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‘• otlib,. Olt „t / A iiA • i~~ ~II' {r I q I ~~ ' ~,. /j . l ; „ 1 - 4 0 N'o M Tl,ll - 672:23.1' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,, 1812. [PRIaE ** Assuredly the Last Week of Oscar and Ma'vim:, and the • fatuous Siege of . Badajoz. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEYS), WEST:AIN - - STER-DIUDGE. Under the Patronage of thair Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and'Duke of York. 'Firi .lIS rid every - Evening . this 'leek will be -.11. acted, atlialf-past Six preCisely, the , epular Panto ruitoica.l Ballet, called OSCAR AND MALVINA. As-,isted by the Equestrian Troop. • 9- The Flving - 1-lorseman'ssurprising iactivity, and the singu lar'perforinatice of the Spelling Dog, &c. 3. Tile Favourite Comic Pantomime, called THE" GOLDEN DREAM ;, Or, THE NIISEIt AND HARLEQUIN, 4. Uncominoa .ROPE-DANCING, with divers pleasing Ex ercises. To which will be add,ed (fora fry Evenings only , THE HEROIC SIEGE AND CAPTURE Oit BADAJOZ. ,c, r _m Particulars in Vac.. Bills of the Day. , N. E. The Half .p rice invariably cousinences at this Theatre - put Eigi.t o'clock. Places' for the Boxes to he taken at the Theatre from Xitn•ea till Three o'Cloik. Door's open at Ilalf-past Fire. Baset 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery hegiu at Half-past Six &Clock precisely. To the NOBILTY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC et large. Ladies alp; Gentlemen, AVING contracted with Government for the SEATIL LOrTg.,lty (which will be all drawn the Bth (If Next Month) I btu; leave most\ respectfully to ,recommeas the Acherne: it contains only 1.0,q00 Tickets,—there are the usual Number of Capital PriL:es,—and the lowest Prizes are enty-two Pounds each,.vhich is Seven Pounds more than the S n Prize. , : '2 the late , L)Aeries, rt the Nutn'ter of Pr 2'es Are not diminished; and I 'nave s•larratid the Scheme tl, it a Purchaser of a Single Tic.ket may gain T hirty, Forty, or ~v en. Fifty Thousand Poauds by a Blank. ‘T.eltAs and Shares are seiling at my oa,;:s, and at every otlier Lottery Office in Town and Cortntry, -.vhere Schezne.s., with full particulars, may be had gratis. • I bare the honour to he. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much oblied bumble Servant, T. BISH, Stu -Broker. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross. SLATEIt'S PATENT GOOKIN& APPAiIATUS. •1' T. LEMAITRE, sole Agent, takes the li • berty of informing his Friends and the Public, he now 'xLsibits far sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse; 14, CaAlt-street., Holborn. it is the be: 4 - Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom ; ,and the most clean, delicate, and cheap Mode of ..steaming; stewing*, "roasting, baking, broiling, and boiling. A Dinner for Two Huncired Persons may be dressed with less than a pcckof coals. N.R. The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for In pection from one to four o clock. tiE PATENT IMPERIAL. DININGTA • TILES, and PATENT' MAI...ALGAL. STDELIOARDS avid DININCij,I'ABLES,. in one elegant Piece of Furniture, alld upon Five new different Plansi - the Patent Improved Sofa Ireds and Chair , Belf;; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent liecisteads,' Fars ithae and Bedding complete ;. Portable Chairs, with several (Aker new invented and improved artialis of furniture; also a general and Very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select and furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment. East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by Morga n and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, for pros pt payment. ANTI,s,ITR I TI ON. PATENT COMPOSITION, rro prevent the Effects of Friction in STEAM and other ENGINE*, in MILLS, and in CARRIAGES ,of every description, may be purchased in Boxes, Price is. Cd. ss. tiff. tos. , Cd. One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. Out of the smallest boxes has a sufficient quantity in it to _List a Char iotur Post-Chaise Twelve Months, and after the _ wheels are primed with the Composition, they may he used daily, and will run at least Six Months without having occa stnu to tike them off, or to,apply any thing else to the Axle trees. The Composition rosy be used in the same proportion for all other kinds of work. Sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Browne and Mawe, Strand, near Sumerset-House, London. N. B. Directions will be found upon each Box, which are _ ae ci Win. Bellamy. f . TM: KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. C ' lc iDßOL'b's VEGETABLE BALSAM FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, AND AST,FIMAS. THIS Medicine has now been established for nearly thirty years, and is allowed, from a consultation of many eminent Physicians, to be the only efficacious re. ri my to be dependett upon for curing the above complaints, t- Pwards 'of to,opo manuscript certificates of surprising i ur es, from the greateit respectability, may be seen at the r optietors, as under, and with such a noble and distinguish Patronage, as no other Medicine has ever been honour ed , s tfi. This Medicine has never been known to tail when 1 4Keit on the first attack,- on which account the following • .o ._bility recommends it to be kept all Families : 7 v :Flie Most Noble the Marquis of-Lothian, the Right Hon. bald, l scount Duifiey and Waid, the Right lion. Lords Macdo iGrantley, Fortescue, , and Montford, .the Right Hon. i t t? viscountess Dudley and Ward, : Dowagers Grantley,• • Mouth, and Foriescue, Lady Appreece • Sirs Francis a ket Edward Newnhain, john Coghill, and George Arm. b r, hg, i I arts. ; Generals Doyle and Orouly ; Colonels Baker, st ebatii, Lenox, &c. , N • is. Advice gratis every day (Sundays excepted) at No. Rinomsl - .ury-square, from Eleven till One ; where the i:!itifiatesseen, ad the Medicine hd, wholle and 1` 4 ` 11 ; like Wis y e retail at n every principal a Medicine es a Ware. toLse in the Kingdom, where a Treatise may be had.. WIEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY s AFFECI lONS, with their usual concomitants, ,I;asm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene :' Debility (originating in whatever souPce),, are relieved 4 (l lrequently cured by WH'ITEHEAD'S ESSENCE of uSTAR I) } P ILS,•after every other means had failed. pihe FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the in those complaints where necessary) is in thd —4 °St aelive, penetrating, and elledual remedy in the tef,erally curing the severest SP AI N S and BRUISES, in L '• , s than half the time usually taken by Opotieldoc. Argue -I:'cie, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used rnediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning ick. t a W iIITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE is equally efß, cibus for all ill-conditioned Sores,. Sore legs, Scorbutic brruptions, blotches, Pimßles, Ringworms, Shingles, flt e i 4 kings Out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore . tv ltdiarned Eyes, Sore Heads and Scorbutic Humours ot eptY description: r ePayeil only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, Ail 1 ..5. Greek street, Soho, London. /The Essence and s ' at 2S. 9d.each ; the Cerate a t is. !id. and '2S. 7, 1 by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom'. IQhn stou, The geninserte u ne has n-it. a Witch Ink Stamp, with WIC name d o I \- I\ -- EiV PUBLICATIONS. A NEW ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This Day was published, , A Second Edition, in ISino. price Is. 6d. bound in red, ,e4,...UY'S ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR, II adapted throughout to the use of Schools and private Teachers By JOSEPH GU, Jun. In this Work practice is in every,step blended.with theory; and the principles of Grammar are unfolded in a way that even the most popular Treatises make nu pretensions to, and both Rules, Examples, and Exercises, whatever is need ful for the grananatical, studies of Yanth, are comprised in tb:s volume.. _ Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row, and C. Lav, Ave Maria-lane. GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. This Day was publi,lied, A New Edition, considerably enairged and improved, illus trated with Upwards of Sixty beautiful Eng.aviugs, epre sentiug the Dreises, Customs, and Habitations of all Nations, with numerous Map=, &c. price Fourteen Shil-; lints, hound. GEOGRAPHY on a POPULAR. PLAN, for thf• Use of Schools and Young Persons, contr:;iiing all ti interesting- and arousing features of • Geographical -Know ledge, and calculated to convey instructiiin oy means of the striking and pleasing •associations produced by the peculiar Manners, Customs, and Characteristics of all nations and countries. By the Rev. .T. GOLDSMITH. Instead of dry Details relative to Objects not adapted to the Taste and Curiosity of Youth, this wort: is solely occnpied with such Anecdotes of People and Countries, as are calcu lated to rivet attention, and mainSain that fascinating charae- - ter for which the Scienee of Geography has higher claims than aay other branch of Knowledge, • The Cohtents of this Volume are consequently more interesting than are, perhaps, those of any other Work of equal size in the English Lan guage; and the effect on the-mind: of young •per3oni4 ren dered complete by the numerous Plates which illustrate every part. Suitrined is the only treatise exis&ing ou' ate subject of Constructing Maps; a practice thus rendered familiar, 'end by means of whch the mechanical part -of Geography may Le taught in a fourth part of tie usual thile Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster.,row ; and to be had of all Booksellers; With a large Allowance to. Schools. Of whom may be had, by the same .I.atbor, Ap Easy Grammar of Geogr,,liihy, with Questions, being an Tritroduction and a Companion to the above, and univer sally aelinoWledged to be the best. and most practical WorV of this kind extant! Illustrated with Maps, tkc.'lkc. price 2s. 6d. bound it THE ARITHMETIC OF REAL LIFE. 1. The Tablts of Weights and Measures, corrected through , • ottf,•ntidudapted to Modern .usage.' • 2, Obiotete and useless-Rules expatiged, and a much larger portion applied to Stocks, Estate,, Annuities, Discounts, Reversions Tontines,-13anking, Insurances, Brokerage, Chances, EXchanges, &c. &c. 'as practised by the Brokers and Commercial Companies of the City of London. B. More Examples un4er each Rule than' are to be found in any other Work. 4. Logarit,hms applied to Calculations of Annuities, Com pound Interest, &e. • • This Day was published,. . The Fourth Edition, revised and improved, .priee 3S. 6d. • bound, with the full Allowance to Schools, ASYSTEM of PRACTICAL AID~TIII YETI C, applicable to the present State of Trade : and Money Transaction, illustrated by numerous Examples under e:tch Rule, chiefly adapted to the Use of Schools. by the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. &c. . . This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaiot that ever) Youth on his leaving School and entering into the Counting House has more to unlearn than he has learntre lative to theactual calculations of busines. Every Rule, and every Example, is drawn from real practice is the variiius branches of Trade, and the useless and obsolete Roles, which have hitherto disfigured our Books of Aritinneric, have given place in the present system, to the usages of real Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orne, and IIrown; Pa ternoster-row ; Wilson, York; Mozeley, Gains'anroug - lt ; and all other Booksellers. A. 130, a Key ,to the above, containing all the Answers and most of the Solutions ; worked at length fdr the reference of Masters, price 2s. 6d. And a System of Practical, Book-Keeping, for Schools, by W. Morrison, of Glasgow; price.7s. 6d. NTEINTON's. DENTIFRICE is by fax, the most pleasant of any Powder recommended for Cleansing and Beautifying the TEETH . ; it will be found to answer every end that a Tooth Powder can be reasonably expette.l to do, while it cleanses the Mouth of all impure and foe: particles, it Whitens the Teeth, Heals the Guinsi - and helps to Sweeten the Breath. Nothing is so great a drawback to Beauty as bad Teeth, nothing more otkusive than foetid 13reat1i ; Newton'S Tooth. Powder, ,ein the first Application, , improves the former, and removes the latter, while by its antieuttescent anti balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and removes all excres cences. Prepared by B. H. Newton, and sold-by his Agents, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Footway,' St. Paul's Church.yArd, nearly opposite the North Gate; in Boxes 2s'. gd. each. TO THE PROPRIEI ORS OF TEIE AMERICAN sowTHING SYRUP. Gentlemen, HA - VING experienced, both in myself, Family, and Friends, the ‘vonctertul elket . ut .the American Soothing Syrup, 1 take ,the liberty of sending you a few cases.— The Child of Mr% Kimpst6, No, 18, Carlisle-street, Soho, was dreadfully afflided with Convulsions with the Teeth shooting in the Gums ; the lafant had five Fits in one day, expeding every moment to be its last, whets Mrs. K. rubbed the Child's Gums, it immediately got better. - Mrs. Dubach. No. iS, Newcastle-street, Berhual-green, had ;443 bad. a Nipple, that she was obliged to shun the Child ; by only rubbing her Breast a few times was quite well. . . . Mrs. Shutz, No. 4r, Vine.street, Westrninste . ', had a very bid Nipple for five.moutils ; was healed in three days by using the Syrup. Mrs. B. Westimnster Arms, Tothill-street, Westminster, had a cankered Mouth ; it was so bad, that for one'fortn+glLt• she could not take any nourishment but with a tea-spoon; ui less than a week her Mouth was healed. As for myself, T must say, if ever there was a' Medicine sent front Heaven; it is the American Soothing Syrup; I had a drea'llul Mouth ; It was so bad tnat I could not speak for some time; it was all in blisters, when I was recomoended to try the Syrup. 1 s , 2ot,tor a bottle, and before it was all used my mouth was quite well. I am, Gentlemen, You r's res pea fu I I y, A. BARTL Err. No. '67, High•stre'et, Bloomsbury, May To be had pf the Proprietors, fohnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman.street, Oxford-street ; and, by their ap. pointment, holding, 42, Cornhill ; Shaw and Edwards, .St. Paul's Church-yard ; Barclay, o. 95, Fleet-market; New. berry, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Dame-street, Dublin ; Butler, No. 4, Chleapside ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard, and by all the principal' Medicine Venders - in Town and Country, at zs. 9d. a bottle. Caution.—Be sure to ask-tOr ohnson and Williams's Ame rican Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurious scils. NEW PUBLICATIONS. EARSLEY'S TAX TABLES 'will be piib lished to-mor row, coniiirising the New and Additional ASSESSED TAXES; - Watch and Ward; Embezzlements by AttornieA, Bankers,and Brokers ; Hawkers; Country Tokent; Unlawful Oaths, &e. No. 46, Fleet-street, London. Just published, ON the INTERCOURSE between the SOUL and the BODY. Translated from the Original Latin of the Hon. EMANI.TtL SWZDENBOP.O. With a Preface, addressed to the Universities of Great Bri tain, by the. late Rev. THOS. HARTLEY, Rector of Win wick, :Northamptonshire. ls. 6d. A few Copies are e`.:-,;.:.ntly printed in Bvo. 2s. ed. Sold by .E, and H. Ilocif.:00, • Cross-street, 1 ia3on-gar den, and- M. Sibly, 33, Gosuiell-street, where the other Theological Works of this 'enlightened Author trey be ob tained. BISHOPS• W44I3URTON AND Tbis Day Wal , pabb shscl, 1. THE WORKS of WILLIAM WARBUR - 'TON, D. D. Ltird Bishop a Gloucester ; containing the Ditine Legation of Moses---the AlE:tnee. between Church and State---a Dis•cov.rst on the Attempt of the ;pt Ju lian to rebuild the Temple of Jerusaleni—the‘Doctriut of Grace---Sermons--and Controversial Tracts. . - • which is preli.%ed, A Discourse, by wayof general Preface; containing some Account of his Life, Writings, and Character. ijy BISHOP A new Edition, handsomely, ,printed, in twelve volumes, Bvo. with a Portrait of Bishop Warburton. Price, in boards, CI: 64. 2. The ALLIA.NCE, between CHURCH and STATE ; or 'the Necesity and Equity of an Established Reliiion, and a I'est Law demonstrated. In three BoOks, 9i o. 'Abe 4th Edi tion, corrected and enlarged, price los. (id. in boards. 3. Th.- WORKS of RICHARD • HURD, D. D. Lord Bi shop of Worcester : now first collected. Willi a Nareative, of the principal Occurrences in the Author's Life, written by himself. Handsomely printed in eight 'Volumes sro. with a Portrait of his Lordsliip: Price 31. 12s. in hoards. • 4. - CORRISPONDFNCI4:: between .BISHOPS WARBUft TON add fiCit.D, entitled, " Letters front a late eminent Ppzlate to one of his Friends ' " left fur publication by Bishop Hard, with directions that the prolits arising from the sale should be applied to the benefit of the Worcester Infirmary. Second Edition,, in one large \ l / 4 1unie 40. with two Portraits, price 12s. in 'beards. Printed for T. Cad".ll and W. DavieS, .Strand. FRom THE LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. ;18 Afigust 18, 1812. Copy of a Letter from the night Hon. Lord Keith, K. B. Admiral of- the WA, &e. to John Wilson Crukc.r, Esq. dated un board his Majesty's ship Josef, off I:Mla:it, the 15th inst.ott. Stn.--L—The Goldfinch has this' Moment joincd me from 13asque‘lioadS with a d4atch.wheh it Home . Pophana delivered to Captain Wallet at St. Ander°, op the 9th instant. . _ J lose 'no time in transmitting . a copy thereof, and congratulate their Luniship.i upon the highiy saticAatetory intelligence that it contains. It is gratifying to observe, . that the operations of the squadron upon the north coast of Spain have been serviceable to the army; and that the arrangements made by Sir Home for seconding his Lordship's further intentions appear to be judicious. _ _ I have, &c KEIII-I, Admiral. Venerable, Harbour of Santander, I.llgatA id, 1 519.. I have the honour to enclose, for y,o - ur Lord ship's information, a copy of a letter wttich I have just received from Sir Howard Douglas. I feel a great degree of satisfaction that the Earl of Wellington should have so handsomely marked his approbation, of the services of the squadron which your Lordshkip has placed under 'my-orders,- and. 1 ant not..a littlehappy at hav ing anticipated the wishes of his :Lordship. HOME POPHAM. Admiral Lord Keith, K. B. &c. &c. &c. Medina, del Car;ipo;Stulday 1!2 The army is advanciu4.; head-quarters at Cuel lar. The enemy still retiring; having abandoned Valladolid irith 4000 sick - and wounded, .and stores, ammunition, &c. We are now a. p. n: of the Allied army. I had an opportunity, in a long conference with Lord Wellington, of giving a detailed account of your operations ; r..qd am ha!ppy , tO inform you, that his Lordship satisfied of the use they have been of to his movements. An intercepted letter from Caffarelli proves; this, by.stating,' in answer to an order he, had rcceivM tapin Mar mont, that aßritish artnament being on the.enat, he could not detach a single man ;- indeed some troops which he had already sent, were recalled on the appearance of our squadron. • HOWARD DOUGLAS, TT hite,i4ll, Ame, - . 18, 1812 Ills Royal Highness the Prince Reent has been pleated, the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, - to grant the d 47- nity of h -Marquis. of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, unto the Right Honourable/11.0mi- Earl ff ton, Knight of the Most Honourable Military Oider of the Bath, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Marquis• Wellington, of Welling ton, in the county of Somerset. War-Qffice, dug. 7, 1812. MEmottaNnult.-- , Tti consideration of the King's German Legion haVing so frequently distingnislicd themselves against the enemy, and particularly upon the occasion of the recent victory 'ohtained nea- Salamanca, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent is pleased, - in the name - and on the behalf of his Majesty, to command, that the officers who are now serv i'ng with temporary rank in the several regithents of that corps, shall have permanent rank in the British army from the,date of their respective commissions. War-Office, Aug. 18, 1812. 41st Regiment of Foot, Major William Evans to be Lieut. Colonel, without purchase. Captain Robert Cotton St. John Lord Clinton, from► the Gpth Foot, to be Major, vice Evans. • . • •BREVET. . I'o be Lientenants - -Colonelsitythe Array.-•--MajorJutins Hart:', man, of German Artillery.. Major lliChard Archdalepof 90th Foot. Major Frederick Newmau,ityf 11th root; malot • David Williamson, of 4th robt ; Major Thomas!, Datmer, of 2.3r1 F00t.,; Major William Leigh Clo Wes, of 13 Dragonns ;. Major John Piper, of 4th Foot; Major Colin. Campbell, of ISt Foot; Major Thomas Lloyd, of 94th Foot; l'vrajor ec= hard Gremwell, of 45th Foot; rot. George SCoVeli, of h 57th Foot ; Major Willirv,Gonim of 90 Foot. To be Majors in the Army.`- 7 baytain Thomas Evans, of Foct; Captain Robert Lawson, of Royal Artillery; Cartaln Frederick Sympher; of Gentian Artillery ; Captain Char le Tryon, .of 88th Foot ; Captain William BereSfOrd, cf 31st Foot.; Captain Alexander Rouverea, of Sicilian Resinicut ; Captain Joseph Hawtayue, of the :13c1 Foot; Captain John ( ' Crowder, of 7th Foot; Captain Richard Bishop, of. sth, Captain Lawrence ArnOtt, of 56th Foot. pt. . Commission in the Dersetsbire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, John Leir Wall; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clar:cott,-resiguel'. CommisSions signed by the ; , ord Lieutenant' of the - Cou;:ty Of Lilcoln. • - Royal North Lincoln Militia.—'rtiornas Leech Lenora way, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. ThomaS Shepherd, Geri. • be ditto.. William Henry Green, Gent. to be-Ensi;n. , Royal South Lincoln 1\11110.1. 7 :-John Thomas Davies, Gent. . to. be Lieutenant.• Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ' . of - .Norfolk. • Ist, or WeStern Regiment.—Ensigns Cook Flower, Thomas . Cooper Coils, and Joseph Deighton—to be Lieutenant.. William Henry Harper, Gent: tulle - Ensign. '2d, or Eastern Regiment.—.Feu Armet, Gent.- to be Ensign, rice Guest, resigned. BANKRUPTCY ,ENLARGE,D. Jacob Chatterton, Eccles, Lancashire, flonr-merc:raut. BANKRUPTCY SUPERK:DED Bunion Barnes; Lea-Bridge, oal-merchant. BANKRUPT'S. . . William Brown, Sackville-street, Neer:dilly, lacerrian, to s'lr render, August e. 2 2. 29, and September '9, at twelve, at Guild hall ; London. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, and Lake, Bury-street, St. James. 'Milian). Moron, Port mouth, linen-draper, August 29., .and Septembcr 5 and 29, at ten, at Guildhati, London. Att'er !ivy, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, • Simon JacobS, of Manchester, jeweller, SepterAer 7 and 11,. at eleven, and 29, at two, at the Spread Eagle, Manchester. Attornies ' Mr. Basueit, Manchester, or Mr. Huxley, Tern- , pie, London. James Hanop, now or late of Silkstoae, Yorkshire, NyvA: , Merchant, September 2, at four, and :3 and 29, at elevto, at the King's Head Inn, Barnsley, Yorkshire. Attoruics, Mr. Thomas B:trtlekt, BartholOinewLelose, London, or Mr'. Mence, Barnsley. William Lamb, :Nilrichester, grocer, September 4,4, and 20, at eleven, at the Dog . Tat ern, Deanszate, Manchester: Attornies, Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London, or Mr. Georie Smith, Manchester. Francis Daniel, late of Saint Martin, Worcester, baker, Sep ' teniber 17, 18, acid 9.9, at eleven the Rein Dee,rimi, Worcester.. Attorney, Mr. Geog;e. F.d:nunds, Line:J.l;4 Inn, London, or Mr. Thomas Hooper, Woro.s.ter. Jonn Hillier, Bristol, tailori.Augost .90, and September 8 rind .V.R, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attar. • nieS, Messrs. Vizard and Hutchinson, Lincoin's-fnii, Lon , dim, or Mr. D. Bayntm, Bristol. DiVII3r.NDS—At. GuiLiban. Oct. 10. G. Hitchcock, EzillrFtairs, Cluistchuich, beat-builder a: eleven. ' Oct. 10. 'E. Egerton, Daval's-lane, Holloway; Turlier-roer- clmnt, ht•elf...ren. • Nov. 5. F. A. VaaUFcis, Fenchurch-bniiiiinz:;.,:nerchartt, at 10. Sept. 15. H. fester and W.l3:3harpiDerkiii.alt-strstetilvart.- _ llot:semen, at ten. _ Sept. 8. J. Nifch, Castle-street, City-road, and Lloyd's Coffee . honsc,..insurance-broker, at twelve. -- Selq. S.". J. Streight, Richmond, •surgeon, at eleven. • Sept. It.). T. Rea and - J. Rea, juo; Minories, g.un-makers,, et eleven. St?t. 8. J. Koxby, Westoe, Janen, Durham, ship-owner, at eleven, at Mrs. Atkinson's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Sept. 13. T. Dell, late of Macclesfield, Silk-Inanufe;tura; :at eleven, at the Macclesfield Arms, M.icelesfield. Sept. 14. E. Gll‘..hrist and J. Barry, Liverpooly merchants, it one, at tire Globe Tavern, Liverpool. • Sept. lq. W. Harper, Manchester, cotton-mannfactuturer, at two, the Dog Tavern, - Manchester. Sept. 12. J. Clifford, Fulneck, Yorlishire, and J. .laelfson, Vu'ren-stree, Cheapside. London, Merchants, at eleven, a: the tVliite-Horse Inn, Leeds. . . . Sept. 17. J. H. Smith, Bristol, linen-clraper, at one, at 1.!,e Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Sept. 12. J. Cole, Norwich, silk-mercer,- at four, at the 13-aai pant Horse Inn, St. Stephen's, NorVeich. - • Sept. 9.. Plymouth, builder, at twelvt, at the , . . nier64.l Inn, Plyaloth. Sept. 11.'J. Garnett and C. r. Speyer, tinciderfielfi, '%0r1;.- , shire, inerehan , s, at eleven, at the. au, Hudd,;.i'ie.l:l. Sept. II .J. 13artlett,piehester, calrinet , inaker, at eky,en, at . .. . . . the Golden Fleece Inn, Chictrester. ~ . .. Sept. 8. M. Gibiion, lake of tieulc , ,a.l..t!s, YorkMlire,stanem4.:on. at eleven, tit the Dog and Dtiel:'f Arn,Kinlstna-upon-II all. Sept. R. G. Bodle, Alfristou, Sussex, grocer; at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes, Sussex. • • Oct. 12. J. Symes, late of Neath, Glamorgar:„ victualler, at the Ram Inu, 61o:wester. • Sept. 11. L. Stately, Halifax, merchant, at eleven, at the White Swan, Halifax. Sept. 9. T. Page, Newhaven, Sussex, grocer, at eleven; at the. Star IRn, Lewes, Sussex. CERTIFICATES.--SEPT. 6. E. Thomas, Denmark-court, Golden-lane, printer. J. Grow, jun. Cambridge-Mace; Cambridge-hmth, paper- , hary4er. _ _ J. lioLion, Old City Charnhers, merchant. .T. Johnson, Manchester, merchant. ' G. lone, Crange-road, Bermondsey, drysalter. E. i'ow'dl, 8ri,4,1, sibiersinith. ;3 .Jw:kson• and J. Jackson, Keatsley, Lancashire):-paper= C. Cole, Klddorminster, cabinet-ma'ker. VARTNERIiN IFS DISSOLVED. \V. L. Davies, Southartpto-place, New Road, ,and tell, -Wardrobe-place, Doctor's Commons, clerical arid n.edical ;Igentl. • W. Fisbar, J. ,Manton; J. Wilford, and W. Scott, Binning- . , . , . hath, factors. .T. Iliennan and..T. Godlee, to xeq, coal-merchant. J. Watson, G: Haigh, and B. Pearson, I:Wit:field. YorA•hize, N.Nl?..Toannas an H. Pecicover, Bristol, porter-dellcri. B. Blynes and J. Brown, Left-bridge, coal-merchants. J. Plait and A. Kave, BOlton-le-M;ois, o:mem Thomas, and B. Thomas, Lower Illaudlin-line, Bri3toi, tvlers. V.Nowinan, T. H. Hunt, and J. Dyon, London, inerchants COAL MARKE Ships at l`plarx:ct. ;Ships fiSt Newt:agtle . . 21 Sunderland . . . . ,1 Price. 445. 6,1. to 555. .91. 475. Od. to PRICE OF STOC Bank Stock, 2154 220 Nary S per Cent. soi S? 9Ci Irish 5 per Cent. 88 4 4 puy Cent. 75 per Cent. Red. 58 574 58 .1 per Cent. Cons. 57Wat Bank L. Ann. 15 7-16 910 India Stock, KS YESTERDAY. ' India Bur4l, ft. Ws. dis. Exclieq. Bills, aid. per day, 3. 49. dis. Ditto, 3ld. peiday, 39. 55. 45. • Ij , • Ownium, 43t ai pr. Imperial Atm. 5 1-15th Cons. for 25th inst. 61 .57i 58 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morr.wg, 15 nainutti after 12. I Evening, 40 z.irartes after N. :T,. AvotlsT 17. su - 1(1.