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V C } •<, tJ~ ~~` •,-~,f. t'l yi%~ti t , 1117611(304?:,.-teiC: 01 0e - ' /eA,..011e, , • , NrIVIDEII. P477:1 Octpber c.ri,.,13 ‘ ; 9. THE CO,ll/1/ISS/0 WERS for vrCTUA L. f.tING •:. Hic ; AL-a ES 7: Y S do heret7 Air!! -Votice, Thor on Twist/ay, the, 2d "uf _Von" 71P7: 'key Wilt r rrann . To reteire Tenders in .a.-ritinli• an) and 'treat for One 'f ( "ndrr ! and .21eelve TonsorNEW STOUT WON HOOPS, the.talrnrintr ?),estriptions, viz. • BUTT HOOPS' St; PT, \TF T)1170 l4 -'• CANN BUOY D1TT0...... 3 • ; 10 .4e 1 re- v mofacturell from tLeo:,/, brokezr, nn4 bent Flues o f Iron 1: trno remaining ou His 41.! jetty's Vietlralh:ag Premises at flepifor , to be the spare 0 4 ireeles,,,lrs equal. weehty pro;:ort - inita, ,i1.!10 the Tzi s tuttlik , g t.tores a ; that 'place ; to he paidfji -. by Bills; 'pm+ablr, tbitho . 2 . zi Int, rest, KO days after' date: 17te e the Conti - eat iritly.be *nit": at tAe some r.• . • _, , . _ -Vo regard evil 4e. hate tr, any Torrler in tr , 47rh t.'e Price insertc.l' in 17 7 Cr1: at length, or . that "shaft not det Tr! to rhe - imin,k. One o'Clock on the 'said Tars 4Y,' eke stl of N u een t .kee.;ec.rt ; *or mulcts the Person Make: the Tender, or some Pprron ux his be/saif; attend:, to an6ieer when called feiv. Each Telteet 4 must also be stcco2npankrl by a Letict 4 signert 4 " hoe - responsible Person:, ensragiag• to become taunt( with th ' P6 - : .7- l it,,,derin g ; in the Penal Sam of L.lOOO, for.the Per, ii.:uance of the Contract. I'ICTC.II,GINO OPF IC , Scpie..nber 3, I 14. THE COMMISSION fjtS . for VIC7'L TA LUNG • .Ilia 4111J.LjTY'S N.-11 7 1' kerebri :ire Notice, Hurl °' Tuesday, the 411 z of Jannarine.rt, Vey ?rill serearly to r : e five, Tcndcrs in 'writing (sealt:d up), Ind treat will, such I:.r.rson as will undertake to sappily (on separate cfaztrarls) , . 411 4 0irli rprantities .f SEA PM/VISIONS and FR ESII F • 1 " 4 / 1 Ge re7uirtd inr:tfir use .of his illajesty's Ships and l'i lclrts 1I- '.7artait o and 2k 7 ve Providence, during the 'spate • r licelne2lfenths tertoin, front the 4114 day or Mardi mr.rt s „ "dfurther 'until sex 31,,ut1." warning shall be giren for the te rndoertY o' n of tte Coatraels, the Conditions of which marl he s een at the Sterr , ary' regy m j w ill b e hi u t to 'anii Tender in telireh . the Pry: , "all not he insertel ir words at leugt!‘, or tliGt "dial' s '"l. be delivered tri. the &aid !re/'re t The o'Clock Sin IL , 4 ' 44 Tnesdap, (lit' • pf ..fanuara nexf ; star unless the rie ; frf?e Pri•ii.;, an his hehri/f, v etterd s • tn wizen rail ra fifty jender jar Prot:Lit:us Cas,:ract that ~,,:tai.,sexli'Reog, P it • Pfit-es (1 r sortie rl••tr(4s,. fries s" rinr to ,liter 1., al btre ?epon be'leito.,•.'l.3.e,l'as:proper. co or 4%6W :flea. - • . • 4 . .- , ricTire:nder nausY4?,,ka: ~cro.x.van, ' o,-! tr , 'f . t . %'""r4pnn:+ihle• L,r4n.ne v_:tt th -ertrtn 'tar : 0 0 '-frir- Noce n ZjOrMallCe' for,Ziri4 cycl. if • fhe.f . ;- ..4J , 1 S • 14 . 10 )4/.V.4;'S a NP.LT i) I'CY.. Ew It OF IiVITIMEA`Z °to the 'l'2•7: thir of 07tohet'i t',..;• , ; mlssiow ~f,T)1(11;rIpt icks jfisueti is ai~t;t :41101tti ,1- 4 " . . I.rica3lc 2 i'din'. tnekkroThry, t o :ort tsf Joseph timith ` .(l4 '"s. Lt . ; of .14e . r"O',i;t1.1fidei:•ilitoo: in the Colt.itv Merch,eli, I i'VA)er nod C:11.,!!"o1.9, antler iie seas ~o,t • A s si4n ) t iek' n of diii Zoete- ift•et s. An ~chßt +4 tree J user h s m i t h .1,- tins < s ,tei , vere.l to iti.,Aisigiet , ei t:,•t'rs -•;!cc , ,uots rehtting • •octi Estate,tyr . sot Pas%«tt his egsi the'octip; . tOothfiSO'On:- ort i'itikr the said Co . ,iutiN%ien'trnve ae/joUrileti tit!. ilime sine die ; AaWlitisis to / giye er - A•ry . .;• , er,on and wl, O strait stake 4 ,, ,scovery any ;cart of snti , Estate in the sai•,l :kccocists (ead wil; c h t ic t o: •• c t re to 0, ,f Coe Ass:et,ce4 or Ult. tars:, I ,l: i t'tVtiV. 2 7ll.4ifttta'!ut .t;,-!tile CoLailiigsiorlert • ittilit'V .the t "ntrol9simiotV : , att of {bent, if owe() i t ,''Cltty ree Ceututo nn ttot paopefty reo% ; sitcii .f 0' h e bi tl,O of Mr. real • dl.', Nutt - nigh/tin; or Resso.: Hord iiiid .;01111 , 011, of the •' London. • HI nD JOIINSON. g, I•:eiy B. ,' , .;e-sti-cet, I,oridon. tltinnuttEn site, P , F.G t corn) yon, that trer since the ~.,.Yer't 11 , n 11tad been atHicten with the Les Venereal, `Tglcil. , mt . it.s oiistinately resisting every course of tliedinitie liythc I-3st t. eminent of the fßeulty here, evera!srvere c."urscs salivation, and twit.e. dis- Il it'ed front the Hospital with little relief, woulei w r ipear to t qf the roost inveterate nature. In tI.T spring of last year ti? d. iAoriler had Kitt to sash a Is:, ad,as nearly to pat a T. tr i :) e vxistenee—l had it large ulr on t crown uf ntv ul "e . each arm, and T'IY /CO we ce re broke oat in a fri..7;:ttit: 1 4: 111 t ; my tightvii", painftl, and had bee:. in a ths c q of ulceration for the i..st seven years; may left ha , : also tl lar'onoth.s.on it, was vim.; much disel)toure::, and 7.ay.• ase St ell ezcrueiating pain, paitientaxly when warin in bed, Jaa, --tu,a rlito deprive me of rest; im this !ante:l:able state, I r Seinnmeniled by Mt. J. Tlioltpso.), r s who ceived to VlCf e l li Leure by them bore), to take vour ',cake's Priteist.POls, topt n 'l began to do on the it'll. o. May; iu the course of a itau lt l sq t - 'l - hegan to 'receive .I,enek -in little inure tliam 41 4 . 1 „ 11 t 11! ulcers on toy bead leera ti'lll suidly heitill— leve,4rttw, the sores 00 try benie 4E; d ;dile Irtvin ni 7, a bee:- 4 44 2 t onsiderable diSdolonrat ion sl at, and pair) in the n 6 l:th e l e ft, w hi c h i by the Wst eing. uf God, and a little th t ,)Persev,e,rance. in yulir"nvaltunde Nlediciny, sitlosidcd ; the rout's trspersing, tt. sl;:n reg..ining its r , •.rical hue, and lioettirm,l going oti.—! rh:ts heennie, by ",,, E tl i !liberal a d v i ce an d meilieuie, perfectly tree front all ray complaints—have recoveit-.1 a(:i former .spir.:s a mud trn,t" l, i anti 1 . 111) becomeatq! fat, tr. which state haring k e "turd notify ramiths t ,le the iititi/11i1111111C•It of all who knew , ant at a hiss its what tetras to express,ey ; gratitude, but tVl) l l,,for the - , ocal , of otkr suffering mortals, to make 7 4 1 0 ;rn c Y case as its po=silde, as 1 shall on every occa ; tp sddoing vo l i' wii ; treatly offilge, your "Tate fu I, obedient, vet - v ito na I e servant, LEX. AlUltliElt an 1 Close , Ft l ; _ met, Fdin:tttrGh. „ Weiirtst.s tottie Woore '`,'`Ripson, No. 3, New Ponit re ,A:tr ket, Ellinburgb, pre"°lth 9 / 1 . 41 .A051i, OW Assembly dose, Ell , Abul*Kh• I.o lt P. 111 :eqatiti sold by tic sole Proprietor, riii)MAS • NleinCier of the Collegu' Stirl:eon S, at 11 ” etnl wV, Ne liritllzi-street, ',Oudot' I whet e, after a ui:9ot residonce of mor e ~tattu 4U ye,a ill a practice rtrti incirr4l,l,:.l.lrected to tise r eure Veoefecal ca . ipiaiiits and t li er 41 to the arft , of peneration. wol, that ‘ 4 , : tcY Which men P of his Fro fession. d always ohseri inviolabl r 'atj t as "• he flutters .bitnself the ad% ,ts:lst . ane,: cbcr~ttonsit aaminieters top, estils tI. led tc. 4 ttai t .A.T'd,.l:v a diseet4ilin; PoOlic, as au a taze ir hforn ..,11, 1 1"•z •• • tri,ilZ;; ° : l4 - 1 hit; apooint invot;,tar die cotter ni CDC e.l ft huse Zu• zi‘t It‘' ]nell, "" ; itt,T P3. : 9r6 UZil i S • Nr:". 7 it:ill-street : , .1 71 1. ;,Nit cail(vs Pt l :';'" ; I t i•, :;; ! _at 1,4it•.,0 41,1 !ti boxes lior. , '• 1 , / tX 4, 4.1 • tct il""t t iNatb4ivtes .are, ;.. )71f9 rtn fi r - tor,' ~‘‘it,y__4,7 ti) • A ••, • „ z • . _ _ _ . MONDAY...OOTOBER '25 1819. .EX rritin (:'t URI; ritATH ori the X PALE 9ORSE, fs - r RE f IEtTED, ST. PETER'S EIRST* - SERMON, PAUL cif BARNABAS RECEIVINO the ENTMES, the BRAZEN.. SERPENT, - the CtIAJCI VIXION of our SAVIOUR, with .;Ihe'r PIeTt.TRES and• S!,,E'rCLIES, are now EXIIII3ITING, Wilder tho ianntitliate Patronage of his Rtiyal Iligliv..ess the 'Prince 1:x4; - ft, at N 0.125, PALL-MALL, agar earltou-House, every day. from 'feu till five. By Order, CFI - ARLES SMAILT, Sea. It 10; TO,BE / S QL ° A l - 7 9P": • 1 • ("'• SOTLIEIW, At his House. 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Artists are a jealous race, itpeek:ng g•eneraliy, and,tbietie who wish to set ye tiiern'a?: a body risk Cite d•iiigeo of,-.iffending tlitise Who como,en.l are equally it .;anger of giving ofElice.to ihe general tioily ' , be red ton is obviore.;l cat*:n has Ms own be• itig itivonii! tt (he p u blic ; at;;! igitOrttlll of the therits of works Of art as tl.e l.ublic nray.ti,, yet the: solid par of . the tiniiiformed has no . ville4r odour to lessen its intrinsic valiie in the eyes of those Who receive it. . But colisgerine all eircuenstances, tie jti‘.ilie neglect of stetne. 'lie bes• pr.:ditctions of art pi:hely what might he anticipated ; fi l. to j'etlge of what is hest, and to reward lie -l•est examples, inipties a previous education. bur a sort Of educa tion which cennot, be' acquired by the ptrbliein general. Neither can it be attained at our Universities ; for they do not consider it as a necessary part of the education of a` Gentleman intended for Law, Physic, or Di vinii y, to know any thing of Draw ing, Modelling, raintiog, or Sculpture,. Hence Noblemen, and men in other respects of high arid solid acqiiiretnents, arc cutitent to intie bit very expensive palaces, that in outward 'tip• pearance resemble barracks, granariei, or mecha nical manufactories. And hence a `still greitet evil,—hotises are constructed unfit fOr thie rece - p• then of works of Art. And if we should eser sneceed in pro!lticitie a SchoOl, fit to cope et ith those which the fifteenth century produced, and even glee a turn to tie public mind avcittrable to the*support of "such vviirki,•tbeee will be no places to pot them in when completed, The cultivation *of appropriate architecture, and fihe proponion ((ut on proportion al! tiartnony depeeds born the cottage to tt6 i pftlete) must pry pare. the*.'ea..e to na: . ional supremacy i 0 arts of every' kind, I;'t ti itil'we have able ernte.sors in r°rery branch of the Fine Arts eqablisited in the 'Uni% e: sides and the liiitish Mnseum, whose offire it sit it be to guide the taste of. the tiling generation, assisted, uv collections,• al , vays Open ;.o the I' , 'ilic Ills e tlti ['alt.:Mall Institution, and, in rrsprcts, :he British Museum, end free ac ceSS, at elated peri,als to our best pr;Yete collece ion. for the pOrposes of study, under proper g• ides, we shall never bellol,l a wealthy etisto • y not to discredit the Country sometimes, by ill-directed patronage. Allow me titiw- to-state the cause that has let! • thes - ;- - Lrefiee iai. It- has 'been - • niy - tifisfort une for agi eat many years to witness peculiar abili ties Presentine*themselves on the horizon of the World Of art, without Ling ltailerl or cheered, advancing, us it were, tinder a vet!, and declining without much notice of their setting splendour, principally front *the causes before mentioned— the e•ant of talent to judge among those who had the means and perhaps the desire of s*UpriOrt ing merit. _ _ But among the most remarkable instances that late times have prod - treed, of •coldneks carried to the extreme, may I be permitted to nninz out the almost ignorance petite Public of one of the finest works nearly finished that ever did honour to a nation,--a work that, had the Arist who uldnued. anti executed the design been - born - at 'Rome in the 15th Century,, he might have been placed in company with RAPIVARL and MICH/kat. ANGELO—or it at Florence, would have xcit ed the jealousy of CFI-LIN!, and have placed him in the rank of LoRENZO GHIBERTI, and have made him thesompanko of the Menlicean Princes i—a work that would have called forth the praises of the 'Fos P4 ; ets, in the purest lauguage, - and been teßwied by the military Caroni., it was invented to honour with unlimited patronage, and tides cunt - tiring merited praise. Tit it SHIELD OF WELLI,44GTobt; designed, exe cuted, and now, el,borately .engraving by iVlr„ STOTII.AFD, I do not hesitate to pronounce would - , in those places sit ill such times, have produced all the effects which 1 have described ;—for first, real judges would' have considered the design as in many respects superior to the TEAJAN °PAN.. TONINE COLUMNs,—the execution RS mere . arid the boss in the centre, as equal to the best Greek, antiques, in point of thought and harmony of compositiou, original, splendid, and impres sive. This walk of art be has divided into ten corn partments, containing n e at ly th e whol e of t h e lluxh's victories; —and the centre, piece which they surround, may be considered as the climax to, the whole, that of WATKRLOO ; where he is exhibited as .imiugoo horseback from the midst of an nib of light, surrounded. by all his G, ue rals, trampling on a nation . subdued, widi em• hletuatical figures. • To particularize each 'division, in every one of which the Hero is represented in different atti tudes, is not the object of this Letter, but rather to call 'the attention of every lover of the Fine Atis to a composition that will for ages honour to the Country, for it is, I understand, now nearly • conmle.ated in, missive silver, in basso and alto-it:,i.vo, in a style likely to rat iify the eminent Artist, v , hose reflecting mind and persevering hand lids produced uohle a monu ment, and constantly superintended its execution : Thus %vie have.a pritol that he is built a_ paiuter and sculptor, and understands asAvell the com positions proper for executing in marble or bronze, as lie does the elegancies of his art as a * Our ;nralualde Medals are still R dosed cabinet, con litinnbg a impratriat. brancl) 4.4 - stutly tv .thr Attists—it stiou;Ll be opci.l, P(.1=1:1 1.1;1( S . F. r4C F. paioter. The Father we (111 know of or-atriet . it, in h coo-try; t 'tea ifq.'ver)rld shoWNoe.itiVAil9744/, - "Mn'gi . tl,ev win bd ColiVilieed that he is al, graver for•tite bette.4or,r4y,ing. i i, that -,1F.1-4iLit is niozq r-like, of by ex a-...ssive t fine"' ;in :di Of excritenciel tiikeilpiaties, , tia fit as seers thont, ar.c. stip,ci.en)itfrat, • , Yet I:is mohic sttOrk, #hicit has heett.going on neatly years with 111r:e1....v01t Ettit4) l irrti, Hurl Mill be the admit:mints of both. title Fcsiich Ho d Itatkaitsi'it is scarcely Spoken of at quite tinttiostot, rind I beiieve 114 s °nix by Itecit t4;nt,b'. , 4.ll'secn by.the : titrro ..T1.16111 itot:nne , l to Liu:loot. 'rite t l f ewif i g, at l e n g th coo, tl in s ee pi a , 61,(11no t hit t .1 tl,e form ot an 111)111:11se SI/1 0 1 (1 , I have iat,ly ttiFrcted with great delight. at:cl; tort} se4lSit,o4 Of Os intrinsic vaitte, I ctintiot withhold toy 'act bit priise...ond recuttitti..nd4 , ion nukiceocpthcli, 1 4 ,12ce, itl Ociperc ton tcinplaAon_ of, the work, a matt of .ii t to4o44!icn it-I,oy he gaitt.....d relative ti. the trite .pthiciplus of anti tp the T uil:aifortned 19!pr- of the benefit tain;:(l that I bare, in the commeitce. merit of thiS piper, alluded to, from_ t 3. perfect conviction of our .deficiency in this particular anch of study. G. C-. From the LONDON GAZETTE .of Oct. 23. Dublin envie, Oct. 18. His Royal Highness the Prince Itegeot tnis been pleased, its the name and on the bett'aff of his AlOje,ty, to grant to Sir • John Francis Cradoek, a General in his - Maje•tf's Forces, and to the weirs, male of .his tntdr lawfully begotten, the dignity - of a Baron or this . part vf•tiis Majesty's United Kingdom called Ireland, hy.thetatioe, style, and title of Fla, ton Howden, of Grimm . , And of Spaldington _and of Cra dockstown, in the county ut Kildare. . , Ortger 20. His Royal fiighness the Prince Itcgent hots been Kraeionsly pleased,.iu the; osaaka and on thcheli.df of his M,destv, to ap poott Lieut.endrit-Geneial the Earl of Dalhousie. to be Captain-General and Gorern.:r-in•Chief, o: the Provinces of Lower and Upper ClitiOtla; Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and . .li.elsiandb of Pritiet'Fa4ward and Cape Breton.: His Royal Highness has #lso been pleasul,..„k , the, namo :nil on the beh.latof hi Mrtje•ty, to ftpitoiot Sir James Kempf, G.tY.B. ,t(f . he Lieutenant-Inventor of Nova Scotia and its Dependencies. MILITARY ; PROMOTIONS. War- Ufficr, Cc:. 22. 2d Regiment of Dragouos—Coraet 2.llgustus William 'Bey man to he Lieutenant, by pnrchase, vice Walker, who re ! . tires;• nine,. Gentleman, to be CM" let, by pot . chasi., vice Heyman. Mdli.egitnent of LightDragoons—ißrevet Major :Charles to. be Major, by purchase, vice Davenportorhu retires 4 Lieutenant George Lloyti, 11. be Captain of a froiip, by pur chase, Vice Stilted ; Cornet .I,4in Brown Finch ,to be Lim tenant, be purchase, vice Lloyd John Floyer,Gentlemaii, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Finch. 19th Ditto—Cornet Georg - e Mato be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Burton, who retires; Hon, George Hervey to lie Cor net, without. purchase, vice Duff. • Std—Dittu.—„Li4ittenat4.,Uettre .Dwyer to he Captain of i troop, 'by purcha4e, vice Paterson, promote/I; "Cornet • Edward John Mildinay be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dwyer; Jilin Berners, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mildway. 14th Ditto---John Barron, Gent: to be Cornet, by purchase, rte Roche, promoted, Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Nark Beau. - toy, ham half-pay , of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice Beaumont Lind tio:naiii, who exchanges. *2ll Regiment of Fult—Licotemant John Nunn. -from Ina- pay of tialh Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John• Maxwell Wil limus, whoexchatiges. 12th Ditto—Capt•sin Robert Betteridge, from the 67th" Riot, to be Captain of a Company, cure' Gray, who exchanges. 46th Ditto—Assistaut-S.orgeon ltiihert Andrew 111‘Munri, from half-pay Sath F0,.1 . , to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hood, appointed to the-Willi Foot. 52d Ditto—C . :o , 6,i Eli Ward rim Fitzgerald, froth half-pay Rd Dragoons, twbe,•Captaiu _of a Company, without pur chase, vice Russell, appointed to the l2tn Dea.zoons. 57th Ditto—Direct 111ajOr Hector M'Laine to be NLijor, parch:Ai-, - vice Carey; promoted ; Lieutenant Peter Mac •dougoll to be Captain of a Company, I_)r purchase, vice ..WLuiner Ensi:,n.James Doig to be Lieutenant, by pur,- - chase, rice Macdriugiilf; Henry Shailforth, tikt. to he En:- sign tux base, v,ce Doig. •67th Ditto.—Captain George Blanchard Gray,--from the I 2th PoA, to be Captain of a Company, vice 14etteridge; who ,exchanges. 76th Ditto —Lieutenant John Clarke to be Captain of a Com .pahl; by purchase,vice Rankin,- Who' retires. 61st Ditto—Ensign William M`Donald, from half-pav 34th. Foot, to lie Ensign, vice Charles Irvine, who exaaages, re e eiving the difference. ,86111 -Ditto—Captain Francis, Jackson, from • half-pay 87th FOot, to he Captain of a Coinpany, vice Charles Scliaw, who-exchanges, receiving toe difference. 136th Ditto:--AssiStantSni - geon Samuel Hood, from the 46th FoPt, to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice. Bell, - deceasen. 88th Ditto—Ensign David-Jardine, fvottl half-pay. lit Foot, _to he Ensign, vice John Hickson i wno exchanges, rec.eivins the difference. /-- le ,- i , ... •, ~ . 1 , ,k . _ ..,,,,„ , a 4 s2iV i . 'l s ._ , - - i,.., , ~ . tSrl k , -,,.. ..,-,e ..‘ : 3 ' , ;:, - cer. ;t:,,, 1 .,5. - ' f ' r •-.): ~ , ~,.. V ' ~. , / ' `;* ' ' ''. . ();;; 111110. y( BANKRUPTS. G. Bingley, Piccadilly, tuillin . er, to surrerider Oct. 26, at ele ven, Nor. 1 t, at twelve, and Dec. 4, itt eleven, at Guiloba!l. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Gulden-square. • C. Buck, Sun-yard, East Smithfield, Octtoller,,t)ct. 26, Nov. 4, at ten, and Dec. 4, at .cicreu, at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. Birkett,.Claak-lane. G. Francis, Albany New•road, Camberwell, Irish provision merchant, Oct. :10, NUP. 6, and Dec. 4, at twilye, at Guild hall. Attorney, M Babinghal I-st ect, T. Snell, J. Rowley, and C. G...l.rer, Millwall, - timelmuse, timber merchants, Oct. :30. Nov. 6, and Dec. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holt.Thre4dilvtiiie-street. G. Johnson, Bristol, engrat er Oct. 25, Nov. 4, and Dec. 4, at eleven, at the White t.iun lon, Bristol. Attoriiies, Messrs. Price, Will!ants and White, Lincoln's•lnti, London . ; arid Mr. Browne, .lolin-sheer, ittistol. J. Brown, Aber, Gluniorgansiiiie, edge tool-manufacturer, Nov 4, 5. and Dec. 4, at eleven, at the Cardiff Arins Cardiff. Atturnies, Mr. Wood, Cardiff; and Mcssis. Williams, and White, Lincoln's lnn, London. I. Hitchon, Kidderniinsser, wool-stapler, Nov. 15, at five, 16, and Dec. 4, at twelve, at theWinte Hart Inn. 1-N111.141,y, Worcester. Attornies, ;Messrs. Ludington unit Hall, Se- condat its' Office, Tem*, Loudon ; mid Mr : Emery, Kid- durmii,ocr. T. England, Cm - 4HW, vintner, Oct. 26, at eleven, Nov. it „ at tts rive. and Dec. 4, at eleven, at Ginn}lna. 48ttornieft, llessrs. Qual;eft and Hancock, Pros;,ect-row, Dockbrad. G. I;lli*airs, Argyle-street, manufacturer in bronze. Oa. Nov. 13, anrl.l),c. 4, .6t ten, at Guildhall. Attufriey, Mr. Dclie;.rinidel-street, Strand. .L Droiid-street-buildings, cne,rchant, 0ct.9.5,30. at ten, and Dec. 4, at eleven, at Attorities, Itear.:ohand Co. Corbet- court, Cracechoretr-street. J. A hertun, Lit. rpoo!, hosier, Nov. e., Dec. 8, and 4, tit tAcsen, at the George inn, Liverponi. Attornies, Xlessrs. Adiiugton and Co. 13edfurd-rowi and Mr. W. Thouipswi, Liverpool. J. Botsover, Stockport, t heshire, flour-dcaler, Nay. 5,6, at ten, and Dec. 4, at the, at the Dug Tavern; Miincli...,ster. Solicitors, Iklessrs. Addliogton and Co.- Bedfurd-ruw; and ;11cssrs. Cbye find Co. • L‘.lnocilester . . • [Divtei;, To-itiorniw.] rence fever ,d at (jog' that t ex* I lea d . ,c - , r e A :pr" . P l°. Jere abet ► 003 f 4)C rder i t hat or niri g 1 01 g an/ u ottt lif 1 .5 ' li g ii'. rtor li for' lios g vt'o Ili al. Vie roe' l r de , e• or. 00' U 3 r . rtet i sub' ►*K' f° this :O E t jA be irc" fl 11/I JP: r , tl' ti' t