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Price 7.(J• No. 7,351. . • legif L.4sT Jiminrs GAtErrt FOREIGN LOTTEItIES, PRI VATE LOTTERIES, LITTLE GOES, AND RAFFLES. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, May, 1826. T ()TTERIPS 1)(4114 , to end on the 18th day of July next, 4 notice is hereby given that the laws against the sale. or ad vertising for sale, of Foreign Lottery Tickets, or of any Lottery Tickets not authorized by Parliament, and against Little Goes and Private Lotteries, will be strictly enforced. It is requested that the outstanding Prizes may be brought in for payment with the least possible delay, that the Lottery Accounts may be finally closed. 1.. HESSE. GENTEEL. FURNITURE, Cabinet Paintings, Books, Counting-house Fittings, and Effects, 11-mall. SALES BY - AUCTION'. • FREEHOLD RESIDrACE, WITH LAND, PERRY-HILL, SY DENHAM, IN• THE PARISH OF LEWISHAM, KENT. By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At . the Auction Mart, neer the Bank, on THURSDAY, the 20th inst. at 13, by order of the Proprietor,unlesa en acceptable offer should be previously made by Private — Contract. FRET HOLD ESTATE, comprising a respectable X. brick-built Dwelling house ; containing six excellent cham bers, drawing and dining rooms, kitchen, store-rooms, scullery, and dniry, with range of out-houses : including a two-stall stable, cow and poultry houses, bakehouse, &c. ; with an extensive garden and excellent meadow land, containing good brick-earth and gravel. The whole occupying a plot of ground of about six acres, with water from the main spring; is in the most perfect order, and cont mantling picturesque views of the surrounklb , g country. The property is bounded by the river litavensbourne, and the land-tax is redeemed. Foreign Ogee, /tine 28. 1626. . • The Xing has been graciously pleased to appoint Francis Werty, rn ibaq. (late Consul of the Levant Company at Smyrna,, to be hts Majealy't • Coneul at Smyrna. The King has also been graciously plowed to appoint John Barker, Esq. Note Consul of the Levant Company at Aleppo., to he his Majesty's con sul at Alesandrts, Its Egypt.. The King has also been graciously please* to appoint Henry Thorne* Liddell, Esq. (late Assistant-Secretary to the Levant Company), to Lehi* Majesty's Consul at Gottenbuggh. By DRAYTON and VENTO3I, On the Premises, No. 3.3, St. James's-plate Pall-mall, TO. MORROW, at II (by order of the Proprie tor, removing into the Country). THE FURNITURE consists of I , m any four-post and tent bed•veads and furniture*, feat beds and bedding, wardrobe, chests of dr a wers; Turkey, BO and Venetian est , pets, eight-day br.teket clock ; dining, card, and Pembroke tables; chintz and m0r0,,, window curtains ; mahogany and japanned chairs, sofa, sideboard. looking glasses, five atill three-Bap count. in; desks, large mahogany book and paper case, a 4-feet-fl square-eyed beam ; a few tine Cabinet Paintings, by 533'10 Farrah), Carracci, ISt:Wien). Tempests., &c. ; Practkil Illustrations of Landscape Painting, with coloured designs, Cisrlr's Essay on Co. louring, with plates. Gentleman's 3lagirine, est. May be viewed the day preceding the sale. Cwalngues had on the premises; of Messrs. }iceman, Ifeathernet and Osborne, Soli. ' cheat, 47, Coleman-street; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auc tneetra, Ss7, Leadenhall-street. For Pastengers only, to sail in July, FOR CALCUTTA DIRECT, the fine Teak SHIP, FORT WILLIAM, Burden 1,200 Tons; JAMES NEISH, Commander ; lying in the East India Dock. Has ample accommodations for Passengers, anti will be equipped and appointed equal to the Honourable Company's regular 1.200 Ton Ships. For passage apply to Messrs. Rickards, Illackintosh, and. Co., 13, Bialicipsgate-street ; to the Commander ; and to Lyali and Cfreig, 7, London-street ; or to JOSEPH HORSLEY and CO., 7, 110 liter-square. - LONDON DOCKS. THE Court of Directors of the London Dock Company hereby give Notice, that a YEARLY GENERAL PIEETI NO of the Proprietors will be held at the London Dock llouse, Prinee's-street, Bank, on FRIDAY the ith of July next. at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend upon the Company's Stock fur the half-year ending the 30th of June (inst.) Also, for rbe Election, by ballot, of 24 Directors for the year en suing, and on other affairs. S. COCK, Ssc. London Dock House. June 2t, liB2fi. N.B. The Chair will be taken at one o'clock precisely. The Ballot will commence immediately after the Sleeting, and close at four o'clock precisely. 11 .* Every Lim must contain 24 Names. but no more. The Ritqt has been graciously 'pleased to appoint William Wilton Beaker, Esq. (some time British Vice-Conant at Messina), to be blsMa jesty's COnsul'at that place. 'The Kibklute also been graciously please , ' to appoint William Bartel ton, Esq. (some tithe British Vice-Consul at Boulogne), to be btu Maps ty's Comml at that place. ' The Ring has also been graciously pleased to appoint James Vivo* Harvey, Esq. !some time British Vice-Cunrl.l at Bayonne), to be MV.Lsty's Cr‘nstri at that place: Xing hat - also been graciously pinged to appoint Wiliam Esq. (sane time British Vice-Consul, at Cuen),.to be his .Mojesty's Conanl for the departments of Calvados, La Manche; and !via et Vitaine: Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of Bel County of York, City and County of the etty of York George Cooke, Esq. and Thomas Rawson, Esq.---do be Deputy. IMMO nut.. . LIOR BOMBAY, the fast-sailing SIM', BRITAN JI: NIA, burden 300 Tons: THOMAS GREEN EP WAL KER, R.N. Cotumander ; lying in the West lochs Export Dock. This Ship has very comfortable Accommodations tor Passengers, and carries a Surgson.. . - _ - May be viewed 13 days prior to the Tale, by tickets only, which, with printed paniculars, may be had of Drayton and Vei.tont. Sur veyors' Auctioneer's, and Appraisers. 97, bendentiall'`treil t rff ticilars may likewise be had at the Crown, Norwood; Golden Lion, Sydenhatn ; Greyhound, Dulwich ; Golden Lion, Camber well ; Horns, Kennington ; and at the Mart. For Freight orl'assige, apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Coffee-house ; to Messrs. WEBBI;nd STEWART, 23, Threadneedle-street; or to JOIN S. BBINLEY 12, Itirchin-Line, Cornhill. This Ship is now clearing at the Custom-house, and will be de spatched in a few days. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, July 3,826. Ail applications ftom Performer* for Engagenvits, and letters relating to the business of the Theatre, are requested to be addressed, post paid, to the Manager, Stephen Price, Earl. at the Theatre; and from the numerous letters received it is found expedient to announce. that the prop sale which remain unanswered for the space of six days, are to be considered by the parties pro posing as declined. By Order, GROWING CROPS, TIIIIrE BUNTERS, CA PITA I. GIG DORSI:S. El 11 T e.taT Hocrses, AND TWO 11 UN DRED SHEEP, WIMBLEDON, ffl,l4_/1 EY. By DRAYTON sad YENTOIt; On the Premises, Cowdery Farm, nest Merton, Wimbledon, Surrey, on T/IVRSDAY, 13th inst., at 11, by order of the Proprietor, ti , ni.ting the Farm, A Lt , th 4 alttable CROWING CROPS, consisting of Ili 120 acres of wheat. 13 acres of beans, and 11 acres of wits, three hunters, capital gig horse, eigl4 draught horses, and :up sheep, in excellent condition. The whole sJitably lotted. l'he crops of corn are in the most superior order, which, whit the other property, willbe sold without reserve, to enable the pro prietor to give an early possession to tile purchaser of the farm. May be viewed six days prior to the sale, on application to Robert Tudd, the Bailiff, on the premises t printed catalogues had of him ; also at the Spread Eagle, Wandsworth ; King's Read, Epsom Bull, Ewell ; Cock, Sutton ; Angel, Tooting ; Spotted Dog, Carshalton ; Swan, Chelsea ; and of Drayton and Ventorn, Surveyors, Auctioneers, arid Appraisers, 97, Leadenhall street. DECLARATIONS OP INSObtgpt CT. Left at the Bankrupt Mike, under 6 Oyo. 4, cap 16„ . nee.0. JOHN Thou, Basinghall-atreet, woollen.drpper. (Filed July l' s ) -Ottomos liAltlllS t White Hart,. Sutithirark, booking-961mi and scar ill house-keeper. Well hi/ 1 .) Till)MAII PIRILPOINT, Pennington, Esucaahlre, tallow-eitandler. k Filed July 3.) • KATHARINE DOCKS.—Notice is hereby given, 1 - 7 that by virtue of a Resolution of the Board of Directors of the St. Katharine Dock Company, the Subscribers are required to snake a Payment of Ten per Cent. on the amount of their respec tive Subscriptions, to George Carr Glyn, Esq., Treasurer to the Company, at the Banking-house of /divine. Glyn, Mills, Ilallifax, and Co., No. 67, Lombard-street, ott Friday, the 4th day of Au gust next. lly the 9,h Section of the 6th Gen. IV. cap. 105, nn Sale or Transfer of Stock can take place after a Call, until the amount of the Call upon such Stock shall have been paid• JOHN lIA , ED11440 PeIICINS, Northampton, grocer. (Piled July 3.) WlLatkat Werimaart, Upper Chettlemmewa, Bedford-square, eoacli broker. Wiled July 1.) BANKRUPTCIES SC rEns EDED. Jolt• emirs, Winiftwould, Leiceiteeeldre, btfrober . AUGUSZU4 URWITOVNBRIMITH, WILLIAM Csi Ln, Cow•line, Sinteleld, earpkter. ilitga au Moo It parish Of St: George Me Martyr, Southwark, dale?, BANK RtIPTS. St. Katharine Derek Office, Ith July, MN. V.D. For the personal convenience of the Subscriber% the Teen. curer will receive the amount of such Call any day on or between the Ist and 4th of August next. W. DUNS, Treasurer. COENTY FIRE OFFICE and PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE. Regent-street, and Royal Exchange, London and also at Edin burgh, Dublin, Paris, and al l ihe princi pal Towns in Watt Britain. Established in 1806. Capitals, a Million Sterling and upwards. Reduction of Premiums—First Class, Is. tid. per cent. ; Farm. i ng stock, in certain cases, Is. lid. per cenL All Insured share profits equally. Claims have been paid Im mediately, and in full, to 1700 sufferers. Returns of 25!. and W. per cent. hate been paid invariably ; 52,4160/. returned in the last twelve yews. Bonuses of 134 Bs. and• 241. 12s. per Cent. have been paid an Life Policies. LII 4 AGLE BRITISH AND COLONIAL LIFE 1 . ASSURANCE OFFICES, established Combat and Regeot-stree;. DTRECT9RS. Sir WILLIAM RAWLINS. Chsirman. Sir JOHN PERRINO, Bart. and Ald. Deputy Chairman. Satuud Birch, Esq. and Ald. John Juland Rawlinson, Esq. Christopher Fryer, Esq. John Richards ' Erq. Thomas Greenaway, Leg. Peter Skipper, Esq. Walter A. Peacock. Esq. Richard Whitraves, Erq. Ilenjamin Rankin, Esq. Edward William Windus, Eq. MANAGING DINECTON—WiIIiam E rq F.S.A.LS. Pttretcrwx-_lohn Sptagio, M.D. fluildforil-street. Sc ROEON--James Saner, Esq. Finsbury-square. In their New Tables fur Life Assurance within the limits of Europe, the Directors have caused the correct distinction between Male and Female Life to be preseryeds the following reductions of Premium therefore obtain— Anoual payment required for lOU/. to be received at the death of a 11XLE: Seven Yeave.i Whae Life. d. 1 6 3 1 12 2 1 17 t 2 12 3 7 11 Assurances on the Lives of Invalids are granted in all cases not immediately affecting the duration of Life. Foreign and Colonial Life itesurences may be made for any voyage or residence. The assured, whether abroad or at. heme, have Jour-fifths of the. whole profits of the Establishment periodically divided amongst them. No fine for entrance or non-appearance. Claims on the Society actileerthree months front the receipt of the certificate of death. A iledical (Aker attends daily at Two o'clock, in C,ornbill. HENRY P. CM ITH, Actuary. APOLLONICON.—The last Saturday but three this Sea on.—On SATURDAY, July 8, DUG, the following SELECTION of MUSIC eildbe performed by Mr. PURKIS, on the A POLLONICON, a Grand Mu&lead Instrument, invented and constructed by Mews. Might and Robson, organ-builders, lel, St. Martin'adane; under the immediate patronage of his Ma jesty, commencing at Too o'clock. Part 1. Overture. Zaire, Winter—Song, " Should he up.. braid," Bishop—.Gipsy thee, Welah—Polacca, " :Sly Araby, my noble steed," Aladdin, Bishop—Divertimento. with Selections from Pietro rEremita. Rossini, Puritie. Part H. Overture, Ztlmira, itoaaini—Song, " Are you angry, mother'?" Aladdin, Bishop—lntroductory March and Air, with Variations, Kalkbrenner —('avatina, `• Crudo arnor," Pueltta— Wee. " Hark ! the lark," Dr. Cooke. N.B. Mr. Purities performances will be continued every Satin. day during the Season. The Mechanical Powers of the Apollonicon are exhibited Daily, from! till 4 (except during the time of Mr. Purkis's attendance).— performing Mozart's Overture to Figaro, and Weber's celebrated Overture to Dee Freischutz ; in the execution of which, it has been honoured with the approbation of the most eminent 9iechanieal and Mus'cal Men of the Age, and is allowed to possess a grandeur and varie , y of effect, with a precision and a delicacy of expression, superior to any other instrument in Europe. The Music arranged for sod set on the cylinders by Mr. Flight, Jun. The Exhibition will close for the Season on Saturday, the 19th. }}MALE. L. a. d. 2 2 6 2 9 IS 3 4 4 4 12 4 6 18 2 scvcn Years. .C. no d. I 5 0 1 8 9 1 13 9 1 17 3 3 7 0 Whole Life. .C. s. d. 1 15 1 2 3 2 2 15 0 3 15 0 5 14 7 IMPROVEMENT IN WRITING. I E‘VIS, 104, High Holborn, continues to give lessons in his improved unrivalled system, from nine in the morn ing till nine at 'tight I and he engages, in a few short and easy lessons, to improve the worst possible Hand-Writing, and to render it legible, expeditious, and beautiful, equally nOapted either fur Laelin, Gentlemen. or the Countinghouse. Private apartments for Ladies, anti the greatest attention•ohserved. ,S . EIIT,:IiAND . taught in Six bewails. Lewis, System of Sh - gt-bantlijusrpiilisbed, and may be had, price 10s., at the Academy, 101, High Holborn. FOR TILE PRESERVATION OF HORSES' FEET. To Noblemen, Gentlemen, Coach Proprietors, Post-masters, Livery Stable-keepers, Brewers, and Others. Fp lIE PREPARED LINSEED, as a Stopping for X. Horses' Feet, has for years been used in the Stable Depart ment of his Majesty, and it is highly approved in all cases of irri tation. indsmotation, sand cracks, or injured frogs. The application of the prepared Linseed will be found invaluable. See Mr. Good win's Publication, Ist and 2d Edition, pages 272 and 340, on the tr.aittnent of Horses' Feet, in which he particularly recommends the Piepared Linseed, in prefer e nce to any other stopping, for keeping the loot ar.d hoof in a cool and healthy state ; where the hoof is shallow it is particularly Nervioeable, as it tends to increase the growth of it. In fact it only require, to be known, when doubtless it will become a requisite in the stable department of every noble- Lan and gmtleman in the kingdom. Mr. G. also states in his publication, he found great difficulty in procuring it genuine, until Aleuts. OLDFIELD and BENTLEY, of Little Queen-street, Holborn, erected machinery for that article only, after which he had no longer any difficulty. To be had genuine only, by their appointment, at R. Long's, % , :terinary-instrument-maker, No. 217, High Holborn, and at no other house in London ; put up in parcels of 71b. 141 b. 2Ellb. and bfilb., price fid. perlb. Orders, with remittance (poet-paid), will be promptly attended to. Also may be had, Poultice Boots for the use of the Linseeds. MODERN APPENDAGES TO BEAUTY. 13 EA RS'S TRANSPARENT, SO A P.—This Soap stands unrivalled as a discovery of the highest importance, for its superior excellerce in clearing the skin, preserving it from the effects of the weather, sea air, &c. and improving us appear. ance. It removes every blemish front its surface, and, by due perseverance, never fails to render it delicately clear and beautiful. Prepared by A. Pears. 55, IVells.street, Oxford-street. and sold at Is., Is. lid., and 2s. fid. per square. Also Gentlemen's Shaving Cakes, at Is.and 2s. lid. PEARS'S BOTANIC CREAM, particularly recommended to Parents and Guardians, who wish to give their offspring, and those under their care those delightful tints which are the true eon e.unirants of beauty and health. MALABAR DENTIFRICE, for beautifying the teeth, and rendering them a personal ornament to the decline of life. PERSIAN COTTON, or Portable Rouge, for giving a de hcat, rose tint to the cheek : it is simple in its application, and so prtable that it may be placed between the leaves of a email pocket , ~oa. price 24. PEARS'S Lice-ft) BLOOM of ROSES and WHITE IM PER IA I. POWDER, which, by beautifully tinging the cheeks lius, bestows a delicacy to the female countenance. PEA RS'S ROSE.COLOURED and PINK SAUCERS, for drawing in water-colours, painting on velvet, tinging the court. teiance. and dying silk, lace, muslin, feathers, artificial flowers, At.—Warebottse, 55, Walls -street, Oxford -street, London. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MAIL.--}IIII4A JESTV, with that liberality and condescending kindness with which he has always favoured the objects of the BRITISH INSTITUTION, haiing placed at the disposal of the Direcurs, for, thg purpose of 'mune - aisle Exhibition, hts PRIVATE COL LECTION of PTCTLTRES, from Carlton-House. .Palace, the OALLERY is OPEN DAILY, from Ten in the Morning until Itiix In the Evening. . . . _ Admittance to. Catalogue le. WILLIAM BA liNAßD,,keeier. NITILLIANI SHUTTLEWORTH (Successor to Wil liam Clark), of the old-established CIDER CELLAR, No. 20, Illaiden.lane, Covent-garden, begs leave most respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has on Sale a quantity of PERRY, CIDERS, ALES, and STOUT, of superior quality and flavour, in casks or bottles, and at very low prices. ••• The Trade supplied on reasonable terms. VALUABL LANDED INVESTMENTS. TILE following FREEHOLD ESTATES are now for SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by 'Jr. AIERCER, Land Surveyor, B,'Warwick.cnurt, Gray's Inn : Eight FREEHOLD FARMS, in the preferable pane of KENT, and particularly adapted for the growth of hops, fruit, &c., and containing farm hcusea, and all rrquiaite agricultural buildings, and the following quatititirs of land, grnerullY abounding with fine growing oak timber 450 acres, 200, Fa, 130, 120, 100, 90, and 70 acre•. Three in SUSSEX, of nearly the same description, with farm houses and buildings, a id 20a, and 109 acres of superior hop, fruit, arable, and meadow land. Two in HANTS, a mansion and 30 acres of latd, and a farm house and buildings, and 120 acres of land. One in HEREKIRDS/lIRE, comprising a capital residence, and 100 acres of fruitful laud. One in 1)011SETg11111E, with farm house, buildings, and 112 acres of productive land. One in OLA3IOIIOANSMKE, a genteel residence, and 30 acre, of land. One in CARDIGANSHIRE. with faun house and buildings, and 220 acres of land. For particnlars, orders to view, or to treat, apply to Mr. Mercer, at whose offices several of . the plans may be seen. Letters to be post-paid. AK. NEIVAIAN and Co., of London, have published s the following interesting Novels and Romances since Annecy, 11124 : THI., MONS-TROOPERS, by the Author of Bannockburn, 3 vols. IN. EUtsTACE FITZ•IIICHARD, a Tale of the Barons' Wars, 4 vols. 1/. 4... HENRY the 'FOURTH or fiANCE,-44rAte4alkinittn, 4 vela. 1/. DEEDS of ele OLDEN TIMES, a Romance, by Anne of Swamies, 5 vols. IL M.. ENGLISH E BARONET, by Leonora do Stra,lla, 3 vols. les. ed. BRAVO of VENICE, by M. G. Lewis, Esq. Bth edition, sq. HIGHLAND MA KY, by the Author of Foundling of Glen thorn. &e. 4 vols. it. 2.. UNKNOWN, or Northern Galkey, by F. Lathom, 2d edition, 4 vole 11.2 a. ABBOT of MONTSERRAT, s Romance, by ►►'. C. Green, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. INTERESTING NEW IVORKS, jut published by C()I.BURN. New Burlington street. I. ISIAO,NARY CONVERSATIONS of LITERARY MEN and STATESMEN. ..... By WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR, Esq. The Second Edition, much improved and augmented. In 2 large vols. Bvo. price 28s. 2. FOUR YEARS in FRANCE; or, Narrative otan English Family's Residence there during that period; preceded by an Ac count of the Conversion of the Author to the Catholic Faith. Bvo. 14s. 3. GASTON DE BLONDEVILLE ; a Romance: St. Al ban's Abbey; a Metrical Tale: with some Poetical Pieces. By Anne Radcliffe, Author of " The Romance of the Forest," " 31 rt. tenet of Udolpho," "Italian,"&c. To which is prefixed, a Memoir of the Author, whh Extracts from her Journals. Published from the Originals, in the possession of William*Radeliffe, Esq. In 4 vols. post Bvo. price 38s. 4. The POLITICA L PRIMER ; or, Road to Public Honours. Small flvo. price 6s. Gd. A. The LW ES of the Right Honourable FRANCIS NORTH, BARON GUILFORD, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, under King Charles IL and King James II.; the lion. Sir DUDLEY NORTH, Commissioner of the Treasury to King Chalks II.; and the Hon. and Rev. Dr. JOHN NORTH, Muter of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Club of the Closet to King Charles 11. By the Hon. Roger North; with Notes and Illustrations, Histo rical and Biographical. In 3 vols. /Ivo. with Portraits, price 38s. 6. The GERM ANT NOVELISTS; Tales, selected from An. clent and Modem Authors in that language, from the earliest period to the close of the Eighteenth Century ; with Critical and Biogra phical Notices. By Thomas Roscoe, Esq. In 4 vols. post /Ivo. price 311 s. 7. BIOGRAPHICAL it , KETCHES of BRITISH CHA RACTERS, deceased since the Accession of George IV., corn. prising ;Two Hundred and Thirty Subjects, chronologically ar. ranged with a List of their engraved Portraits. By William Al il. ler.Handsomely printed in 2 vols. 4to. price 31. Sc. boards ; 23 copies only on large paper, price MG 8. CAPTAIN MAITLAND'S NARRATIVE of theSUR- R ENDER of BUO NA PA itTE, and of his Residence on board his Majesty's ship Bellerophon, with the principal events that oc curred in that ship between the 24th May and the lith August, 1815 ; the Secret Correspondence of Captain Maitland with the Government, &c. &c. Second Edition, Bvo. with a Chart, its. lid. 9. TO-DAY in IRELAND; a Series of Tales: containing the L'arder's Connemara, Old and New Light ; or, the Toole's Wanting. 3 vols. post Bvo. 27e. ID. E 31011 IS of a SERGEANT in the FRENCH ARMY. Written by Himself. Comprising his Adventures in Italy, Spain, Germany, Russia.&c. from 1863 to 1823..1n 1 vol. post Br. 9,..6d. , y, 11. REJECTED ARTICLES. In 1 vol. 1705 t Bvo. 10s. Od. 12. M EMOIRES DU PRINCE DE MONTBAREY, Se. cretaire d'Etat sous Louts XVI. Ecrits par Lui-tneme. In 2 vols. Ilvo. price 21s. 13. ODES and ADDRESSES to GREAT PEOPLE, the Third Edition, revisal. In I vol. foolscap bro. be. 11. MEMOIRS and RECOLLECTIONS of COUNT SE. OUR, Ambassador from France to the Courts of Russia and Prus sia. Written by Himself. Vol. 2, comprising the Account of his Residence at the Court of Catherine 11. Bvo. 12s. French lUs. lid. SORES, BURNS, SCALDS. WOUNDS. ULCERS, &e. AKSHALL'S IrIsiIVERSAL CERATE.—This Cerate will be found most efficacious in every kind of IVound, Sore, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Eruption, Ulcers of every de.l nomination, especially Sore and 1 1 1:crated Legs, which have been healed in so rapid a manner that a new method of cure has been established by this useful Preparation ; Sore Breasts, Mamma lion of the Eyes, &c. ; scorbutic and Cancerous fluinnurs, Erysi. pelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Ring' Wotm, Sore Throats, Chops, Chilblains, &c. &c. Sold in Boxes at Is. lAd. and 2s. 9d., by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London; 54, Sackville.street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes -street, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond street, and 2•20, Regent-street: and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. *** NOTICE.—E. Marshall respectfully informs the Pulic, that from and after the Ist of March, 1826, Mr. Chicks Itbler will be her sole Agent for the sale of the above Cerate, whichtwill bear her Name on the Label of each Box, as executrix of the late John Marshall ; and a Government Stamp. with the words Charles Butler, 4, Cheapside," engraved thereon. LtASEMILDS. HOIA.MiAIP. ELIGIBLE INVESTMST. Ey DRAYTON and VEN M. At the Iliprt, on THURSDAY. the 'WELT " FIVE reatoectble W brick-built DELLING-HOUSES, situated Nos. I to 5, inclusive, Northampton-row, in front of tire high North road, near the turnpfke, Holloway, in the occupa tion of most respectable tenants, at rents lamenting to DN. Gs. per annum, and held oh lease for a long terra, at a ground rent of 531., land-tax paid by lessor. The houses are in goad repair, a consi 'Uvalde RUM having been recently expended en the same. May be viewed six tisys prior to the sale. Particulars had at the Cock, Holloway; Angel, Islington ; Messrs. Overton and Coombe, Tokenhmise-yard ; and of Drayton - and Ventom, A tic tionsews, llj, Deadenhall-street ; and at the Mart. FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, RF.THNAL GREEN and CANNON-STREET-ROAD. By BRAN TON and VENTOM. • At the Auction Mart, near the Bank. on 'THURSDAY the 29th instant, at 12, in Tab Lots. A Valuable and Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Li- comprising two brick-built Dwelling-liou.es. NOR. 11 and 12, Derhyshire.toreet, Bedinal-green road: and three brick-built dwelling-houttea, numbeted 4,5, and li , lisp:m-1)1am, adjoining, in the occupation of good tenants. at rents amounting to 491. las. per annum: also a respectiddeli•asehold dwelling-house, with a double-glazed fronted shim, particularly well-situated for business, numbered 2.1, Lower Chapman street, corner of .lone-stied, f'annonsstreet.road. St. Otorge't East, held for a term of eighteen years, at the low rent of 26/. May be viewed sir{ days prior to the sale. Particulars had on the premises; at the Salmon and Ball, Bethnal-green ; and of Dear ton and Arentom. Auctioneers, Surveyors and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall-street; and at the Mart. FIRST-RATE PREMISES, WOBUILN-BUILDINOS, ST. PANCRAS. TO TAILORS 'AND OTHERS. By DRAYTON and VENTOM, TAt the Mart, on HURSDAY, the 20th inst. at 12, by order of the Assignee rf'iriWarn Acker, s !lankily*. E valuable LEASE of the PREMISES, for a Term I_ of Twenty Years. at the low rent of 7ttguineas per annum, together with the Gonol-will of an established Trade. The premises are brick-built and cmcceid, with elated roof, very decimally 'hunted No. L'a, Wobars-bnilkagaTevismarvaquare, near St. Pancras New Church, and competse a commodions how glared„fi owed shop, with parlour behind. airy chambers, drawing and dining roams, patent water-closet, and every necessary domestic office, with the great advantage of a separate entrance. The house has been recently erected, and rinlAhed in a style of modern elegance, replete with every comfort for a fsmily of respec tability, and is particularly calculated fur a continuance of the bust nes., of a tailor and draper. May be viewed 10 days preceding the sale. Particulars had on the premises; of Mr. Faircett.Solicitor to the Commission, No. 1, Jewimetreet, Cripplegate, and South Sea-chambers, Threadneedle. Street ; of Drmton and Ventom, Auctioneers, dec. 97, Leaden hall-street ; and at the Auction Mart. TO COAL MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD WHARF AND DOCK, BOW-BRIDGE On a Branch of the BinTl,n, Wititint;t; miles and a half of the Metropolis, Land-tax redeemed, with the Goodwill of an old established Trade. By DRAY TON and VENT9III,. At the Auction Mari, on THURSDAY, the 20th inst. at 12, without reserve, by order of the Proprietor, entering into another line of tfusineas, lIIHE LEASEHOLD INTEREST, at a low rent, of a II most desirable PrOpeity in the COAL TRADE, situate at Bow-bridge, on a branch of the river I.es, fronting the high road of one of the greatest thoroughfares, nod within two miles and a half of London ; it comprises a spacious yard, capable of three waggons loading at one time, with entrance by handsome folding gates ; a' well-arranged dock, possessing great depth of water, completely enclosed, and equal to the admission of four large craft being loaded or unloaded at the wharf; new brick erection of coal store, capable of housing 71)0 ehaldrons„ and particularly adapted for the erection of a steam-engine for a flour-mill ; stabling for twelve horses and loft over ; well-arranged counting-house and wareroom adjoining, commanding a view of the yard and wharf, with all business transactions • - Immediately adjoining is a re spectable and capacions Dwelling-house, possessing every accommodation for a large and genteel family. The whole forming a most desirable and enviable property, and is, from its peculiar situation, and the many advantages it possesses over con cerns in the same line, justly presumed to be or.e of the most eli gible of its kind, and invites to its consideration any one wishing to commence or continue a most profitable business ; or it is equally adapted for a maltater, flour,factor„ wharfinger, or other trades connected with the Northern and Western parts of' England, the River Thames and Metropolis. May be viewed ten days prior to the sale. Printed particulars had on the premises; of Drayton and Ventoin, Auctioneers, Sur veyors, and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall-street ; and at the Auction Mart. LOW ER TULSE- H ILI, NORWOOD—MINERVA-TER RACE AND RUSSELL-STREET, BRIXTON-ROAD. VALUABLE C'OTTA(;E.REzIDENCE, With Garden and Paddock, and Ten respectable Dwelling- D onus. By DRAYTON and VENTO3I, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY. the 20th instant. at 12, in Four Lots ' by order of the Assignees of Thomas Barnard, Silversmith, a Bankrupt. Lot 1. .1-1 A Brick-built detached RESIDENCE, with slated roof, pleasantly situated within its own grounds, at Lower Tulse-hill, Norwood ; containing four chambers, dres sing -room, drawing and dining romns, breakfast-parlour, and every necessary domestic office; two-stall stable, coach and chaise house, poultry and tool houses, cow-house, piggery. &c. ; Inc produc tive flower and kitchen garden, and two acres of excellent meadow land, with the erection of cow-house. It is divided front the road by a spacious fore-court. carriage-sweep, and iron-railing, and dis tant from London five miles. Held on lease for forty-seven years, at the low rent of 73/. per annum. Lot 2. Five newly -erected and substantial modern brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES. pleasantly situated in the high road, numbered 7,8, 9. 10, and 11, Al Iverva.terrace. Brixton-road, par. titularly adapted for the residence of genteel families, and contain. ing airy chambers, drawing and dining.rooms, and every necessary domestic office. Held on lease for seventy-five years, at the low ground-rent of Of. per annum. Lot 3. Two newly-erected brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES, numbered 19 and 20, Russell-street, Brixton-road ; containing airy chambers, drawing and dining rooms, and every other neces sary convenience. Held on lease for seventy.three years, at a ground-rent of 181. lot 4. Three Ditto, adjoining, of the same description, num bered 21, 22, and 23, and held for the same term, at a ground-rent of 271. The Tulse-hill house may' be viewed on application to Mr. Wisa, next door ; the Minerva-terrace houses, on applying to Mr. Pordock, at No. 8 ; and the Russell-street, to Mr. Chapel, at No. 20. Printed particulars may be had on the premises ; of Messrs. Freeman, lieathcote, and Osborne, Solicitors to the Commission, 47, Coleman-street ; Mr. Tanner, Solicitor, New Basinghall. street ; of Drayton and Ventom, Auctiontrs, 97, Leadenhalt. street ; and of the Auction Mart. • WITS/OUT RESERVE, / VA LJABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, PECKHAM and WA IMORTH. Land Tax Redeemed. • • By I)1(AYTON and VENTO3I, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, the 20th blatant, at 12, by ordet of the Proprietor, in Two Lots, under eircum stances admiring of no reservation, unless an acceptable drat should be made by Private Contract, A • Truly Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE of six ri teen respectable brick.built ]HOUSES, of the animal value. of 304/. held for tenns of sizty..six yearn, at lots grou Lts, comprising eight newly-erected brick-built dwelling-hti .um. bated 7 to IS, inclusive, in Clay-street, near otte mary Branch, in the much-admired village of re ; and eight brick-built ilwilling-houses. No. Ito ti, inclo ,to a new ler:et called Hill-street, 51ontpelier-lields, between hearth and Kennington. The whole of these houses have been recently crc , are neatly finished and well timbered ; are in neighbouth a gaily imirov lug, ail hin an easy distance of London, and pre tto the caplist an eligible opportunity for an investment. • May be viewed sit days prior to the sale, and printed particurats had at the Rosemary Branch, Peckham ; Golden Lion, Canibett it well ; Horns, Kennington ; and of Dra i ron and Ventom, Au e-• tioneern, &c. 97, Leadenhall- street ; and t the Auction Mart: FREEHOLD ESTAT NORiVOOD , SURREY. GENTEEL R}.%IDENCE, 'YYT I SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND. TIT '-FREE. • Br DRAVTON d VENTOM, At the Auction Mart, on Till: DAY, the 20:li inst. at 12, in Two Lots. unless an acce le oiler is previously made by . Private Contract,. Lot 1. I MOST reap table anti comfortible RESI DENCE, ete • with every accommodation for a l respectable family, very ghtfully,situatell oft Westoe Hill, near the Windmill, in the p Table part of Norwoo4ampry supplied' with water, within a short distance of the Church, sand six miles from London. It contains tour best chambers, three secondary ditto, drawing and dinirg rooms, breakfast parlour, 'and 'every' necessary domestic office, coaelt.hause, stabling. neat cottage ad., joining. and large productive garde°, tastefully laid out and wet cropped. ] Lot 2. SIXTEEN ACRES of FREEHOLD productive, MEADOW' LAND, in six encloeurel„ rangirg with the high road. containing excellent brick earth, and justly presumed to offer a favourable opportunity foi , the erection of villas. There is also a brek-built cuttage„spacious barn, cow and cart lodges, stabling, farm.yard, piggery ' &c. May he viewed by application on the prembes. Particulint had I at the Crown, Norwood ; Golden Lion, Camberwell; of Mr. Edis, Solicitor, 29, Broad.street-buildings; and of Drayton and Ven. torn. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 17, Leadenhall-street, nod it the Mart. TO SILVERSMITHS AND OTHERS. FIRST-RATE PR EM ISES, A DELPHI, STRAND. By DR.% 11 . 0 N and V ENTOM, At the Mart, en THUItriDAY. the 20th instant, at 12, by order of the Assignees of Thomas Barnard, Silversmith, a Bankrupt, THOSEvery superior and truly commodious PRE MISES, presenting a handsome and uniform elevation, parti cularly well situated fur business, being No. 72, the corner of the Adelphi, Strand. The property comprises a substantial brick-built and stuccoed Re sidence, erected on arches, and containing a spacious and comma's& in,.efitzed-frentett earner 'kap, particu4salp.ulopiad•for the Kau, cotton of any respectable retail trade, where a first-rate situationla required ; three extensive arched wine-vaults, particularly eligible for a wine-merchant. The domestic part, to which there is a sepa rate entrance, consists of numerous Liry chanlers, patent tater closet, lofty drawing and dining rooms, parlour, kitchen, and every other necessary office for the comfort and convenience of a family of respectability. The whole in excellent repair, with the advantage of an immediate possession. Held on lease for the remainder of a ttrm, whereof forty-oue years are unexpired, at a ground-rent of per annum, 461. ss. May be viewed ten days preceding the sale. Partieplars had sn the premises ; of Messrs. Freeman, Head:cote. and Osborne, ' Solicitors to the Commission, 47, Coleman-street ; Mr. Tanner, So licitor, New Basinghall-street ; Drayton and Ventom,Auctioneers, Leadenhall-street ; and at the Auction-3lart. VALUABLE MERCA STILE RESIDENCE. WITH WAREHOUSE, UPPER .THAMES-STREET, Contiguous to the intended New London Bridge, clear of Land- Tax. Ry DRAYTON and VENTOM. At the Aim' ion Mart, on THURSDAY, the 20th intt. at 12. A. MOST desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, advantageously situate, No. 105, Upper Thames-street, comprising a newly-built uniform Edifice, erected under the super intendence of the Surveyor of the Fishmongers' Company. present- • ing a handsome elevation, consisting of a substantial brick Resi dence, with slated roof, containing eight spacious airy chambers, drawing and d ining rooms of large dimensions, elegantly fitted, two lofty light warehouses, each 45 feet by 20 feet, well timbered, and capable of sustaining weights of considerable magnitude. This property has been recently erected, with seasoned and picked materials of the best description, by the proprietor, conjointly with a purveyor of eminence ; is fitted in a style of modern elegance ; embraces every accommodation as a residence for the family of a merchant of respectability, which, together with the great advan. tage attached to the warehouse, from its direct contiguity to the New London Bridge, Custom and East India 11ouies, Excise Office, &c.. render this property deserving a first consideration. It is held under the Fishmongers' Company for a term of G 0 years, free of land-tax and insurance ; subject also to common covenants, and without restriction as to trades. May be viewed ten days preceding the sale. Printed particulars had on the premises; of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Sur. veyots, and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall.street ; and at the Auction .dart. BRIXTON-PLACE. Household Furniture. Pier and Chimney Glasses, Sideboard of Plate, Plated Articles, Table and Bed Linen. China, Glass, 500 Volumes of Books, Port and Sherry Wines, Horse, Chaises, Harness, and Miscellaneous Effects. By STEVENS and DRENCH LEY, On the Premi-es, No. 12. Brixton-place, Brixton, Surrey, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 11, on account of the number of Lots, by order of the Assignees. riIHE excellent genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IL anti EFFEC TS, comprising mahogany 4-post, tent, and chair bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobes, double and single chests of drawers, dressing tables, stands and glasses. mahogany bookcases, sideboard, dining, card, Pembroke, and breakfast tables and chairs, bamboo chain and couches, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, pier and chimney glasses, handsome china scent jars, chime clock, 8-day dials, two fowling-pieces, 1,000 ounces of plate, in cups, tankards, table candlesticks, sauce boats, hash dishes, waiters, tea and collie pots, gravy, table, dessert, and tea spoons, and forks, soup and sauce ladles, handsome plated articles, table and bed linen, Nankin china, dinner, dessert, and tea services, glass, library of hooks, including G e ntlem an ' s Maga zine, European Magazine, Annual Register, Voltaire's Works, &c. ; a few dozen of tine Port and Sherry wines, black horse, 4-wheel and 2-wheel chaises, spring cart, harness, brewing uten ails, and miscellaneous effects. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, and catalogues had on the premises ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 38, Old Jewry. ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE. AND LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. CARROLL, Contractor, assures the Public that by Act of Parliament this is the last Drawing. this iathc last Lottery, this is the last Chance, that will ever be presented to gain Thirty Thousand Pounds, by risking a mere trifle. The Scheme contains, for the First, Last, and Only Time in the annals of Lotteries, SIX PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. &c. With Every Ticket a Prize ! Forming an Aggregate exceeding £3119,1100 ! ALL IN ONE DAY, TUESDAY, 18th THIS MONTI!, JULY, when LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale be CARROLL (Con tractor), at his fortunate Offices. No. 19, Cornhill; 7, Char. ing.cross ; and 20, Ozford.street, London ; where he sold, within a snort period, 4 Prizes of - t 30,000! I 4 Prizes - of i:20,000 I And otheA MILLION Caitals in former Lotteries r :ending STERLING ! WitirAst JArERRN. Vill5;;;;;ii;y76;1;n1RII-SITett, and Warnford. court, Throgrnortun.street, smith. to surrender July P, 15, and August IS. at ID, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Minna. Stevens, Wood. and \Vilkinson, Little St. Thomas Apostle. Softnatom Sims, Cheltenham, sawyer, Jnly 19, 20, and August 15, at J. at the Royal Hotel. Cheltenham. Solicitors, Messrs. Kir& Lukin, and Whitaker, Gray'{ Inn.eatiare I and Mr. Reed, Cheltenham. TUOITIRS POWER and 8 AMU L JACk,DN. Birminghait . ; and Congleton, Cheshire. milkmen.. July 18, 19, and August 15. at 10, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Holme, Frampton, and ' Loftus, Mew Inn ; and Messrs. Parker and Timmins, Birmingham. GAR RI art. NEWTON, Birmingham, upholsterer, July 72, 27, and Auga.t TE, at I, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Edward Chaste:. Staple Inn ; and Mr. Thomas Davenport, Lord-street, Liverpool. WitttAat Maass, Wolverhampton, Staffor&hirg, glitter, July 17, at 6, HI, and ttairst IS, at 10, at the IVhiston Cross Inn, Albrigleton. saioP solicitors, Messrs. iVimburn and Collett, Chancery-lane; Ind Mr. Geo. Robinson, Wolverhampton. . - • JAMER STEIN, lIIIICheT4OVR, Fast Smithfield, fenst.merebent, Jul)) 8, atil ; I,f, and Almost 13, at 10, at the Bashirdfits' Court, holicitof,Mlr. Lane, Largrence.:'mthtney-place. . TnOM.4II BCCETRORP, Goswell-rowl, grocer, Jab , P, 15. and August at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Robinson and Inn!. Charterbonse.uptare. J. Heartier' FIIRSTER, Bread street, Cheapside, warehouseman, Judy' 21, 22, at 4, and Angest 15, at I?, It the Rampant Horse Inn. Norwich. Solicitors, .Mr. Thomas Rrightwell, Norwich ; and Messrs. Taylor and Basest; King's Bench-walk, Temple. ELI . Banowristn, widow, Walworth, bricklayer. July 7, 10. and AugustU, at 11, oak the Bankrupts' Court. Solieitors, Alessfa. Clut ton and Carter, High-street; Southwark. ^Ss Bewtnv, Howland-vireet.'Tettenham-routt.tusd, add Rat al, Tees, Petnlzroke-square Kensington, totilriers, hat- Is, mid Asrust 16, at 11, at the Baukittpts' Court. Solicitor, )Ir. Frederick Smith, Baslngltall-street. .toms EDI% Atatsmi-place, Kent-road, Surrey, brewer, July 11, at 2, 14 And August IS, at t, al the Bankrupt,' Court. Soiicitor, Air. &die, Broad..dteet.bulidings. Hanky Tnom AR, Noble.streek Cheapside. taa.dealer, July 8, at 1, I . e. ' mad August IS, at ID, as the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Smyth. Red I , ton-stpiare. llolbgra. JAME. RD 0100,1F1R1.11. Walivorth. Surrey, builder, July;, Id, awl Aortal 10, all l, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Me,ar... Chitton and Carter, High-street, Sonihwark. MAT riaw.FtavcMact, Lime.street.square, merchant, July P. at and Angus( 15. at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Us. Alessu.der Gordon, Old EfOOd-stred. DIVIDENDS. Jury a. ilathanlel Peach Singer, Liverpool, haberdasher,. at 10, at the Bank. opt,' Courtitinly Wm. Lintott, Lendenhalt-market and Wing ton, butcher, at IT, aS the Bankrupt.' Court—July 92. James SOmers; OtforiLstreet, and Rtrlywell.atreet, Shoreditch, porkmati, at I, at tne Bankrupt,' Court—July 25, Charles Peter Whitaker, Strand, coal-mek °haul, at 10, at the Bankrupt.' Conet—July 11. Alexander Gianni°, Jamas stracbln Glennie. and Wm. Fry t New Woad-street, merchant., at 10. at the Lankrhyde - Coati—July MI. War. Shackles, Kingston-upon. Rail, linen-draper, at 11, at the George lon, King,to;i.upon•Hull—July Wm. Coote, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, corn-merchant, at 6, at the Crone Inn, it. Isar—July 2G. Joseph Turner, Chester, architect, at 12, at the office of. Mr. William Ilinde, solicitor, Lirerpool—Auguat Edmund ilmington, Mien-draper, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 11 OW*, jesetatere, Berwtak-upon-Tweed, merchant, at 11, at the Dog in - 0 - Duck Tavern, Hulf--July 2A. John (titans Johnson and James O'Canaglien, Liverpool, Merchants, at 2, at the George Inn, Liverpool-- July 2*. Ettrenever Rollick, Thomas Nash, Nt'm. Searle, and 'Thomas Nash, jun. Cambridge, hankers, at 10, at the Eagle lan, Cambridge. CERTIFICATES—Jrtr Samuel Starling, Poole, hatter—Wm. Leader. Wells-street, Orf.ro - and Qxford-strevt, coseh-maker—Joseph Burrell, -Roniel li , t brewer—Jamb Fletcher, Abingdon. carpet-manufacturer—John Sun.!) a. Newirate-stroul, bookseller—John Boulthee, Wishesch St. Peter's, Isle •t` 'Ely, merchant —lotin Chanuun, Mb:Melton-street, flparlelds, nary. arel.t —George Jones, Daria's Lower-wharf, Pottera.lields, Southwark, whart • Inger—Thomas Lupton Ingram-court, underwdter—Edward , Loinhard.street, bill.biolrer—Samuel Norris, oobhani-row, Cold Batt— fields. common brewer—Richard Brittain, Birmingham, pocket-b,s,k-1...e.:- maker and brasa-fontwier=-Wm. M'lnatitnley, Liverpool, boot and 'shoe niaker—John Browne, Wbltebrooke, Monmouth•lire. gaper-maker— Francu Rosier Pearce, Fulham, tinman—John Bland, Gracechureb - street,. cheeeemonger—Edmund Wilson, Lymington, linen-draper—lto bert Dolan, Frith-street, Sobo, tailor—Wm. Moberly, Broad-street, mer chant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JonN RttowY, Edinburgh, shoe-maker, at N•Eweo's Rooms, Edin burgh, July 17, at 2. • Jo nv Tn nu SON. North Lelth. .phit-dealer, at Gibson's sale-rooms, Edinburgh, July 27 and August 10, at I. D. and D. M'Gow,t, Glenmurry Distillery. near rambusbarron, dis tillers, at the chambers of Mr. Robert Haldane, Stirling, July i 5 and Aomist 7, at 12. R _„ _ „ OBERTROM, il'Lsax, and Co., Glasgow, manufacturers, at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, July 13 and 28, at I. Jons Ginn, jun., Paisley, commission-agent, at the Saracen's Head, Paisley July 12 and 211. at 2. . WILLIAM AIR, Coldstream, merchant, at the counting-house . of Xr. Thomas Jopling, brewer, Coldstream, July 20, at I. Joss WILSON, Guildhouse, cattle-dealer, at the house of Allan Ram say, linthgate, July 17, at 1. !ORR WINTYRE. GlaSgenr, bricklayer, at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, July 7 and 21, at 12. • Tnottas 11611). Hamilton, baker, at the Black Bull, Haml:ton, 7 and 21, at 12. Garr N Peru., Hamilton, baker, at the Sheriff-Clerk's Office, Hamilton. July 27 and August. 9, at I. JAMr.s and GRORCI: lV,Lvos, rdinborgh. sptrit.dealer, at the Royal Exchanke coffee-house, Edinburgh. July 29 and At.itst 12, at 12. inflN GARDNI:II, Glasgow, hooter, at the chambers of 317. John Ferguson, Glasgow, Ansugt I and 14, at 1. JARRA DVNLOP, Provanhalk Cattle-dealer. at the chambers of Mr. James Harvey, Glasgow, August 2 and Ili, at I. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Alexander Jones and George Merrick, carvers and gild•rs ao•l stay meters, Tunbridge-place, Westminster Bridge-road—Robeit Walter •Taylor sod Samuel Plambe, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, surgeon snit apothecaries—Mathew !labeller, inn. and Susan Warner, Great Vermouth, liquor-dealers—Mary Ann Willis and John Punkin Goodiad. Villiers-street, Strand, flute-manufaeturrrs--Thomas Wale and Thomas Wilson, Plying Horne-court, Maiden-lane, Wood-street, Cheapside, 71- hand-dres4e,—John Roberts Ord John Hunter, Wet Hoathly. Sussex, surgeons and apothecatie*—John 'Knight and John Davies, Old Bond street, Bath, ehymists and druggists—William-Simpson, Thomas White, and Charles Valentine White, Peterborongt, Northamptonshire, banker*. as far aavegards the said Charles Valentine White—Mary Deacon, Charley Clement Deacon, and John Ellis, Milk-street, Cheapside, factara--John Bickers and Robert Nash, Altigate High.street, linen-draper.—Joseph %Mama and Charles Williams, Jewry-street, Aldgate, brokers—Henry Johnson and Edward Kinpraland Smith. CaMerbury, hair-dry...l.er' and perfumers— Henry Wood, Thomas Wood. and John Walkden, Bed Lion conrt. Watling-street, flannel and baize-warehousemen—Robert Hampton and Richard Thelwell, Manchester, aliversmith., watch-makers and Jewellers—Richard Williams and John Parry, Liverpool, common brewers—Thomas Batt, Joseph Barker, and Thomas Sharpies, 'lollies Brook and Mantheater, calico-printers—Elisabeth Powell, Thomas Powell, Sophia Fisher, and Samuel Fisher, Poland-street, St. James's. Westminster, lace-loiners—E. Sandys and G. 0. Heming, Kentish-town, surgeons ■nd apothecaries—William Harsh= and David Utley. Cam - bridge, coal-merchants—Mary Douglass, Jame. Douglass. and A.Dottglim. Bow-lane, and Reading, anti Oat:lngham, Berks, milk.manufacturers —John Andre Sndo ■nd William Collingwood, Cleveland-street, Mile end, dyers—William Mosey and J. C. Fitchet, Kingston-upon-Hull, sail makers—Thomas Hidson, ion. and J. A. Most, Caroline-street, Thimble barn. jewellers—James Cocks, Thomas Somers Cocks, John Bitititilpa, anti Robert 111drlulpb, Charing-cross, bankers—William Sharp and George Sharp, Threadneedle-street, merchants and brokers—James Tedder. ltiehard Newsham, James Newsham, and Henry Paul Fleetwood, Preston, bankers, so far as retards the said Richard Newshant—William Dinah' and John Kidson Woodward, Bridge-street, Southwark, cap-makers— William Grant, George Grant. John Allen Hickley, and George Grant the younger, Portsmouth and Portsen, bankers—John Hall anti Joseph Dawitin*, Nottingham. joiners and cabinet-makers—George Frederick Bahr and David Bebrend, Crotched-friars, ship-agents—Thomas \t - stem. Duckpool, and Edmund Jones, Newport. builders--Andrew Tolleth.and Alexander Tolletb, liathhone-place, boot and shoe-makers—Adam Wright and John Watson, Malta, general commission-agents—William Stratton Large anti Thomas Wedall, Bath, haberdashers—John Robatban and Thomag Robathan, Birtninghstm, coach and harness-platers. The following procession has attracted much notice in la‘ i the metropolis for the lam or three days t—Two herahis, pre ceded by trumpets and a, rge banner of blue silk, richly orna mented. Three men in at e harks, wish curiously wrought iron cones. A revolving wheel, drawn a-la-tawdem, the paltry rods by an interesting boy. A fits of cuirassiers, blue and gold. Several dags, with devices. A large square ornamented machine, drawn by two caparlaoned horns, weds an imperial CTOIPII 11111 the summit, fol lowed by a select corps of Palmitin& The whobe had an impres sive effect on the public. who seemed to sympathiie with the cause of the nocesalan, which rise to proclaim that.. by Act of Polio meat. all Lotteries cod for error oa Tooodob the Ma of this month (July). 1 F 1