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- ,' : , •' • • 7195.] -,..........____ t% THEATRE-1104'AL nßunv-LANE. c .,, -: ••t..IVIORROW EVENING, Sept. 28, 10 0 , h theirMajesties' ittle) • , ( 4 rst time at this Olit a , h , THE BFGGAR'S'OpERA. Atch e ',,L l m, r. Nlot)(1r;r; L •I't Mr Dowton : i i llar ac i , Mr. T. Cooke (brit.g ut ll' ' first appearance in that Captain k r k..er,. ;Ind third on this - Wive) • 'qrs. Pearhum,- NI vs. 1 411 .' P olly I' • 1 .-• ' ' L • Lockit, Xis:. Y. , eac ium, Mrs. thaw's; Lucy ia 4et 111. a Hornpipe . by Mr. Brew"( hip , \„ To which will be added, ' .. „.„,.:, ~ \„-are „ I.:A.GPIE : Olt, THE MAID 01, P.AL.II-',r6.,.%`)%t(0.i tee ''"il'e • Mr• \F. 1 • Farmer Gems' Mr. ' d , N ,„( ~ • • i , .to en ~. t'"nael c . i l l i :.' "Pe ; St. Clair, Gaoler, t i t's P e , ', ' e sso'.• ,Nlr. Knight ; Isaac, Mr. Oxhe • . i.l 1 . Barnard ;• 11. r i r c y hard, Mi . 't113.,-''''Y; Dame Gervas, Mrs. Sparks; Annettc, Mist ~14 pct?roe,..l.le,rirst, an Incidental ~ Ballet„s ,c orupoN s i c i d s sb s y . inl ti tl i r i : , v , Ilk characters by Mr. Oscar 8 . , i isc., • , 1 /iiit,.`, 4l44 eY s ' &ie. Sze. - • ' .Littlqt"il Places to be taken' of Mr. Spring . , Box Office, hiok.,4""ttqrcet, from ten till fonr. ~ (.7. •iind t l 'ilt '% 7 '. ' ``cote] p•• • 3' EM- - Pit, 3s ' 6(l * ; ' r , t -411:;;2s,---L),r ( : 111 :1 1. ; :' , ', .ii5. 6 ; Second Price, 1 s("-I'PP7r ~ Th e ,:,_ i s . . t Second Price, 6d. 014i,ii,i'l Melo-rainatic Romance.l,, or, The tietiek- a•osetsu, will be repeated Cv n e f ;y : ivei l- iiriitill further e Q ' l sati,,, i. . - ' • Nfo on —On Moo nlYi the ~HY, the Cinuedy of The Honey-. •• „, _ l f ee. _ (-" sloe a gly of Isabella • Isabella, Ns rs. Da', ,A„ . , -411 d 41 (never acted at this'Theare), the Copse dy, 0 , , 1 ) e 3 / 4 4ttt r - a , turf : .Atuauthis b Yy a out 4 k2k,;..` "It 'ally tage. sg Lady, being her first ... I lse ' e4 l bratna lit Two Acts Will shortly be p r r i lleed , •,_ te i ed .elly of l'l'ie Heir at•La;, ill WiliCh Nic; ""ii,-,LetYl dhlU kllf4itti?„°irtl,lle 6.144 time,.in Doctor PariJos• 11"e,'"i,. ~.ours., „tile f„ i , ,great applause, it will he repeated in LO. , At j, ' , wi., w , • - Bath, is . Z,.'g, "sitil.e4r,eett3l.lly as:iiiour.ced, that Miss Nash, from and will make net qtililit.a: 4 rt w mglits al. tins 1 beau e, ~ itlis 441,1'414:e ear y in October. tt tntl titla a 'V ext, the . Box-Unice will be removed_ to the I tet. ' t• tlie principal Entrance of tll . Theatre, its br) I 0 , .. ~, . lii.c.l-I,;ATRE ROYAL, ' CON...ENT-GARDEN; •,,.,15 1 11 wil/4'„ittIISENT.EVENING, bet , t• 21 ' I° ' I, ue acted t.., e.:oulet.ty (if Si d 'l;,Pet e , „IRE scHoot. FOR SCANDAL. I(,''tY S• 1: ,„1-eazle, Mr. Fawcett; Sir Oliver Surface,. s. Mr. , :tit. ; , , (1. 0. Backbite, M r . r i„,t on : d 05 ,.. /3 1, 5 . 1 . 111•c . c., , z 5 r . . 4,1. bi (I,ei',4ries Surface, Alt. G. Kenahle ;21.1,1Y I e ''''' . ' L ady ielciltell, N 1.1.4. her second •-sppearance on this ''- e . ) ' Maria 'Peet,. "."fallci4; Mrs.Caudour, Mrs. nath _____. , • • , (1 . 4f `‘' lt ieh• the new :Melo- Drama, called • Ilt. e . r4l d, \ii:HE. NIAGPIE, OR THE • M AID, Henry, k r. (,',1,, 1 , 41 ' '• P aweett ; Everard,• Mr. Barryiliore ; .1.e.n ., ki,.l;triecrlielljatnin, Mr. Farley ; Justice ot • the Viii roc, I ,(i erai r i t d ; Martin Mr Liston ; Bertrand, Mr: - .Atita I. • .) . 4 11 Q, , Mrs, p a . , '-- • , bi le . 1. art , %carport ; Anat. tte, hy Mr. Noble. ,riiipati)4,l.. incidental Ballet, composed r Miss S. Booth. 1 .(1,• e bo, 'siltLel;s INlr. Noble and Miss Lupin no. . _,.,, , 4 t 1- 4 , be 'opened. at Half-past Five,• and the 11 ) 2 1 xes 7,., - Past S•ix. d Price 31,(iw-e.,'QJ'learld PriCe ;is, Gd.—Pit as. (.l. ; Second , r . I s . ; 1 '1 4 . 1411, k t . l ' r Y 25,; Second Price 10. --4 - 7 i'i'er" ` 1 • • • ) 4.,,we0 f„, 6 ,d• ttli.,‘'still,(;ei:riiin,ret..l3atti./xeecst,to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the from Ten till Four. 1ikt1,441,, I t Will Quit her performances for this Season th e , 511, `, i 'ext • in, sh Pi! of Juliet. 011. Thuxoday, 'Ali t - 111 it) dame e •-•uaracter its, e ,,. new .l i , l _, ',"e Shure. , ii ;trt 6,.etv iiitlraina of The Magpie, or the Maid, '),ais' l i"` e n'llg till further notice. Rii r t a .' '.Pertorniimee of Mandude havin4 excited_...r.. 1? s • 4 ' 4 il".41.1 ", she will repeat that Character on l' 1 , Aei tt ,, Prt 'AVripir, . k ii : l s ervi oc , it ",ll'C'w HUMAN HAIR, also for Cleinvi i_;.; ( - _ , •!:! . .. , tfatk SON', c ,:,XTRAC.I.' of it,C)SES, by I)AVID 1 i ( hi l s ligiiii.litivators c.f Fluv, - er's, and: Distillers o ' Hit,' p i "s the Prince Regent. At e with "iiili.,egallt Extract is• preparea prillciE.l''ilv l' t t er tie s ~.'e.ss -frGlll which it 'derives mild . a5t , ri 1, ,..„0 , ...ii 11. t. ~q4t.,4 tu it Ittives.Sl!'ength and beauty to the E . lai . r,..at L ....a._ 'il vtifit,;`hee.lleate fragrance of those 0%% ei.l hr ,ht, riktli, 'tariatit • -,..xtract soots becomes pleasingly soil s - Ni, , ,. u ; in Its growh; and tlair that has l'' it L 414 turnia g . gill' hY the il ,l lv e o f artient spirits, or ivi,sll4.ln"'. P r eParar 7 • -t ' will soon be restorers heen duade ~,. w riki . .tous to clean 1 ~. • 1, , by a few api,ii. !t A 4ti ' h, E„.',., ntillianey, and bean 1 . , . , tn . - 14: 1 ., ill /,,, , A 1 RACT of ROSES, which is only to be I . " - stf ee ' t " . "%on of DAvit) RiGGE,and sON, No. 3.3 New ' t ick 4. and 3s. . , N.-ret THOMAS TAYLOR, F-(1.1* 4,), p a. 9. New Bridg e -street, ' t! 14)""n. ;14•';'-‘l'l-43J51.11, . -t-stle _kdinbisrgli, March 18. ,;; 1 .y,,..„,7 7 ,.eave to inform you, that ever since the I f t't! ) !lrcil l '?,' I had beets afflicted with the Lues 1 eu: . r . i . .a thilkt,_,ll,eit ~.*:ostinately resisting every course et. hlL:llLttin... kcir,,i.g..B4),i,rt-stn.o,st eminent cif the . fa.y.n It y . l i t i c . r...., w.c and l iL t. l r eeoui•SyGi flf . k. (if ttiftela the '-; "111."11" ) „ 'o u ll d t•a„ p Ccar to 'lis t. 'lite ' '""t'inef'si"tqllvaa little relief, e k , ii• er , erate natury. In te situ • -, : r i o d t 'llQ ij isi eti ,.. 4 " got to stsch a bead, as nee rly tn.put a i.. . 1 ;11NI t'e ßkli' ---1 hatd - a large ulcer on'':" otti...tt of "1:i hear. t, 4 !; ito,-: 4. '.:; , ' and 'nly legs were brie out iIS a , ti . ." . •l: l, f l it a l kt.l e , n' Was dreailfully painful, and had qt.,. -1. k.• 4 (10 4 f or th ~ . . starer„,, tic k l e% _ e -cast Sel • ell years . . and g.ne , 1 1 f,,,,, ( 4 tZ c i. ti . N.l'lt, Wtt:i v ery snitch diseoloureo, ~ . ''% "' r lY t., ,i,talng p ai n ,- aiticUlarly when warm in 1 - 4.:1, li-14(tnio,,JPIrre me of rest;' in this lamentable state, 1 xtik i 4 ta t , , u `h3l. hy mr, J. ...niumpsoo, Who reacit.cit so Siittitt 4 1 i,' 3l tt 1 b 1,,,,, t u dso on the ' 'E;tl l iii•Mav • in the, .coore. of .a k'zl)tilrk-ftttile-uile-;'-ert's otnouareeiteirde bet t ic . f..t- - it's little inore than a Were sou tidiv healed-, :•,..,: flticl'lte soros otYl n e ts? . l. ' "o " -! L 4l-il l ' e s d a'so • leaving, h"w teet„ei.of ti;r.,z,ible dis . c olotira L ti'o ' n it e ll he skin, :end pain intim I t il 'i•P e rsl:4, l. . l wh i.eh o by the. lilt ssing of God, and 4 liti d le . ,ke 4„1t.".. 4i s „,.. d . '?ee tn your invaluable Metheitie, snloside , ~,tri`ttirtlir ?lug, the skin regaining its tiatural hue, abd , 4‘it,,,44errt,tZtus gradually goinr, otf.—l tints because, '10). t ;atisi t, tti f ,'l ' v e awl medicine, perfectiv free from all soy t 'ati'`u• a l ' •al!'t,---hare rec i• 1 m 'former " spill. i!nd k 0.,,, , I l lat t i ro'adnittit become. joll; iltlCl e t\it, Ks which state h.aving •,; tri at , ~Y a lonth s to the.astonis 1. inent of all wi'", knew !14r,p,) , :0.q , 1.,,r, Loss its what terms tO exp . ress my gratitucte, nui., 4`.las,. Cl,. lloil of other suffering rinntars • t' make ' 41.1o'd!PIttille as cis- ilil 3- I hall on • exery ocLa 'it, I" Yrin w ill i) gri . ! N atl; o ' l,lige, ~ ., 1. . .Ter grateful, obedient, eel - yliumble servant .1 .I'sCln„ ALEX. MIJRKEIt. qtt,„. 4,.Tiigl)..;irert, Edinburgh. . 41101,,p,, `vlt:ressestot he aktove Cure:— I, i't• 441 it ", Nn 3N• 1 , ' 1- - I; .t Eilinlitsr. , l. ; t,„ i k. ii ,„ ,•• , t. ew•...nary 'A.,ii c., * , (i' '''cil - "osh s Old I.ssei• bly Close Edinburgh. '• t,i • - t 14.1 sold I i n - • '-• IAS TAY tI-11, e v er,: .trci a „,- I.y the so le. Proprietor, 1 HON .. '') '. 1 10, of the' Ro -1C 11 .... • 4 'istr-cons, at his titre 9 ' N eW lie }d " L '''' ' '' • fter a i • Nl.mitt.,.. de-street, Loudon ; • who ei a 4ciiv , (4 more tinn 34 vsrs in a practice parti• Ott,‘t... : 44 '41 . ''''' 3 t'lle .. -(7 ' ' ta t f ...`, l• 'S out] thtlSe t , , r kt ,.. ..t o th ,.. ‘,. cure :•,. . etserea. --mil) anti .. . . . ~.. if,... ‘‘hlcti si, ..' 1. arts of •: ::' , .itteration, with that 1 avicita,t) i . it. ;" of -his profession should alwaya observe in ~,,settet4tlsli.„l„,'l,t.ttrs himself the advice. and assist:uice he i''Lli,l ) ", by z:', l i s t te es to persons taking t li is :'.lertielist, A% 1' ,. 11 i,..,,,k4,34:1,-rmitivi)iit cerning-Public, as art advattage sLld...na Its i g at t ' 4h . " f -' ll a mbiguity. 'l. - ret.,:x i... t aPPointr, silt' f t 1 s ouvenierice of Lust vi. 7 1,...0 ~, Irle t _ .1. .Or li.o r1b,1,,, !111 . ..: ,i.t,the P erfumer's, No. 35, St. 41ba!•1:4 . * 011i.,1(1t .Z,gil 8, - N l l'. 1 ! , y4bup , 103, Oxfuril-syect, , ; t.' • . 1 ‘.:q91b,,,,,, , ,• , , Pislt-strvet-liill ; - .Mr. Baxter ', Sothlt ?*4l'it A .% 'Nib?'" Mr. Al,Donald,3ewetier, GlasgT i v . ; : \ l l l* '1,,,,'-h,„' ,Cireat ,t,,l.;.land.by-tine persOn in everY c,l-4,";),:ie ktletr„inf,,,,,i, ;l'i,,ts..i...isi mot Ireland, in boes- of °.'i',')..,`ts:,`"ri-i•-,•,* '4!, ,i,),,e1.:Vr.,,115i.:4 _ , l e t:( 1 1 1 Up .Wit.l.l full as, d il !3 i n directions, N`'t i , t , tl , l ' 211, 4,ts.c.:eree;:Land lilr sex may cure tlitau 1 • i 4 4 t ', l l'> oh ‘1 ). liox sold ' . . t 7` .. . :.1 .1 rah v.l l , x . 1.,„11,,„ , Ili G reat-licitai n is sea,. it - Pi. ..' 1 s.twita..t ta•,,ti,l3ll',Y fare of t he'Commissioners, Is ',unite( 1 ••• C E ll+lbi,oh i"aYlor, No. ~ New Bridge-st.rett, •• s r e i„ i - ' " 41L Y .) '‘ 3l '. l 3•11 otfiets i i tr G . cou,nteifeit.6. , ;,,,: _,,,,,,4. ~.:. ,t,,, ....,... ri A I f //,7111110\x,. k 'rifT4 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1813. BA_KrAt.s. LicE.-;sts. Stamp-Oilice, London, Sept. Id,' 1815. NOTICE is hereby •given, that all Licenses granted to Bankers or ethyls; to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the bearer on demand, and allowed to be re-issued, will expireon the loth of Oetcbtr next, and that . they must be renewed within One Month from that day, or pcnalties will be incurred. • . That a separate License must be taken out for every place where the Notes shall be isued in Lit ,1 tin; e'S's the per sons to be licensed had issued their.Noies et ,le - verl places before the 2d July, 1805, and originally obtained one Licsene for all suck places ;.in which case only they will be again included in one License. The Duty on each License is 301. That every Lu...enSe Must specify the names and places of abode of the persons to be licensed, and the naive of thu place or places where, and the ,1111.111 C 'of ilia bank; as will as the partnership name, style, or firm, under which :the notes are to he issued ; and Licenses to inn - Sons in partner ship must specify the names, and places of abode, of 011 the persons concerned in thepartnership;•whether ill their names appear on the Notes or not; and iif,defitilt thereof the Li censes will be void. With these particulars, a specithen of the Notes must also be left at this Office, by persons apply , - ing for such Licenses. That a penalty of 1001. for every offence is imposed On the issuing of Promissory Notes, of the de;s:;ription aforesaid, without a License,br at any other glace, or under any other name, style, or' hrni, than is specified in the License. This Notice IS given, that all persons eOncerneil may con-, form to the law, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise be proscc.lted; and that persons Applying for Li censes, may come prepared with all the requisite parLeu lars to he - ttserted therein, without which the Licenses cannot be filled up, seas to protect the parties against pe .l.l2.lties By order of the Conamissionors, WILLI&M KAPPEN, SecTdary, R. ‘VES'i"s PICTURES MST !lE.:. JECI:ED, `ECONI) PICTURP: of CaRIST HEALING in, tut.: TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the CRU CIFIXION of-OUR SAVIOUR, With several- SKETCHES, arc now Exiiihitinq at No. 'PILL-MALL, near Carlton- House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn iugtill in the. Evening. fly Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. . — MAGNIFICENTLY NOVEL LOT rEny ! • ONLY 15,000 Ticlits, which have the Chance of ALL the Prizes, in toe following Scheme, of 20,000 Tickets. 13y this arrangenient the amount of Prizes is in,. creased One-third-in value, above what has ever hefore en richA a Nleel with 15,000 Tickets, and iocludes for the first time since the estahlishinent of Lotte Vies, 'fierce Prizes of L.50.0(0 each, and . Four -Prizes of 1...10,000 each. BEGINS DRAWINO spNENTH OF NOVEMBER. S C T - I E NI_E. - . 3.... Prizes of :C.50.000 . 3 per-Ct , . C0n3...,C.150,000 4 • ‘..:. . 90,000 -ditto, 30,000 3 • 4,000 ditto, 15,000 a l,OOO ditto, B,OOO 10 5OO ditto, 5,000 .10 IQ . . • 24 . 100 Money,.. 40 5 O. ditto, 2,009 2,000 . 15 ditto, 30,030 2,008 ... • 10 (Mtn, Amounting, in Stock and Money, to f .314,400. Stvarel, as well as Tickets,: of ALL the Stock Prizes, will receive th,ir proportion, transferred to the llvider3, without any Deduction whatf.wer. • • CIC!:1 2 , I'S :nil ',HARES are selling' at, 'l'. BISH's (the Contractor's) Offices, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING- CitOSS, London, who Shared and Sold, in the Contract just ended, No. 2,657, a Prize of 40,0001. Three of 1,0001. and 'Soled Golden Prizes; and in the Lottery which ended in April, ALL the Three Prizes of 30,0001. MONEY is ready to advance, with pronytitude and secrecy, at legal Annuity Interest, on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or Funded i'roperrycilteut Charges, Marriage Settlements, Whlnws Jointures,ls, Clergymen's Livings, and Annuity Bonds. Apply personally, between Nine and Five; or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No . . e, Lower .}ohn-strect, Golden-square.—Matters of Magnitude will be preferred. DEVON—WIR IRON WORKS FOUNDERY . , EDGF: TOOL MANUFACTORY, ANi;HOR SMITHERY, &c. at TA VISTOCK. TO BE SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, on,I.RIDAY,, the 6th of OCTOBER, at 12 o'Clock, at the Mart, London, unless an acceptable Oiler shall he . previously inade,hy Pri vate Contract, • • TAVIS . IOCK IRON WORKS..---This emi nent Maunlactory is most desirably situated In' the centre of an .finpol taut Mining District ; cxtreinely emirs's; hient for Trade to Plymouth, the Dock, a'nd Stonehoose, bV Water ConVeyance.; also far the Kihes and Private lards, Exportation, eze. The Plant comprises Nine Powerful 11:w cc Wheels, regularly supplied ; Machinery for E ght Hammers ; Air and ,Blast. Furnaces ;• Blowing Cy itidevs; Boring, Boll: ing; and Grinding Mill; extensive Smithery, with requisite will-adapfed Erectlerts, convenient, compact, and inclosed ; a commodious pleasant Residence., wll h Stables, Gardens, Cottages, and Ten Ail - es of rich Pasture Laud adjoining; the whole held for Ninety Years imexpifed. May be tiewed by applying to MT. S. 1100111TOOk, at the Manufactory, where descriptive particulars may he had; also at the Printing Offices of the Cornwall Gazette, Truro ; Ga zette, Exeter ; Telegraph, Plymouth .Docji ; ranihrian, Swan sea; Journal, Bristol ; Aris's Gazette, Birmingbant,; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 23, New .Bridge-street, London; where Plans inav he seen. The gieater part of the Purchase money may remain on mortgage. DISEASES 00 INFAN'IS,- Sc. DAbBY'S GENUINE CARMINAVVE is superior to all other Remedies inutile Wind, Perg ings, Convulsions, and all those Disorders in the Stomach and 13owels of Infants, which prove fatal to so Many under the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in Cholics, Fluxes, and other Complaints in the Intestines of grown per sons. This inealnable Cordial Medicine is prepared by Frances Oen (assisted by her Sons), daughter of the late Air. Joseph Dalby„ - Apothecary, the InVentor, who bequeathed, to her alone_ this Property, _wider hjs Will, as may be seen in the bill of directions, with Various instances of its success. • - Sold by F. Newbery and Sans, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, London, four doors from Cheapside, price Is. a bottle • and by their Agents in Town and Country.--Obscve that the words Newbery, - No. 45, St. Paul's," areen graved.in the stamps ; and be sure to ask for Gell's Dalby's Carminative. scoautmc AND VENEREAL compLAINTs raial'! . Reputation of Dr. FR BEM AN 's G UTTA • _IL SALUTAILIS has been 'firmly established by forty years experience of its beneficial effects in Scorbutic and Veneroa Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands; the Lymph, the Blond, or the general -Constitution, ocea= sinned by acrimonious Matter retained in the habit, or intro duced by certain. indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious .useof Me . . - cur}, this Medicine st , rll hip found the most tiiicA eiuns, and at the same-time the safest that can be resorted to ;. and is no less excellent in Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,Obstractinus in the Urinary Passages, and Lumbago. It.requires no rellranit of Diet, Caolinernent, or hin,thaame to Business. , . Sot] at Mr. Butl , :es, Na. 4, Chcapsidc, London, and most Medicine Venders in every Town, in.Gotties, at 9.5. 9d, 4s, j, a. - ca 4 225. each. MUNGO PARK. 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This day Geheral Funk, sent oh a svecial mission from his 'Majesty the Kivg ot ;ia.Nonv, had a pri;ate jpidienee of his ithi-at Highness the Fritice itugerit, t., deliver, his letter of credence Jo: was int rodticed E;tel Bathurst, tiffs :Ailkit;stys Principal ~...- i ecretary h.l . Foreign :ltfairs . ,::i4, the alisenee of Lord Vkconlit castierca..lh, and condueren Robert Chester, Eso.l`...ssistahi-:,caster of the Cc:lc:Monies. ,11 .S• i lt. 23, 1814. His Royal HighnOss the PrinceAtugent bath been pleased, in the Oanit and on tltt! behalf of has.MafeAyi to grant unto •(.'ilarlcs Marsh Bchopal...,g, a Put c. , :pram in he Royal Navy, his .Nlajesty's rub- ,iceuce :tint that he u,,ty accept- and wear the insignia • 1 ap limioracy Knight ( orn main:er of the It Pa Pottugne,e Niilitatiy-Order vi ttie'l'uicc► and Sword, conferred on hint by his Royal Hil.rtiness the• Prince It egent of Portugal ; and to Lieutenant-Cohan:A Charles ;Downie, of the Spanish service, his Majcsty's ruy,al licence .anti perutisi. , lan that he niay accept and \‘ear the Superntinte- Criiss of .the royal mi.! ni,tinguislied °tiler of CharleS th'e Third, conferred on taco Imv his Catholic Majesty. ComMiSsions in the '1',r. , 2-: Ilamlets Militia, signed by the Deputy Lieutenants, in lie ...Absence of the Lord Lieu— tenant.. Ist Regiment, Harrison Ross Lewin, Zsq. to be Captam; vice. Leonard, resigned. Will. Armstrong Hodson, Gent. to be ditto, vii:e o!.ey; resigned. • • Charles Bessell, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Ella, resigned.. Arthur Jepson, Gent. Ao be EnSign, vice Say, resigned. Ed- Wattl Ilesself„Gent. to be ditto, vice Hodson, promoted. John 'Mullett, Geut. to he ditto, vide llesseil, promoted.' 2d gegintent, Captain 'rliOntais • Hawka to be Major, vice Forsteen, resikord.. • joint . Lax.bii, Esq. to be Captain, vice Hawl;'er,. promoted. Artlitir.Savers Esq to be ditto, rice .Collett, resigned. • • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jaines rugles, Orange-street, LeiceSter-squaie; tailor, from to November lt. • • M °ore, Salisbury 7 court, Fleet-street, victualler, from . Seirtenilter su to Octobei 7. Thomas Hoa►e, Poplar, flour-factor, from September 23 to October 7. BANKRUPTS Edward Morris, Rer3ditch, Worcestershire, carpenteri Octe. ber 26, 26, and Novel - 111)er 7, at eleven, at the Swan Inn. Alcester. Atturnies, Turner, Blowns'oury-square, Mr. Gtiarduer,'Redttitch. Robert Gill, Union-street, Southwark . , tailor, September 30, October 14, and November 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. At toiney, Mr. Lawrence WilihiMs, Cursitor-street, Chancery lane. James RdSsell, Saint John Baptist, Hereford, miller, October 4,5, and November 7, at eleven, at the Black .Swans .Here turd. Attu - flies, Jlr. James Woodhouse, Leominster, or Messrs. Darke, Church, and Darke, Princes -street, Bedford-' vow. • \Viiltatn. Yount?. ati(lJohn 13arroW ;Milner, Manchester, &Ur , factors, Q‘Aoncr 26 - , 24, , and Novvnwer 7, at tyro, at the • Dug Tavern, Man AttOriiles; Mr. Ellis, thanceri•- ~ lane, or Messrs. Cardwell and I.eicester, Manchester. Michael Cotton, Worcester; eheesetnonger, October 1,3, 14, anti - titvernuer 7, at cicrcn, -It,- ecums, r.m.Yrt:ll,ll3c-, Gloucester. Attornies, Sir SamaerWhitcombe aid King, Serjeatit's Inn, Fleet-street, or Mr. W. C. 1k ard, Glou 'rester. James Collier, Bainow, Cheshire, cotton:spinner, October 13, 23, and Novemoer 7,at at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Meisrs.Wi Ills, Fairt horde Auld Chirlte,‘k arntord - toort, London, or Mi. Peter Healey, Ridings-court, Mau.. thester. John Kingson, Newport, Monmouth, dealer, October 13, 14, and November 7, at two, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atterdies, Sit Samuel Whitcumbe and King, Serjcant'a Inn, Fleet-street, or John 'Henry Frapkispliristol. - 'James Land, Wakefield Outwood, Yorkshire, AWine-spinner, October S, s', and November 7, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakef.eid. Attornies, Mr. Potter, Wakefield, or Mr. Lake, Dowgate-hill. Z'! lliam Dunbar, IVorn4ccd-street, merchant, October 6, at five', 7, at ten, and November 7, at one, at Attorney, Mr. Comerford, Copthall-court, Throgniurton-- . street. tilliam Lee, `eye Sarum, Wiltshire, cheese-factor, Octirber 16, 17, at seven, and November 7, at twelve, at the Public ROOMS, New Sarum. Attoenies, Messrs. Tanner and Cooper, Salisbury, or Mr. Samuel Endy, Essex-court, Temple. • William Akers, Great •Coram-street, plumber, October 6, at tire, .7, at ten, and November 7, at one, at Atturnies, Messrs. Stratton and Allport, Shoreditch. DIVIDEtipS, Oct. .17. W. ShallcraSs, late of Joseph-street, St. Pancras, baker-Dec. 9. E. Dadley, - of Shoe-lane, pewter'er—Oct. 2(3. 'l'. Hunter, jun. of King's Lynn, Norfolk, woollen-draper— Oct. 21. T,•I.L Latham and J. Parry, of Devonshire-square,' merchants—Oct, 19. It. IVood, •of Marton-, Yorkshire, horse dealeV----Oct. 191 It. Hardman and P. Wright, of Liverpool, merchants—Oct, 17. J. Dolfin, late of Leamington-Priors, WarwiCk, Confectioner. CERTIFICAIES—OcT. 17. T. Wh€atley, late of Wrapping-wall, sail-maker—W. Ed mondson, late of I.ondoli-street, Tottenham-court-road, apo thecary. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. limes & W. Simon, Liverpool, Limber-merchants—D. Stable and- S. Burrows,. London, wine-merchants—J. Bur bidge and P. Hodges, St. John-street, West Smithfield, iton- Moogers—J. Ball aad T. Roberts, Walsall, Staffordshire, Cabinet-maliers—P.J. Papillon and P. Papillon,.of the Neck- Inger, Bermondsey, silk-dyers—J. Stevenson, T. Stevenson, and N. Gee, Nottingham, hosiers—W. Davis and J. Dock land; Carnalty-market, butchers—'l'. Wagstaff and E. Paine, jun. of Carlsham, Sweden, merchants-S. Johnson and J. P. .Johnson, Shrewsb ury--G. and 11. Steel, Norwich, grocers— J. and J. Wright, Deptford, grocers—J. Young and J. Goa?- man, Worcester, leather-dressers. HOP INTELLIGENCE. . . . MAIDSTONE, SEPT. 05.—Our Market on Thursday last was particelarly dull in the sale of Hops ; upWards of €0 bags of a prime quality were sold as high as 101. but there.were very few buyers, partly owing to the great influx in the London. Market, whiCh we. Understand is equal t o wh a t it w as when. :he Duty paid 000,0001. Many, owing to tha scarcity of Too, ney, and Corn fetching so low a price, are obliged to sell their Rops, which causes at present such a quantity in the Market, but most of the Planters are keeping them back its expectation of better prices. (from the highest - - . . . SEPT.Sot/Tim:IKE, ZA:T 25.-- . --During the last tfoorttitjtiisghpte,rti,hmie unprecedented—even slipply of le "ll opsat:inus•orNBl,artiket u h p a p s ly be u e pi n, for quantity, Was not so great—the corgequence Itasi)een time) a decline of full 205. per c.wt. on the best sorts, and :30s. to' 40s. per cwt. on ,inferior samples. This • day our market is very gravy, and nothiavaleable but fine and good samples. Present currency SI. to 101. 10s.; fine and choice up to 121. But few bags• yet at- market, mid those of inferior quality. Duty . at VC,OOOI.