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I i~ t , . .. 1. . . r., ---; ac• t j PA -; • ,i . , ..'•sr; •. v . •\......:- •. iov !t a i' , • -- I t t,„ :k: :,f: ,ec -; -, .... ,.. , a ,; . , .-• , —c, :.•`•L‘ • 44,...iii ' V t z y - . • • - • , •. .. ••.',.., ••!.• z•-•'; '',.. N . ' ---I.'i - 2 . AT' -P ''- , , , , , . _ .1.• - •.,. .. tv . ......„. T U . . ' ....; ,1 _ 7,- ... „r , , ... _ ••, ~ e -.:.,,, ::. , . . --. . ~ , • . .. , . . ~. bled td cell the etl verf we he• NUMBER 10,009. curriNG TICKETS for the SECOND DAY of DRAWING the FIRST LOTTERY for the Year 1823. • • LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, Oct. 9, 1824. THE MANAGERS and DIRECTORS of the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice; That Num but of 'Pickets and Shares thereof may be registered for the purpose of receiving information of their fates after the drawing, and may be examined at this Office every day (Sun days excepted), with their Registers of Benefits and Blanks. And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give further Nolico, that they will cut of the Tichets to be put into the Wheel before the Second Day of Drawing the First Lottery for the year 1828, into Boxlß, on Wednesday, the 27th day of October Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Morning, at this And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give titer Notice, that they will attend and oversee the 'Drawing of the Tickets of the said Secand;Darof the said First Lottery for the Year 1923, on Wednesday, ad day of November next, at Coopers' Hall, in liasingliall-street, within the City of London. ENGRAVING of the INTERIOR of ST. ANDREW'S • HALL, NORWICIL T 1 8 -intended to commemorate the NOR vicii GRAND MUSICAL, FESTIVAL, by an -31tAVING which shall faithfully represent the INTE 1t10R.44 ST. ANDREW'S HA LI, during one of the Con. e i t ,'ts• The inclinerDrwin will be by Mr. J. S. tie and the Plate will be Artists. V Subscri ptiony received by the Printers of the " Norwich ie.rcury," anti by Mr. W. Freeman, " at Pal a London-lane; , Mr. J. Alagdalen-st reet ; an d b y M r. J . S. Corm), St. Mar. ce. The period chosen for representation is the moment when the Lak e of vja.,s hoisted by command of his Royal Hihnes.y the Sussex for the encore of the " Hailstone Chorus" the ost fo ra ni picturesque circumstance that could possibly have occurred 1 , . nter to take adv a nt age o f. Proofs fs on Indi a P aper - - Three Guineas. - - - One Guinea and a Half. Subscribers Names already received. His Royal Highness the Duke of York. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. His Royal Highness the 'Duke of Gloucester. The Col. Roya l Hi M.P. Lieutenant of the County, High Sheriff of the County. T , Lord Bishop of ?,lorwielt. ,- ' h a % cry Rev. Jos. Turner, DlE'Dean of Norwich. His Grace the Duke of Norfolk. ' ..The Right Hon; the Earl of Gosford. • • The Right Hon. the Earl of Albemarle.. • The Right Hon. Lord Wodehcitise. The Right Hon: Lord .Bentifick. The Right Hon. Lord Calthorpe. The Hight lio n . t h e 'Viscountess Mandeville,' The Rev. Archdeacon Olderslutw. J..S, Francis, Esq. Mayor of Norwich. • - m. Deputy Mayor of Norwich, and Chairman 3 . b ar the Coinniittee - of Management. . '. — ' ll ',roiiine, Esq. Deputy Chairman . of 'ditto: C is. Moore, :Esq. SherifP 'Of Nbrwith. —Jos. Turner, Esq.' Sheriff of Norvneli, 'Prirf.' iolia nictlartilV. :firth, Esq. Mayor of Narmoutli: General Loftus. alich aA ,„ '1 ...sq. Mr. R. M. Bacon Jah n it "mild, Esq:, Proof • Rev. N. Astley ,b, 1(1'011, Es Proof J. nicks, Esq. "roan A 1" Jo ie ~ Ingot, Esq., Proof Major Coast R ot). * % me, Esq. Rev. C. J. Champinan li on Capt. Irby Rev. j.. Bowman % ~• and Rev. Mr. Nevin Mr. Kinnebrook . • 4i: ti;llacon, Premier Bart. Mr..E. Taylor s - ''. IL Eolkes, Bart. Mr. Jos. Stannnrd, Jun. it i l Ouley, M.P. Rev. C. Penriee CZNlney, Esq. M.P. P. Taylor, Esq. London V‘ h 1 1:1!roctor J. Taylor, Esq. London E'„,atowne, Esq. S. Stone, Esq. V ,„ 4. • Booth, Esq. Rev. R. P. Kemp fe T urner, Esq., Proof 4. T Joe. Clover, Esq. London 1k,,, 7 4en, Esq. . Proof A •J. Hepworth ' Wm.'Steward, Esq. Mt. James Stark rVi / ‘ l ii. r hergeEsq„ w. .4iodfrff, Esq. J. Bateman, Esq. London, It . 1, - a 'rfaie . ; Kith Proof A . 431 'w, Esq. London . D.lEitirney, Eiq. A. T It. 18 Y . ov,Esti:•ilitto • Rev. T. Caltherpe, Proof Ito p rone' Esq. ditto, Proof Rev: it: F. Howman 'ward 4 1 Miss'earrington, Yarmouth, Ai We ft . Drake Mr: 'J. Harwell' 'r ts it ve Mt John Thiitle, Proof and , f. 1 -.(144410 0, Esc, Piint • 41 6 ilo tie ir '. I. Britton, Esq. London, Proof' "V. .14 ' '.'"l' . n,d Prin t Print man, Proof and ... 1 1 ,. j u . '„ .1. I'. Neale, Esq. ditto Al ti . I •lii3,tr, Proof Mr. 111: Stark, jun. St ° Re Pn Aisulkin, Bury Mrs.'Johti Stracey, Rackheath ir: I,:.dmund's J. Taylor, Esq. Norwich l'r 1 ,,,.' 8101 'nfin Yarmouth, 'Jos. Geldart, Esq. Proof sit. `),"' and Print Rev; R. Elwin, Proof Pro. Slialders Yarmouth, W, H. Turner, Eeq. Itet e a ~ '' ' Mrs. ir;,isoviles, Yarmouth Mr. J. Matchett' • . I', ci lo i lititigrn a i t Mr. N. IV . : 'Stevenson' • Il ' n _. C. pley,:Es q ., Proof Mr:J. Marshall Tile C l ," ll rney, Proof are peeeiiVeribers' Names will u• 'be inserted in the Paper as they 114 ` .. ASSURANCE: A 3 ASSUR COMPANY of ta'titeted If. ..u1), anti LNDON e empoweredby . , an Act of Parliament of th C APITAL—RI4IOO,OOO. ~ FIRE DEPARTAIEN r. .. ON 4,1 4 ill fu -.. L POLICIES fo r £3OO ; and upwards, oontinutng. 1 , 44 a m t a r_1 1 :14. fiv e years, the Assured will be entitled to partici v of aitt p eri Surplus Premiums, which may remain at the end 4 i od. k EI. ' 11 Ittlti it rrurtNs for the five years ending at Christmas; L i.,,4 Per den for the five years ending at Chrfsas loz?,. i - cen t , ny offers t„ 4... addition to the benefit of Returns, this COnlp the loss or cktels th© further advantage of an allowance for iti,',,,'?f. Buildings rendered untenantable by, Fire. _es due at Ac.IIAVA I .S.—Beeeipts for the renewal of Policies e.. .104,10ketielnias are now ready for deli Very at the o!p e e n u i p n Withipltrid by .the .'Country Agents, and should be taken " "'teen days thereafter. Alkerf LIFE DEPARTMENT. the 'whole ,„_47110N8 to POLICIES.—Persons assured .for . „ . . ey"" - ul„ of Life, will have an addition made to the l r I'ol,l_ 41 the e i l :i+ 'PVeath year, or an equivalent reduction will be mt!pe tirtti. hire Payments or Premium, at the option of . the As ui 1 1 l . , . additio Seven 'Years ending at t hristtnas, 1823, an average l Lotiti cl : ° f t 157 has been made to every .13000 Assured, i ~ Th e tor through an Agent in Great Britain. . • , l'eleitinxt valuation will be made at Christmas 1030, :Ina lo titti.,,Yo'ectt‘cl before that date, will participate in proportion. ‘, puiirt, they May then have been in force. _._. t uait ed ` 4 4 maY also be effected for the whole term of Life, by . a . L o ode of " A urriber of 'yearly payments. Tablas applicable tathis i „ .'.ii, rpthtirartne flay be obtained at the Office. 7 1 , tieck,„,'sk.--T Company allows certain passages by Sea 'Ottiti `" ' v osala,. without extra Premium, .as set forth in the 1, 4) Aka of the °filet pr u oposal • : . ' ol.fully e4lanatoty of the principles and rates of the 4 4011. 0ti ' 4 tray be had at: the principal Office in Cheapside, 14tittiftlieizild44to4 ta k eh, several Agentin i the Cou o ntry ed , w fu h r o A a ,, re . 4.114.. the appearance of area pr pos , . , . Cheap ic e' lIENRY DESBOROV011; Jun. Sec. Londui), Sept. 30, 1141` • 411, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1824. 'SALES OF ESTATJ.;:i. LYME REGIS, DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, for 2,000/. .LL that Capital and Well-built Fitlil4:- HOLD HOUSE, in good Repair, With the Gard . en anti Yard behind the same, situate on the west side of the Mond street 'of that fashionable Watering Plage Lyme Itel„is, for merly in the occupation of Sir Edward gynge, Baronet, but now let as a Boarding HouSe, in the - occupation of Benjamin Iliscott, at the yearly rent of 1651. Also, all that SHOP under the same, the occupation of Mr. Fred. EdWards, at the yearly rent of V 9/. Also, all that capital well-huilt FREE: HOU EJin good Repair, immediately adjoining the E ardinktOtt lately let on Lease, which expired in March last, to -I!. Nynge, Esq., a the yearly rent of 551., Unfurnished, but , bawl to the possession of the Vendor. Also, all that Piece of Freehold Pasture Igind, called . the Cleaves, immediately behind and adjoining the - said two last mentioned Houses, containing in the wHole three acres or there abouts,- in the possession of the Vendor,-and immediately ad joining the Sea-shore on the south—a capital situation for Building. . . . And also the Reversionary „Interest in certain Messuages and Premises, situate on the Public Walk, held by Joseph England, and the Miss Bignolls, for the remaiiider of an un expired term of fifty years; created in 1020, at the yearly rent of 31., and also the said yearly rent of 31. for the residue of the said term. The above-mentioned Premises are admirably calculated for carrying on an extensive Mercantile Business, or for the licsi. Bence of a , Private the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage.—For further particulars apply (if by let ter, post paid) to Messrs. Burrell and Edwards, Solicitors, Lyme. BRECONSIIIRE.-VA IJI/A RIX FREEHOLD PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY, AUCTION, At the BUSH INN, in the Town ; of BRIXO, on SATUR. DAY the 23d inst., between the hours of Two and ,Fo:ir o'Clock in the Afternoon, by Mr. .THOMAS PROSSER, Auctioneer (subject to such conditions as shall be then pro dticed), the following . , M Desirable -1; 1 OST EEIIO LD PRO . PERTY, in the undermentioned Lots Lot 1. All that Carpenter's Shop - and Yard, in the occur:- Lion of Thoinas Jones; situate in Lianfies. Lot 2. All that Blacksmith's Shop and Yard, adjoining the last Lot, in the occupation of Airs. Evans These two Lots will be sold either together or separately. Lot 3. All those Two illessuages, Tenements, and Lands, called Bolgoed Vain . imd -- Drain Duon, 'containing 112 s tatute acres 3 roods atul - 30 iituate , in the parish nt' Liam pyddid, and distant front the town of Brecon toree miles only now In the occupation of. Lot 4. All that Alessn age,:. Tenement, and Lands, called Bailyhelig, containing 62 statute acres, `2 roods, anti 5 perches, situate in the parish of lit.. David's, within halt: a mile or the town of Brecon, and now in the' occupation -of Mr. John Wit. Hams, maltster. Lot 5 and' 11. All those Two Alessuages, Tenements. and Lands, called Panty Furth Gwynn and Panty Forth Gwyn Issa„containing 103 statute acres, and 'l4 perches, sitinou in. the several pariidiS of Gaithbrengy and Llanddew, and now in the respective ocettpationa et' William Kinsey and .Thonias Jones. T'Lotshese two will be meld 'either together or se. parately. •• - Lot 7. All those Two Alessuages, Tenements, and Lands, called Pentwyn and Tyr Saddler,. containing 80,.statute acre, situate in the said parish of Llanddew, and now in the eccu prtion etf John Williams, • • The three last Lots are distant from the town of Brecon three miles only, and Lot 7, adjoins the turnpike rotid,• leading from Brecon to Hay. Lot 0: All that Piece of , Land, with the ruins of a House thereon, and Garden, . 11 t.tH'eining....1.4addew • Common, in the said parish of Llanddew, and late in the occupation of Richard Bowen. Lot 9. Two newly built Cottages, with Gardens attached, and Three Pieces of L•md, situate at Cwinatiod, in the saki parish at' Llanddew, and now in the:occupation .ef Thomas and his under-tenants.. . Lot 10. All that illessuage, Tenement, and Lands called Troscoed, containing 120 statute acres; iatuate.lll the' isrisli•of Gwerldwr, and now in the occupation of ,John dis• - tant between four and live miles from the town of Ilrecon4- - • Lot 11. An those two 111iiisuages, Tenements; andliands, called Dtaryn -and Dan y Forest, situate intho. - parlih- of and within one mile of the Town,' containing, by estiinatitlN • about 120 statute acres, and in the occupation ut' Mr.*. Jnities , Spencer. • • ' Lot 12. All that Messitoc,. Tencnient, end Lands, ealled Pcntre Rhyd y Geifyr,'aituate in the several -,parishex of 'rat. garth and St:-Michael Cwrndu, and now in :the' occupation of Thomas Watkins. The Propettk comprised in :the (there' . Loti'is..well;wortit the attention of uny person.desirbus of makini. an eligible in. vestment, seVeral.oPthemaeorn their,contiguity,th the .t o wn of Brecon;lre extreinels' , irtiliinide, at which place : Lime and Coal may be had at very moderate rates. : f 111.r.ltielturd Oliver, of dui:flay - Railway ,Lodge,;:neur Bre. con, will show the Prethises; and further particulars may be obtained from. him or at the Office ~of Messrs. church and Moirico, solicitors, Brecon. , 1 Till's day was pttblished, by .1. reatum, 70, Strand, , _ fr liltli.followitik NEW CONIPOSI'fIONS of .1 Mr. NATHAN, froth the Comic Opera of THE ALCAIii : d. The Overture - - . 3 . 0 " HaSte, haste, Ipe " ythee, sung hir Miss Patcn - • 2 6 " Youth in ardour proud," 'ditto : - - 2 0 " Good sir," sung by Madame VeStris - - 2 0 My Gauntlet's down, ditto • •.! _ 1 - - - ''.' 2 0 Oh L Ludy I've dreatnt of thee,-ditto - - 3 0 Love, thy timid - whispering tongue, sung by Miss Love 2 U QUartetto, " May I approach thee'', - - • - 3 U Quartette, Oh 143dy robed in weeds of woe - - 2 0 QuitZtiito, " Befriend us" - - - ,13-- U And the rest of the Music in this Opera. Also, Our own I"ireside - . MP .. ..LW TN[ FOLLOW; NC: &qN u 4, r 505 "LISA !Ina: . .. air beery de Valut.l . --.Pilo. le. poetry ii, Lady Cunha* Lae.b.. P 4 eine I.r I. Nathan 2 0 - • P .:=Za:l4t l .4:=Z2fir..4.• Usury deVa1e,”,,•,..;..... IL. ;ri• . let bj. 1 ( 7 . • sing RH for 4thsr4"-,Pries as. . AI up for:ivtat tiefiest li.it, Love.".-Price sr. 1A=.... , iv..., hr whi!il....'it le* Lev*, 'Weep be wbat ilweet wee. 1 . - 4 7. .-•-, . -a-- -/ Zi '-- - - - - - 74- - --. : I i t - -' -- ' ' - - -.- - "- - '- fr: l ...=,- ^-----.4 - --. 77 - 7 -1 .-- —e--- • - . . TO OTTVAGFIVAN'D " EAR . ..AC:Fin. pERRY'S ESSENCE has received the sanc. lion and support . of the mitt Itnitinguislied Person ages in the_ tingdmo, together with the united Testimony of the Grit PilYgiVi . 4 ill in Enro l l', and numerous faenuralile cont. meats in highly respectable lournalx...where it lies been declared to be the "•ilest thing ever disdovered for the Tooth-ache and Ear-nche."-.--It instantaneously relieves the .mnst excruciating Pain, preserves thryeetts ittlorm,o4.l,fit in, o,reveini firither,Decay, cures the - gtiurrY in the Gni n s, 61,1 e ps limie r - Teeth; and renders them Firm. and Ser. vitt:ll4'e tti lite latest 4serioll; and . effectually Prevents the T.pot.h.arhe. - 'Sold in Bottles, at Is. lid: and 21. 9d. by Butler, Chemist, 1 4 4.1, CltraOside, Zit. Paul's, and Tio, Regent-street. (n,ar the Argyle linomsi, Lundon ; and by the principal . Medickne Venders throu,llintit the I7nitell Kingdom. • Of whom xltn way lie had, MORRIS'S lIRUNiIVI('I PLASTER, an txceNnt tt, medv for f , :rdiv:iting• Corns, Minion!), &v. Iti t 'lle . carefitt t,t ask for Perry'v . Esenie • for 0)6 ruot . l l .ache, and Alton k's Brunswick Corn Pfirster. . . ry ), INN . 4 OXFORD. • ROYAL MAIL AND POS_:.l"} ,COACH OFFICE. T HE: Pax 1%) Fl , OF WA LE , every Morning ; TO LONDON. • et Three o'clock, through Henley,, to' the George and Boar, S .A.Light fait Cniach, every Morning at Eight o'clock, throlfgl) Henley, t. the Bolt in Tim, Fleet-swee: ' White- Iforse ;Post Conch, every ,41orning at Nine o'clock, thimo r h 'Hertley,lo the ;lithe Horse 4 ectter-lane, and Angel, Cletneitt's . Btratid;. • - Blenheinr.PosviClonehrevery liforning from Alroodstock at Eight, Ant , o`elocl4 through WVOnlbe the-Gorge nett-Mae boar; 'Holborn... • t Berkeley II tinti, l every Morning at. 'a tin arter' btfer4l.3ltl;en, through Ilenlov, to the Castle 'and • Fnleon,,,AlderSgme street,: Old Ilene DrintelfrilluelvEthr, Piccadilly ; - nnd h mire's Green Alan andsStal, Oxford-street;at t d realms every lorning front the _ a. City at Five and Pice wily a! hall.p ast Mee, : Retlliaror.veVety Day at • half pasts:gratelye o'cloelri'ihrofigh "Wye° nbe,' to-the-Hell and Crown;.Holhirrtu Royal Stwereign, every .niy at (.ht - 0•000 t, throng!) Henley, to 'Neleoit's Office; 59,••Pfeesttlilly (next the 13tirlinidtbn A rca.le), the rtreet. Ch tmplon, every Evening , half-Test Nine,--throtte,ll WyoUnhe: to the Bolt-in-Ton 'Fleet-street, and Angel Inn, Si. Clement's. Shamrock, every night r.t Ten o'clock,--throtigh Henley nett' Sloe •h, to Ilatchott's Hotel, PiCtittlillY ; , Dull Ahlgate and Boltin-Ton, Flect.street.- `TO - HIRMINGII , Aitt; , ' ! Shamroek T every Morning at Ave :o'clock; through stock and Stratford, to the lien.and!Chicken's HOW.. A Light Post CoachieNittif Morning at Eleven, to the Swan Inn an Hen end Chicken's Hotel.' Royal Sovereign, every Day at half . past Twel o'clock, to the Hen and Chickens Ho te l en d Swan Inn. - •Prlrteooti Wales, every Night at }even o'clock, to the Hen , and Chickens llotti:i .-t TO SHREWSBURY. * 7 ; • • Sliarnrock,.new Day 'Coach, every 3lorning at Flit o'clock, to the Talbot Hotel. -I • • TO. CHEIJTENHAX ' Berkelet-Hunt, every Day at Twelve o'clock, through Wit ney 'and - . Burford, to the Plough-frotel;4 and returns every illbrning at Six, , throngh Oxford and Henleyi , to London. • Retaliator, , every Afternoon at halfpast Twdo'clock; 'through . Witney, Bourfortl, and Northlench; milli- Plough: Hotel. Cheltenharn, , Oloeester, and Hereford. 'Champion, every Night at Nine o'clock. •Woriseeter light -, l'oet Coach, every Day at Twelve o'clock.. Candiridge L ur k, every 31.onday, Wednesday,-and- Friday rn "rninb"*.in,Ortkar o'clock, through: Thome, Ayl es b ur y, an d Medfore,...toythe 4agle inn. ," .1-klithton liero ' :•every ,itionday , ~,Wednestiny,a ndu Friday • Illoroings, t half_ past Six o'clock, -through Reading, Old. 'ham, -mad , aulldford, to Hine'a Office. ' • -.Leamington Post Coach-, every day at. half. past Twelve, tough llanbury and outliam, .to.thellath Hotel. '. .11Ianchester aud:ldverpool Post coaches every Day at Elevens ;and half past Twelve o'clock, antleiNight at Eleven o'clock' 'direct. . . Shrewsbury and Holyhead. Post Coach direct, every Night at Eleven o'clock. - Reading l'ost Coltcht B every Mornipg at Eight, and Afternoon at Two o'clock to the George Inn. I Southampton and the Isle of Wight , Post Coaches every morning at Eight o'clock, through. Newbury and -Winchester, . The Hay, Brecon and Carmarthen Post Coach every. Night .at Nine o'clock. , To London, from i rloc l e i s l ie id r :lanilt%lll:ll3c.ltenhi6,- every Night at. Eleven o'clock. . To London, from Worcester and Ludlow, every Night at Eleven o'clock. - ' To W orcester and laullow every 3 1 orning at Three o'clock. To Glocester and Cheltenhatuevery Morning at Three. To Bati, and Bristol.every Morning at Six., To Banbury and .Leanitngton every- l‘lornin g at " eye , o'clock. - • . . • - ANGEL ` , INN, . The Public are respectfully informed that a New Light Post Coach, called The Shamrock,. leaves the Mane -offi ce f or -77. • OkFORD, Ilinningham, Shrewsbury anti. Holyhead, every Morning at n at, Seven o'clock, to the Bolt in-Ton, Fleet- . - FiVe , o'clock . ; a nd i s wor ked in a very superi or manner. . . • Also, a New Pa l a Coach leaves the bell Inn Paringtion, every Eveni street, and Bull - inn , Ahlgate, at very - reduced, F ares; anti Tett,wta every Evening at Half-past Seven. . , ... . ,R.,. COSTAR. C. IVADDELL, Sc. CO. Proprietors. , • The. Vsnprietors., will not be _responsible • f or t h e loss or ' lma ge 01 .4 t paekage. should the whole. value thereof ex ceed the Sum aCEive Pounds, unless the same .be specified, and. aninsurance paid over anti above, the- common carriage, when delivered to their Agents at the nl)ove Inn, and in the different-part s , of the. Kingdom. - ' ' BLSII, C TRACTOR with OOVE . RN3I,ENT for the PRESENT 'LOTTERt, JrAVING, agreeably . with his usual custom, 11. advertised the Scherue in full, now calls the attention of his best Friends, the 'Public, to its principal attractions: 'IT COTITAINS - TWO ORAND PRIZES of X 30,0001 - And 30 other Capitals ; All the Prizes are Sterling Money r-there are No Blanks, every•Numbir being sure of at least £5 - and the plan of hay. in the Whole Scheme decided irtot;e-Dayi having given such general satisfaction, is again adopted by, 1,31511 ; as all the above Capitals, - and all the other be'drawn, and every Number decided on • , . • "TUEIDAy, 1,14 NOVEMBER. • ALIPIN',ONE DAY! (1- As the interval to the Drawing is arovery ahort, • nnd Lotte ries ere so non to terminate altogether, BISH solicits an early purchase at dither of his. Offices, 4, C0*141111414,-and WCHARINGXROSS Where the following Capital Prizes, all drawn on TUESDAY LAS'Pi 6th Instant were shared and sold:— . a. Frige of . X 23,050 . No. 699' - Andtiii.tr•Prlie 'of 410,000 19,1195 '.£2,050 10,550 . £3OO 7,404 . £22.0 . 41 ,744 • • -10- -300. -10,938. —220 10,478 - 1,041 14,373 . 300 12,074 - 220 635 . 610 2,602 - 220 12,745 - 220 8,007 - 510 3,259 - 220 16,073 220 ti• The Contractor's Otlices, 4, Cornhil , and 9, Charing- Cross. Froni the LONDON :GAZETTE, Cict.9. Mall, Clei. 8, 1824. :The King has been pleased to direct letter.; patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Ilon. Percy Clinton Sydney, Viscount Strangford, his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Sublime thitaluauXorte r .,antl theleits.ulale.oi-lbt, body, lawfully be. Clontarf, the name, stile, and title, of Baron Stningford, of gotten, by in the county v:' Dublin. Whitridtil," Oct: 5,189. The King has been ple.tsed to' give and grant unto the Right Flonottrable George Hobert Earl of Buckinghamshire, his Royal icence and authority, that.i&e.ompliance with a condition and njunction contained in the last will and testament of Jolui Elampden,lometiine of the parish of, Saint George, .liamier t square r in.the-eeunty-of-Middlesex ' 'and of Great Ifitimiden i , inithe.county of Buckingham, Esq., deceased, be and his wake may assume and like the Surnante of Hampden only, and take the arms of !'taut den, attdbear and use the same quarterly in the first quarter With ltialpsternal arms, such .arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Offiet • worge liusnsenil N Pl K iy it lp ti s P A ll la e rt Y in's E .l N an i e jl , t e n an (l n E oltrect, vellum. l)1:;cler, from, Oct. 12 to 0ct.'.115, _ BANKRUPTS. • Thtimas Salter, Manchester. and William Pearson,"T.ondon,. merchants, to surrender Oct. 23,,N0v: 6, 20, at the Stair- Inn, llanchester. Soliditors, Messrs. Willis, Watson, Bowei, and 'Willis, Toltenhouse-yard; Lothbury. John Mobley, Okford, - butchtr, Ott. 23,' 30, - N0v.20, at' the Bankrupts' COurt, 'l,laiinghall:strect. Solicitor, Ma% Miller, Ely-Place,'lltilborm. • • Watson Stickney, Welton, 4'orkshlre, linen-draper, Oct. 245, 20, N0v.20, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Solicitor, Mr. Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn. William John Worthington, Lotter Thames-street, wine. merchant, Oct. 10; 23, Nov. 20, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. iSolicitor, Alr. Carlon, lligh-street, Mary lebone. I Robert Baker Hanson, Bedford, boot-maker, Oct. 15, 16, ov. 20, at the llturkrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitors, 'Messrs. Swain, Ste* ,ens, Maples, Pcarse -and Hunt, Frederick 'place, Old Je wr y. ! • Joseph Duncan, Trafalgar-square, Stepney., merchant, Oct.. 'l6 23, Nov. 20, a t ;the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghalkstreet...., Stilicltors, Messrs. 'Walk e r, Rankin, and Richards, Basinghall. Street. • Samuel Davies, Oreat Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, dealer h (irt.ws, f OctAcr t 4 iiitii n gii.strect. Solicitors, Messrs. 'Fielder anti Bartley, Hulteistrept, Cirosvepor-square. • 44 , • Noy. 20, at the Ilankrupti' court, Robe4Nunn, Queen-street, Cheap*ide, warehouseman, Oct. 10, 25, - °VW, - at the Bankrupt? Court, Basinghall-tureet. SoliciturS, 31,e3srs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearce, and Hunt, Frederk.:es-place, Old J ury. Matthew Thoppson, Norfolk -street, Commercial-road, and Robert Longridge, South Shields, painted and coloured menu f4turers, :Oct: Hi, 24, Nov. 20, at the Bankrupt? Court Basing. liall.4triet. solicitor, Mr. Hodgson, Hatton-court, Thread. milk-street. DIVIDENDS. Nov.l. L . .lloult, Norwich, ironfounder—Oct. 30, I. Ahlets, litiCkleribitrt, fustian-manttfacturer r -,N0y.;9, W. Butes, Old ham Lancashire, cotton-numufacturer—Nov. 27, 11. Wants, Ikrnithtritruwey, riortntra, stork-btoker---Nov. Gorton, and J. •tir,tipshaw, Alanchoster, mo;chatlta—' l "• 11. Pollant, Letds,'irierChant--Nov. ti; Illosbrauglm Derbyshire, sithe m a n n f acr arerNov. 4, S. NunneleY, Crane: kV* Artli4jortonshire, hclutt-jobber—isioy. 6. J. Nidd,. Sandleworth, Yorkshire, clothier—Nov. 2, A. ißtitkittOlt.; iludderslitid, grocer—Nov, 1,41. I ./pon, Doncaster, dealer in .corn—Nor. 3, 'V. litulson, Lower. l'illertun IVartvielt, ATM; 'wehver—Oet. • 3o, Sliepheard, Coiey. shreet,'money.SuftvtmeN—Oet. 30, J.T. , Clement, NVinchester. bgtuse, Ilroad.street,„insurance.brpker4—Oct, .30i C.. Vbodell,, Nl:vmitister, u.bire, linen.tiruper—Oc(.3 o , O. (Wien, fork-• Cerent.girtlen,Avotillen-droper.—(kt. 30,'(x. Dallmiine; Chundos-itreet,:(uvent-gurdeni.epubroiderer- - '•Oet. 30, C. R. I)4lthaint , Vetter-Wet irtnimorlger--Oct. 10. C. 11roiT N Dun dee, : merchant.,.-Nov.. 13, -W. D. TauutOn; lisieat.stre'et;•' Strall.ft.tno ney;seliveti er—Oct,, 30, J. O'Brien, Broad-street merehant—Oet. 30,•.W. railingt Old -South Sew }louse, Brood,Ntreet, merchant—. Oct. 30, J. Natm un , \v est.- I)rotyton, vintner—t)ct. 80, R. Curt, Cow-erossi.street,, West Smitlitiehl,.leather.cotter--0ct..30, li. 1. Trowartl, CupeK's.. bridge ' *.oop:manufaCturer —Oct. 30, W. C. Atmore, Wood.. grees, ; •Altinchcotar-woreltousemen--Nov. 1, J. Wilolllsoll, mingluttn; victualler. _L__ _ •• • . • , CERTIFICATES, Otrr , 30, J. penny, Shepton-Alallet, Somersetahire, grocer—R. P. Ritelue, London, merchant—J. Roberta, Cheltenham, coal merchant—A. Pennan, • Batson-street, Llmeitouse, master. mariner—Williarn fluntriss, - Nortito,wram, Yorkshire, cotton-. winner-.. James Morley, Liverpool, hatter—John Harrison, Lancashire, cotton-sptriner—lll. row, merchant. . PARTNERSHIPS. DISSOLVED. C. L. Curtays and N. Mathew, and li..Lee, Loanmit-hill, Lewisham, briek-nutkers---E. Fielder, 3fereworth; and , J. Fug le, farmers—R4 and It. IL Alilnes, anti- W.•and T. Ilelthiworth, NVakelield, mer. chants ;.so far as regards 'l'. Ilaidworth..-.4V. and G. Dnerdin, Aidersgate.street and Little •Newport-street, shoe-mercers--•G. and C. Gillham, Romford, spirit.merehants—rN. Sheffield and S teven s, Crawford-street and Croydon.street,St. M ary le bone, lamp -contractors—J. Valiance anti 'N. •E. Hammond,- Little I , lr,arner..street, • Clerkenwell, druggists—E. Francis, G. M. Davidson, W. Francis,. and J. Child, London, tea-dealers—R. I•; Shepard and. It. S. Green, Uxbridge, coach:proprietors— , Z. Z., and J.. Levy, so far as regard& J. Levy—W. Lewis and ..J.Sprigg, Great Pulteney-street. Golden square, leather-sellers —J. Barnett and..l. Allwork, Brighton, Coal.tnerchants. • DEATH OF AN gcctxTrtic CNA IEACTEIIe—On Thursday last died, near .tlte.Chester gaol, where he had been for about 20 years formerly been a boarder, whiff h Is seldom the case, glom choice, the eccentric Captain Thomas, at the ad, winced Age of 77 ycart.—From 20 to 30 years ago, the inoyc ments Of the Ceputin were well known in Chester, to the terror of all the urchins, who would follow his footsteps, as swallows with.tha (light of the cuckoo: Armed with a tremendous shit lelagh, idler a bacchanalian debach, he would sally through the rows ;Reid streets of that, ancle.nt city, and fortunate was the sconce-which avoided the indiscriminate sway of his arm.— (gidrurd,rhire Paper.) SIIBOPSHIRE.—MA•NOR or MA.NORS, nnd very Desir. able nottiltpi,i) ESTATEs- • • • , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION„ riy fl: FRANKLIN, at the White fforie Wem,' in the County of Salop ; o n W ues d a y, at Four o'C lock iii the the 12th Jay of October, 1024, 0 . 4 11,16 tin, subject to TCanditions then MANOIL or • LOR DSII or an to be : produced; ALL that , those the Tvio'several Illtlitors or . .LOrdships of Wlll X ALL, in the Parieh .of Pices, ; dli the itaidVotinty, with the :Rights, Royalties,' Members, and Appurtenances, including 'Chief and'hther Rints;,llines; fend, .other Issues and Profits accruing and payable to ; the Ltird rir Lords;wi th severer. excellent FARMS,' and small TENEMENTS and LANDS, situate n the seVenil Townships of AVbixall said, and Etistaston; in the' Parish', of - 'Wan Atforekaitl, in the respective occupations of Ahrahttm.Titley, Mary Walters, Wm.' Walters, Richard 11 all, Cornelitta Simpsen, John' Hall, Rith;- ar d Williams, Thomas Simirionds,t Joseph Alireem' William Pool, James Huxley, . Thomas Brookes,' Edward Erookei, John DulSon, Tliornas Heath, Furber, Wm. Starkey, Etlviu.d Davies, Wni. Witfield, Robt. Parsons, John iWalters, Joseph Nevit, Thomas Griffiths; John Powell, Thos. Jarvis, Richard Allman, John Forghttio, linty Forgham,Wm. , Eurroughs, Samuel Heath, Rialiartl,Maddocks, Thomas Hall ; Wright, John Jebb,-Joseph Edgerton;,.Jahn 44ce„. Ann Chid low, Widow Bonifield', Rich. Swakivick, fill Arthur Callcott, Containing together by admerisurentent One":-Thousand nod IThirty-two Acres, One Rood, and Thirty-nine perches (more 'or less), with several Allotments or Parcels of Land, sittrite in , the Township of Whisell aforesaid, part of •Whixall ' Moss, containing together Two Winched and Nineteen Acres and Thirty-six Perches (more or lege): The Timber to be taken to by the Purchaser at the sum etated in the Particular. There is a Modus payable In lieu of Tithe Hay in respect of the PreMises in the Township of Eastaston, which contain about . Fifty-three Acres, Two Roods, and One Perch. -It is intended to o ff er the whole o f said Manor or Manors anti }states for Sale in One Lot, and should they not be sold as one-Lot; the same (with. the exception of the Itlanor. fors, -tho Lands lying on Whixall Moss, containing 219 a. Or. $Up., and the Premises in the several occupations of AbrahaM Tilley and Illary Waters,) will, immediately after shall he ascertained that they will not be disposed of, be offered for Sale in various tots. The Ellesmere Canal and the Quinn Brook Branch of the Ellesmere Canal run through the Township of Whixall, by means whereof Coals, Lime, and other Manure, are obtained upon moderate terms, and various other advantages' and conve niences derived. The Premise's are distant about 4 miles from Went, 4 miles from Whiteburch, and 7•miles from Ellesmere, 'all good Market Towns. William. Walters, the Bailiff of ' the Manor or Manors, will show the Premises. Plans of the Estates, together with printed Imliculars, will be left with Mr. Fox, Ilawkstone ; Mr. .eze, Ileiu hterton , near Shiffnal ; Mr: Nickson , Solicitor, Wein ; and the said Williain.Walteis ; and printed particulars may also be had at the Auctioneer's., and White Horse Inn, W ; the Lion and Talbot Inns, Shrewsbury ; 'White Iron Inn, Whltehurch •' the Bridgewater Arms inn, Ellesmere; and Talbot Inn,, Drayton; all in the County of 'Salop. PRICE St VANPEXa Till; SOLI ET Y . • ?DR: • ••• -- 1 3 1t()MOTING CliftlsTlAN KNOW,LEDOE.. • . , 1:1(.1 ?..,•3 .4,. 4: . 1 4EicgSITP13rRE. •, : •-• ee,e,* "he our. grid page, teseligue given an Ls:tract from the Antra " Report of t 1 r County of Leicester ..Yociety ftr Promoting " Chrigian Knowleago. • We are persuaded 41:4 TIM 4- , `.` jocls rir ICV INSTITUTION , Ifere better •ittrenonOta " would meet with. Mc support it ju4llll merits :—lt projtss4 " not only talcerp•aliV4 thaikirneof rekeion wher4 it has been " already kindled, , kul to spread "the &hi of :ma av 2 id these " that are inulter darkness, as warts for theerpiriruet ad; ' " waren:cutof our indigent bregiress rto hOnte. oangra, " Watt: Pioests at large upon the increasing prosper:l4l.ol " this Institution, which has in some measure cosstetrattot, " the wickettaud mischievous designs tf those who are foisting " to degrade the Chum), Establishment, and overthrow Me " Altar."--(Enreon of. the Leicester Journal.) EiTItACT FROM TtIE FOURTH REPOJ I T OF TJIC COUNTY OP LiTCESTER. SOCAt For Protruding Christian .Inturvletlge;. and the •Soeitty fbr the Prqpagation ofthe Gospel in Foreign Part.i..—S*4 , 28, 1824. If in a Society, the operations or which are so unostetua, tiouee little of novelty can be' expected," fel it is gratifying t o observe that it is pursuing 'the'notseleete tenor of Ile -course with unabating success ; that stream of this , Charity afivaticing With so augmenting a Hood, as it is hoped, will fill every.cottege in the Empire with the waters of life. • - It. has ever been - cheracteristic of a Protestant people to be zealous in diffusing the word of God through all classes of the cY mnsunity. When the Reformation was completed, which was effected by the unparalleled perseyerance and Sealed by the blood of the martyred fathers of our church, the dawning of is new day rose upon this empire, the cheering; beams of which, • whilst they enlightened. the palace of the Prince; penetrated to the humbleet cottag e. of his subsect. Purged from the errors of superstition:our Protestant - church no longer sought- to owe the veneration of its disciples to their Ignorance, but challenged their closest inspection into the truth anti banhty of ihepropor , thins. Conscious of the reality of Its apostolical ehtiracter, the fathers Of our national church •' came to the light that th e i r deede Might be male manifest, that they were wrought. in God," and laboured to confer on all men the benefit o f t h at k no Wl e d ge, e‘. which makes wise unto salvation." This was the'spirit which drew so broad it line of distinction between our Proles : tentforefathers and the ministers of that sanctuary, which was avtifitywn, by their heaven.inspireel zeal. It is this self same ,it fete which has actuated their worthiest suceeseoreeb the •pre toeneday ; and it is the spirit, which should be most assiduously cultivated by those: who are now the reeireeentatlies in thd church of the venerable body of Reformers ;: which leads tee to comprehend at once the rust importuece of this Institite tion, the high object of which is to spread the knowledge of the Gospel, through all lands, and which wilt imprese us with a • convietion of the Morel necessity that is laid upon us to advance its interests by that unwearied exertion in its service ; convieeed that hr proportion as the Holy Scriptures arc read and under stood the moral interests - of the commonwealth will he promote ed, it is an object of the deepest anxiety to .this Society, that the Seripteres should he-in the inuid4 of every individual, not - ottliikt. theme reeilms, but in the whole world. Encouraged by the infallible wont of prophecy to expect the' thew, when the khouledge of Christ demos shall be spread abroad to the far dlistant isles." The members of the Christian Knowledge So.: cloy hails every event, which approximates that period to their own clays ; they conecientiouoly dedic ate t- mast their strenuous to his service, and to promote by every possible means the d:ffusien of the sacred writings. • • • - , This Society-has existed" more than a century, ot years mote than sufficient to try the merits' of the Inetitution, . amt to afibrd unimpeachable evidence of the successful result of it 4; exertions. It challenges the Minutest inveetiefitiloh of its pro:: ceedinge front ifs earliestecotnmemeement, satisfied that milt a scrutiny must tend to enroll' among its supporters every' liberal andscand id inquirer. To its extutrple may be 'referral the'ort4in of every other 'society for the distribution of the ,:icri:;tures: ;.very sincere member of our National Church must therefore be fiaintl . • among.itm advocates, and will enlist hienielf tinning its tnp 'portere. ...I:alive co-operation in pr o m ot i ng the measures must 'be consantancous with the approbation of them, in a cause that is recommended to the heart and understunding by Cie highest • .moral anti scriptural itenctions. `Timis Society, though refusing her benefiti •to none of the , vitals .litnnan Mee, yet wisely directs he r p r i mar y attent i on witre her charity can appreciate the wants of the poor, where , 1 • her discretion can apportion her benefits to their exigences, and where her superintendence can watch the due appropriation of Mehl. . A considerable accession of meniberi to the 'Parent' Society hay been obtained in Leicester and ifs neighbourhwid, The accession to' the number of Subscribeis to the pi.strict Fund is very considerable in the Dearer 's , tef flartr,e; 'toy 0)6 active exertions of the members of which Ilillesdon and its' neighbourhood have been furnished. with an abundant Supply" Hof the Scriptures mid of Scriptural Tracts fi•orn the depositaries:, ''at Kalwerth and Itillesdon. In the Deanery of i.tekley,• also; ;eon:skit:Table additions have been made to the District l'unds,'ln ,conitequenee of a circular by the Cdtomittee to be distributed through the di,trict tier that purpose. • Thoiollowing it the amount'. of •the circulation of the Ilitb lieviorta of the Society as procured by Member! either direct' frau the Parent Society o r f rom loeal Depoititorics : 4 • Bibles and 'Testam e nt s - IM' " Prayer-books anti Psalters -103 if • Tracts Your Committee cannot help calling the particulat tittentiori of thiszneeting to' the great benefit whiCh would res'iiit, if the' elergyv who.are , well-wishers to this Institution,' woUla AN. N UAT.ET advocate its catise TN THEIR Plll.l'lTs, '1.61 'THAD collections the proceeds of which might, agreeably to the stiles'of the Society, he laid out in books for the use Of their reaper= tive parishes : by this means thr exertions ant! utility at rho' Society- would he made- more extensiv e ly known; and not, as 44,present, its very existence, much less its benefits 'be hated of in many parishes. Such . 'li' practic4blo and gliectual 'mode . of acquainting every village throughout' the county kith. its nature and excellence, enforced as it has been by the prict,ice' .01 borne of the most efficient districts, would be productive of the most•benclicial results. It is the earnest 'desire of your Committee, that the 4.'i.oniteer- . , „salty Meetings of the Soilety may continue to be substantially 'useful, and that they may be more and more conducive to the . Trot - notion of their rand object, the diflitsion of ( 'ita rse I Asr Kalowi.znat., Tid3 can be effected only by the sincers„co operation of the ni t mbers, in the ffirthcrance the ficat. • or spreading abroad the kn o wledg e of him, who is •• the was i the truth, anti the life';" and the iittemionce of every intlivia dual connected with the Society is ,earnestly &sits d on these occasions, to give sanction to the proceedings of tile body, be the tat ans of increasing the zeal, and encouraging the labours of one of its nrcoilters. t • spinning machinery, determined to make trial whether, he had, Co ' t A ton s :t i n li ill i s t !w d. ho l,7 l lll m ie t t d 6 e r m o a l ny ll i n in e pro nf vern th en e ts i t il ' e cot .e te n t d i. the Management of his own mill or not,'engsged twelve wt av t ,r lads, who were,tittremely willing to enter his ernplbtlin pta4a of the old hands • who are at , present standing :ouvapitst the proposed new regulations of the masters. In cut wojen, e , a rumour got abroad yesterday morning that the new had commenced work in the mill in 'question, .although•noue of them are as yet , aettislly employed, but who will be kiwi soon as the machinery is tit for working. t iiip,Aollected, early in the morning, who surrounded the mill fa he purpose of intimidating the• new workers. Hafinng atlength com 4 rnenced a,general attack on the • mill, al d broken .4 number isonefentatthnefuoyrw,ionardni odthwesaabspoYtroutinwigrnhtvopiapnrlyv,i:utmneds'ean.rtlyiee.lauCaprttirlirna.mtiPtethocittf,tfrowweeTurr: l b y ein o g n p t e h r e Pe s t i r t a o t t? L an P l av too nB k r ' StiehPentrostni' e n k t ei n e i n ta t n' n w ien as sri "IP t' -present and . future' protection: This excellent g 4.14 on his arrival, firmly, but mildly, warned' the pl.44"nte ii h nzer prAo th ct e it) y ritart r to n yr e u o : fi r s e; ble b :c y anasn th indt lotions: Police i vo :;: 6 ~t dx et n tgult, ) ;: s ivaeariveicir :f ttn) i iaLll.4 t int. i i;u a ti o civil he .::.. i. : the crowd in a grtat measure shoal ' s af ar they, weteit.tc a : n td d in ins ess t ntoigehotoperat 'f ti n t s n e f rv ill ie e es ti t' g re u rlq P u lli tre i f4 — (Gicligoe Chronicle.) 1 t rty to a the nd is Tilling ,rtitin % year