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Base of Keatieh 110 PS, at the grovrtl4 of the preset); rear 'ate R . red - Thoon in d WILLOW RODS. a Theseus)] Lie of CANVAii, and Thousand SACKS, for the use of the L _ lflut dreal Quarters vf PEAS- Ll 7 4 6eYfired into his 3la esty's Victualling Stores at °A*-Lalf of the Oatmeal, Malt, Rods, Pons, and R7l/10- lath of December next, and the remaindsx 4 1 4 slit day of January following; and the whole of and Cenral be the Ibtli of Dycensber noxt. 4, 4 7 Plot ef . the Octane(, Malt , Rope, Rude, and fyi t t , b e Produced by the party tendering ; Samples of the as and Soaks, and the Conditions of the Contracts, Lak and at this Office tcrth Terok w = W it specify the price in words at length, t io t d alivetal before One o'dook en the day appointed; „te h tp Paton who makes the Tender, or tome Person ---.4l 'aX, roust attend to answer when called for. / not for s!* t fc 6 le d ba Ape ed• ea i t cg and f snt - e il prerslto l) gage Whiteball, Oct. 11, 18£9. The Lord Chewy-Dor ; has , appointed Thomas Baton the yoange-. of Battle, iu the county of Sussex, Gent., to la a Natter Extraordimay is the 1146 Court of Chancery. DECLARATIONS OF INf3OLVENCY. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, INa Job's. Kirby and John-Thomas, Knightsbridge, 4f:zpv"ii. William Todd, Rageley, Btaffordsliiie, painter, Richard Bruin, Great Tower•etreet, broker. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Elizabeth :Batt : Skelton, Mary Mabi.4.lLs Sktiti4J, azz blizibeth Skeit,,a, Senthamptcn..sMtioners. Thomas Henry Skelton, Southampton, stationer. Lewis Morris, Mato!, wb ac ,, va i st George Angn.ststs Baker, tilaektrtsu2-attest, Soutbwark, abeesemenger. No. 11,284. PRICE 7D. gatAhieltris hAs ..di g r , ref ut :overed h, as of a pt ided that ESTATE FOR SALE IN MORVERN, ARGYLL SHIRE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, In a few days, small Svo. SERMONS, DOCTRINAL and -P.RAC TICAL, for Plain Nople. By G. R. GLEIG, fit. A., M.R.S.L. Printad fur John Murray, Albetnarle-street, LAW INTALLIGBNCI3. OOUIIT OF KING'S BENCH. Nov. '7. FLINN T. 115.4DLAX. Mr, BRovamAta applied for a rule Nisi to set aside the verdict obtained by the plaintiff, and for a m w trial. The action was on a policy of insurance on the brig Andromache, from Liverpool to Cronatadt, in Neway.—Rule Nisi-granted. ?Seery Cooper, Snow-bill, Lon(Ion, stationer. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Edward Whittaker ISsozell, CoPege-Wharf, Belvcdtre road, Lairbeth, coul-rnerel:ant, from Nor. 4 to Des. ill, at ten, at tLe Court o f CA,mmissioners.__ NEW EDITION OR BYRON., MOILAI4D AND ANOTHER. V. PELHAM. tri r ()get EirA vuud. vhicb c? 00 sovere fo ces aimir tion. Octobef_mi rf.Tot : replielpo, upon d or ov I foci it io‘ • t t oot lo) g oo d nto 4j 1 :1 1 1 evi n the / 0 to diet ) ie von him ered to 11thi etated igg t, e defettur-/ a o'd al tw- mecutios n ot on zo ° eover" _4O IleaO m * duty Ot„, n. the ovl the usO to in rovelt r o j , if Of wo o nitted• in orde r fo , treful is eh so 1' 014 4 1 the infofv-' essor. 011. l ot rern). ° he id fined .at,dc o Dr John John l ig. r edui l3o° tatioll. _ be ovcr at Vsusb P, o i 4 rnol l t i r to a gol l rends:AO * Of hat too , Of a “ oat f purehion; The t 13 007 yjeldia S- 9 eaipt'?f r : -.-r o . MI ea*" / serve 11 Offif.4 lila *be J r. ht Or" auto, 14° auto, ' rid then'.„— In tbio l o , commit .the ly to th e " 0 exist to s pia , . 04 of expol l ie being F.° sable, 1 0 4: atioe. VC that le 4th, 0 rich was " fled us ere,„Pli t ti t the 3 44 ' aiesion f; lant, for, Ist sao op boa' °e, th• voto °6s WAS a t ye ./ e Ivor j og ,' four Do nre tbSt;ii , Tea ° liderabli• ,f 201. , t e. 51. and c'fis Ling o' o ' le: 11 0 4. iler,P- 00' spinsi id.eostmtstoh Be l ' 11. r the , ends/ ° ut e and dss •, t° Of T g ! tlsl 5e4 04i 04. he late 4.1 1 4 1 '7. Co' re6 )avis, w"""; r-bl/4 Wa.11;:, tt; bpi .. 'oosenuapr sa advo? is r the 360 the let* ti :enshatri,ol l ! ? biet W,140, 10 ' Deoi• ➢I. WALLER CLIFTON, t ,„ LANDS IN SCOTLAND. "It SALE BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, 'THE LANDS AND FARM OF AUCHENHEAN, lying in the Parish of ii " w wzioch and County of Renfrew, with the TEINDS 1) :?'t of th e LANDS, an d pr i v il ege o f a proport i ona l 1-Ahe AiISTILAW AIUIR for fuel. k i t h; Lands are beautifully situated a few mike west of :: lige of Lochwinno c h, and h a ve a fine southern ex thltse, commanding an extensive view to the south and The Lands are all subdivided, and inclosed with itnand ditches. A complete and substantial steading of 16 74 Was lately erected on the Farm' at eopsiderahle ea- The Lands were lately let on an bet2roving Leese, snbetantial tenants, for nineteen years, at a reduced 1t ° f 'SOL s t. i li ng p er a nnum. The Lands hold feu of t supe r i or . t 7,, The LANDS a n d FARM of MIDHOUSE and itoI;.,IIERSIIIELLS, with the privilege of undivided uR and TEINDS, Parsonage and Virarage, lying in tante. parish an d county. These Lands are meetl y 4le and pastur e . Th ey a re ail subd iv id e d, an d i n - C"clulth su ffi cient s t one dikes and dit c h es , an d t h ere i s i: o4 l , lated steading of houses and offices on the farm. re ja grouse and- partridge shooting on the moor and lii i !lrounds. Th e f arm is at present l e t under a l e a s e f o r years, which commenced at Martinmas, 1824, at t t , i '°'r rent of 1001. per annum, hesidcs paying the public tjarochial burdens. The hinds hold of the family of V O eaetnple, f o r p ayment o f a sma ll f en duty. Lr farther particulars, application may be made to niiiir; W. S., Edinburgh; or Andrew Anderson, I'l Greenock. hija --- WHOLE PARISH OF RICKAIANSWORTH, ht ea IN HERTS. gr t T n--- -- ythes extending over 700 t Acres ~ e rtile 14-441 , anti the Glebe Estate, the Value exceeding 15001. rear, held of the Bishop of London, for three lives, h 4lLl csvable according to custom. It. GEORGE ROBINS. has the plea- At r sure to announce, that h e i s di rec t e d t o ,SELL by 11„ 41 0.N . , at the Mart in Lo u d on , on T H UR SDAY , the { d ay. of December, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, an litZ e i thn filY valuabl e Property, with a v i e w to a sa f e an d 4ncnt Investtilent of Capital ; it comprehends the O F ~,til? ~.EBE 'W ESTATE, find the f R GREAT TYTEIES, '. HOLE PARISH oICKNIANSWORTH, I t k, ' . Extending over a F er til e Doniail of "I/ ACRES of RICH ARABLE and PASTURE LAND. - t t . h e compactness of this parish and the proverbial con- Laity of the soil, would render, it even in thnee. (gone it When Agricultural Distress prevailed, a certain source t e 2fture and solid income, and neccssasily, by parity of went, .now that the sun shines propitiously on the eltatee: of a . farn;er, with the slow and but certain t?Cla l !eceissa - rily resulting from the Corn Bill in view, it lindeed be di ffi cult to su gges t a more e li g ibl e mo d e of ing . capital. - The Pariah, it has already been ki t td. iiichides . .ki:risr THOUSAND ACRE OF RICH LAND, OliZ s d '4 l lO convenient Farms, and occupied by a most (i ig et4 41 .CTenantry. The property intended to be sold m ' s : . 01Se great Tythei upon Corn, Grain, Hay, After ! 1 ,1 . borer), includes the. %she Estate. ' The kt, 4 7' 4l . 4 .Sobject to a very moderate valuation, two years I l t t . W.. made tinder gireumetancw4 of great depression, 1 the itteult exietdcd, ', l • 'i..YER A, UPON A MO ST CONSIDERATE A " ,,2 '''' ' - ESTIMATE, tr"iilYlN EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR. 1 4ai e Estate is held for three lives under the Bishop of ; , 4 eubji c t to a 414 4 'rent of 211. a year, renewable ~to- c ustom ; and the reciprocity of adiantage' is 44 ° 4. ; that-it will .always insure a renewal when a 014 .. 111. it 'is . upon this principle very confidently 01; 1 7itlei.esi , solid and improving source of. Revenue, the OLI so, *lien it remembered that iteapprfiximation CV lie neighbouring - excellent Markets, and the ready t i .; s! to that of London for all its produce, will always par a 'Commanding Character. li t titulars may be hsd, 2S Jars prior to the gale, at ilttnelivil Inns at - RickmanswOrth, WatfOid, Ware, and ka t p_ r d; of Messrs. 131andy and And r ew s , so li c it ors , 4;74 the-" Auction Mart; and at Mr: Geo. 'Robins's \,,_! Loudon. - . of fi I: . Ti,lg THEATRE ROYAL DUBLIN, cwt 4Valuable Thestvical Property, held by Lease, Renewable for Ever, at a Peppercorn Rent. it. GEORGE ROBINS has the honciur (lln to anneu that he is instructed to SELL BY AIN.TION, and peremptorily, en Tasizasnar, Nov. 20, at 144°664 Mart , Loudon, a very E l igible Property, with Ills .' t O i safe and permanent investment for capital, e'vneitelin g 14 4 Vint DUBLIN THEATRE ROYAL, P'a ipe ell its valuable 'Machinery, Scenery, Wardrobes, and %, l iliee of every descripti on , th e w h o l e o f w hi c h are of , 'ter that win • net yield to either of the s t -xGLISH METROPOLITAN THEATRES, e l essiating an advantage even beyond its rival oompeers Its4gland, inasmuch as it presents a splendid and elegant 4 rwa 1 1 . PERFECTLY ISOLATED. lc exterior has long been the subject of unvarying ap.- V t iee, while the interior presents a model of ,perfet. , S Q W,ell worthy of imitation. The altitude of th e prin. OI L eeilding admits of the most effective Scenic opera facilitated by the application of the most approved t ke *,... t a til. The Stage is extensive—the auditory spa the_ Corridors and Saloon splendid and com- VII. The tout ensemble combining every thing yPilot tests and conaummate skill could accomplish. I t t t VALUABLE PATENT. INSURING THE EX ,,t, DSIVE RIGHT OF PERFORMING DRAMA i4C REPRESENTATIONS WITHIN THE CITY ,S, DUBLIN, N h .._,"ese'ssing a most important additional feature ; that ""ertnanc ee are not subject to 1 4 1 , ~, b TILE CONTROUL OF A LICUNCER; N ' 0 ; there is an express Act of Parliament of 44,..., 47. 1 restri c ting any minor Theatre from acting I I t1`""Y, Com e d y , O pera , or Interlude, :antler a. mo s t te e l * nalty, and enforced by a very summary and not ex ' e s process. This extensive Property stands upon nearly N T , ONE ACRE OF LAND, ,N t - '44 1 N THE BEST SITUATION IN DUBLIN, 'sthe College, and in the heart of the City. The ,4 Rept i s .6841. 4s . end the T a xes do nut exceed s i , so that thi; annual expenditure would scarcely ex 4Oe great night's receipt ; and it will be observed, as It remarkable fact connected with Theatrical History, SY meatu s of the profit rental produced by other pro iutleded in the Lease, it is ,',.. IS ENTIRELY RENT WE. kee eutopleted in the year 1821, under the'superintend -41, Ur. Howley, end the cost under a very econemi . Ilingernent 1.t4, •CIZEDED SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND Th b POUNDS. -`, PATENT FOR THIS THEATRE ROYAL li) t ed for 21 yeara.(the longest period that one cep : b e ir f ' ,l 4id is renewable for ever, sod consequently equal l t is ttehuhl tenure, unless fOrfei:ed by gross misconduct. ll„4. 441 nitted, that enough has been stated to justify Mr. S: 4l ill calling the special attention of those who are li tt !I thy great pro fi ts attendant upon a Th eatr i ca l p ro 7 y. t t ° embark i n a p urc ha se , th a t w ith mo d et ate cur ' 4 talented man cannot fail to convert it into ti .i ll , "A. MINE OF M EALTH." . 7 4 particulars are preparing and may be had 2,0 f a ' s° L . ta the Sale, at Morrisun's and the principal I ti la Dublin and Cork; the Waterloo, Liverpoul; and t,l,' j a i A ssets at Edinburgh, Glwqs,w, Manchester, Bir and • Yak ; at the Office of Messrs. Bicknell \ ci 11 " heft., l.inouln's-inn ; the Auction Mart ; and at Mr. et llobins'ii Of6Cei.London. THE ESTATE OF KINLOCHALINE IN MORVERN. This is one of the most beau tiful and romantic places in the Highlands. is situated at the top of LOCIIALINE, and is remarkable for the richness and soundness of its Pasture. It includes a great extent of thriving Oak and Ash and other Wood. The ancient CASTLE of KINLOCHALINE occupies a pro- Minent Rock at the confluence of the River and the Loeb, and is surrounded by Grounds well adapted fora Resi dence. The Estate abounds in Game, and the Salmon and other Fishings are excellent. Farther particulars will be communicated by the Proprie tor; or by Hugh M'Queen, W.S., 61, Great King street, Edinburgh ; or Thomas Macdonald, Writer in Fertwilliam. Edinburgh, Nov. 5, 1828. SCOTLAND. ESTATES IN EAST LOTHIAN, FOR SALE. THE LANDS and ESTATES of SPOTT and EASTBARNS, as formerly advertised, are now for SALE by PRIVATE BARGAIN._ These Estates lie within three miles of Dunbar, the land is of - very superior 'qUalify, and there is a delightful residents on Spott, capable of accommodating a family of distinction. The Patronage of the Church and Parish of Spott will be sold with the Estate of that name The Lands measure, in Imperial Acres, thus, Spott Eastbarns Together 1675 For further particulars application may be made to Messrs. 'Walker, Richardson, and Melville, W.S., who have power to sell. 110, George-street, Edinburgh, Sept. 15, 1828. ESTATE IN SCOTLAND, FOR SALE, LANDS, PATRONAGE, &c. IN ROXBURGHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, upon WEDNI3DAY the 3d December, 1828, at Two o'clock, afternoon, THE following Eligible Properties, forming .111. part of the unentailed succession of his Grace John Duke of ROXBURGH, deceased, in the following Lots : Lot 1. Nether Chatto, Eddlescleugh, as.d Eastonside, possessed by Mr. Ord, Sharplaw, and Kirkraw, and part of Steepleside, possessed by Mr. Archibald and others ; all lying in the parish of Hownam, consisting of 2,182 Acres, or thereby. Gross rent of Matto £620 0 0 Estimated rent of Kirkraw, &c 980 0 0 £9OO 0 0 Deduct for public burdens 43 6 3 Leaves free rent .£856 13 9 The Lands (except a pendicle, called Steepleside), hold of the Crown, and the valued rent (exclusive of Steepleside), is 2,351/. 10s. 6d. -Scots. Upset price of this Lot 23,2971. 3s. 9d. In the event of the above Lot not selling, in cuinulo, it will be divided into two, Chatto, &c. possessed by Mr. Ord, upset 16,1121. 18s. 10d. ; Kirkraw, &c. upset 7,165/. 9s. 3d. Lot 2. Capehouse or Yett, also in Hownam parish, pos seised by Messrs: Little and Robertson, consisting of 1,216 Acres, or there The esti it is £316 0 0 Deduct for pu lie burdens l5 4 6 Leaves free rent-- The ♦ rent, holding also of the Crown, is 4661. 13s. 41" Sees. Upset price 7,6021. 7s. 6d. Lot 3. Middlekows, in, the parish of Oxnam, possessed by Messrs. Scott and Douglas, consisting of 636 Acres, or, thereby. - Estimated rent - £27. 0 0 Deduct public burdens Leaves free rent 266 18 9 The valued rent, holding of the Crown, is 5881. 6e. Bd, Scots. Upset price 7,117/. Lot 4. Svrieside and Kelso .Quarter, in the parish of Oanam, possessed by Mr. Daglas . and others, consisting of• 1,196 Acres or thereby. _ _ Estimated rent Deduct public burdens l4 12 1 Leaves free rent £570 7 11 The ♦alued rent, holding of the Crown, ix believed to be &bent 1,100/. Scots. Upset price 15,7101. ss. 10d. Lot 5. The Right of Patronage of the parish and parish Church of Hournasn, in the presbytery of Jedburgh. Tha whole of the above Farms arc out of Lcase, at 'Whitsunday next, 1829, with t;:e exception of Chatto. They have been occupied for some years past upoa yearly tenures, without lease. ; and the rents are estimated upon the principle of leases being granted for seven or nine years; but these estimated rents are so moderate, that they cannot fail to be obtained readily from tenants of capital and skill. The Upset Price' have been calculated at such a number of years' purchase of the free rents as will afford a most advantageous and secure investment to pur chasers. The first Two Lots lie Anal eight miles from Jedburgb, and twelve from Kelso. The lands are mostly rich pas ture, while each Lot has an adequate proportion of arable land; in particular, Chatto is known to rank among the most beautiful and valuable sheep farms in the South of Scotland. It has a commodious dwelling-house, pleasantly situated on the banks of the Kale, a superior trouting stream, intersecting Kirkraw and Sharplaw, and partly bounding Chatto. On Kirkraw there is a considerable quantity of full grown wood. The Third and Fourth are situated about six miles from Jedburgh, and twelve from Kelso ; they consist chigiy of good sound pasture, each Lot having a due proportion of excellent arable land. The Land-tax is redeemed. The Game on the Eitates is abundant. _ John Douglas, Baron Officer, residing at Greenhill, will show the lands in the parish of Hownam. Mr. George Douglas, Swinside-mill, will give directions for showing the lands in the parish of Oxnam. For further particulars, application may be made to Thomson Paul, WT.B., No. 2S, Drummond-place; Alex ander and 11121e8 Goldie, W.S., No. 34, Melyille.stroet, Edinburgh, who will show the plans and title deeds; or to Robert Darling, Bank of Scotland's Office, Kelso. IN the wonting of Life, when the blandish snouts of passion " take the reason prisoner," it ie an evil more so be lamented than wondered at, if, in the vortex of deceptive pleastwe, the unhappy traitor against the laws of nature pays in lonely disappointment a fearful exaction for his rebellion its the compromise of his mental as well as bodily powers. To all persons so circumstanced as to require the professional aid of men of experience, whose t=ae has been for twenty years studiously and suc cessfully devoted to the complaints arising from nervous debility, whether natural or acquired, GOSS cud CO. proffer the most consolatory assurances. The youth who has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinating sin, which the poor victim of folly will too readily comprehend without further description, may And relief from his misery, and i n ki n k taught to regain Lis lust place in the scale of ereatie,n• The sufferer who, from anothe r extreme of in dulgence, has with unlaashful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to renovate nature, and repair his abused con stitution. The man of pleasure exposed to and suffering from Lees Venerea, however aggravated by malpractice of the quack, or the coucealruent from diffidence, may And a certa inwration ; and finally in canoe where th e d e l ay of a conntibial pledge has almost extended disappointment to despair, they offcr to the married female these hopes which she can reasormbly appreciate. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the world; Patients writing Ibr ...ren.ance the same, will please to enclose a Bank Note. 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Detachments of Invalids belonging to the 52d, 74th, 81e, and 96th Regiments of Foot, and the Rifle Brigade, have arrived at the Invalid Depot, at Chatham, from Ha lifax. Detarbinents of Invalids belonging to the 22d, Sad, 77th, 84th; and 91st Regiments of Infantry, and th, 2(i West India Regiment, have are ivied at the Invalid Depot, Chatham, from Jamaica. Detachments of Invalids belonging to the 28th, 51st, and 95th Regiments of the Line, and the Rifle Brigade, have also arrived at the Invalid Depot, at Chatham, from Portsmouth. Detachlpents of the 10th, 11th, and 88th Regimental of hoot embarked in the 88th nit. on board the Neva trans• port, for Corfu. SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. Livratroot, Nov. 6.—Wind B.B.—}tigh wale SO minuses pest nine.---Arrived the James Magenuis, from Oporto ; Sisters, White, from Malaga ; lsaF,elly, Kaity, from Quebec ; Stair Stewart, Stephenson ; imam Antwerp; Vrow lkina, Posteria, from Dordt ; New England, --, from New York; Elizabeth, Tobin, from Demerara; Perseverance, from Demerara. CLILAXED 017 WARDS.--The Prospect, Stone, for St. Michael's ; - Belfast Swan, for Bermuda ; Aurora, Swan, for Lisbon; Rowena, Murray, for Mobile; Balfour, Down, for St. Sebastian ; Mary Catherine, Hodgson, for Charles ton ; Hero, Speedy, for Bremen ; Nimrod, Agnew, thr Havannali; George M'lntosh, Sitnin, for Jersey ; Char lotte, Murphy, for ditto. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 7.—The Warspite, 74, was paid off on Friday, and was re-commissioned on Sktur. day, by Capt. Wm. Parker, C.B. who is re-appointed to her. ?ilr. Jaa. 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His Majesty' s s hi p Rifl eman, arr i ve d at Malta, from Smyrna, 18 t h S ept .—The Sparrowhawk ar rived at the Mauritius, from Johanna, 19th July. The Kingfisher, from Falmouth, has arrived at Malta. The Badger has arrived at Terceira, and sailed the 9tli of October for Pupil. CHANCERY COURT.-Sir ANTHONY HART sat on Monday, for the first time since the last vacation. Lord MANN - a:as never commenced business until the first ,‘ sittings' Clay of term. NAwithotaspling the great assi duity with which Sir ANTHYNY applied himself to the dis charge of his duties in the spring and summer, there are, We understand,tighty (=cocain arrear.—Dablin Freeman's Journ tl. Such is the musical enthusiasm of the Italians, (luring the thurt revolution at Naples, in 1820, a Neapoli tan was bend to declare that, if the Government intruded the new Constitution should bee - untlerstood or accepted by the people, they bkOtad fiat have it Set to patois by R9Vairi• Mr. C. F. WlLt.rtms snored for a rule Naito set aside the verdict obtained by the defendant, and enter a nonsuit-,. or for a new trial. The action, which 'was tried at the hat Assizes for Devon, before Mr. Justice Park, was brought by the assignees of a bankrupt, to recover a sum of money.—Rule for a new trial granted. SPARROW AND ANOTHER W. CHISMAN. Mr. Sergeant SPANKIti moved for a.rule Nisi to set aside a verdict obtained by the plaintiffs ( bankers in Essex), and enter a verdict for the defendant. The action which was tried before Mr. Baron Gill. row at the last Assizes for Essex, was upon two bilk of exchange of 1,500/. each, drawn, by one of the plaintiffs.--Rule Nisi granted. ,_. CATI, Z. V. comktAx. , - Mr. BRoDRRICIC stated that this was an action on the warranty of a horse, tried before Mr. Baron Garrow at th e h et ass i zes at H ert f or d, when a ver dict was returned.for the plaintiff, Mr. Otway Cave. The declaration stated that the plaintiff had- agreed to purchase the horse " fur a large sum of money— to wit, 10 5 / 4 " and that the defendant had war ranted it to be perfectly quiet and free from vice. By the evidence given on the trial, it appeared that the plaintiff had purchased the horse for 100 guineas, and that he was to give 10 guineas more " if he liked the horse." This, the Learned Counsel con tended, was a variance whioh would prevent the plaintiff from maintaining the action, and he now moved for a rule nisi to set aside the verdiet, and enter a nonsuit.--Rule refused. PRIMPS V. Mr. Merinos'. stated, that this was an action of trover to recover the value of some tame pheasants which the defendant had sold to the plaintiff. At the trial at the last assizes the plaintiff was nousuited, on the ground, that as the sale of pheasants was prohibited by Act of Parliament, the plaintiff had no property in those for which the action was brought. The Learned Counsel now "sUbmitted, that the plaintiff ought not to have been nonsuited. —Rule refused. COURT OF COMMON PLILS.S, Net. 7. JIIRADDOCY V. LITT AND OTHERS. This was an action upon a policy of insurance to recover 2,0001., the amount of a policy effected in the Protector Fire-insurance office, upon certain goods consisting of silk in its different stages of manufacture. The CoMMoN SERJEANT stated that the plaintiff was a silk-throwster ut Congleton, Chester, and that the defendants represented the Protector Fire-in surance office, against n hich the plaintiff had brought his action to recover the amount of a policy he had effected in that office, as compensation for a loss he had sustained by fire. The pulley was effected by the plaintiff's London agent, in February, 1827, and the fire took place in July following, when he should prove that silk goods to the value of the amount claimed were destroyed. As the defendants had placed thirteen pleas upon the record, it was impos sible for him to foresee what the real defense would be. He lvtd heerd that an attempt was to be made to prove that the plaintiff had been guilty of arson ; but if such an attempt really were made, be should have no difficulty iu calling witnesses who would effectually refute the charge. Evidence was accordingly adduced, bat being considered in some respects incomplete, the plaintiff' was aonsuited. The LORD CRIHIFJUSTICA immediately afterwards proceeded to Westminster, and joined the ether Judges, who yesterday commenced their sittiags in Banco. The Court was occupied in the disposal of motions of no general interest until one o'clock, when the LOAD CHIEF JUSTICH commenced the &st sittings at nisi priva in this term. The cases that came on were unimportant ; but in the course of one of them, during the cross-exami nation of a witness, the Lord Chief Justice observed a man mar the box making signs to the witness, who lead stated him.elf to be a preacher at Apple ton, near Harrow. His Lordship immediately or dered the man, who had every appearance of being a member of the witness's flock, to be brouglit into the interior of the Court, and being informed by the Jury that they had seen him making a commu nication to the witness, he reprimanded him in severe terms, and then ordered him to be committed to the Fleet. After be had remained in custody, however, for some time, his Lordship, at the request of the Counsel by whom the witness hid been called, revoked this order, but at the same time cautioned him never to be guilty of a similar offence again. PALACE COURT, Nov. 7. SIMPOLE V. Atiuttaws. This was an action to recover 121. 109., being the sum alleged to be due to the plaintiff for two quar ters' board and education given to the daughter of the defendant. The defendant pleaded first, the general issue, and secondly a tender of 71. 15s. The Ju'ry, after some deliberation, found for the plaintiff, on the general issue, damages 12/, 10s.; and for the defendant on the plea of tender. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Nov, 7, Mr, If✓na. Edw. iloltaway, whose ease we gave iu part yesterday, had his ease ordered to stand over till Monday, in order that the Court might read the evidence, and consider the term of the insolvent's imprisonment. It is currently reported that a meeting will will shortly take place in this city, is establish a Brunswick Club.— 'Worcester Journal. A circumstance is mentioned in the connner ouefirat j l b. l ed e e t a t brj er yp s yto f i r am o o t t n viiri L git, is dr % o o ,, n v , ansi to ilti lv df l i l em i a ch tlivG g e : , e ir a ra t ,m. co o,u n i seci t iost u hs e t2e u r e te o cad i tt s t3h a ea t s - ; a French ship of WM' and a frigate had arrived in the Taps, the officers of which had tittered highly contemp tuous expressions against Almon. and his adherente,whom nationtheyi t o declared ltgahrieveyde given b h oe e ui y .t. c ti: a : t .ci n i e t I purposely ey e tio., ready 1y insult , to protecton d drat a : 3 1 , 1 e o y would take every occasion of doing so. They ~1,.0 caused the sufferers by oppression from Mronec, and c onvey them On hoard whatever vessels they might select, to whatever whether Purtug" 3 Fresch. O ne o f t h e vesse l * , it is added, bra vado, fi re d a b roa d s id e on th e Castle of Vienna. A decree by Ea way liolifb' o r had been issued and affixed to the Exchange of Lisbon, for a longer term than allowed by the law, which is five goods in the India Hous e wthleMstalelehawdithheiennSdOepdosjitiedottl-lariel years, of all or for the payment duties due on them. This the merchants complain of as a violent and arbitrary measure, as, in the existing state of trade in Listen, there could be no sale of their propet ty without an immense sacrifice. They were looking, eb e ,.~ fore, witk much anxiety to the expiration of the se d ays and solicit generally instructions from their oorrespendente in London what course they otnzlit to adopt in the emer gency. Most of the letters which reached Lisbon , by the last packet had, it seems, been opened at the post-office; many of them which contained any discussions of a politi cal nature had never reached their destin a ti on . Thi s vio lation of the integrity of private correspondence, which almost without prec e d e nt in Lisbon, he d iltiti completed and abhorrence of the existing Government by the merchants. et the Cl Avec/ d on . ~.6. ln e it . , e rOaf mi m i l. iNT ho or st . l 4 p4son, Neer toMa 1 Tory, ,4tt : .th, LT:ited.States, :ter- Liverpool. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Ginheto, Christ Church, Surrey, baker, to sue.. 'render Nov. 14, at ten, 21 6 at eleven, and Dee. 19, at ten, at the Court of Commiesionera. Howard, Bouvet io-streer. George Moravia, 13ucklesbury, merchant, n.v. 14, 91, 'and Dec. 19, at eleVo, at the Court of Corutnislioue. Liverpool -street. Joseph 1 7 .apara, Ratelifir-highwar, liunri-drapr, Nov. :14, 28, at oat., and Dec. 19, at eleven, at the Court o poraruissioners. Jonea, Size-laws, Edward Woraeraley, Little Gnildford-atreet, Bw-t;tlgl, )tat-utatr.lfittturer, Nov. 11. 25, and Dee. 19, at one, at the Court of Comatiettiotieks.: Fitch, Union-greet, William C.lnningliarn Boyce, Worcester, sitk-inerrxr, !Nov. 20, 21, and Der. 19, at tvrtaae, at lioninarket. in., Woreetter. Pitt, New Boswell-court, ; ;Welles and Dieken,i Worcester. John Warr, Aylesbury, Duckinicharn, saddler, Nor. 14. rititwilei, -- iina 19, at eleveta, at the Court of COlll • missioners. Jones, 13irehin-lane, London. Jubn Chamberlain Tilnoy, Castle-street, Holborn, wimi inerehant, Nov. 14, at eleven, Dee. 2, and 19, at ten, at the Court of Commiseiontri. Constable and Kirk, Sy_ mend's Inn, Chanrery-lane. Ann Gregory, Torquay, Devon, milliner, Nur. 19, 22, 'and Dec. 19, at eleven, at the New London Inn, Ext.ter. Mutton and Clipperton, New Broad -street, Lund,:u ; Brntton, Exeter. Richard Lambert, Prestota, Lancasllit s, innkeeper, Dec. 3,4, and 19, at one, at. the Office of Troughtun and Sons, Prestou. Hurd, aid Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple, London Troughton and Sons, Preston. Edward l'annor, Tower-street, London, wine -merchant, Nov. 14, at twelve, 28, at eleven, and Dee. 19, at twelve., at the Conrt of Commissioner'. Hewitt, Tukenhrume.yard. Isaac Hands, jun., Aston, Warwickshire, brans-fouudrr, Nov. 21, 22, and Deo. 19, at the Globe tavern, Bir mingham Ansten and Hobson, Rsycnond buildings, Gray's-lnn, London; Palmer, Birzniughani. __ . tbomas Frida - plio4hten, Kmr, gr 7 ocer, INior. 14, at one, 21,2 at tWettg i , Ina Der. 19,. t eltred, at the Court or .Corunsimimafra, "OQgdear; 21 hilldred'a-tionrt, Poultry. Thomas Hewlett,Viesson-inper.3lare, Sorerrset, grocer, Nay. 50,,21, .and Dee. JO, it two, at the White Liao, Bristol. Jeoldua and Abbot, New Inn, London ; Clarke and Sons, Brietd. John Bruokshaw Ryle, Manchester, ironmonger, Nov. 24, 25, and Dec. 19, at nine, at White's Hotel. Manebee.• ter. Ellie, Walrnsley, and Gorton, Chancery-laue, Lon , don; hfampeon, Manchester. John Byng Banks, Gutter-lane, Loudon, lare•dcalcr, Nov. 14, at ten, 28, at eleven, and Dec. 19, at ten, at the Court of Cotnuaissioners. Leigh, George-street, Mansion House. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 28. William Pleuzy Parker, jun., and John Parker, Mere ford, printers. . I Richard Host, Rochdale, Lancashire, money-scrivener. iff er b e q philli pg , gt e pary..l.,.uss, York, merchant. Joaspit Howard, Queen o-hleadiard, Great Queen . striet, Lincoln's-inc-fields, hurse-dewier. David Pinningion, (21settes-Hatl-yard, Groat Quern• strett, Lizooltt's Ins-telda, horse-dealer. Thomas Haiti4on, Now Botiti.etrect, ke#,ier. George Lind, Brightheltnatone, Soaaox, merchant. Thome' s Smith, Penuington, Laatapter, cottou-manu faeturer. DIVIDENDS. Edward. Batt, Wintry, Herefordshire, grocer, Dec.!, at eleven, at the Feathers Ina, Wintry. Nathan Driver,,-Pajosswick, GloucesteroLire„ clothier, 'Dec. 2, at nine, at' the Getsigitlan, Stroud. Mary Louie, Gloucester, ikharinger, Sic. 1, at one. at the Ohre of Mr. Chadborn, Gloucester. John Roach, Fortlingbritlgv, Southampton, linen-draper, Nov. 29, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Wimborne Blinder, Dorset. Charles Holt, Coventry, grocer, Dec. 8, at twelve, at the Kiug't- Head Inn, Coventry. James Douglas, David Russel, and William Russel, Leigh, street, Burton-crescent, drapers, Nov. 25, at eleven, at the Court of Corm:slim:era. Samuel Aferrywe4ther, Longitam, Dirset, miller, Dee. I; at eleven, at the London Tavern Inn, Poole. Thome Stafford, Exeter, wins agent, Dee. 8, at eleven, at the Glebe 'Hotel, Exeter. William Denmen,lilangor, siropkeeper, Dec. 1, at eleven, at the Clarendon-building,, Liverpool. Thomas Winkles!, Coventry, ribbon-trumufaettirer, $, at two, at the Craven Arms hotel, Coven.ry. John Mortimer and 'William :Mortimer, Bi‘ 0,14 York shire, machim-maker!, Dec. t. 3,, ct tleven, at the Court house, Leeds. Samuel Tutley Harding, Charles O a kes, a:A Thennts Willington, Tamwortb, Dec. 2, at thu Castle inn, T ajr , . D ec . 8, at two, at the Rana Inn, Glortoestet. w Tara ortl l Willi a m tiederwood, Coaleproills, Gloucettersh;re, edge at eleven, at the Court of Commit.si°n•er' and Dee. 3, at eleven, at the King's Atllli inn, alt"iJiGli-osefem4gkhNePorill:3Lja rgtjaelneld:seavTtel'all7iledoeYmeEasu''l : a s it i n es t6l3 2 l C CAil h l a e l : fo ;t rd oi , fi Gi Cai l :l o m3 u t c :lu cs iessi te i ; K :7ll : i 7 re :: , worth, and u.l°Tthbiteurrsi'isNloilo..lln2Se;, James Harris, and Joseph Davis Eng-. lisb, Long-acre, ceach-tnakeis, Dee. 9, at _eleven, at ti.e Court of Cou.tniasioners. John Bailey, Horneastle, Lincolnshire, ironmouger, Dec. 4, at four, at the Bull Inn, Morneastle. James Fielding Street, and William Street, Bucklers bury, stationers, Nov. 21, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners. • William Martin Lolly, Liverpool, wine-merchant, Nov. IS, at twelve, at the cave of Messrs. Avison and Worth ington, Liverpool. Nt'atkine, Bristol, nautical instiument-manit. facture:, Dec. 24., at one, at the Cotunieroial •rooms, Bristol. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Spirts, Josrph fipiers, jun., and Claalins §pieri, Citurtsh-street, Spit:acids, silk manniacturets. flanuA Walks!. and Tizoinas Atkinson, North Shields., Northumberland, s kip-owners. Edward Hampton Noy and .Grorge Robinson piaward. Nicholas-lane, London, attortnea. Elk o Ayrton and Hannah W alter's ehetter, %chuck- rnistresFna. Thocsae smith and Thomas Powell ; Blaeluruiu-street, auetionftra, William Lyddon and J ames F rown, Carey-ereet, attorney. — .Juba Ashfurd, eon., .id Jolla Asbfurd, jun., Doptfcr(l, bulkier". George Riekerby and John BlacLlock, Birmingham, drapers. Joseph Sanger and Thomas Webster, Leicester-street. Leicester-squar e , t a il ors . John Wheattroft and William Singleton, Sheath!, edge tool-makers. F Trix and James M.srah, cal:Lew Willesford and Willi a m C. H a l e y, Tavistoei, Devonahi rr , attorneys. Barnataple, Devonshire, wine-merchan ts. Thomas Hunter and John Hunter, Maddox - street, Ilanover-square, tailors. Thomas Made and John Slade, Dorset, =haters. • John Craggs and. William Craggs, Paritel:iet. joiners. Johnson Masters and Henry Engelman, Dunstable, stow-hat-manufacturers. Joseph Oldham and Satnnel Oldham, Ashton-under- Lyne, Lancaehire, cotton-spinmme. Thomas Everard Upton, John Upton, and Thomas Upton, jun., Leeds, solicitors. John Eason and Henry E. Rolyscu, Liverpool, brokerr. Isaac Malker and J. Ridging, Liverpool, seed-inerchauo. Thomas Waterhouse, jun. and Henry Horton, Binning 'ham, gun-makers. Isaac Cape Coat, James Wirtakin, and John Seymour, Barnard-Castle, Durham, timber-merchants. Edward Dixon and Isaac Rush, Wardour-street, Soho, turgtoills