The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-07 00:00:00

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MANY Ladies mut-Gentlemen nmongst the • thousands .who hare. seen this.PICTURE (which is still in EXHIBITION) ' having. ii4reised'a Nish 'tti , tie in tinned when it:sr.q Mr. WESrs _intention of publisliity a IIINT froth if, I am authorized iespkttully to acquaint •Vient and tbe , Public , in ceneral,, that a DRAWINIP is iiqw,; 4niched preparatory to that Object, and placed in the Room 40kith the ORIGI NA L N'flNG,at Wu. 1 4 25, PALL- M ALL, fur their inspection ; where Sub.,criptions are received, and ,printed particulars maybe Int& • ny , Order,. 'CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 125 , • .B. The EXHIBIXION opens ns from : Ten till Five. • FORTY THOUSAND POUNDs.for the PlitlT - PRIZE! ' • , And equal Drawings each lily ! • ~ . , lIE ulinve extelleitt feutures in theSclitit Sc h eme of ibathe preseht LoTTERy - have 'given i a nersal'aispro - T Nit, and cr e at e d n M a l e uopr ecatieqted at this perio,i; 31)1/Uld it et/11'0111.W in the siitrie proportion, Tlrliets norWlie scarce, eon. Anently the Price 1011 be .enhanced. Piyder this im pression, P. RISH, of the old-establishd Offices, ' •. • ' 4, CORN/LILL, and 9, CHARINti-CltoSs, r , ctotinuends an . a r ly perch:lse ;rind iti4; l 6 . iiiently ad viseable ..,. th.ttle ritointend to Adventu re , . to do, it. previous to the rawihg thatilielicing, as 'tlie • Very' First Prize, irrawn Pirq .uriv.mrist . be. mote .t hen 4.40,900 r .ttnit it • may be L. 80,000.! Th; Drawing begins 17th of NEXT 61(*T1-1. .r,7,.§"114a astonishing successi• which' invariably attends ''''' ll. s °dices is so universally linown that it would he int neeestary tti.stace lt,- et , it if the limits ',if au Advertisement would " 8 .4 of it; suffice it to la • be . Sold iu sate lest Lottery Oasttinishr edu : -' . ), . One Prize of 30.000 Pounds, , And 2C other Capitals, and in the last twelve Months, • • _ Two Prizes •of .60,000 - Pounds, . One. of 40,000 Pounds, .. , . ..,„_ , Pour of 30,000' Pounds, . •nalides numerous Prizes of .200001. may be seen by 'the gel Which are to , he had gratis at his Offices, , Cernhill, and, 9, Ch ar i ng -C ross, where Tic:Lets and Shares are now selling. 6' . August 1 8 10 . • *OR SALE . (by Order of the Commissioners of his Majesty's . Customs),, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th Instant, at Two' , o'Cleek in the Afternoon precisely, tet the Commerciallu . , Itn oats, Mincing lane, " • THE: fol),,witlK IZE GOODS (having re"; Lary manned in the Warehouses beyond the time allowed by For EXP ORTATION—Printed Cottons, flue Calicoes, 'Forge Cloth,'&e, For ,Hom CONSUMPTIONCaIico, Muslin,- Linen, . "'DIP. Tortoiseshell, Tea, Coig!e, Sugar, and other Gro rl7o. Eagginir, Hoiery,' .Bout - Legs, Skins, .Ideps,, " 'Voud, Soap, Train Oil, ithiskets, Wine, Needles, and sondry Miler Goods a s men ti one d i n . the'Catalogue. Clear of 111 Duties. ITo be Viewed at the different Warehouses stated in the Ca nlogue, on T hursday the lith, Friday the fttli, Saturday the. Oth, and Tuesday the 13th Instant, during the usual hours of Rosiness. Catalagoes may he had at the King's Warehouse, No. $O, Lower Thames-street. Price One Shilling each. . • . UThis Day silts published, in Rro. price 10s, et.l._l3ear4s, NITARIANISM 'NO PA 13LE VINM- L CATIoN a .Itelaiy theoßer. JAMES YATES'S. i( NDICATION ~ f 1 1 N11 ARIANISM. By RALPH WART/UAW, Atabor of the " Disconr , es on the Socinian tontrorevr,', ,• • Ithi efi'BCcashmed the' " Priittcii for Longman, ifiliat, Eters, PrptF, PO r nrtirtit, rkitinttotter- t uw and A. and .T. M. Otincan, Glasgow. Of whutu way Ise bad, Di/courses on the PrineiNl Points of the Socinian Con , trove:ly, in tiro. the 2d Edition, tor. Boards. ^ T• • This . Day was pithlisheily pi?o ii,. • • • HE EDI NBURG 11...EV1EW,: or GRIT!. ; • , • • '" ° " t entaa.—Distr9sses of the Couritry—Malcolm's 'Xiistory ; St Persia—Gue,the't Lite of 1 - 11mself—.Constitution of Pstlia 11"Hirriiato.'ti*Okf Africa—Tho.Life ufd rim es.the (nit Ntetoulri - Writ a his own Hatid—CAOieri• s itg of 1 I,:tY.nf the. B I,:ittreate-I'lre artmrY 41 ' 1 " , ils Clt3L4l". lie , Pl44lle—Hunt'sr Sto of-Rimi. . • •••• 41410,1t*, for.n.rchibilil Constable awl C ry o. Eoinbut ni gh ! ; until tap s I lu . v,st, (franc, mid 11ri,%%.11, Paturauster-row.. Of'syllum out* he ' • ' ig The EDINBURGH REVIEW from its commencement,- in. i ;; 44/4 1 ,1 " , Vultnues ;'arid an index to . t be first; 2 o 'vuluturs, • tJt......±!±u e. WAR It EN'SI ORIGINAL J A PAN LIQUID; t produces a brilliant Black, esitlar 4 7,d — "'"ragbest JapAu preseiyts . the Leiitlker .suft„ „,tg not"oi;it the lineii;' is fart ,Thtt front- teny unpleksanCtmett, aritl , will'tetain its vit °,t"lll4 an t el.iutdle. ."7,9q76 , wholes*, by . TtoßErrr Nitiet tiiillloll ; ' and refill' by 'CaltlWol, i" hc'aterAire.l ; Thurristm,o Belfast ; I*4. hear Glasgow; Lyun, Inverness ; Corlby, jrl_doni tichester ; ruivol, Lir ;. i!..4etti;' Erin's and Co.; C hester", Chirl;,4.ur 'i • s 1'11)140nd , draster N. ouo, f ht'o4l ) ' rr "s' `"`entry; • orson.„ Stioriehl ; 11 4 , tp, a' Pi ',.Querriseyi, .9,nd.,, y , hi s , Age , As 'every Talvne i•itigchtn, in Stone Pj o ttl es , Is . , •i a. led t I-1 f 'PAtionit Gd. " _ . • v .one av, :;enttitte artless V o , • , 'll/7 „ - aletOcr, r th e .0:6el, and 14, St. MallTheß-fan:,.Stpmficd to • t'' , 'Ra t;tie 'snperior quality' of this IllisdrinielraVin. -- "'sev"" ,, daso liupOstors to veil Spurious CoMpositions 'Uncle! the ;r „. %) , vt ; ~.; . • • , MAT.III/1C1N,T.7 Ve.• I . EOPLE of every t atilt s :µ , t`y,,atiorilOon to tli 'brine of Wedltttit tint, Vib,e - rp , the Coustitution..has "On tainted by disease , or dchilita:ril by , a ceita',r, 11.04; tuuttieted 'at . an rariv-ae, a tviniv s ation of stlthility r dunk 1 .," tittering that state is indisvetisahly rerittisUe to revive , .the • spat-I:sof life, and lu reaniasate Or' , rite!ii • ?For have contributed .:fru essentially to deStroy • happiness thwt thri . se ., ,vhich Atre h ctin seqinehtes • '• it Ilardoof pleasure. It wtis thkstonsideratiott _winch in t C 4, Messrs. CURRIE and Co. SnigeOus of eitiiiie;ieeil t 1 figlprotessiontil attainments, ,M,..:mliers to tl:c I .‘'g e .' of Lonclen and FdiribUrgli,' to prAint , t6 the Nth lie:t it.: tlitutt tof thirty' year* experience• the Cure of Venereal thskpts, a n d Debilities and Dchoiencies , which , , ,_„. prevent or nobitter the matrimonial tact. l Aste 'Vfr, i4riotta gradations, from recent infection to - confirmed 4diva rtheir treatment commatidi very, ',Act' a speed), and ▪ YN a radical Cleve. In dubious oases, their Ion; t Alit'Fit.'llCl:g:irt 4 th,•in a laoloptitude of decisiint Z7Pres the l'ittie t it from iiein,4 inercurialized out of hi; ex- ' Irttnt or having his constitution undermined, am; tht vi., i)rriolclple destroyed br latent, but iti.ndious ot d.itivd tatal coliti,le . me shdlow etroder.•• ita..llll: . Vascularli.elaxition, and Stony' of the 01-; 10 1 : a niottot from •e*cessive -indulgence, insalubrious cli eti 4 , ) 4ary senstmlity, their Fact iee gives net. life and the 'system, ev4ii in cases Which .ire on de. 'Stri c t ores and other deratwenionts •of the Urethra, eeul renl "v",„irl a utild In effectnariatinner. Slight anii re „et ti -1:141 elt ufVeneieal Infection are 3i:red in Ilia short period' Iv ,daY •To it, 5c. ,.. it a ill. he consolat o ry to tal:6t: l , 4 t , Or! may he cured of those Debilititzt which ileteat hu e P,.."°0,"4.,„,',1 sap . the foundation of connubial felicity. 10-streatoti with candour,. delicacy, \and inviolable to Utli•rio and .Co, 111:4 etillitlit ell every ci;iy, at at m h . ;" 44 ''. 1 07, Ilattoti-g , irtitn.;'—i.elterai fetid the Ctmutry, ri ay, 4 minuttly the case, mode of living,enclosing stuthitittauce for Advice and Medicines, *ill Le tr,;:ttecl ith 4lttention(-- Nu. 107, liatton-gardett. WEDNES . DAY; AU. . • , . This Day were published, in I largeVoltinte,lm 20. 9i. lioardt; CIONVERSATIONS on - POLITICAL Eer}- . N 1../ NOMY I in which the Elements of thktt Science tire fa.. miliarly explained: f • • .• By the Author of " Conversations on Chemistry." , . Printed fur Longmin, Hurst, Itces, Orme, and Brown, Paterno.ter-rows and at the British Gallery, 64, New Bond-street: • . . . . . Of wl►um may be had, Conversations on Chemistry; .the 4th Edition, in 2 vuls. ICino. with Plates by Lowry, price 15s. Boards. This Day ;vas. , published, in evo.' price 7s. Boards, A N ACCOUNT of 'TUNIS,. ts-Guremotent, Manners, Custurnsf and Antiquities-; especially-of its Productions, Manufactures, mid Commerce. By THOMAS Printed fin' Loiigtuan, Horst, Rees; Orme,' and , Brown', Patcrtioster-row. • • EXPEIVIION,TO BARIL'jIY. In a few da•j•s r will be published, .pric ss.' Beards ) . viEw of thd •CONDITION of 1111,-the STATF.S of BARBARY; or no -Accnutit of the Climate ) Soil, Produce, Popuhition, -Mattitfituttir'eS, and Naval and Militiry Strength of: Morocco, •Fei; 'Algiers,Tri poli, and Tullis; alo, a description of their mode o f p Car fare : interspersi4 with Aneedutes of their icniaTrottaent of Christian CiiplitTs: by W. Janson, IliosttAt•cd, ; by a new and correct Hydro-Geographical ;Slap, ..tlruwa :by J. J. Assheton. • •.. London : hinted for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. • %VESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. ' ' , . JIL N his Majesty's Navy these .Drops have. f or near 100 years. past maintained theireharaeter'as a spe citiclor the/Scurvy, Gravel, Mainly, Stranguary, NVealettess and Obstructions in thellrinaryvPiissage, and General Debi. lity; hut partietilarlt for their aloiolute and speedy Lure ref the Venereal Disease. WESSEI:s JESUIT—DROPS and SPECIFIC REM EDI'. are the only safe astil.expeditiousemre, and are so innocent in their•nature, as to require little or no fest ralia t.. . . The great object to be attended twis, that Patients and Purchasers should.,be careful in having the true and genuine' Peparation, as the unsafe, unsatictioncd, And • dangerous Counterfeits attempted to he foisted on the Ilithlic,hy-abto... lute falsehoods, are so ilmneroux that the Proprietors request every Purchaser to as!. fur %Vessel's Jesuits Drops, and unless they have the following words on the :tamp, they are cross hapositions,on. the Public " Joseph %Vessels. girl,' tit. Chureb-yard," which -Ii ofajesty's Commissioners bare t.ir dt‘red to be rogr4vcd on brery.stamp. All others are Coon.' terfrits. Merchants, •Captains, and Venders, supplied - en liberal terms. Price Cs. f)d.-,vl Is.—and igs. per bottle. Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Middle-row, Holborn;, and 'Putt, Royal Exchange. From the LON4ON Li .k Z1c1"1'1 4 .:, August 6, :71816. Foreign- Office, dims% d, 16 1(. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has treed pleased, in the noelo and. nn :the hetadf of his Nlejesty,lti appoint the Hun. Joint Meade to he his Mdjesty's s:onsul- General in Spain, in the roam Hnf Sir John ou ter diceasid. r 7 "hitehail, dog% 6, - , His Royal Ilighto th.• P rin c e Regent has been pleaso%ia th e nam e anion tit,• ielittlf,of his',Njajcsty, to coastitr,ti:.and appoi tt Capt;tin t . omas La - vie, knight Connleittider of the Most kinit2itraikill Ali Prder oflthe I}lttl , 2':l%; verlor tlie Nava, AC) lUili at tireenwW,i, itr the room ok:Capt(tittAtitatti:Mares. resigned. llis itoyai glibness has also been pleaso4, in the name and oriAbe hefted( of his Majesty, to en astitutiianittrproint Riellat 4 .Leave, Fia t . to .he _Secretary and Ili..gister La Use C gttnia. sioners ftir thellovernionnt of the Ruyallio;oititl t bels'eat in the t:ocuit Ecorse Aust,,Esq. deceasee, 5,..,„ • ed Regiment of Life Guards, Captshi...,llo94,ed ••.:. ::. ~ • ; War-Offire, ..411 . 4-iist 0' 1 iig . ' -'-' '' • . - 87tIV Foot, • to'beth ptain of ti ''t "Dratocin Gu - Arc i s • yogs ~ front.tho s s roop, vice Leona:•d, who 4th tegintetit of . field, Gent. to ,be C. , roet, ' ii4ki •-, • • • ' • 3(.1 Regiment of De• 1i ,,,,,,N, , 4 Y P tie. Alexander Scott Prooni h!---". ,Corne; Gorge :Amon to be Lieu, t:Cenatit'i by Ore • asei r ',Co'tiolf, praniute& . 19th Pato Light Dragai 0 . 04, , c ornet it,s ; Weill to be Lietl , tenant% . b y•purchil •,. .-.. vice' ,annimiti*, promoted. Alexattder - • Mai l M "k4 9, k l ' e - i;;o1 I vicePsillutll, imr , mute in . th ' ~ A _ net l )y pone lase, p„.. All Light Tit-agoutis. 21st Ditt° ' —"'' ' Arthur A 1 . ( ruin the 713th Foot, to , '6ll ..e minty, be Cortiei , ••,, Ay ptvellate, - vice Wood - , promoted. ggd.4-'Oll.l, - (leinei'arlby, Gettt. to be Corod, by purchase, vi . cc 1 "' grri •aoruotc(l. • n sd r 1 1,• • , - r -- , 4 4 ' . ,!tin , ' '( ' o met "jasper Painier to , 'be I.,ienteuatit,•bi•pnr 4 •' ). ,....t ! 'e, yieo r Lewis, promoted, Surgeon Fletcher Wells ) 'frtnii the half-Pik of the elst rout, to be Surgeon, rice ~ (.4.Steeke, 4ceeMv(L. , r ,, • Ist lieginet'itt of F,74t, Ensign J. Nixon, fram half-pay° th e iXteg4oivut4 ta - hirEttsigni viceNt'kay,•sebri.exchanget..,. Mb Ditto, Lieut. E,dwin Sandys to be Captain °fa Company, ', 11 7 Pitiellare, , vice , Fitzlierold..promotettitt the bYtth• Foot. ")tli.Ditto, John Turner, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, . • ,vice Ricketts, promoted. llth Ditto, Captain Ditticalf ill'Pherson, from the 69th foot, ,• • rtivbe Captain of a 'Company v •vide Itrolgo, who exchanges. 14th Ditto, . Rre vet Lieut.-Colonel Peter Brown. front the ,-: ~t 'Foot ~tii he•Nlajde,teite height ley; who exchanges. •,• 22,1 liitto, 4nsign darnel Telfair to he Lieutenant, witliceat . purchase ' rice.llall, who retires. 231 Ditto, Brevet Lieut.-eolettri ' John Kttghtley, from the .. 14t!.1 Foot, to be M ljur, rice lirown, who ex‘chat, to ' beges. Std D itto,. Sorgcon John Barlow,- ( rant flit. t . i .2,1 I , out ? Snigeone Oce Buchanan, who retires upon the half-pay o.; the 9th Foot, 45th Ditto, Inkitt-ltishert Crawford, from lintf-pay'of the sist Foot, to . bectieutenant, vice Ldatentfls,.who exchanges, re ceiving the difference, 59tt, Ditto; Capt.ilit Joines Cockburn, front the half-pny of the reginteitty to ha :caposiu or a Company, -rice Niaoc.i'i who exclinfi;e:s, receiving the difference:. Henry Baynes Ward,,GtOt. 14; be - Ensign,' key purt:hase, vice Maliepeace; promoted in the beteh Font. sot,' Di tto ,. Liruttnant - Symimrds,- from the 3k-dne . ir l 4 9l ),P.ttliti l / 2 4 n 1 ,,t0 beLieutenant 4 vice Lewis, witorctite4 upon the lia of the 3d Garrison BAIA' on. • Ditto, Lieutenant Kenneth J. Ross,,from half-134Y the s f•tinli Foot, to he Lieutenant s vice White, who ex ' ellittilres„receivinWthe difference. • C2d Ditto, *ut so o T B of hotnas ulitclry, front the half-paythe 9th Vtlut,.to he StirgcOn, vice Maims., appointed to the 3-Ml.'oot. • tfit lt pittO; Captain Bolas Brown, from the I ttit Foot, to •. be ilsptai it ot Coutp ! soy,, 79(1 Ditto, Clieny, Gilt. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Conroy, pr o mpted.- . •• , • • . 73,1 Ditto, Capt ain (3,orge 111,..cdonneR, from. half-pay of the `27th Foot, to he Captain' Of a COntlirtny,' 'vice 'Lynch; %viol exchanges. Lieuteinnit Robert Potgleish, from the hall - pay of the 7 tat Foot, to be Lieutenant, Vice M.Dotiald, Wise exchanges. • 78th Ditto, it..T. Thornton, tient. to be Ensitin, by purchase, ice - Aelooty, appointed' to the :Ist Light Dragoons. • 841 h D;tto, Caio;on W. A. Craig, trona halt-ply of the 44th ' Foot, to be Cefrptain of it Company, vice %Volker, who ex chattgr.s. Dittil, ',l i eutenant 'Edwiril Pratt, from the'96th Foot, to • he Lientertant..viceßyan, wito•exchanges. Assistant-Surgeott Iltiltert Prendergast, M. D. •'- trout the half-pay 'of the - 81st Foot, to. be Assistant,Surgeutt, rice. Cro,s, who exchanges. 96th Ditto, Lieutenant'Riehard Ryan, from the 87th Foot, to hg Lietitentint,,,vice Pratt, who exchanges, it: Ith ttisigu Gabriel Tnostall to he Lieutenant, without littrehase., vice.COVile, - deceased. Robert Maxwell, Gent. to be Ensign; vice Tonstitli. IstiVest inthaltNoteent, I,h:tenant. William Lorimer, frnot hall-pay of the Bth West India Regiment ) to be Lieutenant, vice Fr4t..t.r, VOW exchangis. 44.1 Ditto, Lieutenant A. G. Laing, ftoni the York Light Nl ' 'faittryllituntre.rs, to be Lieutenant . ; vice Fritler, who'eN changes. - 3rl' Ditto, Lienteriant WitMem HUM:bison', froin the' 7111 Nest India lieghtients, to 4 , 1. LieOleuanti : rice Turnbull, who tetires upon the half-pay of tlie 7th ll''st India it.:;i uent.,!f '- - . • - I• ' • Oli.Ditte, EillVaril Williams, Gent.•to be Ensign, byyurchaie • rice tusiiie,' p ronibted in the 96th:FOot.. ' - ' - . • ' 3th Dittq, 'Thomas Henry ; Diryle, Gent. to be .Ensign, by pur chase, ilea C a ld well' iiroriatifed. ^''•-''---'. P . ,` • ' r• , ' RoyalArrivipiCpfitS. 7 —PUncan AiOeleittt r.GITIP.tik iltetSt:tiir:Pl without purchase, title Finlay.Macrite cieceitied. 8ar.mr...... , T0-iist,l3 Intitinant.4oliinets Iti.the. Army, Major Charles Earl of March of the Sid. Foot. Major Patrick Ganiplielt,'OftlY6Royal Artllleig.' 4ll " • ' - ' . ' Sr.kre.—Nlajur Charles Duke, of the ad Garrison Battalion ) to be Deputy. Adjutant-General to the Forces ser v ing in Nuns Scufia {with the,ronk. of LienteilantrColunel. in the Army), rice Pilltington,-who r,igios. Henry . Cuyler, Esq. to , be a Paymaster of a Recruiting' Distriet, rice Tysien. • Ilosrurat. Sr, FY.—StatrAuravou, James Rodgers, from the "half=pary.lo be Surgeon tollieFor4eS;• sire Deakin, whi -..NXChivt.:es, . ~ Yiith! Lighf 'Di tah t ry Vol u n rii4l - 4:-I-Li t; ate !milt tirori(e biisiii C t', - Irrpt4istrt Wevt India Regtment, tube Lieutenant, Mee , Laing, who exchanges. ''' t'ommissions signed by the Lordi Lieutenant: ' IT Wc.tit heat, cviiptiary (;ara.lry,—Captaingerceral Hart P'Zke i f ,tohe NI O'r, rice Woodgate resiiqii; ~ •. T • r . • '. Royal .%n OserMilitia.—Thos. 0..% Alit:nth Gent. to.beSo» cund Liantenant. . . . .... . , BANKIMPTCIF,S ENIARGED. t! 1 . 1 ‘ 11, Y. 2 '.'1.1" 11 d , Gloucestershire trots-owner, front Atign.t to Sept. 39. Williata4firbert the rides, • I.lanidliies, Montgonteryshife,.! 11;:nnel-manufaeturer, from august 3 to Sept. Itioshaw, Oldham, Luneashire t draper, to surrender - August M. 43, at' the Friendship nu, Oldham, and Sept. • 17, at the:White Bear fan, Manchester, :at three. _Attor,! Hies, Mr, Barlow,,Rhottes 1-lous.e, near Oldham, or Messrs. MLitt had Parry', temple. • • Richard Sitifth, Tipton, Statfrordshire, iron 7 rnaster,, August 16, at ffie; 17. anti Sept. 17, at eleven, at the Jerninghatti - Arms Sltifinall. • Attorairs. Mr. H. Smith, bautpu,n, or Messrs. Price anti" Williams, Old-square, Lin . colts ulna. Robert Beckett, nothing, Surrey. grocer, August 10, at one, 17, and Sept. 17, at eleven, -at Onildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsas, Saint Thotuas-st reet, Southwark. John Platt and Joseph 'Woollay, LOirdon, merchants, August 10, at trite, 20, at ten, and Sept, 17, at ou r , at Guildhall.-. Attormeti, Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, and Lake,' Bury stecetiliaillt James's. . . . Timothy Lane , _ North Attdley-street, GrolvenorAttare, bolsterer, August 10, 17, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at Guild-' 4),lturney Mr. Pearse r Saltsbury-square. •• Aldatonctsbtity, Gloueeutershite,`dettier, Aug. 9, 13, and Sept. 17, at one, at.the Bush Tavern, Bristol.r-÷ 'Attornies ' Mr. W. IL •_:ing, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-Street; , or Mr. J. II; Frankis, Smallwitceeti Bristol: . Thomas IVltitelionse, Saint Albans ? Stad'ordshlre-ware dealer, 40, at one,*2o, ten,' alit! • Sept. 17, 'at ont. at Validhall. Attorney, Mr. Downes, Neiv ton, and Saint ilttians.• , , J.ohn t‘",l2tan, Brom )foriNtirc, anufac tuter„ A UK 40, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at c•;nildliall,"'Litndon. 'Attorney, Nit: Hodgson. Buishlerslmry, Lond.im. 'Robert Little a n d Jane lititutalt liktir, Birmingham, '•:tiakt•tt, Augsist 19,'2t;; and Sept. 17, ' at tati,,,tirthe Union Taveru, Birmingham. Attortio,),lcssrs.Ssvaine, Stevens, Ma ples, and Pearse, Frederick's- pla‘e, 01 d J cwt . y, 0; Niessrs'. W4lteit !Amt, StMh ' Philif 0 40;011, Em it onehouat; e toryclaiWt,`An- ISO% tististliejlr. 14'; , t were, ut..tite tqlhefi ' Inu, Plytuoutlt•nor?... Attorney, Mr. Mlikinsun, Middle. Tettote t Or MT. Leach, Plyinutnit-Dock.' Iltotre., and . Munro,. Upper Thames-street ; atC • ratnts, August 17, a t, and Seo.' 17e at ten, .it'Oitird ,htill....lVartriesi,Messrs. Bluud sofd Bawasett, 01.111ethlein. John Walton, Edward Walton, atitl Tito Mat tValtott, Bread . street, , facturs, August 10, io;._,antl Sep,l 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Waltott,'Warulutd-coutt, inotton.Stieet., ' " • • ' ' t. ' Joscplt . Budworth Sharp., queen -street, Cheap side,. ware houseman; August 13, 81,-itiol grin. 17, tit 'ten, :at (uildhall. Attornies, Iklesstrs,,hurve and Bower, Soutita topton-build . tugs, Chancery-lane.... • „AarunSbepley; Heaton-Nortis, Lancashire-:eutton-spiniter, August 19, .. 2 ,; ) ,.. un d sew:l7, at eleven, iit bile nog Tavern, Matleheiter. Attortties, Islessrs.tLon‘dill and .I.lutterfield, Ituk, London. Williant z iier, Nayland, gliffoll:, Vtetualler, August 90, 21, nod riga. 17, at eleven, at (A-own and .Itte;lui Tavern, ti.saull. , Attorney, Mr. Two:, Coptltall-cuort . ,. Thrug- . • .arurtim.or ! et, London. •, , '7 John Halloivell, North Shields, ship-Owner; August 9,2 C,, tin (DSVpt;l7, itt eleven, ut-tha'f.Zurnnter 611 ,Hot Hosvard stxest, North . Sbiehts. Atturnies,Mr. Watt, Cushion-court, • • lll.Oge.:street, Lantlottieot4lG , Tinley, Duci:Wittyiolprarat, 11414,Sliiclds: Lazarus Ciunsay HaritetiMortitiih ' itu', 'upholsterer, Sept: f3', oppyip g liuri g IOU) 'f'! 4011 " 1 1;" ham. Attornies, Messrs. Alkopp undWells, Nottingham - . William Smith Beckley, lSilstwa, Staffordshire, dealer in iron, 4tignAt 13,. nt live, 17,,a,m1 Sept. 17, ut eleven, at t1,1, - der'- ' itinghittsi Arrnsinn, Shittnnll,..hliroptlti6. t ',Attotnitt,Nr. Smith, Wolverhampton, or Mes,,rs. Price and Williams, Old-Strafe-, Lineulii'l lurk litintic.ll: • • -* joins 11,111,, Noneistoti . , Witrwisksktiic,, iibbon 000lucaLtoror, August 21,•nt Eve, . 17, :at eleven, at toe Rear-de-lis Nuneaton.- Attorni...,, Mt. t.:,11,4;11,1e, SYnsonti'll,lnn,, Chancery-land, ur theenwaY, Attlehorotigh4alli nestO&'snicaton.' John 'l? ; ;11Is, Munchektlr, draper, Augn,,t ea, yen, and .sept. 17; `tivreiNt the Ileitlgewaler Arniginti, cliester. Attornies, Messrs. Cunliffe and Kay, 'Munelles t dr, or !Messrs. Clinks and Kaye, Chancery-I:l.dg, London. ' Ltaintleilfßoools:, snit S4lO)OCh (Joysyle,r,t Il4neoln -o,ire, banker, Sept. 1.416, and 17, at eleven, at tinb - Aittlite Hurt Inti,,BOston. -Atturniesi Messrs. Holloway, Hind iw a. Lit,crihisibi,,, or Messrs..E.ley *and Cu. rUrnivars It3rt, Lundult: - • • • 111.,VIDP..NDS. Sept. S. IC Batt, J. Bickshell, and A. IV. Batt,. Whitey, Oxford, batikersi—Ang. 27,. I:, Platumar, Bristol, timber broker—Ail' . Toutey-street, Southwark, poul terer—Aug. 30. Kingston-Opon4lull, merchant -Attg. 31, C. t'. Colwell, Great Ittissell-street, .Middlesex, linen-draper-,-Aug. 10 11. Conlic tutd.U. erince, Coleman street, merchants—Sept. 14. .1. West and T. J. Cuthford, Great Winchester-street, insurance-brokers—Aug. 31. T. C. Edwards. Leicester-spunt:, -sills-merecr—Sept. 7. S. L. Cur 'lSlN"street, covent-garden, tailor August, at, U. Taylor, aarstrii, Wortlwani, Kent, paper-inaker-- ., Sep , tetlabir, 04. P. ~W4ale,.. Kingston, 1 fertiford, melon August O. It. Stertts, :s7esseastle-tipon-Tytte,linentdraper— Ang. 09.• I). Gray, Iluot•le, Cumberland, tallow chandler , — A u g, 85). s„l.,scph, Ggsport, Southampton, slopseller— Aug. w .hartcastle, Holborn, tiookseller—Aug. 81,1. It. Petchell, Kingston-upon-Hull, svoolleti-draper-,Aug. 27. J. Page, Itedbourn • Barn, Hertford, dealer- , -Aug. 27. IL-Pocock, Itedbourn. Bury, Hertford, C. Ilessell, Prospett-piece, Lambeth, insurance-broker. CKIITIFICATESAUGUST 4 27, 3 • 11 . AU Oxford; druggist—lt. Horner, Newbury, Dcrks, bate-unister—.John Mat hias and T. 11,),, ru , Havertordsvest, banbersr-S. Kings‘ll,Pualar; Middlesvx, sun, Northallerton .York, sin - gran-3. Star-cuurt, fitihesirret, tmirel:ant --W.Allansou, C 4414. 1, it 'Teti flotliurn, si etre II Ile, Dean-stieet, St. A nne,W est annster, goldswitik—A. Alatit4 .and $41,1,11t1, Wappilig^W:lll, uter- Haddersfuld, 'rol:, saddler. 112.T:4Elt.SHIPS DNSOIXED. Woodhouse (10 . 0). tobacco-mailufaLteifeis, Bristol— W. Lerman and Co. ‘Vhitechapel—li, J0111)0,11 and Co. Li verpool, insurarice-heohtri—J. Butler and en. lin iningliu.l., enitin-farititure mann tacture'rs-4. Buegess anti J. Lat ham, Birmingham, nierehanui—lt. and Matson, juti. umechantq—G. Hew and. T. Stubs, Liverfinal, wine-mrrchatit;—J,l),,vis and .I.llaqii,Greut Queen-uireyt, Liticoin s t 1111)•ficts, staicev.ll.—J. Martin and W. Lungticld., .hlanclirstur, hunt-matiors, . c 1 „i • ' • s - - . • , ‘.ir • FP RICE sEvimPrztE. COMPEFITION OF PIPERS. This amnia' coinnititrop' . ,for Prizes given h.. the l iitiiil,iiiti Society ;of IntirlOn• -10.:the five kiest perfor,iners.on the reatAiighland was held Act the Theatre-iittyal Edinburgh, on IVetlnesday . last. .• I rtelity-three conipetitois ap peared, betidr4•several, SI I ptifilinq pbefarnlers who hail obtained:Hite pipes i st,pre*ts cppirietitionsi Although, flow, theirtlling no races at . Leitl4, this year, the ccinipany in (Ovri was than 'finial; yet the ancient' martial timiie of •scothintt continued; t 3) :be sfipported. Int•tia.ratilqia l a lte. : audienee was .liighly respectable and mime. rous, and the sale of tickets produced above 1251: sterling.. The pitin of competition . havin4 beeu, arranged previßtsic,tellearsill, the t , atiie,:mttll4t list of the atones of t lie ancient piptt tubes oliihrarbilB to be performed, given in 1 3CliPtititrilrikliiti; was printed.. by detire of the j4ll4l4e,!tnitti•tile in formation of the company win) patitriti9e the ex, Front the excellence of many'rif the perrortners, the judges felt cotiiititerahle difiiettlt y in.d e cidhld wine (it the !Aviles, . which • w;ere aWartictl at follows ' Firq .Pris.n—rbeing a luttidsome. Pipe, of guperior tone anti wingonanship, properly' inoituted ' nod • ittlorned with ci iitver plate, on which t het c hp Ante:: been eit4rareil !lie proper in scription, wills 40 atertiK in Motley,- tit ouliaid mitesi3v, piprir to the Higlil:lnd Society. of Glasgow, and to }ho Highland .re l gitnent of local nnlitia of that city. • • • Sceinild Pitie...LSlxtylrlis, to 'William Nfacl..ty, late pir *tajor tame liweraesi.shire Third Fri z e—Fifty, Merks, to John Campbell, from Net Ilzr Lurllo, Arg • Fourth Mimi—Forty-five Monti, to Jolla 'Gordon, froia Glen of Filicastle, Perthshire. nit!: Pi iat —l 7 'orly INleLki, to Jrl1)1(44 Kviitieily, from Stratii tii;• • •Sir JONN-MAC.GREGOR MUltit'AY, : ill. delivering the prkt:s, as hcces of the ~ Commitfee,..to, preferred comp e tit ors , addressed iltein` severally In their native language, I,lte pure CueLc, which appeared to gratify, thew hig*pljtc Te marliled to the audieuce„ that thic, profession ot: these men had been ih%;tiys justly herd in estinia. turn by our andestors)4or 'what - could • he niord gttliant and heroic than a mall anal-mot a d v i ttc h4 intrepidly in the frice,,qlittn. enFury, enconvilging• Iris comrades to deeds of hardilo.od and glory, by `those martial •strains` so` congenial and 'anintatittg to the feelings of evetyllighlander. Front the -great iinProveiount.inede 4 perforrwr-t - ers.sinca..;th jpittit top tj!isi3l,tAnpi colopeti l flop, had the s 4 nisfactio to had,. t hat in getieFid all' the coinpetitnrs' cc ho a pp el , l :ka ‘4,eie-gonit playeis—antottg. 'these, •beides the tarmidates.,voirTobtain k tl thy- ,prizes,!illnido.olt A151.0711,n, pipe-it:Hier, Glasgow ; Kenneth Lo. gun, piper to the 71st regmirta ; onull S crint geottr, trout Straihrtty ; thinald• fittnn;' piper major to tllO PelthOliftl Poiold Camp, bell, frotn,•,prpnialhape; Alexander Alqiiigor ! piper to the • Gaelic Soriety of f and John Dilacpherson, formerly piper to the late Letrat, - .weres mud) . applauded .kts superior per, , received stlitithle gratifications froM . the Committee. ,liihn Robertson. piper_ major ta 7 the .43d 'regiment; to . Whom.,a prize pipe, „had been voted •at •a, _former 1. ice beet) present , .with•tbat,disrui. gloslied regiment lit the bartfe . 6l NV o iiterlo, &c. wiis wainhgrectedb , y the cOmpsity, on his being cellist; upon , to 'perform a piece of music before them.- .The audience were .also utttql) p,leftsed and en. tertained .. by 111 hhaticl dancet and reels, intro. diced between the'acts. The'Sii‘atbsiley or twa some, which was danced in good style by -several Iligt!landers ) wits44l)o3? APPl2udeck ... receipts ttf OA Theatre, and the 'Stlni, 811000 by 'the Highland Society of London, .the. Conniiittee had the satislactiOn to fi nd; oot be sides-Making edditions to the prizes, they were enabled to make a'handsome, clistribution among the unsuccessful candidates,. some of whom had come at a'great distance, to stimulate them to fartlrer improvement, and also to bestow- suitable rewards hit the Highland dancers.. Preses enjoined the competitors itt music and (linking to appear at all future - competition§ properik ciptipirecl itt the tartan. 01 their reipecl tive clans. Ex.rctr,TroNs AT Iitt.MAINII A 111 (IRELANI4.:-..' Wednisaiy last L'tWard: M‘talle, pursuant to his sentence for a barglary and:robbery, in the dwel ling-!louse; of Anthony Ogle'lly, Esq. was vxe., cuted at Kilmainham.—On Tbursday two of the three men convicted of - a burglary and robbery at Killiney, namely, P:Canipbell and 1). Phelan, were executed in front of the sone.prion. T. ! Kelly,-who was Convicted of the same outrage, was reprieved, in consetptente of his former goott cha'racter.- , -Nesterday T. Murphy and B. Farrelt, for the rape of Ann 1 e.tiy, near the Blacit-roelt, srafered the, sentence of the law at the same 11lace. A few Minutes before titv - se- last - tiffeters were launched into - eternity, both -tame fbrward'on the drop,' and in 'en audible ntlOtter declared thcir perfect, ionocsnee of the crime for which they Were to sulTer.(frish Alper") Last Sutprday, abOlit eleven o'clock, Charlei Plunger, aged 71, in gveAsing the-eogs , of the log woott utHl, helottg'ngtO.Mr.,Ansal, at Carshalton, and %illicit was' necessary. to be done, while tho tnill t as going, his sntoek frock ("might some Ott works he wits in . cowequenee &Art) , aitiongst them, and :wdi - litetally 'grow! Rat, - blase his litall, shut, his sioolder;, uud so on his wk)pjp hmly, %vas spread like 8 Ciihe. Tiio tirCeaSeit I ) a4 t t a r r; l o e V i e lat a s r the lest a t o t t r i: vs e . mill ,l t iron t,e c t A t i T h s i n t. :t ri te , live of thton ate not able to help thetnielves,