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4 • , / " 37/ ) . r 7 4. ( _ "rt ,-- Z*l ; ; t _ / 7 1 _J i 4 ' :;ENCE. 1: `TS. Tuesday at Boa -lull ay at Platt's-gteas m,ey.green, Thursday ulf-3 loon, Gottatoee d Saturday, at Sander. Sr. .bree o'clock yesterday sq. Coroner for West. 'use of Jesse McAss, squire into the death of atl T e of Germany. sworn, took a view of le WAR lying in hi s b e d which the inquiry was Tntanv, stated that he Mee Of Germany, e t• e. rears ago, most part uQ nets has studied Physic ter at Berlin; but since in assistant to Mr. H e . n Geeil.street, & mac. idence in ibis ceponey e sly the malady had ir: ti the religious doctrines id him disposseseed of rears of age, and In ex. mice a severe cold, a n d nesday List he returned deceased with the dec, easoned quite correctl y. tined with the detested e a letter to his aunt at of know to whom. li e wanted, and recollected tnees offered to go after tie him ; however, wit. minutes without it, as ng the house, he met in seed, who said, ‘• Yo u I have spoken to you " tad taken poison during fortitude enough to sine 'Ann/knee, and ran up t proper antidotes. K t e had many years con., to live, he must die. Oregorie, but was too d he understood be died is, addressed to him b► we. It was read by the Its purport was to in. I had taken opium, and ends at Berlin of his un. m? ht it with me from Ger. filch I am very subject. in your drawer broiight h with me from ng in Titchborne-street, Liregorie on Wednesday :ase of poisoning. 11 . 1:. deceased in a very bad er persons, were endea. but could not suecce.i. opened his /mouth, gird tgin, but it had no efect. plum pult erized. Wit. procured his stomach sl nearly a pint and a water several times, till , and the usual remedies but nothing could KVC morning. ace, the Jury were called ny that had been brought *ceased was of unsound !turning a verdict of filo iry individually for their tour ti,r filo ds se. it was usual for the mi. R. ar.d the Foreman Ide. heir former opinion, land only one course to pursue. o the room, and the Co o be his opinion that the gement, returned anent. ked the Doctor most col. ANT. fore 1. Mons. Esq., es of Jscoli otherwise Za. lothes on, lifeless, on the rtf , ml.place, Drury-lane. Cher than the name he had to house, stated, that the ionths, but he was Ito 'Very cry ►ittle of him. She be. nds, but she was nut sure .Ige, applied to the parish last fortnight. 'me out that for a number e in the room. oo that the are a fatal effect on the , ropriety of int rifting the room made eomfortahle n it, as at present it way done, and the Jury found f God, which wad accele- gentlemen connected with view the body and inspect Lately recognised the un tg certificate t Cmoner's Inquest tat yes -1,11111 Brown, of revectable orfolk ; but has, for many y former imprudence, and member of the bacilli of . S. E. Batten, Barrow, cf e, of Lincoln's Inn-ticiCs, Kent, the lily of the R. )n. Drell, Corbyn Lloyd, Mgr youngest daughter of John ndswmth. Id., William. eldest son of Apostle. to tiarah, eldest q. of Buckingham-stre et . is. !tlr. Benjamin Waller, oighter of Thomas Kinder, )f her age, Mrs. Young, the reet, H ses-placc. -square, on the 13th inst. Vernon, widow of die Isis "I" (:as. Esq a t die Teri. Beaulieu Ledge, iVirch• lernatical Instrument maker, t Iconham, in Asks Nina, nas Ayre Browband, M.P.. of the Rev. Edward B , - enterprising traveller, after we country, was bastming d fatal disease. a tlton Faun. Van furling. in the 45th year of ad nine children to ismeat 'as born at Shtlert, near St. the most fortunate eireutri• der which the agriculturd commonly felt by bim, and em b ar k with his * ire sea A u stralasia. Ili, exertions fleets calculated to ham in 4 hi s infinite wisdom, basins d, it is hoped the protecting id influence in behalf of %lA' BRID ,, nE TH 9. IS Di " a b et veiling, 17 oflo_ ------------ Office, by J. li. Cria.T .c.tiiioX, lam para., No. 7,158. London 19th Nov 182% NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY-HOUSE, LO:VDON, 11'0v.19,11111L NFORMATION has hem this day revived list E;rSt:l. has been SUNK of 1)UNW1CII, on the Coast of f a.snd now lies with the Mats mmetimes above water, in a d o gerona to the navigation. o rs hare been inued tor lacingi a WRECK BUOY ":11,0tuglInialmediately, the marks mod bearings of which will be pub. . 00 1 for t h e information of the trade. ' Au Wreck Buoys are coloured Green. By Command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. UR TO MARIN TRINITY-NOUSE, LONDON, Nov. lb, IBM VOTICE is hereby giros, That menials! to the Ilin tendon summed in the Advertisement from this House, oder date the let instant, BUQYB have been placed on the N.E. ref t BAUDSEI' SAND, and on the RIDGE of ORFORD NEita. The following particulars relative to those Buoys are published for the Information of Navigation, yiL N.E. BAUDSEY BUOY, Black. lan Rao, is placed in 5 fathoms water, with the following Rinks and bearings : bow Light at Orfordness, in one with Aldbro' Charth, bearing - - - N. E. bN. N.B. Buoy of the Minting . . . N. bE. E. rpotr Buoy of the Whiting . N. W. hN. N. t. gaoy of the Shipwisn . - Y. bS. W. Baoy of Bandar, Sand . . Hr. S. W. IS. Bindery Cbtieeb • • • -W.N. W. ON THE RIDGE, Bieck. This Buoy is placed in 4 fathonn watet on that Shoal, about II auk distuit from Octgidness Point, with the blowing marks and been* Sour Church to the left of a ?dartello Tower eat Sla:den- house. bearirg N. W. b. N. t;tord Church and Castle just open of each td o r f og ,iness High Light . S.W. b W.PV. By Command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. PORT OF LO.VDON, N 05.12, 1822, FOR SALE, BY Oder of Me Ronourabk the Commissioners of his Rifest?. Frrise Revenue; in a spacious Room, at . Chief Office. Old Broad-street, on TUESDAY, the 251 th, and WED irrtbDA y, the 30th days of November, 1326, at One o'clock in M e Afternoon of each Day precisely, the following Goods, viz. BRANDY. GENEVA, WHISKY, CORDIALS. CO LOGNE, SPIRITS, FRENCH and other Foreign WINES, COFFEE, TEA, GLASS, and WAX CANDLES, which have bsra in toe IVarehnuse beyond the time allowed by Law ; and are *be Sal to satisfy the Duties and Charges due thereon. c a talogues may be bad at Ad. each, and Samples seen at the greigWarehouse-keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Thursday, the ;lath, to Monday, the SO of November, 1823, from Ten till Two o'cock, and on the Morning of Sale ; the Samples of the Day's Sale on:y. from Ten till Twelve o'clock. ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS. H. E. H. the Duke of CA 51BRIDGE, K.G. President. The Chapel baring undergone a thorowgh repair, will be opened bI:NDAY, December 11, (not on the 27th instant, as pre. ,cowl y mentioned) when the Sermon will be preached by th e Rev. GEORGE CLARK, A.M. Chaplain to the Royal Military Asy. he at theists, and to his Royal Highness the Duke of 'Cam. tridge. EDWARD FOSS, Secretary. Is compliance with the wishes of many of the Congregation, • isnot the Chapel has been fitted up with Pews t applications for which are requested to be made at the Asylum, where the particu. lam may be known. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, - - SEROEANT'S-IX X, FLEET-STREET. Nov. 19, 1825. THE CORPORATION of the AMICABLE BO CIETY for a Perpetual Assurance Office doth hereby give Notice. ?hot at Miehselmas last (old style), the several Members tie their Nominees, upon the Policies numbered as follows, via.- 1,133. 1.401, 1353, 1,508, 1,936, 2,685. 3.050, 3,148. 3,71 e, sod 3ln were in Arrear in their Quarterly Payments or Cootri. Wien, for one year and one quarter of a year. And that unless web Arnow is paid eft within the space of three calendar months sky the date hereof, such several Members and their Nominees, sad their respective Executors, Adminiatrators, and Assigns gill, by sinvi et the Supplemental Charter of the said Society, be ab. solotely excluded from all benefit and advantages from such Policies. JOHN PENSAM. Register. STANNARY AND BRITISH MINING ib ASSOCIATION. A MISTING will be bald at the City of Loudon Tams, t en TUESDAY, the 2•2 d inst., at Twelve pt "ftele daely, of SUIISCEIDEIIS to the above.samed Com pri. who may be really desirous of inquiring into its formation aril the state of its affairs, and of organizing measures to enforce eidier performance on the part of the Projectors of the Prospectus tweed by them to the public, or, in default, to compel restitution of the Deposit Money obtained on the faith thereof. The object of the Meeting being thus clearly defined, those gen. fienen who, at the partial Meeting of tbe 10t h inst., at the Free. ottani' Tavern, sanctioned the conduce of the Projectors and self. eleced Directors, In withholding Four Thousand of the original Shares, upon which no deposit has yet been paid, io purchasing One Thousand Shares with the Company's money. and in giving VON. to one of their own number as Projector of the Company, will, of course, bear in mind that they need not now attend. The Shareholdas will, of course, see the propriety of not paying their Deposits at present. London, Noronha 15, 1825. ROYAL STANNARY AND BRITISH MINING ASSOCIATION. As Advertisement having appeared in the Newspapers of to-day, Perporting to be from the Directors of the above-named Company, in which it is stated that since the meeting of the 10th inst. at the Freemasons' Tavern, I bad offered to withdraw my opposition to their measures on certain conditions therein pet forth, and annexing a copy of a Letter, as having been received on the " part of the in iiviclual alluded to" to the same effect, but which is in reality from their own Solicitor; I hasten to declare thus publicly, that both these assertions, so.far as I am concerned. are GIOSSLT TALSE, tan haring authorised. or made, either verbally or by letter, any Lint proposal to the said Directors. their Solicitors, or any one else. It is nevertheless very true, that after the meeting at the Free- Owes' Tavern (before leaving the room), a Gentleman who had there taken a leading pan in favour of the Directors, requested to see me the next day, when, on seeing lire. he asked if I would be katisfied with being paid for the Shares I held ; to which I moat readily assented, as I now again do, and as every Shareholder of the concern would, I verily believe, be equally glad to do. JOHN ROBERTSON. THE UNITED KINGDOM TEA AGENCY Notice is h COMPANY. ereby given. that the Directors of this Company, con. formahl e to former notificaticn--to establish a great public good— to ptoeitt: a 1 rofitable source of investment for real Capital—and to avoid all motive to apeculatioo, will proceed to business at the rent December Sale of the East India Compar y, and are ready to r,CriVC Commiv.ions. from the Trade only, on the following Terms, uhid will include all charges, except Postage:— „ , C r For ash. I In! lint Of more of any one description of Tea, except It , ilPa - co 5 A t hle t hest or more, di tto . - - ..0 7 0 Commission on Bohea, id. per lb. Foe nin at Two Months. including Stamp and Interest. Ons Inc a or wore of any one description of Tea, except . - - One Chest or more, di tto 0 15 0 - - - U 17 0 Commession on 80b,., Id. per lb. For Bill at Three Months, including Stamp and Interest. Orr Lot or more of any one description of Tea, exce p t Boneso - - - ()% arm or more, ditto . l IR 1 0 - - Commission on Bohm, lid. per lb. By order of the Board of Directors, JAMES BUTTIVANT, Secretary. 3 1, Covehetlfriars, London, 7th Nov. 1821. 31ORTGAGE. WANTED 3,0001. on Mortgage, at 81. per Cent. on a valuable Leasehold Estate, held for a Term of years, of 'bleb 14 are unexpired, at a moderate 'tamed rent. Now but haapds or their bolicitors will be treated with. Apply or by letter post paid) to blr. Charles Hamlet , Solicitor, 7, NonhumberlandAtnet, Saw!. ST. AIAZYLICIONZ, Nov. 19. &B!5. NVANTED to borrow the Sum of NINE THOU SAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS, being the ra. mender of the amo un t want i ng f or t h e purpose of defraying the , j "P""t 1 of enlarging the present Court-house and Workhouse, and .IPu, „trhssing a site for, and erecting a HOW Watchhouse for the ; the same to be secured to the Lenders by transferable Mends of One hundred Pounds each, charged under an Act of Parliament upon the P oor -rate of the said Parish, the Interest not to armed four per cent. and pa a ble half-yearly. Al! Prisons willi ng to lend the above suns, or part thereof, are requested m send Proposale sealed and endorsed Proposals for "acto l Money," directed to the Vestry Clerk, at the Court ;7ll, arylebone-lane, before Eleven o'clock on Saturday, the 'la? of December next. h captaining extracts from the parochial Acts of Par "lent, showing the Powers and Regulation:, of the Vestry as to t i nge monies borrowed on Bonds, are lying at the Court-house the ignatures of persons making Tenders ; the Bonds will be 97pared an d perfawd at the expense of the vestry, and the money ■ l l be reluired forthwith after the acceptance of the Tenders. By order of the Board, J. H. GREEN WELL, Vestry Clerk* LONDON, MOND. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. VIII. will be published in a few days. To leave Gravesend in a few days, and has Two Cabins disengaged. F°4 BENGAL (with lib e rty to land P a s se n gers a t Madre"), the new Ship PERSEVERANCE, WILLIA JI RAYNER BEST, Commander, (of the Hon. Company's Regular Service), burthen 460 Tons. Has very superior accommodation fur Passengers, and carries an experienced Surgeon. Per Freight or Passage apply to Captain Best, at the al Wink Inn Coffee-Howe; or to Mauro. WATTS and HEATH, 134, Fenehurcb.street. B—E—RWICK-UPON-TWEED.—The worthy and inciet pendent BURGESSES of the BOROUGH of BERWICK. UPON-TWEED are respectfully solicited. to Meet their Brother Burgeons, and Friends of Sir FRANCIS BLAKE, Bart. M.P. Pat theelty ot Londo n T avern , Bisbopegate.street , on THURSDAY Evening next, the 24th inst. Supper on Table at Seven o'clock precisely. CONS FABLE and KIRK, lymond's Inn, Nov. 18, 1823. Agents for Sir Francis Blake. ST. KATHARINE DOCK.—Notice is her e by gi , Tll, that the Directors of the St. Katharine Dock Company will be ready, on Tuesday, the 10th day of January next, at 1 o'clock, to receive proposals from such persons as may be willing to contract for the construction of the Dock's Bunt, Lock, Entrance Gates. Bridge, Foundation Walla. and .other Works, according to the Niemand anditions prescribed by the Company, and the specitica ti.mtplans, sections , and weeiWg drawings, which may be in. upon app li cation at the 'glees of the engineer and architect . trr " Cotnpany. oast side of Little Tower-bill, any day, Sundays excepted, after Tuesday am, the day of November inst. be-, term the luso Mil ant 4. The Ccanuastoes will be required to enter into proper aswerities the the due performance of their engagement, and no tender will be noticed unless the parties making the earn-, or some person duly authorised on their behalf, shall be in attendance on the day ap pointed. The Tenders to be marked outside, " Tender for Works," and delivered to the Secretary, before I o'clock on that day, and the [Directors will net considet themselves bound to accept the lowest Tender. JOHN HALL, Secretary. St. Katharine Dock Office, November IL, 1826. IVIORRI9, IVaterloo House, 84, Piccadilly, solicits the . attention of the public to a superb ASSORTMENT of REAL SWISS DRESSES, just imported from Loerrach, near Bask, Switzerland. Also to the ENTIRE STOCK of a B.INKRUPT, just pur chased for ready money ; the whole of which is offered to the pub. lie below the wholesale price. Beautiful coloured gros de Naples, from as. yid. per yard; superb long and square shawls, from 158.; Irish linen, from 10d. a yard ; curiously line Holland, 3s. ; damask table linen, at 2s. 3d.; huckabaek, 10d. ; blankets, from 2s. Rd. a pair; art I3IIIIEN4E STOCK of WELSH FLANNELS, from 7d. a yard ; stuffs, Yd. ; calico, 3d.; ditto for sheeting, 7d.; and every other article for charitable purpose at the same cheap rate. Mistakes baying frequently arisen in con etrence of designing persons endeavouring to take advantage of living near this old es tablished concern, the public are respectfully informed that Water loo Howse, PiceadP.ly has no connexion with any house what ever of the saute trade inEngland. ADVANTAGEOUS to GENTLEMEN.—The price L of Clothes is generally known to be very high ; in conse quence of which, the following list of prices, RICHARD BATT, N. 1, Wimpole-street, Cavendish-square, most respectfully sub mits for articles not to be excelled : Best superfine Coats, except black or blue . - Best black or blue (first cut and fashion) - Double milled Kersey Breeches - . . Ditto Trousers, 1/.los. black or blue . Best white or other colour Cord Riding Breeches Super olive brown fashionable Great Coats faced with silk Z 3 0 0 3 10 0 1 11 0 1 15 0 1 2 0 4 4 0 Morning Frocks Milled Drab Great Coats - - Super excellent fine ditto - - - - b 5 0 Best Black Kerseymere Waistcoats or any colour - 015 0 None but the best materials, therefore but one price. A Suit of Livery (plain) - . - - 4 4 0 Stable Dress - - - 1 5 0 Other Liveries equally reasonable. The much admired plan of having superfine cloth liveries only 15s. extra. Gentlemen in the country may have their clothes made to fit by sending how many inches round the breast and the height they stand. TERMS of HESTON HOUSE SCHOOL, in the village of Heston, near Hounslow. Middlesex, conducted by A. JASIIESON. LL.D.• Young Gentlemen Ull4ll' tea years of age are boarded sad thetructed in the Marks and Mathema tics, at Forty-five Guineas ; and above that age, at Fifty Guineas, per annum. The following are extra charges ; French 6 guin. ann. Single Bed 5 guin. ann. Drawing 6 Washing, &c. 5 Dancing 6 Extra ditto 3i Gymnastics 2 qu. Charge for Tea b Military Exercises 4 ann. Vacations 10 Each Pupil brings a table-spoon, knife and fork, six towels, ' brushes, combs, &c. There is no deduction made for absence from the Midsummer Vacation to Michaelmas ; or from the Christmas Vacation to Lady. day. A notice of three mouths is required previously to the removal of any Pupil from the School, or the payment of a quarter's board and instruction in those branches of education which the Pupating be pursuing. References of the first respectability will be given, if required. • Dr. Jamieson is Author of a Celestial Atlas ; a Grammar of ' Logic and Intellectual Philosophy ; a Grammar of Rhetoric and Polite Literature; Conversations on General History; Popular /110- dem Geography ; a Grammar of Elementary Geography ; a Trea. tise on the Construction of Maps ; a Dictionary of Mechanical Sci ' ence, the Arts, Manufactures, and Domestic Economy, which may be had of all Booksellers. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. beg to ac quaint their Friends and the Public that Lotteries will in a very short time cease for ever ; they therefore solicit their attention to one of the richest Schemes ever offered them. The whole of the Prizes to be decided in One Day, The 6th of NEXT MONTH, December, Consisting of FOUR PRIZES OF 30,0001. ! Resides numerous other CAPITALS. ALL MONEY ! NO BLANKS! ai every Number will receive FIVE POUNDS. Tickets and Shares--Chsnets for the above Prizes, are selling by Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. at their Old Established Office, 164, Corner of Bank-buildings, By 4th George IV, Cap. 60, all Lotteries expire at the cod of these Drawings. T and J. SIVEWRIGHT respectfully solicit a con -0 • tinuance of that patronage with which•they have been ho noured tor many years. The present Scheme approaches the final Dissolution of Lotteries, when the opportunity of gaining a splen did Fortune in a few weeks, by merely risking a very small Sum, must pass away for ever. The popular points of late Schemes are not only retained, but it embraces, for the first time in the annals of chance 120,0001. ! to be decided in FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF £30,000 030.000 .C 30,000 I £30,000 Qce ate. Exceedins 230,0081. in One 3 15;4, TU TUESDAY, the 6th of NEXT 1 N Tickets and Shares are selling at J. and J. Sivewrights' Fortunate Offices, No. 37. Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38. Hay. market, London, where they sold No. 12.478, a Prize of 30,0001. ; and Wt July, 3,813, a Prise of 10,0 W. besides other Capitals. FOR CAANS, BUNIONS, &e. Af ORR tsi K CORN-PLA 1 TEA, prepared from a Recipe belonging to her late Ma. testy, is an excellent Remedy foe eradicating Coms, and giving Re lief- to tho.c who have hard fleshy substances at the bottom of their feet, without the least pain or inconvenience, and will proves very useful family Plaster for fresh Wounds and Scalds; likewise for Bunions. ..... —.— Prepared by 0. 3lorris, Chymist to the Royal Family, Km. "button. Sold in boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d., by Butler', Chymists. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, and 54, Sackville.street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond.strcet, and 220. Regent-street; and by the principal medicine venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, PERRY'S ESSENCE, which has been declared in highly re. spec-table medical journals to be the " best thing ever discovered for the Tooth and Ear.ache." In bottles at Is. I id. and 2s. 9d. N.B. Be careful to ask for " Morris's Brunswick Corn. Plaster." FOR COLDS. COUGHS, ASTI' MAS, &c. BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience during a very long period, has incontestibly proved the su perior ef fi cacy of this 31edicine, in all cues of Colds, Coughs, and Asthmatic Affections. (y promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly relieves the patient of a slight or recent Cold, and a few doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect has rendered more continued and obstinate, and which are accompanied with Cough, Spitting of Blood, and other serious symptoms. ltit peculiar balsamic powers tend to heal soreness, and allay the irri tation of the lungs, in cases of Cough ; and in Asthmatic affections it assists and gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at Is. lid. ar.d 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chymists, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's ; and 54, Sackville.street, Dub lin ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent street ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BAL SAMIC LOZENGES, used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness. &c. and for rendering the Voice clear and flexible, and protecting its organs from the effects of exertion. In Boxes, Is. lid. . careful to ask for " Butler's Pectoral Llixir." NOVEMBER 21, 1825. SALEII4I - AUCTION. IMPROVED RENT Or FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS PM ANNUM, SECURED UPON LEASEHOLD ESTATES IN LOM BARD-STREET AND CLEMENT'S-LANE. By Mem,. NORTON and SON. At (layaway's Coffee-house. Change-alley. Conibill, on FRIDAY NEST, the 23.11 inst. NU, by order of the Proprietor, in Two ' Lots. THE IMPROVED RENT arising from a Dwellini house, No. 2C, Lontbard-street, and a ditto, No. 211, Cie ment's-lane, let off in Offices, and which produce the clear year* rert of 1001. The premises are in substantial repair, and there is no difficulty in collecting the rents. May be viewed, and pelvis". had by applyiitg - to Messrs. Norton and Son. Auctioneers saitOeneral Agents, 143, leenchurch street, and Uxbridge, Middlesex. L&ASEHOLD RAE • ousso.r. • By Maws. NORTON and SON, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 25th inst. at 12, by order of the Mortgagee, under a Power of Sale. THE ESTATE consiststf a convenient DWELLING HOUSE. with good sitting-rooms, bed-cliambera. shop, &c. &c. together with the flood Will of a truly valuable Baker's Trade, at present hakingab lot Miran sacks pre wee 4. and to whist) trade a very considerable adaglignrg,be made. Meld for the re maining term of l yeirrt'roca leidy.day, 111%, at the low rent of 1131. pet manual. The llbrtranneta the taken at a fair valuation. May be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars may be had; also of slessm. Riches and Illoodbridge, Solicitors. Oxbridge ; and of Messrs. Norton and Son, Auctioneers and GenerafAgents. 113, Fenchutch-street, and Uxbridge. Middlesex. LEASI;HOLM ESTATE, OXFORD-STREET. By Moses. NORTON and VON, At ()areaway's Cc;fFee-bonne, Change-alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 25th inst. at 12, by order of the Proprietor, unless an acceptable o ff er be previously made by Private Contract. THE ESTATE consists of a convenient SHOP, 25 feet in length and IS feet in front; Back Shop adjoining, 16 feet by 19 ; good dining room, and small room adjoining; four good bed-chlimbers ' kitchen, wash-house, coal cellar, wine and beer cellar. &c. &c. Held for a term of' 22 Teets from Christmas next, at a low rent of 721. pet annum. The fixtures to be taken at a fair valuation. I 0 I', CAMBERWELL, This lease is said subject tolthe clauses in the original lease. which are usual ones; and that the business of a woollen-draper shall not be carried on upon any part of the premises. May be viewed by applying on the premises, 461, Oxford-street. where particulars may be had; and 111110 of Meurs. Norton and Son, Auctioneers and General Agents, 143, Fenchurch-street, and Uxbridge, Middlesex. TURKEY CARPETS. TO he SOLD. a great Bargain, a very large TURKEY CARPET. 22 feet long by 23 feet 6 inches wide, warranted perfectly sound : a variety of other sizes, 10 per cent. under the usual prices ; also several thousand yards of the best Brussels Car peting. from ss. thl. to 6s. nd. per yard ; single pieces and short lengths from 4s. 10d. to fis. 64. To be seen at the Piemdill, Carpet Warehouse, No. 160, two doors West from St. James's-street. CHEMISTRY. This day is published, in Bvo. price 12. boards, A POPULAR EXPLANATION of the ELE MENTS and GENERAL LAWS of CHEMISTRY. By WALTER WELDON. Printed or Geo. B. Wbittsker, Ave-Maria-lane, Loudon. DIBDIN'S SEA-SONGS. In I hantisome volume. imperial Biro. priso , 3?a. half-bound. THE SEA-SONGS of CHARLBS DIBDIN, with the Music. engraved ft.otn the original Copies. in the no*aesaion of Dr. Kitchiner ; with a lilenioir of his Life and Writings. " These Songs have been the solace of Sailors in long Voyages, in Storms, in Battles ; and they have been quoted in Mutinies, to the restoration of order and discipline."—Dibdin's Life, p. 8. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Alarialane, London ; and sold by all Book and Music-aellers. This day is published, embellished with coloured Engravings, in 12mo. price Ss. hymns boards, lETTERS ON ENTOMOLOGY, intend e d fo r t h e 1/ Amusement Ned Instruction of Young Persons, end to facilitate their acquiring a knowledge of the Natural History of Insects. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane, London. Of whom may be had, 2. 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FROM SATURDAY NIGII2"S GAZETTE. roreico-Offiee, November 18, 1825. The Sing hart been pleased to appoint John JRlllle4 de Ili:templed Larpent, Esq. to be his 21ajesty's Consul at Antwarp and its de pendencies. The King has also been pleased to appoint Andrew 11. Aikin• Esq. to be his Majcsty's Consul a: Archangel and its dependenci:a. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Mer-Olirr, Nov. 18, 1828. 4th Regiment of Dratoon Onarda--Lieutenant George Walter Story, from the 96th FFoot, to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Shore promoted—dated October 20, 1825. 7th ditto—To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Cornet Howe Comte nay Daniel (and Adjutant) vice Dorms promoted --dated No. vernber 19. 1825. :ornet Edmund Richard Buller, vice Pene fsther, promoted—dated November 20, 1823. To be Surgeon— Surgeon Andrew Blake, M.D. from the sth Foot, vice Joseph Rose, who retires—dated October IS, IBM. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—=Charles W. Morley Raiders, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Phillips, promoted--dated November 10, 1326. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Walter Cope Sheppard, from the Cape Corps of ( 'amity, to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vies Down, promoted--dated as above. Itch Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Francis Rewdon East fogs Lawrie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bishop, pro mored—dated October 13, 1823. To be Car Map bY T. H. Pearson, (hat. vice 'Why, who retires—dated 14, 1124; Charles Algernon Lewis, Gear, rite Lawrie—dated OC. tober 13, 1826. _ 13th Regiinent of Light Dragoons—Cornet David Thurlow Cu. nyngltame to be Lieutenant, vice 111`Kenrie. deemed— slated June 6, 1324; Scrjeans-Major Bernard MacMahon, Riding. master to the Cavalry Depot at Maidstone, to be Cornet, via Cunyngharne—dated November 10. 1625. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Onards--Brevet Major Beaumont Lord Hotham, from half.pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice William Kortwright, who eschanges—dated November 10, 1825. let Regiment of Foot—Ensign Beauchamp Kerr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Matthias, promoted—dated November 19, 1823 ; Charles Ford, tient. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kerr —dated November 19, 1825. sth ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Arthur Hamilton, from the 39th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Blake, appointed to the 7th Dragoon Guards--dated October 20, 1825. 7th ditto—Lieutenant Honourable Cadwallader Davies Blayne', ' from the Rifle Brigade, to be !di utenant, vice Hamden, who exchanges. dated November 9, 1823. 10th ditto—Ensign William Neville Thomas to he Liewenant, by purchase, vice Dayrell, promoted—dated November It. 1825; George IVright, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Thomas —dated as above. 12th ditto—Ensign John Montgomery Russell, from the let Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign—dated April 7, 1823. 14th ditto—Hospital-Assistant Noble Willoughby Giflney to be ' Assistant-Surgeon. vice Even, appointed to the 86th Foot—dated November 10, 1125. 16th ditto—Hospital-Assistant James Murray Drysdale to be As sistant-Surgeon, vice Alexander, who resigns —dated as above. 17. h ditto—Hospital -Assistant John Fraser to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Martindale, promoted--dated as above. 18 h ditto—Lieutenant John Baker Graves, from half-pay 55th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Land William Archibald Douglas, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. 24th ditto—Ensign John Robinson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Darroch, promoted—dated November 19,1825. 29th ditto—Lieutenant Henry Deedce to be Captain, by purchase, sire APNiven, appointed to the 86th Foot—dated as above. 331 ditto— Fiske, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Greene, appointed to the 211th Foot—dated October 27, 1823. 34th ditto--Ensign Alexander Houston to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Sweny, promoted--dated November 19, 1826. 35th ditto—Thomas Christmas, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cumberland, promoted in the 96th Foot—dated November 20, 1825. 39th ditto—Hospital.Assistant John Mair, 51. D. to be Assistant- Surgeon. vice Hamilton, promoted in the l'ith Foot—dated No vember 10, 1825. 43d ditto—Lieutenant James Bncknall Bucknall Eatcourt to be Captain, by parchase, vice Hopkins. promoted ; Ensign Sir Ri chard John Fletcher, Bart. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Estrourt ; William Bell, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fletcher--all dated November 6,1825. 45th ditto—Hospital.Assistant George Tower to be Asaistant.Sur -1 geon, vice Campbell, whose appointment has not taken place— dated November 10, 1823. lakl ditto, Hospital Assistant James Connell to be Aidailittaisi geon, vice Maclean, promoted--dated as above. 57th ditto, Captain Harvey Wellman. from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain--dated April 8,1825. 64th ditto, Ensign James Draper to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Brown, promoted—dated Nov. 19. 1825. 70;11 ditto ' Ensign Matthew Benjamin George Reed to be Lieute. nant, by purchase, vice Laing, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet Charles Trollope, from the Royal Military College, to be En. sign, by purchase, vice Reed, promoted—both dated as . • . , above. , . 72d ditto—To be 21aion—Major William Leader Maberly, from the half-par, vice Frederick Bmwnlnw, who exchangei, receiv ing the difference—dated Nov. 10,1825 • Captain George Hall, by purchase, vice Middleton, promoted-Liated Nov. 19. INS. 77th ditto—To b Captains.—Lieutenant John Corlield, vice Jeffrey, deceased—dated Nov. 9, 1826 ; Lieutenant Alexander 'Buchan ' from the 91st loot, vice Pigot' deceased— . dated Nov. 10,1825. 00th ditto—Captain Thomas W. 0. M'Niven, from the 29th Foot, to be Captain, vice Butler, promoted dated Noy. 19, ' 1826. Nth ditto—Assistant-Surgeon George Evers, from the 14t1t Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. vice Ewing. whose appointment has not taken place—dated Nov. 10, 1825. 87th ditto—Ensign William Smyth to be Lieutenant, vice Irvine, deceased ; Charles Frederick Parkinson, Gent. to be Ensigu, vice Smyth—both dated as above. 89th ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant Allan Stuart, vice Can.. non, killed in action—dated March 8, 1825 • Lieutensnt An drew Snape Hammond Alpin. vice Rose, k illed in action— dated March 9, 1825. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Wybrants Olpherts, vice Stuart—dated March 8, 1825; Ensign Charles Avow, vice Alpin--dated March 9, 1825. To be Ensigns—Ed. ward Sanford Miles, Gent- vice Olpherts--dated Nov. In, 1825; George Henry Levan!, Gent. vice Arrow—dated Nov. 11, 1825. 90th ditto—Hospital-Assistant Francis Cornelius lluthwaitc to be Assistant-Surgeon—dated Nov. 10, 1025. 91st ditto--Ensign Richard Webb Foskey to be Lieutenant, lice Robeson, deceased ; David Cahill, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Foskey—dated as above. 93d ditto—Ensign John Crowe to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice M'Nicol, promoted ; Charles Herbert, Gent, to be En sign, by purchane, vice Crows—both dated Nov. 19, 1825. 94th ditto—Lieutenant Richard Aylmer Coates. from half-pry 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Francis Gethings Keogh, who exchanges_ dated Nov. 10, 1825. 95th ditto—Hospital.Assistant James Alexander Ore to be As sistant-Surgeon—dated as above. 96th ditto—Ensign William Hope, from the 01st Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Story, appointed to the 6th Dragoon Guards—dated October 27„ 1825. Rifle Brigade—To be First Lieutenants—Lieutenant Charles Rameden, from the 7th Foot, vice Blayney, who exchanges—. dated Nov. 9, 1825 ; Second Lieutenant Thomas Sidney Beck with, by purchase, vice Byrne, promoted—dated Nov. 10, 1825. To be Second Lieutenant—Donald Henry Mackinnon, Gent. by purchase, vice Beckwith—dated as above. To be Adjutant —Lieutenant William Sherbooke Ramsay Norcott, vice Byrne, • promoted--dr.tad as above. ed West India Regiment—Stephen John Hill, Gent. to be En. sign, vice Watson, decessaed--dated Nov. 19, 1825. STAFF. Brevet-Major George Augusittr Eliot, of the 88th Foot, to be Major of Brigade to the Forma in Lower Canada, vice Sbeklo - decemed--dated Sept. 29, 1826. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff-Surgeon WilliWnßarry,ll.l:l.lobe Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, vice Inglis, deceased ; Surgeon David Barry, M.D. from the half-pay to be Surgeon to the Forces. vice Bailie, who retires upon half-pay—both dated Nov. 10, 1825. To be Assistant-Surgeons to the Forces--Assistant-Surgeon John M'Andrew, from half-Day Roth Foot, vice Hospital-Assistant Leslie, who resigns ; Garrison-Mate Sutton Taylor, vice Bris bane, appointed to 74th Foot--both dated Nov. 10. 1825. To be Hospitaf-Assistants to the Forces—John Macdonald, Gent. vice Duncanson, appointed to 49th Foot; John Forrest, M.D. vice Dartnell, appointed to the 41st Foot ; Michael Ryan, Gent. vice Wilkins, appointed to the Ceylon Regiment ; Thomas Beaten, Gent. vice Dobson, appointed to 99th Foot ; George James Hyde, Gent. vice William Henry Crawford, whose ap pointment has not taken place—all dated Nov. 10, 182 2 3. UNATTACHED. Major Charles hiiddleron, from the 72d Foot, to be Lieutenant. Colonel of Infantry, by purchase, vice Waldegrave Time, who retires—dated Nov. 19, 1825. To be Majors of Infantry, by purchase—Captidn John Paul Hopkins, from 43d Foot. vice George Wilkes Unett, who re tires—dated 6th Nov. 1825; Captain James Arthur Butler, front the 80th Foot—dated Nov. 19, 1823. To be Captains of Infantry, by nurchase--Lieutenant Edmund Meysey Wigley, from the 73d Foot ; Lieutenant Richard Doyle, from the 7th Dragoon Guards ; Lieutenant George Mathias, from the lot Foot ; Lieutenant James Laing, from 70th root; Lieutenant Tunnies Eastwood, from 44th Foot; Lieutenant Dugald M`Nicol, from 93d Foot; Lietuenant Honourable Henry hfontagu Upton, from Ist Lile Guards; Lieutenant Welbore Ellis Swerty, front 34th Foot ; Lieute nant Alan Chambre, from 7th Foot ; Lieutenant Duncan Dar roch, from 24th Foot ; Lieutenant William Timson, from the blat Foot ; Lieutenant John Brown, from 64th Foot—all dated Nov. 19, 1825. Price 7d. iratoaaana- The undermentioned 09leees have been allowed to dispose o 1 their half-pay :- 1 Major James Francis Bland (Lieutenant-Colonel), halfpay 10/45 Font ; Captain Thomas William Poppleton (Major), balf-par .12th Foot; Captain William Wind. half-pay NI st Foots Captain Sir John Clarke, half-pay 15th Foot ; Captain William Clarke, half-pay lit Fdot ; Captain William Henry Hama-. toe, half-pay • Ilth Garrison Battalion ; Captain Chrlea Trench, holf-pay Unattached; Captain A uguatirs Pashwand. half-pay Unattached .._. Captain William Hopson. half-pay 7tle Garrlann Battalion ; Csmain Anthony Gilbert Doggies, 11.6.. pay Nova Scotia Fentibles ; C a pt a i n J o h n Ri ng ro•te • half-pay 105th Foot ; f3aptain George Wood, half. pay V Foot ; Captain G eorg e Herbert,.half-pa) 20th Fact—all d a Nov. 111, 1826. DI BANRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Glover, Doll. John Owitden, Rodsley, Ralph Lomas, John Dcthick. and John Greco. Derby, ilaz-manufactiners. DECIJA HA TtoNs OF INSOLVENCY. ' Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act IS, Geo. Ith., tap. W. see. 6. HENRY and RICUARD Bayles, Hampton EMIT, Hereford,. shire. corn•tlealera. (Filed Nov. 174 Jo?: as ToaDorr, York, plumber, !waxier, aid glazier. (Filed. Nov_ Id.) WILLIAM SMITH and Tao**, RICHARDS, AL , ;cheSter, drapers. (Flied Nov. 19 ) GENME RICIIARDS. St. Martisen-lour, diode. 1n CloCki and watetios. ti'dadigua. BANKRUPT'S. Joste Rosnuce, Huddersfield. Yorkshire. grocer, to sue. lender. Novumher 26, 214; 'end Decerahor 311. we eleven. at the ease of Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, finheifers ' Huddersfield. Soliritors, Messrs. (Amite, Richards, and Metivalf.Chaneiery. lane ; and Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, Huddersfield. JOHN PEACOCK, Watford, Hertfordshire, stationer, Netrember 26. mil, and December 31. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Bean Took's-court, Cursltor-street. Jones MASH, iOrdetdei, Warwickshire, glass-natter, Decem ber 23, at five, 24, and 31, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birming. ham. Solicitors, Messrs. Burrow, Inner Templet and 111 r. Q. A. Page, Temple-street, Birmingham. JOSEPH Bnows, Camberviall-grove, builder, November 2;4 December 3, and 21, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Coen. S c : chore, Messrs. Stevens and Woo d, Little St. Thomas Armors. EDWARD SYDKET STEWART, Preston-upon-Wye, Hertford shire, miller, November 26, 29, and December 31, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. P. Parken, New HOsw:11- cou . rt, Lincoln's Inn-fields. • .lOHrr BLAND, ysoe-street, Spa-fields, baker, November 22, at eleven, 29, at ten, and December 31, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Baddeley, Leman -street, Orodman'e-Gelds. WILLIAM A SPREY. BIBOXI-MYeet, ilanostwasquar•As t i l l var. smith, December 3, at eleven, 10, and 31, at ten, at th e B a roots ' Court. Solicitors, Alemrs. Dawson, Capron, Rowley, at uf 'elo, Saville-place, New Burlington-street. • • BENJAMIN YOUNG, Jobn's-place, Camberwell-new-road, tat penter and builder, November 22, December 3, and 31, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Richard Sperling Badmen, Pancras-lane, Queen-street. EDWAND am! WILLIAM TTMSOM 54011819, TOWEV-MTeet, Dustar-'n.the.East, wine -merchants, November 26, at eleven, De cember 9, and 31. at twelve, at the Bankmptie Court. Shlleitor, 51r. E. 1.. Ogle, Cletrent's-lane, Lombard-street. THOMAS DOLBY, Catherine -street, Strand, bookseller, Novem ber 26, December 3, and 31, at tea, at the Bankrupts' Comet. Sq. lichen., Mr. D. Richardson. Cheepaide. JAMES COW R, Copthall-court, merchant, November 26, De camber 3, at eleven, and 31, at twelve, at the Bankrupts'. Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Paterson and Pepe . Old Broad-street. • WILLIAM WESTON ' Clarendon-strec,Somer's-town, builder. November ie. December 3, and 31, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soliclton, Messrs. Watson and Son, Bouvetie•strett, Fleet-street. THOMASixi, Darlington-arcade, bookseller, November 26, December 3, end 3L, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Seliciton , Messrs. Touie, Richardson, and Chant, Poultry, and Leads, Yorkshire. Cuaat.ss Drowirr, Zion-place, Waterlecamad. and Surrey Theatre, music-seller ' November 211, December 8, and 31, at clever., at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Edward Haibane, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. JOHN WELLS and WILLIAM ONTON, Bishopagate-emtet without, woollen-drapers, November 22, 29, and December 31. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Arthur Chute, Bishopsgate Church-yard. JAMES BROWN and Jost! THONsoN, Fenelturch.streer; mer. chants, December 8, at eleven, 10 and 31. a tetutat the Ilasiwurs' Court. Solicitor, Mr. E." L. Ogle, Clement's-lane, Lombard.* GEORGIC S TTTTT tete ASHBY, Lombard -street, engraver, November 23, at ten. 29, at nine, and December 31, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Cottle, Aldennsobury. JOHN Coxwar, Upper Sunnforg-street, Lambeth, Wilde.. November 28, 29, and December 31, at eleven, at the Bankrupts* Court. Solicitor, Mr. Colelough, Clifford's Inn. BE vJADITIC EAT LY, MAROT•Stleet. Chelsea, bricklryee. him-ern. ber 26, December 3, and 31, at ten, at the Bankrupts', Com!. Solicitors, Menrs."Wrentmore and Gee, Charles -street, St. James's. square. HENRY' Weigel', Ettleston-street, Pimlico. merchant, N. 'ember 22, afeleven, 29, at ten, and December 31, at tea, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor,. Mr. Farris, Surrey-street, Strand. GEORGE WINTER, Buoklersbury, merchant, Deeeffl bar 3.10, at eleven, and 31, at ten, at the Baokrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Monins and Bockett, Ease:-enurt, Temple. WILLIAM MOBERLY, Old Broad-tercet, merchant, November 26; at eleven, December 10, at twelve, and 31, at ten, at the Bank. rupes' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Gregson and Fonnereau, Argel. court, Throgrnorton-street. HENRY Plum NZWWHAX, St. Catherine's, flour-dealer, November 26, at eleven, December 10; at twelve., and al, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Smith sod Wear, Cooper's-hall, BasingbalLetreet. DIVIDENDS. December 3. John Crossley, Holborn-bridge, cheesemonger. at ten, at the Bankrupts Court.—December 10. Edward Dumpier, Primrose-street, Bishogsgate-without, seed-crusher, at twelve...at the Bankrupts' Court.--November AI. Thomas Stabb and John Preston, Torquay, Devonshire, and John Sparke Prowse, Do. tolph-lane, merchants, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court.—De. camber 10. Isaac Strombom, Austin Friars, merchant, at half-peat ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.—December 10. Archibald Mac. keen, Winchester -street, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts" Court.—December 10. Edward Howard, Cork -sweet, Bortirg. ton gardens, money scrivener, at twelve, at the Bankrupo• Court.—December 10. John doadenough Grart, High-street, Dr. ford, hook.eller, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.—December 10. James Norton, llromptqg,master.mariner, at ten, at the Bate?..- rums' Court.—December 111. John Dixon, Little East Cheap, baker, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.—December 16. William Collier, Wellington, Salop, irotunonger, at eleven, at the Bali's Head Inn, Nt'clington.—December 16. Joseph Brootnnead, Sheffield, merchant, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. CERTIFICATES-Dm 10. Wm. boweq, Liverpool, broker—John Foulkes, Chester. rover —William :thy, Newbury. Berks. maltster—fleorge Burrvs. Chatham, baker—George Meads, Bath, home-dealer—James R•. chardson. Liverpool. merchant—William John M'ak. and Thomas Martin Wake. Southwick, Durham, lime-burners—Watson Sri:k.. ney, Welton, Yorkshire, linenAraper—William Marsh and Wil. liana Wiliam Hanley, Staftbrdshire, manufacturers-Samuel Brookes, Bow Common, black ash-manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Mary Earner and John Eames Marshall, Leicester, cheese. factors—John Rooke and William Williamson, Bobber's Mill, Bssford. Nottinghamshire, bleachers—William Enns and Thomas Wood, Basin hall-stmt, cloth.factors— Joseph Obbard and WU. liatn Henry Holmes. St. Paul's Church-yard, haberdashers-4a ward Anthony Thorowgood and John Henry Thorowgood, Ktag. Street, Cheapside, engravers—William Young and Henry Sawn.", Westminster-bridge-road, hat-atanufaeturen—Henry Curtis and Thomas Baker, Cobham Milk. near Uxbridge, bleachers—Ashton Eyre and Thomas Parker, Ickles, and at Thurlstone, Penistone, Yorkshire, seed-crushers . -. Mary Innell and George John Lackey Stubbs, Long-acre, varnish-manufacturers- George Isaac Call sad Richard Oration Clark, Bognor, Sussex, bankers.-Richard kett, Daniel Birkett, and John Birkett, com-factors—John hlilsorn and Edward Melrom, Bristol, brown stone potters—Thomsa Wood and Peter Gray, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers-Bmnd Fitch and Shakmpear Reynolds Bell, Bow, manufacturing chymiars. The avenge price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, =Riveted from the returns made in the week ending the 16th day of November. 1824, is 41s. 84d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the chitin cf customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thcrcof !nu Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending November 12, 1823. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Benns Pease. s. d. B. d. a. d. d. P. d. N. 05 2 41 3 20 10 142 4 46 2 54 5 No round-about flourishes, but, to come to the point at once, where can any person go, who may like to get tnirty oc f; , :ty thousand pounds in hard cash, in the course of eight or ten with better prospect of success than to the Orme. of Carroll. the Contractor, 19. Combat, 7, Charing.cross, and 28, Oxford-a:root where he sold Four Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, ann Fver Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, in a short period ; and, let it be remembered, this is Carroll% farewell tidieme, and h 4 is the first Contractor that ever presented the public with foot Prizes - of Thirty Thousand Pounds. All to be drawn in One Day, Tues day. the fish of next month. The house of Mr. Rector Grove, in rulham-lant, was broken into on Saturday morning, and plate and linen so the *mount or more than 1001. were stolen. The thieves got is at the back garden door, and made off vrkh their booty undacoventsl, not the slightcat alms basing been occasioned.