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_ . LOTION, Pats.-MAl.l..—llls MA , with that liberality and condescending kindness which h r has always favoured the objects of the lIRITISH INSTITUTION, having placed at the dispoaal of the Directors, the purpose of innotsliste Ethibition, his PRIVATE COL LECTION of PICTURES, from Carlton-House Palace, the GALLERY is OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Morning until his In the Evening. Admittance la. Catalogue Is. WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. FOR BOMBAY DIRECT, and will leave Gravesend nn Friday 3lorning next. the fast-railing Ship BRITAN NIA, Burthen 301.1 Tons: T 110:11AS' ORE ENE P WALKER, R.N. Commander ; now lying a' Blackwell. For Passage, apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee. house ; to !Wawa. vr EDO and STEWART. trt, Threadneedle-street; or to JOHN S. 12, Birchen-lane, Cornltill. This Vessel offtrs a very eligible opportunity for l'a•senhers, as she does not call at any Intermediate Port, but procetds direct to Bombay. Ml MORAiWA. Hl4 Majesty has been pleased to epproee of the 37th Pool bearirig on its colours and appointments, in addition to any other badges or devices which may have heretofore been granted to the regiment, the wont " Towner . '" In commemoration of the distinguished conduct of the regi ment in the action fought near Tourney, on the 22d May, I;u3. Flis Majesty has MOO been pleaded to approve of the 610th Foot hearing on its colours and appointment% In addition to any other badge. ur de. ♦ices which may have heretofore been granted to that regiment, the word Bourbon," in commemoration of the distinguished conduet of the regi. glment In the attack and capture of the Isle of Bourbon, to the month of July, WV. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. pURSCANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan my, made in • Cause, Fleming v. Burrow, the CRE DITORS of Sir DANIEL ELE3IINO, Bart. late of Cros thwaite, in the county of Westmorland (who died in the year la%) are, on or before the fith day of August next, to come in before Sir Oiffin Wilson, one of the Masters of the said Court, at Ins Chambers in Southampton-buildings. Chancery-lane, London, and prove their Debts ; or In default thereof, they will. be excluded the benedi of the said Decree. . , . ''t.t r;. 7- 7- • ' • . ~ - - - *, . • ,-- . 111 .4, • . - . . _ C.• L.--- ::. / 2 (....;!-- ,c--e - -e..— e. 0— e_---,-. Ar . ,4'd tt / -,e • 7 . - Ce.--dte r in..-,- ' c 4 ' 9 . . . .. --. . 1 ( 114. ! :, ./I .:'; '.? •...,, P) 9 * *. . . t ' . .., .•• • F.... I. 4,' - S. A , . ~.,.......... . . , . . . ' - . . 6C - , .. , r r ‘ • * '. N'. ~ . 4'. ~- • . \ A . . ' .":. . 2 KCCF‘. % .. . . ( 1 ..--'• :f ( V 4 ' ‘—\i"j.'. ' '• ' 4:l' •••• ' \ , ...6.101•10 . • •• s l I' 30 1 ' 1 i rt i k / t 11541 ‘,;( . l‘k, s " ; ity l k. 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FREEllOlaAaft , 6llF_ ARM, iyALs... the su dthe" b t of the BRITISH ~ith which he his always favoured --.I•CTION, having placed at the disposal house ; Pr o tege, apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee. By AIL SIIII.EIVORTII, ~.... n the I . -of immediate I.2hibitton, his PRIVATE COI,- At the Mart, on TUESDAY Err, at 12, unless an acceptable whic* - "RR\ from Carlton.llouse Palace, the tee In Messrs. NERD and STEWART. '33, Threadneedle - street; or to offer is previously ,e by Private Contract, t. Tatimay, t - " from Ten in the Morning until JOHN S. }MINIX'S', 12, Birehtn-htne, Cornbill • meat in the ut.. A Valuable FREEHMD PIS'rATE, cotnprising an Hi. m0,...47. her ~, nal g This Vessel Mitts a very eligible opportunity for Pa•sent,ers, as 1.. li extensive IBA FISH F.' id, ' Mutate in NVallesea island, lon It. colon n, cud appot... - ...... y , she does not call at any Intermediate P or t , but proce , ds direct to eight miles from Rochford, about a wile over the anttr to Burn.' Vees whith „ may have heretor... • tap Bombay. ham, and about forty-eight front London. in the county of Essex t Wourbon in commemoration 0. g . im i :n i t .. l l l the attack and capture of the !I ''• legy. cnnuni , ing to ur hundred acres, Or thereabouts, of dry sound land, of I ' N. I to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- t h e fi rm qual i ty, c hi e fl y ara bl e, l y i ng w i t hi n a r i a4 f ence; and ap . " , .Q. V. Bats - Cause, Fleming v. Burrow, the CHB- proached by convenient road-, with a Lum.house, fann.yartl, barn, MILITARY rsouortoNs. . "'MIN(}, NM. late of Cros- '4 a stables, grat , ary, and suitable agricultural Wilding*. , • - tied in the year 1829 War-Office; July 17. 11/24. •1 1 11lay be viewed, and particular* had, any day preViOUs to the o f 7.st i Lite ( !i . m ,.. e: t t a o n f i Life Gamed. r -En.ipn J.,Kinlork t frons the sffth a... Tee - in before SIC sale, of Messrs. Wilson and Swathe, Solicitors. Boeldord ; - 1,4 soh- Lieut, v Ire IL L. Buiwer, w o exchangen. Messrs. Berkeley, Solicitors, No. 3, N e w Square, Isincoln'lli Inn; !I Korai Regiment of Hone Gotird,-H un . A. J. C. Villiers to biUmnee, by I of puichaye, vice Kenyon, promoted. I Mr.... craw, Chelmsford ; lilac Boar, hlaldon ; White Hart, -. , s mt ,..h ent i ; wi,n e met" Romford ; Crown. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guard,-Llent. T. C. Skipteith. fram the half- Wm. 'f it, T. it . -- , h_ IlgentWoOd ;at the Mart ; and of Par. to be Lieut. vice R. R. Hepburn, 'who exchanges, receiving the chants' Inn. 1,... l difference. Auras and DON. / t 7th ditto-Lieut. T. trnett to be Captain, by purchase, vice Prosser, pro- i Inn. Glarigan, July 21 so._ • , --• "Kt v .'. I C mated ; Cornet R. K. Trotter to be Lieut. by purehaoe„ vire Unett (and .. PARTMe.... Cornet J. 1107, from the 2d Bragonw, to he Carnet, retaining bin for- W. Jackson and G. Macturen, • mar situation in thiateginivin vice Trotter. J. Scott, Stockport, Cheshire. Iron•founy. ' , ""--rfinent of Light Draguony-Cornet A. Brown to be Lieutenant. 1.:44 Ilsey, Berkshire, surgeous-P. B. Web. . --,••• FAH% promoted. rout, Bhoredltch, wine and eplrit-tnercbants-lt 1.. .- klenteatb, to be ('',plain, by purchase, vice tend. Liverpool. ortoolmioresses-J. Bumble end '" 01 0 .02 to be Lieut. by purchase, vice mouth Shore, Durham. co fittere--U . bee and til. 5a0, , ... It I lien-J. Collitiy, B. Parker, and R. Ruby, Leamington Pi 1 ,1 1 ,, -..4 Ltent. Hon. 11, SL shlre, wine and spirit-tree.tarits-W. Cecil, sea. and W. (*.kb, „ --,•••• Girortht. Weisman-row, Eltruingitens, goldwnlibs-J. dadialells and W. Nichol., .-..se, Manchester, riband-manunicturem-&.. all. J. Mitraliall.and J. Ranks, •....tford, Kent, paper moold-nlk • Mdmansterot and W. Cielveso -.nth, Northaropt.notire; efhafactitrers.-T. Barnard, st 4., Pn4l , ..defe 'trAlfillEbeth, whirldgill;--T. 13. , q• BurM , Aldeng_ate.street, ulewile ' ----. and J. IL.. CritOirit. •Alder. 4.. I . .. sen., and o.tottey, , - -win audit. 11. ' --- Cie- • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Dcsic 4N Gas nA st, Slarbutathan, farmer, at the Chambers of Mr. R. Haldane, Stirling, Ang. I, at one. JOHN And 11011KRT MONTSITH. Glasgow, merchants, at the Black null, Gla.gow, Aug. 1 and IS, at three. Liturt and Pang/fir, 13111111111111 Mill, near 11 , 41 kirk, millers, at the 11.... d Lion, Falkirk, July and Aug. It, at twelve. DuNCAN AITARLANe and Cu., Glasgow, merchants, at the Eagle Inn, Glasgow, July 21 and Aug. 4, at two. HIONAV and Josses CAMTON. Edinbtlrgh, laeemeu, at the Itoyal El change Coffee-house, Edinburgh, Aug. 2, at two. 11st:crone and ZZIOLSR, Edinburgh, eloth.merehants, at the Turyal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, Aug. 1, at two. DAVID Kota, SOW, tattle-dealer, at Low's Ina, Kirkaldy, Aug. I, at one. Casabas Gtsannr, Edinburgh, leacher, at the Royal Ezetange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, Ang. 16 and SO, at twelve. Jens WILSON and sos. Gutsgow, wire-workers at the Chambers ut Mr. J. Irliunald, Glasgow, July 29 and Aug. 12, at one. MICOAat. Fox; Port Uopetoun, atone merchant, at Budge's Coffer room, Edinburgh; Aug. I I and 20. at one. FAAAER and Zil•LicurcAss, Inverness,. merchants, at the chambers of DIN J. C. Gordon, Inverness, Angipt 4, et two. WM. T11031A% DA Vega and SONS, Dundee, manufacturers, at Mee chants' IMO. Dundee, July 31 and August.lo, at twelve. At outs and DONOVAN. Glasgow, carpet-manufacturers, at the Eagle Inn, Glasgow, July 21 and August 4, at tocive. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVER. W. Jackson anti 0. Mselarren, Strand, ha , ksellers-0. John :on and J. Scott, Stockport, Cheshire, Iron-found O. blawsou and W. Hewett. E.st Ilsey, Berkshire, storgeous—F. R. Webb and It. Admos, Kingsiaud rout, Shuredltch, wine and spirit-mercbant4—P.. Fryer and V.. S. 31'dfor datick LAverpool ortoolminreasee—J. Hlmble and mouth Shore, l'urham, coal-titters--W. ice and J. Meson, sad dlers—J. Collins, B. Parker, and R. Roby, I.eartington Priors W trice shire, wine and splrlt-tnerdtants — W. Cecil, sec. and' W. 4.1eb.1, pan. Wearnan-row, Etircainutters, ind' W. Nicholc, Manchester. ribited-manufacturers—B. Hall, J. liirshall.padJ. Batiks, Dartford, Kent. paper mould-mirkere..4,,Kdrnanderrit and W. Cl Wellingborough, Nniihorny.t.nwhire; Mate-lbanufacturerw—T. Barnard, lug., end'B. Reynolds, B,4vedereerill4 .I,cantbeth, Whittegillitiz-T. R. Herring, T. Herring, and %t'. S. liurbldge, Ahlesagate-street, dcuptsts-0. Critebett, B. W. Critchett, and J. Mo. Critelli'''. Alders- I gat -street and GoswelLstreet, tanner.--W. CulisT, sell., and jun., Shellield, scissor and shear-manufcceturcr,—P. Atkinson sad a. H. Shatsr, Park, architects—J. Brown, T. Moore, and J. W. liruuthy, bobbin or twirl net lace-machine-matters-1 1 . Jeffs and C. Perl man, Gloucester, wine merchants—C. Webber and T. Wyeti, Clifford. street, Bond-street, tai-ora=J. Hall and H. Claplums,..lweds, atuff.rner eliants—J, Malcolm and R. Pritchard, Literpoof ' mine* to the Mers.e and Clyde Steam Navigation Compahy at LI terpori—W; blailitWa and J. !Affrot, 'lin urn Hall Mill, Soyland, Ualifas, York.hlre, cotton. ..pinuers. CAPITAL FlIEEHOLD•0111111 FARM, WALLASEA ISLAND, ESSEX. By Mr. SIICTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, en TUESDAY, tIEXT, at 12, unless an acceptable offer is previously tirade by Private Contract, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, colorising an Lk extensive MARSH FARM, - Mutate in %Vallasea island, eight Marl from Rochfortl, about a mile over the water to Burn ham, and about forty-eight front London. in the county of Essex ; comotk.ing four hundred acres, or thereabouts, of dry sound haul, of the first quality, chiefly arable, lying within a ring fence, and ap proached by convenient roads with a farm-house, fimo-yard, barn, stables, granary, and suitable agricultural buildings. flay be viewed, and particular* had, any day previous in the stale, of Messrs. Wilson and Swathe, Solicitors, Itochittril ; of Itlc.srs. iterkAry, Solicitors, No. 3, Piave Square, Lincoln's Inn; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Blue Boar, Mallon; White Dart, Burnham ; ilotel, Southend ; White fleet, itomford ; Crown. Billericay ; Lion and boob, Brentwood ; at the Alan ; and of Mr. Slitittleworth, N 0.20, Poultry. OR TO DAIIIVNIEN, OR ZIERS, Af•ID PRIVATfi IND! ALS. Valuable Stock of Paws and iryi Establishment, comprising ty lettg it a of even , erepaptiqN lit excellent order. By Mr. BlIU'ral:WORTII , On the Premises, on FR IDAY,VitIi Inst. and followingDay.at 11, rip HE valuable LIVE altil *DEADnom, UTEN-• JL. SI LS, and 131PLE3INNTS, of the GREAT WEST MINSTER DAIRY CO:IIPArr. at Sonierser Farm, Kilburn t comprising 129 rewarkailly fine Torkshire, Suffielk, and Alderney cows, eight strong useful draught' horns, pigs, about 80 loads of prime meadow hay. suiierior dater utensils of every description, grain waggons, milk carts on springs, harvest Waggons and carts, tick cloths, scalTand poks and taldile, ladders, a large quotity of manure, and a variety of usefurgrtieles appurtenant to a dairy of magnitude. May be siewed three days precious to the gab, when catal ,, gues may be had of ,31es.n4,1licknell, Roberts, and Blewitt, Solicitors, New-square Lincoln ' s -inn; on the Premises ; and of Mr. Shut. tleworth.2B , Poultry.... Lonnox, JULY 6, 1026. A GENERAL MEETING of Merchants, Shipowners, CI. and Underwriters. will be held at the City of London Taros, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 20th inst. at Twelve for One o'clock partisan (in conformity with the Resolution of the /letting of the lit June), to take into consideration the Report of tba Committee appointed on the 2 - 23 January, 1024, to consider the present system of classing ships at Lloyd's, and to report to a Athsequeut tieneral fleeting such alterations therein as they may •lean most expedient. Ntlar.Office, July . 17. 1E124. 24 Regiment of Life Gitartl4—Emign J. , Kinlork, front Our Me FOOL to be Cornet and Sub-Lfeut. vire H. L. Bultver, who exche . Royal Regiment of Hone Guards—Hon. A. J. C. Villiers to be et, by putt:hear, vice Kenyon, promoted. 2d Iteglinent of Dragoon Guerd4—Lleut. T. C. tOrtpteith. from the halt pay. to be Lieut. etre R. It. Hepburn, 'who exchanges, receiving the difference. 7th ditto—Lieut. T. I inett to lie Captain, by purchase, vice Prosser, pro moted ; Cornet R. K. Trotter to be Lieut. by purehme, vire Unett r'end Cornet J. Hely, from the 2d Drsgooms, to he Carnet, retaining his fer nier Atostion in this regiment, vice Trotter. Ifittt 'Regiment of Light Orayoomi—Cornet A. Brown to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ellis, promoted. MI di:to—Limn. T. L. S. lifenteath, to be Captain, by purchase, vice fleino, promoted ; and Cornet T. Blood to be Lieut.* purchase, vice ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 34, BRIDOE-STRZET, Bt cent arAaa. DICECTOIR. Sir JA3IE3 MACKINTOSH, 31. P.. Chairman. T. FRA NKI.A ND LEWIS, Esq. M.P., e puty Chairman. Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. Francis Kemble. Esq, Thomas Feun, Esq. John Knowles, Esq. F.R.S. Charles David Denims. Esq. Thomas 3leus, Esq. Capt. George Harris, R.N. C.ll. 11. Frederic Stephenson, Esq. George Farren, Esq. Reaident Director. A u DlTORS—Robert Biddulph, f',sq. • John Hymn', Esq.; John 11'hiehaw, Ps rsician---John Mason Good, M.D. I.R.S. Guildfoed-street. St: at;EOlt —Benjamin Travers. Esq. F.R.S. 12, Bruton-street. This is a " Premium Society," guarded by a temporary Capital, er precautionary Fund. to be paid oft as soon as an adeqnate cur phesCapital Is accumulated from the Premiums; thus affording to the assured all the security, in the first instance. which the sub scribed Capital of a Proprietary Company can offer, without per mitting the Subscribers to remain a permanent incumbrance on the Socirrty--appropeating its profits, and endangering hs stabili y. Security . and Economy constitute the exceller.ce of a Life Insti tution. and those objects are to be best effected by taking a small aces% of Premium beyond the true risk, and accumulatmg it for e he beadit and security of the Assured, td be returnable to them to the way of bonus. Both the rate of mortality and the rate of in- r et est are subject to variations ; and the Prentiatus charged in treed, office ought always to eXeetil the true !Tolle of the risks by the greatest probable variations of those rates. Hence, ander m dinuy circumstances, a Surplus Fund will always be accumulated beyond the amount necessary to provide for the claims. In a Promiam Soziety the danger of an incautious or unequal divisiotx, of this surplus la effectually guarded against, by reason that the Funds and Officers of the Society are under the absolute control of the persons assured; whereas, in a Proprietary Company. the Shareholders not only enrich themselves, at the expense of the Policy Whit", but may put in jeopardy the very sum assured, by an improvident division of that surplus fund, which has been ac cumulated out of the Premiums paid by the assured, and which ought to be reserver: for their security. ADVANTAGES EXCLUSIVFLY BELONGING TO TIIIS Idemeailt. ColJ•tream Regiment of Foot Gnarls—Eosien and Lieut. Hon. H. St, Clair Erskine to be Lieut. end Captain, by porebase, vire Glrardot, promoted; and H. Forbe., ..lent. to be Ensign and Lleot. by pilechase, vice FmkMe. sth Reid:moot of Foot—Captain J. tfacdonald, from the let West Ir!dli Regiment, to be Captain, vice Krh, promoted. itb ditto—l.kst. Hun. G. Lidlell to be Captaiu,, by purchase, vice Use. bean, pfemuted. 10th ditto—Lieut. W. H. Adamo to be Capte.in, by fOurebnae, rice Mac dowall, promoted ; Fneign W. Md.-grave to be 14e3rt. by purchase, "lee Arlatria,; and Vent. H. I'Macke, nom half-pay bad Foot, to be Pay master, vice Bloomfield. 12th ditto--Captsin F.. H. Runt, from the 63d Foot, to be Captain, vtoe Jones, promoted. 14th ditto—Lieut. T. Evan% from hidf,pay 3sth Foot, to be Lieut. vice J. It. Smith, who exchanges; L. Cratgie, Gent. vice May, appointed to the elk Foot I and F. Renwick, Gent. vice Budd, promoted—to be En slant, by pnrcha.e. clittEnalgn IL Lovelace, from the 7,34 Foot, to be Ensign, vice übo exchange,. 21th ditto—CmAsin Hon. N. H. C. Massey, from the half-pay, to be Ca}- • taln, Nice Butler, whoae appointment ba. not taken place. 2413 ditto—T. Seccumbe. Gent. to be Entigo, by ptlrchrne, lie! Rich. RESIDENCE AND PAIL M, KILBURN. 13, Mr. SHUTTLENVOIITH, On the Premises, on FRIDAV,;. July 28 (unless an acceptably • offer by Private Contract is nr previously to.the 11ra Julyt , QOMEItSET FARM, a EASEITOLD ESTATE, ad o ! , A 7 comprising a very cowl iIU9 and desirable Residence, adapted for a numerous faintly. srlth attached and detached offices of every description; large gardens lawn, and . shrubberies, most respectably situate within three mile of Tyburn-wt.:pike, at Kil burn, in the county of Middleset, a cheerful and very bealthy aituation, commanding extensive and picturtsque views of !lamp -1 atead, Ilarrow, .and the rich intervening country. Also , a coin pact Dairy Fa rm adjoining, comprisi.:g about 41 acres, a large farm stud, bailiff's outage, ham stablitte, and suitable agri cultural buildings, and an aduaraile establishment for dairying 120 cows, erected by the Great Westminster Dairy Company, upon the beat princi oleo, and. in a aubstantial manner, with cheese rooms and conveniences of every description attached. grain pits, an extensive range cif piggeries, and every necessary appurtenance. May be viewed with tickets 0;1A which, with particulars, may he had fourteen days proilolis to the sale, of Mean. Bicknetl, Roberts, and Blewitt.Solicitars.New.square. Lincoln" Inn; on the pretnises; at the Mart; and, of nr. Shuttleworth, Id% Poultry. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. LONDON LlVT.—[Pran the London Gautte.] AT TUB co;;;;;coiiiiiato•xas OP 111/1,1 KK KKK promoted. . _ _ aith ditto--F: Skelly, Gent. vice Todd, promoted; and F. Roadlly, Gent. vice Menhnm, protnoted—fo be En.rirn , , by purchase. :Nth ditto—Captain C. Btackett, f,otn half-pay ith Llebt Dragoons, to be Captain, Mee Vvvyan. wbove appointment bas not ta'ren place. alai ditto—Second Lieutenant A. 'tacker, from the 60th Fool, to be Lieu tenant, by purcbare. bite ChWets, *holm promotion to a Lieutenancy, by pm chase, has been ratteytied. ditto—Cuptain G. Doherty, from balf-psy 19th Light Dragoons, to be _Captain, vice C ampbell, promoted. :491 ditto—t:n.lirt S. ft. Ik4rne, front the 19th Foot, to be Enlisn, TIC, STRIXT• ,OX /MO*, pair. • Darby, T.:`Critehell-place.Horton, plumber, law process Forster, J. H. Bread-street, Cbeapslde, warehuitiemen, lit miliaria— 4 Smith, A. Lime-strett-souare. merchant, Bad divicierid ...... 11 Strong, W: Bux ton, me. chant, choler of asagnee lt Walker, W. Nuttingtani, hosier, petitioning e costs ..... 14 COL'N'IMY LIST. Arklngtm, .1. Liverpool, coach-prop. at George, Liverpool, lot Elam. 1 Drauatleid, J. J. Birmingham, dealer, at Boys! Hot. flirm. 14 exam. Edwards, if. n Wad, victualler. at White Hart, Backing, Ist erste. Poston, T. Kinziton-opon-llull, merchant, at the Dog and Voce. Kingston, special affairs fialekinn. J. Mitoses, cotton-spin. at Star, Manchester, 211 anemia— Hogg, W. Cardiff, shopkeeper. at Mr. Biagi*, Brlitul, sell stuck . 12 Neale, A. Frame, victualler, frtsr and Garter, Andover, adj. last ex. 1 Porter, .1. Carmarthen, eattle-decler, at Lbw, Norberth, 2.1 examiti ll Robert,-H. Brlrtol, coal.lnercbt. at Commeee. Roams, Brig. let expo. 12 Scutt, J. Liverpool, coacb.pe. at Royal Hbe, Armin iham. 2.1 examln. 12 Southern, W.:dam:Smote& Inn-k. at Messrs. Atiltitchead, Mae. try. sf. 11l Vine, M. Blighion, builder,ln, , , at New Brighton, Ist rj amlnation I Weikerord. J. W. and 11.. Andover, bank. at Star and trete.% lad ex. 11l Whale, S. Lidcomb, stationer, at Lamb, Beth, 2d eaaroltration ll Lovelace, whO exchanges,. 39th ditto—Lieut. H. A. MaCkenzie to be Adjutant, vice Dererhoodt, who ;adz's' the AdjMontcy only. bad ditto--Cnptain R. L. !Season, from half-pay 2d.Dragoons, to be Cap tain, rice Hunt appointed to the 12th Foot. 64th d i tto—Capta in Hen. H. A. Browne, from the Martial, to be Captain, vice Jameson, promoted, ditto—J:usign James, from the half-pay, to be Ensign, vice W. S onple, who exchanges. 75th ditto—Lient—Coinnel R. Semiarid, from the half-pay. to be Lieut.- Colonel, vice 11. Visc.sunt Barnard, who exchange's. 76th slkto—Lient. A. Sword, from the Royal African Ceinnist Corps, to be Lieutenant. vice Cooper; deceased. A. W. Webb, Otlit. to be En sign, by purchase. glee Thompson. appointed to the faith F. , ot. 84th ditto—J. A. West, Bent. to be Ensign, by parcha*, rice Broom, promoted. 86th ditto—Lieut..Colonel J. DlTaskill;fromehe ha:f.pay, to be Lieut.- Colonel, vice J. Johnson. who exchanges. Pith ditto—Lieut. W. Elliott to be Captain; by purrkooe, vice Napier, promoted. Euslgn Newsome to be Lieutenant, by puretta.e, vice Elliott. Ensign D. Thompson, from the 88th Font, to be Enulgo, vice Newsome. iled ditto—F.nrlgn H. Boniger to he Lieutenant, by pticbase, Tice Ri!l, who retires. J. Campbell, Gent., to be Sasign, by purchase, vice Botalg-m. Rite Brigade—Assistant-Surgeon A. J. N. Connell, M.D. from the :Ads Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 2d %Test India Regiment—Ltent. C. /Wing, from the Royal African Corps, to ninLientennat, vice Ilacdonnell, who exelranger. Cape Corps (Carsiryi-11. Borges, tieeL to be Cornet, by purchase, vice van, appointed to the 16,h Light Dragoons. Royal African Colonial Corps—Emden E. Cooke. elm Sword, appoint ed to the 78th Foot and Lieut. J. Maellonnell, from the 2d Regicreat, tics J utting, fiebo,4llmbeigme7lr ' • purchase. W. Barney, G. to be Entlirn, HOS ent PITAL STAFF. Awdstant-Surgeon J. F. Nevison, from the 3tii Foot, to be Assistant-Sae aeon to the Forces, vice frp.hy, placed upon has P-pay. Dlspeisser of Medicines C. Hoyiand to be Apothecary to the Forcer, vice Stewart, deceased INSTITUTION. Premiums for young and middle-aged lives town than in any office in England; payable annually, half-yearly, or quarterly, or for a limited number of yens only. .1 temporary precautionary Capital of 200, 00 W. , Arid ' which will be off in manner above stated. Three-fourths of the pronto divided amongst the muted, until the Shareholders are paid off, and thenceforth the entire profits, by additions to theit policies, with interest thereon, in redaction of the premiums. The Tmstees sign every policy, and give the assured an imme diate remedy against the fund knit: On the back of every policy for the whole term of life, is a scale of its truie value from year to year. at which price the Society con tract to pun:hase it, or to lend two-thirds thereof to the holder, to enable him to conduce the future premiums without incon- CAPITAL. MANUFAC LIMING PRENlleilid s BABL'S-COC KT, 01 111101IPTON. By Mr. SUUTT WORTH , •At the Mart, op WBONBS AY, August 2, at 12 - -- - N ' • TROT'--giAT rf A lair: Four troops belonging to the 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards (Carabineer) are ntlerrs,to 51acciestiv4d, and two troops Wong mg to the same corps"to Manchester. The depot of the Milt (Herefordshire) Regiment of infantry it marching from Corchester upon Leicester. The IA division of thg jj:i Itcgiment of Ircfantry cm! , ,etcrci lately at Liverpool, ar.d tilt remainine clicisions Of the woo Itezi ment will .mbark, in a few days, at the same port, for D u blin. The 2d tiatalion of the Grenadier Regiment of Guards his rt , eciet d eiders; on heing relieved, on the 2nth inst. in Dublin, tit the 2d llatttli.m of the toldstream Oneida, to embark for biferitil, and to rm ain there till further order.. A Detachment heiontquic co ti!c. I nd Regiment of Foot,_arrived ip town shit muruing, (tom Harwich, 0:c route t 0 Tynemouth.. • rir LI todensile and valuable ASEI Oi.D ESTATp, ! A. - Comprising an excellent=4: manufacturing premises, consisting of warehouses, w engine -boos, smithery, store-rooms, coacli.huse, stables, beawery, impo7tant oot.build legs, and a productive garden ; the whole adapted fur a manufac tory of any . description requiring strength and spore. Alm a sub stantial brick-built Residence, adapted for a genteel family I nine brlck.bnilt cottages, two tenements, and sundry nut-buildings, producing a considerable rental. The Estate is held on lease for a term of 23 years inutspired, at a low rent. May be unwed , and particulars had ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. liertslet, Solicitor, NO. 7, Northiimberland.street, Strand; of Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, Phillips, and Rol*, lion. eitors, St, Swithin'A.lane ; of Messrs. Andrews and Crafts, Soli citora, Wiachester-street ;at the Mar and of Mr. Shuttleworth, fifi, Farriery. ve%ienee- The assured having the Contract of the Trustees to purchase policies. may reduce the annual premiums at pleasure. For in stance, by taking ten policies of 1001. each, instead of one of 1,0001. whenever a bonus of 11W. is added to the gross amount, the as sured by selling one policy to the Society will receive its true value, and reduce his premium one-tenth, without diminishing Cie 1,0001. Thus, he may either apply the bonus in augmentation of the sum insured,„_ot In reduction of hix fir tore premiums. There are no agents to the Institution, and consequently the Commissions whirls would be allowed to them are properly de ducted front the premiums of the sawed. A Physician or Consulting Surgeon of eminence in every principal horn is attached to the Society. Proposals from the country to be sent to the Resident Director, who will give all Wiper information, to save the necessity of per. sonal actintsnee before the Dosed. Noare is hereby given, that an Estmortlinary GENERAL COURT will be held at the house of the Society, on FRIDAY, July 21, at 1 o'clock precisely. to consider of the propriety of re. liesmg the SOL.* Auditor of this Society from the disqualification belabours under, by reason of his being a Director of the Asylum Lite Assurance Company. to be elected a Director of this Society. MURDER IN IR:INCR. PARIi Jrl I' 14. fn Cooke. ".. 4000 60 0 , 4 gAn em — 4 s.eneeins-of.. awe — ler Will IW-afar whitts resents ewe swirlier and horrible circurustatees. The accused are six in number—Pierre and Antoine Lavergne, Awe.- nette Lavergne (their mother). Jean Lagarde, Jean Conti et, and a girl Moiled Teinefte Breton. The following are the prtneima eats co'ntaintd in the act of iceunteion Pierre Damask ariionket per in the little town of gauriac, in tho department of Canted, had some differences with regard to money matters with the widow Lavergne, his mother-in-law, and bertha sons Pierre and Antoine. The wife of Pierre Delano had beets prevailed upon, a Amin time before her death, to settle open her mother aid brothers a certain portion of her property. The line. band was allowed by 18W to dispute this grant within tell year , . Fer a Imre time he had been oil the very worst term *kit hia mother-imlaw and her sons; he was continually subject to their abuse and menaces• of the most alarming description. His 'youogest wine Paulin Delmas ' had even overhead five of die psi. soners planning the deatli of his &dm Warned by These cit. eumstaneett, he forbade the parties his house, and for deaf of being surprised by them at night, he never after night-fall affowed. any one to enter his door tilt he had first assured ItiMall Met flto person was not one of those whom he dreaded. The delay during which he had the tigitt.of contesting the grant made by his wife was to hare expired on the loth of June, Inn. On-the night of the:6th of t! at month, between the hours of II and 12, Toinette Breton, one of the prisoners, who had formerly been in the service of Delmas, but was since n gill of the town, knocked at Delmers door, and asked for a Trait * id* wi te. Delmas, after aseettaining who she was, and that she was alone, let her in, and archt down into the cellar to draw the wine. During his absence Toinette Breton opened the door to the other prisoners, and shortly after the unfortunate Delano' was deprived of life by strangulation. His youmcst eon, Paulin Delmas, awakened by the erica of his father, started up, and recognized amongst the murderers his uncle:, Pierre end Antoine Lavergne • but, on being menaced with death, if he made sty noise or disclosed what he had seen, he hid himself under the bed-clothes, and remained ellen.. The assaasien then oak the body, and holding up the head and letting tha feet 061 :ling the ground as if they were coducting a drunkeo ream cll. rel it to the market-place, and threw it into the fountain. WIN G going to the market-place, when any one approached there', they spoke to the body as if to a drunkeu 433i1, layfisg. " Come row, see if you can walk," &c. An hostler, who had taken a horse before day-break to the fountain to drint, perceiving that the animal drew back with affright, endeavoureddo urge him toi.. ward ; but in the sante moment feeling himself struck by several stores, he turned the horse's head and galloped off. As sop es day-break disclosed the crime that had been committed an in. me :re crowd as emiled round the founta'n. One of there present /ow d near it a key, which was tried with ;41 the locks in Helms's house, but did not fit any of them. One M . the pritemers, on lain; this key, said it was the key of his moth es shop (which turned its: to be the fact), and added that she nerer entrusted it to spy or e. One of the witnesses for the prosecution is • girl who had ;sassed tku night of the minder under a shed near De mas's house, had see what had takes place, and recognized the mord revs as they wit s carrying away the body. The prisoners h sing hr hard I r chi for the girl, and offered her a sum of money o ke.p star t what tit J had seen; thin she refused, and they then kd her into a church, where, be thre its, they made her swear at the foot of the nder t she would never make any disclosure. For a long tinie sic r silted in oinerving this oath, but has at long h freed cons inecd tilt it was her duty to break It. Amongst. the rumours in tirculatioa relative to this horrible affair are the followir g It is said that the widow Lavergne was overheard, a few days after the murder, saying to the other prisoners, who were at tat le with her, " Come, children. eat and drink at your ease, nothing is known. There was but one (TO.IS in the family, and that we hare rid ourselves of. lied he lived longer be would have wasted his property, but it now remains fur his children ; eat ard it will cost us nothing." It is also said that one of the prirottets was heard saying to another, " without Jean Courbet we should never have succeeded, but he soon prayed himself a choke do; (etre:nee thicn)." The young Paulin Delmas was valeta to live with one of his paternal uncles, after the murder of his father, but was soon claimed by the widow Lavergne ' his grandmother (mu of the prisoners). Before long thin child followed his father to the grave. His death is supposed by many not to have been a natural one. lie had on several occasions alluded to the murder of his father, and named those persons who were present. As tie pr soners (with the esc.mion of Toinette Breton), though belongunc to a subordinate rank in life, are related to several persons of weight in the country, recourse has been had to every species of rase, iris trigue, and menace, to impede the course of justice, and it re quired no little perseverance and courage on the part of the Ma gistrates to bring to light this most foul transaction. and Judges the witnesses (who were deterred by the most frightful threats) to come forward. In many instanct a it was thouglit neeesssiy, at least to assure them, to have them accompanied to and fleet the place of examination by ao armed force. From these circum. stances, and to obviate any breach of the public peace, the Attorney. General moved the Court ofCessation to remove the trial out of the department of Camel, which motion was granted. The take of herrings has. as tar as the seasou is gone, been very iugonsiderable in the Highlands. The fishers at lbsierary have done no good in Lochtine, the clear weither having prevented any shoals from appearing. [lazy wea ther, by which the water is darkened by showers, is moat favourable for fishing. At Tarbtrt some small shoila'of herrings have appeared, and a number of boats are sent engaged in fishing. A few mazes are daily stilt to Glasgow. NORTH FLEET, RENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD TAVERN, AND ESTATE. By Mr. SUUTTLUWORTIL • At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, August 0, at 14, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by private contract, AValuable F1YEb,11101 1 1) ESTAI E, comptisinz the old-established 'PAVER N. known as the INDIA ARMS, delightfully situated at Northhet Hope, 20 miles from London, and about a mile and a half from Gravesend, in the county of Kent, immediately contiguous to the Anehorage.ground of the ctot ward-bound Indiamen, with a convenient landing-place for pas sengers by attam and sailing boats. The Tavern possesses exeel lent accommrdation for company and pleasure-parties, with out- officrs of every description ; ed i joining are TWO COTTAGES, with gardens ; also. a CLOSE of 311: ADOW LAND, udder which im.a valuable MINE of CHALK and FLINT, and in front of the Tavern is an excellent WHARF, nearly 150 feet in depth, and about 00 feet in front next the river. The premises are let 0:1 lease to and are in the occupation of Mr. Jones, s very respectable ttnant, for a tern', of which 12 years are unexpired, at a very low net rent of 1201. per anntim. The Tavern is in full and iniptuvirg trade, drawing 10 butts pet month, with wines and spirituous It quota in proportion. 'rite property altogether is particularly recom mended as a valuable appendage to a Brewery, and a secure invest uncut fur capital. May be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had, 14 days previous to the sole, on the Premises ; at the Bull Inn, Dart ford; Falcon, Gilmartin; Bull Inn, Rochester; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. t*NATTACHED. To be Majon of Infantry, by purehme—Captaina F. llcaebelme, from the 7th Foot; D. Maeduwall, from the 10th Foot; and G. Baker, from the 161 h Light Magoon,. To be Captain of Infautry, by purchase—Lieut. N. 1111111gan, from the 2d - Life 01;arde. . To be Lieutenunt of Infantry, by pttrehnee—Ensign R. Grant, from the Inch Foot. To be Ensign, by pur‘ballo—W. Ward, Gent. The under-mentioned Officer% baring Brevet rank superior to their regimental commtaslotts, have accepted promotion upou half-pay, accord ing to the General Order of April 18211: — To be Stators of lofantry—B Lieut.-Colonel J. Campbell, from the 4.2.1 Foott Brevet Major J. Jameson, from the filth Foot; Brevet Major B. O. Jones, from the 12th Foot. • THE LAST OV THE LOTTERY. NOTICE. _ _ _ 'PO THE PUBLIC—The Act of Parliament, 4 Geo. 1 IV. cap. GO, limits the duration of Lotteries in Great Bei tito and !relend to the One Drawing, announced to take place en the 18th of July. The certainty of this being the very 14.4 op poronity of adventoring in the Wheel of Fortune, has created a demand far beyond the sale of any recent Lottery ; and there is no doubt that, but for the extraordinary pressure of the times, end the interveution of the General Elections, which entirely absorbed the' public attention for a considerable pi God, every Ticket and Share would have been told long since. A representation of these facts to his 111ajestt's Doi/eminent induced the Lords Commissioners of the treasury to grant further time foe the sale of such Tickets at reinam unsold, -which will enable many per tons to names% them. selves of Farew.:l.l Chances for the SIX PRIZES OF . Til HIT] . TllOrriAND POUNDS, who mutt otherwise havOsuffered the Lottery to close for ever without the power of partaking of its Last F.1%01111. By their Lordships' %Vernon, in the Gazette, the final Drasing is to take place on Wednesday, the l&h day of October next, instead of as before announced, the 18th of July. MEMORANDUM. The under.mentioned °facers have been allowed to dispose of their half-pay Majors Hans, Heron Bussehe (Lieut.-Colonel). half-pay Ist Light Infan try Battalion King's Getman L.egion ; T. LW, and W. Locker, half pay Unattached. Captain S. ilepl, half-pay 3d Ceylon Regiment. Lieutenant G. Ball, half-pay lot Garrison Battalion. Cornet G. Falconer, half-pay 2d Dragoons. Office of Ordnance, July 17, Intl. Royal Regiment of Artillery—second Liewenant A. Tulle& to'be Find Lieutenant, vice Stobart, retired on half•mty. LEASEHOLD ESTATE. HA MPSTE A D-ROA D, By Mr CROOK, DECLARATIONS OV INSOLVENCY. At his Auction Room, 51, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, TO. MORROW, at U. by order of the Assignees of Mr. William Parker- a Bankrupt, and with the consent of the Mortgagees. 1E ESTATE, comprises two substantial brick - built DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 22 and 21, William-street, Hampstead-rood; held on lease for 92 years from 14h-day 11123, at a ground rent of 91. 55., producing a net Income of 611. ss. per annum. The premises may be viewed by leave of the tenants six dap' prior to the sale. Printed particulars may b had of E. Panne. Esq. Solicitor, Bow Church-yard; of Messrs. Winter and Williams, Solicitors, ' Bedford-row • and of Mr. Crook, Auctioneer, N 0.51, Skinner- Lucid. Snow Left at the Bankrupt (Mice, under 6 Geo. 4. esp. 16, eec. 6. Jamas Gireurt-u, Paternoster-row, bookseller. (Piled July le ) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. BSAIIIISLL, !taker-street, Portland-endure, wine-merchaut, from July 25 to August 5, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Conti. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. WILL.I.‘II Lows BRYAN, Peterbonot„b-cuurt, Fleet-street, and St. John••••=apiare, printer. • cow o (-IE, Shoreiltch, draper and hosier. JONNSTICATTOr. Trowbridge, Wiltshire. dopier. JAIII6B LA174011. Priuces-square, Ratcliffe, chair-maker. BANKRUrrs. . . QMALES'S WARRANTED PENS, of various de -1.3 glees of hardness and shade, matted as follows .. Rll very hard, for Etching, &c. H hard, for note hand. FH fine and hard, for Ladies' letter hand. id medium, or general writing. S soft, tine nib. 85 v. ry soft, for heading Ledgers, &c. 88 soft, with broa:l nibs, for Lawyers. ike. Manufactured and sold at 133, Aldersgate-street, London, from rig. 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 Londtm, as they will then secure the advantage of careful package, and be sure that no inferior article is substituted fer his warranted Pms. They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account Books, and Stationery is general. Jo4ern ittranx, Caldewgate, Innkeeper, to surrendm Aligist r,d, 2g, and 29, at 11, at the King's Arms Inn, Carlisle. Solicitors, Mr. Cieunell, staple Inn ; and Met ms. S. and G. Saul, Corlialc. Wm-last IIAWIIINN Cos, Cheltenham, silk-mercer. July 23, at I I, August I, and 211, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Phipps, Weaver's-hall, Basinghall.street. . JOHN Conmes. Ansford, Somersetablre, victualler, July 31, August I, and 29. at 12. at the Grosvenor Arms Inn. Shaftesbury. Solicitors, Mr. WiLiatn Lindsell, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; and Messrs. Howley, Chitty, and Chitty, Shaftesbury. ItIC•AnO Ilt;ORSI.I. the younger, Wakefield, merchant, July 29,31, and August 2a, at 11, at the Sessions-house, Wiiketlettli Solicitors, Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Ilenrietta-street, Covent-garden ; and ',Messrs. Baxby and Scholey, Wakefield. Brent au Patna, Charles.street, Stefney, victualler and !Act-maker, • July 22, 29, and August 7J, at N, at the litoltrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Borneo-tie, Crooked-lane. Hagar Census the younger, Pongee, auctioneer and victualler. July 26, at 12, Angu.t 1, and 29, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Boger Hall. Great James-street, Bedford-row. .!raossAs Smarnsan, Claremont-row, Pentonville, merchant. July 2 3 , at 11. Mutant, at 10, and 29, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, M ess rs. Vandercom and Comps, Bush-lane, Cannon-street. JOHN SW rot and WILLIAM SMITH the younger, South Shields, rope makers. July 22, 29, and August 29, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli. eltor, Mr. Hodgson, Broad-street-buildings. - Jowl PIIINLIXOTOIV, Liverpool, watch manufacturer, July 27, 2S, and August 29. at 1, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitars, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row; and Mr. Leather. Liverpool. • WILLIAM WADLIIV the elder, Nightingale Vale, Woolwich, Kent, aterket.gardener. July 22, at 11, 111, at 10. and August 29, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Brooking, Lombard-street. DIVIDENDS. Aug. S. F. Cotten*, Pell-mail, man-mdlieer, at eleven, at the Batik. rapt*" Court—Aug. S. A. and S. Gtherne, New Bond-street, millinent, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 8. C. Grateneleen, Lower Cum ming -street, Pentonville, merchant, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Coart— Aue. S. It. It. Strugnell, Threadneedle-street, boot-maker, at eleven, as, the Bankrupts' Court—July 21. A. Smith, Lime-street-square, merchant s at eternal, :d the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 11. S. Williams, of Finsbury. square, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 11. J. Levy, Southampton, grocer, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum— Aug. 8. J. Clementson, Angel-court, St. Martin's-le-Grand, silver-caster, at eleven, et the Bankrupts' Court—Aug./ 4 . 14. Wise, Maidstone, and Bt.lllildred's-court, Poultry, paper-maker, at ten, at the Bankrupt,' Court—Aug. S. G. Bingley, New York, America, mei chant, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple - row , Birmingham — Aug... i M. Ward, War ren-street. coach-builder, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. S. F. Flovllon, Berwick-street, jeweller, at two, at the Bankrupts' Court— Aug. 10. C. Styring, jun., Sheffield, spade and shovel-manufacturer, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield—Aug. 9. 0. Morice and W. L. Lehr, jp . Norwich, and Mill-a et, London, manufacturers, at ten, at the Norfolk Ilotel, Norwich—A . 14. It. Hill, Norwich, manufacturer, at four, at the Rampant Horse tin.. Norwich. _ PROSPECTUS. Preparing for publication, • Series of Political Essays, under the title of T HE NATIONAL MENTOR; or Hints to Govern ment, the Legislature, and the People. As soon as arrangements with a respectable Bookseller arc ma imed. the Tiro Number will appe3r. Subject—The Chancier of a Politico-Ecnnimo•l.egislator. Price Is. the Tenth Edition of ATREATISE on RAZORS; in which the weight, shape, and temper of a Razor, the means of keeping it in order, and the manner of using it, are particulorly considered ; and in which it is intended to convey a knowledge of all that is neces• ary on this subject. By BENJAMIN K INGSBPRY, Ilarir Maker. In the Monthly Review for May, 17911, page 114, the first Edition of this little Work was noticed in the following terms:—" We have read this Treatise with interest and with pleasure. It is well worth the attention of the public " Sold by the Author, at No. 1f.5, New Bond-street ; and by Sitnpkin and Marshall,Stationere-court, Ludgate-street. HALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS.—Of AL all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered state el the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended w i sh flatu l ence, acidity, pains in the „ stomach. giddiness, head-ache, and heartburn. To remove these painful erects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers, is the express design of the above pith; and experience has abun dantly proved that they ere eminently calculated to produce these important results. By taking them a short time before the hour of dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the oc casional use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and healthy state. ELASTIC SPINE SUPPORTERS. QIIOOLBRED'S PATENT ELASTIC SPINE SUP it./ PORTER is an invention by which the Shoulders of Youth of both Sexes inclined to fall forward by weakness in the muscles, bad habits, or other causes, are kept in their proper position without any uncomfortable restraint, and their carriage most materially im proved. Another quality of the Elastic Spine Supporter is, that it strengthens the muscles which connect the scapulas with the Spine,in cases where they may have been weakened by improper in. strumenta, or from natural causes. IVhilesopporting the back, and giving extension to the thorax, it counteracts the predisposition to consumption, so prevalent its our variable climate anions persons in the earlier stages of life. To those young Gentlemen who, from constant application at the desk and other sedentary employment, frequently deform their per sonal appearance, by routracting the muscles of the chest. said con. sequently producing round shoulders, the Elastic Sidne Supporter will be found to counteract such an effect, as, on the body resuming an erect posture, it restores the shoulders to their proper pukka), and thins prevebta a disfigurement which habit might confirm. It is particularly reco mmended to those who have the charge of young Ladles or Gentlemen, from the age of eight years and up• wards, the Elastic Spine Supporter giving a natural ease and elegance to the carriage. All other contrivances as yet had recourse to have invariably proved injurious to thehealth, by impeding the free expansion of the lungs, by which deformity of the chest is frequently produced, and the health irreparably injured; they also impede the functions of the abdoinical viscera: the Elastic Spine Supporter can have no such effect. A large assortment of the Elastic Spice Supporters, from 15*. to 305., may be seen at the Patentee's, A. Shoolbred, 34, .lermyn. street, St. Jam , ;s's, who is atithoriaed to give references to many medical gentlemen, both of London and Edinburgh, as to their utility.—N.B. Braces are attached to the llentlemen s. As preventives of those severe bilious attavks to which some persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as an effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family malicine. They have also been highly useful to persons on long voyages. and experiencing ■ change of climate; and as they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no altera tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite. - - Prepared only by 111 r. C. IV. Clarke (successor to the late Mr R. Hall), at 115, Holbom-hill ; and sold in boxes at 21. 9d. , 4s. 6d., and Bs. 6d. To guard against counterfeits, the Public are respectfully re. quested to observe, that those only can be depended upon as genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 115, 1109 mm-hill." Sold wholesale by Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Churchyard; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Borelly, Fleet-market; and retail by &fulling. Gate of the Royal Exchange; Johnson, flB, Cornhill; Sanger. Via, Oxford -street; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly ; Lyman, corner of Great Titchlield-street, Oxford-market ; Freske, Tottenham-court road ; Martin, 2, tipper Seymour-street, Somers-town ; Stranger, Mulotte-street, ; S,llors, 9, King's-road,Sloanc-square, (:heists; Fry, 13, Bridge-street, Lambeth ; Sluunsey, 14, Park thre, Kennington ; Reales, 17, High-street, Newington Butts ; 's tiliams and Co., 7, Redford-place, Commercial-road ; Holwell, High-street, Bwrough ; Jones and Co., 3, Oeorge's Circus, lircat Surrey -street ; Emerson. CO, Upper East Smithfield; Rrabham. 14, High-ft:met, Poplar; Ivory, 180. Shoreditch; I jeales , Bishopsgate-sueet Without; Jones, Hackney-road; 111 ary.strect. If am nsteld-road ; and haneastnr, Poole. Where may be also hod, Hall's Cough Pills r.nd Pectoral Lo- I mam. for coughs, asthma, shortness of breath, ar.d other affec tions of the lungs. FieATE 54, .4vo . 8. J. bye, Wa'brook, wholesale stationer—J. S. Borrowdalc, Lothbory I and Colemari.strect, wine-merchant—H. Francis, Maidenhead, Berk- I shire. coaclimaker—G. Downes, Gainaford.strect, llorselydown, Surrey, elder-merchant—D. Mackenzie, Cornhill, druggist—C. G. Chapman, Torquay, Devonshire, widow, linen-draper—O. Best., Spring. gardens, wine-merchant—T. Browne, Mile-end-mad, picture-frame-maker—W. Cheeseserlght Devonshire-street West. Mlle-end-road, bill.brnker—O. Dale and B. Walton, Neweandle.npon-Tyne, ship and insurance-brokers —J. Etheridge, Three-King-court, Lombard-street, and Tottenham, dry salter—B. Chestermaii, llolles.street. Clare-market, carpenter—J. Buck. Icy, Manchester, dealer and chapnian—T. Inkersole, St. Meat's, Hunt ' Ingdotiabire, grocer—J. Woolls and C. Woolls, Winchester, lisien.drspers —lt. W. Ward. Middlesex-street, Whitechapel, and Star-street, Stied well, wine anti spirft . therchant—F. G. Triquet, Birchln.lane, printer— A. Liverpool, meridian'. I , II KENT. T 0 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a most compact FREEHOLD PROPERTY, delightfully situated near the River Medway, and within a shoat distance of the county town of dlaidstone comprising faim.house, cottages, barns, stables, sheds, dte. and about 100 acres of superior land, in the vicinity of the best hop and fruit plantations. An unexceptionable tenant will take it on lease, or immediate possession may be had. Appl to Mr. Mercer, Land. yurveyue, R, Warwick - court, Gray' s lon.—Letter to be past paid. KENT. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a mast desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, richly timberc,d, and In a very luxuriant part-of the county ; corm • .7, an excellent farm-house, and agricultural buildings, and nearly 1;10 acres of rich meadow, ',Able hop, orchard, and wue,:lan,l, in a high state of cultivation and :bounding with game. Apply to 'Mr. Mercer, L•trid Surveyor, 0, Warwickateurt, Gray's Inn. Letters to be post-paid. TO GENTLEMEN _PROPERTY, ARCH rrEurs, BUILDERS, &c. KENT. TO be LET On BUICI/I.'Zil LEASES, for Ninety 4 nine Years, ANY QUANTITY of excellent LAND, from One to Six Acres, in a most beautiful and fruitful part of the County. oaly three miles from Tunbridge Wells and three from Tunbridge Town. What renderethis Property peculiarly eligible to Gentlemen pas sessing a family residing in the s immediate neighbourhood is, that, according to the Wi I of the late Sir Andrew Judd, they have the privilege of sending their Sons to be educated upon the foundation of that excellent Estabibhment, called the Tunbridge Free Gram mar School, where, under the superintendence of the Rev, Dr. Knox, they are prepared for the Universities, free of every ex- A pply to Mr. Mercer, Land Surveyor, 8, %rarnick.court, Gray's Inn. Letters to be post paid. Offices, 149, Leadenhall•strect, June 7. ►r HE EAST INDIA TEA CONI ['ANY have imn JL proved the qualities of their Irrn black Teas, packed in leade cases, proportionably with the late depression, and advertise a List of the Agencies where, and the prices at which, the Public will be supplied until the Sales of October. The Public are requested to observe, that this Establishment em ploy no hawkers whatever, that they have no other Agent in this street besides Mr. J. Porde% ( No. 1$), and are eatnestly requested to be upon their guard against fraudulent imitations of their pack ages and bawls. Prices of the Company's packed Tess and Coffee, in having the Secretary's signature on each. leaden caul, Bolles Congou Ditto - Ditto tiouctiong Ditto Ditto . Ditto Fine Ditto Finest Ditto Pekoe Finest, Ditto Tea, Oran Ditto - I lb. 0 Ott 4 9 3 II 6 6 1 lb. 1 1 lb. 2s Oil Is ul 2 411 27 , 4 211 ! 6 3 3 3 7 9. S 11 11. 4 1111 2 3, 5 211 2 7 . 5 10 211 4 8,1 2 3 sle 211 3 9 111 311 1 lIA 4 3 2 1!: 4 6, 2 31 5 n 2 71 310 211 6 21x 3 11 6 6 . , 3 3 72 3 7 o 9.1 0 6 021' 1 0 11/ 0 6 0 3 1. I S 0 7A 0 4 2 1 5 0 81 0 41 2,1 I 7 0 91 0 5 I 2 1 2 1 1 OS 0 ci! a, intended the Rates of Allow ut the United Kingdom as id B. All persons desirous islunent, are to signify the oz. II oz. NI 344 4 74: ' 3 3 8 1 10 I 5 11 SA 1 ' 0 ' 6 ' 1 2 7 14 ' 8 1 0 9 1 2 7 1 8 9 011 5.1 0 6 1 GA 2 7 4 8 I 9 7 94 8 • 10 19 11 t►ryoo Ditto Ditto . - Ditto - - - Finest Ditto - - Gunpowder Ditto - Finest Ditto ROASTED COFFEE. Plantation - - Dutch - - Fine Ditto - - Bourbon - Turkey Finest Ditto - - 1.6 to 10 A 1 7 1 11 2 0 2 10 3 2 4 2 The East India Tea Company have s anee to such of their Agents througho are comprehended under Classes A at of obtaining Agencies in this gstabl same by letter, post paid, to CHAS. HANCOCK, Sec. LONDON AGENTS. beadenhall-street, 146 - Mr. Pewits Wrotechapel, High-street, 101 Mr. G. Spooprr Chiswell-street, RI - Mr. W. K, Foster - Fore-street, 30 - - Mr. I. D. Bird Bell-lane, Spitalfields . - Mrs. L. Barnett Finsbury Market, 3 - Air-J. Deane Old-street. 03 - - Mrs. N. Konen Garlick-11UL 10 - - Mr. J. Peachey Newgste Market, 24 - - Mr. W. Hoy Iluish's-court, Water lane, Black friars Mr. R. Jones Princes-street, Minories. 71 - Mr. J. Hancock St. 31artin's-le-grand, 11 . Mr. J. Allen St. John-street-road, 17 -31 e. M. Prosier Tayistock-row, Covent-garden, 14 Mrs. A. Stanley St. Martio's-lane, Church-court Mrs. A. Wainwright Haymarket, 32 . . Mrs. Dunn King-street, Westminster, 16 - Mr. G. Harris Barton-street, Ditto, II - Mr. T. S. Vicken Prince's-road, Kennington, 9 Mr. H. Walker Doughty-place, Lambeth, 4 . Mr. G. Hearne London-road, 101 - Mr. A. Kay Collingwood-street, Blackfriars, 70 Mrs. J. Payne fork-street, Hackney-road, It Mr. lloldsworth Doswell-sheet-road, 106 Mr. O'Brien - Seyruour-street, Euston-square, 49 Ilr. J. Hanks Euston-crescent. New-road, 34 Mr. J. A. Bingham Edgware-road, 146 - . Mr. It. Toms Bayswater . Mr. ii. Canard Fulham - . - Mr. John Gould Clapton, Pound-lane - Mrs. C. Symmons Grove-street, Camden-town, 121 Mr. F. Ebborn Tottenham-court-road, 143 - Mitts G. Pigg Goodge-street, Tottenham-court road, 34 . - . Mr. John Curd Woodstock.street, 4/xll.rd-street Mr. J. Derail Hope Town, Wandsworth-road Miss S. Vents Brook-street. Landreth, I - Mr. Kennedy Hampotead Toy IVareirouse . Mr. E. Taylor 30, STRAND. T HE MANDARIN, or CNEXPECTED PROMO TIONS: A CORONATION INCIDENT IN HYDE PARK. Hyde Park, on the day of the pageant, diaplay'd Its groupee of pedesttians in gay promenade; And much of attention an Officer drew, In cuirass envelop`d of luminous hue— A question that raised as to which would reveal Superior attraction, apt incident backing The merits of either—the cuirass of steel, Or boot ornamented with Warren's Jet Blacking ? An Amateur passing arrayed in the Jet, His boots by threeliascars were quickly beset; Their shadows whO view'd with tumultuous remark, And, led by the mognet, paraded the Park, Admiring their forms, by reflection tints seen, And often salaaming the great Mandarin ! The Car, by two Elephants drawn, 'till it came, Exalting . their friend then to prominent fame, They hoisted him, Matigte the Keep,r's attack, Aloft as thSir Chief, on an Elephant's back ! " Inglise Mandarin !" while they raise thus the cry, " Inglise Mandarin !" countless thousands reply ! The Amateur, often expressing a notion Of leaving his seat of distinguished promotion, Was fotc'd by the crowd his new rank to sustain, And frequently cheer'd, in ironical strain, The ardour of mirthful commotion between, With—" Long live the dignified, great Mandarin !" Good humour prevsil'd, and the fetes of the day This incident aptly nod curiously backing, The sports of the Park, the late spectators Kay, %'ere laughably aided by Warren's Jet Blacking. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London ; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID, in Bottles, lid. 10d. 12d. and Hid. each. Al-o PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, fit. l2d. and DM each. A Shilling Put of Paste is equal to Four One Shilling Bottles of Liquid.