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i ,~ - ~ ~ ~,;'i * NumnErt 7,13i".1 It? MOsT SPECIA.i. DESIRE. THEATItF, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. •-•,.... HIS PRESEN'r EVENING, July 8, 1916 , win 13V performed the qeriOnt Opera of • ABTAXERXES. Artaxerxe4 Mr. Ilnruget ; Artahanes, Mr. Taylor; M. Sofchir z Ititnenes, - Mr. Treby ; Jlaudane, Miss stepheus; Semira, Misq arew.- Aftor which, the Farce of EILLING NO MURDER. Sir Welter IVilton, Mr. Siionions: Bradford, Mr. Jai - ales; Tap, Mr. Trehy; Apollo 800, Mr. Liston ; Mr. 144th etv 4 ; Mrs. Watcher, .Mrs. Davenport; Nancy, Mrs. Sterling.; Fano), M .Liston. Tu which will be added, the Dramatic Romance of BLUE BEARD ; rEMALE COMOSITY. In which, by consent of Messrs. Astlgy, Davis, and Parker, thiir EQUESTRIAN 'ettr)OP will perf , ,rin for tbis Night. With entirely new Scenes and E m h e iliihments. • -Ahonteliquo, Me. Barrymore Ihrahho, Mr.'Sitnnions ; Mr. littruset Shocabac, Mr. Fawcott : Hassan, Mr. Me ware; Fatima, Miss Matthews ; Irene, Mrs. Btshup; I3eda, • Mrs. Liiton. - Boxes Is.; Second Price 3A. tlf.l.—Pit ; Second Price • 12c—tower Gallery 35.; Second Price 15..-.. Upper Gallery Is.; Second Price t;d. Places for the Boxet to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-tatfice, Hart street, iron 'fen till Four. On Saturday, the Comedy of The Merchant of Venice; with the Musical Fame of The Fit titer, being the Last Night oi the Company', performing this'Season. SAT .LEIO4 WELLS. THIS EVENINO, :%lONDAY, Joly,80), and fallowing Evenings only, the favonrit e Melodrama, called IWANOWNA ; or, The MAID of MOSCOW. The unpre cedented Performances of the INFANT PRODIGY on the TIGHT ROPE. To conclude with his running from the ;Stage to the Bach of the Gallery, &c. and a new PAntominse, called ONOMLS and FAIRIES; or, HARLEQUIN HURItY SKURRY. Clown, Mr. Grimaldi.--A new Aqua-Drama is in 'rehearsal, called Philip and his Dog; or, Where's the Child? MR. WESVS incruitE OF CHRIST REJECTED. MANY Ladies and Gentlemen amongst the thousands who have seen this PICTURE (which is Still in EXHIBITION) haring expressed a wish to be in loronel when it was Mr,; WES . I"s intentina of publishing a PRINT front it, I ant authorized respectfully In acquaint them and 'the Public in genentl,, that a DR AWING 'is now finished preparatory to that Object, and placed in the Room with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. 12.5, PALL-MALL, for their i nspeei inn . where Subscriptions' are received, and printed particulars may be had. • By °Hee, CHARLES SMART. Secretary. 125, Pall-Mall, hlay 1 1, 1516. N.B. The EXHIBITION opens as usual, from Ten till Five. JUNIPER'S ESSENC,E OF PEPPERMINT. lo•enurneratetheI o•enurneratethe rittticahr cases in which it -has been of service, *mild be endless; as Disorders of the Stomach an.. o els, though very frequent and painful, are .eldoin dangerous, except where ferrr or inflammation etliferVelle.; in which- ease it Jutrst be ettotionsly administered. The Public may devoid opon.l, - as a safe, effect nal, ald plea sant Hemet , ' in Flatulent:le,. ;;;,ntty. and CLoliclipl'ititis in the , itontYt-li and dowels. indizestmo, hysterics, Sea N attendant in Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lass;-' s t ol e • A ri , mg front nitno,,,heric Heat , tVant of Appetite, In juries from in clement Weittli,r, the Abuse of Sptritotts ;hid in the Spasmodic Atiedions of the. Stomach mid Bowe' COMMII!I to Infants,—adenting the Dose to the Urge,li IF, e. As • ‘ll...lintle, or toe..i".ny or Nary. it wilt bit found vai 13 1, 1 e ‘t is more particularly re commended, ns aa object 01 f , !oninterce; -to the attention of Aupriea, Nterchant. whol ...idle awl tetail; by Mr. Heath's Agent, rd: war4l4, MI, At Paul's - Church-yard, b.O none are genuine, ex • cup, each bottle te; "J.l'. Not , ' engraved oil a Muck Stainp.—ln Stupper wid in Phials, # .lB. tid: IN It 11E14'5 ORIGINAL J 1 1 4 N LIQUID produces ti . hrilliarn Jet Black, eqnal to 11.4hest Japan Varniili, preserves the Leather soft, mot prevents it. erackiiie:, does not slid Ito linen, is per fectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retail its yir toes in any etiolate. • , - Sold, wholesale, by ROTIERT WARREN, 14, St. Martiles. Line, London ; and retail by ( littlilin; White, Waterford; Thomson, Belfast; Rayburn. Edinburgh; Os borne, Glasgow; Lyon, Inverness; Cool;worthy, Plymouth; heltion, Manchester; Purniv.il, Liverpool ; ildgnuse, re , ins and Co. Chr,ter t Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingham: Merridew, Coventry; Pierson, Sheffield; Greenslade, ( , ;lierntey ; and by his Agents in every Town in the '!-",Atied.on, in Stone Bottlre, Is. lid. a Pint, 10d. Half .a-pint, and Gd. each. CAUTION.--Observe, stone are Genuine unless 24d/r.0,, is tined on the Label, and 14, St Martin's-lane, stamped in the huttle, ns the superior quality of this Blacking has ►n dueed several base luipoitors to sell Spurious Compositions under the above Name. -" Invalidique patrum reterant jejnnia nail."—Vtita. Prom the faitit ettlbrace Unmanly sons puny race.! MARItiMiE should be the fountlatitin of so -4i41 happiness; which is often di .tur , ied, thiiiiigh Tartirs that form the union not taking those pi ecautions which would secure ' pent the enjoyment of that great iionieN tic blessing. Anii, , st the melancholy variety of ttriorders , tinder a hieli human nature is known to sutler, there are nwne snare alarming or distressing than those: which result from fashionable gaieti , early disripatimh or solitary intempe rance. • Messrs, CURRIE and Co. beg to state that the sedulous attention of a practice - exciosiveir directed to the treat ment and cure of Cl' R LAIN CONIPUINTS, entitle them to the clam, of superior acquirement. At regular Surgeons, they offer a speedy and pertuailent cure for every stage uf that dis order, which - is • contracted in' an unguarded moment, and which puioutts the springs of life, and for every class of debi lity, which is the consequence of juvenile indiscretions, pre venting the maturity of manhood, entailing by anticipation, on Its unhappy victim all the infirinities of old age-;--tlie lardy • beCuming enervated and emaciated—the cheeks sellow and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result saltheir success in this particular branch, they refer to that TePlltatiot4 which, they flatter themselves, they 'have by thirty years' experience, in a muck extended prao tic'''. In slight and recertt,..CAOS of byphilictic tutu faints, a iret feet cute is coilipleten in the s hull period of two days; and • in cases of strictures, pains in the no tea, glees, seminal 'Weaknesses, 4ice. a plover perseverance in their plan of treatment insure4in4lie patient an invigorated constitution. ARRIEP WOMEN, wbo hare long been disappointed in - "el I . :XPEC'I'ATIONS eta FcW , i. LS, iadv be a«stlred that, Mostinstances, such detects al.. curable by medical ; n lithigi4 the removal of such it be an object of doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such de - lectllp by the gradual progress of renovation, iv the "quire 'tent of their experience. MtT sex,is.CURIIIE and CO. mac he consult ed by "tints of et . withlhe g ihou e greatest secre:c and ho no ur, at their ". 107 , Hatton Garden. katicuts in the country, stating their case, age, a nd r. ne, 31 habit of living , 4e. 4 ":. t)th t " ei l"' remittance for adv;eo and the...same itlhn • Hatton or sent to any P art of e isiogdom. 10 73 Hatton Ga t TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London IlimatinEP IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1798, I bad been afflicted with the Luce Ventrea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course at medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalsev ere' courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring' of last year my disorder had got to such a head,as nearly - to put a period to my existence.rl had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were, broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the la4t seven years; my left bad also two large codes no it, was very much 'discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly tai deprive me of rest; its this - lamentable state, I was rt%coroo.endett by Mr. J. Thompson,(who received -- so great score by them here), to take vino- Leake's Patent - Pills, which I hegan.to do on the 26th of May; in the course of a fortn4it I be.:.fan to receive benefit-1n little more thou a month the on my head and ai'ms.were soundly healed ttaast after, tile sores on my legs healed also; leaving, howl. ever, considerable disoolouration in the skin, and pain in the hone of the left, which, by-tbeldtaaing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, stilosided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its :iatural hue, and the' nocturnal pains gradually going off.- , --1 thni bcea.ne, by your liberal advice and medicine, - perfectly•free front all my former complaints—bare recovered my former. spirits aied ,treugth, and an, become jolly and fat, in which state bar ng continued many months, to the astonishment- of all who knew me, I art at a lass in what-terms ty express my • gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other, suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every oCca *ion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, vry bumjate servant, , Al, LEX. MUlttiEl Swan's Close, High-streei, Witnesses to the above Core:— John ThoMpstm, No. 8, New - Poultry Market, Edinburgh „.. John . :1141,itusli, 0141 Assembly Clow, ,Eiliaburgh. Prepared and sold I;y the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY- Wit, Tslentiaer of itie ltcyal College of Surgesms, at his boosts, No. fa, New 7teiM . ,c-street; London; whet r, after A constant r,,,:ideoe, of ;note, thait 40 ye.,rs, ill a practice parti cubit-1y directed to the cute of Venereal (.e.uplaints and those iticident4l to the Parts of Generation, a itli Oat inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always obserVe in sitcb cases, he hatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicitie, will be estoutica, by a discerning Public, as an advat tage seltOtts attainable, and void of all inning lily. Also sold, by his appoint Ment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Toyshop,, No. 103, Oxford street I Mr. Dishorol..oi's, No. 7, Fiib•*trecl-hills Mr. South-bridge, Edinburult Callwell's Dublin ; and by on nk e person in every (I:id/gable - to wn' in besust. nil in boxes of y is s sd . each, stamped, and sealed up w ith full and plain dlrcetions, whereby persons, of vithl r Sex mai; Cure tSteuiselres with ease, skeedisecrcey, ;int! saiety„ * * # , 7 . ~ . , . 4,, ~ ig ~ ! • , • li. ...., ri., V 4 t :I • 't , • ' At 41 4 1. • . , , .... , ..4, - • .0,- 4... , . • '• . son. , .A.. , k; . ....,„. ‘ki 6 M() ?ti I)A.Y. Jrt T LY 8, 1816. THE NEW AND MOSfADVAiITAGE6Vg !STTuRY . . EVER KNOWN, 150 CAPITAL PRIZES, . , eCURED by ACT of PARLIAMENT on the p... 7 • !toads, Ferries, and Ttills'of the N, , ,le.Dridge at SUN DERLAND, the Grnnd Arab of which bring 4136 feet wide. and 100 feet high, admits the largest Vesiels to pass with all Sails set. ...._ ____ . , SCHEME. „ . , 1 .... Prize of ..... L. ,000 ....L.s,acte 1 . . ..........3 000 B,OOO 1 1 6 . ' boo 3,000 20 . ... 2OO ........... ......... 4,40 120 BAOO Tickets. ... . . ~ Value L. 30,000 Which,will be paid in Debentures of 1001. each ksitnilar to Excheiner Bills or India Bonds), bearing an Interest of 5 per Cent. per Annum; and the first lialf year's Dividend of .7hol. wilt become due, and be paid the fortunate Purchasers in Mo ney, directly after the Drawing, which will be Itst October the 'Trustees appropriated by Act 54, Geo. 111. are Sir M. W. Holley, Dart. M.P. ~.. Cuthbert Elli Son, Esq. M.P. Though the lowe , t prize in this valuable Lottery is 1001. Ticttets are at present only 71. 141. Half .. ~. ./ . ',.:s ifs 6 I Eighth ........C.l 1 0 Quarter 2 0 6 I Sixteenth......... 01 I 0 At the Lieenced Offices, and Agents as usual—.t. s;1 I' F.- WRIGFIT, Contractor, 37, Combat; 11, Holborn; 43, Ilay tparket ; 141, Oxford-street: This Day was puhlished, price 2s. J. No. VII. including the Title and Index to the First Volume, THE ASIATIC JOURNAL and MONTHLY •REGISTER for BRITISH INDIA and its Dependencies for July, 1816. ; containing, besides other interesting ntAtter, a full and accurate Report of the Debate at the East-India, House on the Inth ultimo ; an account of the Esainitation at Hertford College ; and a variety of Intelligence to the latest dates from the several Presidencies in India. _ London : Printed fur Black, Parhury, and Allen ; of whom may he hail the First Volume complete, iu half.bindisig ur boards. CATON ON Tim VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. This Day was published, New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL .TREAI'ISE nn the PRE - VENTION and CURED( the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhibiting the character, symptoms, and treatment of- the Disease. , Immediately or remotely connected with it; continuing Observic ions oti Civet, Stricture, Itlnctil Discharges, the -use of th.l Caustic and nonillion Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imagiaary Venereal Diseases, Debility general or local, the Theor, -if Cietteralti)n, fire. &c.. cumprising an elementary Worl: f.,e tudrnts, and a guide to the general reader ; in tersPersed witli.select Prescriptions, applicable to each .div IllOtt of dileage. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. No. Jo, Stanhope-street. Neweastte-street, Strand; Vats of the United Hospitals ut St, Thomas's and tioy'a. Printed for Messrs. stierwoud and Co. 20,Paternoster‘row, London. HICKMAN'S PILLS, For the GRAVEL and STONE, unto.wo, &c. 0 F the various Comiikiiits incident to the tiumm.% Fir.“ 4.. that. aise 41101441 saute &medial- in titeir ill , ne, nor mime .alartning in their constopiences, than. tlis 4%1;1 and Stone. They are consislaints to which.relry per son, even the most abstemions, is liable, as the water we drink is impregnated with particles which are a (Alive of these 'exo_rueiaring tortures. Ilickinan's, Pills, composed of the most innocent ingredients, hate bet; found of siogolor catty, in strength-ninii the vessels motaioing the ileum, and destroying the petritytog gnxlhy. of it, rernpvin; the calculi, or gritty s cretions, and banishing every pernicious teodc'icy to those disorders, without confinement.. They ate t Inns ore with great confidence recuinemmiled to the afflicted as ilea most efficacious remedy they Call resort to in the shore Com plaints; as well as lot L iihibago, Pains in the link and Loins Stoppage of Urine, 4tid disorders of the kidneys and Bladder. • Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 94. and I Is. by Messrs. Butler and Sons, .n. 4, Cbeapside, London; and alb. by their appoint ment, by the principal Booksellers and Medicine Vender sin every Town, From the LONDON GAZEl"ri4,.lidy 6, 1816. • Jolg 6, 1141'6,.', 'Dhii Gazette notifies us follows t--The Portnguese Ambits- .satior had an audience on the 6th instant, of Inor'Nlajesty, to deliver a letter notitying the death of the Queen of Pori ogal. The French Amhanador, the same oay, delitered a letter from his Sovereign to the Prince Regent, annOtnienig the 'Marriage of the Nike of Berri. The Prince Regent: has Knighted Dr. A Ctoke, late Admiralty Judge in Nova Scotia, J. eingreave, Esq. Mayor of Chester, and lieutenant-tolimel J. C. Matlock; permitted Lieutenant-General James Camp bell to accept the Sicilian Order of Ferdinand and of Merit; and api:ointed Adam (fillies, Eq. one of .the Judges i n the Scotch Jury Court, Coliilionn, Esq. Clerk of the Registers Scotland s and the Earl of Hopetown, Lieutenant and Sin:rift Principal of Linlithgowshire. This Gazette also contain% an account‘of the.lovest ore of several Knights Grand Crones and Commanders of the Bath, aahose names we have I already given. - '•/F e ar -Office, 1818. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Captain Hun. A. J. H. Gitzo..de -•Ros from the Grenadier Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Huiford, whit excbanges 9th• Regiment of Light Dwagaions, Capt. Lord George Lennox, from the,sd Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Keene, who tomb:tiles. ' .• ,• • 14th Ditto,, Lieutenant - Ssint John Charlton, from-the half pay of the regiment, to be lieutenant, vice Taylor, who exchanges. WI Ditto ' Cornet, Charles R. 'Curetun to be Adjutant (with the rank of lieutenant), vice Samouers, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 21st Ditto, Livia: George Hussey PaAe, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Glea,lowe, Wll4/ retires. Ist or Grenadier Begotten' of Foot Guards, Captain James Price Holforil, from tile Ist Dragoons, to be lieutenant and • T.:aptain, rice de Wei, who exchanges. Ist Regitueut of Foot, Lieot. James FitzWilliaM Miller, front bait-pay of the regiment, to be Licot„ vice Duncan Came ron, ohm exchanges. 10th Ditto, to be Captains of Companies, Captains Stephen D'Arcey Kelly, from the Judi-pity of the Regiment, vice Kersteman, whit exchanges; George Kint, front half-pay Air the Sicilian ..rtegiment, vice Scutt, who exchangei, re ceiviog the difkrence. TO he Lietiteoants, Lieut. James Midland, front balf•poy of the Regiment, vice" Nixon, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Lieut. J. B. Stewart, from the Hilth Foot, vice Birch, who I/Nell:mos. To be Ensign,.Ensign William Belford, front half-pay of the late sth Garrison Battalion, vice- Campbell, who 4- changes. 12th DO los Ensign Hugh Pe Carteret to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blythe, promoted. Ifstli Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon rfrileti, It Fenton, from the MI, Koval Veteran Ilattajion, to be ,tot.Siirgeon, rice IValelson, who retires upon half-pay tit the title ltoyal Ve teran Llattulion, 4141 Ditto, to be Lieutenants ! litusigns Jawes Stewart, vice 14- mm deceased; John Caulfield, vice Bird, whcp resign;; tllexander Campbell Mael)tittgall, vice Col:ins, dect.a , ed. To he Ensigns, Ensigns Charles Wolter, fruit, half-pay of !he 39th Foot, vice Stewart ; John Nlncleatie, Gent. rice Caul field i Tholl.olll Forbes', Gent, ',rice Mat:Dung:ol. . 44th Ditto, En•ign Charles O'Neill, boa, the 15th Foot, to lie lieutenant, by purchase. vice 'Newberry, promoted. 1,4t1i Ditto, Captain ‘Villiam James Rea, !row the COO) Foot, to be Captain of a Company, .ice Smith, who retires upon half-pay of tbo Guth Foot ; Lieutenant t camphyli, ft.nn the lialfliity of the 66th Foot, t.. be Lieutenant, vice . 11 1 ,..55e, who exchanges. Gatti Ditto, Volunteer Aldtrorth Stretch ti be I::ll‘ , lgti p Vice Munn, decent,. d. • , G4Ol I into, lieut. 0, Birch, from the I nth Ftt!, tote Lich tenant, rice Steward, who excloin4cs. 11,A / 0:0-Assistant Dnniel Hagartye to nc zi,,sist ant-Sutgeon, vice Ward, Who tesigns. No Ditto, Nt. Henley, Gent.. to he Ensign, by cies C. P. Hentsc, whose aiSphlstantent-ita*.ltitt titian ohm.: 104111 Ditto, Lien*. A. Lindsay, (NM half-pay of the lute Nets! Brunswick Feneihles, to he Lieutenant, vice Rigby, exchanges. ltd West India Regintent—To he Lieutenants,. Lieutenant John M'Pherson, front the 7th West India 11vgiment, vice . Crowe, who retire* upon half-pity of the 7th West Ind is Regiment. Ensigns William Dunlop, vice Wegg, de ceased. John 11. Maclean, vice EdWard Barry, deceased. William . Ryan , vice narrow, deceased. tinning, vice Gaipine, appointed to the Bth Royal: Vettn an Bat talion. • . • To he Ensigns, Cornelius Jones Dunn, from the 7th Weit India Regiment, vice Porter, promoted ; John Foukey, front the 7tlt.' Wait India Regiment, to he Adjutant, rice Hance promoted; Dilworth Chaffers, front 7th West India regiment, vice Dunlop, promoted ; John Robinson, Gina. vice Maclean; Edward Wells, Gent. vice Ryan; 0. Red man, Gent. vice Shilling. - 4th West India Regiment, Brevet Major A. Leith I - bay, from • half-pay of t Foot, to ha Capfain of a Conyany, vice Cruickshank, who exchanges. sth Ditto, I !cotenant - James Carey, from the 7th lAreo India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice I'echuu , who retirea upon the half-pAy of the 7th West India Regiment." 3d Ceylon Regiment, Charles M. Manger, Gent..to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice Manger, whose appointment has not taken place. 3d Garrison Battalion, Captain Benjamin Keene, from the Rth Light Dragoons, to he Captain of tt Company, rice' Lord George Lennox, who exchanges— 'Glengarry Light Infantry Feneibles, Captain Alexander foxy burgh to have permanent rank in. the Army. York Light Infantry Volunteers, Ensign John Maclean, from the 7th (Vest India Regiment, 'to. be Ensign,' vice Guinan, who retires upon half-pay of the 7th West India Regiment. Commission in the North York Regiment of Alilitia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Biding of , the County of York.----John Dennis, Gent. to be Surgeon', vice . Stoek• well, resigned. Commi...ion in the North Shropshire Regiment of Yeumanry , Cavalty, sinned by the Lord•Lientenatit of the County of Nalup.—Adjutant Grinseil to be Captain by Brevet. Commissions in the Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed try the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derhy.—Win. Evq : to he Captain; John B. Crompton, Esq. to be ditto; Cornett. Wilson to be Lieutenant Charles Clarke, Gent. to be Cornet. " BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Hugh Beach, Melcombe Regis, "Dersetshire, mercer,. ISANKItUrrS John l'otancaster, Lancaster, watch , mak& r, July 27, at twelve, 2R, at -eleven, and August 17, at four, at lite King's Arms Itin, Lancaster. Attorines, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and Hahne, •New lutt„ or Messrs. Baldwin and Thompson, L a 4mM er. Chnadier, Birmingham, grocer,- July 19, 20, a'td August 17, at one, at the Spread Eagle fan, Birmingham. Attoroie", Mr. Nicholls, ,Grar's Liu square;, .or Mr. 'Mole, Birmingham. George Wood and Jonathan Jackson, Broughttiss, near Man chester, calico-printers, July 16,- 20,, and August :.17, iat eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. At tornies, Mr. , Iladfield,. Manchester, or Messrs. Hurd, Sh.iw, and Johnson, Temple. Thomas Richardson, Nerecastle-upon-Tyne, house-carpenter, July 10, 13, anti Aap.;,;tit 17, at eleven, at the George ;no, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. AttnrnitO ' Messrs. Atkinson and wildes, Chancery-lane. or Mt%.-Illainitridge. Neweastic• Richard Waree and A.lesatiller %wrack. Permance, Cornwall, merchants,sluly 22, 23, and August 17, at ten, at the Union Hotel,. Penzance. Attornics, NicASri, George Siantel and George Dennis John, , Pcnianee, or 11.1eSsrs. Cardales and Young, Gray's George Illauthard the younger, 'Bermondsey-street, butcher, July 13, 110, mini August 17, at eleven, Juutrs ("kill and Jackson Uaskill, Nlitiories, merchants, July $3, Su, arid iipow 17, gt len, at •Galitillant trey, Mr. Nind, Throrourtou-street • Thomas Gordon, , ‘ , lrotiluringer's4ane, Liverpool, merchant, July 10, SO, and Au t ost 17, at eleven, at Goildnall„ Lon - dna. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New-court, Swithites-lane. John :Fay, thsper Cieurge-itrect, Portman : 4(4 , litre, chld-lied /ineo-maaufacturer, July 13, et inne ;30, nod Augast 17, AL ten, at Gaildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Dyer's buildings, Holhutu. - 4,At . ~ •,,..:7-04,>zii;;i1e. .._..... . , 1: w 4 Ot. "5 tri,t 4 trf 1 . . 1 , rpnicr4 snynnprr-cp,. Nathaniel Bell, Borehaln-paik, near Elstree; He' if•irdshire, has-jobber, July 9, 27, anal t lugnst 17, at one, at Gnii i '- hall,i London. Attornies, Mr. Pownall, Staple Inn,. or Alessit,di.ade and Hawkins, Hitt:hitt., ._ John Massey, Heinon-Nurris, Lancashis e, grocer, July 19, 22. and Atigust 17, at ten, at the ited Lioa, Heaton.; Norris. Attornies. , Mr. Walters, Stuckaort, or Messrs. Wright and Cola, Temple. • John Batten, Bath; lace:flan, July 18,19, and August 17, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Fisher, High Holborn, or Mr. Seymour, Bath. George Arnold, Broughtun, Lancashire, imttinfactorer, Jilly .26, 27, and Augatt 17, at three, at the Palace Inn, Nlan ehester. Attorney, Mr. Edge, Manchester. William Daws,•Overston. Lancashire, ironmonger, Jaly 19, itt five, i'o, and August 17,.at two, at the King's Arms inn, 4.llverstim. Atturnies, Messrs. Baxter and Buwker, Fut ' inival's Ina, or Mr. Dickinson, therrattin. James liarwick,, Bury Saint Edmund's, builder, July 24, at six,.ls, and• August 37, at eletEll, at the Bell Inn, Duly Saint Edmund's. Atturnies, Mr. Broniley, Bury Saint • Schnund's,, nr. Mr. Brumley, (;ray's Inn; Isaag Belay,' Hanley or Shelton, Staffordshire, potter, July '23, at live, 14, at ten, Mid August 17, at twelve, at il,ss Crown lon, atone. Atturnies, Messrs. Leigh, Mason and Housman, Now : Bridge-street, or Mr. Dent, Stone. John Purvis, BishOpagate-street, cordwainer, Jule 20, 27, and August 17, ;at tnn, at kluildhall. Attorney, Mr. Itetlit, Kinz's-road, Bedford-cow. Within's) Roberts the lantiiger, - Deal, merchant, July 19, 97. and August ci'7, at eleven. 4.6uildhall. Attornies, Messrs. lteeks and Webster, Wdlotose-squai-e. • ' Joseph Lancaster, . Michael's-grove, Bnimptoo, • m e/ chni,t, ' July 9, 27,and August.l7,iitolle, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Eltissra. Bootie awl Coe. A rinourers' 1-lall, Coleman street. William Gminnon, Nathaniel Benjamin, and John Bert horn, Austin•friars, merchants, July 18, 20, and August 17, at twelve, at Onilali,-.11. Atioruies, ; Messrs. Swain; 'Sterrits, • Maples and l'earse, Vrederiek's-placa, Old Jewry. ' Walter Ritchie, Finsbury-square. merchant, July 33, 96, and August 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturi.ey, Mr. Paterson, Old Broad-street. John•ltitchie the younger, Finsbury-sqnare, merchant, July ' • la. 90, and August 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorati, Mr. Paterson, Old Broad-street. Thomas Ainge, Wilmington. Kent, baker, Jule 20, 27,' and August 17, at ten, at (Inildts4R, London. Xitorney,,Mr. Benton, Union-street, &Int !mark. DIVI)ENTA. Aug. 2. W. Dillicar, Pickering, Yorkshire, horse-dealer-- July 97. 'f.l. Coiiesi, George-street, Minories, inerchant--4uly 27; 21. K t -:„1„, o f I.,.wer Ca - owe:nor-street, Hannver-,square, wine-inert:l:ant—Jul' 31-1. and W.Jachston, Duivgate-wharf, bankers--•-Aug. 1. it. Ores , mell, Burgh in. the Musts, Lin colu,birr, shopkeeper.. July /9. B. Malkin, 13ecc1el, Suifilk, iliiivilsterer—ittly 99. S. I.k..vnini , l, sh,•shein, rucel.--duly 9, V. Cuter, Newastrket, slroFi , l--,llily 80, :.,, V. (ioje, liiskopsgate-;t reel, habei da , ber--Joly 17. A. and (:. Gordon, ci,,,,,A,.,,5r e i.t, Suho, tall,,rs—Jnly .47. T. Reed,' jun. Cross p,tieet, Myna-garden, china scaler-.-July 23. 1), Trott, Old 't 'liange,' .caln.,o-nt i::ter—dnly : J 7. It. Milk, Go s a T il street, bedstead-tatitcri- , -July 27. It. M, Strattao, Stew of , t i lt , ‘i,.„l,i i Gloucestershire, liquor-merchant—July 20. 'l'. Uauttell, 1',,,. y Si. Edna/m.6 , , tallow-chandler—July :7, W. Sitinurt, Bum log-green-late:, Clerkenw,•!l,seav(nger—July 27, W, flaidy, and R. Pardiiirr, Cheapside, meri 1 4111t-,—.litly ‘.'7. J. Ridley, Lancoster, Increliant—Ang. 13. 'l'. Berk, C..ililiritlge, limn!. Bit ...AM 111 7 .--. A ti.g. 14. it. 111,trri., 1..i . i.e:,t Cill.,..tty. , Lincolo. shirr, grucer—.l.w.:• 23. .1. Lacy, Ilr,-, a!, linen , draper— Aue: t. 'l'. Gaissol d, Emt,(irnozue3,l, 11'11ts., butcher..-July 10. G. Sa , vlol, Bri , tol, int•relunit. CER.TII 1CAT:::`::—.11.1y 27, G. an J. 1-itsve'i,l Old Jewry, intnel,:ints --J. r!,,, v, 11,,51- ford, gr.ver—f. Norris. I , ....,inan's.eu,qt,. C,0:,1, 11, b le , chant —C. Martin, Thl CO Cock, Ltn,'llrecon, .i , a);%ei , e. -- A Balls, Hare-street, ltinutard, innlitililer-»*1. .1. MIA 11. Gibt)oll3, ‘V 94v440iinipt oil . bank( r.-1,. hi yant, ratl,, wi ll ,. 'inerctiont —R. A dilaiii, lloley, Berlibire, breviei -1. Howell, Chester, linen-draper--3. Palmer, Ilecti&ily, tai Ici r.--W. La ttl..hale, Matt.tane,,„..4orn-fact.s--,1.. Beale.), 1...tv,•1:511. 11 ,..,,t.a.. sulk, ~sarringsser....Q.,,,,,f,:ras,ptun.: .1-1are.t.0.1...,........i............4,,,,,......., T. tlirlooi;' ltillingslon, Middlesex, plitte-gl,O io;m f a p_ Itoner --F. 'Faulkner, • M 400 w, I- le i efortishire, farmer---I'. :Bell Lincoln., haker--1% I). 1411'1'4h, Caftan bill, II inches., • ter, woulstapler-'-J.-. Cl 4, Kingston-uptiti-Hull, merchant». P.Greas4s, St. Paul's Church-yard, Cut ton-umn ofa‘t user. PAUTN F,lt S 111 I'S I)ISSOLVEI). . W-. Devon and W. Tunke, Gray's-iiiii, attornies—T. Davis and"). digital, Lancaster, torn-merchants—J. and W. m ax _ Well; Itoclulale; . Lantaishire, wotillen-nianufactiirevs—.l. 1110 c. lay, Wellingare, and H. Brimit,Navenhy, Lincolitshile, ap t ,. • thecaries—J. Bentsen and J. Parton, LiVerpoul, brokers—J. 'end IL Prichard, Church-row,.l?enehiirth-striset, eimpers»-T. Pigg and U. Pieli,tock, Shrewsbury, wine and brandy user. chants—J. (Moro and R. Sutton, 'Steibney, 1i5 c h,,y 4 ....„1.1. p li e u rp e. i l it e t t * t . apnidinttV. inters-IV--J. o .....4 -I,l : h a ri nd ic j , Roll'„-dings, side, weavers—J. Burn, J. Christi, C. Fry, .1. it. Betigim, owl ,J. Liitilblail„ pinraltar, inerchanta—W. Eastwood and J. ; Wilson, Nesvgate ..ifr..et, linen drapersi».E. and A. Cairns and . J. Carter,-Dover-street, Piccadilly, .sullitivra—B. Earles and.W. Bown, Winchester, grocers—lt, Mocks and T,-Ilrlit ley, Bluckintin,liiticashire, cotton-ni intsfacturers—.l and J. Holt and J. Booth; Salford, Lancashire silt . ..dyers...4., .5., and T. fill, J. Stanford, T.,, Hartland and W. Harris, Sedge. ley, Statfortishlre, coalmasters—J. Larking and J. Mori-lee, South-street, Finsbnry-sluare, tiuther-merchants—W. Ver denhaim and F. Schroder, Vlatite's.varcl, Rosemary-lane, sit gar-refintal-..-1. W. NV:Wrenn, A. M. l'arlow, G. Grosressor s and S. W. Wadeson—W. Sealy and 11. W.-Mercer, Loudon,, uine.itterehants. REY t EW ,--Satut day the 20th regiment of Light Dragoons was•reviewed by the Dike of Yost( ois Iluunslow' Heath.. His Royal Higliness, after 'attending to the military business brought by the p ost, at. York-house, Sr.. Janies"s, set off with Sir Henry Torrens, in his travelling carriage, at tended by his Aid-de-Camp, Cidonel Cooke, and proceeded to Hounslow Heath, where he was.:re. ceived with military htitionrs.. His Royal High ness arrived on the.gilnind iu thne for the Review to commence at twelve o'clock.. The Doke of Wellington, attended by his Aid-de-Camp, hind arrived .a -short time before, haviug left 14tuulon It halt-past nine o'oclock. His Grace joined the Cosi.:3alui , !r in Chief in the Review, us did Gene ral Bolton, the Roysi Duke's usual Staff—. This fine regiment eYeented the various evulu ions in so• masterly and soldier-like it manner, as to Call forth repeated marks'ef approbation from the Duke of York and the Duke, of kVelllngton.. A great cent:lntl:se of pepple Were attracted to the Heath, including a number of military Officer , , and peri-ons of digtinction ; among whom wcre the Marrquis and- Niarchioness of Worcester and. LortlAVillitun lientinck. Although the wetither was very.doubtful,.yet there was a very numerous assemblage of beauty and fashion. The interest was increased from tine fircumstaneemf this:being the only review near the mi-teopolia this seasou, except that by the Doke of Gloucester, on Satur day se'onight, in Hyde Park. The Duke of York returned to London about three o'clock, awl after wards waited upon the Prince Regent at Carlton House. The Duke of Wellington returned to London, and after taking off leis o h iform, he walked throUgli the streets, ttecornp4nied by Gentleman lie was recognized by the and numbers followed him. -A crowd was%collect.. ed round his Grace bY the time,br got into Coat. spur-street, who testified their joy at eyeing blus by loud buzzes. 42(11 'if •14,141,