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.3 ( t/ liwtir.ll(l rat J. of I ~,.. .. it • . : • . - *IV* . /4' ... :,. - • . . 4. -- -- -1 • ..k ' I ',', - ill\ --._;_=,,,-. $., . ...lks . ...., ~ . ...%'—',....---,;%•• --.," --......_---......_' .4` !. ) ,......... W ,' i N .;, ' ; ..... 1 , , ,,,„ . ;:l'' . o l '',.•.,,,.. .. •.7 .$ , ... '' , c „ :" "t rj.. 4 ~. sz. / to- , . ~.... ~.,,, of. 5i el i WEDNESDAY. lULY 7, 1819. NUMBER 8%83.] {PRICE SEVENPENc r; In a few Days, DON JUAN. CONTRACT FOR FLOUR. 11 0 r AL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, June 2S, 1819. SUCH Persons as may he willing to Contract for Supplying this Hospital with Five Hundred Sacks ° t FLOUR, may deliver in their Proposals to the Directors "f the said Hospital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, the of Ju►y. ensuing, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon : " 41 11l the mean time he furnished with Forms of Pro !' 1 : 4 ' 41 5, and acquainted with further particulars, by inquir at the Steward's Office here. N •B• Nu Proposals will be received after the hour afore. 114 3 our will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the 14 " Forms ; nor unless the Parties personally appear. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE:, July 4, 1819. U 1 tyre PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S CRDYdXCE do hereby give Notice, — " t P roposals will Le received at their Office, in Pa " before Frid,9, the 16th day of Jo'y instant, from C"e4 Perso2rs as may be willing to undertake the fop* of ( WES, RANGES, and other tirtieles for Service of this :'Partm::!, for a period of three years, detrrnainable after eke rzpiration of the...first Year, upon Notice of three .11onths, th * optir,n if either Party. ?•cieterns of the 4rtieles may he viewed upon application at Prineipal Sterekeeper's (flue at the Tower; and far er Panieulars, together with the Terms and Conditions a i t ke rewrite!, may be known at the Seci , elar!i's Office, 14.1j elt-Illall aforesaid, any day between the !lours of Ten Four o'clock, where the Proposers must le delivs-red, *tQle4 up, and endorsed " Pt oposals for Stoves, Ranges, &e. ;" j 4 ` 4 Proposals can lee admattri after the said 16th iwtant, 4 ! ?ti! etre o'Clock at Neon of tin' same Day, neither wilt any 4 1.44 4 t be noticed, unless the Party making it, or a x ,/beet ' l-3 6thalf , .shalt attend. Eg Order of the Beard,' R. H CRLIP, Secretary. E ST INDIA HOUSE, dorm 43, 1 Sl3. frin COURTOI - DI ECTORSof t lit- UNITED cow , ANY of NIFRCHAN rs of ENGLAND TRAD. tut the EAST Ils;DIEi, do hereby give Nutiee, 11 'at a GENERAL courier of.the said COMPANY will held at their 11,alse in Leadennall-street, on THURS -41,A 1 0 t. tht s3.lt luh !ler., fro'. Eleven o'Clock in the Fore f,tt unto ..six to the....lievetnng, to ballot on the following Viesiion, v 4. 1, That Mr. CHARLE. S- LLOYD, late of the Bengal Civil '‘'aldishment, be permitted to return to Bengal with 4t Lh Rants in the Company's Service as he shall he enti it 11 vd te e under the Provisions of the Act of the 53d Gco. 114, -Cap. I;>s. Sect. 55." 1,4 • " , t ord e r t o d e ter m i ne by s uc h Ballot w h e th e r thre e p a rts t s . kr, 7 7 of the Proprietors present at such General Court con a., that th e s a id Mr. CHARLES LLOYD be permitted to w ` t4 trs with Rank to India. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. 7Hi LOTTERY. ALL STERLING M6NEY.--NQ STOCK. PRIZES. ktTWENTY-SECOND OF THIS MONTH. RBI/ respectfully infe,rrn• his hest Fi lends, • the Public, that the STATE Lorri.RY will be ALL DRAWN IN ()NE DAY, TWENTY-SECOND OF TIIIS MONTH. Schtwe consists of only 6.050 Tici.eis, yet contains Il i * Prizes of C 20,000;. and the Arrangement is such, that successive Nutubcrs must be all Cipitals, which must k 4 jreat inducenfent to Purchasers to buy Three following I TICKETS api StIARES are selling at B/SH's Offices. r h ., n C III, an 9,Lbaring.Cross, London, and by his Agents ountry.d r• • , J ` J and J. SIV.-EWRIGHT recpefit the Public ' .7 %„ 1 • Attention tothe NEW SMALL STATE LOITEItir of 5 ' 3 )025 Nullifiers. Two Tidies of rash Number. SCHEME. CONTAINS TWO Prizes 0f..-.. • L WY .000 T W 0 f Prizes 0f..............L. , 1,000 I. kl - 0 . . . Prizes of ....... L. 1,060 Two Prizes of .. L. 500 ecc. &e. • 4 •`-L S'ITRLLO NIQN*Y, apd ALL will be .Drawn 'FL TWENTY- SECON - 0 THIS MONTH, July. ki?Qere are tuany new, pninfs- in the Scheme, by one of which I l l. zks 4 chaser of One has the Chance, of .gaining Three . - ti • t-li.ETS and SHARF.S pro now on Sale at tb, Offices Of 4,7 4 (1 J. SIVERICi liT , No. 37, Corihill; 41, nfrd ila , Holbor W n ; 38, Haymarket s ; whev l e they a S o .std, 4 4 ::t Lultery just ended,. No. a,tes, a Prize of 1,000 Goi- -.-;,-, • kiRITISH PAIN , T 11 , 1 Queen-Street, ( IN • . , per cwt. Lurie White Lead,} # l U : i t f tat: finest qua- -161. ,_ tero Y. ' - . •Idi N and Co. in addressing the Public, most respect so4 m W finest , Itform the, 'that their White Lead is of the nest Ilr t , 4 3 , . •IP this article it may justly be said, " the best is Ili,,,'''eapkst." The genuine is the must durable as well as Ill e i'bst ornamental; while the inferior kinds, having had 3 / 4 t, r tSietallic powers reduced, soon become discoloured, and 4 4 1 1 114 erpral to constant exposure to the atmosphere.—Uptou 4 ,114,""°, • sell White Lead at prises front 40s, per cwt. to 445., V l ll for the i easoos before named, they . only recommend , a 4t.. 1 1 - st Quality ; these wiil b.. found superior to many kinds hit. 4 te o ff ere d . to the Puplic as the best, at much higher t u. 41 .111 % • 4 , ), undermentioned. Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat teiN T ' it 'earatice, are very . -preserving, and are easily applied,. A sti, „ 1 , , 1it only to he Unrifled wi h Oil; they are s ui ted for • anings and al out-door work. k. ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS. Or'; yer cwt. per cwt. li ' , le C 4us. Bright . Red • • 345. 'tritet . rreen.. .... , Into ......... 765. Dark ditto - ilik. , 41. fi eel, I„ 4 ' tolou r . • 4as. Yellow - .. 3tis. t I,L'e ditto' • • * 4os. 1 White . - 445. --144 .4te ' 44. Prepared Oil 4s. Gd. per gall. ! Refined Coal Tar Brown 20s. per cwt.. A l 4 ' • - ss,. Altrelostos and PeAlvrs.supplied With cre . rplocrip. " s 'Colon' 6on very ant antageous.tenll3.• • ANUFACTORY, 62, per gallon. Turpentine • ss. Linseed Oil 4s. PUBLICATIONS. KOTZEBUE'S TRAVELS IN PERSIA. This Day was published, In Octavo, illustrated with Plates, price 12s. hoards, NARRA FIVE ept a JOURNEY PE.I-zIA in the Suite of the Imperial Russian Embassy, in the Year i 617. By NIOTITTZ DE KOTZEBUE, Captain ou the Staff of the Russian Army, and Knizht of the Order of St Vladimir of Russia, and of the Persian Or der of the sun and :.ion. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. MR. MONTOONIERY'S NEW POEM. This Thy was puliitshed. In One Volume, Octavo, price to, 6d. in hoards, GREEN LAN D, 410 p oems .— By •AMUs ItI()NTGONIERY. Printed for I.,,ngulan, Hurst - , Orme, and Brown, Landoll. Of whom 'may lie had, The World before the Flood. oth Edition, 91. fhe West Indies, and other Pot Ul5, ,ti) Eoition, Gs. kVandert r of iwii zerland, Bth &brio'', 6, ernes to the Nieniory oi It Iteyoolls, In the Press, :old shortt will be published, A t:ev. of Cratitz's of t,reenlatid, in 2 vols. Svo. NO es, &C. COXE'S 'MARLBOROUGH CONIPLETED. Thi‘ flay were iintoished, hi .2 vols. 4to. price :i t -3s. each, with Purtiaits, Ma i ,s, and Hans, MEMOIRsI , I 3(Jt-1N DoKE,)! NimiL;() )UGH his Original to fr nn the Family tit•coos at 131, 1 0, 11 ,,, amt. . J fht r au tl.chtic Sources. 14y ‘VII.I.IA NI COX F., M F R.S. F S.A. Archdeacon of mid Hector of Be. .erton. The Purettaset s tit this W,trlt, who hate out co .:plittt.d thril S, Ft:gurgled to cf. sit ttntne+at..l. , ,. Printed for Longthatt, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lutu.oh. DLL CHALMER:.'is NEW VOLVME OF SERMONS. This Day were published, In One large Volume Octavo, I-as. boards, S cliched in the lion Church, Glas g ow. By THOMAS CHALMERS, D.D. Printed f. a Longman ' Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London: Smith and Son, Glasgow; and William Whyte and Co. Ednibuigh. 01 whom may be had, by the same Author, Discourses on the Christian Revelation, viewed in con nexion With the Modern Astronomy. Bro. Ninth Edition. Bs. Inc Elide ,eti and Authority of the Christian Revelation. Bro. Sixth Edition. Bs. Sermons and Tracts. New Edition. BVo. Its. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, JULY 5, 1119. N purcuaoce of the Att of the 55th year of ' MIL his present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out aosoaria of this Hospital shall in future he paid quartcrly, in advance, instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby given, by order of the Eight Honourab,e the Lords and others, Cwo missioners for managing the .Iffairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in bralon, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, with v,ir instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Otheu in the yak! Hospital, oft the respective days, and in tieir different c asses, according to their several Bates of Pension, as un dermentioned ; when attendance will be given from Ten o'Clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for the Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to tiie 14tit September, 1373 On FRIDAY, the 9th of July. The Pensiowers at, sd. per day, and tU,se at 6d. to the end of.the numbered Regiruersts. On SATURDAY, the 10th of July. . Those at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and re. Ruining R.rgiments and Corps; those at 7d. and iW. and all the Cavalry at 9d per day. On MONDAY, the 13th of July. Those at nd. per day, from the ist Foot Guards to the elDth Foot inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 13th of July. Those at 9d. per day, from the 61st Foot, and alt the re mining ite;inteuts and Corps; as also these at 1011. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 141. h ofhtly. Those ..at Is. per day, from the , ' afferent Reeimeuts of Ca tatty, with the ist and Qd Regiments of Foot Guards. eon THURSDAY, the 15th of July. Time at Is. per day, from the ad Regiment of Foot Guards, the etid of the numbered Regiments at that Rase. On FRIOAY, the 16th of July. Those at la. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and all the remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at la. pp. per day. • On SATURDAY, the 17th of July. Titose at Is. Id. Is. lid. Is. ed. Is. 21d. and Is. sd, per slay. On MONDAY, the 19th of July. Theta st 15.30. is. Ad. 54. 11.5 y. Is. ed. is. tied. le. 7d. Is. 14. Is. ed. Is. b 1 d. I. 9d. is. 94. and 14. 10d. per day. On IVESDAT, the 20th of July. Those at is. told. per day and upwards, and those Pen sismers who have been admitted on account of Illinitisesk; as also the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and td Troop of horse Guards. It is also ordered and.directed, that all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the said. Hospital do pay particular attention to their Instructions, which they are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which those Pensioners - residing 'beyond the Bills of Mortality are ordered to tralismit to the Pay master-General of his Majesty's ',And Forces in Loudon, their Affidavits as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter-day, without winch their Names will nut be entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their Place of *bode, as specified in their Affidavits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying time same. /Old further to take Notice, that in consequence of various Frauds haring been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Pension and Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Vensioneis so offending shall be struck off the Pension List, end forfeit fur ever all benefit arising from this Establishment; it is therefore to be observed, that in pursuance or this Resolu tion, the Lords Commissioners, at their Mer!ings uu the 17th and 25th of Mardi last, directed the follewing Out- Pensioners to be struck off the Hospital Books r 7th Foot, JAMES JEFFS, at 15.2 d. per day. 7th Dragoons, SAMUEL ME E LLIISS, 9d. ditto. The former having been guilty of forging, or causing to be forged, the Nimes of Magistrates to their Quarterly Affi davits. and the latter for altering his Rate of Pension ku his . Instruction Papers, end thereby 4qtratkiliag the Person ap pointed copy bias his Pension. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and . Registrar. THE COLONIES. NOVA SCOTIA. [To the 7th of June last.] HALIFAX, SATURDAY. MAY 29, 1819. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL soul:TY. GOVEfirMENT-HOUSE, HALIFAX, SLAT QB, 1819. SIR--I have it in command from his hacelleney the E:..11 of DAL HOUSI E, to communicate to von . the encloscd Extract of a Letter trout Mr. AT.. Cl.ll-ON, the Colonial Agent. 1 have the honlur to be, Sir, Your obedient humble Servant, .Touv YouNb, Esq. Sec. Agr. Soc. G. COLTER. ENTPACT nF A LETTER FROM ATCHESON, ES la. To TUH ?ARL OE DALHOU3IS, DATED LUNDON, APRIL, 1819. " I have taken the liberty to atlibess to your Lordship a complete series of the Transactions of the Society for the Encouragement of Ar s, By. at the London, consisting of ttp,warcis of 30 rolnmes, which I beg your Lordship will con demeend to present in my name to the Agricill fur I s , )niety, htely establistied under your Lord ship's an,pices at Halifax, ns a token of the worm inier , st I feel in every meartnre which is likely to pruruote the welfare and prosperity of the Fro , ince. I have the honour to he, &c &c. (mgned) NAT. AI'QIIESON. True Extract—G. CoutEri. Some of the superior Sdrantages of the Drill to the Cast ilusbernaiy pointed out, particularly for Turrnps, Beans, Potatces, Drill lin.htmdly is toe practice of a garden b,,,, ig tit into the field In drilling, the laud must he well cultivated and in fine order; the seed is sown or set at proper distances, in trenches of r t proper depth drawn regularly on the top of the ridge. By being equally and speedily eurered, it is protected from vermin and other injuries. The deep furrows drain off the superfluous water, which, if allowed to stagnate, would pre vent vegetation; the intervals between the rows may be horse-hoed frequently ; and therei,y nourishment may re peatedly he given to the plants, and the weeds almost totally extirpated. Ti•ie effect is the same which digg,ing has upon young shri.lts in a garden. In dril!ing, no more plants are raised on the soil than it can well support ; if any are particularly over crowded, they may he censored by hand weeding or superficial hand•hoeing. But horse-hoeing, besides the facilii ! with which it cleans the ground, also di. tides-and breaks and eau, affords tcthe-plants the full advantage of all its fertility; so that the practice of the gar den is literally introduced into the field; and the least refice• tine will point - out the superiority of thi, to ariy other mode. Tile extra expence of drilling is generally much more than repaid by the superior goodness and value of the crops---4rom , the quantity of seed saved, arid flora the cireuinstanco that hurse-hoeing is less expensive than haud-hoeing. In tht broad-ca , t method, the land is selders so well tilled, cr so finely dressed, as is required for the drill system. The seed falls in some places too thick in others too thin; and being imperfectly covered a part of it is devoured by vermin, white another part is left exposed to frost, or rain, or heats, which greatly injure it. Whelk harrowed in, part of the seed is be vied so deep, that if the soil bet wet, it perishes before it can vegetate. When the seed is 30W14 in this manner, the growth of the crop must he itregular. The toil cannot prcperiy be itrolien to give it more !tout ishment nor can even the weeds and superfluous plants be destroyed without much inconve- 1 nience and mischief. In either.of the above nmdes, no care in tilling the land, previous to towing, can prevent weeds rising with the crop; if these are not destroyed, they will prove injurious and re tard its growth; which, in the broad-cast husbandry, cannot he done, but in drilling will be easily effected by the agency of the horse-hoe. REMARKS. The valuable donation of Mr. ATCHESON to the Provincial Society, through the medium of its Noble President, the Right Honourable the Earl of Dalhousie, announced to me in the preceding notes will he highly acceptable not only to the members, but to the com►nunity at large. The work is of great celebrity; and from the variety, accuracy, and ex tent of its details, stands unrivalled among the productions of the British Press. This act of kindly interest in our pro sperity demonstrates that our late efforts have met with ap probation; and that, in the opinion of the giver, a knowledge of the Transactions of a distinguished Society for the encou ragement of the Arts, will illuminate our path, and serve to accelerate our progress. Wiihout , doubt, the formation of au Agricultural Library is indispensable to the success of our whole plans ; and to this subject I would have much earlier turned the attention of my readers, had I not been confound ed by the open and unblushing avowal of sentiinerits oufriendly to books. Some appear to have thought, that agriculture required nothing save the brawny arm and the sweaty brow; and. that any application of the funds to pro cure these writings, which hare laid. the basis, and directed the practice, of this art, would be a vain and unprofitahle waste of the public money. In opposition to these mistaken and narrow conceptions, I hold, that without the benefit of extensive reading, and the study of physical science, no wan can prefer the least preteasions to the character of au Agri, cultu►ist. Indeed, I know no other pursuit of human life which is so closely allied to all. those 'ennobling and delight• ful researches, which exalt our nature, and expand the intel•r lectual powers to their full dimeneitins. The art Oa farmea is beginning to be ranked . antotig- the learned profeseinose chairs are founded in the different Unirersities fqr teaching it; its publications are the forourite companions' of all classes; geology, chemistry, the laws of vegetable and ►sni mal life, physiology, the veterinary art, are mete'' , hand. niaids nod assistants; and its illustrations and details must b e borrowed front the whole circle of the sciences. Can this varied iriformation be gathered without &acting, mud without Woks? can We knave what is going fbr•J Wart! throngbout Europe in this grind and nniveis Proles. sion, which embraces the interests of the hurnau race, with out consulting the proceedings of the different societies la. Wished iu the several kingdfaxts r I hope that this cooly gift—the first to our infant Library—will awake in our ruin ,s better feelings ; and teach us, that by the perusal of such works, joiued to a diligent pursuit of physical knowledg •, we can alone etpect to hec,in7e en.ightened scientific Nutters. An ignorant boor may tarn Up the ground ; but it is only a wise nsart who Call ctiltivnie it. icus, in this sixth Number, appears to great adran• tape; and the cominuoication is so toll and coin Mete as to stand in need of no comment. I must acquiesce in his final conclusion, that the Province much wants a better breed of dairy cows : and on tbat account an importation from Ayr.- shire is gtot only highly desirable, but in a train of ex,cntiort. The thoughts sent rue on the Drill Husbandry will Ur v. rused with interest; nod although they are neither new nor original, their iinputtance induces roe to give Timm a place in. my correspondence. i have aircady taken so many 4,ppoitu. nities to recommend the introduction of this system, that it Is the less necessary to dilate on Site present occasi , .o ; yet t cannot help expressing my regret, that a respectei;e Society addressed toe last week as Secretary of the Board, on the sub. jest of changing the priers. held out for the drill culture of Turnips; because, forsooth, the; c were no proper art iql , s of Macitinery ir, theCourity. The main purposes ofKivitig these prizes was to furnish sufficient inducement to the Inter to fabricate or procure them; and an ill-timed compliance with this wish would have defeated all the anticipations of the Board, set a seal on our agricultural degrada.tion, anti even raised an effectual harrier against the future advancement of that particular County. JOHN TOUNG, Secret;;.ry. Zro be conthnued.) From the LONDON GAZE i' fE of July 6. EANKRT*PTCIE , ; ENLARGED. J. R. hell, Old Brfmd-street, ship and insurance-brolicr, from July 3 to Aug. 21. J. Daly, lir'oulwich, innkeeper, front July 3 July 13. BANKRUPTS. R. Miller, Taunton, grocer, to surrern'er Tuiv 22, .23, Aug. 17. at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. At toi tnes, Messrs. Collett, Wimburn, and Collett, Chancery-lane. R. Parker, Ellesmere, Mirolothire, grocer, Jab' 17. at th, Wlritu Linn Inn, IVhitcinirell. Attornieq, Me• o n l , Stucker, Dawson, and lieraingliam, New Boswell cotert, Carey-street. T. Harris, St. Nicholas, Worcestershire, woollen-draper o Jaly 2q. 29, Aug. 17, at the Hop-rrvirliet-inn, cester. .13.= turney, Mr. SLuter, Millbank-street, W, E. Turner, Howarth-cross, Lanes/shire, curntiet.r, July 23, 44, Auenst 17, at the White hear Inn, Piceudilly. At.oz ney, Air. Chippendale, Crane-court, Fleet-street. S. Thompson, Clreenhaigli, Nlanehyster, dealer, Ju ly :-!0, 31, Anotst 17, at the GarricVs head lon , Mouche , ttr. tornies, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Londun. J. Harris, Redbridge, Southampton, vict unllrr , Jul 7 3(Y, 31, August 17, at the George Inn, Southampton. Attornies, Mef:srs. Hicks atid Braikenridge, Birtlett's-bui:thogs, Holborn. W. Prohest. Holborn, wine -merchant, July 19, .20. ..rust 17, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Ww.lcson a.ld Ss% Austinfriars. B. Porter and R. R. Mines, Kingston-upon-Hall, glre-ma. nufacturers, July 16, 17, August 17, at the Dog and I).ieli Tavern, Kingston-n .ckttorney, Mr. Ellis, C .n -cery-lanc. E. and L Dent, High-strett, Sonthrrark, batters, July 10. CO. A. 17, Lt Gui Attornies, R.Aine and North, Kinlet-bench-walk, Temple. Hunt,Ebeneer-terrnee, Commercial-road, merchant, .111:7 17, 24, Auz. 17, nt (io!(11):111. .Attornies, Messrs. l'etsiGe and Suos, St. fisvit o's-lane, Lombard Strett. E. Fenziman and H. J. Reynold k, P...-terborou4h, hnherdagh erg, July 10, 17, Aug. i 7, ac Attvruty, Mr. !Spence, !Staple-inn. W. Rent, High Ho!4orn, ststioner, July If), 20, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's -court, Old Broad. street. DIVIDENDS. July 97, T. Brown, Strand, tallor—July 27. M. L. Gay, Upper Norton -street, iklary-le• hone, stone-mason--,July 14, (3. North, Brecknock, carrier--July 27, W. I)..tw-on, 1 7 ,1- church-street, druggist—July 24, 'l'. and J. I) 'wiry, Bank. side, corn-merchants—July 27. E. Fry. Houndsditch, up holsterer—Aug 21. S. and C. Wise, Nlaiilstone, paper-manu facturers—Aug. 2, W. A. and A. Wood, hl.incliester, cotton merchants—July 29, N. Ahlitt, Great Yarmouth, coal-mer chant—July 29, J.Goodchilil, sen. J. and W.Jackson % J. Good child, jun. J. Jactson. and T. Jones, sen. Bishop IV caption, h, hanhers—Aug. 14,J. F. Smith, lit n-street, Bishop:gat e,shawle manufacturer—Aug. 7, F. Forbes, Green% ich. druggist—J 017 31, E. Butt, Rotherliithe- wall, plumber—July 31, .1. F. arid W. Street, Bucklersbury, stationers—July 13, W. M'Ketizie,. Covent-garden, merchant—July 27, F. Willeocks, 'slim:ton" merchant—July 27, T. Greathead and W. Outhwaite, Wel), street, Well-close-squaie, grocer:—.litly 29, I. Nltillock. ton-heatb. Shropshire, nurseryman—July 2R, F. and F. Bourdon, Henley. in• Arden, W irwickshire, drapers—July 28,. U. James, Liverpool, loci Want. CF.RTIFICATES-T ty LY 27. W. Dixon, jun.. Liverpoe4„ trine-Mercfmnt.—T. Rhoads, jun., lioxtun, g!ass-mounter--R. Greensla le, Plymouth, builder—J. Gold)e, Lawrence-nountney-hil, Cannon-street, merchant—it. T. Sharpe, Micklebrinq, Yorkshire, uxoney scrivener—T. Gaunt, Armley, Yastkskire, woolren-mau.ufac turer—J. Bradshaw, C:arlisie-street, Siho, tailor—J. Lilley, Sculeoates, Yorkshire, rata-merehant—W. Coleman, Gosport, baker—E. Cimppett, Waitor.slasisrsetshire, eallioutemaker— J. Sykes and J. Mat shall,. tila k tkugl:am, malts& ers. PA 1-CIW E irs SStr2l,,Y M. Smith, J. Lawson, and C Bracki, 14 , 110444, merchants- 7 .1. Bowden and J. Vatizeller, rokenFionse-yarJ—J. ao:a Lawton, Barnsley, Yo.kshire, linen - matttrfneturtn—lr lett and T. Holmes, Sl:ircoat, Yorkshiro. • woollen- cloth-me. nufacturet s—A. E3ftl, Clifton-Catupville, Statordshire. and W. Blunt, Lullington, Derbyshire, bertetters--X. Sf. 1-Virt,.mtn and ,J, Shorland, Oath, surgeon ,, —.W.,„ and J. Y,:triftriMiaii tin), corn-factors—J. Richards and D. M•Dssaid„ Somerset street, Mary-le-boue, upholsters—G. Neer, etkinshain,flerk shire, and J. Parish, White Horse-yard, Drurrlane,gi °errs —W. Llovullill and: 8.. Davis, ISristol, woollen droper*-1). Holt and T. Bready, Colchester—J. F. Pinto, H. Parker, and W. A. Grquhast, Lombard -street, Fenchurch-street, wine— merchants—J. S. Cooke and E. Harrison, Liverpoo4, tea...- dealers—W. and T. T. Sadler, Walworth, linen-drapers-44 Andrew, S. Ireland. and J. Andrew, Ktr e wr Hey and Cully.. burst, ancitshire, Turkey red dyer +J. Ire, W. Donald, and J. A. Stevenson, St. Dontfrit.b, tnerthants—J. N. Lane and T. Small junior, Birmingham, varnishantakers...,S. Sandars and J. Hall, Gainshoroegh, Lincolnshire, what-. fincers—T. P. Jarvis and E. Moore, Ipswith,Suffoll, habee dasilers —W. and G. Nicoll', Southwark Wharf, ekeil-in, re chants—W. Hine, T. Scnrlett, and J. Edwards, Ciernent's licte. dealers in hams---T. Cullen, J. Stansfeld, and H. Whltdeld, Bulton-le•Moors, Lancashire, cotton.soinnei W and R. Duncan, J. Fletcher, (4. Parsons,sind C. Liverpool, insurance-brokers—T. Leeds arid F: Nixsun, cheater ' co tton-spinners—J. Hutton a nd G. nowi.s, Oid coates, miliers—J. and W. gun's, linen-drapers -- . 1. 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