2.. t, survives a Lady, aged Stl ; and the Radnorshire—.lames Watt, of old Radnor, I absolute Reversion to several Freehold and Lessehukl Estates, NOR TIN WA I.M. situated in Brentford and Shoreditch, producing a net income of Anglesey—Hugh Davies Orittijia, of Caerfiu upwards of 40::l. per annum. 4; Y l l' lrv 'T s !' i re -- SY i i i3 k" illi'l'r. Leah - acceptable offer is previously made by Private C,untraot, - At, the MBE NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable the King •A_ RECTORY a ILEGYEDON HATCH, a very pies- When sently,eituated Parish, comprisirg epwazds of Ooe Thousand Two the fifth Hundred44oes, Welly rich Arable Lank 3 miles frunt Brentwood, Act to u 3 frameh~wgar, and rattly born Lannon, in an eie- acting u reared tend 01 1 1 .111 0 Part eg titail:Obty of Riese. and most respect— sale dal able neighlaeurioand, with an argellent Pareonaie. House sod filets: the lam Icing immediately around it ; entreated value 'between iOOl, and certain c 40 ,..41 V . .. 0. 2.4 Incumbent ija Ms year. goy& itr fryloetemeinagfilis locwierbare, and petiolate* *Bea tit had 14 days previoua to the eels; lo the Bell and Star lon, Oxford ; Act, it I Sun anti Hoop Inn, Cambridge; at the Alert ; and of Mr. Shut. with the tieworth, 28, Poultry. or Order fsooll concerned in advising. Issuing, or 11, at ten, at the Court. Solicltbi miner , dray% 'Met in Council, for regulating the ton. Inn.squate. • inign vesitels, and to amend an Act of lsAm:. Kt tuts mita, Wood-street,. cliempSide, lacc-therchant,. lasant, for aulttorlsing his Majesty, under, 4ealar sad chaptriun„ ,Yettrumll4 , l3,4lllo6 14. at Lteetz t a. I regulate the duties and deavrbaekt at the BanlautO'Courf. Sdl OA - aft 4 •ted in any foreign vessels," it is, aitsariget/143t. .11ilthetrs-cottrt, Poultry.. .. • ' - • • •"--• ••• that /fete Bed after tho patriotic elite 101 &real sly, . Hitt as la ..Itvatarn . . :akar ; - be lawful to and for his Maj . esry, by and' norbelyilowd, and ctilinnen.Te'brua . n. hivy Connell, or by his Illajeary's (triter and Alan% 11, at twelve. at the Bankrupts Court. o be published from time to time in the Messrs. Drate and Sons, Billiter-square. CERTIFICATES.—Fr a. 21. T. ('rogton, gen. and T. Crofton, jun. Liverpool,. %hip. chandlery.-IV. Sean, flroarl-court, Long-acre, wine-rnernhan . . —Jane Pringle, London , road, victualler.—W. Chubb, Brilit, metehant.—R. Bennett, jun. Dukenlield. Chearti," J. Daniel, Nengate.street, silk and worsted lags and fringe. manufaciurer. ...-..-.---.—. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. RoisonT WArapir, Edinburgh. builder; creditor* to meet iw Budges Rooms, Thilulo.atreet. Edinburgh, Feb. 6; at twelve, ti choose sn interim factor; and Feb. 22, at twelve, weltet 9 rrustrt, 3011 M CALDIrr.I.T. and ALEXANDER Runtaxn. ParZ, manufacturers; creditors to meet id the Shale-Clerk% o Paisley, Feb. 10 and 25, at twelve, foe public examinations Mr. John Hart's writing-office, Paisley, Feb. 27, and March 10, at oar, to elect Commissioners and inttoet trostee. • JouN BOYD and CD., Paisley, nianufbiturers ; creditors v. meet in the Saracen's (lead Trin, Paisley, Feb. 4, at one, to own:, an interim factor, and Feb. ld, at any, to elect atruster. JAMES FORD, Finhaven, Montrone, merchant; creditor} tp meet in the Stat Inn, Montrose, Feb. IS, actnette, tci IslyttVr. busine‘,. DAVID Ktnx,Spinal, Auchterderratr, Fife, cattle-tie-der aa.t farmer; creditors to meet in Mrs. 31KIlitehon'a Fed. 6, at ow, to name an interim factor; and Feb. 26, at enc. to elect a trustee. WALTER SMITH, Stirling, merchant and toiumfbctorer ; e,re. ditches to meet in the Saracen's Ilk ad Inn, Stirling,' Feb.' I,' at twelve, to choose an interim factor ; and Feb. 10, ht 'twelve, to ele:3 a trustee. WILLIAM Roar. Glasgow, merchant ; crettimry to meet in .t 1,..! Prince of Wales Tavern, Maggots., Feb. 4, at twelve, to elect iotaior facter, and Feb. 18, at twelve, to point a trustce. ROBERT ARCHIBALD, filmgoer. baker' and builder CIT.P;!•*: to meet in 31r. Allan Fulbartera`a Office,. Br&nawiek-111.ite. gow, Feb. 15, at twelve. to inerrect trust ee. Jon N GOBBET/1. Kcivinholm„ barter aid heitlonaket t cr.:- ditties to meet in the Black Bull inn, Glasgow, Feb. 3, .“ two ; aka a trustee. JAMES CRAIG, Glasgow, grain -merchant ; creditors t 9 re.; the Lyceum Rooms, Glasgow, Feb. 4, at bnc, to name an interiA, factor, and Feb. 18, at one, to elect a austee. Heron PORTER, Aberdeen, merchant; creditors to meet ''' ti•is Lemon Tree Tavern. Aberdeen, Feb. 8, at twelve s Jo ewe., 14 , 1 inierim factor ; and Feb. 24, at twelve, to elect a truutee. A nnensow arta 111 aenOwr Belitiborgh, ultra R'• r•• _ Coffee-Posse, t;, N. tutors to meet in the RoialExchanie6B,;-tionac, Ft. ; stz, two, to choose A DCW trUlltee. PARTNtRSMPS ntrsoLvED. John ~fill and Aletander Stott, Edlobtinth. . 4 = Porch and Catlin A Ischtip, Frome4tettaatfAaa vOliv: 9" Aft Want and Al. E. wins: James Hairy Cluogh Edwards tars, liar TO EXTENSIVE AN TO GROCERS AND OTHERE. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, STOCK AND UTENSILS IN TRADE, HOUSE FIXTURES, AND EFFECTS, TOT TE!.: HA M-COR RT-ROA By DRAYTON and VENTO9I, On the Premises, No. 161; TottenhaniXourt.road, the comer of Orafton.stftet, on TUESDAY, Feb. 7, under a Deed of Trust, .1111 E PREMISES are spacious, particularly adapted for a continuance of the business in which they have been used ; or for a Linen-draper, Silk-mercer. or any line requiring a first rate situation. The remaining Stock is of the usual description. The Fixtures arid Utensils rounprise—malwany counter, five pen. dant standard and branch gas burners, with perdifunurs and pipe ; 141 b. and 121 b. tea cannisters, beams and planks; copper pow) scales, weights, coffee and pepper mills, show canisters and bowls, inscripthm boards, show glasses, and a variety of other effects. fhe Premises may be viewed any day preceding the Sale, and the Effects one day. Printed particulars and catalogues had on the Premises ; of Alesers.lll;ndmarsh and Son, Sulicitors.lJewin. crescent, Aldersgate-street ; and of Drayton and Ventura, Auc. tioneen and Appraisers, 97, Leadenhall.street. I~i 9 i t ? li t i l i. l ' . 'AI , t k ~, . 1 1 ' i t .i : , 1 ; ' 4 1 i 1 * 'ti .. , ( 1 .il 1 1 ill , AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.--Tnisagree blg perfumed Liquor (the original invention of Mr. Henry), which is of well-known efficacy in relieving faintness andhead ach, and in counteracting the effects of overheated, dose or in fected air, continues to be prepared in the greatest pertection by Messrs. TIIOAIAS and WILLIAM HENRY, wanutacturhtg chemists, Manchester. his sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bayley and Blew, perfumers, Cockspur-streeti and retail, pnce 2a. 9d, by one or more agents, in every prineipi, town ; but it cannot be genuine unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Governs client stamp, will& is fired over the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above, may also be had, authentietted by • similar stamp, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, in bottles, at 2s. ad., or with glare stoppers, at 48.6 d. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE om UT Od W; or ii ii I