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i~~~;1. !~ NUMBIL'''63OS.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE'. ' THIS PRESENT EVENING, November' 23, 1412, Their Majesties Servants will perform the Co y of THE''CONFEDERACY. .Gripe, Mr. KNIGHT ; Money-trap, AIt.DOWTON; :crass, Mr. DE CAMP„. {Being his first appearance in that Character) ; r. • Dick, Mr. PALMER ; k,larissa, Mrs. DAVISON (late Miss DUNCAN) ; Araminta, Miss BOYCE ; Corinna, Mrs. EDWIN; Flippanta, Mrs—ORGER; Mrs. Amlet, Mrs. SPARKS. - • To which wilt be added the Farce of RAISING THE WIND. Didtner, Mr. Wit.F,NCH ; Plainway, Mr. PENLEY ; Fainwould,..Mr. FISHER; • Sam, Mr. UNIGHT ' • Peggy, Mrs. OIiGER; Miss Laurelia Durable, Mrs. SPARKS.. The Doors to, be opened at half past Five o'Clocli, to be gin at half past Six.' Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Fit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 2 5.--LowcrGallery ,cis.; Second Price, IS.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second'Price, 6d. Boxes and Piaces to be taken' of' Me. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the Office in Little Russ ell-street, from Ten till , -"Air, and from Tcn in the Erenin , until the Doors are. closed. principal ' : Box ' ntrances ' are in B;ydges-street, with an auxiliary dour idßuSsel-street; the Pit Entrances are in' Plissell-street,.and Woburn-street; the Lower Gallery En trances are in Russell -street and Woburn-street; the Upper Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-Street only. Carriages to the, Boxes, to set down and take up from Great RUSsei-street, Ctivent-Gurdea, and draw off towards the Strand. , • • To the Pit, to set down front Great Russell 7 .street, and draw oir down Little Russell-street an 44 Drury-lane. Sta ge manager, Mr. RAYAIOND.--.No Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina. The Public are lespectfully.infOrmed, that Miss Smith is ef , aginl, and that her first,appearance will he a.nuounced in Few days. .To-morrow, All in the Wrong; _with Hit or Miss ! All Persons having made good their Title 0f`.1 , :,:e sion, three days at least, ,previn•Js - t4 the exercise cf such Right, will be refinired to sign zittliNzimes at the Door, in a Book which will be kept ready :or that purpose, and 'will riot be admitted Without, such signature. The right hand door, leading from the hall in Brydges*- Street, will he opened for Free A dmissions to the Boxes, and confined to them-only. Frcc Admissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their respective Doors in. Wohnrn-street only. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1.10 -MORROW EAT:NINO,: Nov. 24, 1812, will be performed the Tragedy of . • • . . ALEXANDER THE GREAT. 'Alexauder, Mr. BETTY ; • • . • C.:l)lms, Mr. EGERTO7. , :; . . CaStander, - Mr;BARRYMORE ; . , - Lysimaelna, Mr. ABBOTT, - . Hopi,:,tion; Mr. HAMEaTON ; • . . ' Polyperehon, Mr. CRESWELL ; Thessalus, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Perdieeas,- Mr. CLAREMONT ; • Erunenes, Mr. KING; Aristauder, Mr. 3EFFERIES ; . . Slave,: Mr. NORRIS ; • . • Sy::igambis, Miss LOGAN • Statira, Mr 3. H. JOHNSTON ; Roxana, Mis..POWELL ; , Parisatis, Miss'COOKE. , ' • . . In Act 11. The Grand Triumphal - Entry of Alexander into • Babylon, with the Full Chorus " See the Conquering Wro comes." After which will be performed (fourth time) a New Farce - , (with Songs), called LOVE, LAM, AND PHYSIC. The Overture, &c, composed by Mr. M. P. King. The Principal Characters by Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. MATHEWS; Mr. LISTON, Mr. BROADHURST, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLADE% Mrs. GIBBS, Miss E. BOLTON. Places for the Boxes to be Wien, of Mr. Brandon, at the Nvw Box-Office, Hart-street. • The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at half-past Six. Boxes 7s. Second Price as. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Lower . Gallery 2s. Second Pricals.—Upper Gallery Is. 'Se cond Price 6d. . • The New Farce, called Love, Law, and Physic, on its , second representation, was received y the audience with peals of laughter and applause, and will be repeated every _Evening till further On Wednesday, 6th time, Shakespeare's Play of. The Tem pest ; or,. The Enchanted Island. - - On Tliursd4 will be reviVed Thomson's Tragedy of Tan 4red and Sigismunda. On :Friday, The of the Manor..---On .Saturday_ the Tragedy' of Alexml'iler the Gre;,t. *.„', The Public are" respectfully informed, that a New Grand Historical Play (in .three acts) interspersed with Music, has been Icing prep:trution, and will speedily be produced, called The Renegade. THE _CREDITOR& of GEORGE 'THOM SON, Duke=street, Westminster, a ':-:,.nkrn7 , may 'rer - eire - their final Dividend andci his CJiinnission, by apply any Thursday between- the Hw.l'S of Ten ,and Two o'clock, at th Oilice of Messrs. Devon and Tooke, No. Holborn-court; Gray7s:lnn. LARGE ADVOW SON , WA W CKS I: IRE . SOON WILL 33E SOLD BY AUCTION, In London, (unless previously disposed of by Prieztte Contract), raIHL ADVOWSON vof SOLI HULL, .nearly midway betWeenliirmingham and Warwick •, consisting of an excellent Parsonage House, and 'about Eighty-eight Acips of Rich Glebe Land, and the TITHES belonging to the Rect,n - y of the Parish; which contains upwards of Eleven Thousand Acres, together of the estimated yearly value of between Two and Three Thousand Pounds; the, present In -cumbent aged ab6ut 56 years. . • • Printed Particulars may, soon be bad, at the Auction Mart.; of Thomas Ryder, F.N. Lincoln's-inn; of Messrs. Richard son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's Inn .Fields ; of Joseph Hard ing, Esq. Solihull ; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on Avon; and of Messrs. Webb; Webb, and Attwood, Salis bury, who will treat bl private contract. • TN consequence of the superiority of SALMON, ODY, and CO.'s PATENT SELF - ADJUSTING TRUSSES, the Patentees have been honoured with the fol low lug. appointments : his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock Yards, the-Board of Ordnance; the Hon. East India Company, &c... and continue to recommend them - to the Public'on such liberal terms, which have never before been offered, ,that. the fall cost-shalllm returned to all pur chasers, if not approved, after any trial, wear, or damage. NM. Personsresidiu in the Country, sending the Circum ference of thcrßotly, ii inches, just above the hips ? may de- Tend upon 'lcing accurately- fitted.'' . 7 I‘l 4 -INUF2:.cTORY, 29'2, STRAND.. I?' ^ , z Y - wa r ikr t,, f41 *;'*3 44 1,4 EXPEDITION TO WAI.CI4I?..REN IN Tilt YEAR, 1569. COminissary in c'hief's ffice, great George-street, Westminster,N&v. cta, 1812. • OTICE is hereby given tp the Staff Rem ', mental Officers, Navaland Marine Brigade, emplo:;ed• upon the EApedition to the Scheidt, in the year lBi9, w4o,rer, ceivrd issues of Bat and Forage Money from Co7.miii:sary General, Robinson, under the warrants of the Commander of the Forces, may, on application at this Office,Jecei s ve a Re payment of the Stoppage, which was deducted on account of the PrOperty Duty upon their respective Allowances, pro ducing the proper proofs to suhsta , iti:tte their Claims. . MOND:iy, NOVEABER 23, 1812. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Tuesday, 27th October, 1812. I , BOUT Seven o'Clock on the Evenin ,, •of Monday, the 26th instant, the LEFAS was robbed of the Bags of Letters for London, , described at Foot, between Kettering ;,and Ferrers, and,wilhin three Miles of Higharn Ferrers, by forcing the Lock of the Mail Box. The Bags stolen are, — Halifax of the 25th NJttiughant 2d1,11. Bradford.... ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto Leeds ditto O..khmin 'Wakefield .. ditto -.luddersfield ditto Kettering .... Barnsley.... ditto Thrupstoo... Sheffield.. ... ditto ;'' 7 to ditto ditto . Rotherham.. ditto Chesterfield.:ditto Mansfield... ditto • Whoever shall apprehend the Person or Perros who com mitted the said P-)l)berv, will be entitled to a Reward of TWO liiiNDRED POUNDS, one roiety•to be paid :)n`ConnliitMent :or rPrW, and the hioiety on Convictitm. If an Accomplice in the Rob bery will .surrender himself and make Discovery ; whereby one or more of the peisois concerned therein shall be appre hended and brought to such Discoverer will be en titled to • the said Reward,' ;And be admitted an Evidence s for the Crown. By Cnmand of the Postinaster-General, F. FREELING, Sec. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price One Pound Four shillings in . A hoards, • j'HE HISTORY of , from its In vasion und'er Henry 11. to its Lesion with Great Britain. , , By FRANCIS PLO LADEN, Esq. • Sold by T. Egerton, Whitehall; Longman, Hurst,• Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paterntester-row ; and Booker, Nev. - Bond itreet, London : and by ClLizies Archer, Dame-street, and H. Fitzpatrick, Capel,street, Dublin. • - • This Day was published, price Ten Shillings and Sixpence in boards, rpHE SECOND VOLUME of THE PULPIT ; 1 or, a Biographical and Literal:) , Account of"entinerit ,popplar Preachers, interspersed \villa occasional Clerical Criticism. - • • By ONESIMUS. *** This Volume comprises Criticisms upon the pulpit talents of Thirty-six living Preachers ; and a copious Ap pendix ; in which will be found, amongst several interesting Artic:es, a detailed and clerical Account of the late Rey. Thomas Spencer. London : Vrinted for C. Whittingham ; and sold by J. Carr, No. 56, d'aternoster-row. NEW WORKS, 1 3 rinti!d for • HenryColburn, -Public Library, CoOduit-sirket, Loudon ; attii sold by George Goldie, Edinburgb ; and John Cuinniing, Dublin,,, _ • . • _ __ . '1 ' R.AvELs.in SOUTHERN AritlCA,_during the Years 103, 4;5, and 6. By HEISE,Y t4ICHTENSTEIN, Doctor in Nledieine and Philosophy, Professor of Natural , - .History at the University of Berlin; &e. ' , • Translated from the German - . by ANNE ~I'LLMVTRE, in One handsome Volume; 4to. ainhcllislied with Engravings. from Drawings tiken on the Spot, price !-(3s. in boards, The HISTORY of MYSELF and MY k A R ir,:D, a Novel, .hy Anne, Pliaptre, in Four large Volumes - , 12m0.. price 24. hoards. . . RECUEIL de NOUVELLES, par Madame de . Montolieu, Auteur dc Caroline de Litehlield, 3 vols. 12itio. price 15s. • Preparing for Publication, DICTIONARY,of :A LIVEN G AUTHORS, MALE, and -FEMALE,- of the BRITISH EMPIRE, .the Time and Place of. their Nativity, Residence, and in Life, and the Titles of their Works, chronolo gi <illy, arras; cd. In order to render • tkis Work as perfect as . possible, the Publisher earnestly solicits Authors, Booksellers, and :ecl interested in its accuraev, to favour him with informa,, ,:1-the subjects which it is designed to embrace : and he antiCi; - :ates their -aisistance with. the -greater confidence, as thcy he•seusible that this will be the most effectual me preventing error and misrepresentation. :.numunications (free of postage) are revested to be ad dreSsed, as early as possible, to Mr. Colburn, Public-Library, 50, Condui‘.-Street, liauover-square; London. BEAUTIES of CHRISTIANITY, by - .F. A. de _Chateau , Brizni, Author of Travels' in Greece, Palestine Egypt, &c. Translated &Om the French by Frederic Shoberl, with a Pre face and Notes brthe Rey. Henry Kett, S . vols. 870. CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS, The Cheapest and Best. :MEDICINES for COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTHMAS. • A fresh Proof of their astonhiting Efficacy: • • 11HOMAS EDMUNDS, of Birmingham, de , it/.. dares his - life was preserved to his wife and family . by the sole use . of Chnveles . Cough Drops, one bottle of which, purchased at. Mr. Swiimey's, High-street, Birmingham, re lieVed him front most suffocating Asthmatic Cough, when he - had not any expectation . of living many minutes ; -and that by presevering in taping them, to the'number 9f five bottles, was enabled resume his employment, and is now perfectly restored, 'which•he toruntarily certifies under his hand at Birmingham, the leth of March, 1835. THOMAS EDEMUNDS. Messrs. Sin* and Edwards 6'; St . . Paul's "Church-yard, having puichased,thils Unt) all :11r:Church's medicines, otnic .can.possibly he genuipie but such as have their names graved on the " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. P'aul'a Church-var;t," tit imitation of - Which is felony..- Price only caS. .9d.' and es. 6d. per bottle. Those- who: may object to a liquid medicine, .will find in P.ECrOILAL PILLS, 'a most excellent sub•; , ..:- tute, price.ouly Is. lid.. VICTU4LLING-OFFICE,. _ • Nov. 6, 1812. TVHE CO3IMISStONERSfor VICTUALLING A His MAJESTY'S N..-,IVY do hereby give Notice, 7't.. - rt on Trzrsday, the'24tit Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders io writing, (sealed up), fur such qaaati.fies of good soultd SPAN:SII 1. - t1) WINE, as the respe,"iee .12 - el-chants and Dealer's .thereih snag think pro Fer to offer; to be . subject to a Tarranty of Twelve Months ; to be' delivered, free of Custonis and and Excise Duties, One Half thereof bet2ecen the Ist of January and the 15th April next, and the other nay' between the'l6th April and 30th Jane Allowing, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford,. Po . rtsmouth, 'and Plymouth, and to be paid for by Bills, payable' with Interest, Ninety Days after date. , • _The Conditions of the Contract may be seen. ,at the Soicre tary's Office.. _ _ - . No regard will be had to any ,Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not !,:! delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the'soid Tneselity, the e4th.lnstaid, nor "tniess 'the Person who niahes the Tends'', or SSWIC Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Aorember 13, 1812. r 11HE COMNISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 41- His 31.-LIESTI'S do herely give Notice, Flat On Tuesday, the 24t.iz instant, their Agent at Dover he ready, at the r'idualling Office Et - that plaee, -- to re-' eciye Tenders thritinsr (sealed tip), iind treat for Three Hundred :Thousand 'Gallons , of WEST INDIA lam, to be ddlivered, Duty Free, direct from the Bondtd Warehouses of the Irest India Dock Compa.ny, at the Port. of LOndon, into his arajesty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford, - one Half therOfWithin the space of One Month fron the, date of the, Contrad„apd the other Half in,•One Month afterwards, at Dover; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with_ Interest, Ninety „Days after date. _ . The Conditions ofitke Contraci may be seen by a . 7.ipi'ying to the Agent at Dover. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price skll not be inserted Lie words at length, or th shall not lie dei - ivered to the Board Le/ore On^ a' Cloa. said t,',e 21th instint, nor unless the Perscn ~te Ten:cr, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to aas,ver when called for. OLD MODE OF DRAWING RI:S,TORED NO CLASSES. AVn . ,T(I Contracted with (3 , )verrinacrlt for tilt. present State Lottery, we beg lea.ve, respectfully, to solicit the atiention ut the.Pablie t.) the tuider-mentioned Schetne, and at the same time to state that we haie obtained per Mission uf Government to Draw present -Lotter) in Two Days, by which Means the system ui Cia,ses is abolished, every Tieliet in We. Lottery will be put inio the Wheel, and drawn out indiscriminately, in the same niani.:n - as in the Old Lotteries. . .S4°ilFT and Co. SCHEME. 2 of L 20,000 are .. . ,C 40,000 2 - 20,000 4 ' ' 2 7 00 • B,OOO G 6 2,400 300 " 3,000 200 , 2,000 100 1,000 1,000 1,500 S2O 2,100 40 13,000 Tickets. .4. 130,000 To be Drawn in Two Days, the 14th and 15th January next. TICKETS and SHARES .are sellipg at SWIFT and Co:s ,- Offices, 7 . . No. 11, Poultry, 'l No. 31,' Aldgate High- No. 1-2, Charing Cross, . I street, .. _ Where, in the last Nine Months, the following Capital Prizes - . have been Sold in Shares. . 5,497 No. 995 Besides others of 1 ,0001. 5001. &c. &c. FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION. IIkLLAM'S ANTI- BILIOUS .PILLS . . . . ri l l-HESE Pills are particularly recommended in allßilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or deranged Action of the Stomach, from Colds, whereby . the, Secretion 4 Bile is nbstructed—Sr from Exess in Eating or Drinking, wherein the Bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated to the. Stomach, causing Sickness, Jaundice, Windy Disorders,,lndigestion, &c. • . ; , ' In Habii,ualCnstiveness, a sluggiAl State of the,Bowels, Sick Head Ach, .and also • during Pregnancy, they may be taken . with singular , gotxl effect. . . Price 2s. ;9`d. per box, duty included. ' Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw - and Edwardii Cd, St. PaUl's Church-yard, London. . . - - BUTLER's CEL.EBRATFD VEGETABLE REST.OII.- ATI. V E TooTH. POWDER, . . So justly rec‘ommendzd for WhiteninktheTE ETH, Presery - -ing the G 1 1 MS, and PreV:taingthat dreadful' malady rue Tutrn-ACH E. EAUTY ofCountenanceiand regularity of Feu tuies, arc allowed todistinguisti the iirinal r air ; rant the P roprietor of BU LER's TOOTH - PO WDE RWouid beg leave to - reinMd Ins Country: women 'that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its influence where the teeth are ht. coloured, or show a rotten and unhealthy appearance—r his isihamore inexcusable,.as . the -present - Preparation a Wards the i n fa'll ble means of removing every blemish of the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. • It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperiedion, either in the colour, or the cleCay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the 'Breath sweet and deledable, and making the Gums of_ their proper shape and vermilion hue; and a certain Preventative aghinst the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this kind ever bought for ward to public notice, has met such universal approbation ; and rho- Proprietor has to, boast that it. is in daily use of Royalty. BUTLER'S.AROMATIC PECTORAL - LOZENGE 'tor Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Sore Throats, price is. tad. per Jinx. Sold wholesale and retail, and t Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; Sharp and Belem, Portsmouth;. 'ones., Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Port 'sea ; Hull and 'Winston, Gosport ; Coleman and I acob. Sheerness; Peck, Ross, and Turner, !lull ; Hoxland and ' Cookworthy ; Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Ply mouth ; Knott and, Llovd, and Swinney and Co.. Binning- Edwlrds and Penny, and Lathbury, pool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; 'Trev.`man, Exeter Manderton, Raehurn, Scott, and Baxter, Edin burgh ;• Baxter and-Macdonald, Glasgow; Bulgin and Bally, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Not wich; Swinfen, Leicester; Dun . ) and Sutton, Nottinghain; and retail _by.nnst Country v,114,-..,r5, to Boxes, at as. 95. acrd 6d. each.. • • - [PRICE STXPENCE-ITALPPENTV. ;,*) I f FilON THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov:2l, 1812. CornmissiolYs signed by the Lord Licntenant of the COunty of • Fbutts. • Northliant.: Regiment ofly, Gent. to be Ensign, dated Oct. 24, BIT. Commissions signed by the Ltird Lieutenant of the County Of' • Kent, 7, 1812. Loyal Greenwich • Watr Feticible Volunteers: To he Cz.ip. taini, Lieut. Geo. - S:aney vice Slaney, resigned. ~ L ient: T. Jackson Bell to be ditto, vice East reeigned. To be Lie'utenants, T. Chapman Itaine, Gent. vice Smith, re. sighed. Samuel Slaney,- Gent: vice Petaniail, charles Moore; Gent. vice Slarvq, promoted. Thomas Letton, Gent. vice Bell, promoted. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Soudiatnptod, June 5, I t.,12. • Port.sea Battalion - of Volunteer infuntiy.—To ,be Captain, L'!rtiteftant' Henry Ploughnian.—To he Lieutenants, hn signs .Taines Shier, W. Stroud, and W.' Atficld.—To be Ensigns, W. Skean E • Giles Hood, and Willis Ellis, jun, Gents. Crown-Office, 11701 v. 21, 7 1812. Members returned to servedn the new Parlianient Borou;h 'or Chippeuhatu.—tharles BrOoke, Esq. 'Pile Right ROLL Raert Peel. • - Count` of '.'t'tafford.—The Right Hon. G. L. GOwz..r., commonly called Lord Granville LeveSon Ci,wer. Edward Joon Lit tieton, Esq. Borough oi . .Staffortl.—.-Ralph Benson, Esq.. Thomas Wilson, I:,sq: Vor6lgh of Tamworth.—The Rigfit, Hon. Charh's Vere Fer -1.4X:: Townshend, commonly cail.,l Lord (2..narls Ver, , - Fez - - Tars To'xnsbend. Sir Robert Peel, tir'.. .... -- Bororough of 'Nev.caszi,-_-unzier-Lynie.--Tlie Itig it Hon. G. G. L. i;vwer, commonly called 1, , ..ttl ,:Qwer. Sir Jo'an Ferr ton Boushey. Bart. of 4t ,trwiLk.—D. S. Dugdale, Bart. Sir C. Mor- . . . . daua, 'Bart. . I . Borongh of Warwic:k.—The Right Hop. H. R. Preville, - com monly 411 ed Lord Brooke. 'Charles Mills, Esq. County of Orkuev and Zetland.—R. B. J. tionyinap, Esq. the . younger. • • Connty of Lincoln.—Charles Chaplin, Esq. The 1-lorL C. A. ' - - ' - -• Borongh of Stamford: 7 -111e 11.14, , ht Hon. John Lo‘rd Henniker Baron Hennikc.r. E,val , . Foulkes, Esq. of Granthaal.—W. Eairle Welby, . Es . q . . - " ' • . , . . Boi-ongh of Boston.—The Hon: P. R. D. Burzell. William Alexander AludockY, Esq. Boro , • ! ;:n of Great Grill:;by.—Sir R. Fieron,-Bart. John Peter ' Graat. -Town of Nottingham.---John Smith, Esq. The Right I-Jon. H. As. Parkyns, Baron Ranciiffe of the Kingdom of Ire- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Benjamin late of Scaldend, Thurleigh, Bedfordshire, tailor. BANKRUPTS, John Davis and Thomas Hughes Lloyd, Holt, Wiltshire, and Lotlry, i dan, elpAiiers, to surrender November at tour, i, and ,January 2, at eleven, at the Arms inn, MeP4sitarn, 2.ttornies, Mr. Edward Frowd, Serle-kreet, Lincoln's-inn, London, or Messrs-Gr. ann I)..Moule Aleiksham. Philip Jones, Fisher-street, Ited-Lion-square,..tailor, No veniber 2G, pit twelve, and JanJary 2, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. H. T. Ki»g, Sono-square. Jobn \Villa:u Heuierick, liceenwer 7,8, and Ja nuary 2, at eleveii, at the kiinhe Tavern; Liverpool. ;lA turuies, Messrs. Stiinistreet and , Edan, Leigh-street, Liver -14001, ,Or Mr. ihouiP:s Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, Lond 9 n , . . , . . . . .::rary,Carpenter,. late 9f ,1110-street, 'Wapping, victualler, November 2f, December 5, and January 2, at twelv; , , at "Landon. Attortiq, Mr. Thackray, Webber vow, Blackfriaes-road. • Thomas Knightley, Ckeshutit, Hertfordshire, bricklayer, November 24, Deeeruner 8, and .J..nuary 2,"at twelve, as London. Attorney,•Alr. Iteyoolds, Cheibunt, .1-krtfordshl.re: Joseph ::ntwistle r Manchester„n nufacturei, December 3, 4, and January 2,. at one, at the Mosley Arias Inn, Man chester. Attoraies, Mr. Jeremiah Buckley, Manchester, or MeiF.rs. Milne mei Parry, Temple, London. Thomas Smith -Newman, Friendly-place, Old-street, dealer in lace, November 24, De:eiaber 8, and January 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.' Attorney, Mr. Mowbray, Bank Side, Southwark. `John Wetting, jitn. Shipdham, Norfolk, shopkeeper, Novem ber 30, December 7, and January 2, at four, at the Whits swan, .• St. _Peter ' Mancroft,.' Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holfa, New-Inn, London, or Me,:Srs. Diploid and Dickerstetb, Norwich. William Lambert, -Chepstow, Monmoutfishire,. printer; De cember 7,8, and January -4 2, at eleven, at •the Bell Inn, Chepstow, Attornies, Messrs. Sandys, Horton, and Roarke, 'Crane-court, Fleet-street, London, or Ml. Thomas Bayly; Chepstow. Colliasja Ball, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, cabinet maker, November 24, December 5, and January 2,at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.'Shertild, Great Prea cot,-street, GLindman's-.fields. . . Thomas • Pinkertou, New Broad-steet, London, merchant, November 24, December 5, and January 2, at ten,. at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Healing, Liwrenee lane, theapside. Dickenson, Coventry, siikman, November 27, 23, and January 2, at eleven, at the Craven Arnis Hot,;?1, Co ventry., Attoraies, Messrs. Meyrick -and Broderip, Red- Lion-square, Loinion, or Mr. Wilmot, Coventry. John Mitchinson, Carlisle, merchant, December 3, 4 , and Janudry 2, at-eleven, at-the Green Dragon Inn, Carlisle. Attorines, Mr. Birkett, Bond-court, Walbrook, London, or Mr. Blow, Carlisle. William Powning, Penryn, Cornwall,' merchant, DeCember 15, 16, and January 2, at eLven, at the King's Arms, Peuryn. Attornies, Messrs. Pailpot and Stone, Temple, hnoisin, or Mr. Richards, Penryn. William White, lateuf Moretalihaamstead, Devonshire, yarn manufacturer, November 25, at six, 26, at ten, and Januai y 2, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, Ashburton, Devonshire. Att.rney, Me. Joseph Gfibble, Ashburton, Devonshire. James Crundall, South Lambeth, timber-merchant, Novem-. ber 23, December 1, and January 2, at twelve, at Gnild-, hall, Londae. Attorney, Mr. Hulship, Clement's-Inn. • Joseph Pailkse - Brentford, stage-coach-Master, November 24, = at ten, December 5, at eleven, and January 2, • at twelve, at London.' Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Halm- Moan-street, Piccadilly.' Thbaias Atkinson, Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, brick , layer and plaisterer, November 25, at twelve, December 8, and January 2, at ten, -at Guildhall, London. Attoruty, Mr. Smith, Dorset-street. • ' George Brown, Southampton-views, St. Pancras, builder, November 24, Decembers, and January 2, at ten, at London. Attcrnies, Meseri. Jeauneret and Grieaa, Vine-street,•Piccadilly. Thomas James Chi:finch, High-street, St. Giles's, pawn ' broker, NoVember 23, December s,'and , January 2, at ele ven, at..Guildhall,London. : Attorney, Mr, Bellamy, James street, Ltdelphi. Samuel Bather, Aldborough, Suffolk, builder, December 8,. at six i 9, at eleven, and January 2, at twelve,' at the Crown Woodbridge. Attornies, Mr. John Wood, Wood bridge, or Mr. John lames„Bucklersbury, London. Winipey, Hammersmith, painter and glazier, No vember 23, December 3, and January 2, 'at ten at Guild . hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Watson,. Clifford's-lan, London, and Bedford-row, Walworth. John' Keate, Westminster-bridge-road, carpenter, December . 1,8, _and - January 2, at eleven, a 4 London. Attorney, Mr. Watson, Clifford's-Inn. Joint - Johnson, late. of Fenchurch-street, druggist, but now. of • the East-India Chamubers, Leadentiall-street, unoerxri: • November 24, December 6, and January 2, at ten;- at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Phipps, Aide:sgate street. • Luke Bradley,- Armitage-Fold; Altnondbury, or :hire, , clothier, December 3,9, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, tiud aud January 2, at oloven, at the swan lun, • ..- . • - A — , - "Ala ,•; L. ( 4b 4r74 //0 \\* ~!~