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..! ;4 ct . , . , tl7s4 !: t • , .; t.T 111 7 :B. 74(9.] MR. Wist'S..,pleT Vit g OF,Vf7 it Si' EA BLIT w ANNlAilies Hod (ietitleirm9 -an)(mgst the ti 0116ik;ntfl; 50..., have seen this l'lC.Ttlfitt (which .140.1firl'ION) havii u e)cpres(ed a wish to he i•n foroicA nit Was Mr. WE,:•T'S intention nT publishing a )'ItINT from ityi ant anthorizttl .reipeetfully to acquaint thern and the •Puhlie in general, that a DRAWING ismow Cnislied PreParat ...vs , to the. Object, ;'ittl placed in 1 ht.' itnn , n :With the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. 115, for their inspectitin ; where Sult , criptious are received, witi ;print e d particulms may be had ity Order, CI fAII.LES SMART, Secretary. 1 , 25, N.B. The EMI inmo:stopens as usual, from Ten till Fire. COOKING .1117,STE_IM, AND MO'. MR. r...lillierionity of which ,is hilly Ascertained wl IL by ntort thiiti two Phonsantt learoilfes, who Ti.'' proved by. esperience .the -oertain adt'atitagys ; of St / ATI:AI:S.P.A. , TieN sTr.ANI - KrtCIIEN, whiCh surpasses every inven tint) in the . ,Art,.of ,Conking; uniting' .tecinsonty, , and cleanliness, w t ith the most 4 /client': mode of steantiog, roasting, halting, itinvlng4 and'hrt , tillii#V.artit for con ' stautly, supplying tint water, and the cert A i l s , ,tx , of bring en- Tree l'einn' Itctt and tit e cfreets of cuPpers badly tinted. :Cleats so cooked o not inshilie,,tbeitn , Pute corroding substances which usually collat in'tea kettles. The Patentee a 'ouldiMilllitgly le it - it — with established Farni piplitrig Apparatus, free.of all (barge, on ' • vgiV niknred of ri 4 ceicink only one-half of the'Savings which -'• - - ' , fq , Itererrrke* ani particular% may behart . of ,T. Wattleivorth, rii‘ 'to the. 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Coaiplaints are the inoit geueral - ma. l a dy of the British Constitution, no family is, more or less, itiestifit front them, and they attcw their-Ares in., a: variety of w- l s ; they pr..ilace roughness, itlyerationonti other Lliseased ap o rarkime of theAhlit,..they. oeciisitm - Ins% of appetite, weak ote,:s. anti deivctioa o f !spirits, awl the mass of Mood being. tt•ndered foul, it is - ifiatiable of offortroi'g a bealtl4 suOply of nottrisotio nt to enable the foricOotts pf life In he properly ami ttc in 1; Iterfortaetl. A. a remedy for ail impurities front this enti c e , D r . Frevai.oes' (theta Stantarit has proved itself, ity h reputation of Furty.lears, a certain Specific and never failing Guise. , • , • Soh! S Ilntalea, at 2s. 9d. : dpi, O.; Its, and ima. at Messrs. Rutkr 'and Suns, 'l\u. 4, Cheapsidit, Landun, and by theit . hy. the principal Boot:sellers and Medicine uirdets in every 't 81}PERIOfto AD-Vlosl,t:'? is of t h e first corisequence,to ascertein, on. wlmst tale , it and intevity firm reliance may he placed in ailliction: Messrs. CIjIUUI and' Co. iitirgentis 4ll effii nrticc, anti high professiunal attainments Members.ot the Royal Colleges of I.otititnt and Ediuhitrgt, Pri•sent to the p a t i n e the• result of .30 .years experience in the Core °1 SYPI-111.ITIC CONIPLAIN'ti, - a nd those 1 - 41,dities which not tnitteittently inth:iter life. Its the vigraus Kratiations, from recent infection to confirmed Lues, their treatment tiOnittflands very often*Speedy and always a radieal ctic'c. In dtthianseases, their long and well Arranged experience, gives them a preanptitude of decision 'that. secnres the pa!ient from heinX mereurialised out. of , e x4r ence , o r h ar ing hi, constitu tint) iinderniiticti, and the vital principal destrOyed by a latent, but 91. a blind And fatal roufidence in shallow pretenders. lu Novons I)ehility, Vascular relaxation, and AtOny of the O' nits, arriinr, front indulgenee, insalubrimis ttiinates, or solihry ?.ensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the sy ,t eilli ill every ale. Strictures rind 'other de ringerrients of,t he poi is ra they t =info in a snittl and effoctual manner. Siight and recent cases of infection are cured in 4110 rt plttrid'of :IWO:Stay*, nut! in ..thuse , csf utmost in vetefaey a proper per4yeriince in their plan of treatment, insures t.o thopAtient ttlibrinatient nod rkflical Core. Patients treated witn...candour.....and inviolable secrec. Ntessrs. Currie and Co. may hi:consulted every day, at their 14.4tlieci; .11$7, 415attantititrcteit. letters , from , the Country, stating ininutelyjlie case, mode of living, /La:. and enclosiiu vii retiiittanee flir Advice and-Medicines, will be treated with stuilions attention. . 107, liattorf-gistderi. TIl limtv'est. :'lll .- Soriversitshire nearly half of the corn is gut.' very, bulky. . Much Af thecorn is cut, anti some of it in.the lntver parts of Oxfordshire is stacked.- In Essex the harvest is now rapidly going - on ; ihoidd t'faire Weather . cotitihne fOr*'Week or ten days••all the , corit'will he safely , housed, Vast quantities of grain have beenhonsed lathe Portsrnnoth ricinityantl in theivleof„ Wight since yesterdayse'tiniglw, The harvest in the island bore the iriost proluiSinit'appeaiancei• it wanted nothingtut a continuationrot:fint'tVeatiter. :The fine Sunshine' that- has soceeedeil tire stormy weather, at the .early part of last week .has ele vated the. hopes . of the hosantitnan to a .bigh pitch: The liarVeit having now begun in every direction displays rrEbusy scene, - anti flit quautity and tittality,of Alte,corn and grain. of tions SCP,rCC-eVF ,w,r, , ,b,ctter,,sto.that hotpty of Prot itlence being now cortsnarsiaed has antlati lnttil that'dispOndelicy Which Ale late in'eletnent . season liarliprottnaea.--(Maithtlaire-Journtri,).. The bitsitiett of the harvest 14E13 now partially' couitueqceil this neighbourhood .and should . the name fine svt tied weather continue, which has been ewpet'ienceil tor the !Lit few ttaYi, vkleentet taitt.no doubt that in,otir:ll4lxt svouVaLTitblitatioli we shall have to announce the _general-operation of the,sieltle in this as well as in every other quarter 61 the khigiloin.--;(11:111 &Ord.).- ••BRIG111" . ;)N, 174,—.*The,vdatisix 'yes. (erday Yet ylavimnible trie cut, wheat, iind t-be greatest activity prevailed ill Ittitting in the har%est. MARGAIT, Situ. 15.-..-TI :barley, h oats, are most Onpolliit throughout the Nal:d— rat', mipe, and heavy ! `lftsiu'ute LONDON - GAZICITE, :Ti. 17, !SIG. 4. • , Comm;lsions in.the Ist };e:,;,ittimit. of Sofro lit Yeomanr y C.ival ry, ,Igned by the Lotd C Liet.tenant of the ounty of Soi:olh. To be Calitaitti4sluloi ,Lee, Van, Esq. vice itede, resigned, and Thomas Wyt he, Esq. T4l he lietittitatitii--;l6hn - fees - Ctioli Fowler, `Gent..T.liimat Simpson, G,:nt. Francis. To be Cornt;ts—TiMias itoliert irellittm, firm. Wiltiq, t Ctitelkester, tient.. and Cliarle*,G4issltuole, Gent: vice ThOmits thassponle, resigned. Eitttarum inYthe'ClizetteExtraoMitritry ol,Sunday, in the lyounded on boat tl the Sewell). For Mr. W. X. Caner, wounded knee, read Mr. William Adair earter,A.c. . , BAItKrtUPTCIES' &URGED. H. Yonne; On. Enfit;ld, farmer, from Sept. 28 to Oct. 8. J. Thomibou, Wappidg-wall, ship-owner, hum ,Sept. 21: th Oct. le. BANKRVPP.; I W—Bowley,• Halfrunon-street, itishopsKate-street. oilman, to surrender Sept. 21, Oct. ii so u l 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, • Mr. Church, Paterriustor-row, Union-street, Bithoi, , , i ote-strect. . J. Ttrileay, F,ait-Lane•stairs, Berniondsey-wall, Surrey, 'sail maliZi Sept. 21, Oct: 12 ,and ' 2 9, at ten, :it Guildhall , ~ , London. Attorney, Mr. Eyles, Castle street, Hounds . ditch, tutidon. , . , ~ •. W. S. Nlagon, Colchestet, FAICX, grocez, Sept. .25,. tAixo 2,„ an., Oct. 29, at Lett, at the Ited Lion Inn, Colch'ester. A tturnies, ?rletsrs. Pococls and Forbes, Ely-plAco, Hnlborsi, and NI essrs. Daniell and Sewell, Colchester. . • • •- . - V. l 'r i i i t t f Fac ra tu a r n e a rs, dept. R.:fitforti, Uni;ni-strect, Spital fi tlds, silk- I1ai:14, 28. and 04. 2 9, at eleven, at Guildliall, Attorvey, James, Buckletsbury. W. M.Tartt, Old Broad-street, merchant, Oct. 5,1/, and /9, at .eleveu, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Patterson, Old Broad-street. J. ;Appleton, .North Shields, Northumberland, ship-owner, Sept: 23, at ten, Oct. 9 and '29, at eleven, at the George Tavero, North Shb4ds. Attornies, p essrs. - Morton and Williamson,. Gray's Inn-square, London, e nact Messrs. Coekerill, North Shields. . Dawson, Derby, hosier, Oct. £E, 9, and 29, at twelre, at 111 r Hotel and King's Head Inn, Derby.. Atturnies, Mr. Green, DerLy, and Messrs. Lung and Austen, Gray's Inn, London. . • . A. SlOetr, Cuddington, Cheshire, corn,clealer, ,Sept. 24, 25, and Oct. 29, A:eleven, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Nftrtliwiell, Cheshire. Attoroiel,_.lle.srs. Leigh, Alltson and 11,)I . tsman, New Bridge 7 str , eut, London, andSli. Bar Ler, Nortikiticit • J. 111“1,, iiiahup Stortford, littrtfordsbire, money.scrivener: St l it. li, QS, Jll4l Oct. 2V, at twelve, att.Tuildliall, London. Makinson7 IURV, Liierpool, -n►erchant,, Oct. 3,4, and 29, at one, at Itr Star and Ciarti , r Tavern, Liverpool. Attormes, !sir. A. Keightley, - Liverpool, and httrisrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richard+, Chaneery.lane, Loinlon. „ . ~. . . J. Westlake, Kingshridee, Devonshire, currier, Sept. 40, /I, and Oct, in, at-eleven, at the Commercial dint, Plymouth. Attornirs, Mr. Maliinson, ',llemple, and Mr. Elworiliy, jun. Plymouth Duck. 1 .. G. Slow, 'Manchester, manufacturer, Oct. :1„ 4. and en, at ten, at the liridgewater. Arms run, Manchester.. .Attornies, Messri. Holstead, ii iol Aiusworth, Manchester, al4l Messrs. Milne' antl..Parry, Temple s London. J. Panhy. ./4rliet Raisin, ,Lincolnshire, innkeeper, Oct. 7, • R, nod 52,9, at eleven, at the IVoolir,A Inn, Boston, Lincoln ,. slier*. At : , Iwo losi Mr. tiarttiryt Piostost,.. tin d Means ~ Ga d i N.; Jon ;sod flail, U'emple; London( !‘ . ,0 .• ''''' oi P. Sawyer, Clopton, Sntrolk, luiy- jobber, Sept. 45, 4 ,, aml Oct. 19, at eleteu, at the Crown Inn, Framlingiant, Suf folk. Aitornirs, Mr. C,,le, Loddon ; near Norwich, and Mr. Hualey,..remple, London. It. Jackson, Frostraty, Sedbcrgh, Yorkshire, wool-dealer, 0ct..2, at six, 3, at ten, and 29, at three, at the King's Arms; Kendal, Westmorland. Attories, Mr. Singletos, Millman-street, BeAford-row,'London, and Messrs. Hull and - Singleton, Poulton, near Preston, Lancashire. s F. 0. thimble, Liverpool, shipwright, Oct. 19, 21, and 29, at . . • twelve. itt the Star and Garter Tavern. Liverpool. Attur nies, Messrs. Alison and Wheeler, Liverpool. J• RichardEo4 Kirlihy•Kendal, Westmorland, hause-rtrpen ter, Oet. 2,. at three, 3, at ten, and 99, at three, at the Kin g 's Arm ) . within Kendal. Attornies, Mr. Addison, Staple Li ' mdan, and Mr. Wilson, Kendal. • - J. Monism Pentonville, merchant, ,5ept,. 4 1t4,26,14 one, Oct. 29, at twe lve, at Guildhall. At torniesr Janes and Revlt, Lord Mayor's Court Office, Royal Excheinge. I)IVII)F.NI». Oct. 29..W.Wnrne, "Redford-street, Count-garilen, ,boot anti stlortunlier-:--Oct. P 2. Joseph - I-lickoz, Worthing, dryer -04. fp: 9., P. rowf:it St: Martin's,. Stritufurti Ibrott, Northamp ton., inoltijliter—Oet. 9. J. itanney; Northunibertand-squarit, ship:ov..ner--Oct. 9. C. Mosup,,Prriiton Cuinlierland, check-mx o fact o rer--,Se pt. 30. IL Everitt. I; rent yargnotith; grnver-:-.Oct. It. -M:Farnell; banker--Oct. 8.. It. Antler, High-street, Poplar. chandler— Oct. IP. %V. Renton, Iloxtott-fields, nurseryataii—Oct. 8. J. Darwin, Wapping.- Wall, tailor. CEIMPICATES—Oc r. 8. 3.-Estvidier, Piccadilly, 'vine , merchant—C: Squire, Furni tas. Itin-enurt, Ilotborn, printer— H. B. p 1 ..; Riches- Court, Lime-street, mercliant--11. Chapman, New-rinssl, St. Geortes East, eau Calvart, Svdenhatn, sbit-owner— Scaticroft, S.' Stoerrrort, and W: I lulton, .I , l ll leaster, bleachtrs-3. Gowen, Mark.lane, nine awl splrit.inoker— L, .Sallunstall, M. Atrate, and T. I>a wharn“ Flort.stimet, liurn.drapers—W. Philipin, Bread-street, meroltont.--11. tnytield, Stark-lane, wine and spirit broker—H,Cl ie s i epy, High Holborn, fringe Mnnnfacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED: 0.-Gardner and Co: Man Chester, dryaalters. F. Muller ant,V lianiaurgh, Cierniany, T. Lowndes, Jun, and:Co. Booth ' jun. Lirerpotil, corn-merchants—J. Tickle. Padinain, untl W. M 4 kay, Burnley, Pinctollire, cot tsn-spinners-11. and ',T. Horne and Cn, Haiuhurgh-L,l. Armistead .irrul Co. Leeds,.hrusli and.mnstard-nratrfattr(rers —J. Smith and Son, grocers—J.. Hntl T. Situpso n , n o th er hith e' ri tin M, White Itidley and T. Winship, Coreper Colliery, NOrthuniberland. . . INCREASING' NIONOroI.Y.—It appears that ft.sys tern of Monopoly prevail, on a part ,of the Great Weitern Road, which all - 'ects very considerably theisoperiot classes of Sficiety. -We me infoimed (runt Ars ttot.heittic source,. that Otudrly all the pub lic houses, in the town orA-, belong to bre.tvers anti. wine.meEchAnts,. who' not only inonopoliie the' sale of liquors, bin occasion the . ntotinpoiy of the postbi g on the yoati, For tliesirrerinai art lit habit of- trgraing . with thu - yoethutliets; the posth.g into, tlutt un COTltliiitM of their Luting to lay'ent aridemrend at speniku.: bum attutiafly for illti , Llictoors, the said ..hreWcra and trine. hlvrOkur4)vilL Wo.(1 their, awn ittuatitsi tieing 410.:t, P i rli of pohlic-holises on the sAnue„hne rot usr spine tniser obligatory' instro , fluent's, 1101 to Iterp, or suffer to be kr rat. prerni,c,, any post •carringet, or post .li+ttscut =By this ttitM4llit evident tht‘t,.4Otopetitlotris restrain art,. rani, the. price -tit. -It4Stilty, cotton to _tile . ilitY 01 the Nol}ilityfOtary, 4sautt.,i4 !ratelling 111AfteATE, Serr. To the surprb)e ftildregret,.rif every, the Rev. F. .Bayley again ,this f;CitS.4)l§ per:fevered in his resolution of sliiitting the pulpit Of Ilk 'church to ahe use of the Sta-BatbingLliiiitinaryt: the. cause cknelact„ourst . be left' with. himself to explain ; it is. bowever, .conjecturee ‘ l here, that as the Gentleman .wily, last year advocated tie Cause Of this , Geldlike Institu tion is absent 'frOm iii health, -the' t he does not dread a -repetition of the laudable effort he made to eciiinferict theloss that would have been saitained•to the Charity in the refusal if ibis his church; by standing at• the eburchayard g r ates to receive contributions.; but as the. legality of the act ~ vris made manifeat,---indeed, was go ably ex, pounded to him at, Maidstone by Judge Bayley (and at'et exPence to•his' friend, the Magistote; for bii temerity in taking op Mr.ltribies, of at least 7001.), we shall not he surprised to fillet thiti alternative again resorted to. The Archbishop of Canterbury will be made acquainted' ; with the second i-itrusat, and We are all anxious to know the result. The Vicar of Birch ington and ,Nlitis,..er elierches have both come far, ward with laudable' zeal to ; upleold this receptacle for the use of the Poor and efilicted, by volun teering-a lettnan at each. place ; and every chapel in.Margate has followed this poke-worthy colt-- ; duct in the mean time, the visitors have ',Mined the :systeth they Were compelled to :illopt last year, by giving a hall ; and 1o: sooner was this determination made known., than all the rank and fashion of the Island of.Thanet stepped for ward wit It eager solicitude to becothe Patrons and Stewards : hut what will the world say when itailiallbeptaas claimed that tkeppposition to ,this chatjty could not rest quiet with having denied the church, but actually the tall-room was refeiseid' fof 'the. Saint; purpose? The tuineful intluente that checked the growing prpscity of this lnstitutipu stance is generally; believed to. have eaustal it, in a second or kow is the srefiisa/ of 201. lot of the room to'he accounted for 'We tlif,l the tater° keeper .will,' for the sekeof, pnblic anxiety; and his own character., explain his in!ives,„thid, let the world know (eith a view to a►roia nn . o)6 contagion) the nian who dared give such advice iu ,tire mean time, his interest laiD bt'ell m 10' made feel that tbe .publie,will not .be trilled with, and in consequence tke..psual anniversary dinner,. wirier for years has been given at the !toyer lintel, was" removed to the Shakespeare, ita Ilawley-aqttere it took place Qll-411ontlity loot , and {it) of the most respectable Inca in the county sat down good a dinner as could lie well 'provided. Sir Wm.' Wizard took the-Chair he was , well 611.4 ported by lii'elvv..Wright,,,Cm,,_ bits Oplay. Jt we re superfl e ous to add, the day was poem %vitt the greatest conviviality: Mr. Benison, evho known to our readers as having for very mettle veers occupied the spleadid library of this piece, hearing of the refusal of the ball-yoonis, tender: ed (and in a niatiner that does equal honour . toil his head and his heart) the urge of MS elegant llootns tp the Cominitte,e. This .generous- con ► - duet bas gained . tint . the oprobittion. 1 ; 14 est e em , of every one (sit%e only t lie eniatle trio, wil . o,op pose the Cliarity'oltogetliety and We doilbt not t his own feelings lave been a source of luffilitelf more gratification to hint than if he had trgorbi .- - tantly required a suini of money, which the fund of the Charity could ill .afford to pay. The ref asst~ Qt the halkroom seemed to give a new stimultts, tvi the exertions of the Committee, and in eonselneiio at Least-500 persons were assembled on thib te t d!it gratifying oceasinn,. lit would lwipvldibits tomett4A tion the names of, those who attended ; it tihiNr.b enough to ,that it included all the ronli;. `fashion, arid beauty of thelstang. If the Worth? opposers Of charity, who may be assimilated u•itts their no, less worthy frietni The fr a i N t,'! r •-; tor like them, because they cannot rule in tier t,e own , destructive way, 'Would tvillittgly Crtitnp tl\u energies of the nation, by withholding-their gun* port frOlii the gobscripcion now on foot to preycuti lime ensure order: of society from STARVING they, forsooth (these noble imitators of fartioti and discontent), because the LondOn . Directorsi would not be entirely guided by their thegreticiii nutimit of woicla Copsieti , totht4 grav=e hundreds or . twor fellciw-creatures; tit torwhose atilicting,diseasei.no reMetly, no palliative, is :to be : found, : _bUt that which isolfered at the Generat Sea-,l3.athing Intitmary. The visitors it Rains, gate are about to follow the noble rumple of Nlargate, by giving Ball to. a finquight. The Minn-nit of Wellesley is tirldtrstood to ..tako the lead on this proud occasion. Lord 144 Temp 01, t.ld has always been `l i atrOtt and President, is nisei to . be'presenti, and we dank not, titat. be.. ,wilk be ctikiat4t o'94lW:tire •ivirlt the one at :Matote,. Thus .it is that god fre quently comes out of erd ; it cannot be doaltz ed that the fetnetly to meet the jevil-Wlll be made MO re than iittivatient to lito use tile Cblireb.--;.. . _ . , Wa we loot, „ tot,tyorit ITU uxioy know tho natytes of (i"ii)iiellit'llWho prop►ose Fe) themitselves in the cause of Chlait, by hot the plates': tit the.Choreh.pird.ntes, - liceillise it tisilk,t!ti)l•4l the less iimieht pun or our vi - (1 r *CII its opportiwity ()s'hich the Bail t.lteloy iii, gttiit their nfitgrto B\4l,port th( poorer and brOtittert, ileah!'etc which, the itutiutil irpetitioti of this legol Hs. it win iii time iernh tins, oppovr;:. , the! funds' --it conevrt :4 l wilt not in: VakV , l hee,mse ir. t'eeciyed enit their oit ttivivoet:ttE ., sion them ortejill it to 10494,e, feeplotiso atilt to ti itgtiet o',;ftiCivitors lit the enviebie feeling oist:Evi: itta l their ieltoW.creottices - - Ac latt Y t tile Quit: illiley t:ktntritericeWh i g. day; and we learn that. con4i,l4r4lAy übtin ZiCU art tti be tFicti., , ^ , . 4 I ! 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