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'the Geleidatt Oapere contain the foltoeting iutelligenodl , from Caeseeteseee . • _ ... • t : i Ige caused the whose sefetinees are not unexceptionable, or who have mot a tole- At a congregation on Friday last this eltir gergeg .. eeri. ~ At Lit for . ~, t ... 1 '. .., 1 weed is hereby table acquaintance with the French ILangue4F. (erred :- ill ~ rts.for the Oweelle tweited at the Horse V retrita, OCT.,. Letters, peat paid, to 0. 0, Rathbone Goffee-house, Rathbone. 3las Tltn Or ..4 . 11711....1P1/Onni S ewe ll ,l4 Car_ •. . fisOMuyugutolso% froinficolthaitt• • Oar readers know But . National Assembly. which way • ~ stmt. BACHELORS OF Attie-John (3•apman. of togs Cot- • Fif lilvendali arrived in tows, yesterday morning. dPigletl in it:Ping at respended its sit- k g . 4 G e a r tW. liamilwna Pall" of attales t Rawest' John *gm •es rant 44, "oin their moral's Corps sad Depots, tings . ions* • city after ..en 41 1' ittoTorg'ili, and apaanned, •.. Ridge. Owen, Dowrung College (Comp.) - eit t- Proeisiutiollrost Waeu rive Deptigilleat or Cornmiseion et Govern- ote ' nbe published LIANDLES dia. per lb. ; WaX- wick Mould. sa• _Lin the list of degreeacoulgrosi ow the 1 w et foe gdw a id .4. t . .. the Meet leediniContpli service merp, of Owen, likenhetw, and alilammMee of thirteen Membetes.° fur cash. or credit on the usual term. at DAVIES'S old Ring Jemson, read Edward HMI Tenisoe, ity Cell Con - has • , o " * 1 , . mining, war a steam- if e ifee4 . 4 o .4ol4 6 Cdenmittett , of the lath August, published in T, Secretary. blished Warehouse, 63, St. 31artin't-lane, opposite New P°underel • like, • .'" •. 7 . ; ~ ell ttlitteto•Cbil sm. elf the 16dt A the Natiteual As s embly is Slaughter's Cotfee.house. Every article If . the best, at prices as the Rev. Edward Xeats, M.A. Fallow pity CoUelfe,enna elt.' • . • . tire liddi•liaginassit ail Post has re- militia soma melee Ist (lido' . 4 ft Was little Meld a tR. under s-Candles 6s. gd. per dozen • Wax-wick Moulds 11e.... fine on Wednesday )set elected one of the Sea that Society, vs. 'skived to • enthar_, 44-Mtartofaning, on beard a yea Pore dose* of-Medea, in the Golf of Athens).•to conclude its hi. 16. 1326, Wax Candles. 3a. C.d. per lb. ; Sperm . Candles, 2s. &I. ; Palace cant %i y the emote of the Rev. I'vereseor • . .11 the Mee, for NortblibtAde; dt totaidiete. letrours. mitt • mimbet of the Ireipult Cutefte (the universal , is of leis Ma' Wax Lights, .li. 211.: :Mottled Soap. 7te.wer ewt. t Yellow, go & ~ The Rev. 'l'. Turton, 11.1). Fellow of Ca liall, bee been " Curd, 825..;* ndsor and Palm Soap, le. 4d. per Ib. ; Brown • - . -hi.— I-. .!ao- - _'lee t" Gazette of 'or the 19th Aagnet„ contains a Proclamation preeented, by the Master and Fellows of. y, so the ree. ado the ti of Goterontera, dated Aoguid.l3, to all the FROM L 4#7'. Niciors 4 oaervirs. to o'Clock. they Windsor, ,I.s. IM. ; Sealing Wax, as. lid. ; the finest Sperm 011 tortes .f Giminghesn and Truneb, in thud lir tbewiet, void YeloPlin announcing the. sending of. Audrats Zaimi. the e willing to Mb. CS* 3d. Per gallon.-Ordera finewarded to ail parts of the world. by the death of the Rev. Dr. Garduet. _ -. . --wow— . Presta .! , livembehali, and AnagneSli Delijonel, both Mane Deptford with laud by the Lord Bishop of EIY to the V Of Fathom A4l Tetoues 3lotenik Sholletliod, grocer, *one Oct. 26 to 27, at- hsvie bookie eche parts of the Mores; to witch lin ethane. COLLECTIQN of SKELLS:—The only Sainte, in this comity; vacant by the d 'AC the 'Rev. 1 11. at the Beetkettpte Owlet. tion de ib Cleith the heave Sulkies and Bpivets. The fol. , • 18117. Al opportunity of hecomi • . :.._.,„ „-• gi aly part of the splendid Fiske, B.U. • Roofer Bettw,Cumberhasil-pgd p e: fi V ru ali pt Vala u tav rt. ern.keeger, rib . ~. - IttAn . dae'Gozeete of the 23d, explains the nature of . No :ender will a bout of Shells, fi • - ...ii,„ . late Earl of Tankerville, is The llo ri . anal Rev. Hugh Anthony Roos. "vet lest week tira,43at•laul Nov. N 3, la Dtaalne . . . tor soy noticed about to be offered to the '•!.' - ' matchless Collection. instituted to the Viesragii of Reydon, and I' she Paelaetank ' - IRA Itillitlitit ligeRitSEDE D. o i lr i'llosi o•Tint._ rest' proper ly a latiti . Vv i he Eparchy together with a large additioo Ilona- . . , , Collection., con. Curacy of Soutliwold, Suffolk, on the present • weerinetlet • I •Panagotti ' 1111eleneee Tuoaxims,lilawarance.apmeabeeker. 'Polite in the whole of about Four s !!" .. "' Species , and more of Earl Sttetltlnke. .. N•tilwa. IFI. of deern •trasiett, , and Mex- . • 'Wished ISO: ; thio Forty 'Thousand Species= '. -• roughs forward for At an Ordination held in Norwich Cubed Swot* Oast, tho ...t "--- '' _ ~ hiltifitit/Pili...„_ . rerbiliced in bulimia,- aaii sif ette;e taw tiett troubles. Sale. by 'Public Auction. /sates ktui. 0 . ..en who subscribe following perso n s were edmitt2d into holy :-.. • hiDWAID 111,01 LAS Jones, Northfield,. elineittuallpe. to Mt- ' I%c-se:goad patriots Mont, the " Tote ef honour, nor true 101. or upwards, will have patalisti advantage's., which are explained DEACoIt s--Wm.• Bred. BA, Felle. 0 MHO OIL rentitt'Oct. 24, Nee: 3, laid Dec. 1, at IL as tbe nkrupts' Court. glovy. an d wed hide foe the tof the country; bur nun. in Proposals , to be had, yetis. of-G. B.So - werby, Doke hi shells, lege, CarebeW; WM. -Browne, 8.A., , ' . , •, " tont keallaaolilo and R.4,4llongjligs Idantehtee-phott, Wit. aettiated et y . .diopieli fur the precedence in chi y Chairman- Minerals, Fossil), and Books on Natural liistory, Ifig, Regent- Camb ri dge t James Carver. MA. Jesus "a , - t'••. - " • • , •• '''' -•-•-. ": w emerkera• •' . apt loth nadree. To the awlinsoc, Esq• street, where the Collections are to be seen. Henry Ctintoo, WA., Fellow of CalneCollegtaLs' enbridge ; Edw. Janes. etaagater. Tun mill - street. ilerkennell, baker, Ori. of VMS tfireeret were "added scene elan% private interests a Esq. - Cole, 8.A., St. John's C•aleFe,Cambridget IC VIOVIOT, MA:, 27. at 9, Nov. 3. at 10, and Dec. 1. at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court jects, and furious, passiotte *Mt excited by wretthrnd natives. Esq. Emmanuel College Cambridge ; Richard , 8.A., Cebu Col- *Achim Mr: ('alter, lily-place. Holborn. evjl glihnnsred under the otheS, and needed but a trilling cateelleo w • ores, Esq. 11 OY ALM A I L-COA CH OFFICE. LAD-LAN E.— lege. Camb ri dge • Charles John Gooch, B. .. Christ Church, -• Jamas .11at.t.m.s.v, Castis-Stroak Holborn, n g owchent, Oct. 27, bretdi out, and this war unhappily found, beeesee it was sought: n Windua, . the SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to LIVEEP(H)L. MAN- Oxford; Wm. Hall, St. Peteei, College. C a mbridge : Thomas at 11 . Nov .:. and Orc. 1 . at 111, at the flankrupu Court. Sobel- yeti it might Neve been checked had not other portions, eqeally ate. , F.S.A. F.l..s. Esq CHESTER, CARLISLE, 6 LAs(K)W, EDINBURGH, and Holton, 8.A., Coins College Cambridge ; Edward Martin. 31. A., Mrs. Mourn. Wilde; Rec.. and Ilumphreyer, College-hill , ing at private obirers, been implicated in , the dispute between the i all parts of the North. Tsinity.College, Dublin ; Esiward Millard. 8.A., Exeter College. THOMAS °CAVA'', Joliu'ii.llleirs, Iretlford-tow, coach-painter. two. 'f he General 14 tiescribed as rapacions; unjust, and violent : r friends as have The REGCLATon leaves the shove Office every Afternoon, Oafurd ; Win. Stainer. B.A. Trinity Cirliege, Dublin 1 Wm. Ott. id, Nov. 3, and lice. 1, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. So- and the Vice-Oeher:a represents himself as the defender and pro. For their security at a quarter put Three, and the Angel Inn. Islington , at halt - part Ste gall , D•A•• Jesus College , ~ John Hampton The!. liritors, Mimes. Hallett and Henderson, Northumberhed.street, teeta of tins citizens. Thine two having, from perteiliel motives, t with. Three o'Clock, and proceeds, by way of Manchester and Carlisle, wall, • 31. A., Trinity College, Cambridge; Win- Handlitin Turner, 31arylehone. excited dissonsiona amcmg the inhabitants, the whets province of id Regret-street. to Illessoeva Edinburgh. 8.A., Pembroke Hall, Cambridge ; and Nathaniel Wodehouse, JOHN CAnnt Tux's. Leadenhall-street.. tea-dealer, Oct. th Corinth is divided into two factions, of misiFii that or the Vice. "erY dewr i P' i ' m Passenger by t hi n COICII have the advantagrof sleeping at ;Han. B ' A " Mer l " C mi leg e ' lthr°rd • 31, and Dec. I, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, General' is the strettoew. The t wo l e ader ! , ;meow resobcd to de. nimble tams. cu t a dd and Carlisle, and proceeding the following mornings, with. ox P r n ord merts . -Robert Jervis CnkeAlderson. 8.A., Exeter Coyego, 111 T ettm. Vantl y ercom and Coulyn, Bush lane, Cannometreet. ride by arms those miserable disputes erhictiirestsonable men would out additional charge. ;Vi m. Ayeest, 8.A., • St . ,lehn'e College, Cambridge ; InO , IAS i INSWORIII. Blackburn , Lancashire, draper and have disregarded, for fear of the evils that di. tut possibly result to g.—Notice is Jahn George Carless, 8.A., Jesus College. Cambridge: William tailor, Nov. 13, at 11, 16. at 10, and Dec. 1, at 12. at the Hotel in their countrymen :n general. Not satisfied with adherents in the neml m eet i n g e r The ALLIANCE leaves Lail-lane at half-past Four, and the Lloyd Gibb on , 13,,,v_ St . J o h n ' s College . f m obeidge ; Robert Blackburn . . Solicitors; Wiglesworth and Ridsdale, Gray's Inn, provinee of Corinth, thev fought allies at a distance, and mehparty Angel, Islington, at equate, before Five o'Clo:k. every After.siteteetled in finding them. They even deluded sonte Greeks of specially called. . 'noon, and arrives in Liverpool the following evening, in tune for Hawthorn, St. Peter's College, Cambridge; Charles Holloway, or Mr. Wilkins* Illachbozn. ,nt, pursuant to 8.A., Queens College, Cambridge ; Dreg Lewin. 11. A., Trinity PET citll t ixd'roN, Manchetter, boot and shoe maker and the Continent, by the tom cation a money, to join them, tutus de- the Dublin Stearn-Packets, performing the journey in toenty. College Cambridge ; Gene Samuel 'Arius, 'M.A., Trinity Col. Mlttleion-dealer 14y. 1 1 . 7. and Dee. 1. at 1, at the Mosley Arms pitying die country of its defenders. T ai t Government did its ; so l ve d, pursuant six-hours. WATERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors. lege, t,: g mbeidge ; J o h n M ay, 8.A., Exeter Cgdlegee - Oxfortli lon. 3lnnelitS ,' ' lie' ;. VINSOF Allerrie, John-street, utmost to prevent these civil dissensions, but the heroes of•the 1 consequence of Paseengerwand Parcels for the above Coaches may be hooked at Thuntas Nunn, 8.A., Sidney Sussex CollegegCsutbridge ; Wm. Iledford-row7 l .- . n Princess-street, Man- drama, dept•ndiusr on their adherents. and encrintoged by others. ire Capital." Brown's.Oloueester Warelmu se. corner of l'ark-lane, Of, font. street ; Orger, 8.A., St. Edmund Hall, Oxtinrd ; „Itankleg,S.C.b., cheat , Act • . •-• "'" , behated with a very blanteable disobedience. So long as this di.l4- Cr Extraordinary at ;be Oleturesese Coffeehouse, end York Hotel, Piccadilly. Christ College. Cambridge ; Jelm Francis . wai, Pembroke Jot ,47 - talZ P._ ; • unerebdut, Nov. 13..14. and Dee. 1, at pine was 'confined to Words. the Gevernment did. not interfere ; bat ition will he held • ' Hall, Cambridge ; Charles IValter Winter,all.4l., Clare Hall, 1. at t • • . ‘.•'.. 4 . 4 "A n, Dale.street, Liverpool , Silicitors, Messrs. when trey . proceeded to deeds, disturbing the tranquillity of a illy of November -I. CjAKK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE- Cambridge. ' ~......................osies : James ..1_,..L. •.e . we, Sonthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; whole province, and threatening the entire 31orea, it could not re to-street, for the . and Mr 'P'7,, ' It, jort. Liverpolil. main inditTerent, and therefore resolved to take decisive measures to• !solution for dirt. A. • HOUSE, for the EAST and IVEST INniEs and NAI'AL INTELL WEAVE. . • Wit.; `;`'... ', Tr.. 1: ens, dyer, Nov. 7. at 2, Nov. 9, and quell the disturbances, and to send to the spot some prudent moo, troprietor is par. SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE. STRAND. Dec. 1, at ; it; the Ostler-House. Leeds,. Solicitors, Me•sis. Tios possessed of intluence over both parties, viz. A. Zaimi, the Presi- --....0-- - Inc unless Thirty Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to litdia, and Gentlemen biotin end Son. Essex.stteet, Strand ; and .Mr. W. Ward, ', r eds. dent. P. 3tatortnichali , and A. Delijanni; to whom the Commit- ' proceeding to South America, or any other fart of the Globe, will PLYMOUTH. 04-T. 19.-The Satellite, niter I6,gun aloo . we- JOH X I,I:ASTA;.L. II ucknnil 'fokaril, •Nottinghantshire, lave- tee . of the ;National Assembly added its Vice-President, Porphyrus. rived on Moods, front NI ilf d She has been built under t h e di- , ,__„ ~_ ~,.,,,,,_,„..,,t manufacturer and tanner, Nov, J, 11, and Dec. 1, at 11, at the. I Bishop of Acta. lite prudence and influence of Acre deputies. i' # (tY No. 7,445. EP TINc. NOTICE TO VAIIINF.RS. BUOYS OFF • EARWIt'II. LONDOX, Oct. 111filt Corporation of Trinity House haring eo len dettnentioned Buoys to be placed, Notice thereof to.t the information of Naviscat, viz.:— A .(1 Black Buoy on the Andrews. . Black Buoy on the Platers. ► Red and White Chequered Buoy on the Ridge. The :gaily and Ikarings for the above Buoys will be publisi a few days By order, J. HERBERT, Secretary. CONTRACT FOR MINERAL TA. VY.OFFICE, Oct. Fr HE rknoipal Offfeerx and Commissioner: JL jesitlt Nary do Itcr , by give Notice, That on 'IIIIfIRb:DA V. the '2f.th inltant, at One •dl be real* to treat with such 'lemma as may be v ear sut iplying_ his Majesty s Dock-yarA at f:- v." , Visas Intl Oallona of MINERAL. TAR. To be delivered by or before Slat Mtreh, .1 form of the tender may be seen at this office. tie recci% ea AP.er one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor .:oleos the pat 7 or an agent for him attends. NV NIG.V. it Cannot be ling, Messrs. I mares. Ste., iroaverior, to its. Sparkle- , aral a Phan. many of them for Helas ir old colt by 11141 each, Ac. ion in which • ‘ett directed.* • yr olds Ober uncertainty i would be 4- arid Vivian. I the Sweep- - - Ptt ouk the lead at* mg, hut in (for • 11 bat at the I • bito. Day, trite's backers the trick, a., +, ; hut, alas ! spiteful jade ' ly hung ba l k. dislodging :till, this un- en Grey, who Ids antsvaiiit. race by three nit it is cleat ett the day':; . • the majority irned to Mr. F the Heath. rids, and two acute& some mettle more in almost as )UF, and the ------ E APLE ASSURANCE OFFICES, established Con hill and Regent-street. DIRECTOR*. Six WILLIAM R,l W NS. Chairman. dir JOBN PERKING, Bart. and Ald. Deputy r , imurl Bitch. Esq. Ald. I John Juland Kac . hrissopher Freer, Esq. John Richarde, I Thomas Greenaway, Esq. Peter Skipper, Esq. tt'llter Andersgi Peacock, Esq. Richard IVhiteaves. !,.:nisei.' Rankin, Esq. Edward William VI" I.l.wartinc. Distacros—W. Realism, F.sq. Payment of tent is allowed in care of Fire. The llireetoes respectfully, arquaint such of their omitted to renew filth Michaelmas Policies, that fr e necessary the same should be attended t..) f o rth'. Rezeipts act lying at their Offices in Candid' and 'slime - Annuities are granted and purchased, of and evi Plre and Life Insurance :Erected on the most equi aid, •n arty, CHILIAN WINING AI/SO(1.1110N. tetchy given, That at an Extraordinary General the Proprietors of the Chilirn Mining Association, for the pulps; held on the 16th October instant notice. It wits molvel. " That this Association be dissob to the recommendation of the Directors, made in et the Proprlacra being unwilling to advance any more And Notice is hereby alio given, That another siereral Meeting of the Proprietors in this ASltoClitiO t one o'clock ptecisely, on 310 N DA V, the 6th day neat, at the City of London Tavern, Ilishopegate-sit purpose of confirming or rescinding the above Resolut :airing the Ara►ciotMm, at which Meeting each Proprietor titularly requested to attend, as no act can be done - Proprietors be ppasrit, SAMUEL. CARDOZO, jun. Secretary. Winehesta.hotise, Oet. 18, RIM. nits, xur,:tl, )UP, attended by ,i 3 of Exeter, Cavendish, oho Fitzroy, liolyoake, had in n this Establishment the whole 9Y p their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes; Delis, and Pistols, &c. together with a liege and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots.Couclies, and Bed ding: Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps Sea Chests, Mile and Runnel: Trunks, and every othcrdescliption of Travel ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessaviT;- q9isites for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great avriety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, Military and Hindoatance Books Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle,,Tandem. Phseton Stanhope. and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery &c. &e. for home use, East and West Indies. and South America, which merit Inspection from their quality, beet stile of workman. hip, and moderate prices. _ , new 18. gun . been built under reetion of Sir Robert S•tppings, to sail ainsln the Chellenger and Wolf, built by Captain Hays R.N. It ht that Captain J. M. Laws (nephew of Sir Robert Seppings), bays tbseem mend of this vessel. The Pelorus, 18. Ceptalit Cotton, went out h arbour on Mon. day,. and will sail shortly fur the Meiliterratisest: will pm an aid to the trouble.. and prevent their posiribla ill conse. queacee. The tleneral-in-Lhief, Th. Colocotroni, as soon as %Ai informed of these disturbances, lisstened to Corinth ter recrin.. cite the disputants, and will contribute to terminate the disorders. Hitherto the evil is of small account—God grant diet it me:, not. become greeter. " After putting an end to the troubles in Corinth, the denu ties, with Colocotrani, and all the troops there. and those they 11.,c, from Napoli, will proceed against enetny (Ibrahim). a 'l , O, in cwt. sequence of these troubles, has done nu mischivi i i ;ell the 3lorea." VIENNA, 0c1r.7.--Motalliques 81$ Dank Shares • Some cjt.nges having been caused by death and ortnn circuar. sertrickes, we subjoin the names of the members as they awod in the Napoli azzi Mr. of the middle of August : I.—Cost 4 issros of fIOVERNMENT.—A. P. 31aurimnicivali ; A. Deliianni ; o.;Scesini ; D. Vernal° ; A. Ch. Anargiru ;A. 3lonarcidi ; Zoto ; loh Vlacho; Panajoti D. Deniitaakopulo ; G. Glataki, Secretary-general. 11. CILIIPIITTEE 0}"flIE NATIONAL. ASS1:31IIEN•—£111111:t0 Notary., Pre , ident Porphyrus, Bishop of Ara, Vice-President ; I ilakilitis N;ltuduri Anastatius !Ando ; Sp) r Kalogreopplo; G. 1 A eman ;G. Ilukuri Anagneisti bawd= t Ewa Xeno ; Chit Vlasbi; N. llenieri;G..Dteriotli kR llicniarieSeerctsry.liercrel. end FOREIGN SEANIEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, and BETH El. UNION. The SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY of the above Institution, for promoting Morality and Religion 'Along Seamen, will be held this blond', agreeably to the following arrangement, viz. : AIONDAY NEXT. October 23, the Rev. Dr. COX, of Hack ney, will PREACH at Surrey Chapel, Glackfriant-road, at hair line els in the evening. TUESDAY NEXT, October 24. the Rev. RICHARD BOOT will PREACH it We Wesleyan Chapel, Church-street, Spital fields, at half-pastslx in the evening. WEDNESDAY NEXT, October 25, the Rev. THOMAS WEBSTER, £31., Vitar of ()Abington, 31inister of Tavistock Chapel, Landon, and late Fellow of Queen's College, will PREACH it St. Ann's Church, Blackfriars, at eleven o'clock in the foments. _, The ANNPAL MEETING will be held at the City of Lon. don Tavern. Bishorgate-street, on WEDNESDAY EVEN ING NE XT, _, October 2:i. when the President, the Right lion. Admiral LIRA OAMBI ER, G.C.8., will take the Chair, at sis SHIPPING INTELLII on's, Mr. C. le. nine races the country ; en Goshawk vvn and Mr. vs. each, and 19. 'dam. Sailed the for Rotterdam ; icy, Hannah, for tlition of two Se. 71b , .1: b., fcr 10u br. c. by 'I, b. c. Crott,y, All the Articles in th;s Establishment are warranted, and of excAlcnt plan of fifty rears standing is strictly attended to the askine but one Ready Money Pricc,from which nosbatement will be trade. Evrxisa. ~Tiock precisely. Tickets for reserved Deus for the Ladies may be had on applica : ton at ass Committee.logni,lB. Alderin.tobury ; of the 3letubers of the Committee ; or of the Secretartes. CII A RLV:i A GLEN. Capt. R.N. 1 Llonoraty "WI TIIO US. CIO ; Secretaries. INTERESTING AND USEF U L-FAMILY BOOK. THE FAMI LY ORACLE of HEALTH ; or, Magazine of Domestic Economy, Medicine, and Good Idving. Adapted to all Ranks of Society, from the Palace to the Cottage. Eatted by A. F. CRELL, M.D. F.R.S.sic., and W. M. WALLACE, Esq. Assisted by a Committee of Scientific Gentlemen. To be hail. by order, of all. Booksellers and Newsmen in the United Kingdom. either in single Numbers, or in Sets. Price One Shilling each. Each Number complete in itself. *,.• The following arc but a few of the ('ontents of each Num ber, since the first publication of the Work, and can only give a slight idea of its utiiity : The Oracle of Health for July, coniaininc—The Treatment of Cholera diorbos or Bile Flux—Emollient Clyster for ditto—On the Medical Properties of Wines—The Adulteration of Wines.— Easy and effectual Method% for the Treatment of Accidents—On Fashionable Diseeses, by Dr. Adair—Rules for Travelling in Eng land—For Travelling on the Continent—The Advantage of Lave. moots and Clysters in Costive Habits—Recipes for Various tipsters —To Cure Stammering or Hesitation of Speech—Captain Jekyll's I'apour Bath—To Improve the Sight by Bisected Otassea_The Monopoly ofTea—Dangerous Effects of Swallowing. Fruit Stones —Receipt for Making the Elixir of Longevity—To Cute a Squint —Case of Poisoning from eating Pheasant, &c. &c. Contents of' No. I. (Fifth Edition).—About 1,001) copies of this Number were sold in Len lon alone, in the first twasvecks.—Oyster Eating, by Pr. Kitchener—Medical Effects of Oysters in Con sumptions and Fevers—Effectsof Smoking Tobacco on the health —Eating Scientifically—Circassian Mode of Procuring tine Eye- Ladies, at no expense. No. 11. (Fifth Edition) contains—Easy Shaving on Chymical Principles—Medical Effects on health by Beer. Porter, and Ale, by Sir A. Carlisle and Mr. Brandt,.- 3leans of Escaping (lout and Rheumatism. Nearly Forty Articles in all. No. 111. (Fifth Edition) contains—Weekly Plans of Family Economy—Estimate , for Incomes of a Guinea a Week and MU. a Vier—Diseases Cured without Me licine, by Diet and Reginien only—Nervous Females. In all above Forty Articles. No. IV. (Fifth Edition) Suicidal Melancholy—Prescriptions fur Asthma and Rheumatism—Errors in Education causing Suicide—Utility of Silk Waistensts—Expedinents on Beef, Veal, Pork; &c. by Sir A. Conper—Desk Diseases, contracted in count ing houses—Disorders of the Urinary Organs. In all above forty Articles. No. V. (Fifth Edition) —holiday Diseases of Young People— Laxative Draught for disordered stomach—Art of Thriving—The Beauty of the Eyes—Nervous Dianna', caused by Novel Reading —Means of improving the Tone of the Voice. In all abouf fifty INAaiRe *skiSalty of The bred .Ciseroberlain. "THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE Mr. Arnold having liberally granted the use of the Theatre). The Proprietors of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent- Carrie., sad the .Haymarket, having, In the most generous man ly:T. granted their permission to all the Perforates , ' of their Este. Ilhltmenu not engaged in Frofemional duties for the night, and who 11.r.c unanimously volunteered their services on this occasion. the ( °matinee !lame themselves they will present a Combination of Talent seldom united in one. f•-dormance. FOR THE BENEFIT fir TIIE WIDOW AND CHIL DREN OF SHE LATE MR. CONNOR. On MONDAY NEXT, Oct. 23, will be presented the popular 31 . asical Piece, called BEFORE BREAKFAST. Nicholas Treloil, Mr. Mathews, in which character he will sing his popular Song of Country Sports:" Sir William Hoffer, Mr. Manley; 31.J0r II avannah, 31r. W. Bennett; Lieut. Havannah (first time), Mr. Pearlman ; John, Mr. W. Chapman. Miss Fanny (first time), NW Cloward. After which, a Petite Comedy in one act, called BLUE DEVILS. Megrim, Mr. Young Demiann, Mr. W. Bennett ; James, Mr. O. Poison. Annette (for this night only), Miss Kelly. In the course of the Evening, a CONCERT, in which Mr. Brabant, Mr. Sarno, Mr. Pitiilips. Mr. Mathews. Mr. Penman, Mr. C. Pensun, Mr. Webb, Mr. Sloosan, Miss Paton, and 31a dame Vestris, will appear. To conclude with the t'omed, of CHARLES THE SECOND. King Charles, Mr. C. Kemple; Lord Rochester, 31r. Jones; captain Cnpp, Mr. Fawcett; Edward. Mr. Duruset. Lady Clara, Mrs. Faucit ; Mary Copp, Miss 31. Clover. Places to be taken at the Row-Office of the English Opera.lloure, us usual. Sabsuriptions for the Family continue to be thankfully received by Mr. Nutter, at the Box-Otlice, Thratre.Roval, Covent -garden ; and Hs. Follett. Box-Office, English Opera-House. Subscriptions already annouteed - - .C 139 I ( I J.: s. I e. Messrs. Terry and Yates 6 5 Mr. Meadows . 1 Sir Ow. Sntart - 5 01 Captain II ugh - 1 John Trotter, EN. -5 0 Mr. Power 1 T. P. Brown, Lsq. - *2 2 31r. T. P. Cooke - Mr. Sapio 2 2 Mr. Notter lily. T. Grieve . 1 1 Mr. Fitzharris Mr. Sinclair I 1 Mr. J. Reeve . 0 10 I I 1 1 - DAT ENT lIA RPS.—SCH W I ESO and CO., in re it. turning thanks for the extensive patronage with ',men they have been honoured, are happy to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Musical WeTlii in general, that they have just obtained his Ma jesty's Royal Letters Patent for a new and brilliant I M PROVE- N ENT on the HARP. It has been ever a subject of complaint, and the hlaken' attention strongly directed to remove, those on pleasing jars to which harps have always been fonntl subject—a daddsratum, limvever, till now, unaccomplished. Schwleso and Co.'s Patent will be found effectually to remedy this defect, giving *MM.. and richness of tone to the Instilment hitherto unknown, as wall also as facilitating very considerably the movement of the Pedals. They will he happy to give proof of this most interesting discovery to any Lady or tientleman who will honour them with a call, at their Establishment, 20, Regent-street, where an extensive assortment of elegant and brilliant-toned Harps and Pianofortes is constantly on - Sale. OP A great variety of Spanish Guitars on sale. •,,,* Harps and Pianofortes Lent on Hire; Roman Strings of the first quality. _ _ _ Articles. No. VI. (Fifth Edition)—Glasgow Punch, a Preventive of Gout, Gravel, and Stone : by I,V. Graham, E'q. Apothecaries and geese Abominablm--Science of Strengthening Exercise—Rules for Sleep. In all above fifty Articles. No. VII. (Fifth Ctlitirm)—Alarm of Small Pox after Vacci nation, with Tests of Security for all who have been vaccinated, from one to twenty years ago; by Dr. Gregory—Economical Experiments on %Vim it, Bread, Butter, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Coals, Sm.—Diseases from Shaving and Snuff:taking. In all about fifty Articles. No. VIII. Marks of Consumption just beginning, begun. con firmed—Tests 01 Danger in Consumption—Best method of Clean ing the Teeth—Lady Morgan'! Tooth-brush and strengthening Wash for the Teeth and tiunia—Qualities of Arrow-root—Economy of a Clergyman of Small Income. No. IX.—To check Consumption. and draw it off from the Lungs—To prevent or relieve a Consumptive Cough--cause of Cough—Powerful Cough Preventive—Economy of a Bachelor, who has 1501. a yea—Lstties' Diseases. No. X.—Disorders from Overgrowth—Alkaline Draught for Acidities and Weakness—Removal of Weakness—Cure of Ulcers in the latriga--Whets for Breakfast—Economical Estimates for lA/. and 2001. a year—Economical Honie.brewed. No.XL—Summer Amusements for Invalids—llow to Harden and Strengthen the lloner--Cause and Remedies for Freckles— Roman Balsam for the Skin—Purifying Water for the Skin— Nervous Indigestion. No. Xll.—Desk Diseases—Causes and Symptoms of Piles— Openirm Pills for slow Bowels—Laxative for Piles—lnfallible Test of the Value of Hops—Seoul Botch Potch—Ruined Constitn. dons and early Old Age ! Cause and Preventives, &c. No. X I I L.—Curre n cy and Patronage of the Oracle—Bowel Com plaints of hot weather—Treatment of Cholera Alorbus, or Bile flux—Bitter Tonic for the Bowels. XIV.--Hints for choosing Spectvcies, by Dr. Kitchener— School Diseases and School Vices, by Dr. A. P. Paehan—Treat. ment of the consequent Debility—Evib of Boarding Schools ex. posed—Economical Elder Wine, &c. No. XV.—New Worm Medicines-1 , ... Fumi. tune—Medical - An Old Women's 'Arable VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR-1 NITURE, &e. Prepares' by. and to be had only . of, the Proprietors, Means 1;, MAKSIIALL and CO., Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden. squire, London, in bottles at 2s. fid. and N. each, with directions foe wt. Ihieurnent-makers, Cabinet-makers, I Tpholsterers, andllealers. sit' wholesale, on liberal terms. Pellets never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a brlelltr.bseradfal, and brilliant surface ; and it is not injured by het water being spilled on it: on the contrary , it may he washed o cesehnillby. if necessary. •,* For Carved Work, Beading, begs, &t. Polish to be used with e brush may be had at the same price, w hich may be applied over emu, if required. To be had as above, ig Moja , y's Saleclatile Lavender Vinegar 'rh.Osygettited Soda Powders Eiu de Cologne Superior Beidlits Powders Arquebusade Water Cheltenham Salts. in Crystals lavender Water mime, P io Elficteacence lim o , p er f u med Ditto, Mine Fleur eitte• in r."'•--- finest Cakinsd Magnesia ew • Method of cleaning_ A ram aiceetsr ough Drops V rgeiable Extract —ail Critiques on \ en's Prescriptions—Yalu., Aatic Vinegar Exprini—Variont Secretafor itionteurDriakers—Remedy for Morning Head-ache— ( arnpleir Tooth Powder Pate Royale aux Alill }lre m Rcesiptfor Macassar Oil—Monopoly of Mock . dig nlt y b y London V eg etable Tooth Peoder Physicians, &c. And any genuine Drug and II edicine of the finest qua/itr lot No. XVI.--Disordets of the Bowels in Infancy—Manage ttoent of ment home and for exportation. of Infants and Children In Health wrt Dieesse—Trea Medisise Chaste, of all prices, completely fitted fur any di- Scarlet F ee e tt od iffeetaeo__stntlith,mUg L ot i on fur s e ld o m an d mate. Thin Hair, Ri. N. p. AU other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and SeitilmoiVatora, nodes the above 'times, are spurious. Published . 11J. Buieock, ICJ, Re l ood, a nd to b e had of a ll ''.• Mt:Words, ac. supplied on liberal terms Boctrellirs in Toent and Country. As. A. F. . . 1 11 0 .3 ils. T.M.31. Grzrflldf «'o. ; Mr. 111- Mr. Batiou't lit. 71b. Mot, on. from Lel S. •;SIXOTIAtt- IRI affairs ... affairt...... 11 eels! atiArs 11 Leamiailpr r;;;;j: 6 1 1.. 1.1 ewe . . esandanknli iortbsampleis. .... • 11 11. rpkld..p. J. 3 iIl tax-yard Naha 11 n. mortrell • . exam, 12 mptoe, dlvt d. 2 tinck.strtet. of s teTerend Dodo I'aU.mall Ease% tunage, Og Mr. Edward 3iarla 114104 le Rev J. n N n Heft* ~ Men. Ong , q. of liosbi second &NOW+ lbeek, isMak- place, the infant If 0 e'll . lll . how serly 111Ster metes kbe usti a aged a .., . i 1 2 . 1 •u•. 7 LIVERPOOL, rairraonalr. Arrived the FlAra, Ilooderkirk. from f Diana, l'oinn. for Messina; Antic, De 1 Maria IVilhelmina, Witt, for 'Wismar ; Alexandria. One ship, one brig, off at four o'clock. The Mary Ann, Hillary, from St. John'a,,New Brunswick t Robert James Hayes, , from 42aeliee ; King °Mtge, —, from Jamaica, are oil; and have pilots on board. HoLlruitan, OCT. 18. The William Byrne, —, from New York tor Liverpool, was off at II a.m. . About 40 vessels sailed this morning. The King G eo rge, —, from Jamaica, weave Orms Iliad yes terday. The Cabetia, Rayner, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. John's, New Brum:wick. ' The Jessie, Milroy, from St. John's, New Brunswick. has ar. rived at Cork. • The Catherine 11I'Donak9. Williamson, 414 igionrool for Ri• chAucio, was spoke in lat. 45. long. 4C • Pertgatte - e, OCT. 19.—The Eliza, Deckles, from Hull, for Terceira, put in here last night, and t h is morning, in heaving up, broke the windlass and palls, and was assisted Mw the pier, haring slipped 40 fathoms of chain cable. • . PIA - mourn, OCT. IL—Sailed the Dove, Mitchell, for Tene rife ; the Mary, fur Princes Edward's Island and the Eagle, Hurry, for Leghorn.—Wind E. FALMOUTH. OCT.llk—Sailed the Albion, Wild, fur H Vera Cruz ; and the Luna, Knox , for the C a p e. Seve ral of the outward. bound arc preparing to sail.—Wind E. to E.S.E. COWES, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Ilyperion, (lay, from New York—on tile Nth Sept. experienced a heavy gale of wield—lost cables, bulwarks, Bc.—Wind E.S.E. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 19.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Philomel, fur Malta.—Wind E.S.E. DEAL, OCT. 19.—Arrived and sailed, the Edward, Alddridge, front Quebec to London ; and the Brasil packet, from London to Trieste.—Wind E. GRAVESEND, Oct. 19.—Arrivcd the Hawkesbury, from Quebec; the Contrail, Smith, from ditto; the Arethusa, Davison, from Memel ; the Alfred, Angilo., front Hanteic Sailed the Underwood, Remington, for Detwatua; the Malvin', Wilson, for Ilamburgh ; the Ricardo, Hue Lone, for St. Peters burgh ; the Maria, Wilson, for Batavia ; anti the Caw, Williams, for Sierra Leone. VLIE, OCT. 19.—The Grey Reventlwa ' in putting to sea the 13th inst. struck the Northern Outer l ia r 3of the New Channel, and went to pieces. Crew toyed. ELSINORE. OCT. 10.—The Nene'. alitaten, Hogan, from Li verpool to Rostock, was run foul •',l when at anchor below the Castle, by the Colombia, Cook, from Grimsby, broke her chains, and received so much damage as ►o put into this harbour to repair. The Amphion, Albeck. front Jacobstadt to Havre, has put Into Arendahl, damaged, and has it ischerged her cargo. The French ship Ileurentt Espoir, Duval, from St. Peteiburgh for Havre, is stranded 12 e.••les from Revel, opposite the island Wrangell°. The Annette, Proluo , from St. Petersburgh for Lubeck, wan driven from her anchor, in the dreadful storm from the 12th to the 19th ult., and, havini, cut her cables, stranded near the village of Wihhatta ; it wato lie.ped she would be got off; the cargo is saved. The Maria, Knrodsen, front Badstadtenleich, for the Zane, is stated to have sur,k to the West of -Heligoland, off the Weser, and the Captain only to have escaped ; but it was not known where he had landed. The Wataarden, Bohm, frnm Wisby, for Amsterdam, was overtaken by a violent thunder storm on the 21st tilt., off Oland ; the lightning struck the ship, which was brought. with great dif ficulty, in a sinking mate, into the harbour of Katthamotarwiek, where she was unleaded to repair. CUSTOM-HOUSE. OCTOBER IS. Snips EXTERED ISWARDS.—The Jahn, Callender, from Que bec ; Anna Sophia, Zuhneke, from Stralsund ; Welrsarf, De Groot. from Ametertlam ; Jonge Remt, Melleosa, from Harlin. gen ; Vrouw Hellegina, Penman, troth Ameterdam ; Gine Hoff sung, Redman, from Stettin; Glenbtarnie, Wood, from 11am. burgh; Liberty, Aldrige, from Villavieiosa ; ( - Riede Hoop, De Vries, from Amsterdam; Anna Margaretha Kirstine, Ksrebeck, from Copenhagen ; Commerce, Foamier, from Calais; William, Naseby, from Medemblik Saucy Jack, Hooper. from Malaga; Astrea, Partridge. from Ilamburgh ; Delphin, Voss, from %Vitt mar ; Catharine Marla, Beelow, from Griefswald ; Elsabe, Jaakc, from Amsterdam ; Concordia. 1)1k, from Harlingen ; Neue Hog: nung, Wilkens, from Carolinesid ; Vriendschap, Hand, and Vrouw Gerdne, Banting, from Amsterdam ; Hoop, De Velde, from Donit ; Elisabeth, Gnomon, from Quebec ; Drie Vrienden, Feebes, from Harlingen ; Vrouw Zwaantje, firmeaiokle, from Amsterdam ; Commerce, Dance, irom Rotterdam ; Prince `Co burg, Frith, ftom Tobago ; and Triton, Owens, from Belfas. ENTER.RD OITTWARDS.—The Endracht, Decides, for Ratter darn ; Wallace, Wallace, fur Jamaica ; Johan Carl, Rimers, for Hamburet ; Nra. Sea. del Carmen, Zulooga, for Balboa; Faith, Cornish, for Genoa and Leghorny Superb, Stranack, for Ant werp; Pninsonby, Watkins, for Londonderry ; and Triton, Owens, for Belfast. CLEARED OCTWARDS.—The Twee Gebroeders, Visser, fir Amsterdam; Despatch, Htitchison, for Riga; George Gibb ert , Drysdale, for Antigua; Goede Hoop, Boon, for Amsterdam and Rotterdam ; Vrouw Eta, Bowman , and Tamil* weesige Sinters, De Boer, for Amsterdam; Mary Kiny, Hutchin h gs, for Lisboo.; Valek. De Valck, for Antwerp; Haabet.Engthretsen, for Chris tiania; Wellesley, Fmrimen, for Jamaica ; &Roan, Mason, for Dominic"; Dololonis, Bell, for Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales; Hero, Gomm, for Trinidad ; Four Sisters, Roberts, for St. Michael's; Swift, Anis, for Midaga ; and Edward, Kehl, for Memel. tavxar.--Yent4rday evening an Inquest by Palace, sipor. Stand, before Mr. Tt wreAe ;stoner for Westminster, on the body of John &boot Ifi Icon West IP, who was unfortunately relay afternoon, while colejted among the boats et the Middlesex aide of Waterloo Bridge. Tile Jury, sites &aldose o view of the body, and hearing evidence ch mewed that the 'deceased met his death accidentally, returned a verdict accordingly. COROXIER . B was held it the 1 11100 d, Heput] Hayes, a yout h _ _ Poach Bowl, Nottingham. SoEditors, Messrs. 31 t;cdouitill, Son, and Hainbrigge, Car.non-row, Westminster, and Alessrs. Payne and Daft, 1 1 fottinghain. Tito 311,9 AI AIISIIALL, Nottingham. lace-manufacturer, Nov. 9, 11, and Dec. I. at I!, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Soli citors, Messrs. Macdougall, Son, iad Bainhrigge. Cannon-row, Westminster, and Messrs. Myatt and Daft, Nottingham. tit sat.Es AlEans. Stockport, bread-baker and. shopkeeper, Nov. d, 9, at 4, and Dec. 1. at ltl, at the White Lion. Stockport. Solieitors, 111 r. John Tylsr, Pump-court, Tettple,and Mr. Damp, Stockport. JOHN How, Silisbury-cres cent, Kent-road, broker, Oet. 24,• Nos. 3; and Dts.'l. at 11,,at dtc Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Partingmn, Change-alley. THOMAS IfENTI.E ; I7, Blackburn,-Lancashire, miller, Nov. 15,, at 6, Id. at 14, and Dec. I, at 12, at the Hotel, Blackburn. Soli- 1 citors. Messrs. Wiglsswo : th and lidadale, Gray's Inn, and Mr. Wilkinson, illickburu. Ric HAIIDHATFIELD. Maddox-strect, Hanover-square, plumb er and painter l y Oct. 24, Nov. 3, and Dec. 1, at 11, at the Bank. rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Wills, Ely-place, Holbotn. 1V11.L1A24 Al:dorms Sow', High -street, Southwark, clic. mist and druggist ' Oct. 27, at 9. Nov. 3, at Id. and Dec. 1 . at 12, at the Bankrupts ' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Outten and Curter, High-street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. • W. W. Sanderati , Sanderson, Nicholart-lane, hombutl• street. and Martin's-line, Cannon-street, insurance.blokers. Oar, bee n, at liv r at the liinitotpts' Court—C. Dalrymple, Old Rica& Street. merchant, Novetarr - 11. at. 10. at the Bankrupts' Court,— W. Hopkins. Cower: street North, Alithilwaex, plumber, Nosent ber 11, at Ili, at the lianktup:s' Quart—S. P. Stager, Maidstone, Kent, dealer, November 7, at 11, at the Bankrupts' COutt—N. 11. Hewett, Ruckingham-place, Fitzroy-square, and Portland-terrace. Regent's-park, engraver, November 11, at 11, at the Bankrupts Court—A. Jameson, Gress street, Bethnal-green, . builder, November 11, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—T.. Bedew), Aston, Warwickshire. bmss-founder, November 14, at 12, at the Stork Hotel, Square, Birmingham—J. ritilhnan, Bath, ironmonger, November 13, at 12, at the. White Lion Inn, Bath—G. Camp, Wading-street, Cheapside, warehouseman , November 14, at 11. at the Bankrupts' Court—J;Pitcher, Bark-road, St. George's. brick layer, November 10, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court.-N. B. Har vey, Witham, Essex. and J. W. Harvey, Iladleigh-hall. Essex, bankers, November 14, at H, at the Bankrupts' Curvet—W. Lin. headenhell.market, and Islington. butcher, November 14. at 10,.at the Bankrupts' Court—W. Archer, !Maidstone, Kent, corn. merchant, November 10, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—R. Wroots, Great Titchlithl-street, Alarylebone. draper, November 10, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—J. Osborne, Leigh, Essex, merchant, November 10, at 11, at the Bankrupts Court—W. lo Grosvenor, see.. E. Chaster, W. 1.. Grosvenor, jun., and C. Rutt, Cornhill, stationers, November 11. at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court —W. Brown, Ilaberdashers'-walk, Iloxton, linen-draper, Novcm. bet 10, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—W. Wright, Wakefield, Yorkshire, innkeeper,•Noveinbcr 10, at IL at the Sessiona-house. Wakefield—W. Cooke, Birmingham, merchant, November 13, at 11, at the Royal Hotel. Birmingham—H. Lloyd and N. Lloyd. Gley, Gloucestershire, October 30, at 11, at the OM Bell Inn, Dursley, I.loucestershire—T. Trout, Kingsland-road, cement. manufacturer, November 10, at 10, at the bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATES—Nocr.stern 10. W. King and .1. Bonsor, lac. men—C. and S. Ilarrop, Sathlleworth, Yorkshire, clothiers—Mary Fidler, Norbury, Cheshire, innkeeper-11. Conk, Witney, Oxfordshire, glover—T. S. Fogg. Chorlton-row, Manchester, brewer—E. Mackie. Maiden head, Berkshire, saddler—J. C. Nicholson, Liverpool. merchant— J. ilugho, E. North, and E. Hughes, Mobbcrfy, Cheshire, and M Anchester, cotton-spinners—J. Graham, t iloucester.street,.Queen square, tailor--J. W. Knowles, Brent mill+. Yorkshire, cotton spinner —E. Dudeney, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, builder—R. 'fronds, Cambridge, builder—C. Bishop, Frome-Selwund, Somer. seuthire, victualler—W. Crooke. Burnley, Lancashire, iron-mer chant—P. Lovekin, Kensington Gravel-pits, builder-31. Fairless, Bishop-Wearmouth. Durham, merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. A. and M. NEILSON', Glasgow, tea-dealers, at the counting house et Mr. Alexander Mein, accountant, Glasgow, Nov. 4, at 18. HOBERT WUITE, Glasgow, spirit-dealer, at the chambers of Messrs. Taylor and Gardner, Gla‘trow. Nor. 14 and 28, at 2. W. T. Baxtirn and Sows, Dundee, mameacturers, at the chambers of Mr. John Kerr, Dundee. Nov. 6, at 12. CHAR E 4 Coax, Arbroath, coach owner, at the chambers of Mr. J. S. Sands, Arbroath, Nov. 8 and 22, at 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. and E. Nicholson, Warkworth, grocers—tt.Brown, Wigan. Lancashire, J. Brown. Ncntwich,.Chcshirr, and W. Brown, Sher field, linen-draper--It. Tacker, sen., ft. Tucker, jun., and T. Tucker, London, wholesale stationers—T. Austin and Edward Low, Oxfonl, hackneymen—J. and B. Barstow, Manchester. ma nufatturers—J. Bullock and J. J. Itippon, Seymour-place, Bry. anstone.squato—J. Pettit anti W. 'raptor, Old Bread-street-31. Neale and It. Brown, Great Sutton-street, (lerkenwell, watch and case-gilders—R. Marshall and J. B. Whiting, King's-Lynn, Nor folk, surgeons—J. Hepworth and J. Illingworth, Nottingham, cloth-manufacturers—G. Chatham and J. Cowlislraw, Macclesfield, builders—J. Sheyler and G. Rayner, Charlton -Kings, Gloucester shire, blacksmiths—C. J. Fourthinicr and R. B. Pitman, Liver. pool, manufacturing chymists—S. bard, J. Robinson, and J. Forster, cloth-manufacturers—W. and T. Franklin, Walsall, Staf fordshire, curriers—W. Starkey and It. Heelis, Lioiehouse. sur geons—J. ()Meant, T. W. °Bryant, and J. J. °Hiram, Manches ter, silversmiths, so far as regards the said J. 011ivant—J. and T. Plitnsaul, Plymouth. grocers-11. Earle and G. Cox, Hanover place, 31arylebone, printers—Susannah Minium and 1. Brown, Hatton-wall, Holborn, smiths—B. Fowler and S. Harrison, Barn yard, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, smiths—W. Smith and J. Oakdeo, Choriton-row , Lancashire, flour.desters—J. and P. Duckers, Manchester, builders—T. Leighton and (1. W. Cram, Blyth. Nor tharnberland,aods4nanufactitrent—.W. Cook and 'l'. S. Wright, Woodbridge-house, Clerkenwcil, attorneys. The Avenge price of Brown or Muruovatlit Sugary computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 18th day or Oct. 18Y6, IR Ma. and Id. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties of Cotowle paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. _ Average price of Cony, from the adlMUlreceived in the week end. log dctober I. 1026. Wheat. I Berle /. 1 Oats. I Rye. I Beans. I Pease. s . c. , is. a. a. d. 4. 4. IM d. B. d. 64 6 36 6 27 :I .: ' 3 f' 4 47 8 63 2 twiliWitiOniEFMinffe . Lir:tattoo r., Oc'r. 19.—Our . -OotfOrt Market is steady, and demand fair. About 1,300 bags sold to-day. THE RESURRECTION _VEN. (From the Lisirpool Ccuri, Siree our last several psniculars have transyned relatieg.to fif hos rid discovery. - A mem named William 4ilksyyie,. a Scotebrean, by trade a blacksmiths .V7e , •ippprel.eviled on de above chime, and netierwent a private examination before the Mayor on Wed: nestlav last. This man was iu the employ of Messrs. Fawcett foal Preston, and -was recugniatsi by Mr. 3l'Llowetn as the person who had brought him a letter, purporting to he signed "John Hen. &runt," in June last. Three of the delinquents lodged at the bonne of the prisoner, in Caroline-roux, Watkinson-tereet. His answers to the aue-oioas put to kin were so vague and unsatiafactory, that his Worship committed hint, to take his triat fur the offence. By the active exertiors of the police, another of the parties. who, it would appear, has been a chief actor in thin heart sickening affair, was apprehended on Sittuday night Lat. Ora Monday he underwent an examination before the Mayer, in the Town Hall, and erse in his name as James Donaldson. The deposition of Mr. 51ionten, taken an Tuesday, the Wh inst., was read over, in which the reverend gentleman mates,- the' in July last he let the cellar to a man who called himself John Henderson, anti who agreed to pay him 1-11. per annum, n be paid in advance. A few months Mier, llentltrson introduced anothe man, and stated that he was going to Manchester, and would have occasion to be away NM: time, and that, in bit abeenee, his friend would pay the rent. That he had not seen Henderson since. In June last the money was not paid when doe, and an other man called with a letter, signed "John Henderson," stating that he was sorry the money had not bctn paid at the time, but he hoped that he (NIT. liPtiowan) would think him good Stinnett for the rent ;" and wishing to know if Mr. M`Gowan could et* let him have the cellar. Ile was not in at the time, but his wife re ceived the letter, and he left word with her, that when the man called, she might say they might have the cellar, as he did not want it. The man called, end got his answer from Mrs. 534.10 wan, who never sour hint: at?.erwards. . Alien which, the deposition of George Leech, the carter, whic:t we published last week, having been read, Leech', upon bein-: atked by the Mayor whether he knew the prisoner, said hr was sure Donaldson was one of the persons who assisted him to get the casks out of the cellar. John Ilindley and his wife deposed to having frequently seen the prisoner in the cellar. Two young gentlemen, pupils of Mr. Ill'Oowan, also provs.l that the prisoner was one of the men who had been engaged in the cellar: and one of them said he went Into the cellar lest Monday week, and was put out he Donaldson. The * prisoner, when called on for his defence , merely said. It was I. The Mayor said he must commit him, to take his trial at the approacbing Sessions ; but as it was a misdemeanour, it he could tind bail for his appeararce in two sureties of 250/. each, and him self in 500/., lie would release him. MEETINGS OP titEDITORS. LONDON LlST.—[Prom the London Ottzette.) AT Tfiß COURT Or COMMISSIONSRS OP SSSSS PTe, •AIIINGIIILL STRKST, ON TeKSDAY NEST. Al• Aide!Alley, w. Gravesend, coach-master, 3d exam... •• • • • • • • •• • Id Bally, R. Cumberland-gardens, tavera-keeper, ad exam....... • l2 Bridgman. J. Spicer-street, Bethnal-green, tallow-chaudier, final div. 11 Browne, J. U. Waltbainstew. surgeon, 7W ......... I Carruthers, J. Leadenball-street, tea-dealer, Ist exam. Centeno, B. Old Broad-street, merehant,3d exam..... ....... Fowler, T. St, Alban's, brick-maker, ad exam....... Geary, T. John's-mews, Bedford-row, at exam. ...... ..... 11 Graham, M. Union.stneet, Bishopspate, risowiellandivitlead• Hatfield, R. Maddox - street , Hanover-square, plumber. lit exam ll Harrison, T. Union-street, Southwark, linen-draper, 3d exam l2 Hodge% O. Liverpool, sillt-meroer, lst eseralnation I I 'Bonded, J. 1. Beech-street and Glasgow, boot-maker, let clam. •••• • • i Hilton,a.ltavelev, farmer, 3d examination........... ....... Holmes and Edwards, Derby. booksellereoadlexansivation ...... How, J. 301.1mq-crescent, Kent-road, broker, Ist examian.tiou. 1 I Humes. J. Clifton, wine-seseroltant.adj. lastexaM Keen, M.-Kentish-town, lodging- house-keeper,24 exam . Jones, Nortbfieet, victualler, Id exanr... ...... Needle, N. G. Guyer-street, Piccadilly, tea-duke, adj. last ox II Norman, J. Tokentanit , yard, broker, 3d exam- Norman, J. Tokenton tto yard, broker Sel exam.— ..... .... Powell, J. Wetlingtoa-terrate, Wdedots.road, draper, id ex l.) Randall, W. High Holborn, grocer, End die I. Smith, C. Side- Hedinitiam..deavt.plaidenke, id en.. ... . ... . :Stamp and Nietolton, dlibank-rtrcet, timber-merchants., lot . Witte, G. J. De, Willow-place, ll!edam merchant, Ist ex... .... . 11 Wright,. 0. C. iledge.row, Islington, gedee t lid aa.. COUNTRY LIST. Alexander, W. Bath, hatter. Witte Sheet; lath, let and knit invl4. Bardsley, J. Heaton-Noted, hat.mider. Star, Mancini , le!! 34 taw' 1 Bswen,J'. Rlackbeirn, eottob-mamd. Rotel, Biketimid. IC). 144 ea 12 Cox, T. Loobam, Innkeeper, Town.loidt, Ox eallannaitva •• • . II Curtis, R. Bleasdale, paper-maker, Commercial Inn , Idlnea.tee. 3 4 enaatindloo . ...... ............ . t...... ..... . .. Haul, L. Waltot, money.scrivener, Hart, Bub, 3d and null dieideld lb Elliott, T. Nottingham, cabineedater, °forge At Wourth. Nettling. h Y lHRei arrn au : a i n i:,. ‘w : pv vi .. .li d n thl .pant , irron tr:tn: wassiTbro m y. b k :oger eiho.l.4o.ps : l : o4. a eepe, • rteH •.• :•Juitaa Swan, 4d , :n ess a: n4 : 974e : ld ii .. .. *;: • !e st i : Sehofield, J. Barnsley. linen -nutonfactaxtr. dtvidend .. I Thnrpdagog danbell,Nottinghetes, wharfingpes.Raseb-bovek,Neteng... ham, dividend... ........... .......... ....... ..... . . I Warder. 3. Staelitanodiftelle r . Amid, ;WON* Ideated..dam Wise, W. Nottingham, grocer, Gouge Ike Fourth, Nob Ingham, die. It .odvalawletle, eottolonsandadarer, Roth, Madam..., It dividend Wood, T. 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