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MILITARY PROMOTIONS. day. from 10 to• JL TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY Isi t s it ...-- RANG, in pur. HERBERT MAYO, will cot:mono, on SATURDAI . - Aatlse 0. 1 W, at IS, . .11101111911.110, A . ' , R gm ' • War qn r ice„Vept. 4 , c1, 1925. the former Ad. the Ist, at Two o'clock. . Nto TiVt o SE' 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-E. Wetherett. Gent. to be Cor. p are therefore Al SAR HAW IGINS' will begin the A NATON ICAL • VENTH SUlt ie f d TWO THOUSAND net. by purchaae, eke Diodes,' pro:neted-dated September 17, od to leave their D PIONS on 310NDAY, October the 10 th , at eOUNDS Three per Cot • li Riot Annuities, lBl5. ge for soda Res. One o . ceivable on the deceased's Lod' sta n din g in the names of 9th Regiment of Eight Dragoons-Cornet lion. W. E. FitzAlau- .- THE.-- Par NUMBER of tho QUARTERLY huply respectable Trustees. si • __ _ rice to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 31ti•Orave, promoted ; ~.a nnoo.eueit. SERIES I oi t m II a RITIIIII CRITIC will be published articular,' may be obtained at the art ; and at the 0 of N. %recites. Gent, to be Comet, vice Fitz3laurice-both dated Mr. Blackburn, Land-surveyor and uctioneer, sa, Lothbury, Septembr 24, legb. °ember 1. By J. n, Ludete-strect. Bank. TY, for the --------1/ICA NOE'S RIARIMACY. • Rith Regiment of Inot--Ensign E. K. Young to be Lieutenant, .. by purchase, vice Lynar, promoted-dated as above. Won and Equal This day is pu % im e SW peke 14s. V , 1.,! _.' • OTHERS. 29th ditto - Lieutenant J. 'Weir to be Captain , by purchase, vice A MANUAL of P CY. - By WILLIAM LONG L . ~,, .. i •• • OROUNTS.RERTS,' Noon:1;ton, who retirees; Ensign O. Browne to be Li,Thtenant, 1 EVENING, TOTTON 7 7.7 •''N - CILUItCIi-VAILD. by purchase, vice Weir; P. S. Fin Gerald, Gent. to be Lnsign, THOMAS __ ._Eeq. • it's' Institution ' PrOfessor of Chymistry antlilatedraMolles to the Society of 'AV 1 ' RN - . by purchase, vice Brownerill dated September 1. 1815. otaideration the At the Start, TO-MORROW, at 2,1 : *rivulets, by direction of 32it dittb-:-Ettign F. D. Hodges to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Apothecaries of the City•f lambic. y the system of Printed foe T. and 0. Cuilerwead. 1111, Fleet.strest. the Mortgagee. wit reserre, vice Harrison, promoted ;C. S. Beasley, Gent. to be Ensign, by seemly returned :at, will be pre- AN IMPROVED ROAD-ROOK. Lot 1. A Genteel DWELLIN t • HOUSE, with eaten- . putchase. vice Hodges.:-both dated September 24, 1325. " of-pan Six, and Jost published, with a Map of England and Wales, Els • bd , oc with lofts over, fig- yards, in in which are siphling for five horses, with 411th ditto--J. Stopford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice sure, in North. 55 County Maps, 12s , bd. g sw. saupits, alit an externive renge.of sub. Florer, promoted - dated September 17, 1815. 46th moo -F. W. Martin. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, aice *monad workshops, and a LEIGH'S NEW POCKET ROAD -ROOK of ENG- for a builder tit any other tr il iness r n ' par e llv e ralled admirably cdapted and movement Taylor, promoted-dated as above. Tennis-court, L.IND, WALES, and part of SCOTLAND, on the premises. 33d ditto--T.camegy, Gent. to be Ensign, by porthole, vice Hill, ortnunlty, price plan of •• Reichard's Itineraries ;" containin.', an account of all the Lot 1. Elllgible LIVERY sgA . and YARD, comprialog promoted--dated as above. teed before the DirfXt and Cross R oa d s : t oge th er w i t h a de scr ip t i on o f every re- and eight -s= stable and carries ffileh let td BIT- William Pitt, 58th ditto-K. Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice tel at the Wilco, markable place, its curiosities, manufactures, commerce, papule- at an snmusleetit of 251. R. A. 31acketaie, promoted-dated as above. non, and principal Inns. The whol e f orm i ng a soroidetegnide to Lots 3, e, and 5, THREE ' bile and amply-secured Ceylon Regiment--Lieutenant W. Keen, from the half pay of the COM MANY, a Although numerous R oa d-b oo k s h ave f rom t i me to time ev:ry . object worthy th e attent i on o f Travellers. GROUND.RENTS.i s s u i ncou t of • pleee of garden-ground, and 17th Font,. to belietitener.t-dated September 8, 1825.__ , _ N os . 5, 6, 7, 19 , 1 1, ant 12, - T. . eat, producing an income of Royal 1 eteranompantes for Service at Net South 11 ales. appeared before the Public, each professing to excel its predecessor, 121. Bs. Per annum . ; the WhOt. . to in Totron-street. Stepney T o be Captains-Brevet Lieutenant - Colored H. DUMST . CIq, from . yet tt is still a subject of compla i nt th at there is not one compact Church - yard , and inkd on res y 41 h n• ainnon. in its form and lucid in its arrangement ; that those at present pub. M errell , f ora tam .nt Ate Worshipful Company of half pay 9th Foot .t and i d taiga r ll.. cr, Rois from iso h l f t - ro pa lt y, z hal ji t- i ps oot y _ 41 1 4 t i l l i ty.fire years are unexpired, at the Light , Dr , J . han• - "ed are either too bulky or too entitled; that they either contain trading Lrertustimaelf .4 • , dated September 24, 1825. dtt, Esq. much more or moth leas attest the Traveller requiem. It has been hat- the Editor's aim, In papules Gls volume, to take& middle course; "•'''' ra had h y applying on the To be Lieutenants--Lieutenants W. Bell, from the 3d Royal Ve- t * a A . t a 0.. .w, wer a , m, k sq . og, Ni. term Battalion; J. Wiznee, tenni the lest West India Regiment: ,%. yir'"' ••. ,::. tisq. .4 while he lesselvoured or the one heed, to avoid all prolix ehola s _b me ; so d at the I • . 111.telburn, Surveyor and S. Collins, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ;R. Travers, , Esq. details nu isalitteresting *eels, he trusts tbat, on the other Auctioneer, 30, Lothbury. where a•• of the estate may he seen. from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ;R. Dutton , from the 118th Ago hand, he IraT ill jeinitsnl to notice any Toes, Village, or Noble- „Foot; and J. Sweeny, from the 60th Foot-all dated as above. KS man's Seat woulzZettonaion of the Intelligent Traveller. LAKE-RW*4w CHELTENHAM UNATTACHED. da . tn. 3 I•P• Primed tar S. , Cl, Strand, anti sold by all booksellers. The. distinguished Reahlenee ef the late Thonlit.*aollnastiel• To be Captains of Infantry, li . i . Lurchaso-Lieuterrants W. W. 14 . Di lANO-FORTES and PEDAL HARPS, at J: &rem B_y Mr, IVIIIIA SIS, Lynsr , from ttie 411th f agot T 1111111tigai s from the.yd Foot; J. K. Alusgrace, from the 9 th 'Light Dragoons ; and Lord F. L WA.TL/CSPS, L e iceste r .pl ate , ma k er to the Royal Famie At the Plough Hotel, Cheltenhaen, WEDNESDA Y NEXT, Lennox, from the 7th Foot-all dated as above. Iles of Franc e and th e Netherlanda,:and to t h e [s ac h em o f Cl arence . at 3 o'Clock precisely, antes,' prierfotyily disposed of by private Al EmonAo DA . .: g Reduction in Several Cabinets and Obliques, that he can warrant for tone and contract. i • The under-mentioned Officers have beet permitted to dispose of rhree Common touch, equal to any ever made ; also a Cabinet, good as new, 311 IrilHIS elegant MANSION oitVIL Sa l . • RESIDENCE trill giving ".° guineas, worth 80 avers , gu a equate Piano, liguineas; new double _a : is part Freehold, and the regfaioder Copyhold of Inherit- Captains J. W. V. Allen, half-pa /th Garrison Battalion ; action Harp, 110 guineas. w or t h 1201. ; s i ng l e , 45 gu i neas ; di tto, at ante; being equal to Freehold. titheallree, and land-tax redeemed, J. Vernon, half-pay 10th Light :. WI IL Northey, o II C. 64 w 35 guinea s ,- the property of' ladies. A Rosewood Cabinet, 85 g u i- w i t h a ll su i table attached and deteilhed offices, lawns , pleasure- h a lf- pay C ape R eg i ment ; and N. Browne, half-pay 81st Foot 8, Secretary. -- 4a. . races, for 58 guineas. inlaid, k.c. grounds, walled g ar d ens , s h ru bb er i es , ice of water, grapenes, Ste.; -all dated as above. WINES the whole standi ng upon seven gob and thirty-seven perches. His Majesty hu been pleased to approve of the 83d Regiment )ENT LIFE AT.REDUCED PRICES FOR, CASH ONLY. The house and offices have been meted regardless of expense, of bearing on its colours and appointment., in addition to any other . EICHANGIC, TONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND the b est mater i a l s , and the grin' laid out in the most tasteful bad ges or d ev i ces w hi c h may h ave heretofore been granted to the 4 - I SPIRIT COMPANY, N o . 16, St ran d, opposite St. Mar- and ex p ens i ve style, commanding li g htf u l v i ews o f Charlton Regiment, the word `• R o l eta ," i n commemoration of the distio. tin's Church. Park and the rich surrounding cost . The purchaser may have guiahed conduct of the Regiment at the battle of Holds, on 17th Per Doren.' • Per Doren. the option of t a kin the appropriate " 'annu m and'efiects at a va- August 1808. ....., I_ Port, viola& 1820 - vs. to 305.1 Claret. Lafitte and Mar. / lA. No. 7,110. L ONDON AND BT. PETERSDURGI PACKET CO3l PAN Y. N o o se i s hereby given, that the Deed of Settlement o. pany will remain for Signature at this Ogee, everyr de „,, 3 o'clock. until the 3d of OCTOBER NEXT ENSUIN G. stance of the nova for that purpose. entitained in ti vaniasnients of the 19th Met. Holders of Scrip required to sign the Deed on or before that day, and Receipts., and llettilicates will be given in exchange oeipts on the day after leaving the same. JOSEPfi Sammy. .344.11jariberbiA LONDON CO-OPERATIVE SOCIET fonnetion of Communities of Mutual Cooperation thetribution. PUBLIC MEETING will be held TIIIS sib Sept. at the Theatre of the London 3lechanics• a. s ca the:Tipton-buildings, Holborn, to take into conaideration A u mans of carrying into effect In this country the syite , ( Amuse:ration. Mr. Owen, of Lanark (who is recently ret trom the new community of Harmony, in America), will sent. The doom will be opened to the Public at half-past f the Chair taken at Seven. Entrances to the Theatre, imberlaad.orurt, Southampton-buildings; and licklio.row, Holborn. N.B. The Articles of Agreement for this first Community, at, and Ma. Owen's American Discourses, delivered before President of the United State s , Elm le., may be bad No. Pi:kett-street,lTemr= ROTECTOR FIRE Ii No. 35, OLD Jr INSURANCE COM, :WRY. Losnox. C TOIL. i, Esq. M.P. Chairman. ILE, Esq. Deputy Chr Willisam Pout Litt, M. D. Magee% Esq. Robert H. Marten, Esq. John 31asterman, Esq. Richard Price, Esq. Robert Pryor. Esq. William Wlllisais. John Wilson, Lsq. Richard Esq. JAMES BROGDk.. iLICHARDSON SORRA DA, rAllan. Esq. n Richard Raker, Esq. n C vike, M.D. J. H. M. Dawson, Esq. M.P. Thomas tisitakell, L 4. L. A. Osidachinidt, k..q. Joe. Oren Harris, Esq. Richard P. Harris, Esq. James Innis., Esq. James Jacks. EK. REDUCTION OF PRE3I /UM. This Company has roolead to make the tellowinf the Rata of Prornitou liithseto champed on the 1 hr.. clamp ag-twiesasses., except in Special CUSS, Still a participation in the proSts:— That CUM Second Class. • Third ( 9es to ls. 61. 3s. to 2a. id. ' as. to WILMER HARRIS, 4700 461. aefit bell, 11 nnulato6A1 Christie, e- 1. itherilsce, detegbed riaa, ac* ai gritted 'mending I ding can taking the appropriate: '5..., !nation, which, if reje cte d, w ill b e . sold' by auction, on the premises. To he viewed with tickets only, ich, with particulare, - may be be had of Mr. Thomas IVilliams, praieer, Iligh.street.; and of Mears. Straford and Prince, to ore; Cheltenham ; particulars also at the principal Inns at gton, Both, Oxford. and Brighton ; and of Mr. Stretch, Wept ster ; et the Auction Mart ; at °areaway's ; and of Mr. Inflame, Throgrnorton.street, London. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, and PROVIOI OFFICE, RzoisT-sTaszT, AND ROYAL 'LONDON. ti.. fron3 (iiit- PRESIDES'S AND TICSTEIS. The Duke of MIT LA ND, The Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, Earl GREY. Lord BRA YBROOEE, Lord KING, &e. &c. DIRECTORS. J. T% Barber Beaumont, Esq. Praed. Esq. • Francis Coast, Esq. Sir Henry Pynn r.ir George Duckett; Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel Ssmwell r John Llarington„ Bart. 800. W. Shirley AdmL Sir Rich/Ara King, Bert. Walter Strickland, Esq. i.ir S. IL 3lnrland, Ban. M.P. Sir W. IL Welby, Bart. lion. Thos. Parker. l Sir Robert Wilson, ALP. Ste. Ste. Capital—A Million Sterling, and upwards. The profits are divided amongst those who now insure, as well as the original Members, in Just proportion to their respective payments. In the Fire Office Returns, during the last eleven years, to the amount of .17.1100/. bare been paid to all persona who. have con tinued insured seven years, upon Annual as well as Septennial Po. Liles, and whether they have been sufferers or otherwise. In the Life Office. Bonsaes of 131. Ss. and 261. 12s. per cent. have been divkled during the last fourteen years; and other very peculiar advantages are aforded. Assets acs appointed is all the principal towns. from from Sisw Port, Vintage 1820 - ill. to 30s. Ditto Crusted . 86s. —43 s. Ditto 5 to 8 years in bottle - 411. 565. Sberry,Pale&Brown 275. —"Ms. Do. Amontillado - 425. —48 s. Madeira, West India 9tis. —42 a. Do. East India -40 s. —60 s. Dicellss - 365. 425. Teneriffe, Lisbon, Vi- Claret, Lau, and 111;T: gaux- Vs. to Pea. Sparkling Chain. geict of Ordnance, Sept. 23, 1823. Ordnance Medical Department--Second Assistant-Surgeon J. Par. rats to be First Assistant-Surgeon ; Second Assistant-Surgeon S Chisholm, from the half-pay of the Department, to be Second Assiatant.Surgeon, vice Parratt—both dated July 8, 1326. • pagne . 72a. —81 s. Do. and Creaming of the tint quality - —s. 965. St. Patsy, dry and spark. 725. Chablis - 63., Hermitage, Red and White 965. sloselle. Sauterne. &c, -60 s. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. um, 15s. • Brandy, 25a. pa gall. td gratis—Bottles at cost price. donia,&Mogntain 30s. —3os. Claret, St. Julien . . Sapanoe Gin, 145.; Jamaica St: Duten packed in a bagman BANKIIUPTS. WILLIAM 11kRVEY, Cloude4ler-terrsee. Islington, surgeon, to sur►ender October U, 11. and November A, at ten. st the !lank rupts' (,hurt. Solicitor, Mr. Johnson, Caruiarthen-street, Totter.. ham court-road. and for for Salt DETACHED RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE GARDEN AND PADDOCK,. NORWOOD. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, on WED DAY, October 5, at 12, un leas an acceptable oW is made k the mean time by private contract, THE valuable LgASE oft,, genteel RESIDENCE, with double coach-house, twgishill gable, kitchen and fruit gardens, tastefully disposed L» es shniliberies, pleaeure-grounds, sod. paddock, the whole standing og about five acres, delightfully situate at Norwood, Sunny, near'the Crown. The Louse is seated at s pleasant remove from thebt,,4i read, commanding extensive views of the surrounding country, dietetics front town about.live miles and a half, with the advantaW of well-appointed stage coaches, and suitable for the inanadisits reception of a respectable family. The premises are well supplied with excellent Water, tithe-free, and land-tax redeemed' j held for thirty-four years, at a low rent of 100!. per annum. To be viewed by tickets only, and particniars had at the Crown, troythin • Horns, Norwood ; White Lion, Streatham ;.atuf of Ik. Williams, Tkogroorton-stmat. EUTTAHES, CAVHA. 'WOODS, NEAR MR. WILLIAMS has the honoist to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he h as receivettin struetions 'to SUBMIT by AUCTION, on the Premises, on MONDAY, November 7, and following days, at 12 &Clock, un less previously disposed of by, private contract, all the valuable and costly EFFECTS, rare Gems, old Paintings, Carvings in Ivory, valuable Library, Plate, Cellar of Wines, a full-sired Billiard table, a fine-toned Piano-forte, Ina rosewood ease, a Chariot and Horses, a capital Dennet, &c. with all the superb HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of the above celebrated Cottages. The Cottages and (hounds may be viewed every day (Wednes days and Sundays exc,eptedt until the sale, by tickets only, with a Catalogue at 55., which may be obtained of Mr. Thomas Williams, Appraiser, 299 High -street ; and at Duffield and %Yeller's 14.1 brary, Cheltenham ; of Mr. bee, Bookseller, Gloucester ; Mr. Chavase, Bookseller, Cirencester; Mr. Brisley, Bookseller, Stroudwatcr ; on the premins • and of Mr. Williams, Tluognior. ton-street, opposite the Auctio n Mart, London. Wit.t.u.stLima and THOMAS RAKER, Cannon-street, wholesale grocers, October 1, at eleven, U, and November 5, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Gadsden and Barlow, Austin-friars. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'C HA NOE: STRAND. • THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se (rind division of Exeter'Change, where ruay be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carries Cur rie*, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, wi t h e v er desaip tion of Military, Bunting, and Side Saddles, fo r H o m e Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Sed ating, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, he. A lartre assortment of Cavalry and infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Plater, &c. The Hanna" and saddlery, together with the Summer and Wilt. ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from Moir exeellent tint style of workmanship, and motlerato.priee. The wholw of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that exceßent plan, of fifty yeannanding, is strictly adhered to, of aaki t onailetaly9/040-Palca, Ikons which no dStblintlit [lift men * be made u nder Soy circamiTinccs. _ _ Zactianl.l4 '' '' Catherine.court, Tower-hill, merchant, October 1,8, and Nog. 3, at eleven, at the Bankrupt's Court. tinlicitors, Messrs. James Tomlinson, Thomson, Baker, and Sinith, King's Arms-yard, Coleman -street. . . THOMAS Avoss TIE, Poultry, seal - engraver , October I, 8, and November 5, at eleven, at the B a nkr u p ts ' Court. Solicitor, Mt. Webb, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. • Rlcuatto ROBINSON, Saracen's Head, 'riday.street, tavern. keeper, September r 7, October 8 and November 5, at eleven, at tpe Bankrupts' Coat, Solicitor, llr. Fisher,- Featheratone-build. ittgs; Holborn. . • Gtonou HUODY; Wellington-place, Stepney, hop and seed. merchant, Ossmensbet,2l, October 0, and November 3, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Coin. Solicitor, Mr. Robinson, Walbrook. Wrt.t.trix Jousr Bonsex,llxford-street, grocer, Octoba 1, at 8 1 4 111 1 5LiNtvettlba,V..t,teni, pt the Bankrepts' Cor. 'idiom, ears. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street. arc SIMPROR EMERSON, Inlitech3pCl4ood, Crnrasctorn, v 1; IL Witt Neyetfrion Rcieslis, - -seater Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Charles Eicke, Old Broad. street. • • )110EN IT FIRE OFFICE.—The Company have tie /. termined to make a reduction of Premium in the Three Or. itinary Chases of Inutrance in the Country, and this redectien evil! apply to the Villages and Districts in the outskirts of the end to prime Dwalling , houses only in the best and Twist open situations within it. Such risks will henceforward be insured on the following terms, 4 411110 enagg 4 ParW circumstances of bawd, viz. Ist . ,lld Clue. 3d Clam. Is."&l. per Cent. 2e. ed. 4s. ed. helm, upon the greater portion of Country Insurances, an abate ment of 25 pe r cent. per annum. Persons w hose Inprances tall due at Michaelmas are requested to take notice, that printed receipts are now ready at the Com. parry's Deices, in Lombard.street, and at Charing-cross, where attendance is daily given from nine till four o'clock, and t h at Coun. try Insurances the above description will have the premiums re. duced accordingly. Rent payable or receivable during the dilapidation of premises by fire, may be insured by a form of policy peculiar to this Company, Tor any amount. All qualified or partial interests in property liable to be erected by ems from lire, may be insured with this Company on equitable films. J. JONES, Sec. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and llornin Papers, are constantly kept. THONIMI TUCICZN, High-street, Borough or Southwark, oil end colourman, October I, at eleven, it, and, November 5, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Atkins and Davis, Fox Ordinary-court,, Nicholas-lane. JOHN °wales Joßwsost and JAMEIHOTALLAOHAN, Liver pool, merchants, October 21, 2h , and November 3, at one, a t th e Gmirge Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Thompson and Sons, High -street, Liverpool ; Messrs. J. and G. Crump, Ohl Chortle-yard. Liverpool ; Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, a nd Faulkner, Bedford-row. CIAB I N ET-AIAK ERB' SOCIETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DEN HALL-STREET, opposite Aldpte Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. Foe Ready Money and no Abatement. cent tenni Prot Say . NICISOLAS BYE as, Bath -street, Clerker.well, oilman, October 8, at one, 11, at twelve, and November 5, at one, at the Bank. rup ok. t' Court. Solicitor, 31r. Harrison, IValbrook.bundings, bro TIIONAS BUTLER, .01d Radford, Nottinghamshire, joir.er, October 13, ill, and November S. at eleven, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. Solicitors, Dlr. Cursham, Nottingham; and Mr. Gregory, Clement's-inn. Jou N STXVisis, Lime.streetjwine-merchant, October). 8, and November f,, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mews. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Basinghall-street. JAMES BOOTY', Newport, Isle of Wight, grocer, October 1, at eleven, 8. and November 5, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Ellis, Sons, %ralrnsley, soil Gorton, Chancery lane lane; and Mr. Griffith., Newport, Isle of Wight. JOHN GADRIEL MOLLEW and ROBERT A LOElt, Change. allay, and Greenwich, Kent, timber-merchants, October 1,8, and November 5, at eleven, .at the Bankrupts' Court. Solici t or, M r . Godenond, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD LAND AND HOUSES. ID and near the town of From..Selwood, Somerset. On THURSDAY NEXT, By Mr. ROSE, of London, and Mr. HARROLD, of Frome, At the George lon, Frome, at three o'clock in the afternoon, in Lots, Trustees and Committee respectfully inform lb. Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who'hare large famthest, by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and, cheaper than by any House in Loudon, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; Wog satis fi ed with constant employ. meat to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by this Books of the lest Quarterly Meeting to be 146. From the great ristrdeoge the Commtttee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted X. a. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto . - . 1 6 0 Bordered Bfatress to fit 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends . 3 5 U Eight Mahogany Chairs . • 6 10 0 Alahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 U 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, flrom .C 2 12 0 to R R 0 Drawing room Sofa, from X 5 6 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead . . 8 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa - 6 10 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade trill find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at s few days' notice, and Apartments In a few hours.—Goods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraiscinents in Town and Country ; and Estates valued. • . costurrrzt. T. Cordes J. Wilson jI. Came IT. Haslet J. (:tuts W. W bora. THURNELL, Agent. J. ASLER Swstaey. " Donny et platens uxor."—Hou. Thy house, and (in the cup of lift, That boney-drop) thy pleasing wife ILAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is • gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an ismer:stir e duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be. holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminixe the body--a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised sufferer more than &tabu' the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanction ed as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex-perience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blesainjts which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa tion of the ireeco nomy , we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and g nref feet- Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel ing empiric from the position se presumptuously taken up, wo deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integrity is Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (espe cially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation; and letters from the country are immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which eau be for warded to any part of the world, however distant. 04/8S and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bourerie-attert,Fstreet, London. .. ... 0 ,,, ,, Just published, &venteenth tdition, L The AGIN of LIFE, • familiar Commentary on the shore Diseases. I. LIVONIA:VA, addressed exclusively to the ?male sex. May be had at 20, Paternosteerow ; 59, Pall-mall; Is, Print:es. seen, Sotto{ 174, !left-street; 4, Catherine strut, Strand, Lau don ; Porter, 72, Oratton.street, Dublin; Jones, 117, Troopte, Glasgow ; 61 Swath Ortilimeuvet, Edinburgh; and of sll Book. sellers. Pries hi THE following Teri Val ua ble FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ES LATES, being the property of Messrs. C. and R. Willoughby, via.:-.. All those spacious and substantially built FREEHOLD PRE MISES, comprising an excellent FAMILY RESthENCE, with commanding front-shops, warehouse, and commodious wine vaults, most advantageously situate in the 'Marketplace; and in which the grocery and wine trades have been carried on for many years. A capitalnewly-erected FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, called Woad Hill House, with school-rooms, coach-house, stable, garden, play-ground, and all necessary offices, now occupied by Mr. Williams. u a classical establishment. A FREEHOLD lEWEL NO-HOUSE and Premises. situated in Bath-street, now used as the Union Bank, and in the occupation of George Walters. Esq. A FREEHOLD DWELLING.HOUSE adjoining the last, now in the occupation of Mr. Pitt, silversmith. Three FREEHOLD DWELLING.HOUSES and shops, in Cheap.atreet. in theseveral occupations of Mr. II udden, Mr. George, and Mr. Knight. A FREEHOLD DIV F.LLING-HOUSE. garden, anti suitable offices, near the Bridge, in the occupation of Mrs. E. Sheppard. A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and workshops ad. joining, In the occupation of Mr. Henry Harrold, coach-maker. All those extensive FREEHOLD WAREHOUSES, coach. house, stables, and premises, situate in the N o r t h- p ara d e ; pa rt of which is In the occupation of Mesas, Sheppard, and the rema inder by Messrs. Willoughby t well supplied with water. An excellent FREEHOLD WALLED GARDEN, tastefully laid oat and well stocked with choicerruit.trees and shrubs, with a beautiful TEMPLE, COLD.BATIL and other convenient and ornamental erections therein. A desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Selwood Farm, with good farm-bouse oow-ithctis , and other convenient o ffi ces, and thirty-one Acres of R ich PASTURE LAND, in the* occupation of Mr. Francis Singer. A genteel FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, called Selwood Cot tage, surrounded by nearly 49 Acre* of Rich PASTURE LAND. The two last mentioned Estates are delightfully situated nearly one mile from the town of Frome, adjoining estates of the Earl of Cork and Sir Thomas Champneys, and commanding extensive prospects. Also about twelve Acres of FREEHOLD LAND adjoining' Selwood Cottage, in the occupation of Mr. James Coombs. Alo eight Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, near the said Selwood Cottage. in the occupation of Jane Butler. Also two Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LA ND at Frome Hill. near Frome Field, plessantiy situated foe building, being well supplied with water. A small LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at Marston Bigot. • ith farm-house and homestead, and 13 Acres of PASTURE LAND. A small LEASEHOLD ESTATE. at Tuckmarsh, with house, garden, and about 21 Acres of PASTURE LAND. Also two Acme of FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, at But-1 dernoor, in the occupation of Thomas King. Also four Acres of LEASEHOLD PASTURE LAND, situated near Rey ford House. Also two Acres of FREEHOLD aftd three Acres of LEASE HOLD PASTURE LAND, adjoining White-well-lane, at One Acreef LEASEHOLD PASTURS LAND, near Clink, in the occupation of Mr. .1. Sinkins. A FREEHOLD COTTAOE and golden, adjoining Selwood Farm, at Spring-ger/dem, well supplied with water. The whole *ill be mote fully described in printed particulars, which will be ready for delivery in a short time. and may be had at the White Hart, Bath; George Inn, Tiowbridge ; Swan Inn, Bradford; King's Arms, 3lelksham ; George Inn, Shepica, Mallet at Messrs. linigbes, Devizes; at the Auctioneers' offices, Church: MUM Old Jewry, London, and Fro= or, on application to Messrs. Phelps and Thring, Solicitors, Warminster; or, to Mr. ‘Vhitaker, Solicitor, Frome t at whose respective offices plans of the Estates may belmen. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, tinder Act B, Om. 4th,"cap. IR, see. 6. Maur BILOMLEY and JOIDI GILLISOS, Comniercial.road, chessemongers. (Filed Sept. 20.) RICHAIID GEORGIC PAIN, Lloyd's Cafe* house, and Stilton, surrey, underwriter. (Filed Sept. 23.) Geotot Blactzteik, Bull and Blota-street, merchant. (Filed Sept. 23.) DIVIDENDS. _ _ October 17. Richard Johnson, land-end, Staffordshire, mane. facturer of earthenware, at eleven, at the Roebuck, Nevicastle ander-Lyne—October 25. Thomas Holmes. Nottingham. corn- Meter, at twelve, at the Flying Horst Inn, Nottingham—October 27. Thomas Holland, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, at twelve, at the Rain Inn, Nottinghsm—October 15. Joseph Tomsey, Beau mont-street, Saint Marylebons, grocer, at eleven, at the Bank rupts' Court—October 15. Daniel Hazard, Hackney, merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—October 14. Charles Fade, Stowmarket, Suffolk, grocer, at twelve, at the Kinen Head Inn, litowmarket—October 15. James Lancaster, jun. Bethnal-green- , road, butcher, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court—October 14. Charles Woolley Corfie/d, Norwich, cumer, at five, at the Castle Inn, St. Peter of illancroft, Norwich... October 17. Dorothy stone. and Thomas Ashworth, York, turners, at twelve, at the Black Swan Inn, Coney-street, York—October. 1. Thomas Pine and Edward Davis, Maidstone, Kent, millers, at eleven, at the Bank rupts' Court. CERTIFICATES....Ocrourn 11. Thomas Rooter, Sutton, Surrey, horse-dealer—John Wright, Charlotte-street, Saint Pancras, cheesemonger--John Badeock, Abingdon, Berke, gentleman—Thomas Tuckfiehl Mare. John, Edmund Mare, sad ,Gilliam Mare. Plymouth, Smithy—Robert Drury, Luke-street, Paul -street, Finsbury-square, brewer—Jane Carter, Hanover-street, Hanover-square, milliner —Jetatuirth Beszley, Little Bushey, near Watfoetl, Hertfordshire, farmer. PARTIERSHIPS DISSOLVED• George Gifford etd William John Giffonl, lidlingham, Kent, grocers—Elizabeth Barham and Mary Barham. Bread-street, milliners---Thomas Howard, William Howard, and Stanley How. ant, jun. New Broad-street, merchants—henry Parry end Thomas Jackson, Di both, Birmingham, Warwickshire. tailors—Matthew Howard and William Thomas Smith, stock-brokere—Benjamin Early and Henry ()rum, Sutton, Surrey, limeburnenu—Sarah So phia Lawrence and Jane Jonner, Hatton-garden, dress-makers —Thomas Pope and William Pope, at Beileque, Prince Edward's Island, North America, ship.bullders--leaac Thompson and It'll ham Greenwood Walker, Lawrence-Poutney-lane, dry-salters— William Silouler Wilson, John Thomas Betts, and Conrad Tha deus Vetter, Hounsditch, distillers—Abraham Plc and Enock .Norwich, Hcotsty and W illlatu George, Bristol, chymists and druggists—James W. Smith and Joseph Eenchurch-street, tea and coffec-brokers--Hcnry Early, John Birdseye, and John Whyrtark, Great Waterloo -street, Lam beth, linen-drapers, so tar as relates to the said Henry Early_ Thomas I)utton and Benjamin Read, Mansfield, Nottingham, bobbin-mak/re--John Salmon and John Warren, Suathampton, silk-dyers—George Peacock Bainbridge and George NYoodall, York, woollen-draoers--Thomas btepheoson Ashburner, James Ashborner, and Jambi Dickenson, Liverpool. porter-dealers— Thomas Stephenson Ashburner and James A shbarner, Liverpool, wine-merchants--Ellai Gross and Ludcwig Franck', Drury-lane, copperirMiths—Deerge Frederic Baer atA George Kent PearatM, Macclesfield, Chester, and Lad-lane, sillt.masufacturess—lotifill Cork and John Blagg, New Bosad.street, silk-mercers. near Carr c . alcut miry , all f- • Average Price of Brown or AI melted° Sugar, computed Prom the Ileum trade in the Week ruling the :Ist day of Sept. On Tuesday evening, between nine o'clock, an attack was made on the house and premises of Mr. Carroll. -a silk dyer, in New-row, by a party of combinators, who, by threats and intimidation, endeavour ed to prevent the men at present working for Mr. Carrol, from continuing in his employment. Two of the ring leaders, John Greenaway and Edward Cassidy, have been taken into custody, and there is no doubt but that the severest punishment will be inflicted on them.—Dld. l l4 Morning Post. The Magistrates hare takin up the assault of the lone. neymen nailors on Mr. Davis, their employer, with beeerow trig earnestness. One of the body, named Michael Walsh, aggressors have, as yet , escaped apprehension. r w r n inc ta ips ke i n up, and lodged in gaol this day; bu t th e fiv e Thomas Fahy, and Charles Smith. lt is though, e s are Charles Ryder, Charles Dander, dim ( co u n ty police will use every exertion to apprehend tithe. t r h l'rmh a e t ir t i l e i kna es ' e rn per sons have lift town ; if PO, eve expeet the The evil should be cut up by a timely hand. One jour. neyman, named Murphy, in the employment of Mr. Davit out refusing to join the combinatora, was struck by one of them with an iron weapon, and severely wounded ever the eye. He has also sworn informations against the party.— Cole nangth Journal. . .•,„. 11 1111111 1 11 11 1P -775 ‘77' - awtair ~. ' ' t. '"r'Z'g -- . . -s- - --... . - . . ''..' . -7 7'171w - -----'"---- • • :i_.. , • . _ • .... . / .. (..___ ... • . . ( : . Gil.: , •., .•• .1 • •,.• . : -J.:, . . . 1i , Price 7d. , • i 1 i . .. . .. , . - Nob is 425. id. par hundred weightel exclusive of the Dabs of Citl. torn. paid or ;flyable thereon on the importation thereof into Great i Britain. i Average prix of Corn from the Returns received in the Wadi ending September 17, 1895. • • Wheat. Barley. i Oats. I Rye. 1 Beano. Paw. i , .a. it. a. d. s. cl.' a. -d. a. d. $. d. I God 10 ;41 10 20 3 42 ii 45 9 48 1 - - --- 1 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, - • AT T AE COEIRT OP.commtssioßEsts Or liatentiree's, f IsASINGHALL4IIEET. t. ' I. ''. i ' TO-MORROW. TIIIRD MEETING. ha , Forster, W. Philpot_lane, wine and brandyamerdiant - 1. I FIRST MEETINGS. (briber, 0: Red Lion -street. draper - - .. It . . • tloo!d, 11. Al. F. lirightelmatone, dealer - . - lle ' l Bu chanddyt ,G. Wellington-piece, Stepney, hop and seed met- 0, , ' j e . . . . _ 11. I Smith. J. Ludgat e -hill. woo lli n- f actor - - - - ' 1.4 Robinson, It. Samoan's Head, Fliday-smet, tavern-keeper IL. t is i t; 1 . . , ROYAL NAVY. i —......_ i Capfaik p. Parker King is appointed to command the Adel, at ' ! Deptford ; and Captain le,Stokes the Beagle, at Woolwich ; which r weasels are to be fitted for surreeing the east and west coasts of South America, as also the Straits of Slagelbtre . ' . i • i The lion. Captain Dundas is a pp o i nte d to command the Volago ' 1 . I frigate, fitting at Portsmouth for foreign service. i I EAST INDIA•SIIIPPING. .. . PASSENGERS PER Tiff Hort, •Capt. Norris, recently_ at a I ' rived from New South Wales :-Illr. sates Willsoot, Mr. Wm-. 1 , I Barnard, Captain Coverdale (l a t e o f B e li n d a) , M r . Lee, Mr-. ' Mathews, Mr. Alordaunt, and Mr. Jor an, from ItioJaneiro. PASSENGERS PER TILE B A ROSSA, Capt. H enr y Ilutciptlison. i s about to sail for Madras an d B enga l t-Alitt Goode, Cep,oein Ag- mew (Madras Army), Cept. Role (in command of Company's . . .' S. troops), • Agar t Messrs. Bignell, Ramsey, .rmser, Camp. . bell, sk, Whistler, Dayley,Ainvitt, Sturrocis. 1 ' . . Christie, and abeme-Cadets, 7 . —_-_-r„......e i , l SHIPPING INJEiIGENCE. 1 ''` ' CUSTOM-it - SE, SEPT. 23. Sales Earentio brwaelbs.-Walker, IVright ; Jane, Craw, , forte; and Providence, -Bloom, from Memel; Carolina, Rumen', I 1 r . from Stettin; Aurora, Walker, from Almeria Boque:as, and Gibraltar; Smolensk, Witt, from Memel; Thetis, Otto. from • Danteic ; Minerva. (ironer, from Frederickstadt ; Amaranth, Smith, from Quebec ; York,,Baker, from Ne w Y or k ; C o l um bi ne , T u i t, . • from Bermuda and St. -Lucia; Nymph, Martin, from Smyrna: Sisters, Haves, from Demerara ; George, Lawson , St. Peters. burgh ; Cecropa, Gilmore, from Dantzic; Brothers, Reid, and Good intent, Kelly, from Memel; Wilhelmina, Stowliaas, front i Strelaund. ENTERED OUTWARDS.-Enchantress, Taylor. for Rio JA.. •,, • nelro; Saltoun, Dalrympl e , f or Dominica; Levant Packet. Cutely. s . for Gibraltar; Darius, Clarke, for Bombay; Aimwell, Moulton, , 4 i and Atalanta, Kin g , f or H am b urg h ; Il enr i eh Ferdinand, Schulte, fur Stettin; Plicebe, Richardson, for Demerara; Sprightly, Smith. I' for Amsterdam; Lowestoft, Became, for St. Lucur and Seville; 1 '! \ Salmon River, Gratismore, for St. Mary's, Aeries ; Bettoe. It Wien's, for Dublin; Esther, Heneywill, for Cork; Wm. Penn. Hughes. for Waterford; Prince Regent, Lamb, for Teneriffe, Van Diemen's Land, and New South Wales. • . CI.EARED OUTWARDS FIN A LLY AT G navese k u.- S axony. i Palmer, for Corunna and Vigo; Eden, Anthony, for Carthagenia and dents Martha; Aurora, Monett, for Halifax and St, John's. i New Brunswick; Bee, Nicholls, for liamburgh; Queen Char- . et torte, Fenner, for Jersey ; Ho a rier, Brown, for Hamb use h ; Vim, t • Faith, for 'feneriffir and Calcutta; Regular Packet, Gibbon. to' ' ; - Pernambuco aed Sears, 1 0 , . CLEARING OUTWARDS.-TWO BrOther, AttrilL for Jersey e - Whittle , for Yucatan , Honduras ; llawlins, Itignitudee. for W • Jamaica ; Siam" Valliant. for Calais; Windlust, Kiigleman, . for Amsterdam; San Repos, Pettier, for Antwerp and Brussels s, 1 , Margaret, Mangles, for Demerara; Merchant, Robinson, for El. elnore and St. Petereburgh ; Sprightly, Solidi, fu Amsterdam~ , •,- Felicity, Pearson, for Lhinore and St. Petersbu I ; Columbus. , Brownian'. •Tenerifle and Calc u tt a ; Frederick, urtis, for :Ames ... Leone; Edinburgh Packet, Williams, for Rotterdam; Emma Reid, for Genoa and Leghorn. le e . . . --„,,,,,,,.._. , : • ' FROM LLOYD'S Lisa': ' I ela TIXOUTD SEPT. 23.-Arrived the Sovereign transport,' • r . ill - ill 4 frowiliatifie. Med the Nadine. Tripe. for tint Cape ce . Good Hope. Ilia Majesty's ship Albion, for Lisbon, went oa t of . 1 harbour and remains at Spithead. Ills Majesty's ship Scout cart a • in to be paid off'. - 4 ' A l D..“.. SEPT. 23.-Arrived the Thomas, Bell, from St. Vh. cent's; the Fame, Newburn; the Hurnilty. Dobson, and the RN • tennis, Alder, from 3lemel. Passed through from the -River. the !, Protector, Dickenson, from New York ; no d the W ater l oo° packet,- t haston, for Cork. • e •i Four p. m.-The whole of the outward-bound Me under weigh. , 1 :Bent:ATE. SEPT. 23.-The Ven ue , St e ph e n s , was go t e ft feota. I Foreness Rock this morning, and is brought in to reload that part of the cargo which had been landed from her. Not having Ws. . rained any damage, she will proceed the first opportunity. i % OneveseeD, SEPT. 23.-Arrived the Cossack, Todd, Pena' Almeria; hlitford, Taylor, from elogadore; Kitlingh.k,tiniith,„: from Antigua; Fortuna, 51ilne, for Malaga, F a i t h, Ch urc h, front .• Demerara; Marshall, Hall, from Memel; Hope, Young, from. r . • • e rl ditto; Elizabeth, Kelmer, from Gottenburgh ; Bostopchin. —.s , : ..„. from Pillau; Mary, Stokeby, from Nieustath. Sailed the Ward s ; i' 1 Hare, for St. John a, New Brunswick ; Olindu, Bell, fur Bahia g , ~. Lovely Alexis, Smith, for Sierra Leone; Maria, Spriggs, foe. Alvarado. IYATIATOItb, SEPT. 21.-The Robert, of North Yarniatith,' ! , , . Crowe. from Bangor to Newcastle, struck, on the 10 t h inst. op. .1 • the New Grounds, near Tuskar, anti having three feet In her • I hold, wan abandoned, The crew saved by the Redmond, Power s , of Dungarvon, and landed at Passage on hlotitlay. CASIPIIELTOWN, SEPT. 19.-The Byron, Lord. from Liver. pool to New York, which was driven on shore near this place I;th . • mitt. has become a wreck, and it is feared but little of the targa will be saved. AMSTERDAM, :ere. 20.-The Five Sodskende, Weyde, trete Leghorn to Konigsberg, was stranded on the island of %Fitton , . , near Stralsund, 17th ult. and it is feared would b e lo a t. Part o f th e s cargo saved. . ANTWERP, SEPT. 20.-The Velck, De Valck, arrived hero 18th into. from London, has injured her bottom by taking the ground near the quay : she was making much water this morri.g. Cargo landing. , PARTS, Seri.. 20.-The Virgin del Carmen, from Ilareelore. • • baying been taken by a Colombian cruiser, tive men were put .on board to keep possession, but becoming intoxicated, the creir 4 yr , ran her on shore near Curril. . The Dragon, from Demerara to Bermuda, being a wreck, was abandoned at era the end olJuly. Crew and passengers s..ael, by his Majesty's ship Photon, and carried to Annapolis. The Countess of Morley was at the Sandwich Islands on the 14th January. The Itoxborough Castle, bound to China, carried a schooner. with 135 Waves on board, into Sierra Leone, about 13th July, and proceeded on her voyage a few days after. ik. The lion. Company's aldp Thomas Grenville, from London, , with troop. for Calcutta, was all well 22d July, in lat. 4, 30, S. long. 21. 30. IV. Arrived off Dover, the Prince Coburg, Whitmore, from Tvbetto,. The Robert, Crewe, from Bangor to Newcastle, struck r e o : i Tuscan 10th inst. and was abandoned. . • • VESSELS SPOIEN WITH.-Thomas Grenville, London, for Calcutta, 221 July, lat. 4, 30, S. long. 21, 30, W. Congress. of I Maryport ; Combutant, of Liverpool ; Blucher, of Workuigton, all from Liverpool, 13th inst. lat. 45. long. 40; Charles Hamilton. , t of Hurl, 15th, lat. 45, long. 38, by the Sovereign transport. Witie, I arrived at Portsmouth. I• 1 e 1 ' , COMBINATION IN IRELAND. ' .. On Tuesday evening, between the bouts of eight and fi i f I nine o'clock, an attack was made on the house anti orernis,s G UARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, At No II , Lonstenn-swazzx the entrance of the Fost-ence i - Losams: DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE RAIKES, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. The Right Honourable John Garrett, Lord Mayor W. C. Brandrant, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M.P. William Copland, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William D. Dowsort, Esq. Robert Mitforel, Esq. Fir T. Hanle Farquhar, Bart. John G. Ravenshaw, Esq. Nicholas Garry, Esq. Robert Rickards, Esq. William Haldlmentf, Esq. M.P. John Shore, Esq.• John Haney, Esq. Edward Stewart. Esq. George Jenner, Les. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Thornton, : Esq. Newart idarjoribenks, Esq. Jan Tuna!). Esq. 11. P. James Tulloch, Leg, arntxoas. Lewis Lord, Esq.; A. W. Roberta, Esq. M.P. ; W. Ward, Esq. This Company have detetini-ed, with certain exceptions, to make the following redaction on the Three ordinary Classes of Firs Insursoces, and Insurances hitherto charged at 2s. Od. will be reduced to Is. 6d. per Cent. pa Annum. Is. Otl. . . . 2s. fid. ditto; and Ss. Od. . . . 4s. tid. ditto bat no Polley will be entitled to a reduction which will bring the Premium below Os. Pawns who have, in anticipation of the approaching Quarter. day, already renewed their Insurances. Of have taken out new Policies, on or since the 20th inst. will be entitled to the benefit of this reduction, which will also be extended to Policies that have been issued for a term of years, for every full unexpired year. Thee unprecedented success this Institution has experienced aflbrds satisfactory proof that the principles upon which it was founded have met with general approbation, and gives the bat alumna that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the assured at the septennial division will meet their full expectation. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Michael mas should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or they be come void; and that the receipts for such morale are now ready to delivery with the respective Agents for the Company throughout te United Klogdom. W. WILLIAMS,WILLIA Secretary. United TWENTY THOUSANDS IN ONE DAY. AND NO BORE LOTTERIES AFTER THESE DRAWINGS. IT AZARD and CO., the Contractors, solicit attention Al to the preset IMILLIANT SCHEME, which not only retains all thelate popular attractions, but embraces for the first time since the establiahtionn of Lotteries, and before their final metclusion, SIT 1.10,006 410,090 f 20.000 L'20,000 .C2O,OUU £lO,OOO &c. Re. exceeding One-Fourth of a Million of Money, ALL IN ONE DAY, THE 18mn OF OCTOBER. 1 A groat variety of Numbers are onside at Huard and Co.'s old. established Offices, Royal Exchange Gate ; 21, Carlini' ; and 3 2 4 Grfonl.street, end of Regent.tnreet, London ; where they have been most successful in selling Capital Pners, bovieg in one Lot. Wry sold all the Thirty Thousand Pound Pnses—in the hat year's Lotteries alone they sold five Prizes of 30.00 a and 20,001. t and it the Lottery drawn Wednesday , the 91st August. Huard and Co. shared and sold 1.179 a Prim of .E 24.0011. Lae a Prim of MAW G rN and PISTOL REPOSITORY, 42 sad 43, OXFORD-STREET. 11 . GASS respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Sport ke onalemen, lee has added to his ebedee end welloedeeted knock (.4 New and Second-hand FLINT and DETONATING OURS, t, 4 ormcipal part of Mrs. %Vibon's, late of Vigo-lene (retired from tf ireer); Guns by Alantons, Purdey, Forsyth. Smith, Nock, "'"e , Egg. Alortfiner, and other makers, at half their original ' 9l . warranted; Rifles, Air.guns, and Canes, by S:sodenotaye, r 44 other makers; Due Ding, Holster, and Pocket-phrtols. in great i 'wets ; an assortment of - Mate and Plated Articles,very low for 'mod! Monty. Gem and Pistol. bought. or Mktg' in exchange. totem s and Captains supplietl.--41 and 43, Osiord-street, near elmers.strect, Lontior..