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1 . I .. feLll7ll/4 PK BLECITON. . : —......-- Os Saturday morning, Mr. fiern-y, on his close grAito the busting., sustained so severe a fall, lloping of his loot from the kirb-scene, as, kr a ettidderable time, to excite alarm amongst his ffinesis. His head sttuelt against a post, his cheek woe severely braised. and one of his legs so much host, ?is to excite, for a while, apprehensions that he hod tradored the cup of his kitee, or dislocated his ' seek. He was taken inteVr. Branscomb'i, where, by the advice of a Surgeon. be was blooded. He was so far recovered, before the close of the poll, as bliss able to address the Elettots at some length. aad in high pleasantry. . • At the close. of the poll, the total numbers stood thus : Sit T. Tartan Ille.,cy Thoritrus, Fay. Right tins. Geu.T.eruey Mr. Taoariroa first came forward to address the Eiriffews 'He expressed his sincere thanks to then), • for the exertions they had male in his favour. in the trove of the day ; by which, instead of being 'pt. it, ono of the lowest on the poll, as be was yes . tklay evetting, he WAS this day twenty eight above biz: lo•vest. 'lliis , he conceived a favoivable omen td huit..that the zeal of his friends had not abated, and that they were deter mined laidttully to perform their promises. He intreated the eontiouanc• of those exertions ; and had no doubt they would enable lim to boast a mach higher situation on Monday. The Right HtmisurAble Geutleman near V.ri (Mr. Tierney) bad, on the preceding day, urged those hirdors who supported his cause, to give him Ai:Tor. nut however ambitious he, Mr. Thorn ton, felt of the favour and support of the Ele&ors, be could nht presume to express a wish, that any of them should limit the full and constitutional ex ercise of his franchise, in compliment to him.- 11- , ,ad and genera/ .10 ,,, nw5.) Tie ohjed for which they were now atssembicsi wit to exercise their flee choice, in the elenion of too rarliantentary Re pi eseutatives ; and to those ft iends who were pleased to support him, be did not presume to dielate which , of his competitors their second votes should be gives to. lie did not venture tp caned himstAt with either of those competitors. in endettvourfug to ex cite any influence in favour of either. All he' de- sired was, that the exertions of his friends shouldp l not be abated, and that they would, at least, main-, tain for hint his present station on the poll ; not; sisiut.ting that OA result of Monday w-suld peovo i et-mister of their attacleasent in his favour. , ..., Mr. Ti e a use next Came for ward, amidst a eon.' tending storm of hissing aid Applenie, which for some time retarded his attempts to *address the multitude. At lecgth he begin by observing, that theie roast he many 'bangers, inct-ed, amongst the manitude. if tit re was any thing like a general' twit - atm there, that A t was to be put down or dc. tared by clamour, from persevering in a canter, in' which, notwithstanding the reverse of his fortune upon the Poll tnis day. he had mill the strongest 1, assurances wed hopes of ultimata success. (Herr A.'S term eves hunt forth, tar 4 a try vas Ni! Na! M e fittest of war t"- Ate. Tie, twy, sou kers tell for toms of war 1. alhafline to her eryerniwe as Friday er.e.iiner ) Mr . Tanury pawned. The fortes* of seer road already 'hewn, in his cm., that a eendis d.A:o might be at the bottom: of *be -Poll one , day, also the next at the top. This be' ho .., would be his fate on Monday. and A. then not only en attain the majority, but to keep' (flints, h. ^O , , dad No.! Ne/ Bel Newer gi The dntoward circumstance of the fall which be ex perienced, this day, in appristlisir.g the place, p,re-. veered him from 'appearing moth earlier on the bestinge ',Lord lanyhter, you ilfill fewer on lifundoyl, Fromtse lusty - hisses he beard, and the tritimphe; amongst many in the crowd at his inisfortelne, ha, perceived there were many of his enemies ansdngtt l them, who would be glad he had binken his 'neck by the stumble (No , No ! No ! not 1.• that wan, tie Up: you're rison cent for another fate !J He could, 'sootier, asstwO thetts, that the eff s of that fall. were passing off, Sid that be was nett yet in a hit-' moor to reuse, until lie Jsad finished his address to! them : farther Interruption would only place him is the necessity of calling for candles (liiseer, beefs,,:, ere, de ! roll far randier and lanthorns, and ere if yeti{ *ow ducovor as honest wan among 4 your oweraintance 4 He could assure them, that it he had not the strong est reliance upon the promises madehien of final sweets, upon a triumphant majority. he Mould re: sign the contest this atht, and not Lite Otr Poe toes or himself the trout le of ill tailless ind feta-, does protralt ion for 'anoillit : day. fly./ seder:, is-: deed I pre tit tip! pee ri 4 / ad sty 4;mm al Old Sarum !) HOvrear, whether Meccas. oe ' de feat to his hopes. should be the result, it should not break his gond burnout. (lie / he ! what, yen are ', . kenning to sweat; ere me! don't it egg, Mr. ripe ner, twerp* I) The Hon. Gentleman who had) ' to them, had mode sane ailusion, to his t en a former day, diet his friends would give *idap,frert. He felt. lb common with that honourable E:entleinert, the ambition of being their Representative ia 'Parliament ; and in, he hoped, a very honourable "Altitude for suetress in his endea vour, its sboal4 % be ' giad to knew where wa. the beard pall** il * ut so his friends the bust mode of dhaliadl►e comma, at how they might so well esseleftermerdoss for him, as by giving him iliberiemeste/. It was not-hie wish ro ham • of his 'leftism franclase. ' imecipielimaidilleblier of Me vormsefsters airpet, sldeoq. h he certainly bad is Ammon with Mr. Thornton, whom at* with do worthy rim% for whom* ' was impassible he cook entert itny feeling of die- l respell, and certainly none' of unkindnen. fib once More. however, requested the exertions of Mb friends, and hared the result of Moisday, in restoring I him to a nip mayotity, would unequivocally pro they were men c/ their words, aid bud not forgotten their promises. Sir Triamsas l't - ii lon next came forward, amidst the mom savouring plaudits. Lie observed, that the liigbt itsnourable Gentleman who spoke last, notwithirtanding that from his towering situation at Use head of the poll yesterday, be fill this day to so deep a minority, still built bis hopes on his boasted promars. But promises had failed him, end be would tell him w r y. He had obtained them wooed hand ( Load lansnier) from his Committees; and, likk most meth./ .i.,i,d attictea, they wsre rather i , qjerte,fee beer. (PAretifts ani hid !augkitr.) The reason why he (Sir Thomas) found that his - friends had pei formed their promises,. was, that he had not procured them through the agency of brokers. He had Obtained them by a respeflful and per sonal application, etc, at the sbops and houses of his friends. (Laughter and applarres.)—He telt, that in throwing himself upon their candour and generosity; he sought the hest road to their attach. merit and support ; and the triumphant elevation to which their suffrages had this day raised him Or the Poll, was a flattering omen of his ultimate success. 'rwice before, when he started fur the same plate. he found the Ceiresi lumbered by every impediment which Ministerial influence or corpoi ation intrit ; ue could fling in his way. But, deterred by his former detaati, I* was encouraged by the liberality he then experienced from the free and independent, to start now again for the prize ; and he begged to re mind his friends, that in this day% runniv he had woo the first beat ; and hoped, with their gene rous exertions,,to disreave his competitors on Mon day ; 'and then the Plate would be his own.---(This rhetoric *as Answered from the crowd in all the spirit sif the Turf ; Go it iv gop--Turcon the favourite, /*Arian against the field ! any odds ; Ten pounds' te a turnip, he winds she 7rwuroy Hari in Monday's heat, and flings him out by Tuesday !1 —Sur Thomas Tunon concluded, by assuring his friends he wished not to follow the wettest example of the Ilea Honourable Gentle man, by askrv, much less dessusndiv, Plumper', and thus limiting their franchise. It was their con stitutional privilege, and they had a right to use it according to their judgment. It was indifferent to him on which of his competitors they conferred their record votes, so they gave their firs: to him, and kept him in the majority. He took his leave of them for the present, looking forward to Monday for a tritunphant issue in his favour. awwwwsisisemsceiseir ?Ursa INTELLIGLNCE., - .—........--- PORTSMOUTH, oCT. 31. Since my last, the filuserioss, 74, Capt. Shield, and the Afinotires, 74, Capt. Mansfield ; the former from Lisbon. and the latter frosts Lord Coiling wood, have arrived so be refitted. The Minotaur has not been home since' the Battle of Trafalgar, - which she was warmly engaged in. 1 The DiSflead frigate is ordered into port, from off !Havre, that Captain Argles may be tried by a court ,reartial, for tensing against the Pieces sloop, by which she received so mach damage, as to be obliged 'to run for Spithead- The Cratere, Sparest'. Bove', and Perlis., are to join the Expedition at Falmouth. Hoy. 1. Arrived - His Majesty's ship Bellaide, from the coast of America. Sailed His Majesty's ship Mtge-unto, to the Eastward s Partin. and Crow, for FalrnontlL Wind S.W. • PLYMOUTH, oer. 90. This morning arrived in Cawsand Bay, after an URIUCCOSIIIIII crease, the•whole squadron under the cooletend- of Admiral Sir John Sorlase Warren, from the West Indies i • consisting of Ese Psittireyent, BC ,gatu ; Hero, 74 ;t/No*sr, 74 ; Cokrageux, 74 ; Iteestifirt, 741 ewer. 741 , and ilasaaeis frigate. tits Majesty's ship Briesitda joined the squadron off the Capes of . Virginia I shg made No. --• in the Ofilig. altd proceeded t. Porbesooth. Sir John •left'Ameaka cattily a nielllf slate. Dais his . otttise et '2l 'weeks, he lilirdSfof ellen a' Rowel' ,Ott his attival in , Cawsand Riyi'hlif Vat greeted •tbe•POrt Admiral witli'l4 !Ohs, iielli:Vice-Adm The vets aft ill Jerry's stritddrappshiMisting of the; Creek, Mitre*. led Vsk=illPo tiag et o rt ,4 l l is tbeafilsepielipby the '_.loeith l ite, tad SOirmi. - • 1 - ) . 1 ' • '.• • • ."' • • Roslid•St. Vincent has Obit his 41114 - . the POnwillible, in ca*latall •y. Th. • ' come up Hstamasitothet. .e.l: .. -004 i v.; lc •• • DIAL, 1144. 31 • Yeeterday ' ' te 44 6 Regiment Of , alts a Marched from Devi • D Oki; for over, and morning the Ad •R t of Foot, or Buffs, made; el into Deal, fib ill Barracks. ~ .. 1 inaysesaa 1. .' I Came down from the River, the General Severe outward,boood•Esist Indiaman, Capt. Rogers. Salted His Majesty's ship( Phi*, nears, and several other etaisOrt, for the French •smest ; and Pyrites, gua-beigy wish a convoy far Yarmouth.-- Wind S. W. Rd MOAT*, OCT. SI. The Royal Perth Regiment of Militia, command ed by the Earl of Mansfield, goat eyed in our bar racks, hove this day received a roam and orders to march for Canterbury, on Tuesday. This is sup posed to be preparatory to the arrival of troops here tor embarkation. TWIII:MS4-WEffllt /111.. L lINGS OE CAELATOAII AT GUILDHALL. ThalOaravw, , U. U. Isar Barnal,'efirmetooly rated bateC BIM' the Isle of Gnat Preseotteueel,.Geedamdeo4.l4l. Len., • don, raolehant . . ' 11) (mar Hsieh% •Leimeimal. Lamsealtive, marebase .- II 55 haeriel Strut% D•agatt-1011. Lonrho, kfiscundmitert * 11 Kobert Louse. and Jamea Darrell, hue of Holborn, Eli. Arcsogelos, otherwise Elia Armlet., late of Critpitr-street, 14RO-fields merchant . . 10 Wit tara Wbtaon, late of titfind, near seven Oaks, Kent, sloth. . 10 inse.,,la Waters, Old.betliletn, London, Wrier . 111 Wingate' Hart and Semsel Turner the younger, Loth bog!. I.6ndon, warehrifisemen . 10 .I.ln,es Noble, Coggershall, Essex, worsted.manufaduter 10 DIVIDENDS. George IS-owne, Old City Chambers, Plisbesperate• street, Laudon, merchant . 10 Owlet G-eaves, late of satten-Cinifusia, Warwick. .sty.., o,ker, and auftioneer . 10 John Ayte;, hutt.street, hiattepagite.atreet, ' tallow chd,,d.ei .. ' . 11 5.4,en 'N.,:las, King•street, Loam, wholesale liner.- - d. a,..• , . II Jame. I.pm, S.,..rge-gardent, tnndon, merchant . 10 Willtaet Apro,4 itoeheat.,, Eent, tuner' draoer • . 11 Wlll4O. H.enstrys senior,ald William Hungry', junior, We otOld Itid ' i.eoest., Laudon. isocera . . 10 Juts JaelumM, Usfolld•lareel, Alutdlesaa, listen-draper 10 CIiIITIFICA. I ES. Richard nil, of L;ttls boltan, 1. the enonty of L.aacsater, ch.r..l,t.m.trivisa..lar, dealer a:. t cliapman. R“ 1...,i It.,ley, ..ow or late niNia.l.st:cf, in the entity of Net. tingharn, milt:Her, dealer sml . chalsman Cambers Nekton, or Live,ool, ni the county of Lancaster, merchant, .t.-glee mod ou.poian. Roo-,t Pike, of Lirerpoo., su the county of Lancaster, bread. baker, dater and chaplain. Iboata. Jn'dan it ,ukbera, et New Bond utmost. iu the cotta', of mits,noseic, Wrestler. - , • FROM SA-711RDIr NiOltr'S UfitZETT ) MILITARY ritumoTtotis• It tins , t, 1806. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Cards—Lieutenant Warwicl Tonkin balm Captain df a Troop, by frotencre, vice L. Kneen, Bert. who ratires• Lieutenant Henry Tower to be Captain Of a Troop, by chase, ice Quantock, who retires. 42d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant General Sir James Craig, IC B from the 86th Foot, to be Colonel, etch Sinter*, deceased 86th Ditto--Lieetenant-General Sir Charles Argil!, Bart the Mit Writ Indrißegiesent,to he Culonel,-Mee Sir C Rom, appointed to the command of the 86th Fent. 86th Ditto—eLlentettanr-Gerieral Sir Charles Boss, Bart.. . the 85th Foot, tv be Colonel, vice Sir . ). B. Cra-g, appointed to the coraniand of the 21d Fssot. SthWestliidiklegialent—Brigndier General IfonourableAles ander Hope, from the Cape Regiment, to be COIIOIIOI, ' Sir Charles Asgr:l, appointed to the command of the 85 Feet. Roll's Regiment—Brevet Major De Capol to 100 Major ' , vice . - Courten. Cape Regiment—Major General Donald M'Donald, from the 35th root, to be Colonel, vice flonourable Alexander Hope, appointed to the command of the sth %Veit India Regi ment. Royal Wen India Rangers..-Brigad or-General win am Wynr yard, from the Coldstream Foot Guards, tb be Colooel. Nova Scotia Fentibles—Lieutenant Colonel John Taylor, from Reif-Parr of the 4th Foot, to be lieutenant-Colonel, vice An derson, whir erchanges. 'STAFF. Colonel George William Ramsay, of the 60th Foot, to Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in the Leeward and Windward Charnel:see Islands, with the Rest of Brigadier- General, •iee Wetherell : appoilbstel to the Staff of the Army serving at the Cape of Good ljoie. Ordnance-Office, Oa. 81, 1606. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain Philip Dureford to be Cemaan, vice Hell. First Lieutenant Samuel Bollen to be Second Captain, vice Durnford. Second Lieutenant Richard B. Rawnsley to be First LieVtir , pant, vice Bolton. First Lieutenant Henry B. Lane to be Second Captain,. amp T boos peon. .110 Second Lieutenant Robed C. Graham to be First Lieutenant. vice Lanc. Second Lieutenant Williain A. Rayner tube First Lieutenant, vice Clarke. Second Lieutenant Cbartes S. Torrisno to - be First lieutenant, vice G. 'Smyth. Dared Olober 22, 1106. Medical Establishment for the Military Departments of the Ordnance. Aniitant-Surgeop Michael Parker to be Surgeon, vice Mac Culloch. Dated OSober 1, 1606. Supernumerary Arentant-Surgeon John Ridley to H Assistant. burgeon, vice Parker. Dated as above. PARTS ERS HIPS DISSOLVED. William Clarke end James Clarke, of Newport, Ule of Wight, brewer', maalmen, and braady-merchants. Jane 30, 1803. William Hartland -the • elder, and William Hartland the younger, of the city•of Brittcl, carpenters and loinem. De cember 31, 1805. • Mary Scants and Jobe Pollock, of Wakefield, in The are* of lurk, woolstaplers. o,3ober 20, 1806. John Prestwidge, George Sanders Prestwidge, and Thomas Rush, of Mincing lane, in the city of London, bop ati tali merchants. November 1,11106. Edward Cf 0.4 and Henry Wood, of Aliments. streret,lalko any of London, cabinet-asekas. ()Sober -27, 1806. r. ' James Duabury and James Outside, of Manchester end e,,AR. Hall, in the ninety or Lancaster, caliotrip ten. 00* tuber 11, 1806. Joseph Dixon, George Sneanlon ' end George Coates, of Norton-Min, in the township of Strckten in the county of Durham, manufacturers of Sour. Novepilier .113,1103. Berrington Marsh and W. kaiser, Water -Inns, Tower-street, in the city of Lbhd'on, s ehipbrekers and igents. June 6, 1806. Joseph Phipps and William lidos, of Photon-squave ' in the papists of St. Jame% Westmemies, m the county of Middlesex, WWI. O(,/ 1906. 1906. Lewis-Varlets, John Du lois, and Paul, Theodore Favor. 14 4 a2X 00411 •err nellsobents. 03ober 31, 1806. 1; - - =Of GOIPIRMOYmer littositect,Minsits, I Louis, and forilles. 0030ber 13, 1606. ; • Goer(lra,Wimyre onr6 bees Blinglass, Betegite-aUttet, in the 4of Utoim,glecers and troillealers- °Bober 25, 1806. Alta Blttldell, Tohn Gridrreil, and Ger;ige Gradweli, of P,e.tnn, ire the county of Lancaster, linen-merchants. August ss, &WWI Sarnia. of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, and Vlfil linnkHooper, et the parish of Berkeley, in the same county, eieltileri. °Sabot 16, 1866. ; BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. lasso pawn, late or Liverpool, in the county Palatine of LatiMisti, merchant and mariner ' from November 4, to Dee csmlictilt. alien, at Guildhall, Landow. ASS Weida!, sod William Horton, of Birmingham, in the comity of Wenrick, linen-drapers, dealers and chapinen, from November 1, to December 6, at ten. at the Sbaltspeart Tamen, Birmingham. BANKUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Daniel Pickance, of Manchester, in the coutsig fir manufaiturer, dealer and emptiest. • O` James White, of the parish of Woodoliester, indhlreasnlP of Gliwice/4er, clothier, Sealer rued chaplain. BANKRUPTS. Mary Jones and Edward Jones, of Menton, in tNaolggidy of Denbigh, diapers and I iquetielealert, to surrender", November tfl, 21, and December 13, at tmo, at the Spread Eagle Ins, in Hanging-ditch, le bfanehester ' in the county ref Lancaster. Atistrueis, Mr. John Tavlbr, 116secbester; •and Mr. Ridpll Lifts, Cursitorntreet, London. William Edwards, of Lode Newport-rtrust,lficestuutwase, in the county of Middlesex, toyinan„ dealer and du man, to surtender, NoreMber 8; 17, and December IS, at toa at Guildhall, Lorton.. Attorney, Mr. Oldham, Nag)" court, Gracedihreh-street. • George Criusens ' of Grays lan Lae, in the county 01414. Manx, merchant. de.ler and Chapman, so surrer.der, Menem- WC' S, 15, and December 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Athectery, Mr. T. Hurtsee, Winkwortla-birildings, City. mad. Cbarles Hode, of Camden-street, in the parish of St. Mary, Islington. to the county of Mkt:Verses' ' coal merchant, dealer to surrender. Nireembor fr, I l; and December 13, at ten, at Guildhall, Lyndon. Attorney, Mr John Dick. see, OW Broad atittet, Royal Bateliange, and Stanaosck square, loot:idling.' DIVIDENDS. November 2e. BerjaDOM Cox, of Stourlir.dge, in the county of Worcester, thelowsinereliant and tanner, dealer and chap man, at twelve, at the Dudley Arms Inn, in Dudley, in (heated county o ff Wencester. November 29. John Christian Cook and Tbosnas Christian Corker, of Leadanhall street, in the city of London. linens dressers, dealer, Ind chapmeo, at ten, at Guildhall. November 'Edward Atkinson. now oe late of Billing., In the county of Lanoseser,•fiershin.manufacturer, dealer end chalinnin, at eleven, at the Minorca Jon. in Wiste• November Al. John Willisia Other, now or late of Bowling Green.lanst. ClerksnweU, 'inutile:, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. January G. Thomas GibM Wlllhm.nn , of ratarlise-street, in the path of St. Mary, Rotherhithe, in the county of Surrey, mariner, dealer end chapinan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. November dt. William and James ogile;e, of Savirie-row, in the pariah of Saint James, Westin inst. r, in the county 01 Middlesex, surmy-atenta, dealers and chavinen, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. • Ltecerooer 9. Daniel Nathaniel Weerion, late of Whiteche pel•road, in the county of Middlesex brushsmaker, dealer and chapeau. at ten, at Guakth.lll, November 25. Robert Helmet!, of Fitter lane, Cheepside, In the city of Linehan, ribboesmanufacturer, at eleven, at Guildhall. November SS. Robert Heseell and William Hewlett, of Foster lane, Cheamide, in the city of London, rio•ion mansfacturers, at eleven, an Guildhall. November 28, William Hemmen, of foster-lase, Chsapside, _ _ pwip Wa llit ra 6, 111 Ve•:" rattd ' ~ 103 f 4 i isecastcr ettorney-atlse enneptriner. AniUstas White, 1 / 4 1, AldtPreatikorT, Itt Ike tire o Lents, factor, desist and clegemiks:. James Feldaricke, late of 414011“1411.1114 ds dot Mat! st Sussex, cordoainer, or siso.a4kors 1 , 94 1 , 1 kr *lime* s 4 shoes, dears- and chlpnoats. VPillialet Downinh dt Stockport, Is the eeenty of Cheer:, ' 'mem dealer and &lowan. JoisiStostioy, of the messed county se theleersei upon-Hull. merchant. MSOLV VMS PRISONERS in the KlaG's RENON trim, Is doe comity et Surrep. • e • ►tesT INOTsels IWO lees , Thome Ulf, formerly of tiot Waif 44fewbisi.461141. street, io the county of IF We ef 011.6410%, . in the county of Kent, ge ._„ ... John Thomas Sans* them tili l f disb- • yore, nod Mot both in the enmity of lettlillefoot. . ' William Bullets...feeemly at Mc 4, Dosa-isms, sal lass of Pew-coon, gow-taan; Vheipshie„ London, votehmoessio. eentikilil, fame" if PO If, Cast/e-etreet, Long-sae. auldsl4ll44llo4mikillber Whaolibut petfie•hneie, to 1,411 WIMP ON eittalti if Nriddhrei, mesa . ... COURSE OW RIC A ragerdasa 36 lortrl it.s.iot —l4 3 R rL4 13. 6 2 U. th MI 2 1.1.4 Abeam • 2' 17.' Midi 4 day's dais 14 . VW.. se• 4 =4: 96 Des. r. ones •=41••••••••• • ' = ra Uebhn sig 47 Unwise (QC id—Ocr. 31. • 53 new C. .........N [)putt. deter it; Cork tZi; mu Lime _ .. _ . I L I - aulass P., a 5...., ".. .". New Deholauoqs.. . Kew Dollars —, llralpuis midi .• 7 7 7 I iii;;;FClwilik.;a allaa, bi pet c..' I. is) _ .11 r ..nu, tt d ca.. ESotko mad MMus Ueda. iy 'STIR Coyt, O'h tl.e South Side of Nevinglestereose WAWA. DAY, the Al of November, MA and Yolrierron twelve • Clack, by Order of the Ea: motors of John Hea4a F..q. decoded. • EI U RNITU RE. consiata of capital tat* , 11 wood and mahogany Asiu-post bedneadt, far ri.t tare and window aretaine, rims b. oderad yam feather bons wan /welding, wino. wood sod malsopany tvai.lrobes, book eases and eters of drawers, sets of mahogany chairs, 4inin tables. card aad is I b.4ke ditro f eleht•day mirrors, pierand die* WM digs" carpets, kitchen relointesi Ac. Toothier Sal • side hoard of plates some fine old paintin:s ; prints of the Death of Wulf*. Chatham, and Pinson; various ran , Wollets, Are. fueling piece and pistols, telescopes and mid , ' aenti.s mystics, espies! air aleetrifiring machine, table and br;-1 linen, china in table and WS services ; beceial weir. sib and casks, el ems•house plants, puled (nisei and nifhtlia iron toiler, and •11101i$ ostler rrei , ,ece - Amongst the Snobs are, ‘neydiapndia 20 vols. ; AMINO ▪ egn" , 160 vols.; Review, 56 rah ; Gentler"" bladalisier 411 volt ; Works; Sort Tbeattc. sh,it.peat and Poets; Moirana's Works, with Ist,t fins Limit , ' Physiogn.aus; Charuhea. Dietrunaryi hfattLincfs London, ire arc At One o'Clork, the Tien Days Sale, will be Sold. the LEASE et the PREMISES, true Year sad so Halt user.. Aired. The .Paensiala and Furniture ma be viewed tip the Sale; when Parocu:sri and. C . taloa 4n be 1.. d on the Pren.i.e.,; of Mears and Ward. Sebettors, I-Loved street, Strand; end of br• Peter Colts, Ku. SS, Thrurnuitniustreet. LONDON • —Prootted by G. DAVIDSON, N*. 17, Owloal Coon, bow-street, 6.1,11111 Gordon, and peblielted et the Udine, N, IS, Baca of St. Cleo - woes Choice, Strand, 1 7 W. STUCK, of No. 7; New Bolton-ewe, Long Arm. Orders, Irel for this Pa e ter, tent to the Othoe tiposriA") will A duly attended' te. . i , TE. in the citY tI3TI O / 0 Carte, ti 1444"24P fh e44141 . ''. ' GuiW'nall. .. . . . , . November 21 Alteegli _loii o . litt l ... tiot: " plc. li al ~„.. street, Loeir s and , taise!ylka7t li,, in the county lil; neepipen7lits ant clt Dile chipmi•e, at *yen, gi, 4,7 ° IIIP ' e Sir J. i i,,, e 1,•., e , pe r abeptervar t, late of Runia-court, Ks. ' . street, Loud in Jyrylebnisresai, 611/fie Mail okapi:it/a, n by ru e " eleven, at Guildhall. , ,_ , ,Novetplver 2.5. kni S - nilll, ef Basin 4 .- sks t t. is 0, c i ty I ‘ .. lle "q ' el - London, flew; at tale, at buil R . '` n3c°e ' November 2:!,. Benjamin otty if theingbitt-street, in the _, , • city of London, factor. et Ste oe e v iho u lt. Chao Norepher 23. James Golf 'and Patrick Deressey Foley, of '".".. To - Mer•foy3t, in the cltv„ . 4 Loqdfo, payebsoss, 4„ 1 ,.„ rt. from and chapmiti at ten, at ILAISIsaff. December 6 ;William Pink iii`iedi tirch, of elud es . (pointed awl, Gootitlof square, lellielletilihst and ettaptien, at ,', l ‘ g e4 o le ,:, NovIllo .11"74 . 112156 . u -P l44l Slllt . li Catt ' 164;961 4/; 11 . 9f . I Prainwrinthrstoth in Ste pi .h Of Saint Ida v r o lgtecllaiei, IA the cematy of NIS be 6/th ~. dismc cioper, : • chaaan , at one, it guikiludi, Lennart. • v r Ste . ., --Y i er t. 7iCe November 24. Peter JobillemplAg At Liverpool. In ells ',rim the - ri k.X 4 Lirca". 1.140. 11 11/Pillsm, at the Star Dpi .s l / 4 0 ' 4 4°01_ j &Nun vi Ho" • ytt i t i t e :S i . • Egii2l,l walker, -, in the equity of is R - - , ImA/eller at twalfve; It Guildhall, Lo n d on . • Niorniber 211 Sobers ilvarriabi Divireab, Ind a souttl.ol,l4 m W i - ., . ia doe coo*? 4 Steffelk, wrallea. &ger and damn's, at iel. .eleven, at thc pow,- a Henry Pawn, called tic Starieii vice v lot, from Arm., in nal4worth, in. Siffulk. . An- Novetwber 26. Nike, wriieftliti yossefees. (date teen syt Sheiberwei, in JIM, mask, devotee, Acfliaikr, 'dealer ane at, to he 46111110 an, et Serest San, veinCluisaipnitr {nisi iii (fie Marks! ward and pl a c e r is of /1411. t , . • A h g r i e g A t y r. tin, tom . 14, 43 ,,,, Eari t re.A w a T T lO aca ......ti uc i i i n v co .44l .lo.e . t. isi the ciao vAkdosi, insurancivbriaborind. goiter !nein. bVeyni i of 'Ma tee, in : the cove/gy of Lancaster,' eotten-tamensnvii - &amen. Pall. Edward Weserwortlivof in the hi. WI Wislit,l l , : A in, vice , the cesiny of Seilnipagybolkiiiewir arilbeinireller;Saalse HIGH WATFIt, THIS DAY, AT LOP DON MUDGE M0rn....9 min. after Y j Even— .12 min. arta T. SALE ttY AUCTION. ay I.FIGH and S; SOTHEBY, Realrsellers, at their Heine. 145, Strand, opposite C> . 4 4► street* on THURSDAY, Noseiritor 8, and Thew jai Dar ISaistlaviiiieeptad) at Twelve ease*, T' LIB R ARY BOW ERBANK, IL D. ram If casts spa Normsat bank, • in the Camay/ d Yqrt, 1711%.617 uniscaki• • and Catalogues ail at the race of Sete. '' • NEWINGTON CatEIEN, MIDOLUILX. Lease of a &Muhl* Residenes, vKl> isle Garden and Oradea. • Etrellent Household Furniture, w.lual>te Library of so Stite`mard of Plate, Line'', Pruitt, Air ramp, BleArifying Machine, Astronomical