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(Filed f CT, at One, ' Set tember 4.) FURNITURE. recently con_ Sep GE of PARISIAN MAIIO- 1 Sr r.virE s tember 4.) Davis WALKEN, Rye, se ye, Suss, grOcer. (film I widening of suit- of 'drawing-mom ; FMNIKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • 'o\ • . 111 eh-figured silks and shawl pattern ! EnwAßn RN rescs. Birmingham, brass-founder, from September civered with morocco, aecretaires 12 t.. October 20, at li, at the Royal Hotel Temple.row bir- d.. idsbs, nrnamertcd with ormolu I mingham. '''‘ , , itlilar tables with marble slab.; ' . BANKRUPTS. for the bed-chamber; the whole JOSHUA NICALOgi, Southwark, snob-IllerChint, tO aurrendet wood, highly polisher!, and in the semonv , er I . a. 22. and October 17, no 11, at (he Bankruta, Comer , ne. about Dozes of P^rt I S..licibor, Mr. Faitbfull. Birchin-lme, t timbal p iherry Ctrwar.es 31ft art I.ov g end llctrav 31.sakt.ove, Finkel"f. ot e T a w ce e l n lint quality, &lid a Olouc...eraliire,cl.thiers, Septemb er 16.25, an d October 14, at 11., this day and to-morrow. at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitori Ilr. Bithop i. Gough-t6 0, 40. 'ND HILL. Fleet...Peet. Chimney Gleams, Wines, Linen, Jouu MOTIIWELL. Salford, Lancashire, publican, September ;bins and Glass. capital Finger 18. it, and October 17, at 10. at the Star Inn, Dearugue,•3latt-. od Dairy Utensil., ke. der. cheater. :Solicitor., Meatus. Arlington. ilregory, and - ir a takincr i , ES DENEW, Bedford - mw t and Al e ssi. . Claye Plod Thon.p.oh, 31 Is. • . and following Days, at 12. A I.7.XAWDER HARRISON, Wigan. I,a,,s.lalery P • I.ISEHOLII FURNITURE, September 2.1, at 6, .16, at 10, and Otober l7, at It. at,tjteikiagla . , gift...es, minor., lamps. bracket and Child lon, Wigan. Solicitors, 3Few.ra. Adl!^gten. Gregory, and Faulkner. Be•ttord.raw; and Mr. Heavy flaskell; Wigan. id candelabras, capital flops Organ f Uol Che HOPElxsom.Ashton.under-lane, oil-rftercb3nt. sw. nab inlaid ease I ,i„ . ,,,..:,,,...i.;• AP itrola, ce 77,74 Scotia IS, 16. and October 17, at 11, at the Sessigal.Hou4ll, I linen, library of vet) Valuable Wakefield. solicitors. • Mean*. Adlinedn; flreg.try, and Fault. ta, numerous ornamerval and mis. ner, Bedard-rev ; and Mr. Thomas Taylor, Wakefield,. HENRY PAI.3IFR, Liverpobl, and Jolt SI RICIPAPIDSAN Dulr. 'u.key carpets, copper kitchen re. dairy. stable utensil., &c. &c., the Bpi "'Tali"; September 16, rg. and October 1 7. at eleven, at eased, at her late Residence on the Bankrupts Court.. Soli c it or , Dl r . B ean , F r i ar - street , Bl ac k. ~_ ; friarn.rmd. GEottar Ar.t.stte., Holtwell. Flint, maltster, Sip .mber IS, a( en catalogues (at Is. each) may be ' lO, 23, at 11, and Oct o b e r 17, a t 10, at t h e B an k rupts . Court. S. i 1 lii. (knew , auctioneer, Charles. •'. licitor,-11r. 1./ica., Popes-Head-alley, Cornhill. . • _ ' ' .1 ... ( c LON-DON, WEDN Es DAY, SEMI M BER 6. 1826. N. , ,406. N '" nitITISII INSTITUTION, PA Li, M A .11 Osllrry continues OPEN. with the cobi,EcrioN of from (:stli on Palace, which His MAJ SST) has been graciously pit; .o.cl to allow the DIRECTOIMI at EX HIBIT. Adnortion from Ten tall Sic o'clock, lc Catalogues, Is. WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. TIIECREIkirOIiS of Ult. RICHARD 'FEMME , tde ot Berlford.row, deceased, are rtqw-sted by his /Aerator forthwith to send in the particulars oftheft Claims to Mr. King., *lam*. 73.•Ilstion.getden t and alma to attend a 11 KETINO of foe otr;Drronsp. FRI DA NEXT. the Mb nay of Septem. lir/ ;raw* at Tao "lock recisely, at the Offices of the said Mr. Klatt MI I I.DER'S GI TIDE. This day Is published, In tivn.. Minim rd with Cuts and Mates. , . . -. ... price fIY. in hatrily. lIIFIN BUILDER'S COMPLETE GUII)E ; eninpre • J., hending the Theory and Practicr of the raviolis itrat•chea of Architecture and Building, Bricklaying, Brick...eking, 31avinry, Carper) ry, Joinery, Palming, and Plittni:',N„. 'With a variety of use all Information on the Application •hd Ilurability of Ala teriab. &c. Thin yis Published, in 4to. price Ilk. in h•o t THE CY th CLONEDIA of COMMERCE, ; comFris. ing a Code at Coo mercial Lew, Practice. aid Information, combining she History and Principlre of Commerce, with its pre. sent state aim operatimis ; a Deacripiinei of the Arti c l e s or Coos. move, their 04“11 of gross ih or culture. discriminations, and conies tins ; the LINK retails g to Cooinierce, and to Trade and Business generally ; tie Principle,' and Practice of trimmers-LI Arithmetic, Exchaegrs Insurance. itc. The Commercial beoariment by SA MGM. CLARKE. LA.. and the Legal by JOHN WIL MA ilB. Esq. In a comprehensive volume, containing MO pages, handsomely printed in (inutile columns. Publiabel by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. SALES BY AUC rzoN. FRENCH FURNITURE AND WINES. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, li , ng-street, St. Janies's-square, on FRI DAY NEXT, at one, N elegant ASSEMIII. AGE of PARISIAN MAIIO - 0 ANY IIIOiISEHOLD FURNITURE, recently con siAnctl from the Continent ; consisting of suit- of 'drawing-mom otitis and chairs, covered with rich-figured silks and shawl pattern cottons. handsome library chairs, cm-red with morocco, secretaires and cheats of drawers, with m.irldt slobs, ornamented with ormolu, ladies' work and card tables, circular tables with marble slabs, f're'sh bedsieittin and furniture for the bed-chamber; the whole formed of the most beantihd wood, highly polished, and in the finest condition. At the same time, about Twenty Meets of Port Vl'ine, a private propo-riy, some Sherry of excellent quality, and a small selection of French Wino'. The Furniture muy be viewed this day and to-morrow. 141 of JAMES Sr, tem ber ST EP/IF Septeolber Ily _e. F. PA RTINGTON. of the leindoti I , feitution. PithlhtW by Sherwood. Often, and Piper, Pateroo.ter-row. %VOWS UNIVERSAI, HISTORY. This day is published, complete in 24 pocket VOillolleth illustrated by Mans, UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Warm ; vio , p,ebendin g a general View of the Tranaattfins of evert , Nation, Kingdom, and Empire, in the World, from the earliest Period. EnwAh 12 to October mingbam. Josim. Srptoliber B..licittor, IVOTICE: is hereby giacti, that by an Indenture of As fignmeet, bearing dote c; , e flay of A utzti-t la.t, JOll N I,Eli, of No.*. SAoredttch. in the conn.l of Middieftex, Cheese. tutioger. entigned Pli hit Ealette and Ellett. to tieorge Fitch, of I.mdertliall.a . met , in the Eb of London. Cite semonger, and Se uiuel Janet', of London-will, in the F.titi Vile of London. Chem monger, in trust for the benefit of all the 4..r...th , 0ra of tin. %ad John 10-e, which said Awignmeot was execcted , Le maid Jelin Lee on the said •21. , t day of Angled hen by the ‘313 George Fitch on the 234 day se August twit ; anti by the sehl Jones nn the let r , • 4Sopetnebet iteneet. in the pretence of.is atteated by,. Mweniy,• of bondon-street, in the Ci , y•of London, 4.1.; tomer-et-Law. OSRALDESTON aal MURRAY. PRACTICE OF PARLIAMENT. This day i. puhlislird, !IVO, price As. hoards, ADVICE to SOLICITORS on the PASSING of I'KIVATI lIILLS through P 11tLIA MEN'r ; to which are prefixed, the Siantling Order% and Tahliv of Frey of forming a camplve Digest of all Documents ' awl de tailing the various Both, connected with the Pmgress of Private CHAR. Inanc4 aft By W Al. 1111 AVOR, 11.1r.8. - Either Serie* may he 1,3,1 emarately ; the Ancient Ilistnry com plete in 9 volume•. price It. Ilk; the Modern in In. pric:,ll.4Y. Publoihml b‘ Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper. Pmernister•row. RICHMOND HILL. Household Furniture. Pier and Chimney Dittoes, Wines. Linn, Book'', Prints, Drawings, China and (class. capital Finger Organ, Pianofortes, Darden, and Dairy Utensil., gte. fir. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, On MONDAY NEXT. and hollowing Days, sill very excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, bAlliant pier and chimney &ant.% minors, lamps. bracket and nrinniu chicks, glue doles and candelabras, capital fin organ initlityany inlaid earn I cabinet anci squire i....n,turtes. ;le 4 frpict, eel rof ch..ict cid wines, table and bed linen, library of vet)t Valuable books nut! portfoli. A of fine prints, numerous ornamental and miss rellaneous item., Brussel" and Turkey carpets, copper kitchen re. eigh , Alay chid, garden. dairy, stable utensil., &c. &c.. the property nt Mrs. Doughty, deceased, at her late Residence on Rirh•nond 11111. Surrey. To be viewed till the Sale, when catalogues (at Is. each) may be had nn the premises t and of Mr. Denetr, auctioneer, Charles. atrAv, Berkeley-I,quart. At the BIM Fleet-Keret, Jous 18. 19, ter at. Bedford- bealC r l a A i. ci r:446oer i eT ' ' art Anir : r:x. Septernher _ • 10910E400 and Child , Wigan. Adl:^gten. Cinfory. and Faulkner, De.tt oe c e e, fisakell; TUorerdi Honutirson 'l.rreercfiSnt. Sea. lember id, 18. and Oc tober . at Seasiani.litandk„ %Valtedeld. Solicitors. • Mrea.rti../idlingldn; firegdry, and Fault. ner, liedlord.rew ; and Mr. Thornait Taylor, Wakefield,. BENOIT PALMFR, I.trerpoOl, and Jou)! RICIIAADSAN: DIAr. Iln, mereliati.ll, September Id. Ts, and October 17. at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court.. Solicitor, Alr. Bean, Fr.ar.street, Black. friarK.rm:d. Th's day is publishint, price ha. in boned", 'll E HOSPITAL PUPIL; or, Obttorvat ions alltlrossietl to the Parents ter Youths intended for 'the Profession of 111o.tiane or Surgery, on their previous educadon, pertmi.try re cyrces, and the order of their ptolesstore efletlfese to, the young Pupil on the proseem ion of Hospital Studies, on entering into Practice, and on Medical .lurisprodo , ce. By JA DIES PA It K I NtION. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. " This Easily contains many practical observation., applicable to most of the younger candidates roe the honours and emoluments of the profession. It may be strongly recommended /I% a +are and use ful guide to parents who mean to educate their children rut the practice of mcditine and surgery."—Monthly Review. Published by Sherwood, d Piper, Poternooter-row. !Ando° : Printed far Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller and Pualt3iter, 7, Fleet -street, near 'l'emple Bar, Price Is., the Tenth Edition of TREATISE on RAZI/RA in Which the Weiteat, of a Ram* he tsar. keerin,v 11 in order,'and tnemeltaristic (Hungii, h od in wil;cb is kme •ded to convey a knowledge of all that is neces sary on this aubject. By BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, Razor-maker. In the lloot , ly Review her May, 1793, pAge 114. the First Edi tion of this little work was noticed in the f a llowing teems : " We have read this Treatise with imeron and with pleasure. It is well worth the wtention of the public " SOl.l by the Author, at No. 165, New Bond-street; and by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationen'.coutt, Ludgate -street. Gnonor Astmt.. Ilnlywell. Flint, maltatar, S p f inter 15. ae 10, 25, at 11, and October 17, at 10, at the Bankrupts Court. S 3. licitor, 11r. Dira., Pope's-Head-alley, Coenhill. Sam bar Wit Ler.Don, Derby, wheelwright, September% 15. and October 17, at 11. at the King's Arms Tartu', Derby. &Crimes. Mr. Cape's, Gray's Inn ; and 3lesars. Clarke and Mir. ker,_ Derby. ROBERT KERR rsow, Cambridge-heath,Harkuey, coach-master September 20. at 11, 27, and October 17, at 10, a t th e B an k rupts ! Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Freeman, Heathcote, and Osb,iro, Coleman-street. This liar is Published. in Bvn. 1d edition, price 111 , .. in hoards, 'LAWS RELATING to the CLERGY; b e ing .1. a Practical Guide to the Clerical Profession in the legal and canonical discharge of their various Duiies; with Instructin .11 to Candidates for holy Orders, and the necessary papers, certificates, tesihnonials, Ste.. on ordinations, appointments to Cutaries and Lectureshios, and institution to Benefices; together with the Forms of Certificates of Residence, of Petitions for License of Non- Residence, &c. • By the Rev. DAVID WILLIAMS, ALA. Late of Christ Church, ORtintl. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper. Paternoster-row. N EW MUSIC, Published by GOULDING and IYALMAINE, 30, Soltasquare. PIANOFORTE. AIRS from MEVER'S oeLRA MEDEA," by C. Demon, in tem Bank 4q. enrh. AIRS I. um BISHOP'S OPERA, " ALADDIN," by J. F. BUTtOW(11. in three Books. 4%. each. ENGLEFIELD-OREIN. NEAR WII VILLA RESIDENCE With O ffi ce., Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Cottages, Farm Dui ings, and Land, t ngether shout Sixiy Acres. By JA M DEN E W At Garraway's Coffiv.house, on TB CRSDA Y, 21st inst. at 12, in Nine Lots, BISHOP'S AIR, ` • ARE YOU ANGRY, MOTHER ?" varied by 0. liinlimark. BISHOP'S AIR. " SUN IS O'ER THE MOUNTAIN," v a ri e d b► 0. Ki.llmark, 3.. BISHOP'S AIR, " MY ARABY, MY NOBLE STEED," varied by T. A. It4wlinga 2a. fl. BISHOP'S AIR, " YOU ANGRY, MOTHER ?" varied by I'. A Hauling., 2.. firl. MOWERS OF SACKED HARMONY, No. I. by T. Valentino, 2s. 61. _ _ Lot 1. , HE distinguished anti twau . tiful VILLA of the• 11 late Lad and Viscountess Burkeley, situate at &Icier field-green, near Windanr, comprising a suit of apartments on the principal floor, of lofty and good proportions. numerous best bed „limbers and dressing rooms, with an amplitude of servants' 11:11 rooms, and conveniently arranged domestic offices; coach houses, stabling, and outbuildings. pleasure grounds and shrub bery walks, kitchen g.irtleri, melon ground, vinery, greenhouse. gardener's residence. &c. ; also two very neat Cottages. with their gardens and appendages, together about eleven acres, Copyhold of the Manor of Egham. Lots 2 and 3. Two very fine FREEHOLD MEADOWS. con- CIIRON(IIAMY. This day is puidi.lted, In Bvn. Illuatrated by an engraved Historical and itmnologieal Mast. price 11. 16s, TILE UNIVERSAL CHRONOLOGIST, and Hisao rice! Register, from the Creation to the close of the year VOCA By lIENRY BOYLE. The First Part of this Work is a Translation, with additions, frrm the French of I. St. Martin. which has attained such a repu. tatioa in France as to have been adopted in the Public Institutions and Seminaries of that kingdom. The Second Part contains the most comprehensive chronological account extant of the numerous enema connected wiih the French Rev.•lution. "BUY A BROOM !" sUngbiYliss Love, at. Vauxhall, com. posed by H. R. Bishop, 2s. " A. B. C.," Comic Duet, sting by Miss Love and Signor De Begni. price 2%. , •BLAME ME NOT, MY GENTLE LADDIE," sung by Miss Theis., ls. ed. mining upwards of liturreen acres separated from Lnt I only the Barley-mow Ron& and orrticularly eligible for building: Lot 4..1 comfortuble FARAI-HOUSC, barns, shed* and out buildings. yards, and gardens, situate adjoining the Ba rley-mow, nn Engtrliehl-green, together with a meatt..w of about four acres. and a piece of arable laud, upward' of three acres, Copyhold of the Ilanor9fEithatn,_ FrURTLE.—BLEADEN, IVA LTER. and Co., King's Head. Poultry, hove just landed, for SALE, at moderate Prices. a large Cares of the finest TURTLE ever WPM in Eng. I land. from Ittlh. to 31101 h. weight. 'Turtle dressed every day, in the highest perfection, for Parties, or beet to any part of town or country. -1110YAL MAIL-COACH OFFICE, LAD-LANE. — ill, SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to SURE WABURY and IIaLV II EA D. The ECLIPSE leaves the above Office every do ping, at a quarter before Eight, and the Angel Inn. Islington, at Eight &Ciotti. Pontoon* by this Coach may sleep at Barmingliani and Nuewsbury, and proceed the following mornings, without ad- Anneal charge. The 11.1LIA/ON haves Lad-lane evety Evening, at half past Sic. and the Angel, Islington, at 3 quarter berme Seven. It ar rives at Birmisgham the nest morning at Nine. and at Shrewsbury at Three o'Clnek in the Afternoon, where Passengers insy sleep, sod proceed the followily Morning tor Holyhead, without add , tioaal charge. The ROYAL MAIL, the most direct conveyance to Holyhead, over the New Bridge at Bangor, Loves every Evening at hail.past Seven, and the Angel, Islington, at Eight o'Cloek ; Sundays at lasiCpast WATERHOUSE. SON, and Co., Proprietors. Passengers and Panels fur the above Coaches may be booked at 'Brown's Gloucester Warehouse, corner of Perk-lane, Oxfords street ; at the Gloucester eofrec-house, and York AGLE BRITISH AND COLONIAL LIFE E ASnURANCE OFFICES (Established 1807), Cornhill and Regent-street. sttaseroaa.. Sir WILLIAM RAWLINS, Chairman. Sir JOAN PERRINO, Bart. and Aid. Deputy Chairman. Samuel Birch, Esq. Ald. John Julantl Robinson, Esq. Christopher Fryer, El. John Richards. Erg. Thomas tirvnawav, Leg. Peter Skipper, Esq. Walter Anderwin Peacock, Esq. Richard Whiteavee, Esq. Denjamin Rankin, Esq. Edward William %%Indus , Esq. MANAGING Ilintewoa—W. Beecham, Esq. F S.A. 11. D. Guildford-at- Pwwstcrast —John Spurgin. M.D. (rum.— ..trees. St: ac. n —James Saner, Esq. Finsbury-square. The Directors hare caused new fables to be calculated, in which the •slues of Male and Female Lite are, for the first time, du. unpinned. Annual payment required for the Assurance of 1001. to be received o 1 the death of a 31 A LE. FEMALE. Seven Peon. Whole Lite. X. s. (1. 22 1 6 3 2 2 6 311 1 12 2 2 9 111 Nil 17 4 3 4 4 WI 312 3 4 12 4 wl' 6' 711 I 610 2 1 5 • 1 IA I I• 9 2 3 2 I 13 9 215 U 1 17 3 3 15 U 3 7 • 514 7 Assurancet on the Lives of Invalids are granted, tit all c.a.•a not inn.ediutlyaffecting the attention of lite. Colonial, Indian. and 31 tritime .tssuraners may be made for any oe for th e e htile term of life. The Assurcd, whether shrew' or at home, have Four.tifths of the whale Profit* of the E•ttldirhment periodically divided among than. No line t‘tr entroce or nnn.sppesrance. .t Medical Officer attends daily, at two o'clock, at Cornhill, h f tie whom navies prnpn.ing A..tarances may appear • all in. dairies crspectiri health b-in* ro :ducted solely by medical men, Ord meet of the co ntnon obstacles to Assurance removed from the details of the office. ---- ACTUART—IIF.NRY P. SNIITH. Esq. DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS —At a Meeting of the Committee, holden in the Vestry-room of Christ Church. Spitallehis. September 4. 11126 The Rev. RICHARD HARVFX in the Chair: The Committee fed it their duty attain to entreat the Pohlie to eeniltine their Subscriptions for the Relief of the Distrefted Weavers SpitalEdda, until at least it can be seen whether there is any prospect of a revival in the trade. More than 8,000 persons are abolly dependent fiw support on the pittance which the liberality of the Public enables the Committee to tined them—a pittance •Inch the exhausted state of their kinds has compelled them once vivre w reduce. Many new awes have heels sent to them for re her in the course of the oast week, and they are fearful that the number of persons employed will for some little time continue to deseue. I he Lsw.mittee arc a-xious that at least the responsibility of discontinuing the Relief should nut rest with themselves, :mil they 114 ' 1 assured that that feeling of charity. which has inductil the Puhlic to penctod so far in assisting their sulrering fellow creatures. will excite them to continue it a hula longer, in this their greatest hour of need. Amount before advertised T. a. I tl I * 27,201 0 5 L s. K. C. Q. Al% G. - - By the Rev. R. Harvey. 'fir Lail I!mhopor bon. The Hon. Colonel H. Townsend, half of a penalty received on ennv ie: ton of the land lady ‘,l a public-house. for de:aihirg an article of regimental necesaa. ries. knos big it to be such 2 31. P. LI. 2 0 E. LI. 10 0 Per M ems. Cocks, Cocks, San, 2d don. - 31 10 The Rev. Alfred Veasey 1 1 'f". Rev. J. C. Ahdy, S:. John, 9osthsa•k 1 1 Per 31ceas. Howe. J. T. 100 0 Th.. lion. Philip Puny, 21 don. 23 0 SP , ring Bereft la the Tennis court - 7 0 i'.r Messrs (Waling and Sharp. ‘lilitun Gibson, Esq. 10 0 Per Messes. Couus and Cu. A Widees mite 1 0 31re. J. C. 1 0 PPe• Mews. Bernard atul Co. P. 6. . 2 0 P•r 31 egleg. Drummond and Co. N 3 UtiCUI. 24 don. 2 0 Subscription s are received by the Right lion. the Lord Mayor Win. lisle, Esq. Wood-street, Spitaltields, Treasurer; and by all the %Plena The Commi.tee continue to sit in the Vestry-roam, Spitalfields, CM Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday., at Two o'clock. J. D. KINCAID, See. Ei.AsTic SPINE SUPPOKTERs. ' III IOLBRED'S PATENT ELASTIC SPINE SUP- KiCiaan invention b; which the Shoulders 01 Vouth both Sexes inclined to fall forward by weakness in the musks, id hews, or other causes, are kept in their proper position without ty oneontfortable restraint, and their carriage most materially im- ..... 'iwcll:rinottier quality of the Elastic Spine Supporter is, that tttengthens the muscles which connect the scapulas with the sine.in eases where they may have been weakened by improper in. luMentai or from natur.ilcau-m. W bile supporting the back, and . 7 ing extension to the thorax, it counter:ie., the predisposition to r.sumption, on prevalent in our variable climate among persons in earlier stages of life. To those young Gentlemen who, from constant application at the 'esk Intl other sedentary employment, frequently deform their per 'mat appeßranee, by contracting the mustier, of the chest. and con. luently producing round shoulders, the Elastic Spine Supporter 'AI be found to counteract such an etfeet, aa, on the body re:Luning II ere:t posture, it rertores the shoullers to their proper position, d thus prevents a dhotiirement which habit might confirm. It is narticularly recommended to those who hove the charge of mune Indies nr Gentlemen. from the ace of eight years and up ' t.. Elastic Spine Supporter giving a natural case and •crt to the carriage. contrivances as yet bad recourse to have invariably .• in the health, by impeding the free exotic...ion of the I.y ^hicb defomihty of the chest is frequently produced, and irreparably injured: they al.o impede the functions of • b.lo'hical viscera: the Elastic Spine Supporter can have no h tlfret. A lar,eaametment of the Elastic Spine Supporters, from 15.4 to "" •• - v be seen at the Patentee's., A. Sisnotbred, 34. Jermyn. •t. James's., who withorized to give references to many Penilemsn, bosh of London and Edinburgh, as to their 6 Y.—N.B. Braces are attached to the Gentlemen's. . ._; ... PuhNbed by Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper, Paternorter.row. This day is published, price I. in bo.anls, Fr HE NEW LONDON MEDICAL POCKET JL HOOK. explaining, in alphabetical order, the Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment, of Diseases ; the Properties. 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To by viewed preceding the Sale by application to the Gardener at the V Ila, who will alimr the several Lots ; particulars on the Premises; the Castle, IVindsor ; King'. Heed, Egham ; Push, Staines ; Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe, Solicitor., Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Denew, Charles-street, Berkeley - square, where a plat of the Estate may be seen. i‘llt. 'FRAIL (late Partner of Mr. Carstairs), Southampton -street, Bloomsbury-square. begs leave most respectfully to inform the Public. that he zontinues to give Lessons on Inc New and Genuine System of Teaching the ART of WRITING on expeditious and unerring Principles; whereby his Pupils are taught to sit with ease and elegance, and to write a beautiful running.hand in an incredibly short period. Hr. TRAIL has the honour of attending families of the first re spectability. Ladies and Gentlemen arc attended eitlicr at their own houses, or at his private residence, 14, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury, where s proimmtus of his terms may be had. He also receives a select Class of Gentlemen in the Evening, from Six to Nine o'clock. Wirt-hand taught on a very superior plan.—Respectable Schools attended. QMALES'S WARRANTED PENS. of various de green of hardness and shade, marked as follows . /11l very hard, for Etching, &c. H hard, for note Kind. PH fine and hard, for ladies' letter hund. .M medium, or general writing. S soft, tine nih. SS vi ry soft. for heading Ledgers, &c. SB soft, with broad nibs, for Lawyers, &e. Manufactured and sold at 138, Aldengate-street, London, from Gs. to 211 s. per 100. The Manufacturer suggests to persons resident in the country the necessity of sending their orders direct to his Establishment in London, as they will then secure the advai.tage of careful package, and be sure that no inferior article is substituted for his warranted Pens. They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account Books. and Stationery in general. CAUTION TO FAMILIES. r[lo distinguish the genuine JOHNSTONE'S PA 1_ TENT WINDSOR SOAP from the Counterfeit Imita tions daily imposed upon the Public, by unprincipled speculators, purchasers will do well to observe, that it Is of a pale amber colour, its perfume a complete bouquet, and most pleasant in ase, Rows,- ing also peculiar belaamic and emollient properties, rendering the akin luxuriantly white, soft, and even ; counteracting the injurious effects produced by intense solar heat, or cold winds; and is to be had genuine only of his successors, Price and Gomel! (Perfumers to his Majesty), and their Agents. All other Soaps, under the same name, are vile and gross impositions, possessing none of the highly appreciated qualities of the genuine Johnstone's Patent Windsor Soap. Prepared at the original manufactory, No. 12, Three Kings'. court. Lombard-street. •,.• No connexion with any Retail Shops in Lombard-street. PERSONAL BEAUTY.—The Ladies are assured that all the Cosmetics ever yet discovered do not possess, in a hundredth de gree, the good qualities of PRICE and GOSNELL'S PATENT NA PIJES CREAM, patronised by the Royal Family and the Nobility throughout Europe. It effectually exterminates erup tion., tan, pimples, freckles, rzilnesa, and all cutaneous imperfec tions whatsoever ; arrays the neck, hands, and arms in matchless whiteness • bestows on the complexion a juvenile bloom ; renovates beauty when on oho decline, and sustains it in pristine splendor to the latest period of life. To mothers nursing their offspring, it is essentially serviceable in healing soreness, and reducing inflarnma ' titan. so frequently following this celterwiae pleasing pursuit of ma ternal affection. The Patent Naples Cream is recommended to Gentlemen as an infallible specific in allaying the smarting • • bility of the face. and will render shaving, heretofore a painful, now a pleasurable operation.—Price ss. and Its, per bottle. PRICE and GOSNELL'S MAC4S'tAR OIL, or unfailing efficacy for aiding the growth of the Hair, to an extent surpassing belief; also for preventing baldness, and for imparting to the hair an imperishable quality and an undecaying youthfulness. There is nothing equal to. nor in any degree to be compared with, the ge nuine Moamar Oil, imported by Price and Gosnell, Perfumers to his Majesty, No. 12, Three Kings'-court, Lombard-street, London, who have sold it, pure and unadulterated, for the last thirty years ; and who, in fact, first introduced it to the notice of the British Public. Mears. Price and Gosnell, the sole Proprietors and only importers (which has been proved by the Import Lint, and sworn before the Lord Mayot) of the genuine Macassar Oil, wishing to protect the public against the pretensions of base impostors (falsely stylipglittemselyes importers). have, at a very great expense, affixed a labfkl, with an engraving from a design by Sir Wm. Congreve, of eztrerfle difficulty of execution, on the outside of each bottle, with their names anitaddress in full thereon, which purchasers are particularly req u ested to observe; and as a further security, every genuine bottle is signed, in red ink, in their own handwriting, to counterfeit which is felony. Also, worthy the notice of Gentlemen who have tender faces, PRICE and OOSNELUS PATENT PASTA DEL CAS. TAGNA. This celebrated Shaving Snap is made by a new proem, which divests it of all irritating qualities; it braces the skin, softens the beard, and makes the rasor act much easier than by te common method. Sold in Pots, price 2s. 6d. and 6s. each. P. and G. will, gratuitously, presents pot of the above Puts del Cultic/la to any Military Gentleman desirous of proving its em. racy, upon application at their warehouse. ti ,, Price and Gosnell have appointed Moors, Sutton and C 0... ' Newberry sad(..., and Mr. Obas. Butler Whole sa l e v oo d on of their celebrated Articles of Perfumery in London. • SAMUEL Hocittw, Union.rtreet. Hishopsgate, tea-deal*, Sweniber 11. 23, and October 17, at lb. at the Bankrupts' Court. 3lesars. J. T. and H. Baddeley, Lemon-street, Good. snan's-fields. JOHN HUNTER, Clifton, Gloucester. wine -merchant, Septem ber 8, at I, 19, at 2, and October 17, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Anderton and Williams, Quality-court, Chancery lane. JOHN JAMES HOOD, otherwise %coot LlSlGAlD,Southimp ton-street, Coventgarcien, oilman, September IF,, at 10. 93, at 11, and October 17, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Coset. Solicitors, 31essr a . Tate and Johnston, f:optliall-buildings. • WitoitY . f4Titotno, Chichester, wine -merchant, September 13, 19. at and October 17, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli tw,Ptft, ' Sole, Alitermanbury. WILLIAM 3lEty Pheenix-street, Somer . 's -town, baker, September 8, at I, 19, 2t 2. and O c t o b er 17, at Mat the nanhenlete Court. Solicitor, 31r. Hudson, Kimes-road, Bedford-row. WILLIAM BOOED, A Itri . •chatn, Chester, calico-manufacturer, September IS, 19, and October 17, at 1, at the ittial Heel, Man chester. Solicitors, Alessrs. Hadfield acid Grate, Manchester; and Iltes.rs. [laid and Johnson, Tsmpk...o _ JOHN STANIFORTU. CHARLES STAxiegRTR. and JOH% WILLIAM GOSLING. Old Broitd.Ntreet, merchants, September to at I, 19, at 2, and October 17, it 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Druee and Sons, Miter-square. ROBERT HOLGATE, IlaSergham.Eares. Lancaster. brewer, S•ptenther 12, at 11, October 6, at 12, ard 17. at 2, at the Bull Inn, Burnley. Lancaster. Messrs. Buck and East. wood, Burnley; and ;Basra. Milne and Parry, Temple. DIVIDENDS. W. Walker, Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer, Oc tober 6. at 2, at the Wellington Hotel, Rochdale-R. Winstanlei, jun. King-street, Cheapsidc. and G. Hudson, Manchester, wares It ..;.v,etrieo, November 7, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court-W. Y. Clarke. Worcester, glove-manufacturer, October 10, at 10, at the office of Mr. George !lilt, solicitor, Worcester-Joseph Newmarch. Manchester, warehouseman, October 1, at 2, at White's Hetet, Manchester-O. Garbutt, liishnpwearmouth, Durham, booksellm. September 27, at 11 , at the Town-house, Stockton-J. F. Per bairn, Bedford -street, Covent.garden. auctioneer. September 26, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-1. F. thirty and W. Norcott, Castle street. Leicester-square, wine-tr erchanta.September 26, at 10, at the, Bankrupts' Court-W. Brooksbank, North Bietley, Vorkshismi corn-dealer, September 28, at 10, at the Fleece Inn, Bradford-. J. Ridgway, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk. manufacturer, Septembet 27, at 3, at the 3facclesfleld Arms Inn, Macclesfield-N. Rigel. botham, Alacclesticld, Cheshire, malt-merchant. September 27. at 4, at the Macclesfield Arms Inn Macclesfield-W. Mears, Birken head. Chester, hotakeeper, O ctober" 9, at 1. at the George Inn, Liverpool-T. Gray, March. Cambridge, common -brewer, Sen. tember 27. at 3, at the Griffin Inn, March-W. Witkinmon and Wf C. Gill, Holbern.bridge. wnnllen-drapers, September 20, at IL- art the Bankrupts' Court-W. Reddall, Liverpool, merchant, Septem ber 26, at 12, at the Office of Mr. T. G. Massey, Liverpool -T. Reddatl, Liverpool, merchant, September 26, at 2, at the Office Of Mr. I'. G. Massey, Liverpool--8. 11. Ryland. and J. Knight, Horselydown, Surrey, lightermen, September 28, at 11, at that Bankrupts' Court-J. 11. Leach, Leeds. Yorkshire, printer. Sept tember 26. at 11, at the Sessions-House. Wakefield-J. Habgood, jun. Macclesfield, silk-man u f ac tu r er, September 26, at 11, at that Bankrupts' Court-R. Fogg, Port w ood, Chester, and T. S. Fogg, 31ancltester, common-brewers, Oct. 3, at 9, at White's Hotel, Man- , cheater-R. T. Steventon, Fetter-lane. and Camden-Town, baker, September 26, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court-J. Woodward, Not; tirghtem, machine.maker, September 29, at 11. at the Llort Hotel Inn, Nottingham-J. Bond, Montagu-place, Middlesex, banker, September 29, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court-J. Wilkinson, George-street, Sculcoates, Yorkshire. merchant, October 3, at 2, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. • CERTIFICATES.—SEPT. 26. D. Hardie, Liverpool, merchant—T. Oitton, Bridgnorth, Salop, and Fleet -street, carpet-manufacturer—R. Perring. Alodbury, Doe vonshire, banker—R. Bunn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Henley, Strand, cheesemonger—J. Stein, Butcher-row, Ease Smithfield, yeast-merchant—W. J. Ward, Nottingham, lac e.unt:. nafacturer—ll. Rowley, Hoondaditch, baker—J. Leigh, Pinnies.. Hall -court, Broad -street, merchant—P. Ball, Mevagissey. Corn wall, merchant—T. B. Sumerfield, New Crane Wharf, M'apping. ' merchant—A. Harris, Ironmonger-lane, Cateaton-street, cloth- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. A wnEasow and BROWN, Glasgow, tanners, at the DMA Butt. Glasgow, September 21. at one. . , JAMES ROBERTSON, are., Greenock , merchant, at the Tooting Tavern, Greenock, Septembe r 8 and 22; at twelve. JAMEY A ucetz and Ca, Glngtos4 -merchants, at the /fide be Mr. Win. Carrick, accountant, Glasgow, September 2/. at twelve. JAMES %Vela, Arbroath, manufacturer, at Fairweather's Inn, Arbroath, September 25, at twelve. Jour; NieIIOLSON. Glasgow, upholsterer, at the Chambers et Mr. J. Monteath, Glasgow, October 2 and IS, at elvevem ROBF.RT JAMIESON, Glasgow, builder, &ISM ChSTSIMIN 01 r.• Peter Mackenzie, Glasgow, September 21 and October 11, at 2. D. and H. firints, Glasgow, linen-printers, at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, September 7 and 22, at 12. JOHN SMITH and Co., Glasgow, cloth-manufacturers, as the Office of Mr. J. H. Maxwell, Glasgow, September 20, at 1. THOMAS PATERSON, Glasgow, agent, at the Chambers or Messrs. J. Wilson and T. Duncan, Glasgow, Octobet 4 and 18, at 1. • Jour; Moarsow, Edinburgh, patent peeve manufacturer, at the Royal Exchange C,offee-house, Edinburgh, September 23 and October 7, at one. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , e t, J. Betts and T. W. Marriott, Knightsbridge, beiekamkews-.- B. Stokes and W. Parker, colour-makers—T. Martin and T. Vl gram, Chester, carpentars—J. R. Bernard and J. Hera, PIMMIRI Prince, isa the Island of Hay ti—A.Oordon and J. JoYtM, Sal ford, lAncashire, brewers—J. Wilms and A. Clugsagna-,,Mgelia'se lane, Cattems.atreet—T. Jeremy and W. Bragg. lbotbanspton street, COMMIS,EIfden, upholsterers—R. Witty and J. Witty, jun., New Aloltem,Terkshire,corn-merchants—Sarah Puce and J .Pat ch, Exetegrants—W. B. MackenMe, J. Dago p la% silk-mercers--W. Jacobson and Reyooldb,. , Quaker-street, silk-dyers--D. Rom and T. Poole, Lord-JON! blverpool, shoemakers — O. Rowland and W. Smith, MorOlOW,maeltine makers—W. Wright and W. 11. Clayfiekl, Bristol, negameefiners—E. Currie and G. Unwin, Tavistssk street, Covent-garden, linen-drapers. factor. SINGULAR ANOMALT.—Under this title the Bditor of the Nollolk Herald (American paper) relates the follow- ing:—" It has been heretofore stated, in accounts from our African Colon'', that the Colombian armed aohnoner Jacinth*, Captain Chase, in company with anotber schooner under the same flag, was actively employee during, s visit to that coast in cutting up the infamous traffic.in staves, and on one occasion aided in releasing* number of. captive Africans from the bonds of their beitt!elkenalavera. Thu Colonial Agent also acknowledgesit very liberal ijorationi from Captain Chase, in arms, ammtaniebn, apokprwriaious, . After being this employed, it ItillAppear,retberisingtder that the Jacinth*, sines her araiwal, at tiritar bee t s. sold, and purchased ( as fa tusderitied), lepeges purpose of brim put into the wee trade w recently and as honourably eagateabiseppreedig."—Mer York Paper. U, O 4 id▪ k ne, the L.. R. 12 12 II