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SALES BY AUCTION. TORTE! WALMIANI ant DILIIA NI CANAL NA VIOATION COM IsA NV. Notice is hereby given. that a GENERAL QIIARTELY MEETING oft heC(l3olqTKE of MANAGE3IENT of the above Company will tieneld at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, .nand. bondon, an MONDAY, the 7th day of August next, at L: en o'clock in the forenoon. IV11,1:1Ag teIIECKETT, Principal Ckrk. Golden-square, July 13, 11121 i. _ _ _ T OAN contracted in 182 i, for 3,.500,000/. for his Ma jesty the King of PRUSSIA, by Mr. N. M. ROTtIS CHILD in London.—Notice is hereby givens that in conformity with thelieneral Bond, signed by hi s Majesty the King of Prussia at Berlin, on the 28th of June. 11122, wherein reterence is made to the Contract of the above-mentioned Loan, dated 15th May, 1822. according to which a Sinking Fund was provided, whereof the Ilalf-yearly Redemption tell due on the first day of the present month of July, Count bottom, Charge d'Aff a i res of hi Majesty the King of Prussia at the (nun of London, jointly with r. N. M. Rothschild, and in the presence of Mr. Charles Green, Notary Public, have, on the 12th instant, CANCELLED and DEPOSITED in the Bank of England, according to the form , prescribed, the amount of 20,4511 i. in Special Ronda of the said Loan, as specified Vow.. being one moiety of the sum fixed for the redemption of Bonds in 1821 i, and also the saving of the interest on the 111,11001. redeemed to the let day of January last, inclusive. Numbers of 123 Bonds cancelled, with thee 51 Dividend War rants : Letter A. N 0.28 161 299. HAND-IN-lIAND FIRE-OFFICE, No. 1 Nt:w BRIDGE -STREET, BrAcxynta..s, JULY 1,1112 n. Instituted All Persons whose Insurances become due at NI IDADIIINI ER, are requested to observe that Receipts are now ready, and should be paid within Fifteen Days front that period. The Directors have determined that. with certain exceptions, the Premiums on Insurances effected with this Office, of the than or dinary Classes, shall be reduced as follows, via first Class - . front 2s. to lg. Ibl. pee COOL second Clans - from 3s. to 2s. lid. per Cent. Third Class . - from ss. to Is. li.i. per Cent. BENJ. liOUSE,Scetetary. IRF,LAA'I). SERIOUS RIOT—SEVERAL PERSONS WOUNDED. (From the Freeman's Jourwul of Tuesday.) Sankville-street, and the adjoining streets and quays, were yester day evening thrown into a state of the greatest confusion and alarm, a riot that arose in a manner an sudden and extraordinary, that at this mconent we ore at a loss to account for it in any satsfactory way. Such particulars as have as yet transpired we shall give at; circumstantial' , as possible. A little before right o'clock, a gentleman on !nutria pleasure boat, which has been moored for some days back a short distance below Carlisle-bridge, and midway in the river, ascended the sirs, - head, and placed on the spindle a small weathercock, representaig the figure of Mercury, the figure resting on a shamrock ; from the figure flew two small streamers of orange ribbon ; the figure itself was also painted of ibis offensive colour, but whether intended as a party emblem or rot, we ate at present ignorant. floweva, it was so construed' some persons who saw it placed on its elevated posi tion, and states were immediately thrown at the obnoxious figure. We are sorry to observe, from the information we have received• that this attack was commenced by some respsitabie-looking peo ple. In a very short time great crowds were collected ; bo:h sides of the quay were lined with peeple, and from both sides showers of stones were poured on the vessel. The attack was soon re flied ' by a discharge of musketry, loaded with slugs or seam-shot, from the bolo. Several shots were fired, and we are sorry to add ) several persons were wounded, two or three rather severely about the face. Some of the shot entered time window of •heuse on Eden-quay, and wounded a woman. In the meantime intelligence of the dtsturbs once had been sent to the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, and the diffe rent police offices. Sheriff Moore and Sir Garrett Needle were quickly on the spot, and Mr. Farrell, chief peace-officer, with a strong party of police, soon made their appearance. By this time the mob had increased to two or three thousand, and we were sorry to observe that they were excited to continue the discharge of 'stones by persons whose appearance would not have taught us to expe t) whatever might have bees the original oirence) that they woult b 3 stem urging a mob to take the law into their °art hands. The arrival of a strong detachment of horse .pcific suce. , eded, in some degree, in cueckiug these prone alings, and as sawn as a boat could be procured, Mt Lord Mayor, Mr. Sheriff Moore, and Sir Garrett Neville, went on board In vats These Magistrates caused the weathercock, which had gitea rise to this disturbance, to be immediately removed, and took into custody the only two persona they found on boxed ; wi is these they landed at the Custom-house stairs. While on this se._ vice, stones continued to be thrown at the vessel, notwithatanding the exertions of the police. The Lord Mayor received a blow or nee on his heed t Mallet fortunately protected him fruit) any seriot s injury. On landing the prisoners, it required the 111.1110111 exertio::s of the police, horse and toot, to protect titer from the fury of the oath. who followed them up to the police-office, crying out, Get stones, get stones." From the lateness of the hour, sad the dire culty of obtaining evidence of the real origin of the disturbance, exsn radios' were enured into last night,-beyond getting the name 4 of the wades in custody ; Dee of these is Mr. 31`leon, son of Mr. :11•Kcoa„ of Doininiek-street, who says he is the owner of the ye.. ,cl. The other person is the Captain of her. The Lord Mayor, Sir Garrett Neville, Sheriff loose, Mr. Graces, and Alderman Sir William Starner and Smyth, attended at the office. Alders e Darnley arrived shortly afterwards, and from thence proceeded the quays. where up to twelve o'clock considerable crowds were col- • lected. The Lord Mayor required that the persons taken from the 4r g vessel shoald be kept in custody until a full investigto lon of the circonistance took place. Besides these there are several persci in custody for the riot, and throwing stones. His Lordship Staten. in the )leant -n-oin, that he was iiformd the vessel came up the river this evening with an Orange flag flying. The information. however, is incorrect, as she has been lying in her present station fur some days past. It was found necessary to seod e. party of poli:e on board at eleven o'clock, as there was an evident illsposit on r' destroy the vessel. IV hile the Magistrates were in the office, stoma continued to be thrown at the polite who were on duty without, and we understand Mr. Graves received a blow of one as he was going out on ills way home. PALL-MALL.- MAGNIFICENT SILVER AND GILT PLATE, A lIOUT NINE THOUSAND OUNCES; LIBRARY of BOOKS; Valuable PAINTINGS; Rare Antique and ITALIAN BRONZES; Fine-flavoured OLD WINES", HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street). At the Mansion, on the South Side of Pail-mall. THIS DAY, at 12, and Five follow ing Days (Sunday eat:ell A), BY ORDER OF SIR WALTER STIRLING, BART. • A.ISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—AI a Special leet 1F Mg of the ('ommittee, holden in the Vestry-room, Spital. fillets, July 12. ; Rev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair ; The Committee regret to state that, while the Funds placed at their disposal are very nearly exhausted. there is no diminution of Distress among the Weavers in Spitaltields. More than PAO per eons &PI now supported upon the scanty pittance which they receive from this source. while, the balance remaining in the Treasurer's hands does not amount to the sum required for one week's des t.Prution. The Committee are now personally visiting the cases of this dis tressed but u.spe:table clans, and can bear "timers to the severe pressure under which they are suffering, and the exemplary petiallen with which they bear it. ITuder these circumstances, they are save this fresh appeal to the British public will not be in vain as: if it is, all.relig must be discontinued early in the e 4 nsuing n week, A m ount before advertised - • £2,287 I 11 H a ekney, by the Rev. Archdeacon Watson, in addition to a former donation of 31 , 11/. . 67 10 0 Subscriptions are received by the Right Honourable the bord Mayor Wm. Hale, Esq., Wood-street, Spitallields, Treasurer ; and by all the Banker.. The Committee continue to sit daily in the Vestry-room. Spitals !kids, at Two o'clock. J. D. KINCAID, See. To be despatched on the 20th August, • t'OR BOMBAY DIRECT, the film Teak Ship 1: MAITLAND, Bonita° 7E41 Tons, J. L. STUD.Ti (of the Hon. Company's Service), Commander. Lying in the City Canal, Black wall. This Vessel has a Poop and Accommodations for Passenger equal to the Company's regular Ships, and carries an experienced Suron. or Freight or Passage. apply to the Commander, at the Jernas lon Coffee-house; to Alessi,. Omer, living, and Co., No. 12, St. Dishopsga.e•sitNpt t or to J 0111; S. BRINLEY, No. Itirehin-lane, Cornhill. ------- (Without reserve), rrHE Splendid Services of massive rich Silver and Gilt Plate, consisting of soup and sauce tureens, Casserole dishes and miters, table and sonp plates ; gravy, table, dessert, and tea spoons; soup and sane. ladles; fish slices, table forks, &c. ; costly salvers and waiters; handsome pillar candlesticks and branches; teapots, drinking cups, silver handle table and dessert knives, &c. HE GILT PLATE. Comprises a superb Dessert Set, most elaborately chased and en graced, large sideboard dish salvers, drinking cup., spoons, knives and forks, - decanter labels, &c. TO-MORROW, the Fourth l)ay's Sale. The choice LIBRARY of COOKS, in which there arc many valuable works on various subjects. - - - Letter B. N 0.370 819 850 851 852. Letter C. No. 196 249 254 300 4116 7047 625 626 679 707 740 741 742 751 1223 1718 1720 1787 1789 1814 11133 1901. _ Loner D. N 0.263 214 265 26$ 267 268 326 3°7 401 402 815 1433 1796 11142 1921 21611 2210 2.412 2803 2:143 3047 3043 3148 3177 3213 3287 3341 3401 3463 3571 3670 3071 4724 4731 5,012 3023 3029 5048 5126 5127 6132 5228 !.•279 5370 3439 5462 5463 URI 3378 3580 5638 57,141 3739 5781 5917 6099 6126 6224 6226 6241 02414 624 6269 62116 6042 6367 6382 IEOI3 6.105 6410 6412 6413 6452 64(8 64'6 1426 Call 6386 7669 7702 7739 718P2 7912 7972 8197 8199 8238 143112. Letter A. 3 Bonds of 1,000/. each . !•1,000 Letter B. 5 Bonds of 3001. each 2,500 Ixtter C. 22 Bonds of 21,0!. each Letter D. C 8 Bonds of 1001. each 8,800 Letter C. No. 07$, 1 Bond nts 210/. - 254 Letter U.K.. 430 6032 2786 3498 4 Bonds of 100/. each . 400 TO peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to an order of the Lord High Chime::not of Great Britain, made in the matter of James Wells, a person of tin:mond mind (and of a ge neral order of trans:for), before Sir Giffin Wilson. Knight, one of the Mestere of the said COurt,, in the Public Sal! Room of the I C.mrt, in Southanron-buildings, ChimceryAsne, London, on THURSDAY, the IOM day of August, 1826. between the hid, s of Twelve and On hi the iftertoon, in one Lit, the HEVER. SIONARY INTEREST of the said JAMES WELL';. under the will of ,his late father, detester(' (subject to the life of a lady now in her ;let year), In a PIECE MOLD PASTURE and GRAZING LAND, situate in Farcet Fen, in the county of Huntingdon ; hulden of the manor of Stanground ; distant abou three mile, and a half from Peterhorough, one mileand a half from Farcet, and three miles front Whittleaea. • Particulars may be lud (gratis) at the std Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid; of Mr. Rixon, S No. 20, Jorry• rivet, Aldo', London. where &plan of the estate may be seen ; of Mr. John Hates, Solicitor, Peterborough ; end of Mr. Michael Wells, the tenant, with whose permission the Estate may be viewed, On MONDAY and TO ESDA Y. the Fifth and Sixth DIV'S' Sflie 4 The extensive COLLECTION of valuable PAINTINGS. compriaMg admirable specimens of the most esteemed masters; and the ASSEMBLAGE of numerous costly, rare, anti valu able ANTIQUE aid ITALIAN BRONZES. embracing many hold and exeptkitelv tine specimens of the choicest workin inship, selected with superior judgment. On WEDNESDAY, the Seventh Day's Sale. The valuable CELLA II of choice fine-lisvourel OLD WINES, consisting or ABOUT SIX HUNDRED DOZEN. WESTERN LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC IN STITUTION. for the Diffumion of useful Krowledg, amongst Persomengaird s In CannierCial and Professional Pursuits. PATRON—The KIN°. of various kinds and ;intag es7choicely select:il at a very grew expense. On TIIURSOAY, the fast Day'4 The REMAINDER of the 110USEIIOLD FURNITURE, &c. VICE PATRONS. rbe Mike of:Norfolk, F.R.S. I Hon. 0. Agar Ellis, F.R.S. Masao Nis of Lansdissin. F.R.S. F.S.A. 31srque*s of Hastings, F.R.S. Right lion. R. Peel. F.R.S. lion. 31r.-Justice ()aides .Maimics. of Bristol, F.R.S. Sir Francis Runlet* Batt. Lori of Aberdeen, F.R.S. F.S.A. Sir .1. Singleton CoPley, Earl of Dam:cy, F.R.S. John Smith, F.R S. F.S.A. Charle2i . Baring . Wall, Esq. Total - 123 Bondy, amounting to - XLN1,450 NO TIME FOR DELAY. NEXT TUESDAY, OR NEVER. A full description is se forth in the estalegue4, which may he had (at si. ta:h) on Cie premises, and of 11r. Rubins, No. 170, Regent-street. N.B.—The Wines to be tooted on the men ing of sale. HAZARD and Co., Contractors for this the Last of all Lotteries', respectfully remind- the Public, that the prevent is positively and inevitably the last that will be allowed in this Kingdom ; and as the Drawing is so near at hand, those who it:- rend for the last time to purchase should recollect that, by a few day,. delay. the opportunity of gaining a capital Prize. in the Lot tery will be lost tor ever. SIX PRIZES OF 00,009! IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY, When Lotteries end for ever. Earl of Carystart. lard Bexley. F.K.S. F.S. A. Lard F, Lessem Gower PllESlDENT—fierry VICE PR' The II:in. Douglas Kinnaird Sir T. H. Farquhar, Bart. S't Anthony Carlisle f F.R.S. R. J. W. Ityrou, Esq. F.K.S. J. C. llobhouse, Esq. F.R.S. Peter Moore, i:sq. John Farqnhar, Esq. mooed, Esq. F S.A. .SIDENTS. Mr. Sergeant °nolo., I George Birkbeck, I Joseph I . Corpse, Esq. F.R.S. I Robert Torrens, Esq. I.R.S. NORTIRAW, HERTS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Abounding witk Capital fitick•Earth, Chalk, &c., nearly Twenty eight Acres: a Walled Garden, and Sundry Cottages. By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent.street). At °utast ay's Coffee.house. 'Change-alley. Cornhitl. on T RS.. DA Y. the 97th Wt. at 12, in One Lot, by order cf the Assignees of Messrs. Chamber; and Son. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at NORTHAW, in the county of HEIM, comprising an enclosure of rich arable land, abounding with brick earth, of a very superior quality, for the msnnfacturing of some of the best maim stocks, white hocks, and Posting pavers; with an inexhaustible substrata of capital chalk for burning to lime, with lime kiln and house, brickmakers` shed ; capital garden, about an Acre and a' walled, well stocked, cropped, and planted with standard and wall-fruit tress, in tine bearing ; a well of fine spring water ; stables for nine hones: and seat ts Cottages, in the occupation of divers nersons thg whole containing TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, THREE ROODS, THIRTY FOUR POLES, Of which immediate possession may be had. - - - _ SALES BY AUCTION. . LEASEHOLD ESTATE. HAMPSTEAD-ROAD. By Mr CROOK.. At Ws Auction Room, 51, Skinner.atreet, on TH URS DA V NEXT, at 12. by nnter of the A.o.i ) ,nnees of Mr. William Parker. a Bankrupt, and with the cutisent of the Recollect ! Hazard " anTEZlWWWl..otter;,sOhl all the 7.0.000/. Prizes, anl within these few weeks, THREE 20001. Prizes in one Hay. Royal Exchange Gate ; 2ti. Cornhill ; and att. Oxford •street ; and by their Agents in all the principal Country Towns. Taus' Sir John Dean Paul, Ilart. Henry Drummond. Esq. John Wright, Esq. Ts :•st:n en—John Abel Smith , . Esq. The Heading dooms are open d uly. There n a valuable Library :or constant reference and circulation. Lectures are given every week, the p'escnt coarse being by Mr. Ogg , on ecology and Mi. nerslogy. Subscription 21. per annum, payable belf.yearly ; Life Members. 204. In aid of this Estihlishment, many valuable presents of Books and Apparanss hate been received, and the following pecuniary D mamas:— VT EE IThomas , Somers Corks. Esq. George Ilanunersky. Esq. Mortuarea. ripiiE ESTATE comp6ten two substantial brick-built DW ELLIN° I.IOIJSES, Nos. 22 and 23. IVilliam-street, Hompstead:troad; helti on lease for 92 years from Lady-day 1823, at a ground rent of 9/. prwiducing a net tneome of 511. ss. per annum. The premises may ha viewed by leave of the tenants six days pt for to the sale. Primed particulars may bl bad of E. Parton, Solicitor, Row Church-yard; of slessrs. Winter and Winiame, Sr•licitors, Bedford-row ; and of Mr. Crook, Auctioneer, No. 51, Skinner strcet, Snowblll. Li V if H; R. H. Prince Lcnpold 11. It 11. the Duchess of Cla rence 11. ►t. If. the Duchess of Kent 11. K. 11. the Duchess of (Hou le/ref _ _ at the the rcoi- r N M ...:- ......... i'l L s. John Bellamy, Esq. - 6 0 Henry Drummond. Esq. 50 0 lion. D. Kinnaird - 20 0 Dr. Borthwiek Gilchrist fi 0 John Wright, Esq. -20 0 Mr. Justice Gaselee -21 G A Friend to the Institution 10 0 3lr. Salam6 . 2 2 Sir Thomas Hartle Fargo- James Cocks. Esq. - 5 5 ha. Bart. - - 20 0 Rn Biddulph, Esq. 6 i The Coumessea of West. Pu e e t Hen. R. Peel - 50 0 wetland and Guildford 20 0 • . ti. Prescott. Esq. - 10 0 J. C. liobhouse, Esq. -25 01 lii .. G. A. Ellis - 20 0 Henry Rickesteth, Esq. 10 101 Earl of Aberdeen - 20 0 The Report of the Committee at the half-yearly Meeting, com prising an account of the Origin and Progress of the Institution, has been printed, and copies may be procure] at the Institution. The Abrebers are particularly requested to take the earlicat op.. pammity of paying the Italf-year r Subscription, at this time due. 80, Leicestfr.s.mare, By Order, July it 1 T. SNELSOK. Secretary. - - A ErFEBB FETE, for the BENEFIT of the SPA- Xi. NISH aid ITALIAN REFUGEES, will take place at THE ROYAL. GARDENS. YAUXH.ILL, On THUstriD.lY NEXT, the 211th of July, IILVt, consi,tirg of A GRAND CONCER T, And a FANCY or DRESS BALL. The Come. will include all the Musical Talent now in the Alet .posts. The co Waned demands on the Funds of the Refugee Committee have again neatly exhausted their resources ; and the number of Spanish Exiles has lately been greatly increased by renewed per seem ions of the Spanish Government. Within a short time, many distinguished public characters 'llle arrived in I.ontlon, seeking an asyzum from the erne' visitations of their political enemies. Seve ral Deputies of the Spanish tortes—many individuals who have oz. spied posts of considerable trust in their native country—and great numbers of Guerilla Sokliers, who had taken an active part iu the defence of Spain, have been banished from the Peninsula by the re cent proceedings against them, and arc now wanderers in our strea.. Some, after long imprisonment, have been shipped off for England—othtrs, who had sought an asylum in France, have been forced by the police to abandon that country. Every ay, in fact, brings some new victim of political hostility to our bores at.d though the Committee have strenuorsly exerted themselves to find employment for the Refugees, and have not admitted new appli can:s but upon the most urgent necessity, so many irresistible cases have come before them, that they have felt it impossible to oppose their admission to the lists ; and at the same time they have deter mined to use every draft to obtain the erten ion and re-awaken the sympathies of the public towards them. The following Royal at ti Illustrious Personages patronized the Fancy Ball at the Opera-House, and many who are now in town have kindly consented to patronize a Concert and Rall at the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, fur the Litre interesting and benevo lent Charity : H. R. 11. the Dukeof York 11. It. H. the Duke of Clarence IL R. H. the Duke of Sussex 11. R. H. the Duke of Glouces ter The Countess of Car liae The Countess of Jersey The Countess of Aberdeen The Court ess of Tankerville The Countess Cowper The Countess Stanhope The Countess of Darnlee The Countess of Verolair The Countess of Morley Viscountess Hampden Lady Georgina Agar Ellis The Dowager, Duchess of Leeds Leidy Frances Leveson Gower The Duccese of Wellington lady Forester The 31archioness of Lamdown The Lady Mayoress The Ma-chionese of Salisbury County 's St. Antonio Emily, 31archlot e .111 of London. floe. Mrs Dupe deny Mrs. Baring The Countess of Euston Mrs. Ityng The following distinguished Foreign and English Vocalists have most kindly tendered their gratuitous services on this occasion : sdame Pasta, Madame Boniai, Alai'erne Cornega, and Mselame Candor' ; Miss Travis and Miss Love ; Mr. Brahani, Mr. Tay lor, and Mr. Sinclair ; Signor de Begnis, Signor Curioni, and Signx Pellegrioi. Condneterr, Mr. Bishop. Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnoletti. Instrumental Performers :—Messrs. Anfossi, Eley, Platt, Nor.. ten, Moe, Hopkins, Wetton, Tully, Griffiths, Pritchard, Hooke, .. ite '.. &c. tft.e. . The following Gentlemen form the Committee for conducting the affairs of the Refugees, from any of whom Tickets may be ob. tarps*, at Half-a-Guinea each:— Vie Lord Mayor Ilenry Brougham, Esq. M.P. John Smith, Esq. ALP. A. 111. Obrien, Esq. George Byng, Esq. 11. P. Sir Thomas Dyer, Bart. Mr. Alderman Brydges 3lr. Al4l. Waldman, 31. P. Mr. Alderman Garrett Robert Williams, Esq. 31.1'. John Blades, Esq. Dr. B. Gilchrist Robert Sutton, Eel. Lord F. heretion Gower John Cocoa, Esq. I.P. Joseph Hume, Esq. 31. P. David Parclay, Esq. M.P. John Jeffery, Esq. James Morrison, Esq. Sir John Doyle A. J. Valpy, M.A. i Thomas Lett. Esq. Themes Wilson, Esq. I James Barnett. Esq. W. Williams, Esq. I Jacob George Wrench, Esq. Alr. Alderman Wood, M.P. Thomas Halifax, Esq John Bowring, Esq. Sir Peter Laurie, Alderman Thom.. Denmaa, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq. It. Shaw, Esq. Hon. Col. Leicester Stanhope L. 31seaulay, Esq. Adam Oldham, Esq. .I.iseph Fry, E. G. %Featherstone, Esq. !lon. G. Agar Ellis, M.P. Samuel JJnes Loyd, Esq. R. Welleslee, Esq. M.P. Anil of Frederick Fredif.eld, Esq. Honorary Secretary, 20, Thing. 111 , 0"1/1 .. .. ay. • The Royal Gardens will be most brilliantly and appropriately Illuminated and Decorated on this Evening, and various Enter tainment' given : concluding with a aunerb Display of Fire- Works, during which Mr. Blackmon wit make Ins Terrific Ascent to and tram the Fire-Work Tower. Fuu particulars will be given in due time. In addition to the Gentlemen of the Committee. Tickets msy 31 .0 be t Inainedi at 11aIf-s•Guinea each, at tie different filmic o , ‘ Mr. Andrew., liond.street ; at 'he London Wine Company', Offices, 141,, Fleet-street ; and a: the Royal Gardens. NEXT TUESDAY, Olt NOT AT ALL! LTHOUGH - the notoriety glyen to the fact, that ..71k. State Lotteries will terminate fof' ever on TrESDA NEXT. might make it appear unnccessary now to say more upon the subject, yet the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the Offices of 111511, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cram, demands that the attention of the friends of these establishments shoad be particularly called to it. On that day Lotteries will not only cease for ever; bnt there will then be drawn, for the first and last time in One-Day, SIX Prizes of 311.0001. being the only of. portunity which will ever be afforded of gaining, as many thou sands have done, a large fortune by a trilling risk. It is not too much to anticipate that in the distribution of tt.e above splendid Prizes, the usual good fortune will attend Birdie Offices, particularly when it is known that there were shared and sold in the last twelve months, Five Prizes of 30.0001. Four of 91.0004 and Nine of 20,0001. besides numerous viten' of 10,000 it 2,0001. 1,0001. &c. &c. Also in the last Drawing, 3tl of 31ev, No. 1,833 . Class D. . 21,0001. No. 3,823 - Class A. . 21,09( 1 1. July 11, 1826. &t. &ft NEXT TUESDAY ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. T and J. SIN" EWRIGHT, Cdntriciers, most positively er • aware the Public, this is the LAST and ONLY PRAM - IND that will ever be alltsevd in the United Klngdetn, end' an elso are disposal to have a fares/el venture for one or twe of the SIX of !30,000! are respectfully advised Io make their purchases immediately. The Scheme cont:iins, for the first and only time since the establish ment of Lotteries, SIX PRIZES OP E 30.000, &c. &c. forming the unequalled Sum of C 389,000! And every Nlifilher a Prize. ALL IN ONE DAY. NEXT Tl`t.SU.tV, 10th INST. When Lotteries finish for CWT. Tickets and Shares are eelliny ty J. and J. Sivewright, Con tractors. at their fortunate Otiices, No. 37, Cornhill, 11, Hol barn, and 38, Haymarket, London, where they sold 12.478. a Prize of 4:341.000 ! 3,4113, a Prize of A:21,055 ! And in the very last Lottery, drawn 3d this Month, 1.753, a Prize of .01,00 o! 3,1125, a Prize of £21,000! Beskles other Capitals in late batteries. NEW MUSIC FOR 'CH E PIANOFORTE.— " Robin Adair," with Variations, by Pixis, price Ge. " Non piu withal," with Variations, by ditto, 4s. " Fit cli ban del vino." Variations, by ditto, 4.4. " IVhen shall we three meet again," Rondo, by Ries, 3s. " 6 The Streamlet," Variations, by ditto, 3s. Fantasia on the German Grenadiers March, by Moscheles, 31. Hummell's Rondos, Op. 107, Nos. 1,2, 3, each 3s. Published by Clemcnti and Co. 26, Cheapside. NEW MILITARY AR: SI (7, published by J. Willis and Co., Musicsellers and Musical Instrument Manufac turers, Royal Musical Repository, No. 55, St. James's-street, opposite Jermyn-street, London ; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin ; where may be Mum! every Variety of Grand Cabinet, Cottage, Square, and Circular PIANOFORTES, HARPS, &c., front the most eminent Makers, at the lowest Manufacturers' prices. TWELVE popular SONGS, &e., priee 10s. 6d., arranged for a Military Band. by R. Dressler, viz.:— The Bonnie wee Al ife 'Fell Me no More Cherry Ripe Pretty Maiden Brignal Banks Oh, Hear my . Sweet Guitar 'Tis a very Merry Thing May thy hot in Life be See our Bark La petite Mendiante Lightly o'er the Wave Deep in the dusky hewn Military Band. supplied with complete and well-seasoned Instru ments, on the shortest ratite. NEW SONGS. SINGERS. COMPOSERS. a. d. Vauxhall 31ail. Yowls Wade 2 to Death of Webet 111 r. Bratnim Braham 3 0 White and Red Roses Mad. i'eslris Barnett 2 0 Sing on, Sing on Miss Stephens Clifton 211 Published by J. Willis and Co., Royal Musical Repository, 56, St. James's-street (opposite Jermyn-street), London ; and 7, West morland-street, Dublin; where may be had New Editions of the following Songs : May thy lot in life M los Onward Horn 2 0 Morning around us Miss Goodall Wade '2 0 0, hear my sweet Guitar Mr. Horn Horn 2 0 The Land of the Stranger Mr. Braham Stevenson 2 0 Farewell Song • Miss Foote Kelly '2 0 The Year that awe Mr. Pearman Stevenson 2 0 This Blooming Rose Mr. Philipps Philipps '2 0 Will you with me? Mr. Sapio Wade 2 0 The Birds are singing Mr. Braham Braham 2 6 The Daughter of Love Miss Paton Horn 2 0 The bonnie wee Wile Mad. Veatria Mrs. Miles '2 0 Cherry Ripe (sth edition) Ditto Horn 2 0 Lover s Mistake Do.& 31rs.Humby Haire 2 0 Ah, Maria! Miss Ashe C. S. Esq. 2 0 Blue Bonnets Mr. Bruham bee 2 0 The Public are cautioned against spurious Editions of this Song, as none are genuine but those bearing the signature of " J. Braham." Blink over the Burr. Miss Stephens Smi t h 2 0 Flora M'Donalil Ditto Kelly 2 0 The Horn of Chase Mr. Braham ppR 2 II She smiled AIL Sapid S tans bu ry 2 0 Soft in the East Miss Guidon Hodson 2 0 The Soldier's Bride Sir. Philipps Philipps 2 II Wo ma n Mr. Braham Lee '2 0 Also just published, The K ENSTNGTON QUA DIU 1,1, ES ; or Mueard's 43d Set. as danced at the last Ball at Almack's, containing the following new and admired Airs. viz.:—" Woodstock," " 'V. a very metry thing," " Pretty maiden, why wander alone ?" " Cherry Ripe," " Paul Pry," and the Kensington Waltz, dedicated by permisAun to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. Also New Editions of CHERRY RIPE QUADRILLES, or Weippert's 18th Set, price 4s. The LANCER'S QUADRILLDS,* or Duval's 2d Set, price 3s. The FOURTH DRAGOONS, Slow and Qiiick Marches, as performed at Vauxhall-gardens, composed by E. Hull, price 2s. • The Publle are particularly cautioned against spurious editions of this Set of Quadrilles, and are requested to observe, (het no osher Set can colt do the whole si the original turns but thi se bear ing the ii , gnature 01 " J. Willis." NEW-ROAD,. R LE BON E. ELEGANT itousuioLn FURNITURE, Pier and Clammy Glasses, Clocks, Lamps, Can lelithras, Cabinet and Square Pianofortes, saleable Collection of PaMtings by nd Mr aers, fine Porcelain, Deranatik Tab's I.inen, Plate, Wines, Books, Cabriolet, I)ouble-barrol Gun, dec. By Mr. JAMES I)ENEW, On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and Two following . at 12, TIIE elegant IIOU T I4OLI) FURNITURE, pier and chimney glasses o large dimensions, in carved and gilt frames; or-molts clocks, riudelabras, and ornaments; cabinet pianoforte, square ditto 1.; Ibroadwond, barrel organ, collection of valuable paintings, bronze figures, sculptures. carvings, hooka, beautiful damask table and bed linen, sideboard of plate and plated ware, useful and ornament lain, servlcre cut iro we i canard win Ht.. in Port, *berm. and- laret a cabriolet. doh bi birtet gun, gardemseats, two pieces of braes ordnan :a, and nume. rous effects, the propzrty °fa Gentleman, at lies Villa, in the New mad, nearly opposite 3larylehone Church, and adjoining the Regent's Park. The furniture comprises four-post, field, and servants' bedsteads and hangings, goose-feather beds and bedding, capital mahogany winged and plain wardrobes. chests of drawers and dressing-stands. suites of rosewood, card, sofa, and 100 tables; pier commodes with marble slabs and glass hacks, set of patent dining-tables, breakfast and library ditto, pedestal sideboar d , mahogany chairs, covered in red morocco leather, window curtains, carpets, kitchen requisites. &c. Tn be viewed on Monday and Tugsdav preceding, and mornings of rule. Catalogues. at Is. each (returnable to purchasers), may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Dencw, Auctioneer, Charlet. street, Berkeley-squee. ENGLEFIELD-OREEN, NEAR WINDSOR VILLA RESIDENCE, With Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, Cottages, Fara logs, and Land, togi•tber about 60 Acres. By Mr. JAMES -DENEW, At Clarraway's Coffee.houise, Cornhitl. on THURSDAY NEXT. at 12. in Nine Lots, Lot 1. T HE distinguished and beautiful VILLA of the late Earl and Viscountess Bolkeley.. alanate at Englefteld-green.'near Windsor, comprising a Mutt alignments On the principal floor, of lofty and goad proportions. numerous best bedchambers and chewing rooms, with an ginplitude of servants' bed-Hama and conveniently.arranged domestic offices; CARO. houses, stabling, and outbuildings, pleaaure grounds and shrubbery walks, kitchen garden, melon ground. vinery, greerbons-. gar dener's residence, etc.; also two very neat Cottages. with their gwa dens and appendages, together about 11 acres, Copyl old of the Manor ot'Egham. bet 2 and :i. Two very fine FREEHOLD MEADOW . 4 „ e n. raining upwards of 1 t acres, separated from Lot 1 only by' the Barley-mow-road, and particularly eligible for building. Lot 4. A comfortable FARM HOUSE, Hams. Sheds. end Outbuildings, Yards, and Gardena, situate adjoining the Barley mow, on Englefield.green, together with a meadow of about four acres. and a piece of arable land, upwards of titter acre*, Copyhold of the Manor of Egham. Lot 5. NORTH CROFT FIELD. also Combat., containirg four acres, anti nearly an acre of Freehold Land, fronting the road from Bishopgate. Lot 6. A PIECE of ARABLE LAND, partly bounded by the road leading to Englelield-green, containing upward. of nine semi. Lots 7, It. and 9. Three other PARCELS of MEADOW LAND, adjoining the preceding Lets, also Copyhold of the Manor of Egham. To be viewed preceding the sale, by application to die Gardener at the Villa, who will chew the several lame. Particulars on the premises; the Castle, Windaor; King's Head, Egham ; Bush. Staines ; Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; at Datravory's ; and of Mr. Denew, Charles-street, Berkeley square, where a plan of the estate may be seen. SUSSEX. RESIDENCE•' AND FARMS. By Mr. FORRE'sT, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY, the nit inst., at 12, in Nine Lots, VALUABLE. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD V ES TATES, lying compact, and advanfageously situate in the parishes of Balcombe, Ardingly, and Cuckfield.; a fine sporting part oltheconnty of Sussex, intersected by the new and excellent turnpike road to Brighton, by Red Hill, Worth, and Balcombe, and bounded by the navigable river Ouse, about thirty-three Miles from London, tour from Cuckfield, and eighteen from Brighton,. comprising an excellent Family Residence, called BA LCOMBE HOUSE, erected on a delightful eminence in beautiful park-like grounds, ornamented with a variety, of tine timber, pleasantly grouped and scattered, an expansive lake, well stored with fish. and skirted by coppice woods, large walled gardens with suitable forcing houses. ortharthng and fish ponds, and the adjoining farms of llowder's, Nayland's, Stone tlall, Rtehelor's, Pearsient's, Ed monds, Woodward'o, Cooper's Corner, IVcst-up, Brook Spicer's. &c. ; containing altogether near two thousand acres of meadow. pasture, arable, and wood land, well adapted far the growth of oak timber, anti abundantly stocked with game, particularly pheasants ; suitable farm houses, and husbandry buildings. Part now in the occupation of Messrs. Stevuning, W. Turner, Coven bets, Potter, Holman, Booker, Jlitchcll, Ewart, and Ewens, yearly tenants, at low and reduced rents ; the remainder held hi hand with the house, formittg a most deairahle residence for t. re spectable Family, or a Gentleman fond of field sports. Part of the Copyhohl is subject only to small fines certain, consequently equal in value to Freehold. To be viewed any day preceding the sale, by applying to Thomas Croucher, at Balcombe House, of whom Minted par ticular. may then be had. Particulars also at the King's Head, Cuckfield ; George, Crawley ; king's Head, nor/Main ; Dorset ATMs. East Grinstead ; Mr. Fleet, Printer. Brighton ; Steyne Hotel, Worthing ; Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge Wells ; Lamb, Et stbonrne ; Swan, Hustings ; Messrs. Lee, Printers, Lewes ; Messrs . . tlutton and Son, Ifiertawood, near Reigate; Messrs. Clutton and Carter, No. I. Crown Office-row, Temple, and No. M. High -street, Southwark; also at GarraWay's r, and of Mr. Forrest, 87, Aidentgatc-street, Loan?, wl ere a plah airy be seen. -- • To be viewed by applying to Mr. Mouldinz, at Northfield bodge, Ertie'd Chase, of whom particulars may be hut; at the sun, Norther.; White llorre. Potter's Bar; Green Man, Barnet; If Messrs. newbury and Ilaslewood„ Solicitors, Conduit-street ; at Garreway'e; at dot Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. 31AReilf, KENT, In the Parishes al DIMCIIIJRCII and BURMA RSII. Capital Rids Mirth I d, nearly Eighty Acres, with possession at Michaeltiras next. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street), AI Cistraway's Coffee-house, 'Chlnge-alley, Comhill, on THURS DAY, the 27th inst., at 12, - ;IbIOIETV or UNDIVIDED lIALP PART ta" valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, WALLErNS• ai:uate in the parishes of DI MCHURCH and BURMARSII, ROMNEY bIARSH. in the county of KENT; comprising Fivv Pieces of most excellent Marsh Land, containing nearly EIGHTY ACRES; ' now, and for many years past, in the occupation of Benprnin An , Trews, Esq., till Michaelmas next; the road from Dimaurch to ilurmatah adjoins the estate on the west side, and contiguous to the road to Hirhe. The vendor has a life intere;t in the other moiety, and wot•l! join in granting a Lease for Twenty-one years of that past to u purchaser. To be viewed by applying on the premises. Particulars may be 'sad of B. Andrews, Esq.; at the Rose and Uroovi Inn, Dim es itch ; George Inn, Lythi ; White Hart, Bye: New Inn, Rom ; Saracen's Head, Ashford; Ilindon Inn and Ship, Dover; FJ.tntain, Canterbury; of Charles Comerford, Esq., Solicitor, C ithall-coult„ Throgmorton-street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Etbins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the estate may be seen. DORSETSH I RE. CAPITAL AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Compriding the whole Parish of Chettle, the Mansion House, Manor, Perpetual Advowson, Cottage Residence, and Comets. eligible Farms, Words, and Lands, all lying compact, nearly One Thousand Two Hundred Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick I louse, Regent-strut), At Garraway's 'Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURS DAY, 27th instant, at 12, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. Chambers, ZE CIIETTLE ESTATE, comprising the w hole Parish, most desirably equate, and within a Ring Fence, neatly adjoining the Great Western Road between Saiislat ty and Blandford, in the County of Dor,et, the extensive .Manor or Lord ship, or reputed Manor or Lordship, of Chettle, with the Privi leges, Rights, and Immunities ; the spacious Mansion, ('NETTLE HOUSE, With offices. lawns, and plantations, an excellent kitchen garden, h it-house, &c. A good Farm House, with barns, stables, and various agricultural buildings; a nleasant, room y. Cuttageßesidence. with offices, garden, &c.; capita I stabling, sundry cottages, in good repair. and enclosures of meadow, pasture, arable, wood, and down land, about EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY - TWO ACRES , I, in hand. Also, an excellent Farm House, and all requisite out huildings ; eight cottages, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES, The principal part arable land, wHich are let on le 8 1 for lives. r The PERPETUAL A DVOWSON and Right of Presentation to the Rectory anal Parish Church of Chettle ' • a pleasant PAR ' SONAGE HOUSE, placed on a lawn , with offices, gardens, l:std about TWENTY-ONE ACRES 1 Of Glebe Land, and the Tithes of g —at pert n` .he Ps-'sh, the 1 present Inlumbent about Furty-stven ,3ex7s r f qr. '. h whole Estate contains ONE THOUSAND TIVOIHUN3P ED AC! E :. •A most desirable Property for Resalsna tad InvAgtoent ; the Ewen* abounds with Game ; and great extol. of Spurtirg over ('ranbourne Chase. May be vi .?wed by applying to Mr. Elias Lane, the Bailiff, on the priMsee, of whom particulars may be had ; and at the Crown Inn, Blandford ; King's Arms, Dorchester; the White Hart and Antelope, Salisbury ; Russell's Hotel, Weymouth ; Red Lion, Wareham ; Antelope, Poole ; Grosvenor Arms, Ellafttabury ; Mr. Bentley, Worcester ; Bush, Bristol :. lien and Chickens, Birmingham ; of William Groom, Esq. 21, Russell-squarel Wil liam Tooke, Esq., No. 3, Holbowt•court, Gray's-inn ; Messrs Dewberry and liaslewood, Solicitors, 48, Conduit-street ; Mr. Mayhew, Solicitor, 19, Chancery-lane; at Garraway's ; and of Mt. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street. PARTICULARLY ADAPTED FOR SCHOOLS. -•-- This day is published, the Seeond Edition of THE FRENCH GENDERS, Taught in Six Fables; being a Plain and Easy Art of Memory, by which the Or n = den of the 15,548 French Nouns may be Learned in a Few Hours. Written by the Master of a Oramroar School. Price Is. " A very small but very useful little book, in which above 15,000 French nouns are exhibited, so as to impress their genders lon the memory, and prevent come of those thousand mistakes into which English writers of the language are so apt to fall."--Literary Gazette, July 11, 11126. Printed for W. R. Goodluck, 80, Cornhill. DEBRETT'S PEERAGE of the UNITED KING DO3l. The Public are respectfully informed that a Supplement to this Work Is preparing, and will be shortly published, containing the newly created Peers, the Peers of Scotland, whose Titles were restored in the last Session of Parliament, with Engravings of their Arms and Supporters ; also an Account of the Births, Deaths, and Nlarri.gesr, which have taken place since the publication of the present Edition. Price Is. Printed for Ittringrona ; Egerton; Cuthell; Clarkes ; Longman Nod Co.; Odell t Richardson ; Booth ; Booker; Baldwin and Co.; Kinpbury and Co.; Bagster ; Hamilton and Co.; Muh- Harding ; Rodwell and Co.; Lloyds; WlA:taker ; and Saunders and Co. SHIPPING I.VrELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. Juan Airived the Amphion, Lathan, from Gamla entolabay ; Robin Hood, from Charleston; Tally Ho, from Virginia; Kingst Ill's'. ng, James, and Aid, from Mira:llldd. The 3rdnloui, Cule ; Cambrian, (irayson ; Carotin Cou4ins ; Ovotto Packet, Predham from Liverpool,, and Tom Bow Me, lit &astern, have arrived trem Bremen, at Newfoundland. Z.:wrathy, Holmes, and Wetlington, Bone, from L4.apool s have. arrived at Richebucto. 31`fiuhhin, and Lady Cretuorne, re:ron, from Liver. pool. hive arrived at 31 iramichi. Hibernia, Waye, front Liverpool, has arrivel at St. Jchn's, New fou Eliza. Field, front Liverpool, has landed letters and rast cng rN at t. Jo nes. Newfoundland, and proceeded. Hannah, Byass, from Liverpool, has arrived at Charleston. • FALMOUTH, JULY 11 ...Arrived the Countess of Chichester packet, fro.n the LeewSrd Islands—last from St. Thomas's, in 20 days; the It. dpole packet from America, last from Halifax, in 20 days; the Joanna, Duke, from Cork. Sailed the Ilebe, Trim. for Lont:on. Wind W.N. W. fresh breezes. PLY m °el* 11. J ULY 11.—Arrived the Priam, Smith, from Quebec ; the Percival, Letherby, from St, John's New Bruns. wick; and the liggerion, Miller. from Gibraltar. Wind W.S.W. PORTasto writ, JULY 12.—Put back the Triton, 3larshall, for Miratnichi. Sailt . d the Alfred, Mead ; the Calpe, Pearce; and his Majesty's ship Lobelia, for Guernsey and Jersey ; and his Majesty's cutter, Stag, oo a cruise. Wind W.S.W. DEAL. JULY ll—Paned for the River, the Bromley, Briggs, Arom Constantinople. Arriven from the River. and remain, the Rockingham, Fotheringbam, for India, and the Sarah, Cundy, tot Trieste. Wind W.S.W. GRAVESEND, JULY ll—Arrived the Albion, Burrell, from L3ghoin ; Cam, Adev, from Leghorn ; Aurora, Mitchell , front Gibraltar; Sedulous, Mortimer, from ditto; Fortitude Increased, Manning, from St. Kitt's ; Brothers, Atherden, from Lisbon ; Union, Clark, from Cadiz ; Alacrity, Johnson, from Mediterranean ; Davidson,lsabella, from Tobago; Charity, Chudlegh, Newfount!.. land ; henry anti Sarah, Wort, from Zante. Sailed the Oscar. iler.dwell, tor Gibraltar; Latta Itookh, Stewart, for Madras; Madras, Beach, fcr. the Cape of Good Hope; Neptune, Crook, for Stockholm; Amphitrite, Morgan, for Rio; Phceniz, Ander. son, for Tenerifie. GIULIA LTAR, JUNE 22.—A small squadron, consisting of one sloop and four schooners of war, sailed from Algiers in May, dent. nation unknown. The Cannon. arrived yesterday from St: Maloes, was boarded between Cape St. Vincent's and Culls, by the Repub licans, Colombian privateer, which Tut on board some passengeta taken from the Sardinian polacca Virg= de Carmen from Cadiz to Gibraltar, captuted the Mb inst. and sent to Colonibis. WIVENDOE, Jut I2.—The Eliza, Evans, from Shields, got on the Guntleet Sand, yesterday, and was obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard, when she floated again, and proceeded for h !Our. lIALINAE, JUFE 7.—The Two Brothers returned on Sunday from Sable Island, with 95 of the survivors from the Nassau: front 20 to 30 still remain on the island ; we are happy to hear that none of the paasenge:s werelost but the seven whn perished in the first boat which left the ship. On the 17th May last, FL M.S. Rifle man, fell in with the wreck of a vessel, to lat. 42. 56; N, long. 62. 47. W. supposed to be the Susan, of St. Andrew's, N.l3.—She sou completely water-logged, with ber stern and decks moved in, the mainmast and bowsprit were standing, the foremast appeared to have been cut away. She was laden with timber and staves. JUNE 9.—The Roach's. Mansfield, from Boston to Gibra tar, was driven on shore 28th ult. in Barrington Bay ; she was got oti the following day, but has been obliged to discharge. • Jung I6.—The Agamemnon, Crowell, of Pott Glasgow front St. John's, N.B. sou totally wrecked on Sable Island 2d inst. The crew arrived here. BARIADOES, JUNE s.—The Busies, of London, Jackson, was totally lost on the Cobbler's Rocks, 26th u I Crew and a very small part of the cargo saved. LA 0 UATRA JUNE 3.—The Spanish brigantine Teresa; fro m the coast of Africa (a prize), arrived here on the let inst: RICIIEBNCTO, MAY 7.—On Saturday last, the pilots, /Items. Powell and Robicheaux, brought into this port the Hermaphro dite brig Caroline, of Quebec, about lOttons burden, ladeq with dimension deals, which had been abandoned in the Gulf. No per son on board. She had five feet water in her hold, her oils loose, bowsprit sprung close to the stem, some bread anti beef on deck, and had the appearance of the crew 'having lived there some tins She was picked up about twenty miles to the N. of the North Cape of Cape Breton. MEETINGS OF -CREDITORS. LONDON LIST.—(Prom the London Gazette.) AT TOR COURT Or COIIOISIBIOOIIII OW XXXXX UPTa, /AatNatALL ON nomp•Y WIRT. 0. Chapman, S. P. King-street, theayside, warehousemen, sell stuck . Easterby, J. Fenchnrch-street, merchant, mortgage interest . . I Cheapside, silk-mercer, policy insurance ...... ? Hurst and Co. Pali-mall, bookseller. , Ito/Anson% furniture 14 Hopkins, W. Gower street, New-road, plumber, sell premises ..... 2. Irene, W. Torriewton.sq. and St Ilitehael% epeeist affairs.... Lineal, W. P. SOI .street, linen-draw, sell debts to bankrupt COUNTIIP LIST. Best, J. Blrmingharn, pocket-book-maker, at R. Hot. Dlr. ch. of ass. 4 Cavenagh and Co. Bah, hankers. at Bush, Bristol, pr. dm. under 201. I Christopherson, E. Liverpool. Ironmonger Lion, Dale-st. dividead Charlesworth, J. Halifax, merchant, at Ca stle of York, lot exam I i Carew, W. jun. Penzance. merchant, at Vnlon. Penzance. Ist exam • ! Clarke, J. Norwich, shoemaker, at Norfolk }lntel, Norwich, let exam . Pairbeirn, J. Hindon, victualler, at Grose. Arms, Shaftesh. allow ter. kr Gardner, B. Leigh, flouter, at Paclilibme, WaTcesbet. dislderd • portsea, plasterer, at Ifr. Low* Portsea, st exam, I Gauntlet', W. Portsea, plasterer, at Mr. Loire, Partici, st exam. Gray, J. jun. Birmingham, victualler, It R. Hot. liirming. dividend H 0 ,,,, y b 0u , 3, p o rr-ea,, buader, at Three Tana, Portsea, dividevd Jennings, T. Canterbury, builder, at Guildhall, Cant. ad). last. exam. Jones. T. Leicester, fifer, at White Hart, Leicester, Ist exam.... Ifermien, J. and G. firkburton, cloth.manufac, at Turk C. let exam Osborn and Co. Northampton, baskets, at Guild. lit and flu. jnt div . u. s t so n. R . Birmborhavn, chandler, at Royal Hotel, Blrming. div.... Woodcock, B. Hyde, abopk., at Mr. Loaddeld's, Mantis. ac. at la* . • O