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*~ ~': / e ON 11014. Ski UROAV; AUGUiO 12, 1120. Price 7d. N. r ,08J. EAGLE BRITISH AND COLONIAL LIFE As6uRANOli OFF' .:.s. II and Regent-mite. The Directors have caused the comet distinction to be !mix. toed between the value ci Mole and Female Life. By the aut.joinid Ettanipkw it will he seen that the Rates of the former are lower titan in moat other Otitis, and, for the latter, lower than in any Office in liniermil. Annual payment reqeired fat 1001. to be received on the death of MALE. TUTS DAV I-11118' VERVMAY ! regards the said J. Robertson, sen.—R. North and D. N0t414. T HE LONDON NIERCUItY, the first Eaturtioy I „ ~ , W ivelisconthe, Somersetrhire, clothiers—W. Bu cut sod R. L. St. J ' d 1 I July, 1828 present, l 1:1 , mA% Kidtirtreirver, liner -drapery—D. Mellor and T. Cqopele 31oriiing.‘1 'tidy Jpirrual. &A errntaictiog both Gazettes. I_ A ttnetaart at ernes Sle-t il of . !Liverpool, coal-dealers—G. Otenfell, J. T. rower, and S. Foster,/ was this day published by Monts *awn. lit No. 7. rhydg,s.strert, : the Kings :that 1-7,,cellent. M jety in Council. _ Upper Tharnes.street, commirpton.agentr—C. Robison arid .1. mt. cr.. ent. g ....N.,,; -. • -., i 1 It ii this day ordered, by his Sisjesty in Council, dirt the rat- RiAi ii ., ow , n em , N e w it te orford, cod of Wedoesbury, Sradotd• To he bed W . A Nemirow, S prite .Pot t. Timm" tend ii*t a "The pigment, which sonde prorogued to Thurvlay, the 24th day of shire, garr.tuhe.manufacturer.—.4. Dittman and I'. Marriott, . ix furzher prorogued in Thursday, the 2d ray of No- It:liken: l .d. Ytwitohire . tronirtrienr—W. D. llolmen_and W. E :sr /Nom 1101Jsr., Amid 9, 182 8 . Fr HE Come liirretwa lin: riffled (:onitiony of I Alrrcharts Lnitinird trading to the East Indies do ; .2inc A Vteitte. i ...t the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready, ,or at lily ti•ne p i a ore ‘VICCON /Attar, the 23.1 August, 1111.41, to .tettre praustals, ••riting, sellsd up, from such pretenses way br willow to supple ill." l'Attr.p . ttry with BEti 1.%1 TA it; IINS, St nit: ERS' CAPS, with Appurtenances complete, and 6/11:1.1: LE.11); snd that th: Conditions of the f!nutrae's (three in number) mar bt seen upon application to the Cktk of the said Committee, with ohms the pro; in :is tram be left blur. Ekren o'cl , w)t in the Yore. t. , ..0n of the said 231 cl ty of Auitwit, 1826; after which hour the Jrunittee will not receive ;my ' lede nr. JUSEI'II P . pts. More, Liverpool, twokery J: Snare" and A. J. L. Viei.o, trendier next ; and that the Corivocations of Canterb trend Volk, volottol. merrhanta--W. Chatfield and W. W. Coleman, Cannon• which stria prorogued to Friday, the 2;th day of August newt, be 'anat. and Charlotte-street, Itatlibor.e.place" primers—T. sad W. further prorsigued to Friday, then day of November neat. B. Barker, filneeleafield. atik.manufseturers-8. and W. IV, Churtliitl, Sheepahead, Leice".er, lace -mantifaerurcrs—. l . Braden and J. Jones. Buahey, Iltvford,:ilk-throwaterta—F. and W. Aler tin, Newgate-street, brandy-nierct.onts. The. !overage price of Brown or Illeotrovada Stovir, etomputod froll the Return, made in the week ending the lit of Angina, 18284, is 29a. ar.tl Bid. per hundred wt•ight, exeitotive of the Polies of' Cos oms raid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof ion, ()rest Britain. ugwt next FEMALE. Just published, the Three following Ballads, sung at the Rotel ”s. Vstuxhill. nightly. " TYY a nROOM,'' runt! by Mies Lore, compost (I by A limey It. 11 ,, Isorr, yak , V.t. ' t 1111.tay• me y g le lacitlit nag Ly Travii, cow. no•-ril Ly Jo'in ray, t price ` I. 13,1 " 114 SegatiONl j " hr Mr. Itrzham, ertagect end comporetl by (1. H. Ralweli i pike 2s. Gaul ing and D r Alrpsine, 20, tieho-suntre. Whole Life. S even Vearo. Z. P. J. L a. d. 20 I 6 3 2 2 4 ae 1 12 2 2 410 40 1 17 4 3 .1 4 SO 2 12 a 4 12 4 64 4 7 11 6 18 2 Seven Years. i Whole Life. Z. R. d. Z. d. 1 5 0 1 15 1 IS9 2 3 2 1 13 9 2 15 1 17 3 3 TS 0 3 7 0 5 14 7 Whitehall, Aurnal 10, 10.11.. Tiro Ring has been pleasAt to appoint Frederick Montagu, Esq. C1)111:11 , nly er.,lled Lord Frederick 31 on.ogu, to be his Ma j esty Postuntster-(ienersl, Tice the Earl of Chichester, deceased. .111 r, penury. Auail CONTRAC COMMISSARIAT 11 MEAT. TISZA/MST CHAMBERS, Jimir 30. 1325. MOM'? lerrhy giren to olf Pet sons de4irous com l.!, trusting to .ripply we 'allowing Articles furthe Ue el the nry. viz. - BREAD. To his llis i tt r y a l Band Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and s in the ander.metstioncil Counties : tilnuccater Lancaster OATS. To Isis Maiesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses, In Cantonments, and fjaarters. i b the nontt-IntntiOated Coui.ttes: IBlunter:tee 3loonnuti,h H rend Witte Huai: . ' FORAHE. viz. Oats, liar, and Straw, to his 31:n.1 ...sty's Cavalry and Artillery Hones in llarrarks, rod (hut in (.a ttonments and Qiar.ere, in tbn uni:temientioned Counties in South Britain: Berke Kei t Suney I I cranall )luldlesei IVer wick Pect,a Norfolk York Bonet Northampton . And in the several bons (including the Somcnet Counties in North I-le of ‘Yorliti Surolk Britain. % . .nt the If:liveries 4re to asnoncnce on and fur the Sidth day of ; . ....... n .r next: that Proposals in Writing, sealed fro and tt..: I.:l — Tender for Artily S t ippbell, will b.: received At this °Hine oa or ri:nre TocsJay. the km 'lay of S.pteinber next, but nude will be r celeed after T wilt's re. lock on that day. Puntotabt must be node avant -1y for each County, and each Poop n .,,1 uyist hare tlie 1. th r *Me t is annexed to the Tender prop7rly ii:led up. by Twit Pt-rsthis of known Property clog:rig to biome bitand with Me Party tondetiog in the Amount stated in t h. ; I ni.itt:td Particul us, for th i due pe formancii of the Contract ; and to Proposal will be nittical units mule on a printed Tender, and tie Pi teen er,vessed in 11'sirds at length; and should it so bappna, that during the Continuance of the Contract no Troops shou.d be supplied by virtue of th • .same, the Expense Of the Stoners for the :entrant and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contrictor, will be Infundisl to him. Particulars of the Ctintraetn tray be had open Application at thin Oalcib.itween the bourn of Tc... and For. N.B.—Sampl.s of i hi: Bread and Heal may be seri at this Office Mtn noun ef Twel:e and Frio. rucks umbsriaud ARMY CON'FRACFS. COMMISSARIAT DEYARTMENT, TREASURY CMAMIIERS, JULY 30, 18:16. vancE is tired y glern to all Prr.voi.v ileiirows of eon- IN t acting to supply iIx.:LF and It.TTTON to his Majesty's Laul in. ere i•i I 71 , 1t0 .111'..LiA. Quanta, and Barracks in Etc un ti. ,nteortned Counties and Islands r— llidford .il iddlestes li rks (including the Town of Munninuth lintigettord) Nortulk Bucks N•irthampton Northumberland (inclndl-g the T.Teo of Berwick-onaweed) Nottingham Oxford Rutland Salop Somerset Stafford Sulligk Surrey Sussex Warwick Westmorland Wilt* , %Furman I York In 'lt i several Counties of North ai d Soutb Wales In the earful Counties In North Britain And in the Islands of Alderney, Guerrieri', and Jersey, .ineiice on and tor the 2.lth day of _.. :r next t t. .t 1'i...:t0. , ,,..t 41 Writing, sealed up and marked isent!:r fur Army :•-t , ;.:.! • ~" will tie nceived at this Office on or .yre Tlitirsdsv. tiic :s1 1 day of August, lost none will be received t. Twelve o'cinnk wet thew day. ?repos/41s r1.1..1 he nude separately for each County and Island, rxnept for the l'Attn:::* comprising North Sind Smith %Vales, all of ~h .11 must he irritated in one Te tiler; likewise the Islands of t• ...rusty, Jcisep :mil Alderney ; ma also must the several Conn ....s in North Rittain ; and each Froprital mud have the Leiter "Seen is annexed to :he Te .der pr timely filled up, by two persons • known prop -sty engaging to become bintnd with the party ten. ctn. gin the amount stated in ,he printed Particulars, for the due I.et:t mulct: of the Contract ; a d. o Proposal will be noticed un- Lio male on a printed Te.olcr, and the Prices expressed in words at length; and sltould it so h rotten hit riming the continuance of t!ie Lui , rset no Troops should be thpitlied by virtue of the same, the amount rifthe !,stops on the Contract and Bond, psid in the t:-4 ino.iinca by the Cuntractor, will be refunded to hitu. Pon:Mara of the Comracts may b' had upon application at this , rice, between the hours of Ten and Four, and of the Barrack. ' litt!t% 171 the Wands of Otterns.y, Jersey, and Miin. . „ Uaminh (LlctutEng the Town of Nectua-!.:•:) Circe? _ . .)•nrall (ircaLling Scilly) .luhcrland l!ttby l)erna Dom t 1 oArha lily bland) Esc (exc:lit.iye 41 !nary ion) b;tc.orr o=lm:it% the City of !) Mint* IHr,f -td ford I.le of Slan I.le of Wight ! onnter Tilbury Fon) I cestn nelivtr;eq ore to eon. • CUSTO.II.IIOIIBE. LONDON. Argissi 2. 1826. frHE Corantisaiuners of his At q . j•-sly's Customs do hereby vre N.tice that they oil be r. ady to receive, :it the COMMIS. Home, London. on the Ist of September neat. Tenders in writiog twalel up), and treat lin the rupply of PROVISIONS, for the n•e of the I uu izas and Vcscl• employed under their direction, for tine cal.-rear Mouths, from 'he Idi of October next, to the 5.11 July, 18.1, inclu•i+e, to be delivered fret. of all charge into the Mats of the said Veaseiv, as follows, viz ENGLAND. sCOT LARD. IRELAND. Ihp toed Leith Kinp.town(pUblin) •.heernes Alo,troe Larne P 4 r.snkouth Strannker. Ki.libegi Cowes IVe4port Casey erk Itt.ttmore East. r.•' •.a Beef : tesit )atrr.c.l •Ikt "agar ,:a 1111.1244 4 1 PUtatlisll - -okb Bat). y luth ENAIIOUtiI P.ynt. , uth st rowey Falmouth Fet•zinca •.11 t • It trtl Here ick rtrm.by N. Yarmooth H ;quick • .I•Aing th: Quarantioe llatabliahmeuta at Standiata Crick, amt .Nliattrei Haven. ENGLAND. SCOTI.AND. &4d ( Gr.vatcad Alderney Biscuit I Dover Aberdeen Frisl. 11. .cf ) . Poole l.fromarty ( „:abballei 1 6. Brisham friimpbeltown nitrites I I i fracrwnbe Greenock. only. t. D. uglas, Isle of Man. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Prices shall cat be imertcd to words at lemath, or that shell not be made on, or aunt tell to, one of the printed Particulars, to be procured from the Cu:gout-Houses at, or nearest to the places where the said Pro. ' , Moos are to be delivered, and at the Serretary's Office, (!usom. house, London, Dublin, and Leith (at which last.mentioned places thr untlitions cf the Contract may he seen) ; or that shall not be &ileum.' in, er sent, post paid, addressed to the S, cretary at the said testoeu•house. London, Wine Twelve o'clock, on the said kt of September neat ; nor unless the same i• accompanied by 9 Lever signed by two substantial Persons. engaging to become i wad with die PATIy tendering. in the penal BUM or Sums OUT. ,ned against the respective places in the following List (according ti ! those for which they may temlcr) foe the elite performance of the I mire& ; or that shell rot he accompanied by samples of the anti. :tees requited in the printed Particulars. .. £ £ £I Deptford 300 Plymouth GOO Harwich - IRK , Greve.end 150 Fowey . 160 Alderney - 150 ~. 41reriteas 000 Falmouth - 3011 st: OT LAND. Dover . itU Peutauce - 430 heith - Goo Pot uoloath as 110.keombe - 130 31untrose - 450 Vitae* . Nil Mi1...141 . IWO Aberdeen - 150 Pone - 130 Douglas - 150 Crom art y - ISO Terootob WO ller %al. k - 450 Cam pbeltown 110 Lautuuth - ItU Grimsby - 450 lirevonck - 150 8r1 " 110, • 160 Yarmouth - 3011 Strauraer - 450 Kinstova !!*The • Wenp.rt IRELAYD. c . CVO (lalway - - :;44 Cork - . - - 3110 Dunmore - :;00 East By Oyler of the Cornmissio•ter... T. 111.111'110RE, Secretary. Min 604 - 1 H OUSE of G l E lR N l E l l, l l ? !.. an A d G t E .l N tA C .s y dE bt : tween GREAT Established by N. Decrusy, an Advocate formerly practising in the Cour Royale at saris .; E. CAW. so Atitixage fo.meT4 pearls' in the urine Court; and A: ifarbot, fee Some years 'r aiding In England. London, 38, Norfolk-strret, Strand; Paris, 3, Rue des Faits, St. Thomas, opposite the New Exchange. Mese.. Iherusv, Cabet, and Marbot, will undertake the are of soy business which residents in any pert of Or,* Britain may have to transact in France, the Netherlands, or Swi:zarland ; pars I ticulariy, they are ready to lend thcir assattitnce towards any of the following purposes, viz.:— Procuring certificates, authenticated extracts from registers, and npinions of Counsel; recovering debts, legacies, or shares of in testates' estwes; and (generally) prosecuting, by suit or others I wise, claims or demands of any description, upon private incli. sidtta , s, the Government, or other public bodies ; solicitin r and tilting out patents for invention; negotiating loans on mortgage I or other security ; procuring information as to landed property on sale, and negotiating purchases of such property ; tran4mitting and receiving moneys; buying into, and selling out of, the public I funds; procuring all article* of interest to I..vers of science and the arts; inserting advertisements in the French newspapers; for warding the interests of parents or guardians whose children are re ceiving their education in France. &c. &r. &c. Residents in Great Britain who may favour the Establishment with their commands will be pleased to apply personally, and tit whites.% letters and parcels (postage and carriage paid), to Messrs. Drerusy. Cubet, and Marbor, 38, Notrfolk.s.reet, Strand, Bankers to the Establishment in London—Messrs. Courts and Co. The Establishment is honoured with the patronage of M. J. haute, 31. Casimir Perrier. and 111. Ternaux to whom the English public is referred for further satisfaction. Subscriptions to the Revue Encyclopedigue (the most eminent of the French literary and scientific journals) are received at the same Office.—The Alst Number Spat published, price (a. FOR COOLING WINE. BUTTER. WATER. FRUIT. &e. AND FOR MAKING ICE CREAMS, WITHOUT THE AIO OF ICE. OHN PATTERSON, Furnishing Ironmonger, No. 41, 41 New Bridge-street, Illackfriers, has constructed an ICE PAIL, upon entirely new and philnwsphical principles, for th above-mentioned purposes, width it effects with a degree of efficacy end precisinn hitherto unknown. Patterson's Ice Pails are manufactured in handsome and aim* forma. In great variety of patterns, and at reasonable prices. They may be seen in constant operation at his house, 41. Bridge-street. Illeckfriers, the second house from Ludgate-hill, but at no other shop in London. ‘VESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS, and SPECIFIC RE3I:;DY. The genuine Jesuit's Drops have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an immediate, Cure for Strait. gusry, Oleets, and Weakness of the Kidneys or Bladder and when taken on the first attack of Venereal infection, they will in. fallibly accomplish the desired effect. Should the ccmplaint lie far advanced, it will be necessary to take die SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops. Purchaser; are particularly requested to ask for Joseph Wessel's Jesuit's Drops, and to be careful that a Preparation, under the name of " Dr. Walker's Drops." is not imposed on them in the place of the genuine, which is distinguished from the counterfeits by basing on the Government Stamps, " Joseph W easel. St. Paul's." The Drops are in Bottles of 2.5. 9d., Ils., and Vs. The Specific is 2s. fiti. per Pot. ' Sold by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Stradling, Royal Exchange ; and Emerson, East Smithfield. ELASTIC SPINE SUPPORTERS. SiIOOLBREWS PATENT ELASTIC SPIN E SUP 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 whh the Spme.in caste where they may have been weakened by b ack hirope in. styaments, or from naturalcauses. bile supparting the rand giving extension to the thorax, it counteract' the predisposition to consumption, ao prevalent in our variable climate aiming persona in the earlier stages of life. To those young Gentlemen who, from constant a pplication at the desk and other sedentary employment, frequently deform their per sonal appearance, by contracting the muscles of the chest. and con. se quently producing round shoulders, the Elastic Spine Supporter will be found to counteract such an e ff ec t, ae, on the body resuming ition, an erect posture, it restores the shoul ders to their proper.pos and thus prevents a diafigiiremeot which habit might confirm. It is particularly recominended to those who have the charge of young Indies or Gentlemen, from the age of eight years anti up wards, the Elastic Spine Supporter giviug a natural ease sod elegance to the carriage. All miter contrivances as yet hod recourse to haven nvarifablth e y Proved injurious to the health, by impeding the free expsion o and longs, by winch deformity of the c hest is frequently produced, the health irreparably injured; thy also impede die functions of the abdomical viscera: the Elastic Spine Supporer can have no such edict. A large assortment of the Elastic Spine Supp or ters, from Wm to 30.., may be seen at the Paten tee ' s, A. Shoo:be:A. 31. Jerin many yn. street, St. dames's, who is auth orized to give re....rence3 tO medical gentlemen, both of London and Edinbargh, us to their Bram are attached to the licalcown.). ing• g o t)er e h. l obo illing P° IS•1 01 1 tin. 161' , -... ~..,<., :: ~ ..? „ ,s h : t.:4 - • • „,,, ''.l - .. ' •-. - 7 - 2 • , .• : • ` ‘ , Z ll 6:4' -:;' 1.. '''-' • / - __<.../ / t , , /ete-t--/ Z- -2---) • j e 04 ,30 1 gr ic, A •,« i, :. y • , 1-- .1- : " 1.... ....... _, .. lc L ~.. a- , le , ' .....-- 7," i..-ft -S::::11)'- -..-. ' , ! .....A .. • : si f"; '.... LAC!, _............. it, • 4 r . '' ril L.-. - • 1 / ''..?". 4-- A. — / • • . 7 "... 4 - ,7 " 0" 1 3 41 ~ '7 4;1 11 )". •• ‘ . i r r :• ...e . ... s - " • e. ...I -,1*96r r ... 7, -1 t ."\,&, '• '. t r ,',:l -. '. *b . f• '. -; './ ',(/'". ..' S s . - ' . . . •1 i Ibr 2. f t .‘..• vik 44 . • • . t; : ~ .. ~2. •,•,. 2.1-‘ - ~.. 4 s • tlTt Air ti . _ b t -':-;. -"' 7: k• '4 .- ',,,,4 '-. • - ' 4 , ..,-. L \`, .: ; - -X:'W., '_.' .- ' ...'\•.- ' , 7 . 1 4 1 if . .„; iv) -42*I R ) . ' : ;,• 4 4- . ./: , :... ‘ t, •,-... • ;ft - 1 ... ‘a _....1 41 ,. ,-• . t '• % - - t t'• -f • .‘,.`s , • • ';,•', ..; \ :r I : - .E.:.` " : 4 4. " ' qr . ..- i . '--.\ ‘ lt t 0 1--•-- -.- ...4' 't4- ; • ' . . 6 ' • i r ' ' . f' 1. ' .....‘t'd ';•-t, ... • 2. 1 . 1 . ,. .• • - ( 7. 1 .... ,• I ._. . .., ....pok s • -, , • ---(44-ift.r.........f.4_.L.4. -...-o - r0. , -..;:,-,-:..,....- - -,, , _ 2 .: . lk- :-...‘...„._-_,......-- . - I , 1 ' 4'`) 1 ii0;•I .I..!SY' NIGII7"S (LIZETTE. I Four•{hhs of the while Profit" pre periodically returned to the /ignored. No nit or tee for non-appearance or entrance. Personal appearance before .he Board tmecrisary. As.urances granted on Lives Being to Foreign Climate'. Invalids may be yawn d In all oohs not directly aWectlng the duration of Lice, and, if preferred, they can agiglregg. their Statengenia to JohmSpurgin. Oughlford-street, the Phy"leian, or James &nor, Esq. Fi.abury-scps:tre, the,Surgeon of the Company. Inquine" respeciinl health are co :ducted solely hr ~•idled men. and rent of the c m nen obstacles of insurance remo.ed from the ilct4ils of thh orate. trifiE ORACLE. or tlit INTERRUPTED BACRI FIcki. The 111mie in the abase sit-lilted Opera, coniposnil by P. Winter. as relforrned it the English Opera House, nealy arreneed he Wm. Units. OBERON. The whole of the 'Mole is this admired Opera, by Carl Maria Von %Veber, in three ries, 15e. each, 081 RON t n lection of most onnul-Ir 61400411 . rrnm Vrekett Opera. arras zed in a familiar style; with FlAta, ad lib., by Cur row., in (nor 1%..0kit. 4n. egell. I'VE BEEN IBM 31 INO t a Croatia', arrangeth aa a Rondo, by T. A Itawlineo, 2", DEAVI FETCH, or the Stearn, of gattigven. The 'Maxie of this parpal*lPperaaparlainttl . by Win. Debtlirlhatt dfh : 110.4.006We billtitUtion, Argyll Sgesms, Regent.atreet• DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Ratrkroots"Offfee under Act 6 Gel. 4th. cap 16. sec. C. . Jost: Bozo. Adams-place, Hirgh.atreet, Southwark, dealer in thnher. (Filed August 10.) Jon* this rEtt,C.iftuo, (Douce% tershirc, wine-merchant. (Filed Amami( II ) tIIVitA EL Jonx SHOW?, Marchmont-street, druggist. d August 11.) Average priced Cod from the Bewares received In the week ewda mug August 5 Wlfeat. I Barley. Oat.. I Rye. Brans IQ . s. 41. 4t P. s. A. 7 32 o`, 27 3 43 3 441 7 —SO NX PTS. 3VILLIAM SRINNF.R. I hotor.gArtlen, druggist. to surrender August le. IS, end Klnetnber 22, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. t . ndicitar, Mr. Burnet, Cuhhorpe.t.la.e, Gray's Inn-road. 11117111: CLARE ADRARAM. Houndsditett, oilman, August 22. and Szpteinher 22. at 11, at th , , Bankrupts' Court. Silicitor, 1,70 , gr, Lord Mayor's Com* Office, Hord Exchange. ELL..g .lAxm,or, flolLsirobe 11.gis. 1) •vnnshire, tanner, Rep. tOwhtt 14 J. and 22. at 11. at the U'ince Tuna Inn, Tiverton. Ste. ktitort, Mt. Ilallings,Thertou; and Alessrs. Bttthain and Sun, ‘ir IitRIA3. by an .Omer of the Itight Litman* .1/17 the 140 High ChaisceNer ef Orem Reims. beeriertialt the 19th day of June, 182$, made in the mutter of the Reverend LIMA RII.FRANK. of unsound mind, late of WitHherne in the (*Aunty of Nottingham. Clerk. whereby it was refrersl te. J :mss William Farrel., E,41., ere of the Masten of the Hight:nun of Chancery, to inquire and certify whether there were any and what Debt% due and owing by the raid Eta. Frank. and to whom.both be. Gore and rinse finding the Inquinvon in this matter (which thq u i. sition was hoick:nos the Ist day of August, VIVI, until the 11.11 dav of the same month., Sunday excepted). the Creditnta of the said I;slward Frank are forthwith to come in and prove their Ddits be fore the said 3last r, at his Cilanitera in Southamico Chancery-lane, London ; or in default thereof they will be excluded tie benefit of the wild order. 11. W. BULI,, Carlton Chambers, 12, Reetnt.sireet, Snitcher to the Heir-at-Law of the said Ifelwaid Frank. MORAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, FOR THE WORKINO CIASSES. • This day is rubiwled, price Sixpence, and to be Lad of H. St elliMan and of every ilookssllet end Newsman.. Freiman's court, Cionlull. • I/IrcoN. Wul.atl,Stnffortl+hfre, file-cutter, Aucust 16, at 8, 6epte über 17 and 22, at 1., nt the %VGA Pack Ira, Lb ming haul. Sal:rigors, aleviri. Wheeler and lknnett , Jultn.street, Bed- Fr 11 E POZ)R NI N'S FRIEND, or Companion for the Working (dames giving them useful iformartion ar i d advice: betng the System of Moral and Political Philosophy laid down and exemplified by COBB ETT. •.! This Kleine:vary Treatise. o r Grimmar of M o ml and Po. liticil Philosophy. Is sold complete for Sixpence. No copy fa go nuine which has not the head in the title.page. Tim puididie tress with gentlemen whn may wish in take a quantity for distri lmtntn ; and also with schoolmasters who mar he inclined to Intro duce it as a class.book into the lk:atiunal Sehouis. Ir bootwlso more insteuvive matter than any work of the same sixes and peke, that has ippaared for many a day. The beautiful wood-erigraving is alone *oath half the money. finid.tow t and ..1);. S nith. Walsall. II t ',LTA at TArHAM. NOlti”thaTl, Pesonantifittlurer, A (trust 24, 21;. and Sep ember 22, at 11, at the Fling Mine Inn, Not tinxbam, Solicitors, Alcestis. Hurd end Johnson. Temple; and 31r. iirealoy, Not tingliat.o. Illcu Ant, KENT. Liverpool, atergeon, A 'lgloo 24, 2S. and Sep tenth: r 22, at I, at the Golden Linn Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Finl•Ar and Mr. Rabies n, Liverpool; and Mr. Chester, s.np'e Inn. JiisEra Grass, Chml, Somersetshire, ironmonger. August 28, 22 and Sept. 22, at 1, at the Commercial Rooms, Coen.street, Wend. Solievors, Messrs. Pool , firecntield, and Gamlen, iirav's..ina-alittars; and Messrs. A. and J. Lived, Broad-strer, 11r3strd. PETER ALLEN, and Joint SMITH, Alrester, Warwick, mil. lent, Aug. 30, 31, at4l.tirpt. 22, at 12, at the Swan Inn, Alcrater. Solicitors, Megan. Dux awl Alger, Milford-tow ; and Mr. J. Snow. Alee. , s r. Joint Iturrw, Htl ton, Cornwftll, leather-seller, Aug. 22, 23, and Sept. 22. at I, at the Catnnorreisl [[coma, Corn-street, Bristol. Solicitors. Mesita. Board,llon and Hewitt. Bread.street, Cheats side ; and Me /64 Bevan and Britian, 'mall-street, Bristol. RICHARD 'Witham, Lancaster. maltster„ Sept. 7. 8, and 21,„ at 19„ at IleasP. Mahlon and Banks's office, Preston. ftdiei or., Mr. Norris, John-street, Betlford-row ; and 111.1sta. Ri•htan and ranks. Preston. r4ATIIAT MARY GOUGH. led AWN (lotion. Mandl. Het, ONlBol..opiat:rfl, Sept. 0,7, a•'d 22, at 2. at \\*bites Hotel, King-street, Manthesur. Solicitors, Mr. John Hampton, Manchester; and Measrs. Ellis, Sons, Wahusley, and Gorton, hattrer 'Anne. ' GEORGE llonsox and Joint Sentratan, Liverpool, hide- !nen bants, Aug. 30. 31. and Sept. 22, at 11, at the George Inn, Aisle street. Liveriool: Soltciteat, Mr. E. Chester, Staple-ind ; and Mr. '1 bonus .I)avenport. I,nrd. s trtet, Livrrpnol. • J ore* CU LLEw, Liverpool, shoemaker, Aug. 23, 211, and Sept. 22. at I. at the G.‘nrge Inn, 1)41e-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Leigh, Chrlotte-rosr, 31ansiou-house; and 31r. Leather, Li verpool. Axle IloorEn, Worcester, innkeeper. Aug. 21. at 4. 22, and Sept. 22, at 11, at the Unicorn Inn, ‘Voree..ter. Solicitors, Mr. Vr. R. Kirg, Serjeant's;inn, Fleet-street; and Mr. J. M. (.road, Cheltenham. THOMAS HYDE. Portsroud, Cheater, Brindle-maker. 211, and Sept. 22. at 9 . , at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Mancht:ster. Solicitors. Mr. Potter, Princess.street, Manchester; and Messrs. ffl tine and Parry, Temple. JOHN WIDTFIELD SWIFT. Liverpool, book:eller, Aug. 21, 30, and Sept. 22, at 12, at the Oaorge Inn, Dal.? o.trett, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messts. 04, Gregory. and F•tulkner, Bedeurd raw and Alr.Thos. Houghton, StithamV-builtlings, Lord-street, Liv rpaol. RICHARD BENTLEY, BOIDM-1-.3100tt1, Lancashire, machine. maker. Aug. 25, Sept. 6, and 22, at 11, at the Star Inn, notches. ter. Solicitors, Messrs. A ll:ngton firegrrry, and Faulkner, Bed , I ford-row; Mr. It. Morris, Wigan; and .llr. T. Merry, Bolton-le- 31norm. - GEORGE POORE and HEWRY POORE, Pavement, Moodieldr, breerchew-maker, Aug. W. at 12, &pt. 2, at 11l aril 22. at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicior, Mr. Brown, Birchin-lane. DIVIDENDS :. Sep.. 1, A. Francis, HtxhfallXrn, linen-draper, at eleven. at the Bankrupt's Court —S-pt. 2; J. Copeland, Burslem. Stalled. shire, grocer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Cour—Sept- 2, J. Bentley and J. Beek, Coenhilh watchmakers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Shpt. I, J. Perkins, Bull Wharf-lane. Upper Thatnes.street, statinner, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court — Sept 8, R. Shave; Grwee'es-alley, IVellelose-square, linen-draper, at ten. at the Bankrupts' Court—Sept 2, I). FL ll'ood, Dean. street, Soho. creachmnker, at eleven, at the Buekrupts' Court Sept. I, T. Wagstaff% Bristol, wharfinger, at one, at the Com mercial Rooms, Bristol—Sept. 2, J. Leadley, Fette..lane, sta tioner, at eleven. at the Bankrupts Court—Oct. 6, I'. T. Mare, .1. Mare, rind W. Mate. Plymouth. smiths, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel., Devorport—riept. 5, R. Braddock, Portwood-within. Brinnington, Chester, conton•spinner, at two, at the Star Inn, Manehester—Sept. 12. X. Lethoridge, Carmarthen-street, Totten ham Court.rned, carpenter, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court Oct. 20, J. Sard and J. Smither. St. Martin's-lane, woollen diapers, at -eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Sept. 4, G. R. Olt tee, Bristol, tobaceecitt, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bei.. tol—Sept. 22, 1. Blamtleld, Fleet.nr rset, innkeeper. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—telpt. 1, 0. Mi le, Weak! street. Cheapside, silk-rntinufacmrer4 at melte, at the Ba iltrupts' Court—Sept. I. E. Home and C. Willan, Jermyn-str. et, St. James's, milliners, at eleven, ct the Bar.ktupts' Court—Sept. 2, P. Coyne, IVelbeek strert, Civendhdr-square, apothecary, at tea, at the Bankrupts' Court—Sept. 5, T. V. Latham and J. Parry, Devonshire.equare, merchants, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court—Sept. 1, S. H. Ryland and J. Knight, Horelydown, lightermen, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court—Set.t. 19, C. Cleverly and J. Hutchinson, Chia. well-street, linen-drapers, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. CEIITIrIeATEs.—sEPTE mien 1. W. C. Tharntliwaite and. J. Wills, Fleet-street, iron mongcrs—F. Harling, Portland-stmt, Brighton, brazier—J. Knight and H. Lacey, Patcrturster-row, booksellers—G. Hutch. inson, Bardesley, Warwick, dealer and chapman—W. Jackson, Ifolbeck, Leeds, corn•nreiller—J. Kirby. Flolbeck, heeds, maltster —J. Wair.house, Halifax. dyer—O. 'l'. Kirby, Finch.lanc, Corn hill, stock and share broker—R. Starter, filinories, baker—Louis thews, Frome-Selwood, Somerset, plumber—M. Robinson and W. Partridge, Birmingham, whartingers—T. Milligan, Hanway. f.treet, Oxford-etreel, hahertlasher—T. Sedgwiek, Fenchurcle. street. nee/cheat—S. Funds, New Bond-street, hatter—R. B. Nrylele, rirsidshaw, Illanchetuer, bleacher—T. Diacce, Newman striret;Oxfor&street, picture-dealer-IV. Chersman, Portsea, corn ' , taus bsawet—J. Groom. iiratford, Herta, tailor—M. 11. Botibol. s'Ao:sqtraie. ostrich feather manufacturer—H. Ealy and T. Ealy, Minorieei wholesale slorellersd—J. Genial, Bradford, Wilts, keeper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WEIN and CARGILL, Arbroath, tamale's, at Faitweather's In Jour i t i r::r ( rv ia tt r, , ,, Se 6 p i t a em ‘ga be w r , g la oc n e d r, lt a l, t a t 12. 6 12. ambers of Mr. Alexan der Morrison, Glasgow, S(ptember 9 and 23, at 12. Rongwr It essuLt. Tatlabout, miller, at the Tontine Inn, iCnpar, Fite, :Septembe r 9 and 23, at 19. Jastri Warsotr, Cupar, merchant, at the George Inn, Cupar, ISepterutrer. 5 and 19,.at I. lion RUT SMITH, Darnley, bleacher, at the ehamberslof Messrs. Mite Hell and Grahame, Glasgow, September 4, at 1. Tfloat as. MUIR, Kirkaldy, grocer, at Low's Inn, Kirkaldy, Aujgust 28. at 1. JOHN MITCHELL, :St. Ninian's, near Stirling, mr.nufacturer, at,olbbis Inn, Stirling. August 26, at 3. GILLEaPIE and KIRKHAM, Edinburgh, builders, at M'Ewen'a Rnonis, Edinburgh, August 15 and 29, at 12. WILLIAM CRAIG, Parkhend, near GI isgnw, surgeon,' at the Lyceum Rnoms, (.Isstrow, Angost 16 and 31, at 12. Jodie CHARLES, Idinburgh, can dle-maker, at the Royal Ex dstitge Coffce-hnilse, Edinburg h, August 16 and SO, at 2. JAMEa GORDON and Sox, 01.1.guw, grocers, at the Prince of Vales Tavern, Glat‘gnw, August Ili and 31, at 2. L and JOHN' 11 ACV IC An. Keirtield, near Stirling, bleachers, at'Gibbs Inn, Stirling, August Band 29, at I. wit. LIAM HENDERSON, Guiltriehill, A vrshire, cattle-dealer, at James Drownlee's Inn, Muybole, August 17 and 31, at 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. P. Ilall, and 1. Hadfield, Frogliall, Staffordshire, paint and rolcur-manufarturers—J. Harding and 11. S. Harding, Solihull, '.i.isrgeonti—N. Roberta and It. Roberts, Ilackner-road,soap-manu- H tLe.tuccrs—F. Satigrose and W. De Levante, Princes-street, fur , vcyo7s—W. Pratt and W. Pratt, jun.. Richmond, Vorkshire,wine ,l merchants—J. Wheate and P. Reasley. Cheapside, tailors—C. -Wright, J. Riley, and G. Taylor, Derbishire,.joiners—W. Bailin, Daventry, and U. Smith, Newcastle. mercers—D. Anstin and W. Fisk, Mile-end, coal-merchants—O. Rinses. Nem egd G. Ilinves, Jun., Southampton, plumbers—J. Ryan and W. D. Ctill.bertson, tireot Wincheater-strcet. merchants-0. Robinson and T. Inman, Keighley, Yorkshire, joiners—J. Robertson, sen., J. Oughtenwin, and W. Robenson, (itecnock, taaclunts, so far an il bo E r l . !%A ig S h h ( l im a n n ee Tt r le o e t o o f re t the tt ir i r i l a t i t n ti b ozo r u n ra d nle the e the 19. h day of Jane. 1:1211, made in that matter of the Heveretol ED WARD FRANK. of unsound mind. late or Winiliarpe Hall, in the County of Nottingham, Clerk, whereby it was referred to Jao.ea William Farrel-, Esq. ' one of the Al a.ters of the High Court of Chancery. to inquiry at•tl certify whether thcre were. of th e and *hat Charges and Incuntbranc. affecting the Estate said Etl 4 / 1 1111 Frank, and the nature thereof, ail Persons claitn'ng to have arlf charge or Inctunbranee upon Inc Estate of the said Ed ward I'raak are forthwith to souse in and prove their said Charges and Inctimbra ee+, before the said 31aster. at bin Chamber% in Soli doom ton. Chancery-lane, Lontl..n; or, in default thereof, they wi'l he excluded the benefit of the said order. H. W. nu I.L, Carlton Chambers, 1., Regent-wreet. Solicitor to the Heir-at-Law of the raid Et want Frank. ANNUITIES. riIHE Trustees of the Additional Church erecting in the Spa-roa4l, Bermondsey, Sorrel, are de-irons of ohta ning the SU.II of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, by ANNUITY on • LIFE or LIVES, to be secured by half yearly payments upon the Hires to he made by the Trustees ' under t to authority of an Act of Parliament payed last Session ; and the Truste24 will meet at the Workhouse, in Ruter-11.street, Bermondsey, on Wenn F.SDAY. the 23,1 of August next, at Ten o'clock in the morning prech.ely, to receive proposals from any persona willing to advance any part of the sum, not being less than 3001. Promos''s, stating the age of she life or lives. an d tlmgnnuity re. gutted, may be forwarded to the Clerks at any tmle &litre the day of the meeting; or the Trustees may be attertlgd at the litn.nd place afortasid. The Trustees will have the oerurities prepared at their expert..ie. Further information may be obtained at the Clerk's Office, 186, Bautpodacy.street. B. and O. DREW, Clerks. INTERF,S - rING AND USEFUL FAMILY BOOK. '- TIM FAMILY ORACLE of eIIEALTII . ; or, Map:Me of D .rtrestie Economy, Medicine. and Good Living. Adapted to all Ranks of Society, from the Palace to the Cottage. Edited by A. F. engt.L. M.D. F.R.S. &c., and W. M. W A LI.Ae E. Esq. Assisted by a Committee of Scientific Gen , lemen. . . To be had, by order, of an fliwok.ellera and Nortymthi in the United Kingdom. either in single lithornbers, or in Sias. PTice Our Shining each. Each Numbcr complete in its. If. - The following are but a few of the Contents of each Num ber. sieve the firm publication of the Work, and can only give a slight ides of it+ uti.ity : The Oracle of Health for July. containing—The Treatment of Cholera Morhas or Bile Flux—Emollient Clnitrir fey ditto—On the Medical Properties of Wines—The Aduhfratlon of Wino— Easy and effectual Me - linds for the Treatment of Acei:ients—On Fashionable Diseases, by Dr. Adair—Rules for Travelling in Eng land—For Travelling on the (.'.ontinent—The Advantage of Lave- memo' and Orden, in Costive Habits Recipes for varintui Clymer% —To Cure Stammering or Hesitation of Speech—Captain Jekyll's Vapour Bath—To Improve the Sight by fl•sected fihisses--The Monopoly of Tea—Dangerous Effects of Swallowing Fruit Stoles —Receipt for Making the Chair of Longevity—To Ctire a /Squint —Case of Poisoning from eating Pheasant. itc. &e. • Content* of No. I. (Fifth Edition).—About I,odo copies of this Number were sold lb Lon ion alone, in tie drat two weeks.—Oyster Eating. by Dr. Eitcm.tier—Metlic+l Elite;. of ()ysiera in Con sumptions and*Ferem—Effects of S4 , ok:ng Tobacco on the Health —Eating Scientiiicalli—Circassian Mode of Procuribg fine Eyc- Lashes: at no eipertee. No. 11. (Falb Edition) contains—Easy Shaving on (~hymieal Principles—Slcdical EfFets on Health by Beer. Porter, and Ale, by Sir A. Carlisle and Mr. Braude—Aleans of Escaping Gout and 'l%e 'disco. Nearly Forty Artielealw la o. nl llli. (Fif • Bailin-3) emitainr-.4WeeklY Plana en r a i rilv Eminent —Estimate% for Incomes of a Guinea a Week and 500/..1 Year—Disatses Cured without Melicine, by Diet and Regimen ouly—Nervous Females. In all above Forty Articles. No. IV. (Fifth Edition) Seicitl4l Melancholy—Prescriptions for Asthma • and Rhea/tedium—Err*" in Education causing ISuicide —Utility of Silk IVaistrosts—Esperimenta on Beef, Vcal, Pork, &c. by Sir A. Cooper—Dcak 'Neese', contracted in count ing houses--D&Nders of the Urinary Organ& In all above forty Article , . No. V. (Fifth Edition) —Holiday plume of Young. People— ! Laxative Draught for disorderet! Stomach—Art of Thriving—The Beauty of the Hyea—Nervous Diseases, cau+ed by Novel Reading —Means of improving the Tonc of the Voice. In all about fifty I Articles. No. VI. (Fifth Fddition)—Cla.gnw Punch, a Preventive of 1 Gout. Gravel, and Stone 4 by W. Graham. E . g. Ap othecaries and their A bominables--Scienre of Strengthening Exercise—Rules for Sleep. In all above fifty Article.. No. VII. (Fifth Etlitiuo) —Alarm of Small Pox after Vacci nation, with Teats of Security fur all who have been vatcinated. 1 from one to twenty years ago; by Dr. Gregory—Economical Experiments on Wheat, Bread, Butter, Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Cols, &e.—Diteaser from Shaving and muff-taking. In all aboutlifty No. VIII. Marks of Consumption, ust beginning, begun. con firmed—Tests of Danger in Consamption—Rest method of Clean ing the Teeth—Ladylorgan's Tooth•hrush and strengthening Wash for the Teeth and Goma—Qualities of A rrow.root—kleonotny or • avtitTman of Small Income. No. IX..—To check Consumption. 'and draw is off from the. Lungs—To prevent or relieve a Consumptive Cough—Caner of. Cough--Powerful Cough Preventive-..-Rconomy of a Bachelors who has VV. a vest—Ladice Diseases. No. X.—Disorders from Overgrowth—Alkaline Draught for Acidities and Weakness—Removal of Weakness—Core of Ulcers in dm Lungs—Whets for Breakfast—Economical Estimates for 1601. and 2001. a year—Economical home-brewed. No. Xl.—Summer Amusements for Invalida—flow to Harden and Strengthen the Bones--Cause and Remedies for Freckles— Roman Balsam for the Skin—Purifying Water for toe skiu-- Net wins indigestion. No. XII.- Desk Diseattes—Caums and Symptoms of Piles— Openlnz Pills for slow Bowels—Laxative for Piles—lnfallible Test of the Value of Hops—Scots hutch Potch—Ruined Constitu dons and early Old Age ! Close and Preventives, &c. No. X 111.—Currents msd Patronage of the Oracle—Bowel Corn plaints of hot weather—Treatment of Cholera Mottos, or Bile flux—Bitter Tonic for the Rowell. No. XlV.—Hints for choosing Spectacles, by Dr. Kitchener— School Diseases and School Vices, by Dr. A. P. Buchan—Treat ment of the consequent Debility—Evils of Boarding Schools ex posed--k ronornical Elder Wine. ice.. No. XV.—New Worm Medlcines—Method of cleaning Ferni tore—Nledical Critiques on 011 Women's Pte.teriptions..-Valliahle Secrets for ArnateurDrinker*--.llemedy for - Morning 11g:id-ache— lteceiptfor Macassar 00.sialiedveir of +llla:dignity by Landon Physicians, &c. No. XVl.—Disorders of the Bowels in Infancy—llannwement. of Infants and Children in Health nod Diseasc—TreatmAt nt Scarlet Fever and Measles--Strengifiening Lotion fos BAktoos alai Thin Hair, &c. No. XVIL—Loch-law cured by Tobacco—Cancer cared by ttasterwort Plaster—The Beauty of the Eye-brows--Nerves of the Liver and its Companionship with the Skin ; striking filMe—Pre ientives of Gout— Aledical Critiques on Old ll'utuen's I'rescrip- Lions, &c. No. XVlll.—Remedies for Acidity and Indigestit.n, by Dr.' Pemberton—Soda Pills for Acldity—Amateur Salad-Making—Re ceipt+ tbr Italian and English Salads—Dr. Blundell's Experiments on Injecting Blood into the Human Veins—History anti Nye p toms of }looping Cough; Roche's Embrocation for 'looping tr.tig'). Published by J. Bolcock, IW, Strand, and to be had of all Ilooasellets in Town and Country. Vols. 1. and 11. arc now complete, and may be had, by ceder, o any Bookseller. IVELCII'S PENIALE PILLS halm ob.i tained the sanction and aOr libation of Gentlemen of the Me dical Profession, as a safe and ealbible Medicine, in rentuviagob strnetiorts, and relieving otherinoorrveniences to which the•femate fra:ue is liable, especially those wbech, at an early peeled otlife, ire quentls arise from want of exercise and a general debility of the us. tem. They create an appetite, unreel indigestion, remove giddlneas and nervous headache , and are erninently useful In wlndf'disuitlem, pains In the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpilationeeif the Purchasers ere requested to remark. that, as a testimony erims thenticity, cash bill of directions is signed with the Dards isf " IL KearleTi" in writing. Sold wholesale and retail, in lottidan by, 0. Wlghtmun and Ctamp, 24, Paternoster-row, (late of'Pleet- , street iy Barclay and one, )'l.mt.uwirket ; Norbert and'; Sons, St. Paul's t;lturch-yard ; Sutton and Co., Bow Church-yard; Sanger, 1.50, Oxford-street., opposite Bond-street; Evan.: and San, 1 , l i ong.lane, Smithfield ; .101inson, Breek-street, Sao: Ilutlcr and Sons, Cheap.ide Godfrey Arindus, Bidieptgate-street ; 11. Mack rill, 33, Whitechapel ; and by all country vender's, at A. per boy. • • „ It is necessary to incomes the—publie that Reamlresisaba onlyoriginal anti genuine nseelkine,ml has beim iPtelitgi W . 1t 416 ' , lot mote than cla.lty ytari. UNIVERSITY IgTELLrGE CAUIIIIIII/GE, FNMA?. rieataT IL Geo-ge LeapingwelL Roo. N.A. of Corpus Gliriati college. wen, is the Ud hr at. unatairnmAly elotte4 Ore of she Eiluire Betide o f thin university. in the room of the , late Mr. Ware. The Rev. Dr. Wrer.oh. of trinity Dail, Rcetne of litnwting, Kent, hoe b.ren elected 3linister of the Chapelry of Blakenny. Gbineesterahire, vacant by she death of the Vdnerabie Archdeacon SetxlPold. •On Tuesday last, the Lord Bishop of Petefhornugh inntituhal Cie Rev. Conies Arnold, D.A to the Rectory of Wakerig, in the county of Northampton; Vacant by the 4es-ion of the Reverend Henry Atle). on the ponontation of the 31areittin of liavtr. The Lord Ilkhop of Lincoln intends holding his neat ordination at Buckdeo, on Sunday the 24th of September. SlilliPlNG INtELLIGILVCS. LIVERPOOL, T.HustanaY, Audityr Arrived the thiebee packet, Ditetburn, .frtri Quebec; Tattle& lane.. Johnnon. from Stvannah ; and Promise, Shears, from Quebec, au eight o'clock. The Batik, 111i1hr, and Fidelity, English; from Quebec, have arrived at Cork. ..... The General Wolfe, Sletworth, from Quebec, has arrived at &Wel. The Dawson, —, from Miramichi, has arrived at Lssa. caster. Sailed yesterday the J.,lin Wells, for New York ; Seaforth, fot Demerara; a•sd 211e.litcrtaneen packet, for Genoa sad Leghorn. Sailed this day, the Prseverance, for Calcutta. raLatotrrie, Aucig.—Sailed the Aid. Palmier, foe Miran-kW 4 and the Venue, Nash, for Bristol.—WhaN.N. l ,l'. PLICSIOUTU, Auo. tie Percival, Lethaby, for go. John's, N.lt—Wind W.N.W. PORTSMOUTH, A uo. 10.—Arrived the Catadir.e. sint7r. r- .n bontlun. Sailed the Atlas, PAO; Phi Waterittyd.—Whut to W: ULAL, AVG. 10—A Awl+ and a bark, hon;eward Loudit, and taming into t! , e Downs. —R ind E.N.E. • ORAVESENII, AUG. 10:--Arrieed the John, Barnett, frOPI 1 1 0.. teraborgh ; Lady Frenree. Barre, from ditto; Ruby. Por troth ditto; Sinioa Taylor, Meek, from Jinn. ; Aurora, tilwad,:i, from PSllsu; Sir E. Paget ' d•jm 112iigal ; Mary, Small, from Rigs; Andrmnrds, Blair, Ctrli Quebec. railed the lndusirie. Mtsluff. for Marseilles; .Fetetes; Travers, for Netefouodiartil • Deux Antis, —, for Ant - Mepi 11RIY.T0t, AVG. 10 —Arrested the Ber, faint, from Newfound. lair',; the Herald, hiremoritz, trout ;'aite the John au& Robert, Jones, from Arrived off Brighten the Scotaahm,itoctrjamaica. . Farther particulars of the less of the Whale Ofp Jean :—Aftef.: a tempertuous voyage. she arrived at the Sfewt lee Of Greenland 12th April I she had a crew et 61 mem 10 ►enurse of Oils days, 3,070 seamy' were killed, On the 18th Aprftsh awful tempest ac rd high sea wrecked her amidst the loose read heavy ice. she with water and was entitel.7 imusepod. Laceptina a smell 'porti se of The quarter deck, where the crew vemainad for the -sitace of firer 'days. The accident occurred in let. 'Or 20. '14., long. 11/. Ti.c , sufferings of the crew were extreme. It waa.res.aved to make fur. Iceland ; and they reached that country in abOut 314 hou►y in two small boats, traversing a space notes than IAI mites. They WNW kindly entertained in that hospitoble country until tae lff h Duty, a lien a rassage was obtained an a Dani.h brig to Shetland ; ftuatt' thence the remainder of the crew liar been carried to Pete.e.eaff. by his 3lejestia ship Investigator. CORONER'S INQUEST. The following in a brief outline of the inquest which was held on Wednesday and Thursday last, at the Star and Garter, Kirkstally, before Mr. Farr, the Coroner, upon the body of Ruben Croats:and, a huckster, at Bradford, whose sudden death, with other particu lars, we stated last week : Crossland, his wife, and a friend, were returning from beetle market, on the 4th of July last, and had arrived at Bradtbed his wife was walking arbour two yards behind the cart in which. Crossland was, the friend was walking before Mrs. Crossland. A butcher, of the name of Cromack, cairn out of a public-holm.. and took liberties with Croseland's wife ; she called to the person before her, who advised him to let her alone; the husband came to tier nasistance, and seized Cromack by the coat lap and threw him off. Some al.eteation ensued be tween them, but they then parted. Crossland, his wife, and friend, arrived at home, and having unloaded the east, and removed the horse's trappings at his own door, Cromack canter • from behind some corner or pillar. and struck Crossland sense less to the ground, with a constable's staff; Cromack thew beat the friend also severely with the staff, and leffhim ; on Crewel land's wife calling Cromack a murdering iiiHain or some suck epithet, he struck her also a severe blow. C romac k walked awayv and told some persons, who were assembled, that he had fetched his staff from home, and had murdered Crossland. Mr. Beau mont, the surgeon, was sent for, who found Crossland insensibie front a blow lie had received below the left eye. lle continued insensible two days. Ile recovered in three weeks, so as to 1w able to do his business as usual, but still complained of pain in his head. Cromack was detained in custody until Crest_ land was considered to be out of danger, when he wax liberated. on bsil, mod afterwards compromised the assault for a sum of money. Crossland came to Leeds on Tuesday, August Ist, and our his return complained of being very poorly, having great install s ! nets in his head ; when near the Cardigan Arms, he fell back wards in his cart, and vomited considerably. Ile was conveyed tee Kirkatall, to the Star and Barter, and Was attended by Mr. Lay cock, surgeon, of &slinky. The symptoms were very similar to those of apoplexy. Crossland died within four hours, and upon examination of the body by Mr. Layeock and Mr. Dom, sur geons, of Bramley, coagulated blood was found in the ventricles of the brain ; Mr. Layeeck not knowing of the blow, did not ex amine the skull itself. The evidence not being sufficiently satisfactory, Mr. Chorley. et Leeds ; Dr. 31"furk and Mr. Brauntont, of Beadford ; with Air. Laycock and Mr. Dreg, of Beemley, re-examined the body on Thursday, when a severe fracture was found in the skull, ex tending chiefly into the orbit, and also into the molar and frontal bones. Dr. M'Turk stated the symptoms when he saw the deceased the day after the accident, and that the symptoms, immediately thui gerous, gradually subsided, and considered that the blow had caused his death but thought it possible from Croesland's tatcd state, that any extraordinary exertion might have produced • apoplexy. Probable cnuse of de ith was the accident. Mr. Itniumont considered Crossland perfectly recovered, at the And of the third week; that his death was to be attributed to the remote injury of the head; but that spontaneous apoplexy might take place independent of this accident. Mr. Laycock, at 3 P.se, on Tuesday, found Crossland in a state of stupor; had bled him and used other remedies, but he died within four hours. After death found congealed blo od in the veu- Icicles of' the brain, more in the right than in the left; considered (previous to observing the fracture, and knowing the other cir cumstances) that his death might have been nutted from rapture of a yes el. Mr. Dirg assisted Mr. lay rock; the brain was healthy. and (mind coagulated blood, but did not think it had been effused a month ago. Mr. Chorley had examined the body ; the viseeta of the thorax and abdomen seemed perfectly healthy ; there was an extensive fracture of tl.e skull, and absorption in one part had taken place, and was of opinion, from the evidence ad.'uced, that some previous excitements at the time of his becoming insensible might have contributed towards his death; but dist the blow had led to a train of ammonite, which ultitua.ely caused his death. Mr. Ban- then addressed the Jury in a very impartial manner, and stated the law upon the point. That if they considered that Gromack's passion had time to settle between the first quarrel and the second, it should be brought in wilful murder; if nut, that if must be considered manslaughter ; but that they must give the prisoner any advantage they possibly could. The Joey retired for about twenty minutes, and brought in a Yet. dict of Manslaughter. The parties were bound over to prosecute at the ensuing county Assizes. After the inquest, the friends of Charles Cromack, against whorl) the venliet of Manslaughter was given, attempted to menet hip dayu liberation r on bail, but failed.—lle ant to lork Castlison lieu, ; +on, ogh i non. ant). !very bury. 1-put entity, ig one ut id r, end After. I, and 4inurn, ning. .r.Pot, of the King• inform mcel or ore her aid fa pack e, .tone !