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OF A TICKET MAY RE ,r I I._, T E_I;500,000 FOR A BLANK, AND IN PROPOR ,I 10 N FOR'SHARIN, IN THE PRESENT STATE LOT TERY_ OF ONLY 40,000 TICKETS, TO BE ALL DRAWN TUE EIGHTHS SEPTEMBER. THE SCHEME contains marry -novel Improve ments, with 2.. Prizes of. ~c I G,Q00.... are.. C13'2,C , 00 2.. Prizes .1,000. ...are .. • • e,OOO 2..Prize3 0f.... 23,K0.. c.aro 6,000 - 4.. Prizes 1,001)....m+ tlpwarth of TwoThousand.Prizes Of 500. 3001. 2001. dawn to the lowest Prizes of 2.2l.each,beiugSevenrcunls mom than the smallest Prizes4l the late Lottirie-.,, and every N•rlniller will he erawnfrom the Wheel. Schemes, wi,th the Numbers of the Tickets sealed in the acketsk, eas '-- nd loAk , ed in the Bank of England may be had at _ the Oa 1 7 .11.:TIL'ILLING-OFFICE, July 17, 1812. Fir E COMMISSIO:IERS for VICTUALLINO 31.4.7E.5rrs N.,-IV.} - do hereby give Notice, That . cn Tuesday, the 28th Instant, they will br ready ib receive Tenders in writing, pealril ul9, and treat for One bhe Hundred Tons of BLACK SNITRNA, or ALEXIA RAIINS,' to be al/mei:able to Samples (of, not less than two Pinenrls weight each) to be produced with the lenders ; to' be delivered into the Viet/IR/big Stores, at Dep.fford, in the course of One Month; and to be paid for,-bey Bills, payable with In terest, Ninety Dar' s after date. The Conditions of-the Contracts miry be seen at Me Secre tary's Qflice. , . F 2. 0 LONDON (...; A Z JULY 25. • This flay was 'pliblished, Handsorhely printed in cvo. in Three Vols. price in boards, 11.. 4s. a new Edition; hely?, the Fourth, of SERMONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS and OCCASIONS. • G 2 L'4 o;•Atince, JWlti 21. Eng:neers of, ept, King's Gem . :4ll ,Legion. First Lies t. A. Schvenitzer to,be See'old Captain. Artillery cf the King's Gentian Lt., ion. lienrylfeis'e t G1...17A. to be Sec , Snd Uttaenant, vice Thiele; 'killed in action. , _ , By the late JAMES RIDDOCU, A:M • One of the Ministers of St. Pairs Chapel, .Aberdeen. Printed for F. C. and 3. Rivingtozi, No. 62, St. PauFsChurch pird ; and A. Brown, Ab.erdeen. Commisilons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cour:ty of Lincdn. • • • Hornce.stle and North ollezzt.op Volunteer Infantry. P:ol:ert Noble, Esq. to he Cytain. Thomas Buit,a; Gent. to be Ikextenant. Richard Meanwell and Joseph Dickin son, Gents. to be Ensigns! 'LL CONSIDER' OF IT ! 'An A' to " Thinks I to Myself. This Day was published, In Three Handsome Volumes, Duodecimo, price One Cuinea, Corner lion in the Second Royal Carniarthe\i - LocalMilit:a, Figned by the Lord Lieutehant of the County of Carmar then. T. EISH, the Contractor for the Lottery, " 0 . 4; COZ'_NE - 1.0.1,, and No. 9, CI - LaltING-CAOSS, And at every .I.,&ttery (hike in. Town and Count:-y. I'LL CONSIDER O 1 !—A Satitic Tale, in which " Thinks I to Myself," is partially considere3. " Consider it not too deeply." i'v - o regard will be had to any Thider In wliick tle Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de livered to the Board L'efore' One o'Claek on the said Tues days . the 28th Instant, nor -indess the Person , v ho the Tender,' or some Person on his beholf, attends, to answer when called for. Jonathan Harries, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Thos. Edwards, deceased: , . • . ..31zAtcr.srEAnt. Ldndon : Printed for T.. Tegg, 111, Cheweside; aad C. Chatqde, Pall-Mall. jut publiOed, in 3 vols. price,lss. Good-Men of. M odern Date, by Mri. Green. - Oct , July 25 1812. Mmnber re recd to serve in this present Parliament.' • For 113 , :-. Citrof Ilristolßithard Hart Davis, of the Parish of .n-the Counq of Gloucester, Es i q. h the room of the Right Hon. CharleS Bathurst, who has accepted the Office of Chanceilci of the Duchy of Lthcastef. 111041:Z t always .. : nd ready , to e on advance, rid c a o t iiy l b cf d A - I, s r Lt?•scholif .E3tat7s in Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock, Rent Ch ' are.,..7, Marriage Settlements, Widows °ini V.te ures, FatPnt .cesi Chareli Livings, and any Income for Lif e. - The Nobility and Gentry*of known Fortune, cr their Heirs, 1 13 4 be xlczt -, nrnodated eithef en their single or joint Annuity e nds, xviti) . n.:Onntito ' de zed secreq. A•nly - intweei. 9 and 5, 'or . by letter, to the Di- Ire e t;"- rs or tce ii.ltlenal Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street, SEAT OF WAP, IN RUSSIA. This Day was published, In two large Sheets, four feet nine inches by two feet eight In s che, prici. , , unmounted, U . 1s or in a. case, or on rollers, 11. i s. ed. . A lN.ka-tv -mA Pof the SEAT:of WAR in the NORTH of EUROPE. .-,..__ Published by John Stoolidale, Piccadilly. . 1 ESTATES FOR SALE. SHROPSHIRE. FREEHOLD MANORS AND ESTATES. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, • By jr. WILLIAM WYLEY, PIG and CASTLE, Inn, in the, Town of BRIP“B -NORTH, in County of Salop, ) n• F4IDAY, the 31st Day of July next, 49etWeen the Hours of Three and Five o'Clock, a the following - rot, or such others as maybe agreed upon. and subject to Conditions. of Sale to be then produced. LOT I. Ut MANORS or LORDSHIPS of CHEL :IE, MARSH, • otherwise .1‘1.1. 7 CH CHELMARSH •and P-t.I.MARSH NETHERCOURT, in the County of Salop,. Nvith the Courts Baron, .Chief Rents, valuable Ileriots, Pri , vdeges and Immunities thereto-belongitt. Alm all that capital Brick and Tiled MESSITAGE erected l i thin a fe w y p ears ast, and in compleat rc.pair, with the : 4 rns, Stabling, and other suitable. Out-buildin and sundry p eg or parcels o f v ery .excellent Arable, Meadow, and Lad tkv;;;,; - ; tur l ;7oirr by . arlmeasure nt, 160 A. 2R. antsti - , Cuel- Iliarsh, and in the posf. - • ArsoSEVE COT ••‘.. .to • •• -;• Gardens, Lands, and 41 PPurtetiances triereto. 4. - )tigtng, situate at, cr near . Chel. 111, -rsh Common, now let on Leases for three lives each, at small annual reserved Rents, amounting in the whole to the several p9ssessions of Benjamin Elcock, Mary Wall, ward Dallo - .7, John Head, Thomas Guest, John Dudley, kit Thomas Wall. • LOT H. craall nciat - DWELLING HOUSE, with the Garden and A ppurtenances thereto belonging, containing .IR. 201'. in the Possession of Mr. William jordan. • LOT 111. A MESSITAGE and DWELLING-HOUSE with the GardAin `lllld- Appnrtiialices thereto belonging ) , in the'possession of Priincis Hortun. LOT IV. - A :MESSITAGE, DUILDINGS, and several Parcels of MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, lying below telmarsh Common, containing, by admea3areinent, 48 A. iQ P. (mare or less), in the posseision of,the said Mr. raker. . . • LOT V. • II PIECE of very rich MEADOW LAND, called Moore 'leadQw, contAini lig 7 A. 3R: 34P. (more or . less), in the pos at&,4.'n Of M. Baker.- . LOT • ../ A A MESsuAGE, DwELLING-i-musr,,:nuILDING, an d 'f-NDS thereto beitni:Tium, situate , at Chorelgy the I'arish Stodde.stfen in. th e said7COunty, containing . by admeasure 14ent 4 A. 2 R. (more or less)' is the holding of -Jordan. LOT VII. _ t A DWELLING-HO BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, and L EADOW adjoining, in tho - holding of.: • .• -, con ag 2A.R. 20. P.(more er less). t4hli LOT VIII. A. PARCEL of _LAND, at ..Choreley, called the FIELD, contaning about '1:•A. 3R. . _ LOT /X. . A PARCEL of LAND, at Choreley, called GIG PIT, con t,• • 'thro 4 9 - about 2A. • • . . LOT X. A PARCEL of LAND, called the LOWER GROUND , tiv admeasureinent, 1G A. 2 ,R. tile last three Parcels are in• the possession of the said Jordan. • The Manors abound with Game, and extend over upwards of 3:700 Acres of Land. Cheltuarsh Common is a valuable ''kste, containing about 150 Acres, of which the Lord will be entitled to a carisiderable.allotMenti oniitelosure. • There are Veins of Coal under the Estate, which have%et - •.n tlorlied withoutan Engine; and it is believed Piere are Veins eider th e W aste. T he H er i ots are valuable, being the best I,.east of the Tenant dying seized. The Timber and the Sap- Ings on the different Lots to be taken by the Purchasers at a V aluation. The Premises are distant only 3 -Miles from Bridgen;.rth, froth Bewdley, to from Kidderminster, and 16 from Wol-: rrharn_pton, all good Market Towns, and PosseSsion may be ad at Lady-day next. or Further Particulars apply to Mr. VICKERS, Cranmere ; Gesssrs. H. and W. LLOYD, Solicitors, Ludlow; .or• J. A. zovE, Esq. Four Ashes, near Enville. Ludlow, 26th Jude, 1812. ~~`~ TO BE SOLD, • BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - • ASPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING _ HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, in 'Surrey, late in the occupa tion of ARNOLD MELLO, Esq. It 'has' undergone a thorough repair, is entirely new papered, painted, and/lecorated, at a co nsiderable expense, And is fit for the reception of a genteel 4 , 4 d numerous Family. It contains ' Ten be. - ; Chambers, be ?les' others for servants, and has large and convenient Offices. t has a Green-house, Hot-house, and Kitchen-garden, to gether with a Lawn ,and Walks, ornamented with -rare and curious exotics, in peculiar perfection, containing in the whole bore than Two Acres. This place May be kept up at a moderate eXpeuic while it from every comfort and retirement, and can accommodate,. Irorn the size and number of its Rooms, a very large Family. ~Furtber particulars may be known by inquir i ng at the &louse itself, or by referring to Mr. Wm. FRANKS,. jun. op osite the Plough, Clapham; to Mr. STOCKDALE, Vetadilly; Mr. AcKER:iLANN; 101, in the Strand : 'Mr. Gaon, 'Bakehouse -court, Doctors' Commons; or . Mr. D.tw x, Bank Coffee-house, nearly oppo s ite th e fr o nt ga te of th e Sauk, at which several places Tickets way be- obtained , for see ing it, airy day from 12 to 7 o'ciock. TI URSTON AND. RHODES'S' SHAKESPEARE. •. This Day was published, . Elegantly printed on &fine drawing paper, and embellished with two Engravings, by R. Rhodes; froth original Designsi by J. Thurston, Esq.. No. 1, (to be continued :every fort night! of rittiURSTON and RHODES'S splendid Edi tion of SHAU.SPEARE'S DRAMATIC WORkS, with Notes, &c. Conditions of Publication,: The Work will be regularly pnblished every fortnight, and completed in 37 Numbers, and be embellished- with fifty ele gant Engravings in.the line manner. . 2d. Two Ee.;tions will be printed, one uniform with Mr 4. 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' xE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ms 3121%:, : ! lESTV'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give _Notice, Proposals rticeii:ed at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or - before nesday, the 29th from such liersons a s may. be to undertake the Supply of FOREIGN tind D E ALS, for Service of this Department, for a period of One. Year. Further Particulars, together with''the Tei.A.rs fend Condi tions of the Contract; may be known vjunCapplication at the Secreiary7s Office, in Pali-Mall, aforesaid, any 'Day between the Hours of Ted ant 1 Four o'Clock,_th4re . the Pi , oposals must also be delivered, sealed up and indqrsed, " Propos*, for Foreign Timber autl Deals;". but no Proposal can. be ad mitted after the said 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock at 2,e'oon,' of the same Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party - making it, or an Axent in his Dchalf shah attend. E .. Order of the .board, R. H; C'R1:.77 . - . ", Sre.retar,rr. This Day was pUblished, •.; ' In One Volume, -12 mo. price 4s.,bor,nd; embellished•with 4 Copper-plates, mind 23 Wood-cuts, rinlE NEW YOUNG MAN'S COMPANION, 'or the Youth's Guide to general• gnowleilge; . deSigned. chiefly for the, berte6t of pirate Persons of both Sexes, and adapted to the Capacities of beginners. In Three Parts. • - By JOHN HORNSEY. Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees, Orine, and 'Brown, Pa ternosterrow, London ; and Wilkm and Son, York. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, . 1. 'Child's Monitor, 2d Edition, 12mo. price Ss. 6d. botvld. 2. ManosylhAes, 18mo 15..6d. do. 3. English ..immar, 12mo. Od. do. 4.. Expositor, 2d Edition, .12mo ' 2s. 6d. do. ME GENUINE CEPHALIC SNUFF, • irOitTUE HEAD AND EYES. ‘,/rANAH — counterfeit and perrliciou§ prepara -41 rations of this pleasant and efficacious SNUFF, hav ing been obtruded upon unsuspecting purchasers, the public are hereby inf,ilbed that - the real Snuff may be known by the words " P. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," being engraved in the itunp round each Bottle, and that all those without this distinetionare gross Impositions, After this notice, just es-' timatc will he formed of the characters of those who deal in such articles. . . The genuine Snuff is sold only by the Proprietors, F. New. , bery and Sons.Nii.4s, St: Paul's Church-yard, 'London ; and Brodie, Dowding, and Luxfo - ed, Salisbury; and may be had of all the Venders of MessrS. Newbery's Medicines throughout the .United Kingdom, price 11d. a bottli, 'stamp in cluded. HEALTH. AND LONG'• LIFE. R. JAMES'S- ANALEPTIC PILLS, which' were conttived by the Inventor ac a remedy for him -. which 'preferred him to an advanced age, are ad- mirably calculated for disorders of the stomach and bowels,' for head-aehs occasioned by indigestion or free-liVing ; for bilious, gouty, dud rheumatic complaints, ~and for colds, slight fevers, &c. arising from the vicissitudes of our climate- Recourse should be had to theM upon every triilingindispo.: sition, and thus their well-7mown characteristic of promoting longevity, will be maintained; for by timely assisting:nature in. the due dischai - ge of the animal functions,. they preserve the body in health and vigour. They are excellent ;ts agene,- ral Family Me'dicine, and ai they-do not require any confine ment, are particularly convenient for travellers. Sold - in Boxes 4s. 6d. each, or six in. one large Box for 11. 4s. by. F. Newbery and Sous, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; but as many persons mistake the house, mirchasers are desir ed to observe, that the Ninnber is 45, four doors from Cheap suie, and that his name is engraved in all the sta.n,. To be had likewise at Pr. James's in Binton-street. . , TO THE AFFLICTED wurit NERVOUS DIS- ORDERS. THE: CORDI AA. 1.1,A1.N1 -OF QUITO NOTHER. PROOF of the lEffcacy. this rii'st excellent Medicine, is sn intailib,e.Cure for ail Ncrvotts.Uisorders • ' Mr. Wailers, Cliernist, Strand, j.cirttlon. • -.. SI My wile was affliaed with a severe Nervous Fever, attend ed with a violent-4 eating of he heart, • lowness of spir;ts, and dreadful sick- head-ach, which reduced her sh much that she became unable to speak or walk tor several weeks; and would treqdently faint and remain in that state for a eimsider able time ; together with a swelling in the neck, during which tune I had the advice and attendance of several -Medi cal Men, who, - after tuna) ; every means in their power, gave her over as incurable, arad l expected every hour would have been her-last, when I tort Irately saw your Baim of Quito advertised in the G lasgow Courier, and as the last resource,- resolved she should make trial of it. and_ theretore bought a small bottle of Messrs Baxter and Co, and gave it accord ing to the diredions, and, astonishing to relate, : before she had taken the whole of the bottle, I perceived a wonderful change for the better, *and, by her raking three more bottles,. two small and one halt guinea one, she recovered her speech, and was,able to go - about as usual ; and I have no doubt bin that a few more bottles •will• restore her to her former state of heal h. You-are at liberty to .publish this letter for the benefit of others, and , I am, Sir, , • • You r obliged humble servant, _ _ AIUItiniCK.APDONALL). _ . Glasgow, March 30, tiloo. S. Further particulars may be know by application to • Mears. Baxter and Co. Glasgow, The Cordial Balm of Quito ' a safe and certain remedy for 'Nervous, Bilious, Gouty, 'and.R heumanc Dis Orders,. Low. ites ot Spirits, Loss , of Appetite, 1 nward Decays, If:tinting Fits, Tremblin7, or Shaking of the H :Inds or Limbs, Short ness of Breath, Consumptions, and every kind ot Debility or Relaxation in persons of either sex and of every age. Is Sold, ;Wholesale and Retail, by Weston and Co. Successors to W.. Withers, Cheniist, 229, Strand, Londonl and Retail by L rhost Medicine , Vender s , 2S. 9ti. per bOttIP. BANKiIIIPTCIES ENLArt2 7.ri. George s Gardiner, St. John-street, ironmonger, fron July 25 to Se tembt:T 12. • Janes Emery, late of Petwoab; Sussex, vintner, • froth July 25, to iietste.mber 12. Aaron Aaron, Spark'sZeonrt, Fpeetacle-maker, from July sto August 27, • , • Peter Leunitrd; Fieet:streci:balierdasher, frota Julv 21 to 24. _ BANKItUI'TS. • • ' John Pooley Keus,ngton, .':dward Kensington, . Ken ‘si ngton, .`4tvan, an;l Mania AdankS, London, July 6 and August 22i at eleven, and i Seiitaibtr 5, at ten, at Gnildnu.l.i, Lutkdon. Attorney, Mr. Day, • _s - . Henry Dix.on,• , Jolui Ellspar .LaVater, and James Kenny Casey, Liverpo*lonerehants, i.:tjg-ugt 17, u ' • and • S,pteinber at one, at the York Hutel, I4erpodi. Attorniei, Mesas. Stull - street a:ei Eden, Leigh,:treist, Liverpool, or Mr. I'. London.: Blackburn, Fur-lane, Saddleworth, ForksUlre, me:- . chant, .August il, 15, and Septentbtr‘ 5, at three, at the Pala Inn, ;Wand:inter. Attoriiey, dames Taylor, St. Ann's-scr.4.llre NianOlester. Thomas Hyde, Tunstead, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, merchant, "August 10, 15, and Septealher :5, at eleven, itt"the Bridge -wyter Arno, Manchester. 4itunries, Messrs. Duckworth, Chippendall, and. nr. Denison, Manchester. Henry tivJe, sen. Tunstead, - Saddlelvorth, Yorkshire; mer cha 'August 10, 15, and September 5, at eleven,, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester.' Atthrnies ' Messrs . Duck . w9rth, Chippendall, and Nix- Denison, i :.tuchester. John Va'nghton, Edward-street, Cavendish-square, wine imerchaitt, August 1, 15, and September at twelve; at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Sloper and Heath, Montagne-street, ItusSel-square.• • • Itobert Eden,' son. and ',fhorna.s Eden, Richmond, coqcb masters July 28, August IS, and Septelidmi . 5, at twelve, at Guildhall, Limdon. Attorni.!..s, Messrs. Slciper and Heath, Montague-street, Russel-square. William bean, jun. Exeter, china merchant, August 1, ip, and Sep':ember 5, at eleVen, at the:Globe,,Bridgewater. and Cox, King's-Bench-walks, Inner Azthony Beau, Bridgewater. E!!!`..% : • C4eorge, Gloucestershire, jobber, August I 1,. 19, anti Z . Cp1A , ....10er 5, at eleven, at the White Hart, Broad-'treet, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Pearson and Son, Pump-court, Temple. _ William 'Williamson, Watling-street, warehouseman, July 28, at one, August 4, at eleven, and September 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attoruies, Messrs. Ware and Young.; Blackman-street, Southwark. Robert. Smith, Feneburch-street, merchant, August 1,8, and September 5, at eleven; at Guildhall, London. Attornies, -Messrs: Palmer, Toniliris - Ons, and Thompson, Copthall court, Throgaiorton-street. James Stein, Penchurch-street, merchant, August 1,8; and September 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lofidon. Attornies, Messrs. Paliner,Tornlinsons, and Thompson,Copthall-court, • 'fbrogmortotr-street. Thomas Smith, .Fcnchurch-street, merchant, August 1,8, and September 5, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attor nies, Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinsons, and Thompson, Copthall court, Thrognorton-street. Robert Stein; Fenchurch-street, merchant, August I, 8, and September 5, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, iNlet6r3. Palmer, Tomlinsons, and. Thiupson, Copthall court, Throgmorton-street. • . Donel - ister, Newcastl.4-place, Clerlcenwcll, 4ewetler, August 1,8, and September 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bri , rgs Essex-street Strana., John flarinan, Chatham, linen-draper, Angusti, at two, 8, . and Septernber's, - at eleven, at Guildhall, - London.' Attor t.irs, Messrs. - Willis,, Fairthorne, and Clarke, •Warnford :..court, Thrugmorton-street. aoli rt Scott, Witham, V,sex, st.ri - ener, August 1, at one, 11, at tdn, ~and Siitobber. 5, ,at . one, at Guildhall ) Loudon. Attor..ies, Messrs. Bell and.Broniley,}l.ollJorn-court, (ifay's Linn. ‘ John .Jaques, \ Cooper's-lane, near Potten-bar, carpenter, . August 1,8, and September s', ath.velve, s at, Guildhall, London. ..A.ttornitz, Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe. Lin-. cola',.-Inn. Samuel Banks, late of St. Ann's-lanc,Fo`ter-lane, Cheapid . e, sith-niereer, hdv 29, at ele - tien„ August 1, and September .5, at. • ten, It - Guildhall, -London - . . Attornies, Mr. Frederick Langloh, Dyer's-intildings,liolburn. . - DIVIDENDS.--At Guilhatl. • August 15. B. F. - re, if. zithinwn, and W. Walton, Token honse-yard, merchP,uts, eieven. August 15,. aud.W.,Spragg'oil, (4,rare.sPnd, slops hers, ?t, 10. Atign,t 8. T. Ewttnan, Clerneues ,. -I..nr, nt,l.A . Pnt at teti. , . . Au.;nsi c2l. J. R ich anis ou, . lienviclt-u . pontTwe,ed,. inc-iehant, at ten. t . .... . . Augnst Pi.-. 1. Saunders., Wai:ing-street, warehouseman ; at le. , AuguSt 29. s: Linc;.e.r,_NeAvv,.ate-,q7`et,..t, at twelve; August 29. J. Bidgwood,.Swallow=street, eork-cutter, at 12. Sept. 5. J. W. Siggs, Essex, dealer, at ten.' . August 29. M. Nitsb, , Harlio.;.tion, Bedfordshire, grocer, at 1:2: August 19. R. K. Vorley, of Thrapeton, Norrnamptonshire, shopkeeper, at eleven; $ August 29. J. T*lgg, /linen-Corner, mniliu-manufacturer, ;:t ton: • . August Is. S: Parker, South Lambeth; underwriter, at eleven. August IS. Ti 13lowers,Ilttenhfun-court Road, linen-draper, at ten. . August-18. J. Johacton, lkillitistone,woollen-draper, at eleven. August 22.1 t. Collins; Union-eourt,•l4road-street, builder, at ten. 4 August 1. J. Badger ; Old Jewry, merchant, at twelve. • . . August 1. 3._Shoosinith, , late of Petworth, sadler, atone. 19. H. Watson, Weymouth-mews, coach-mailer, at 11. August 18. A. Fallon, Hart street, Bloomsbury, wine-mer chant, at eleven. ' - August 1,5, F. Wood-st„reet, Spital-fields, weaver, at 12. Attnst 37,G. D6wnes„Ecel ef,; Lancashire, calenderer, at twos at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Altinchester, August 17. S. Marsden, Ilatichster, drysalter, at one, at the Stir hole Del - tnsgate. • August 16. G. Larandon, late of Margate, wine and spirit• merchant, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, NI argett. August 2.q. Pyer and J. Payne, Bristol, druggists, twelve, • at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol. -• ' August 18. G. Ho.dg - etti, Birmingham; button-Maker, at nine, at the .Swan Tavern, Bull-street. ,Atigtut 21. T. Nmith, Admiriton, 'Gloucestershire, at eleven, -at the White Hart Inn, Broadway, Worcestershire. • . • AughSt - 1;3. J. Garnett anal C. F. .Speyer, Huddersfield, mer chants, at ten, at the Yewtree . Inn, Ilobertoikti Birstall. • Au , ;ust 13. S. B. Hamand, Plymouth, linen-draper, at eleven, at the 1- - •'oatttairt Tavern, Plvmonth-Dock. ' • Augn.A, "?.1. R. Phil l ips ' Chipping, Oxfordshire,, butcher, at eleven, at the White Hart. Inn, Chiluiing, Norton. A;;, , ;gat 23.11. Trik, late of I-Unibledon,Southampton, brewer, at twelve, at the inlip and Bell Inn, Hortideari.