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LONDON LIST.-1 From the London Oitzetri,l ' . "-i. %.• • . Sir WILLIA Si R.% %V Ii 1 NS, Chairman. EIGHT PIECES OF Ftitiiillol.9 LAND, Wrt.t.rtow Cfracrlata end IVlll.l.rAtl DUEMIURY, finnan), Ai ?II COUCT OX COIMAISSIONertS •Vi aArinaUeVll, oatottowasse i ' t 11/RIN PEARL/CG, hitter. and A Id. 1 rinity Chairman. Lying in the contmon dela, 0:, the nuith ride of toe Ingh road. delo sae, on ua:Mr NXIT. el• Bitch, Esq. Ald. John Julawl Itohincon, Eq. Ilv 31r. Scrillilirmal a i I:, SI)N Derby, c , .lour.nyinufacturera, at 11, at the Nen Inn. Derb i y. Solicitor., Slensre. Plulpm and • flesnwais. A. Jahn.etreet, Ilerkeley..ria,ne. winemere. decree 3.41111. ••• At Clarraway's, on ti•Ll/N e.e, o.llr Nt.x - r, in Three Lots, to XaXXXI , II.I' Sept. 29. 20, and Nov. 3, ! ite. . o. prine.gardens. odue-merchant, dividend. .... i tlardw.aid and Gultmarr,.Devenpott, Dueo-dtepera. dividend ........ O'er Fryer John Richards, Esq.• , A fireenaway . E Tag. Peter Skipper, E. by order of the Executors le the live .I•ilin W:ll , u.k, E.g. Stone. Southampron.xtreet, Iloomsbury.square ; and Messrs. Balguy, Porter, and Barber. POTI/f. . ' COX. W. H. Cheiteurharn, silk- mercer . adjoevned left exaMination .. W 1 , Anderson Pentasig, Esq. Richard White/met, Esq. JOH T I'l EC ES of FREEHOLD lAN I), lying in ( Jong IIENRV OEOO Uolll, iiimirreet, dealer and hactuan, ' Bottou.E. Corwii-and-Acepue.emot, st.Assise.,Jewoker,4l4kourned ic iu k n a alln. tin of tin Rankin, rd•q. Edward William %I indite., Es q. il E .ACIONI common held, entitmniag b. militia it worth acre% la.t r xamination. GING GIRECTott-li'. Iteetium, Esq. F.S.A. F. 1.4. and a half, in the upation of Thmitas Jame, hut let (tom e s t ouc . it 4 o , rs li :m a r n . t f l ir N r z ie, 3. l ; r l , : in l l o : „ a s t mi tli s e i W ess i rs. iite j and Br a cken. Eimer, .1. and R. Nichri,al.tai,e, 111 WWI*. 2d examination Parrand, J. H. Clare, tanner, lat eraminalion g • AUDITORS. to ,year to the Rev. %Villiatit Anitobtie, et . lo/.los. per annum. Y " 1 Fairbairn, J. Y. Bedford - street , Cuvent-gardect, suctioneer, dividend Ili hn ll:aclibum. Evq. I linb?rt HnU, Esq. rhe !And may be vieernl by eppipag to 'llama. Jones, near ridge, Bertlett's-b H ulldiogs. 11Mborn. I F 5. 0 "1 :;:er, T. Si. Alban , . brick.nralrer . , 2rl tannin' Wats .... ..... , .. H. Recent.terrare, City -road merchant ad examinatlOn ~ fin Newton, Egg. the Anchor public house, at Acton, nt ninon particulars may he t„,,,,, W . 1 29 t.t . .t t a 1c at t. C l3 o , l o .ll, i r a ew an -s c iree rsi t " , .lUnl:e.utt.Faurtl aten ,thhearnadana;ervizra: PHYSIC, A N -John Spurgin, 31. D. Guildford-street had; also at the Pigeons 100, lireottonl; or Al r. Grojan, todietir, /fallow], J. joo. ilfaccre:heid, silk -criannitictarer, ch. of *slimmed . Hir.tromit, W. Great COILWeiI, Ladle/. ad eirmianon SURGEON — Jame Saner, Emi. Finahury-moare. Golden-square; at hlr. Hard w iek's office, Sralthanipton.row, Hll3. IC AA EL • PALMER, 811reirkInIty, grocer, Oct. 9, 10, 1 tlaholy and Norcott, Cat:it-street, Leiceatemn. whie.tner.jaint div. t...)" 7l. .l i t r t... 4.... tit y d ..A ititt_t_r_..2 . lr. T . . S. Hewitt, Tokenhomm.yard. H K Z;Lt . i ii S . tr ii ii . n c d k , D che m e... c erno h o mi ger 4, . ad . jot h r/ried ,.. la i r i.o.6. t ram! ......... :....... ~. i l l ~. , Directors here caused new 'l' ably, to be cciculateil, to which tell.square ; at the piece uf sale ; and of illr. Squibb and Sun, acs of Male and Female Lite are, fur theulatea, first time, die. 8 ,eitt e . rnw , two nos , - a. at "5, M. the Guildhall, S'irewsbory. Solicitors, . ...i . he l l. Slexsts. Cliake, Riehar.la, end Metcalfe, Chancery-lane ; and Itlr. J. It William., Swan-hill,Shremibery. Lee, K. abaci:m.lmm, winextuerelant. haves ' . ...... ... 4 • , , • .. , . 1 payment required for the Arsurance of 100/. to be received LEASE:HUI:Di, WII.LIAAt 1101[1E70N, Littqn, Someriet, mealman. Oat. 20, If 'Musick. J. Broad-street, merchant. 14 aarKrknia , . on the death of a Bans place . Mawr . ..tree, itml Oxforil.market. at C. 21. and Nov. 3, at 12, at the Swart Taveln, Welly, Somerset. st oo p., 2. (1, Hark-lane, merchant, at rimailanalus . ..... ....... «... ' , 1,!7 9lr. SQIIII3tt antllON, Solicitor., 51r. W. W. Dyne, Llienalies•lnn-titlds; and Alr. W. Moramo, J. raftemboe...yerd, br. arm. ad essminir.hrn ... . ....,... /1 . ft Pe og aNal ers,_ l• D r ..ff i per 94. lf reet. arth. i pt: 4 te ''' ,Viv ing sden -h r.7 brePer .. . 411.41"11. MALE. FEMALE. At Garr.tway'a, ma WEDNESII,3Y N b 4 XT. at 12. in Three Lots, Welsh, %Vella. • . • ~ , . . • • , • , -- even Yeats. Whole Life. Seven Years. I Whole bite. Btihwuntl4liv-built and neatly-OA:their LEASEHOLD si l , l , E . 20 $ J , a ( aV i s . r I3 D . n at tr i s t air so , i rr N ood cm ..st 3 r , ert a , t Smith, C. Sitile.lledinghion. alraW- plot 211 evaailmitien J • - 4 • . ---- --"------' -----1 I)W E 1,1,1 Nr..1.1 OINK, Tell o rk ,, ont ly sin' :u N o , 4 2 or , Cauri. Solicitor, Mr. Lawrence , Deun'a-coutf, DOCIOIS . COM. Steventon, R. T. Fetter-taue and Camden-torn. halres.teeirfaMl .... . ~ .• . i 1 1 c i2 k : tk e' ll t t w li l' e ll 'B a rtn r k " r t u r p ter tu ; .1:. ii. tl. S. a. d. Z. R. d. X. e. d. the were aide Of Ham-plat -•, kt o i ~,anthe 800. end Rev . v . 1 .17.... ~.,.... Tyrreil, J. NianifortLataket and Mitcham. dfer.ll3 taannanalas..".... ' ' --.." ''` • 16 3 22 r, 16 0 115 1 H. %V. Stanhope, et MU sr an oity . . ‘ ,..14b.,,......01er5b•g, Blue Smirk-our, Itritiey- street . Man- Virtertma..l. J. Stratford. riden.ivier: trt etansimition I 111 2 2 9ID 1 li 9 2 3 2 cheatet-warehonxeman Sent. 29. Otil k 13, at 11. and Nov. 3, %yawls., J..Ca•itie...trett. Holbwat. coal•merehmit, Pd estaulactina ll 1. 117 4 34 4 113 - 2' la 0 onelneweee rattle; held for an unespo torn Of tOrty.dre .i .,.... and a saner from Michatelinaa neat, at It grated rent of on y 5/. 1 2 12 9 4 12 4 I 17 1 3 15 0 tt richt, O. C.. klocapi-row, l u ltr u pot t . grocer, '.t.l examinatiOD ~ a . : 12, at th .,. t• . l_iankrtip'ne eourr. liolieggr• s, Aleasrs. Food) and W.".""s'". i',. Went natter "ride , -writ , ri 214 e ‘ sanntalett ...... . • a - artrnge. iNicnoi4s-iane. Ltinilmfd•street: ' I i 4 7 11 6 II: 2 3 7 0 5 14 7 per at , COUNTRY LLST. Dunn, R. Newcastle, miller, Mr. licenlysidera, Newcastle, arbitrat lO rA; net annual income of 79/.. arialng from, and imply !wooed , . N 1 ,,, t o .: e t. r , tri l y' a ' i rt : the e n T B , ui j k n e n i e . y ... S A ti r i , e n k s rairt, on . gr e. nee toc r k , p ? l & L . 6 s , ol t i l citp an rs d , Icancea on the Ijvca of Invalids are granted, in all Cases not upon.. a substantial DIVELLINU-110USE•and PREMISES, can•lwiek, W., K., rind C., Oldham, machirlatio, Whites, bleodaest. rainy t.lrecting the durivion of life. No. It Great Newpar.street. Sletars. J. anti H. I.owe , Smithampion.buildinga, Lhanrery.lane; specie; nftora. • •• . ...... ....... -. ak • . owl, Indian, and Alsritime Assurances may be made for any TWO HOUSES, Nos. 9 and HI, Clifford-market, kid fur a C..,x,.T. En•hvn, innkeeper'. Towo.hatt ford. t".. •• • cal SI :lats. Nr. wOa and 'X t rite-h o ton), Heaton - Norris, L a n. eta, lie J. Worcester, euach-Proprietcr. Zar. Wive, worecoter. aPeeieJ • or for th e whole term of life. short term, at 401. per tinhorn. caxhire. 111 .Os meta ‘ i . 1 '‘.4•lu- d whether abroad or at home. have Four-fifths of The Premixes may be viewed with leave of the respective tenants, !I 03TIttrIt Wit.T.TI.M IRW Corti.; R. le, palter-matter. C.,ornmerefat Intr. chaser, Tst ex. `ll . . 4 / ale P, 'lit. of the Ertahlintent periodically divided among and printed partieulerr had at the Cadogan Aran. St.aine-atreet ; too. sturveyor, Oct. 2. ;a 11„ a . .Nov. .._ ~ ... none, T. Dri..tri. vict.,ader, Rammer. Briatol, exam... .. Ni' tine ror entrance or non-appearance. of Mr. Grojatt. anlicittir, Goltle3-cguar , •; at Sir. 11 . ardwick's office, ril Sta a rn rid flwi- It r e ° Y, ' a l t rPP ll e t r , e e t la tl P ie Ktutkrupts' Court. Salieitors, Meisrs. Rhodes and tiaron, New Feaen'ildr, tV. Liveroklqe, merchant, tiuU, (Joineraail„W mem. eilical CHfiecr attensta daily, at two o'clock, in Cornhill, Southainntoti-row, ltita ell.equare ;at the place of site; sad of In n • Garnett, J. Liverpool, oren.Aard. George. Liverpool, 2.1 exam.. 'violin furies penirming Assurances may appear, all itt. Mr. Squibb anti Son, Saville-row. JOHN A ante oar Marc ea, Basing!lill-strert.money-•crivener, otil, T. w. and J. L. Co,ootry. mercer.. Wore. Head, Coventry respecting heal-h bein% conducted solely by medical men, - • DUKE-STREET. 'iI'EST Al INS rh It. • solicitor, Mr. S. Fisher. (Queen-street, Chraciside. Ilarricon, A. Wirran..ihopteeper, EaMe, Wigan 2d exam.. ....„ 6 mi 14 th • corn non ifhwael-nt to Insurance removed (rem the ( list. f. and J. Wirtnch. hanker*, l ine, Wl.bec . h, atueit nee..., 9 DISIII.IIILE LE iSEIIOI.D RESIDENCE, Axe I'conturE, 31 i ddi e .rovr. litvihrin, si raw Alat-mmnuf.icturtr, Howe .. .. .., .1 I.; SfiWurlll. Wadi/I.llth, flow.liar.nreen, Norwich. 24 ex ' 1 cir'''eoct-e- HENRY P. *AI ITli. Zi g"' Actual "' H'ith Entr-tnce from the Park, toFecher with the planned Far. Sept. 29, Kt 11. ()rt. 6, and Nov. 3, at 10, at the Bar,krupbe . ; Johnion. J. Cougletoo, sior.throw.ter, Ono'. Rend, C.lngleton,Sd es. A ' STRESSED LE"I'TEitaFRESS PRINTERS OF Moire end kiwgres. Court. Solicitor., Steams. .Freeman, Ileathcote, and Osborne, Kennedy, F. Klogrton.upon-linit, linen-draper. Pax and Luca. THE IIETROPOLIS. • By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, Coletnan-street. Kravton. Sd extol.. ...... ...... ....... ............ .. ROYA 1r CORURO T H EATRE. At Caraway Cnffic-house, on IVEDNESDAY NEXT, at It' Alien Ar.t. Jo nx SHORT London. druggiat. Stnt. 22. Oet. t Leitrim, J. H. Leed.. printer, Se! ion•chunte. lVairelleld, dividead Lam. E. and ti. Harifox.c=lii, 81,30, Halifax, cl:Vd•nd . ..A in Otie Lot, DEB THE lINWEDIATE PATRONAGE or sits ROYAL • Alidmey. S., J., J.. and W., ondbury. clothiers. I..vrge, /*udders. 111tititettili Tilt DIME OF arIISET. A,. Very convenient and I ewe i e LEASEHOLD 13 told Nov. 3, at ten, at the 1, tnkruptv . . Court. Soliettora. /Hewn. ashy, . 1 I . 1 I RESI- . Iladden, Crafty, and liatiden, Angel-court, Thrnootourton. 5(.1E1,3 1 exam . . f Trade and the Pli /IC at large are reepeetfulle informed. I/ENCE. situate No. IS, Dwke-aireet, 11•'estrtainater, street. Nonices J. If. Louth, carpenter, WuoinitakalLouth, SI elaM.. ~.... 11l n eonssluenee of the great and unparalleled DISTIIE93S Nation. J. Roth, butcher , Anrel Bath, ad exam..... ..,...• ~. II nearly facing ChArlea. a l rec t, and containing three mom% Oil IX 11.inr, . ROBERT LEF., Mincing-lane, merchant . Sept. 211 ; Oct. .13 . , and .. , , . , , , .„, mhos in the PRINTING BUSINESS, a few Friends have with the principal apartments looking law St. James ' s Park , from \ or. 3, at eleven, at th e Bankrupts Court. ...sultrisitrs. sicker , Ple•erlns, tl , . Woreetter. trun- bonder. oder. Mr. rita a, Wuree.tee, epeeist rhlueekl to take the Royal Coburg Theatre. THIS EVEN- which there is an entrance. Swain, Stc•rcna, du p le* , Pearse, and Hunt , Frederkk'a-place, n athir , • ..... . ............ ..... ..................... ......... YE , Pippet, J. Sitcptee hailer, etothi•r, Detroit., Sheptun, let exam..... it Saturlay, September 23, with a view of aiding the Sublerip- The House ix particularly well situated for any Gentleman con. (lid Jewry. Popplewell, J. Kin,too-irpop tfuil, aactionelr. Messrs. Oodea, ' , . , .• ~,r on foot for the Relief of their Distremed Brethren. when fleeted with the Public Offices Courts of Lao. or /louse,' rd . Par. JAMES Mos Orr, Kingattreet. Covent-garden, victualler, Oct.. Klue.tn, comp. creht . • 41 • t perform a the Hibernian Drains founded on the 'rates of filnient, and is held for tweive years, fruit> 3lichr.alniax Day, at 2, at six, Oct.:{. at eleven, and Nov.:{, rat ten, at the Bankrupts' Face, J. A.L.n, bellow...maser, Hotel . Dlrraingham, 3i exam , kp ~ .6.- : . Ilara Family, called 1441. per annum. Part of the elegantllonmehuld lutillture, and Court. Solicitor, 31r. BrOliilllnA, 11..litrOcuourt, r hteadneedle- Red lull, IV. and T. Liverpool, merchants, hit. Massey, .Liverpool, the Fixtures, will be included in the purchese... 2 CAPTAIN JOHN ROCK. street. joint On. li.. • courm of the Evening an Al/DRESS, appropriate to the To be viewed till the Sale.. Paraculion, Willi inventories an- TDoSt Aa RENNET?, LEVI . 11ANTIOND, and WI, Rntter, J. Winttrion, an qehairt, Dug and Duck. Kinston, dividend n 5h4 ,. ...,, ;. T . ..n. suu . ,..h . xn,.p . tosi, stationer, (Wild . ........... !embosser,. • 16 * • .. Or • arc oiion, will be delivered by Mr. Rowbotham. nexed, may be had on the preint.es, and of Mr. Squibb and Son, BEN tixTT. Kidderminster, timber-merchants , ' Oct. 9, at four, r Dow sr 11 perfotm a, ) antrisia on the G rand Pianoforte, in Saville-refl. Oet. 10, and Nov. 3, et eleven, at the IVhite ;fart Inn, 11 ortlehury. ' Square and I;;lce . o . ux, Klujiib . ridxv,' bankers. Krug.. ir . 0;44 • • :11114. -$ - . eh he will bvilduce the vomiter Air of •• C herry Ririe." two IP VI. A %1111.12 Oil VII wt. , A Solieitor. 51r. Jhse•ili Baylis, Kidderminster ; anti Mr. Berjaniin ' , two. pv . i ,„,,,~. ' ''' *Alt , . 4 - . . drop youe N'. 7,421 Ott. t I Rhe. - Am t 'hipped P. COMPOSITION OF ASSESSED TAXES. VOTICE Acreb Oren, Shot oil Persons who do not • wean rontino y e their Composition Contracts, which will ;; R.,n the Sin day of April, lain.' and who may have made any, to t heir ritibitahroents dining the term thereof. uhich iatend In discontinue, should give nuti,:e to the Anew*, of the Parish io which they re.ide, on or before the sth LISN, that I is their intention to d acontinue, on or liefore $ h ui M ire 4, 134. the vies or the ariclAkept by Mein , being r in incne to the number o f articles of the stvoc d scription in. zi,.'ed tier Comeacis of In e.,:lault of which vi i n co,. • •hn do tint tlionantittue such article.. the' Mil be • •-- r m the year commencing un the Sul day of V AG .114 A: 'new; lock spit Sew r tgan tier ; pattiek;tft 4 bail Ali-, , and n a. okk Sir Ji 4arauel lw Christapbar ThiNna. Walter Senjanit ions for tba hining time &Tr 1011 10T 1.1 , .k r it. tat ty Oak; ut 3lnjemy's (fottunissioters for the lars. of axes, E. RATES. Secretary. ne tear, p.tt at an union The Di the value% tinguelhe Annual V CANAL—POPLAR MARSHES. (4 .. the Corporation of London for ention the Acts of Parliament for render tt hx herier replaying the Port of Lon. oun it Chamber of the I:oddball of the IDA V, the rah tier Kr October, 11126, at T:mon pregYiely„ to LET, by sealed Ten. Slithattima., ISA, shout Forty Acres of on the sotttn side of and adjoining the lushes. lima for Letting, and further information, at the Oncoof Works, Guildhall, at the Scv 90 40 30 WOODTRORPE. Alm•at COIO4IIII Peri Oil. I/I The A. the who! them. ROYAL MAIL-COACH OFFICR, LAD-LANE - SUPERIOR. TRAVELLING ft EXETER, FAL MOUTH. and all parts of the West of England. the REGULATOR, for Exeter, Pimmil, and Falmouth; ; tweet Salisbury and• Dorchester. leaves the above (Mee every Aft moon at Two o'Clock. Passengers far Plymouth and Fal s.u:h by this l'orath may sleep at Exec.', and proceed the f0110w ...! g ori ,ing, without additional charge. fLt MAGNET (the only flay Coach to Weymouth), through ; ;,,i-csoke. Andover, and Blandfiml, leaves the Swan at Five C.l , ek in the Monier. and arrives at Ltwe's Hotel, Weymouth, d i. l b, same Evening. foe UNION. for Southampton. through Wlnchetter, leaves at hOf.pot Eight in the llorning, Tuesday and Friday at h if and arrives in time fur the Guernsey and Jersey Steam Pckst... The REGENT, for Bath and Bristol, through Reading, Marl. porzigii, Caine, and Chippenham, leaves at Four n't lock in the .theirvin, snd aerie --s at liripol at Nine the nett Marniog. inter. flyinowh. Valmooth, Roth, and !Moroi Mails, lour tray Erming at t h eilf..past seven o'Cl , ek. WA'r KRHUUSE, SON, and Os., Proprietors. Passengers and Pa-cela for the above Cowries may be boated a Lien's Gloucester Warelou re, corner of Park.lsne. Word -street; tithe Glouces . te Caffee.honse, and York Hotel, Piccadilly. : A Sled: Wore eels quirie• rev and twto details of D's. U SDI The Tr dm, in which e: h el in4._ !NO. &dor tiiin now will he the Oil In the M aster which he will inirnduee the popular Air of " Cherry Ripe.' Mr. BRYANT, olio has kindly offered his services, will sing ore or hie ray,' 444 It e Popular *lugs. The fovotriie Oliva of " The Chnugh and Crow," " With Hawk and Ho ind," and " Blow, Gentle Gales," *all be sung. CHF:LSEA. A VALU4II . I.E yßEElitti.o KsTAIT, .1)1, ..,ayt, Hall, Fleet-street. WILLI A'N 1)n IN K %VAT El, Manchester. woolen-draper, Oct. 13, 14, and Nov. 3, at on; at the Royal Hotel, Manchester. Soli citor'', Messrs. Hadfield and °rave, Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. James Loan, Onkenrod -millsg Poeta - isle, aroollen.cartler anti cotton-spinner. Oct. 13, 14, and Nov. 3, at eleven, at the Star Inn. Manchester. Sigicitora. Messrs. Sons, Waimaley, aid Gor ton, Chancery-lane; and Mr. honsdale, Manchester. Id" proposal, SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE. "The Demb of Abzrctostbie," sod "Bay of Biscay," by s Producing a net rental of 150/. per annum, capable of considerable imnrorrment. - IiENTLICKA/i. TIATg \wf HARPS.--SCHIVIESO anal CO., in rt•- J. thanks for the extensive pa:ramige with which thy Mn been hanoored. are hippy to inform flie Nnbility, Gentry. and MetAl W,Lt in , T elwral„ that they have just obtained his 31a. :stes Le•ers Patent for a new anti brilliant I M PROVE. p.ENT on the 11,1 RP. It line Item ever a subject of complaint, all the 31terer.' aveltion asrmgly directed to remise, thn.e on - &rein jet: to which Hseps have always been four ti nitiAlet—a deoderetnii, I..ne•erer. till now, onaccoronTialietl. SeliwitAn noti Palen: ril b: frond effectually to remedy this deters, giving 'Minos and ric!ine. , of tone to the instrument hitherto la iknowo„ s cell Lbw rut to ilitrtitryt very considerably the movement of the Pa'alt They w;11 fie happy to xire proof of this most interesting eiTnerry M inc bid, or Jetitlemal who will honour Vtent with a e. the . r 1 Liblieltmrnr, 283, 11-g..nhutreet, where an extensive swneleat of el ,4ant and brilliant-tuned Harps and Pianofortes is Onvintly en S Barr and Pianofortes Lent on H:re; Roman Strings of the ;an published, " IrjUY A BROOM," sang by Miss Love, composed by H. K. price 2'. " THE KING ! 1401) B[4KSS RIM!" sung and composNl by lit. Brshsm, price 14. A. B. c." sung by INlnui Love and Signor de Begnis, con:- roal 4 ..I , lin PArry, price 2s. rsimilding and D'Alinaine. 20, Smhis-Iwisre. 1 " a • r.• 11:.• mipeupitly ciuticneo, able the original "list ► 11-eisen" is composed by Mr. Bishop, sod-s• ether is sung Sr M love. On the 2lhh is a.-tt trill he puhltehed, prier Rte, No. VIII. of THE QUARTERLY THEOLOWCAL REVIRIV. CO XI EN (A —lrioent Mame.% of the ludial Conventa_—Pas. latlqlll . l.l n of Paley'n !Vittoria Theology—Faber and Hun. ~ .r, f vd en 1411sai4a—liehham ' .1 Ihnenumes Se er o. Synimic —Remain* of :he late Rev. C. Wolte—Penrrma on le•l7tnt.; Mirac'ea—Rtultl len m's brise ian Eandu.—lJn Citureh Man-- iller on the Temptation—Henderoon's Biblical Re. nuev, vrtl Travels in Sw.i.ia--Noticee of Single &mono, i t sralJeu, &.e.—l.eur Report—State of t e Dioceses of Ragland Wal.l--Procerlirte of she Unlvtaalfea, fer C. and J Rivinron, St. Paul's Chuedt.yard, and Wsorloo- place, Pall-mall. .1 OA% published, twice feu. Vol. VII. of the II'IRROR of LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, and ANA IN•iTRUCTION; containing ha wind variety of &mu.- ins niclive I liTorrnatio with Tnirty.four Engravings. Vali, 1. to VI. may be had in bn ads, price 11.124. 61. embellished !Tit Pertmitr. Autographs, and upwards of two hundred and :Illy maw Enkravi , ifis. "The spin, wi:h ahieh the Mirror is edited, and the judgment iswhyri: to vr.aking the selections, deserve the ententragementwe Melt libas experiesed.".-Lit.thize . ic, May 13. 1828. TheNitror, a publication con airing much matter of Impme awsetrien.. selected wi h vets considerable taste. I under. .ed dna of sane Pelt upwards of eighty . thousand were printed." th;serrstions tys the Educattor. of the People. By 11 "Ilmoirtham. Esq. 51. P. TheARAIII.I N NIGH IS' ENTERTAINMENTS, In one 7. 1 hare only Ns. 6d. !Maids ; embellished with nearly one hun mdi'd fifty Eneavi,to. u ,The CA RI El' of CUR 10SIT lES ; or, the Wonders of the L"rirrt Displayed . Embellished with twenty-seven Engravings. , 41. wards. LOOKI VOYAGE 4 embellahed with twenty-eight En. livin g . sod Portrait. Ptieft 7a M. ' PICTA3R:R'S LIVER; eutbullisherl with fifty Portraits, in :nit. instils, price rely ISt. MRS. RADCLIFFE'S NEW NOVEL. Th- whole of the prfci•nri il'oelts of the above celebrated An -3.ot:st cae be had eniapl to (rinbellishol w.th numerous Ea *V) ie the two Oro Volumes of Lirobird's British Novelist, Al' tilling Pero of Ten Shillings in onerds.—Vol. I. contains Alyst er l ee of Ijdalphir, and The Sicilian Itlmance—Vol. ?!. Romance of the Forest, Italian, and The Castles of dinsnd Dunbaeue. /eh /If. end IV. are ono ready fee delivery, price 51. each. Fnatt.l sod publiebel.6w A. Lt.ab1e4,14,3, Strand, London. "*- - - - 1 1 J EW HUSIC.—Just published at the ROYAL HA 1{- r :40101C I NNTuruTtoN, ATiryll Rooms. 21 1 1, Regent ttit SONtls:. DUETS. Igo., in TH E ORACLE. coni lOW b/ OPIATES, and newly arranged by W.ll. HA WES. t;' mem - a. d. .--- - 2 6 -- 0 0 4" 143 . 11 hsth driven, Chorus. , 10 ‘ battles emelt Is toundlng, sung by Mr. Atkins • 2 0 i f !' t " , rOt ! first Is rounded, sung by Mr. 'Fh3rn • 2 0 15 1iidims, mark toe,aung by Mira Gemara • I 6 'nail to the (Fad of nut-Fathers, Clients . - .2 0 ,:' bee and peace invited, Sestecand Chorus - 3 6 'Elea lltioe eye is throwing. Duet. Miss Paton and Sapio 2 6 - Kserfal Sunoung by alr. Phillips - - 2 0 tr: was • flax ere sorrow, sung by Min Paton - 1 6 * "an "1' hopes and fearirispentled, Duet, by Min Paton ce Phillips . - - . 2 6 owill pm" relieve my breast ? sung by bliss Hamilton 1 II "it Pluguilig varlet tests's, Duet, by Miss Ouward sod theme 2 6 • - • - - qr.!! thee, Lord of Ught, Fieide, Ist Act - - HI 41 em o' we allc f.tel thy sorrow, Quartet and Chorus. 'heel std hour, Trio. - - - karma! en thought bi frightful, Duet - • brier rnaek'd the Sower? Nang. M 6. 1:01.101 • list,' who'. wish 'Ai al:tubber, Quartet - - - - mi mom of the grave, Scent', Mr. Scpio . 2 R tt m for ever, Q , enter. - - 4 • ,Is desemsting, Finale - - - 1$ I 'RROWS'S SeUrtion of AIRS from Wr.BER'S ()pm of +P.ON, arranged for the Paarofurte, with Flute, ad lib., in 4 tanks ; taco 4.. 11 0eliSA'S lislert Airs fmni the Oracle, for the Harp sad Worm, witb Ripe awl Violin Accorniiisoimmtia. lOs. lid.; al. hert rr i to the e. ar:arg;al as above, price lit. DEATH FETOU..-The music in this admired and populpr N. c*r pored by C. E. HORN. VI SEMI no Asl I N O.— C 1 vat in a , sung by Madame Vas , by C. E. torn, price 2s. OFIERON.-..The music In this popular Romantic and Fairy rt• rompoid by the Isrc CARL MARIA VON WEBER. The Proprietors of the Royal 0 arrnmic Institution beg most taiettully to acqusini the public that the only correct copies of le- ''sees now pmfortning a: the English Opera House. call , il Ili c ()RAWL" are published by thew. and th.st all other • ere sputtotts, and an torasi/n of their tights. 'fled. utter. '; ( )BARS IA - .•i " 4 sin kt'A '-' lID E Con isa Lloyd's ' [ c a rrying I that *erne „ c wore e .,•nri trl . blu a e T i p tr pre. •J , will iii...t 'itv tie 1.w.10r ' ‘..in'col'lsti. in t 4 'Nulled, - :... e : . , for One V out you at ' tilitlftt L'AN' ttty Coll, in I w, in II igh. to:clears ar Ire back et,- St aerrvart rie ol Cava l OM was broKlit liaiklitali t 81 on a charge unit a rae. ------ . injaelee t. na D. OYAL 1 tient. BIK' i a SDPEI was ditected MOUTH. tuU Itirphy ha.- The REOV rollosted die Lanwet Salisb trio-aeon at •, , stated, that eisili by this I and the de- i -.! Iftwidott. 1 n•incd there ' flit lIAGN it departure. ' tlit - Cr Ai- ii its) hornets tiltzlt in the 1 1 .1111 his heal ,t' tli: ..me • town at the ; for UNIO:' a a nke him. bod-pat Citelt 4., he shined ine, NO aid grand night. halo. her husband The REOE? 3 b sme i , at it tertagli, Cable k her advice dbensin, snd tang minutes let Later. ening . it slit: law tray Er , : ilked into the 1 her husband Peskngxs 31 ntrusioo, but Stow's Olouot snoring lours - Aida tilaucesil it'd him. At --- It the purpose PATg\"T i. anus, car. L taming utles to distil. k en heel Irma tlthal ‘V.nlil shand all the g ; ,, i e s it„ ys t I PANT on th sleep that Ito is t t h e 3l i ett rill a that lie • pitying jar: t , (creel the nom JMdevisUil. I t. 1 I v.'s Paitut. 44 'falai:nand r 3 3 flung upon, : i we ll also as , blot she te- Pa'als. Tll-' r suicated her- &worry 11 an t was dialsbitsl cal, a! the's' 1: asoninent of e these proeeed• stand's I' Harps and i be otialitr. ie should state ted upon her on:titled. " nUY A as a redistane • 1 )/ by H. which he ire- " TUE Pa .e kick &treader lovlit. litslisn "A. B. C." ttlF, what did real It; Jo i n dim Id a villain feet ' d i Irt:. fi •, ; ! woman, and I TI•oa M s •A Lose. .....--...--- lot, pointed toi On ttat 2llth i filet with the it —see whet • • T HE (21: was not eon- COXTE to also bi-e II ''"'''' ll44lll .' , ' l ing u pon m y , V7wd 03 It ughter.) At fr.., ricreatii. ari7t•it.. 11ir. Limn to he gone alai--Stiller trial to stir alter ' 41 " he l ird new the attack i t irieldea, a:.l -3: ti i der." I ed Walee--1' ing him. sho t ... P69 ""lt e ' ( r e-d the deten- war:W.oam e k io the room. ---- i u - ring to string • the room ahoy 1TIRRO! lie combatant., at IN ..t.i , itt ot his noose V4aal 101 in. to: io VI. :;del that then inik Pertniita 311.3 t his client. 511 7 miter Ens illy on very in. ,llleapini e night in qu Gaups. in w. •'itli each other- Widths' e nose was blue The•Nitri th the gnat ; 4 . l *!etnen c ding that • • eedtpktef .14 s i, ac d, teuen p e . / - i1" -Pssiti.tal 01 ,being taken b : 106 dirt ink a% had L ee fbeAßAll -imildainant h • - " 1 l i me anti inc hof their a "" A. " 113 d fif t y 11,1 out tutuat: . j be CARE d .o.ertion, al *odd Ditipb * (soßri 1, aril he scat 'l t t liOliCat 1 .. tight in quo /in t o . i ad P i • ileuT., 3 try o liy alai Melte • le tk bolas , it, and obsers- 111 ,ts+ tied not hea I . l'. whole liming attempt • mast CM I •atie at the time . turiar) in i -"ul t ttlfling pains in the in 71 " ly , tale named. and o • Inuit s /th e I c Sessions if a Albin: aad D Vnit fit e Pnritrd sad '. in the band - NEW M Aulli ' Skipton a . v itt. t* kl : ot.ke of I. otsla billy] i 4 , n of hay, fro. „... more km ,' lo sr-iias zrak battle) :„.''' l'snise. _, Slaidrap, flay, R.N., ' .AA tail toth, Tre 1 ?'4 LI We; of Angus, t- I • 11 ikett thic 'ter.4 ' 1 4 13,711fifel .q., of Warily ' 4 ltr iv :. it,, at '''''"en ley I dy of the II t . are Plana: ii= will pe I.ettec Ik pl um .i h Atubessidot • the i ;;Ice, the Her. lien Th. .' Peelle 1, to Atimn wh a t ~d t , r i ' l 'arens I ° e d ge. at Horn ' 7 "never m wrance, F..Y1.,. ' • 1 - 41 , 1. 10 late :lir. it. i ; "1 Amy I -' l ' ven t yet "crie g BeRROV *This Arroint flErto N, %.B. 41 . t ee k t t c s, in liamptoo jig child of tit ~.1 14"), 4 1 ' , : , 'I te S , A .. -,: t/si rtnre Dowager Cot bEATH I s SiltrPart4 ' ta• croup TVS HEF. cet. Brier *wick byc. E. '. Alexander Clot ORliftON '- a, comp ralckfrl-attl. ' 0 , e The pro A' age. was 4 ruptenuil l of her cluldten tbit I . infrs I THE %Au are' liftll/0 14 . • 4.3 illin• 00 0____ ... ,4 . . • --my" —Birgtm-- aiwrow.l4l la. • w• place. 1 ir The Duet of " When a liitlefaron we keep." by blaster and %D++ TAyLOR, both under Twelve Wears of Age. Togethes with a variety of Scour+, and a Selection Mau the Music of Macbeth. Mr. 31 Avows. Organist of St. Bride., will raids rat ti.e Grand Piannkine. A Hornpipe by a Young fauly, 7 years of axe, pupil to Mr. Wilson. The whale 10 conclude with the farmwife Drama of THE OLD OAK CHEST, or THE SPECTRE BANDIT. 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DEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP.—This Soap stands unrivalled as a discovery of the highest importance, fig its superior excellence in cleansing the skin, preserving it from the effects of the weather, sea air, &c., and improving it. appearance. It removes every blemish from its surface, and, by due 'weever. ance, never fails to render it delicately clear and beautiful. Prepared by A. Pears, 55, Wells-street, Oxford-street, and sold at Is., Is. lid., and 2s. 6.1. per square. Also ticntlemen's Shaving Cakes, at Is. and 2s. 9d. PEARS'S BOTANIC CREAM, particulsrly recommended to Parents and Guardians who wish to give their offspring, and those under their care, those delightful tints which are the true conco mitants of beauty and health. MALABAR DENTIFRICE, for beautifying the teeth, sad rendetiag them a personal ornament to Ike decline of life. PERSIAN COTTON, ur Portable Rouge, Dr giving a delitate rose tint to the cheek. It lc simple In its application, and so port. able that it may be placed between the leaves of a entail pocket. book, price 2e. PEARS'S LIQUID BLOOM e ROSES and WHITE IM. PER lAL POWDER, which, by beautifully tinging the cheeks and lips, bestows a delicacy to the female countenance. PEARS'S ROSE-COLOURED and PINK SAUCERS, for drawing in water-colours, painting on velvet, tinging the counte nance, and dying silk, lace, muslin, feathers, artificial flowers, ace. Warehouse, 53, Wells.street, Oxford.etreet, London. 'TIE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS, for lIIAKIND SODA WATER, continue to be weltered and sold by the Inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. 0; M AR _ ; SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewvr-street, Dolden.square and is sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. each, and in Bottles, at 22e. ea ch, duty included. The Oxygenated Sodn Powders having acquired a great reputa tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious emus have been imposed en the Public- The genuine will have t h e wor d s . " Prepared by Meatus. U. Marshall sod Co-" engraved on retry Box and Bottle. To be bad as above:— Hit Majesty's Salvolitile Lavender Vinegar Superior Stidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Argochusade Water Ditto ditto in Elliorescenca Lavender Water eiriest Calcined Al apesis Ditto ditto Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto ditto Millefieur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract Camphor Tooth Powder Espnts—Verious Vegetable Tooth Powder Pite Royale airs M Meanies and every genuine Drug and Medicine of the doom quality, for home and for exporte!lon. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any climate. Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms. All other advertised preparations for making hods Watts under .the same name are spurious. Prepared and sold also, as above. very 'Pell" VIIENOU fOli SB for all kinds of tine Wood, Futniture,fr,o. DIVIDENDS. J. Copper and .f. Reeder, Strand, Kern, woolstaplers, 071.13, at 12,0 t the Bankrupts' Court—P. Biding, Malty, builder,pet. IV, at 11, at the New lon. Derby—A. Anderson, Phil pot-lane, merchant, Oct. 20, at 11, at the Bankrupcs' Court—U. 31.m.0n, Northampton, carpenter, Oct. 13, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—J. !Wen. Cheapside, button-merchant, Oct. 28, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—P. Cnene, Welheck.sirect, Cavendish-square, apothecary, Oct. 28, at IL at the Bankrupts' Court—J. Lancefield, Little• bourne, Kent, builder, Oct. :IL at I I, at the Itaeltrupts' Court—G. Halley, Strand: eine-tnner:cr. Ser.w. 29, at I I, at the Bankrupts Court—D. Lloyd and N. Lloyd. Ulm clothiers. lihnieestershire, Ott. 17, at 19, at the Old Bell Inn, Donley, Olouceateraldre—J. Goodwin, Iteclehif g.:l-whrrt, }IMAM, c.41-nicrchant, Oct. 23, at 10. at the Bankrupts' Cburt—J. Baxter, Darlingmr, Durham, hawker, Oet. 2E, at 11. et Me King's Head Inn, Darlinglon —B. Hensley, Thrognioromstreet, stark-broker, Oct. 211 ' at 10. at the Bankrupts' Court—O. Webster. Liverpool. mercl.ant,Og.. 21, at 1, at the George Inn, Liverprol—J. Westell, Oswal4twicle ' banal , shire, cottort.inaneaeturer, Oct. 21. at 12. at !he Hotel, Illackbarn —T. Stroud, Unine.street, Bath, linen-draper, Oct. 14, at 12- 31. Stockley, Wo/verlismpton, Staffordshire, grocer. Oct. 2:1, at 2, at the Lion Inn. Wolverhampton—S. Wride, King% 00-upon. Hull, merchant, Oct. 28, at 3, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, I; ing storimpon•Hull—J. Farmer, Brammon-Bryan, Herefordshire. denier In catile, Oct. 14, at 11, at the Oxford, Arms Inn, Bra:up. ton-Bryan. CERTIFICATES—Oct. 13. IL Stangroom, Percival-career, Clekenwell, plumber—W. Wd. son. jun.. Nicholas• Line. merchant—B. .1. Norris, Manchester, warehouseman—H. Sutton. Brighton, surg on—\V. Radcliffe and J. Radcliffe, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-manufacturers—W. B. Smith, Bristol, innholder—T. Adcock. Birmingham, grocer—J. Peel, sen., Egreu o t, Cumberland, s ail- clot h man it fact u ter —W. Britten. jun., Northampton, leather-seller—J. Wllitelo.k. Raton', Nottingham, draper—W. Crick, lligh-street, Sot thw irk, baker —W. Bell. Lucas.street, Commercial-road, co3l-iiierchant—A' Shaw, Delph, Yorkshire, grocer—W. Honeysett, Dal ton, sea, builder—J. Carrington, Ludgate-street, linen-draper—H- Johnson, Liverpool, grocer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM SPENCER. Inverary, vintner, at M`lizllar's Inn, Inecraty, October 3 and 27. at 19. WILLIAM DrRIE, Wititefield, Forfarshire, cattle-dealer. at the Chambers of 3lr. %Valiant Anderson. Brechin, October 1 3, at DURWARD 1114 DAVIDSON. Edinburgh, spirit-dealers. at Fer guson's Tavern, Edinburgh, October 17 and 31, at 2. DAVID .31 °Brews, Inverness. merchant, at the Chambers of Mr. Andrew Belford, Inseams, October 18 and 31, at 12. QTLY E - Nsox and 11AcLEAx, Glaagow,calentlerert., at the Cham bers of Mr. AndrewCrtsss, Glasgow, October 17 and 30., at 12. J orb, CHARLES, Edinburgh; candle-maker, at the Royal Ex change Coffee-house, Edinburgh. October 23. and November 6, st I. WILLIAM HENDERSON, Guiltree. hill, cattle-dealer, at the Crown Inn. Ayr, October 17, at 12, and at James Brownlee's Inn. Maybole, October 31, at 12. JoNN Dourmas, Leith. merchant, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, 11 , -tober 16 and 30, at 1. ABRAHAM Pitrxce, Edinburgh, furri.L, at the Royal Ex change Coffee-house. Edinburgh, October 2) and November 3, at 2. ALEXANDER FTEE, Nairn, merchant, at Geddes's Inn, Inver. neva, September 27, and October 11, at 1. JAMES ALEXANDER, FeMilek, Ayrshire, auctioneer, at the George Inn Kilmarnock, September 27, and tither 18. at 2. DAVID Inn, Perth. merchant, ut the Star Inn, Pertlt, Oc tober 24, and November 7, at 2. JOHN CRAIG, Springbank, bleacher, at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, September 27, and October 11, at 1. Rouuttr 31Amcw, Dundee, tanner, at the Chambers of Mr. W. A. flawerdew, Dundee, October 7, at 12. PA RTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED. - - - • - - H. and J. Haber, Bristol, auctioneers--P. and E. Hall, Mantles. field, silk tnanufacturers—T. Kirkham and J. Pritchett, Binning ham, manufacturers of plated wares—J. Andrews and C. Atkinson, Threadneedle-street, stockbrokers—J. Renshaw and RAlrsenough, Manchester, cotton manufacturers—J. Swindells and T. Barge., jun. 3lanchcster, silk manufacturers and calico primers—R. Wil son and .1. Johnson, Uar:ingtun, timber merihards_tt. Steel and P. Newton, Norwich. toymen—E. Abbott. J. Sedgwick, and T. L. Sedwick, as far as regards J. sirdwifl—W. Haig and A. Russell, Leith and Berwick Wharf, and Burr -street, Lower East Smith field, spirit merchants—J. Giggle and J. Peattield, Arnold, Not tinghamshire, bleachers and tanners—J. Jones and J. Rinks, Park , street, and Great Guildford-street, Southwark, bricklayers and plasterers—J. VanSitUr anti W. Parry, Rochdale, woolstaplers— B. Rooke, J. Spooner Hooke, T. Undenlown, and H. Wilkinson, Sheffield, silversmiths. as far as regards B. Rooky—J. Player, Bri tonterry, Glamorgatishire, and J. 111. Young, Bristol, tire-brick m.,keta, Heath, Glaniorganahlre— T. Barlow and W. B. Prescott, Manchester, calico-printers. The average price of Brown or Muscovad9 Sugar ' computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 20th i 'Sept. 11826.1 is 335. and stl. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Burks of Customs paid or payable thereon o:t the Importation thereof into Watt Britain. Average rico of Corn, from the ltetums received in the week rod log September lA, 1321. Wheat. Bailey. I Rye. Beans. Peale. i P. d. a. 11. A. d. a. d. a. d. d. 16 11 34 11 28 IIAI 11 41 6 12 2 A last Farewell.—Pidding and Co.'s Lucky Caput tornbill, give, evidence, by the increasing demands fur • farewell venture, how great an interest has been excited by the ;appet aching conclusion of Lotteries the 18 . 11 of Next Month, when 8 x 30,000/. Prizes, besides many of 2,0001. and 1,0001., will add to the records of the numerous persons rendered independent by them. It is proper to guard the Public against expecting any far ther postponement of the Drawing ; for although the Lords of the Treasury did permit It to be deferred to the 18th of October, be cause tbessle had been interrupted so many weeks by the General lElection, yet it was with the understanding that it sh all absolute', take place on that day; therefore P. and Co. invitethe Public for the last tune to the Lucky Corner, where they hope to display Itheir gratitude once more by Capital Prises, after which, the only enonesion they can 'Mae Ifilth Lotteries 'toad be to seise their Epitaph. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 21. •. Arrirw.l the Algot:nub, Diary, front Phihuh Iphia. 'I he Enter& d, Mae and Leonidas, Ward, trot Liverposks arrived at Bra nn on the 14th August. The !into., 3leyrick, from Live po I, has arrived off New•Yeak. HOLYHEAD, SEPT. 20. The lndtortry, Poynter, fro:n Jamaict for Live•rari, has attired here. On t:e 2.!01 spske the Three ....biter., ot" Liverpool, out 16 days In lat. 41. long. 45. In lat. 38. 40. brig. 7d., parted corn patty *kb the Noritigh m Sharp, b- us 1 to London. heard the Prragon, Th. tripso:,. for Boston; 3laria, for Odeost ; Gene al Put, ant, Beldam, for Baltimore; Hamer, Albert, fur Elsineur ; l'rinress Caroline Amelts, for IlamburSh oultiert, Porter, ter Barbados; Corso. 3lanstield, for 2(ew ()re• teens; Criarion, Paine, for New York; Ujvcratose, Wham, for New Or1:211s; Mary, Coulburn. fir Riga; Ellen, Taylor, for ditto; atul Juiia, Sergeant, tur St. Domingo. SEPTEIIIIrI 21. &R id the Olegre, Ovotrarn, for Archangel ; Lady Dosear. Archer, for B roue; Fvflenckr, lia,:gaut, for Elahnur ;•Falaarcl„, F..iresove, tar Lisbon • Csnauiatt, Hatntltoa for lkiJlella ; Kerrin, fir Raw. , k; Iltrltard Sand s,' Owes, Air Sid ra Leone; Ciuli, Ctrik, fur Vera Graz; and Slartnion, Rowlands, fir flew Orleans. FALMOUTH, SrPT. P.O.—Sailed the Water Sprite, Page,..tpt Borleaus.—Wind N. PIN SE pv.2o.—Arrired the New Times, Clarke, 4W. the Cape, in I I eceks. Sailed, the Cumberland, Carr, for Van aemen Lanct.—Wind Port TSMOUTU, SEPT. 21.—A r.ived the Charlotte, Robson, from ilamhurgh. sailed the Atria, bkeitoo, fur the Cape anti Calctitta.—Witid D< AL, SETT. 21.—The Noiti•Thans, from Jamaica, Wad ,for the River this filer ll i . g.—Wind E. I: it AV ESEND. 21.—Arrived the Medway, Bolton, Itar a St. Petcrshurgh • Super:or, Ktith, tram ditto ; Recorde, from Mite ; and . Rosetta, Atkinson, from Hamburgh. Railed ke Colombia, Roe, fa Naples ; end Aurora, Hollett, tor Halifax. HARWICU, SEPT. 21,—Half.past six p.m. It has blowts' hood ali day from the eastward. Two large ships are now making the harbour. The weather le more moderate. ;--- I GOTTENBUMGII, SEPT. 12. —The % are.uun, Milbutne. frau Shtel.'s for the Baltic, put in here on the 10th inst. very teiler, having struck on the Thistle Rocks, and will be repaired. - • The Orwell, Ferrer, from London to China, was apoiten wilt 2.1 July, in let. 33. S. long. 20. E. by the Sarah 11111. artisWit . - St. Helena from the South SOM. The Naval, l.f.attoitl, of Gonaghader, front Wick, is on shies in (ilenova Bay. and bilged. The Mothers, Rogers, trout Bangor to Newry, struck the Burffft • Rocks, near Carlingtord, Ilkh inst. and sunk. The Franklin, Treadwell, arrived at the Cape frtao Poke', damaged and leaky, 13th June, having ennountered a heavy-ipalle on the 7th, in L'Aguilas Bank, bound to Portsmouth. The Lady East, Talbert, from Bombay, and Cameroon, Peel berthy, from llengal, arrived at the Mauritius, 24th May, With trifling damage. The Thomas Wareham, Milburn, from Dublin, arrived atOot ten tr zrgh, 10th inst. very leaky, having been 00 shore, bound 1.0 St. Petersburgh. • A letter from Tnnttingen, of lath September, states that the Jetaka Cornelia, de Boer, trom Dantaie for Amsterdam, sailed on the 6th, but returned on the 14th, leaky, with loss siCaails, and must unioutt to repair. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The New Times, Clarke, from the Cape, has arrived at Pl 7. mouth. She sailed from the Cape on the 10th of July, and.Hpos St. Helena the Ist of August. ARRIVALS AT THE RIAVRITINX.—The lady East, Talbert. from Bombay , and the Camarvoo, Penberihy, from Bengal ;ma, having to undergo some trifling repairs, were not expected toad before the Ist of June, fur London. ARRIVALS AT TIIE CAL[.—The Franklin, Tredwell, frons Padang, en the 10th June, to cull at Portsmouth for orders elk perieliced a heavy gale on the Bank of L'Agnitas, 7th June, spurng • leak, and sustained other damage; tho ARO, DARN [sop Rio Jatieiro, on the ifith June • the Eliza Jane, Hare, from Lim dou, on the `2oth ; the City of Bordeaux, Alexander, from Mu, on the 25th ; and the Harriet, Palmer, from M. Helena, 'Oh the 27th. SAILINGSFROM THE CAPE.—The Abel Tasman, Hess, foe Batavia, on the sth of Jnne ; the Catherine Heridriea, toe Amsterdam, on the 11th ditto ; his Majesty's ships Were", Admiral Gage, and the Volage, Dundee, for Madras, en the 12th of June; the Concordia, Williams, foe AMIN*, w the 2d July. The Earl of Egrentoot, —, and the Lady of the Lake, Marna, were to sail the end of July, for England. The Castle Forbes, Ord, for India, had nearly linielvel bar repairs. • , SAIEIEB3I'IOII ST. HELENA.—The Lavinia, Brooks, foe Lbw • Mauritius, on the 17th July ; the Waterloo, Hanakin, for stertiam, on the 19th ditto. Sums STOEHR WITH.—The Restoration, —, hem nada* to 1. - kmes, on the 12th September, in lat. 45. N. long. Ml. W. ; Orwell, Fewer, from London to China, on the 2al Jaly, a Mt. 36. 16.8. long. 20. 11. E. by the Sarah, arrived at Pa. Helena. • EXTRAOADINARY Provasarstatcx.--Yesterday morning, a vast number of pawns amembled in Candterwell Grove,m wit neaa the performance of a wager on shish considerable sumo wets. depending, as to the pulling up of a mearte: ef a hundred weight from the bottom of the Wove to the extreme end Mama, a Assam of 1,071 yards of irking ground. The line to which the weight was made fast was of the thickness of a scab-sad, and joined io Indthe of 60 yards sash. At ones o'clock the man selected lee atelo N t"s made Ms , and soon contosessed bb hobo's**. task with' conitiders e energy, and completed his perfammoce minutes. The antral of the weight at is, desthumen was hatfe# not l whichwith ab ie: i i iii i se b b eTned nrai tha ram l iei s tut timdels ai l ie r:; took r. Tbi l pia lte t w e ll ow w e er i e tk iti e b thitili maa at 6b4 .Booiii e ta"thi. d a°k*l46 : s4 sh a half hundred weisibt but nearly four Ism" were c"."1541 to the task t' sad, sloes that ;mend, to penes has ham found to attempt the difficult performance. The Dann ttf the *4111440 who woo ',elected on the prvssut oars. is in a tan- turd. I a rd. He is lowdertsterTg or Featherstone. a labourer biex set, sod w e a pair of 1411fftk" gloves. He occaslooally rehashed lhintasNwith t tn ian tw water during the labstisesseh le isttimaardsta Not,' in theist he must nemomeill bees taligg° ll es " c. 464601 40 he I'p As es Ma atvength, beta,* that be,* gab ill• ask, and s mallet' it = b an bow I