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TO BE SOLD ,Y TENDER, By Order of the Right Honourable The Master-General and Principal Officers of her Majesty's Ordnance, The undermentioned LANDS and PREMISES, with the Timber growing thereon, well suited for investment. The Property near Stokes Bay contains numerous Sites for Building, commanding extensive views of the Isle of Wight and the surrounding country, containing together 532 A. 1 R. 34 r., let to highly respectable tenants. The Property at Hilsea, will be shown to the Purchasers by Mr. Hart, Superintendent of Ordnance Property at that place, and the Property at Gosport will be shown by the respective Tenants on the Estate. Tenders will be received on or before SATURDAY, the sth October Next, addressed to the Secretary of the Board of Ord nance, Pall-mall, London, where particulars may be had ; also of the Storekeepers, at the Gun Wharf, Portsmouth, and at Priddy's Hard; of Mr. Hart, Superintendant of Ordnance Pro p!rty at Hi lsea; and of Mr. Nightingale, Surveyor, Lyndhurst, -New Forest; of the Ordnance Solicitor, Office of Ordnance, Pall-mall ; and of G L. Greetham, Esq. , Solicitor, Portsmouth. By Order of the Board, R. BYHAM, Secretary. Office of Ordnance, August 21, 1839. With the Authority of his Majesty the EMPEROR of AUSTRIA. SALE by SUBSCRIPTIONS, according to r ;the GERMAN SYSTEM, o f t h e NOBLE LORD SHIPS of GROSS LDICKAU, in BOHEMIA, together with its Dependencies, Manorial Residence, extensive Manu factories, Iron Founderies, whole districts of Arable Land and F°r egts, yielding an annual felling of 19,797 loads of Timber; v ia And of TWELVE VILLAGES— Gross Ldickau, Aussergefield, Kallenback, Sabert, Milhuttel, Waidhauser, Planier, Bock, Alihutten, Grafen, Tobiashutten, and Auchwald. The entire consisting of 19,674 acres, er about eleven square miles, with a population of 3,000 Souls, subjects of the soil ; is, according to judiciary records, valued at Two Millions (271,400 florins, Vienna currency). T HE PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION IS ONE POUND. Ten Subsc r ipti ons t a k en t oge th er en ti t l e th e h o ld er t o an Eleventh gratis, and to especial advantages pointed out in the printed scheme, that will give further particulars about the terms arid conditions of this subscription, placed under the superintendency of the Austrian Government Authorities. The Subscription will be positively closed on the 14th of No - vember next, and immediately afterwards the Estates will be delivered free of all incumlsrances. Every Subscriber will re "iv* a due statement of the proceedings. Person s desirous of having the Scheme sent to them, or to is s ubseribe, are requested oarly to apply to the undersigned °wilting -house direct, when due attention will be paid to their ""mands The amount of Subscriptions may be paid in Bills at London, or Bank of England Notes. HENRY REINGANUM, Banker and Receiver-General, at Frankfort-on-the • Maine, Germany. ECONOMIC ASSURANCE LIFE SOCIETY. 34, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. Established in 1823. LOWER RATES of PREMIUMS than any other Office that entitle Parties to a participation in the profits. , h. Bonus declared in 18,34 amounted upon an average to Mt, per cent. upon the premiums then paid ; and recently a se cond Bonus has been awarded amounting on the average, to 311. per cent. on the premiums paid during the last five years. All Assurances effected on the equal scale of rates during . this Year (1839) will participate in the profits at the next division m 144,, Polices en the lives of Persons dying by suicide, duelling, or by the hands of justice are not void, as respects the interests of Parties t o w h om they may have been legally assigned. Assurances may be effected on any and every day. By order of the Board of Directors, JOHN KNOWLES, Resident Director. DISSENTERS AND GENERAL LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. NO. 62, KING WILLIAM-STREET, LONDON-BRIDGE, LONDON; 7, ELDER-STREET, EDINBURGH; and 6, KING- STREET, QUEEN-SQUARE, BRISTOL Capital, One Million. TRUSTEES. (With a seat at the Board.) Thomas Challis, Esq. I Thomas Piper, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. DIRECTORS. William T. Beeby, Esq. Richard [Jollier, E.q. George Bousfield, Esq. Charles Hindley, Esq., M.P. Andrew Caldecott, Esq. John Pirie, Esq., Ald. John Easthope, Esq., M.P. Thomas B. Simpson, Esq. John Edger, Esq. Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P. Joseph Fletcher, Esq. John Wilks, Esq. Edward Wilson, Esq. As many Fire Policies are now renewable, the Directors beg to remind their friends and the public, that. they receive Fire Risks of all descriptions, including Chapels, School Rooms, kW's, Goods, and Shipping in Docks, Farming Stock, &c., at the same reduced rates as other respectable Companies. No Charge on the Transfer of Policies from other Offices. By order of the Board, THOMAS PRICE, Secretary. WILKINSON'S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT. REMOVED from 63, Upper Thames -street, to 54, WATLING-STREET, near Queen-street, C i he!tpside,—J, R. W. particularly recommends his Paint to ho uses Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, who wish to paint their l' l auses of Roman cement, stucco, or brick walls, as a preven tive to d am p or sea spray in exposed situations; it will not blister or peel off as common paint. On tiling, to represent slati ng , iron hurdles, roofs, conservatories, hot-houses, fences, fa rna, or any out-buildings, it will last four times as long as Zinmon paint. It is so simple in its use that any labourer ' , I lay it on. To ship-owners for their decks, bottoms of ves r!ls, &c., it will be shown, as well as to the public, to be supe rior to any paint in use, by testimonials of its lasting fourteen years on wood and houses, twenty years on iron (see the South wark-bridge). The public are particularly guarded in giving their orders for Wilkinson's Anti-Corrosion Paint, that no other colour may be imp ose d upon them for his. , A liberal allowance to the trade. MORISON'S PILLS - CAUTION. — Whereas spurious imitations of my Medicines are now in circulation, I, JAMES MORISON, the Hygeist, hereby give notice, that none can be genuine without the words Morison's Universal Medicines" are engraved on the Govern ment Stamp, affixed to each box, in white letters upon a red ground. Sold only by the General Agents to the British College of Health and their Sub-Agents. No Chemist or Druggist is authorised by me to dispose of the name. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, JAMES MORISON, the Hygeist. British College of Health, 2, Hamilton-place, New-road, London, 1339. GENERAL DEPOTS in LONDON for the SALE of the MEDICINES. Medical Dissenter Office, 368, Strand. Mrs. Twell, 10, Hand-court, Holborn. Mr. Good, Western Branch, 72, Edgeware-road. Mr. Field, 65, Quadrant, Regent-street. Mr. Lofts, 3, Park-place, Mile End-road. Messrs. Hannay and Co., 63, Oxford-street. Mr. Chappell, 84, Lombard-street. Mr. J. Raines 20, New-road, St. George's East. Mr. Saw, Tabeanacle-walk, Finsbury. Mr. Lofts, 8, Waterloo -terrace, Commercial-road. Mrs. Orfeur, 15, East-lane, Bermondsey Wall. 96, CHEAPSIDE, AND 39, ALBEMARLE-STREET, . _ PICCADILLY. TESTIMONIAL LIST No. 2.—SPEC TACLE LENSES upon a new construction, and INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTORS for DEAF PERSONS. The Msears. S. and B. SOLOMONS, Opticians and Aurists to the Royal windy, wish tocall attention to the testimonies in favour of their Newly invented SPECTACLE LENSES, from some of the most eminent members of the medical profession " We, he undersigned, have been for some time making use of Messrs. Solomons' newly i n vented Spectacle Lenses ; the astonishing relief they a ff or d t o imperfect vision gives them the decided prefer !rice to every other kind of Lens—the clearness at the transparency nrings every object very distinct, and enables individuals to view the .test minute particle with perfect accuracy. They are particul ar ly Pleasant By candle light, as they appear cooling to the sight, and Ran bright and brilliant lights : Taylor Goo lon Esq. M.D. • Baweil, Fsq., 1,D., Bennett.stteet, Bath. He Ywood, Es.q., M.D., Blandford. i ir ` . "'W Lawrence, Esq., M.D., Tent); Dr cruse, Mas!dox-street. - Will. Naples. I t ;;. 1,1 01 Jeafreson, Esq., Surgeon oculist, 21, South Audley-streeL A. N oble Elwyn, Esq., Surgeon, 36, Albemarle-street. A. sell, Esq., Surgeon, 2S, Broad street, Golden-square. , erklemore, Esq.. Surgeon, 10, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, "Jrthel Bonner, Esq., Surgeon, 28, Berkley-square. R R. H. Walker, Esq., Surgeon, ,23, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury. d. Steil, Esq., Surgeon, 5, Wilmot.street, Brunswick-square. Fin. Jackson, Esq., Surgeon, Poland-street, Walworth. 14 ec je'ick L. Pulling, Esq., Surgeon, 59, Upper Thames-street. s . T ,".• tarnham, Esq., Surgeon, 1, l'A•sonage.row, Newington. ShAmphlett, Esq., Surgeon, Paradise-street,'Birmingham. J D "la. Griffiths, Esq., Surgeon, Wrexham. Q D onnelly, Esq., Surgeon, Falmouth. . Barton, Esq., Surgeon, Rosen, Lincolnshire_ &c &c. &c. iw 1 2 1 ,. P l acing the above List of Testimonials before the Public, the - ,V•rt • Solornons, Opticians and Atirists, state that their INVISIBLE OP ERATIVE VOICE CONDUC I OR, by which thousands of Deal Person.: twee been greatly benefited, is not larger than a seven-shilling piece, and when fixed into the cavity of the ear is soft and easy, and n et more uri comfortable nor perceptible than having a piece of wool to its place, By its use the faintest whisper at a public assembly is eard with disttactness. These important new inventions are patronised by their Majesties Pie K in g and Queen of Hanover, and their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Augusta and Sophia, her Serene Highness the Princess v.stertary, the I Princesses t • -lan' and Rosa, and his Grace the Duke of Blanchester, Ste. Ike. 96, Cheapside. and 39, Albemarle.street, In consequence of the gross impositgon in the Country it Is neces. sary to state that no Travellers are employed by the above Este!). lithinent. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS AND BUNIONS.- ALLINGHAM'S ROTTERDAM CORN and BUNION SOLVENT , which gives • relief upon Me first application. The universally acknowledged effica y tot' this elttraiadinary, safe, and never-failing remedy for the speedye-and cer train cure of Corns and Bunions, however obstinate and lostvnd koduces the Proprietor of this highly-important chemicaln Yaty, to Caution the Public against base and spurious imitationsi,Ti farion, in their efleCs, and most dangerous to those who, either trough _ignorance or the fraudulent pretences f others, are i nduced " apply them. Tne Propr ietor has re ie d Testimonials of its be npatlcial effects from the most respectable families in the ki ngdom. '1 " ha genuine, has the signature of J. A. SHA RWOOD "on the out_ aide wrapper. Sold at 55 Bishops;z ate-w ithout ; and, by appointment by S inger, 7. end Chandler. 76, Oxford -street; and most Medicine Venders. t FRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF COPAIBA. Within a period of Two Months upwards of Three Hundred Patients vr i. ,Nre successfully trea ted at the M e t r opolitan Hospital s w i th g, ,itANK,'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION of COPAIRA. .. -c - sann Henry Green, Esq., F . R.S., one of the Council of the i to St. Thomas's Hospital, and Roy,, (College of Surgeons, ProfeOtor of Surgeiy in the King's Coll , ege,. London. Copaibaat ` I hay • mane trial of Mr. Frank's Solution of , , St. 1 Thomas's ' ~ . v ariety of cases of discharges in the male ......_ Hospi. al, in a and female, and ti,'e results warrant my t srtoadti,itiege,tthheautsiutails unapnleeaffizt. ',sous remedy, affects of Cepaiba• 46 Lincoln + and pile • chic!) does no p (Signed) ~, ,„ s-Inn-fields, Aril 15, 1835. RY, tiransby Cooper, Esq., ER 5 , Surgeon "JOSEPH HENRY GREEN. Lecturer on Anatomy Medical Prof ' ' ' ' & c. ~ .. r. _ Profession.' to Guy's Hospital, and Lie., and others most eminent in the and has Bransby Cooper presei.fr i the (III" -, o luti s great pleasure in bearing testimony o . h is compliments to Mr. his O Nt eo ,o . f Eran s ks sovl of Copaiba in Gonorrhcea, for whicn disease Mr. Cooper ha Praseubed the Solution in ten or twelve cases with perfact N- w - . s treet,Spring-gardens, Aprills, 1835." success. This invaluable Medicine is confidently recommended itta.ll,ea.sm.e. of tioaorrhosa, Gleets, Urethral Discharges, SPAiinn°dlc Strictures, ! il•ritation of the Kidneys, Bladder Urethra, and Prostate ...1 , its purifying elects upon the gent ' , a i l health render it particularly aP- Plicalde iu all cases of relaxed fibre and nervous debility. . Prevared only by Ge orge F ranks, Surgeon , 30, l'ilac kfr ' ars-rait • on and may be h a d o f all Medicine-ven d ers in the United King .door,. i n ' h 'ottl es at 2s. 3d., 4s. 6,1., and I Is. omen. CAUTION., -Unress" George Francs, Walcott iars road," is engraved o ,,,,:ment Stamp it c annot - he genni ix LI?. N . ,, ~,, , k, ' ma y ~., ~,,,,,ii ii teil mit it T w o n'cloct daily. (3 —.....,....,,.., _ o. 14.667. GAME DUTY, 1839. LONDON, WESTMINSTER, AND MIDDLESEX. FIRST PUBLICATION. LIST OF PERSONS who h ave t a k en out GENERAL GAME CERTIFICATES at 31. 13s. 6d. each Abbott, Charles James, New inn A bbs, William, Pinner Abeil, Edward, Fish-street hill Adams, Robert, Esq., Queen street Adamson, J., 29 Ely-place Adey, Goodson, Lincoln's-inn Agar, W. T., Elm-lodge Ainslie, Robert, Park-street, Westminster Ainslie, Charles, Park-street, Westminster Aitkin, James, Hadley Aldebut, Isaac, Long-acre Aldred, E. R., Holborn-bridge Alexander, J. B. Hornsey Alexander, George, Sudbury Aifrey, Wm., Lincoln's-inn fields Allison, Joseph, Regent-street Alstone, Sir C., Bart., Mount street Alston ' Wm., Belle Sauvage, and Sudbury, Suffolk Amos, Wm., Walbrook Anderson, Eustace, Kensing ton Anderson, W., 19, Great Marl borought.street Andrews, Edward, Kensington Andrews, G. W., Old Brent- Busk, E. P., Enfield ' Butter, Henry, Fenchurch-st Buxton, E. N., Brick-lane Buxton, William, Winchmore. hill Buzzard, J. E., Dalston Byron,Captain R. W., 22, Not tingharn-place Cadge, George, 13, Compton-st 'Campbell, H. J., Kensington 'Campbell, G.,12, Regent-st Campbell,A. E. • Esq. , Hampton Capain, W. , 29, Great Port laud-street Carbonnell, J. S., 182, Regent street Carbury, Edward, Enfield Carr, J. R., Liverpool -street Carr, George Bowness, Law rence Pountney-hill 'Carter, Edward, Edgware Carter, William, Bethnal green-road Cartwright, Samuel, Old Bur lington -street Catley, Rev. S. R., Fulham Cator, Charles, 44 Lincoln's inn-fields Catlin, J. M., 39, Ely-place Chadwick, H. S., Esq., 36, Hertford-street Chamberlayne, John, 21, Hen rietta-street IChambers, Richard, Lodge , road, St. John's-wood Clambers, D. L., Bishopsgate street Without Chandler, Thomas, Isleworth Chandler, Robert, Laleham , ford Annett, Edward, Hampton Annett, Lewis, St. Swithin's. lane Appleton, Henry, Harmonds worth Archer, J., 3 High Holborn Aris, John, Ratcliffe Armstrong, W., '2l, South-st Armstrong, Sir R., Pall-mall Arundell, Ferdinand, 69, (Jos- Chantry, Sir Francis, Eccles stone-street Chaplyn, H. C., 53, Lincoln's inn-fields Chapman, Daniel, Cranford Chapman, Edward, 40, Devon shire-street Chappel, Chas., South Minims Charlesworth, John, South Mimms well-road Ashby, George C., Isleworth l Ashby, Charles, Staines Ashby, Morris, Staines Ashwell, Thomas, Shoe.lane Attwood, Alfred, Kensington Aubert, J. L., Clapton Austen, D. E., Chelsea Charlesworth, Edward, 103, Great Russell-street Charleton, Edward, St. Mary at-hill Bacon Francis, Canonbury square Bacon, Hunkey, jun., Totten ham Baildon, Francis, Highbury Bailey, John, Esq., Davies-sti r Bailey, J. W., Gracechurch-st l Bailey, William, Southampton street, Islington Bainbridge, George Mash, St. James's-place Bainbridge, Henry, St. Paul's Church-yard Baker, Colonel, 3, St. Alsan's place Baker, F. S., Aylesbury-street Clerkenwell Baker, George, Chelsea Baker, Thomas, 20, Maiden lane Baldry, William, S., Twick enham Ballance, Thomas, St. George's East Barber, Joseph,Low er Thames street, and of Clayton-rise, Surrey Barber, Leonard, 5, Penton-et. Barker, Robert, Finchley Barnard, Thomas, New Broad street Charrington, A., Esq., Hamp ton Chattorton, Sir W., Bart., Seymour-place Chewton, Henry, Oxford-st. Chilow, W. H., Enfield Chiston, Col., Audley-square Chitty, James, Old Brentford Chomondeley, Joseph, 3 Not tingham-place Christie, James, Kensington Clare George, Esq., Mount street Clarke, Thomas, Tottenham 'Clark, John, Crotched Friars Clark, Henry, Fleet-street Clark, Giles, b 2, Upper Soy moir-street Clarke, Gifford, Willsden Clarke, T. S., Ickenham Clarke, T. S., Ruislip Clarkson, Frederick, Great Carter-lane Clav, William, Esq., M.P. Twickenham Clayard, Robert, Lisle-street Clayton, Michael, Lincoln's- Inn Cleft, W. T., Newton-street Clegg, Edmund, Coleman-at, and of Devonshire-terrace, Marylebone Clegg, James, Colman-street, and of Devonsihre-terrace, Marylelpone Barnes, Edward. Esq., Pic cadilly Barnes, Frederick John, Fen church-street Barnes, H. H., Esq., Stamp ford-hill Barnes, J. D, Tottenham Barnes, T. F., 395, Oxford-st Barnett, J. L., Stoke New. ington Barnett, John, jun., Stoke Newington Barnett, R. H., 25 Chester terrace, Regent's-park Barron, Charles, 17, Pall-mall Barron, C. S., 17, Pall-mall Barrand, James, Whitefriars Barton, Captain, Williden Barton, Samuel, Willsdon Batcock, Thomas, Chelsea Bateman, Thomas, Gray's-inn Batt, George, West Drayton Batt, Joseph, West Drayton Beal, T. 8., 2 Fitzroy-square 'Boaseley, Thomas , Uxbridge Beauclerk, Lord Frederick, Burlington Hotel Beauclerk, Wm., Esq., Ches ter-street Beckford, T. S., Fulham Beck ford, Wm., Fulham Beckham, George, Esq., 39 Lower Ebery-street Beckham, William, Little Car ter-lane Bedford, C. S. K., 4, Bedford row Clifford, C. H., Shadwell Clift, Charles, 198, Regent-st, I nede, George, Mark-lane Clode, Nathaniel, Mark-lane Clode, Robert, Globe-court, Fish-street llill Clowser, E. P., Mount-lodge, Hampstead Clutterbuck, Peter, Stanmore Clutterbuck, Thomas, Stan- more Codd, E. S., 15, Fludyer-street, and Great Massingham, Nor- folk Cohen, Richard, Shacklewell Coleman, Join, Cannon-street Coley, Charles, Lower-road Collins, John, Sudbury Collins, James, Enfield Collins, C. G. R., Haymarket Condell, C., 18, Cambridge- terrace Coney, Bicknell, jun., United Service Club IConncp, Newill, jun., White hall Connop, William, Enfield I Cook, Henry, 65, Upper North place, Gray's-inn-road Cooke, Charles, 45, Doughty- street Cooke, Colonel, R. H., Upper- Brooke-street Coombe, Boyce, Acton Coombe, B. H., Acton Beeson, James, Tottenham Belk, Edwin, 174, Totenham court-road Benbow, John, 86, Mecklen burgh-square Benn, Charles, Cranford Bennett, E., 2, Great Russell street Bennett, George,B, Great Ches 2 terfield-street Benton, J., 25, Everett-street . Berkeley, C., 25, Mantague street Berkeley, Craven, Hon., Cran ford Berkeley, Henry, Hon., Cran ford Berkeley, T. M. F., Hon., Cranford Betts, John, Goldsmith-street Betts, Thomas Hackney-road Bigg, S. H. , West End-lane, Hampstead fligoujare, Cesare, Kensington Bingley, Henry, East Smith field Bingley, John, Aldgate High street Bird, James Hammersmith Bird, William, jun., Hammer smith Birkhead, Benjamin, Chelsea Birt, Jacob, Alyddleton-square Bishop, John, Esq., Sunbury Blackburn, G. H. Old Broad street Blake, Francis, Hillingdon Bland, Joseph, Stanwell Bleay, Martin, Kingsbury Bliss, E., Cambridge-street Blower, E. H., Collingwood street, St. Luke's Bloodsworth, J. F. Esq., Thomas-street Blunden, William, Weymouth street, Camberwell Boards, Edward, Tottenham Bockett, William H., 19, Doughty-street Boddington, William, Rugby, Warwickshire Bodkin, William, Lower-heath, Hampstead Boldero, Colonel, Mount-street Bond, Frederick, Kingsbury Bones, J., Maids-vale Booker, Eleazar, Edmonton Bosanquet, Mr. Justice, 12, Montague-place Boston, Joseph, Kingsland Boucher, Edward, Tottenham Boughton, Peter, Isleworth Boughey, W. T., 8, Argyle-pl Bouchier, Charles, 66, `Vim pole-street Bowden, John, Enfield-chase Bowles Captain William, Hill street Boyd, Christopher, Clapton Brailsford, Richard, Enfield Branscomb, Robert, Old Fish. street Brew, William, Hillingdon Briant, Robert, Goldsmith-st Bridge, Alfred Charles, Middle Temple Brierley, William Stretton, War w ickshire Bright, Brailsford, Bishops gate-street-within Britten, Frederick, Suffolk-lane Britten, Thomas, Suffolk-lane Bromley, Henry, 13, Seymour place, Camden-town Bromley, R. M„ Somerset house Brooke, Horace John, Thavies Inn 88 8 rr r 00 0 0 kkns: James,E d z . vv , a 7 r s , °F S : i t a , h i t t a e l - ra m s : t eo u e r e_ buildings Brown, J o h n, Cousin-lane Brown, Brown, P. A., 41, Devonshire place Brown, William, Mi ner i es Browr.ing, Henry, Mark -lane Brumbridge, Thomas, Feltham Bryan, J. W., Fl eet -street Back, Edward, Holborn -hill Buckingham, Frank, Bartho lomew-lane, and of Waltham_ stow, Essex Buckle, William Boyd, Mark lane Bull, John, Hoxton Bull, Richard, Upper-street, ngton IStinyon, C. J., Uxbridge j Burley,William,2s ,York-place Burnister, Richard, Staumore park 'Cooper, W. D C., Highgate Cooper, J. L., Highgate Cooper, John, 9,Church-street, Lambeth Cooper, Captain, Feltham Cope, Arthur, Esq., 32, Park- street Copeland, W. T., Lincoln's- inn-fields Corbould, Henry, Crescent plaee Corder, Charles, 82,Charlotte- street Corder, R. A., jun., 82, Char- lot te-street Coster, James, jun., Fountain- court Coulthurst, W. M., Streatham Coulthurst, H. H., Streatham Coulthurst, Rev. E., Streatham Coulthurst, Nicholas, Strea- them Cousins, Henry, Osnaleurgh house, Regent's-park Cox, Algernon, Hillingdon Cox, R. H., Hillingdon Cox, Joseph, Heston I Cragg, R. J., Whitechapel Crampton, J. N., Harefield . 'Cresswell, W. H., Albion-et. Crew, William, Ratcliffe Cripps, John, Newgate-street Cubitt, Thomas, Aldermanbury Cullingworth, C. W., Old Broad-street Curry, William, 6, Old Palace yard Curswell, William, Maida-Tale Curties, William, Doctors' Commons Curtis, W. B. , Cannon• street Curtis, Thomas, Edmonton Cross, Thomas, Frith-street Dalton, N. W. G., Grecian- hotsi I Dampier, S. R., Bond-street Dancer, Francis, Harrow Dancer, T. R., Harrow Daniel, Joseph, Adelphi Davey, James, Parker-street Davis, James, Twickenham Davis, Edward, Esq., George • street Davis, Francis Henry, Esq., Park-lane Davis, Thomas, Chelsea Davis, William, Upper-street Dawkins, Edward James, Esq., Upper Brook-street Daws, George, Bedfont Day, William, 353, Strand (Deane, Richard, Esq., Halkin. street Death, Jeremiah, lioxton Delafield, William, Castle-st. Dendy, A. 11. 16, Montague• street 'Dennis, James, Islington Dennis, William, Denmark terrace Desborough, Lawrence, Sise. I lane Deverill, Thomas, 1, Orchard• street Devonshire, John Kemp, New court Dewy, George, 59, Middleton street Diamond, W. 8., Weston-st., Somers-town Dickenson, James, Edmonton Dickson, John, Isleworth Dodds, William, Tottenham Done, W. A., Inner Temple William Peyton, Ham mersmith Dossetor,Dorrell, Thomas, Poultry Douglas, Sir Charles, Woodside Dover, William, Edmonto n Dowdeswell, G. M., Inner Temple Downes, Edward F., 14, War wick-street Drake, John, Enfield Drummond, Lieut.-Col. 8., Charles-street Drummond, Robert, Kingsbury Duckworth, Thomas, Newgate i market Durrant, Bosville, Gray's Inn I llutt, John, Upper-street ; Duval, Lewis, Lincoln's Inn Fade, W. A., Lincoln's Ina Earls, Henry, Fladong's Hotel, 'ere -street Easum, R. H. Ratcliff ,Edwards, John, Holborn -hill Ekin, William, Belle Sauvage Elder, H. Weston, City-road Eley, Charles, Isleworth Elliott, W. Capt.,l9, Seymour• Pia" Ellis, George, Edmonton Ellis, James, 30, Melton-street Euston-square Ellis, John, Pinner Ellis, Joseph, Edmonton Ellis, Richard, 32, liarley-st. Ellis, Thomas, \Vhitechapel Elmore, George, Harrow Elphinstone, J ames Buller, En field Enp,ieheart, N. 13., Great Knight Rider-street Enoek, John, 19, Great Marl borough-street Erswell, Henry, Pavement Ettwell,W., Capt.,.57, Harley street _ _ Evans, Alexander, Bedford-st. Evans, George, Ealing Evans, Georgo, 48, Grafton-it., Tottenham-court-road Evans, J. P., 2, Keppel-street Evans, Robert Lloyd, Ealing Everett, Henry, Middle Temple Eyston, George, Gray's Inn Faber William, Heston Fagg, Bedfont, Bedfont Fairbank, Thomas, Thiberton street Vane, A - . , J., 8, Southampton , street Farmer, Charles, Isleworth Farmer, Daniel, Aldgate Farmer, James, King- street Clerkenw ell _ Farrell, Rev. M., Fornival's- inn Faulkner, Geo. ,1, Bedford-row Fellows, Henry, Queenhtthe Ferrer., Edmund, Harrow Field, Francis, Finchley -Field, George Ventris, Finchle , Fisher, Wm Crooked-lane Fitzalan, Hyde, Hyde-park-pl Fleming, Joseph, Newgate-st. Forrester, John, Harrow Forsbery, John Fras., Duke-, street, St. James's Forshall, James, Mead's-place Forsyth, William, Twickenham Fortescue, William, Smith- field-bars Frampton, W. 11., Gray's-inn Fritchley, Richard, Northamp-. ton-street Frodsham, H. J. , Gracechurch street Frogley, R. A., Esq., Restos Fry, Furney, Bow Fuller, Geo. Arthur, Cornhit Fysh, William, Islington Gallienne, Abraham, 115, Goa well-road Gamble, Joseph, South Wharf. road Gannon, Edwd. Michael, Turn ham-green Gardner, Henry, St. George% East Garnon, Richard, Enfield Garratt, John Henry, 62, Wel beck-street Gaviller, Alexander, Clapton George, Augustine King, En• field Gibbons, John, Hernsey Gibbons, Sir John, Stanwell Gibbons, John, Esq., Stanwer Gibbons, R. K. Shepperton Giddons, J., Bedfont Gill, Sir Robert W., Chelsea Gillespie, Robert, 33, York-pl. Gillespie, Robt, jun., 33, York place Gillespie, Alexander, 33, York place Gillett, John, Tavistock-street Ginger, William, Pinner Ginn, T., jun., 2 King's-road Gipps, J. M., •25 Rathbone-pl. Gladwin, W. It., Watling-st Glasse, W. 8., Lincoln's Inn Glossop, J. J., Isleworth Glover, William, Serle-street Goding, James, Esq., 2, Bel-1 grave-square Gosling, Henry, Esq., Gros venor-place Goldfineh,H. A., Highgate-rise Gonne, Charles,l9, Gloucester., place Goodall, Ferdinand, Twicken- ham Goodman, W., Hampton Goodson, Mr., 41, Craren-st. Gordon, C. S., Great Mylep, _ Essex Gordon, J. F., Great Mylep . . . Essex Gordon, G. A., Great Mylep, &mix G orton,Richard, Islington Grace, Capt. P., 10, Mount-st. Graham, J. D., Cranford GI aham, James, Heston Graham, John, 25, Everett-st. Grant, Colonel, Park-st. Grant, Genet al, Grosvenor-sq. Grant, Joseph, Stampford-hill Gray, I3enkmin, Edmonton 1 Greavely,Tichurst,2,Ckarles-se Green, George, 28, Upper Har- ley-st. Green ,Wm. Henry, Basinghall street Greenfell, R. W., Hors•-shoe- wharf Greenwood, Major J., Great Queen-st., Westminster Gregory, G. B. ,41, Bedford-row Grogory, ,J., Clement's Inn Gregory, J. A., Gray's Inn Grevelle, Algernon, Hillingdon Griggs, J. R., Enfield Grillion, Piere, Acton Grimstead, Thomas, Redburn, Herts. Grisewood,George,6,Finsbury. Place Grove, John, Norwood Gude, R., jun., George-yard, Lombard-st. Gurney, George, Kensington Gurney, John, Nottholt Gurney, William, Esq., Lin. mer' e s Hotel Guthrie, J. P., Esq ,4,Berkeley street Gye, Frederick, jun., Fleet-It. and Vauxhall Haffendon, Thomas, Hanwell Haines, Thomas, Liverpool-rd. Haines, W. F., Harefield Hale, John, Poultry Halfiude, George, 7, Coventry street Hall, J. C. 2, King' s - roa d Hall, Michael, St. Paul's Church-yard Hallewell, Richard, 35, Alfred place Hammond, John, Lea-bridge Hand, F. J., 39, Guildford-st Hankey, Beaumont, Mincing lane Hankley, Frederick, 14, Lower- Berkeley -street Hansler, R. J., 40, Woburn place Hanster, Sir J., Tavistock-sq Harly, .J. 8., Poplar Harman, Francis, Tottenham Harman, Samuel, Uxbridge Ilarman, William, Uxbridge Harman, John, Enfield Harris, John, Staines. Harriq, Samuel, Hackney-road Hat t, Hart, Albaßy Hartwell, J. C., Dalston Harvey, D. 8., Tottenham Harwood, Charles, Kensington Hastie, M. P., Archibald,Weate street, Finsbury-circus Hatch, William, Hanworth Hathway, Robert, College-hill Hayne, C. S., 23, Upper Wim pole-street Haynes, Edward,43, Lincoln's . Hayward, Robert, Brunswick. Place Hayward, W. F., 25, Fitzroy-sq Hayward, J. R., Parliament-stl Haywood, S. T., Aldgate, and, the parish of St. James, Bury St. Edmund's Heath, William, Edmonton 1 Heeme, Abraham, 12, Bland ford-square Helps, 8., Bayswater Henbrey, James, Little Carter- . - lane Herbert, Thomas, Harrow • , Heritage Henry, Friday-street Heriot, Heritage, Old Jewry, and of Foley-hills, Berwickshire Heseltine, W. K., Church court, Clement's-lane, and of Woking, Surrey Hetherington, Wm., Hammer- I smith Hibbert, George, Rilliter-sq Hickling, B. W., Noble-street Hicks, Thomas, 7, Henrietta. st Higgins,Richard,6,York-build ings, Manchester-sqaura Higgs, John, Harrow Hill, C. H., Canonbury Hill, Henry, Gray's-inn Hill, Joseph, Harrow Hill, Samuel, Canonbury Hill, S. E.,52, Berners-street Bing, Thomas, Old Brentford Hitchcock, James, Northolt Hoare, H. J., East Smithield Hoare, J. G., Heath Hoare, Samuel, Heath Hobson; C, W., Gordon -place H o d g l r inson,Richard, 2 ,D ou g h. ty-street Hodges, .1„ Cambridge-terrace, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1839. Hodgson, John, Welbeak-street Hodgson, Rev. Hugh, Cloisters, Westminster Hodgson, Thonias,jun.,White chapel Hodgson, W. H., 10 Peterbo rough-place Hoddinott, Uriah, Bond-street Hodson, Joseph, Harrow Hogarth, Roger, Heston Hoggart, C. L., Edmonton Holbrooke, James, Tottenham Holland, R. H., Staines Holliday, Win., Se, mour-mews Hollis,Thomas, Esq., Oxford-st Holmes, Richard, Ivy Cottage s Holmes, Thomas, Tvriclspalsain Home, R. H., Staings . .:Z., Honeyman, G., E., • E57.;"9.5, Mount-street Hongwood, W. Esq., Isleworth Hormar, A. , Lakeham Hooper, Richard, Thaive's-inn Hop good, F. E.,Hadley Hopkins, Wm., sleworth Hassock, George J., St. Mary's hill Howard, Charles, Copthall - court, and of Norwood,Surrey Howe, jun., John, St. Dun stan'i Hill Howell, John, Queenhithe Howell, Frederick, Queenhitho Hull, Warner, Furnivars-inn Hulls, F. 8., Cromer-street Hunt, Samuel, Harmondsworth Hunt, Josiah, Hayes Hurley, Alfred Wm., Hayes Huskinson, General, Mount-st Hysle, R. W., Tottenham ibbetoon, H. D., 34, Cheater. terrace, Regent's-park Ingram, jame - s, 9, 'rere-streel Irving, Wm., St. George's-st. Irving, John, Esq., Ashford Irving, John, jun., Ashford Jackson, Geo., Crescent-place, _ Burton-crescent Jaek9on,Williitm: Leadenhall _ street Jaequet, J. H.. West Drayton James, John, West bourn-green James, Chas., Lower Thames- street Janson, Henry, Tottenham Janson, Edward, Tottenham Jarvis, John, 6, Circus-road, St. John's -wood Jay, Samuel, Lincoln's-inn rJefferson, John, Upper-st, Jennings, R. W , Bench-hill Jenkins, Al el, Ne w -i nn ` i Jessop, Joseph, Chi sw i c k Jays, F., 19, Chancery-lane Johnson, John, Highgate Johnson, John James, Esq., Duke-street Johnson, Murray Maxwell, Win Chester-street Johnson, Thomas, Harrow Johnston, F., Major, 28, Wim pole-street Jolt', Frederick, Stoke New ington _ _ _ JoisaTo, David, Exmouth-street Jones,lsaac,ls,Salisbury-place, New-road Jones, John, Clapton Jones, Frederick, Lincoln's-inn Joyce, Isaiah, Islington Keeble, Henry, Hornsey Keen, James, Garlick-hill Keen, Edward, Hayes Kempsted, J., 21, Montague .. plaie [(Lail, Colonel, Regent-street Kcnt, F. F., Fulham Kendall, H. E., 17, Suffolk-st. Kidney, Joseph, Greenford King, William, Chiswick King, Robt., Esq., 24, Chester street King, David, English-highway Kii.g, Francis, jun., Stanmore King, Thomas, Tottenham King, Henry, Cannon-street King, Thomas, Sunbury Kinton, N., Lamb's Conduit-st. Kirby, Daniel, Ruislip 'Kirkman, Joseph, Soho-square Kirkman, Henry, King Wil- Liam-street Kitehin, Edw., Es'., Queen-st. Knevitt, George, Isleworth Knevitt Wm Isleworth Knight John Hendon Knig. - ht, Thomas, Edmonton 'Knight, Frederick, Edmonton Knight, George, Chelsea Koole, J. 11., Edmonton Koole, C. E., Edmonton 1 Lacy, Thomas, King's Arms. yd. Lamb, Roger, 11, Little Puke- I ney-street Lamb, Henry, Salisbury-square , Lamb Robert, Harefield Lambert, F., Acton Lambert, Thomas, 32, Tayi stock-square Lampson, C. M., Queen-street ... place _ _ (Lander, John, Belle Sauvage Lang, Joseph, Tollington-park Langton, H. J., Upper Thamet- street 'Lascelles, Col., Grosvenor-sq. Lascelles, Rowley, Esq., Gros venor-street Lay, John, Savage-gardens Leach, John, Upper Thames-st. Leary, J. F., House of Lords Leather, Joseph, Hadley bee, George, Leadenhall-street Lee, William, Uxbritige lefroy, G. 8., Piccadilly Le Grand, John, Uxbridge Leigh, George, London-wall Leigh, Geo., St. James's Palace Leith, Cornelius, Fountain-crt. Leudon, W. E., Esq,, Eliza beth-street Lewis, George, Esq., Exbury- _ . street Lewis, Charles. Esq. , Belgrave st reet, south Lightfoot, Thomas, Old Bur lington-street _ . Lightfoot. T. S., Old Burling ton-street Lightfoot, W. H., Old Bur lington-street Limbert, John, 32, Tottenham court-road Lipscomb, J., Esq., Curzon-it. Lister, Col. W., Greenford 'Little, William, Bishopsgate ' street-within Littler, Henry, Srvan.street, Minorics Lloyd, James, Twickenham Lochner, C. P., Enfield Lodningion, Henry, 28, Mar garet-street Lo w mas, William, Paddington Louch, John, Shadwell Love, James, Finchley Love, Martin, Stamford-hill Love, William, Stoke Newington Love, James, Finchley Lovell, Frederick, Bishopsgate street-withiu, and of Enfield, Middlesex Leve,William,Stoke Newington Lowe, Joseph, Coleman-street Lowe, Nathaniel, Limeheuse Lowe, Henry, Staple-inn Lucas, R., 42, Bloomsbury-sq Lucas, R. 42, Bloom s b ury - sq Lucen%, I. L., Middle Temple Ludlam, Jeffery, Piccadilly Luiham, Thomas, Whitechapel Lysley, W. J., 37, Fitzroy-sq lacheson, Edward, Manches ter-street, Burton-crescent Jacheson, L., Manchester-at., Burton-crescent 1f ac Intosh, G. D.,12, Regent- street Mackay, Donald, 54, Russell-sq Nlacloan, H. C., Clapham-road 1 - 1. C., Clapham-road I Magenis, F. R., Esq., Grosve nor-place Magenis, F. R., Esq., Grosse nor-place Nfahor, C. M., 15, Fludyer-st., and Woodlands, Taunton, So _ _rnerset C. M., 15, Fludyer-st., and Woodlands, Taunton, So merset ....... Malcolm, Allen, Old Brentford Malcolm, Allen, Old Brentford Manisty, Henry, 3, King's-road Manisty, Henry, 3, King's-road Mansell, W., 26, Spencer-st Mansell, W., 26, Spencer-st Marital, T. A., Castle-street lantill, T. A., Castle-street Ivies, Frederick, Hornsey Maples, Frederick, Hornsey l Mares, Joh n , E sq., Lower Bel -1 grave -street litarjnribanks, James, Berner's Hotel, Berner's-street Marks, John Isaac, 3 Langham. place Marriott, George, Broadway, Westminster Marriott, Thomas, High-street Marsh, Isaac, Bishopsgate-st. within _ Marshal), Charles, Whitechapel Marshall, Th omas, jun., Her, rington Eyre, Hertfordshire Marshall, Thomas, Heston Marshall, William, Clapton Marshall, Charles, Whitechapel Martin, E., Inner Temple iNlartyer, Rev. C., 27, Harley-at Martyr, C., Bouverie-street Marx, F., Esq., 81, Eaton-sq Mason, William, Newo,l7, Berke Mason, H. 8., Hayes Matthew, R. H., 10, Lowcr' Seymour-street Matthew, R. H., 10, Lower Seymour-street Matthews, Chamberlayrie, En field Mawhood, Robert, Finchley Alawlwod, Frederick, Finchle, May, T., Middle Temple :hay, T., 21, Marylebone-st M'Leod, J. A., London-street Frederick-street M'Leod, Edward, Stoke New• ington-road APSparrats, John, Wapping M'Sparran, John, Wapping Meadows, Henry, Ruislip Meadows, Thomas, Ruislip Mechi, John Joseph, Leaden ball-street Meeson, Roger, Middle Temph Melville, E., St. James's-placr Mendes,Augustus, 9, Wigmore street Mentelli, C. H. A., 19, Upper Berkeley-street Mercer, Daniel, West Drayton Merrick, E., Stanwell Merrick, Thomas, Ashford Merrick, T. H., Sudbury Metcalfe, Frank, Bartholomew. lane, and of Woodford • bridge. Essex Meyer, James, Enfield :Myrick, W., Cambridge-ter Millar, John, Enfield Miller, W., Clifford-street Mills, Charles, Hillingdon Milman, Col. F. M., Berkeley- street Milinan, William, Pinner Moody, William, Inner 'Temple Moore, William, Park-place Alooson, Richard, Row Alordauntll George, Clement', Inn Morgan, Cadogan, Middle Tern-' ple Morgan, Edward, Hornsey Morgan, Fran eis,lll, Bedford- s q Morgan, Henry, Harefield Morgan, Samuel, 119, Great' Russell-street Morris, R. W., St. Mary-hill Morse, W. A., Ealing Mortimer, Lieut. E. H.. 7, Norris-street Mott, William, West Smithfield Muckley, James, Henriatta-st., Mugan, Edward, Harefield Mundell, R., 1, Cambridge-1 place, St. Pancras Napier, T. Whitefriars Nash, Henry, Edmonton Naylor, William, Enfield Neal, Samuel, Clapton Noose, G. P. Chelsea Needham, M. H. Chiswell-st. Nelson, George, New Inn Nettleshope, Samuel, Esq., yart's Hotel N'Atleshope, T., Esq.,lllivart's Hotel Newdigate, C. N., Harefield Newman, William, 4.l,Lincoln's Inn Fields Newman, James, Soho-square Newman, C., sen , Hayes Newman, C., jun., Hayes Newsam, Fowler, Crescent, Minories Nicholas, George, Abchurch lane Nicholls, Joseph, Twickenham Nicholls, Wm. Kingsbury Nicholson, Ralph, 11, Albion • street, Paddington Nicholson, Rev. H., Twicken ham Nicholson, R., Cornhill Nicholl, Joseph, Wellsdon Nightingale, F. Esq., Hendon street Norman, Henry, 11, Henrietta street Norris, Joseph, Isleworth Norton, Daniel, Old Broad-st. Nugent, Lieut.-Col., Hill-at. Oakes, Colonel, Park -street, Grosvenor-square Oakley, William, Whitechapel Oliver, Samuel, 83, Dutton-' garden 01liver, George, Ealing Orchard, Thomas, Finchley Orton, Thomas, Etlgeware Osborn, D. 0., Whetstone' Osman, George, Finchley Osmond, John, SouthAlimms . _ Os in, Charles, 72, Barley-st. Owen, Capt. J. F., New Or mond-street Oxley, Henry, Hindon Painter, James, Howland-st., Tottenham-court-road Palmer, William, Enfield Palmer, Richard, Enfield-high- way Panell, John Jessop, Esq., Ben- nett-street Parke, Sir James, 56, Parke-st. Parke, E., Connaught-square Parker, Wm., 1, Carey -street Parker, John, Old Brentford Parker, William, 13, Belgrave street Parker, Rebert, High-street, Shoreditch Parkinson, John, 66, Lincoln's Inn-fields Partridge, J. W., Finchley Paterson, William, Old Broad street Patterson, Robert, Lyon's-inn L'atton, Capt. H., Dean-street L'aulitt, John, Esq, Simmer's Ihtel Peacock, J. H., Cannon-street Pearson, Frederick, Esq., 31, Conduit-street Pearce, John, Ruislip l'earce, Samuel, Ruislip Peele, T. H., 79, Great Rus sell-street Pemberton, Thomas, Lincoln's Inn Pemeller, Thomas, Tysoe-st. Percival, Montague, 16, Wil ton-street Percy, Capt. W. 11., Port man-square Perkins ' H., Esq., Flanworth Perrin, William, Greenford l'erring, John, Cecil-street Perry, Richard Wm., 1, Per cy s-place, Oxford-street Peto, James, Pesten Pierce, James, Fore-street Pilbeam, Thomas, Parker-st. Pilgrim, James, Church-court > l Lothbury Pitman, if. A., 28, Montague place _ Phillips, John, New-end, Hampstead Phillott, H. R., Upper Ken sington-gore Philp, B. 8., Harlington Phitin, Thomas, Parthenon Club 'leasant, James, Belle San vage, and Sudbury, Suffolk 'edger, John, Greonford Pole — , T. G., 6, Parliament-st. Pollock, Robert, Esq., Bedfont Pollock, Sir F., Bart., Bedfont Ponny, Gilbert, Finchley Ponsonby, Geo. Esq., Bolton- Pontifez. Edmund, Shoe-lane Poppy, Thomas, 286, Holborn Mott, John, Stanwell ['owell, Frederick, Hillingdon i'oupart, H. G., Chelsea Poynder, E. S., 52, Wimpole street Poynder,Thomat 52.Wimpole- street Praed, B. J. M., Fleet-street Pratt, Richard, 39 Gray's Inn lane Pressly, Charles, Camberwell Price, George, Copenhagen-st. l Price, Strother, Liverpool-st., and of Clifton-terrace, Not ting-hill Prime, Richard, Enfield-high- way Prime, William. Enfield-high- way Princep, Charles, New Bur lington-street Pritchard, William, Doctors'- commons _ Proval, Oliver, South 111irnms Prowse, J. Sparke, Clement's lane, and of Norwood, Surra) Pryor, Arthur, Brick-lane Prior, Felix, King-street, St. James's Pryor, H. H., Heath, Hamp- stead Puckle, Henry, Doctors'•oom- mons Pullet, James, Grseechureh - st. Punt, John, Henry-street Purton, W., Squire's Mount,, Hampstead Pym, Sir William, Park-street, Rabbits, Hagh, Bartholomew close Rackstraw, S. P., 44,1414'1: Conduit-street 11 4ticliffe, William, Tottenham .lonn, Brick-lane Ilaikes, W., Each 194 upper Brook-greet Randall, S, Richard, Basing- hall-street, and of Tunbridge Wells R andall, Wm, , Esq., Cheshans place Mandell, William, Qneenhithe tliwdell, Charles, QtieePilithe Read, C. R., 1, Blandford-sq. Read, George, Esq., Poultne2, Hotel Read. John, Harrow Redmond, Francis, Swiss Tavern Reeve., Henry, Esq. , 9, Chape- street leives, Colonel, 36, York-st. Lepton, G. W. J., Esq., Nor folk-street Revner, E. P., ;26, Great Mary. lebone- street. Reynolds,Thomis, Whitechapel Rhodes, William, Isleworth Ricardo, Mortimer, Chipping Norton Rice, Edward, Stanmore tichards, W., Old 13rentford Rickards, E. Hi, 'A Lincoln's. inn-fields Rickman, Joseph, Hungerfard Wharf ' Riddell, Francis, Gray's. inn John R, Enfield Rigg,' Jonathan, Mark-lane, and of Blackheath, Kent Rising, Tilney, Cheapside Rivers, Edward, Wyrardsbury Roberts, John, jun., South Miami Robinson, Benjamin, Little Britain Robinson, George, 1, Christo pher-street Robinson, R., Heston Robinson, W., 34, Montague place Rogers, Arnold, 296, Regent street Rogers, Thomas, 40, Great Portland-greet Ronalds, Edmund, Upper Thames-street Rood, - Jbbri - Y., Battle-bridge Roofer, G., 8, Kined-toad Roper, James, Isleworth Rose, Joseph', Stamford-street Surrey-road Rossell, George, Hornsey Rothman, R. H., Albany Rothschild, Meyer de, New. court Rouse, Edward, Finchley Rowan, Charles, Whitehall. place Rowell, T. R., Greenharn, Berke Rowley, Thomas, Hornsey Rubergall, Thomas, 24, Coven , try-street Rudd, Henry, Newington-green Rushworth, C. P., 33, Queen Ann- street Rushworth, E. E., 33, Queen Ann.street Russell, Lord John, Wilton- crescent Rus ell, S., Theobald's-road Russell, Joseph, Kennington Russell, H. P., 52, York-ter- race Rutter, Charles, Hillingdon Rutty, S. T. Ruislip Ryley, E. D., Inner Temple Sancton, Philip, East Cheap Sanders, S., 58, Guildford-st. Sanders, Jas., 5, Randolph-st. Sanderson, Richard, Esq., Belgrave-sq. Sandford, NV:, Wellington-st., Camden Town Sandwich, General, Oriental Club Sanford, Wm., Wellington-st. Satchel', Richard, jun., 7, Winsley-street Saunders, Ibberson, Commer cial-road Saunders, Edward, Cannon-st. Scalding, E. W., Gordon-st., Tavistock•sq. S'carnett, W. h., Clapton , ;hacker, Thomas, jun., Hayes Schneider, Richard, 8, Stan hope-place Scutt, William, Esq., 23, Bol ton-street Scott, James, Esq., Shepperton Scott, C. E., Esq., 29, Bru ton-st. Seaman, B. P., 4, Upper Gower-st. Seyvill, George, Esq., 8, Ches.. ter-st. Sex, George, Stonecutter-st. Shackle, Edward, Hayes Sharland, Robert, Bishopsgate street Within Shaw, J., Regent-st. Shaw, Richard, Clifford's-inn Sheddon, W. G., Bedford-sq. Shelley, Samuel, Commercial road Sheppard, Capt. W. C., Heath, Hampstead Sheppard, Frederick, Heath, HampsteadffamTphsotmeaads, M.P., Sheppard, Heath, Sheppard, W., Skinner-street, Somers Town Sherborn, F., 13eolfont Sherborn, W., Bedfont Simmonds, Robert, Edmonton Simpson, T. B. , Albion Tavern Skirrow, W., Montague-place Slade, William, Eltham Slowman, Benjamin, St. Mary- hill • Small, Henry, Tottenham Small, W. A., Tottenham Smith, J. M., Clare-court Smith, J. C., element's-lane Smith, Alexander, Bedford-at. Smith, Graham, Stoke New- ington Smith, J. S., Thornhill-place Smith, H. N., 18, Great Rus sell -street Smith, James, 18, Pickering terrace Smith, J. W., 10, Upper Por ehestcr-street Smith, Thomas, Fulham Tomlinson, Frederick, Clapcol romprett, Samuel, Fenchurch street Took, J., 4, Regent-street Townley, Major Chas., Covent garden Travers, Benjamin, Esq., Bru ton-street Trew•heeln, W., Stoke Newing ton Trewlaney, H. 8., Esq., Her ford-street Trimmer, T. E., Heston Tripp, Thomas, 84, Goswell-sl Trotter, John, Soho-sq. Trulack, John, Bow 'Trumpet., George, Norwood Tuck, Thomas, Tottenham rueker, George, Enfield Fucker, Henry, Lawrewee-lane fully, Thomas, Finsbury-place South Turn mell, Edward,2s2,Regeni street Turner, J. C., Esq., Harwell Turner, John, 31, King-street Turner, R. H., Crescent-place Burton Crescent Twells, Philip, Lincoln's Inn Vallance, Henry, Essex-st. Vanser, G. R., Esq., 35, Gra ham -street Venables, R. J., parliament-st. Vernor, Thomas, 21, Maryle bone-street Vines, Samuel, 47, Uppet Gower-street Vizard, Edward, 23,Tonbridge st., New-road Udall, Robert, Edmonton Unwin, Oetavins, Mile-end 011 Town ITn win, Samuel, Lombard-st. Unwin, T. C., 24, , Piccadilly Upton, George, 2, Gloucester• place Waddilove, W. J. , 10, Li n saints- Inn-fields Wakefield, T. H.,5, Fitzroy-sq. Walford, Rev. Oliver, 2, Rut land-place Walford, R. C., Hillingdon Walker, T. H. ,49, Crawford- st. Walker, William, jun., Edmon ton Walker, Edwin. Enfield Chase Walker, Rev. Henry, 112, Re gent-street, and Heathfield house, near Oxford Wall, William, 39, Brunswick Parade Wall, William, Whitechapel Waller, John, Wardour-st. Walter, John, Symond's-Inn Walton, Wm., Basinghall-st. Ward, William, Middle Temple Warde, William, 61, Great Marylebone Warner, R. A., 6, Upper Mon tague-et. Water, Rev. R. J., Emanuel. Cottage Waterhouse, John, Winchmore. Hill Watley, F. L., Clement's-court Watson, John, Chelsea Watson, Thomas, Moorgate Watts, William, Esq., Davis-st. Webb, Thomas, 109, Totten ham-court-road Webb, Henry, 19, Nottingham place Webb, Charles, King William street Webber, Alexander Stewart, Grove, Chelsea Webster, Edw., Lincoln's-Inn Webb, George , Pinner Weedon, John, Hillingdon Weekley, Richard, Harmonds worth Weekly, Richard, Harmonds worth Weekley, Henry, Harmonds w,vvv%%::::ewitetesslrttoleetoestiarii,ene,AitoitJh.:o,:okilljghyv,ahniimEllt,ll,idjeiaausßcao.,:b7,2die6L,ir,rAtollGi,:mgokEubisintialtaodafirnnfdgeoe-uirtsiedt.... Whaley, John, infield place Whissen, Nathaniel, Broadway, Westminster Whitchurch, Edward, Spring place White, Wiliam, E, Haymarket Whitehead, John, Ponder's End Whitmore, Geo., Austin-friars •Vickham, W. P. J., the Rev., 7, Old Quebec-street Vigglesworth, John, Islington Vigram, James, Lincoln's-inn Wilan, Leonard, Tottenham A r ilby, Henry, Lincoln's-irn Wild, George, South Mimms Wild, John, Martin's-lane William, Martin's-lane Wilde. Thomas, Bowes, Ed monton Wilkinson, J. G., 39,Wimpole street Wilkinson, John; Lincoln's-inn Willett, William, Pinner William, Sir John, 28, Grosve nor-square Williams, Edward, Enfield Williams, B. N., Enfield Williams, J. S., Enfield Smith, R. B. Edmonton Smith, T. B.,Aldgate, and of Bury St. dmunds Smith, W., jun., Crutched friars Smith, Charles, Baker-street, Enfield Smith, R. 0., Twickenham Smyth, Her. W., 25, Eaton-pl. Smyth, R. M., Esq., 24, Ea ton-place Snell, F., Guards' Club, St. James's-street Snow, P. G., Highgate Soames, Charles, Tottenham Soames, H. A., Clapton Soames, 1). W. Pinner Sole, H. W., Aldermanbury South, Thomas, St.anmore . . Spranger, Jefferies, Gray's-inn Stanborough, Edw., lsleworth Stanborough, J. W., Isleworth Stanbridge, Henry, Old Bond- _ street Stanley, Edward, Esq., Gros- venor-street Stanley, J. H., Edmonton Staple, Wm., Cheapside Stent, George, Stanwell Stephen, Sir George, King's Arms-yard, and of Collins, Bucks Stephen, J. W., King's Arms yard, and of Collins, Buck, / Stephenson, E. A., 49, York-st. Stephens, Henry, High-street, Stoke Newington Stevens, James, jun., Green ford Stevens, Nathaniel, Gray's-inn Stokes, Charles, Gray's-inn Stone, M. 8., Lombard-st. Stone, Edward, Ruislip - Stone, T. A., Clifford-st. Stonely, Henry, Twickenham Stones, Richard, Whitechapel Stout, .lames, Old Brentford Strange, Samuel, Houndsditch Street, W. J., 15, Lincoln's inn-fields Strutt, John, Argyle-street, New -road Stuart, Lord D. C., 16, Wil ton-crescent Stuart, John, Esq., 19, Hert ford-street Stuart, Dugald, E sq., 19, Hertford -street Stutfield, Charles, Hackney Start, Henry, Wood-st. Styles, W. AI., 29, Seward-st. Surrey,Earl of, Hyde Park-place Swinbourn, 5.,10, Spring-place Sykes, Jame s , 34, Chapman-st. Tabor, John Joseph, Queattv street place Talbot, William, Tottenham Tat " lC 'Th"ulas, Tanqneray, Charl es , Vi ne-st. Taylor, James, George-yard, Lornbard-ot. Taylor, W. H., Esq., Brook-st. Taylor, Richard, Lsq., Bedlont Taylor, Ilabert., Heston Tebay, William, 41 Duke-st." Manchester-sq. Thaekrate, George, Pclfliam Thew,lllaj. Robert, Kensington ThqraxkoA,ll. W. ,Oxford street Thorn, Peter, Hammersmith Th.ffn, Alexander, Ilighhury Tilbury, John, jtin„ Gloster place, Nei-road Tillyer, Richard, Jun.. Har- Mondsworth 'Finley, William, South Mims 'rebuff, Thomas, Ruislip Toby, Henry, Chelsea Tollit, Win., ;en., Uxbridge William,3, Hyde Park. place Williams E. J Enfield Williams, H. W., Frith-street Williams, R. W., 38, Hatton garden Willis, Frederick, St. James's street Edward, 20 Percy-street Wil , not John, laleworth Wilshire, Daniel, Hayes Wilshire, Jason, Harrow Wilson, Richard, 37,Drnry-lane Wilson, James, 123,Drury-lane WUson, William, 19,Foley-place Willson, J. A., 13, Coventry--st. Wilson, Peter, Hanworth iVilson, Charles, Queenhithe Winch, Frederick, Sheppert on Winder, Thos., King William __. . street, and Elthani, Kent Wingfield, James, Heston Winstauley, J. S., Paternoster• Winter, Thomas, 25, High Holborn Winter, Thomas, Downshire hill, Hampstead Winter, Henry, 27, Golden-sq. Witham, Henry, 78, Gower-st Wolston, Augustus, Furnival's_ inn Wood, Thomas, 39, Craven-st Wood, Henry,39,Craven-street Wood, George, Ealing Wood, Thomas, Ealing Wood, B. G., Hillfiuld House Wood, John, Esq., Chester-st. Wood, William, Fleet-street Wood, William, Aldersgate-st Woodley, John, Crutched-friars Worley. H., Albany Wreford, Saml , Aldermanbury Wright, J. L., Gray's-inn Wright, Thos., Portman-square Wright, James, 3s, Great Rus sell-street 'ylde, Henry, Edgware Yarnold, Joseph, 134, High-st. Camden-town Yates,Frederick, GreatGoorgo ___ street, Westminster - Young, F. T., 20, Montagu-st. Young, K., 17, Harpeir-street Young, Edward, 2, Curry-st Young, G. F., Limehouso Young, Henry,2, Lower Berke ley-street LIST of PERSONS who have taken out GAME CERTI FICATES at 3/. I3s. 6d. each, such Persons not being Assessed Servants. ICAJIH. RISIDENCS. APPOINTED ET, AND FOR WItAT PLACES. Broughton, Kent. Wisdell, Thomas, Aldermanbury. GAMEKEEPERS (being Assessed Servants) at 1/. ss. each. APPOINTED BY, AND FOR WHAT PLACES. Duke of Northum berland ; for Sion, Isleworth. Dickins, Thomas, Ashford. John Irving, Esq., for Ashford. Thomas Woed, Esq., for Littleton. Good, William, Coulsden, Surrey. Thomas Byron, for Coulsden, Surrey. Charles Newdigate, Newdigate, for Moorhall and Bracken by ry. Stephen Morgan, Esq., Bishops. NAME. RESIDENCE. Barham, John, Isleworth. Field, John Littleton. Ililkins, Charles, Harefield. Smith, Charles, Hare&ld. LIST OF PERSONS LI CENSED TO DEAL IN GAME. An' bony, Robert denhall-market. Angel, William 1 35, Compton-st ree t, Burton crescent. Artis, Charles Motcomb-street. ' Bailey, John, son., and Bai- Davies-street. ley, John, jun. ••• Bainbridge, William Barrett, G. 6l, Red Lion-street. Berry, William 32, King-street. Blankley, William 33, Museum-street. Borer, Charles 4, Lower-street. Bowen, John and Henry 66, George-street. Bowen, John, jua. 5O, Wigmore-street. Bowles, George, and Jackson, t Newgate Market. George... Brooke and Brooke Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Bull, Sarah and John Oxford-street. Burton, Richard Chapman, William ... ......... ...64, Edgeware-road. Church, Stephen Kensington. Clarke, Joseph Clarke, John Hungerford Market. • Clarke, Pamela 74, High-street. Clifton, William Newgate Market. Cooke, James Herbert Holborn-bridge. Cooke, John A. Cowley William f 10, New Ch a p e l- p l ace, 1 Kentish Town. Croton, William 43, Store -street. Curtis, William Lamb ...Newgate Market. Darlin g , Daniel Alban Bull Head-passage, Lead en h a ll. Davis, James Poultry Market, Leadenhall Davis, J0hn......... Fleet st. Darrington, Samuel ...... Newgate Market. Day, Charles IS, 131ackmore-st. Donovan, William Joseph . Oxford-st. Donovan, Joseph 72, Tottenham-court-rd. Drew, William Finsbury Pavement. East, James Newgate-market. Edmonds, John ...Half Moon-passage, Leadenhall. Evans, William ...Kensington. Fisher, George Frank, J0hn..... I C Ship Tavern-p assage , Leaden hall Market. Pri c k er , Robert George Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Fuge, Dora . Chelsea. Gill, William hall Market. Gorton, William Gutter-lane. Gosden, Francis Kensington. Green, Daniel Newcastle-place. Green, 'Robert 31,Goodge-st. ,Tott enham-et-rd Greenland, William Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Haines, Richard .....Bond-st. Hamerton, William... .........61, Union-st., Somers Town. Handcock, Lewis I Eadeplace. Harris, Henry —.49, Duke.st. Harwood, John Haynes, William Newgate Market. Hill, James ••• Lower GI osvenor-st. Hockey, Abednego B, Solls-row, St. John's Wood. Horne, Christopher ...Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Ilf,ward, Ebenezer Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Hunt, Thomas. 2, Fitzroy Market. Hunter, William S Ship Tavern-passage, Leaden -1 hall Market. Jackson. John James, Daniel High-st., Whitechapel. Jennings, John King, Henry L'ick, William Poultry Market, L ea d en h a ll . Loomes, Samu e l St. John's-st.-road. Luckie, Henry B4, Great Portland-st. Marsh, John Ship Tavern-pas sage , Leaden hall Market. Mason, Elizabeth Market-st. Moger, Thomas Mo:t and Carr Skinner's-place, LcadenhalL Nicholls, George Uxbridge. Norman, James Bishopsgate-at.- Without. Offer, Thomas 9 1, Leigh-st., Burton -crescent. Osmond, Samuel... Parsons, Williant Upper -at., ,Islington. Pigott, Thomas Porcas, George - st. Within. Priest, Samuel ll, Great 'Maryleb one - street. II anet t, It., and Edwards, Wm l, Upper Kin i g i - g s_t s . t. Itouch, Frederick Rudd, George 1, Clarence-place. Scott, John Seith, Robert 3O, Tottenham -court-road. Sehvood, Ann Philipa ...Paved-alley, Newgate Market. Shankster, Charles Bond-st. Simmons, Abraham Southgate. Slade, John North Audley-st. Speed, James New-st. Sprigens and Surman ...Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Stapleton, William ...............Staines. Stradley, Benjamin ............ Shhipailvaer Market. Leaden- Swiften, Edward .....•• . ...... ensington. Taylor, Henry .................... Union-st. Old Artillery-ground. Taylor ' William ................... Albemarle-street. Todd, Thomas .................... Queen's-row. PRICE sd. Townsend, Thomas ...16, Charles-street. Tucker, William 9 87, Strand. Vaughan, William Poultry Market, Leadenhall. Walker, Mrs.. Charles-st., Westminster. Wallis, Edward Swallow-passage. Wallis, George 3B, Pa•ldington-st. 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PR AC lIC AL TREATISE on the TREATMENT and CURE of STRICTURES of the URETHRA; wherein is recommended an improved mode of treatment the result of many years' extensive and successful practice. By C. B. COURTENAY, M.D., 42, Great Marlborough -street. Sold by P. Hill, Medical Bookseller, Great Windmill-street Haymarket ; Onwhyn, Catherine-street, Strand ; Templeman 248, Regent -street ; and all booksellers in town or country. LA W INTELLIGEN C.L. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Elizabeth ilfunday was opposed by Mr. NicitoLs, on behalf of Messrs. Knights, cheesemongers. It ap peared that the insolvent formerly kept a beer shop on Saffron Hill, and that she bad signed a warrant of at torney on behalf of a person named Birch, who was imprisoned at the suit of Messrs. Knights, for 511. 17s. 6d. The insolvent was opposed on the ground that at the time she became security for Birch, she must have known that she was insolvent, and that she had no available assets. The insolvent stated that when she signed the warrant of attorney she was in expectation of receiving 3% a-week, under the will of a person named Ball, who had, for some time previous to his death, lodged with her, and that she had been offered 15s. a-week fbr life for her chance, but which she had refused. The case was ordered to stand over till Friday next, in order that inquiry might be m a d e i nto t h e trut h o f her statement. ESTMINSTER COURT OF REQUESTS. A BAKER DONE " BnowN."—Petty larcenies which the law never reaches are daily committed with pre scriptive impunity by certain of the " productive" classes, and will continue to he committed until the ultra-mundane morality inculcated by the philosophers of " socialism" shall have extinguished that prevalent doctrine which teaches the mass of money-seek mg mortals to vote, in all cases where self-inte rest is concerned, that " black is white." Every body recollects the story of the honest jarvey, who, after the labours of the whip were ended, proceeded, according to custom, to divide his day's takings--one shilling for master and one shilling for me —and finding that an odd shilling remained was conscientiously about to " toss up" which was to have it, when the governor, who, perdu, had been a spectator of the whole process, sug gested that it should be added to his share, on the tri fling ground that he had to pay for coach, horses, and keep. Bakers, too, in the days of their journeyhood, are another class who exhibit an edifying example of impartiality; and, as is enjoined on sworn jurymen—if, indeed, soft-soap legislation does not eventually cashier the functions of that bulwark of British liberty—without " fear, favour, or affection," taking toll alike of the poor and the rich man's dinner. The mystery of " growing a leg of mutton," and the anatomical ad vantages of " deal men " are appreciated and prac tised from first moment Mister Doughy is able to han dle a dolly. The climax of ingenious larceny among these worthies has always been held to be the succes ful solution of the problem How to rob a beeve's heart ;" but surely ingenuity may be carried one step further—" doing' the baker himself. That a " baker" may be done, end " done crusty" too, let the case of Andrew Johnson, a recent arrival from " Auld Reekie" be a sufficient proof. Al shrewish . olJ woman, as thin as if she h a d b een kept upon New Poor-law " regulation" diet, answering to the name of Margaret Benson, conic forward to show reasonable cause why she had not paid the plaintiff twenty - one and sixpence, for bread duly sold and de livered. How does it happen," said the Chairman to the " that we have so many of your summonses ? &K arc before us to-day, and we must have disposed of at least twice that number last Court day." " ! mon," said Andrew, with a dismal sigh, " sic bocht J oc k A n d erson ' s b a ki ng b us i ness , yO,,ken, an I an uncanny trick ae S co t never a f ore pit on il.iiiihri. 1 gird him a hantle mair siller, as there seented,L6-,lttl a rowth o' gude book customers ; but dc'ils be int: . 7if , at auld sinner hadna wiled a' the plackiess buddies in of r neeberhood to tak tiva or maybe three loaves o' full. priced wheaten bread a week, just to gar me think he'd gotten a rattlin trade." Ak i r) ,tli t h i l f k ai Anderson, Ndl There's e i r l s wm o n a , 3l t ib : e t ü b mn l e t e l r a v s, m 's e. ' r e f " when h pity en CHAIRMAN—But how came you to let the account run so long ? Jock o v , il fc i O 3 : l i a , pave ment, that the customers didna pay before the full I o ' s t . p e ' e r r h d a t aboutau l ti ae e- month was done —so, ye ken, there's about twa dozen frae, for five or sax weeks' gude bread. Benson,get the worth how o Mill a you baw b pay ee the amount ? Defendant (snappishly )—How, indeed ! I should be glad to know that myself. I (lido% ask him to lease his bread, and I dare say it was short weight ! Plaintiff—Hear to that ! Diel rax ver neck, ye eat the bread and then abuse tha baker! A comfortable-looking COMMISSIONE R , whose rotun dity proclaimed he had lived in a land floss ing with milk and honey," and whosa rubicundity evinced an en tire eschewal of one of the principles of teetotalism, asked for the account. The baker handed in his books, arid the defendant produced tv.o pieces of paper. The comfortable-looking COMNIISSIONLR, saddling his nose with a pair of gold-rimmed goggles, looked first at one paper and then at the other. Putting on the never to-be-mistaken ai r o f a man w h o h as discovered a " mare's nest," he knocked loudly on the table to enforce the silenc e, paitiit said with i and then, holding solemnity,ngonepie " Young ofpa na, is paper towards this here your hand-writing ?" The baker nodded. " And," holding out the other p i ece, "is that there your hand-writing ?" The baker again nodded. " Then, Mister Cheerman," said the interrogator, "one of these here bills is fur July, and conies to seven teen and sixp ence , an d t ' ot h er is in August, and only says four shillings. Now, if there aint summut wrong here I'm werry much mistaken. The werry last bill makes it plain, as only four shilling is owing." " Hoot men," said the plantiff, "its aye the custom wi' bakers to send in their bills ilka month, and to begin wi' a fresh bill wi' every fresh month." " What do you mean," said the comfortable•looking COMMISSIONER, waxing wroth ; " where's the words brought jiirrard,' or bill delivered,' to the last bill ? I've been a tradesman, and I've sent in bills ; but a top on 'em I always put, amount brought fbrrard,' or 'bill delivered.' Its unpossible:the Court can receive two bills of sitch a natur. It must look only at the last 'un." The CHAIRMAN, a sensible, gentlemanly man, re marked that if it were not the custom among balers, the omission was not of much consequence. " I don't see that," said the coinfortalie-looking CommissioNEa, peeping about the Court-, and shaking his head profoundly. The COURT awarded the plaintiff his full demand, at 2s. weekly. " No the werdiks over," said the comfortable-look ing COMMISSIONER, " give you, young man, a word of adwice. If you hor ees to succeed as a respectable tradesman, do at I always used to do—put bill de 7vercd ' to you' bills, or summut of that ere sort in rutur." The * baker bundled up his books and went on his way, but not rejoicing. BR PETTY SESSIONS PORTANT QUESTION RELATIVE TO THE PRIVILEGES OF THE QUEEN DOWAGER. On Monday a question of great public importance, as affecting the rights of private individuals and the privi leges of the Queen Dowager, was mooted at the Brent ford Petty Sessions before Colonel Clitherow, the Rev. Dr. Walmesley, and Mr. Pownall, the stting ma gistrates. Mr. Rose Sawyer, of Bushy Park, gamekeeper to her Majesty the Queen Dowager, and Mr. Joseph Nichols, gentleman, of Whitton, in the parish of Twickenham, appeared on summons to answer informations preferred against them by Mr. George Dawes, under the Ist and 2d William IV., cap. 32, section 30, charging that they " did on the 17th day of September instant (and within three calendar months from the date hereof), each commit a trespass by entering and being in the day time upon land situated upon Hounslow-heath, in_the parish of Isleworth, in the said county of Middlesex, in the occupation of the said George Dawes, in search and pursuit of game," whereby they had each subjected them selves to the payment of a penalty not exceeding 40s. and costs. Evidence in support of the information having been produced, Mr. Kirby said he appeared there for the defendant Sawyer, or more properly, perhaps, on behalf of her Majesty the Queen Dowager, under whom Sawyer holds the appointment of deputy gamekeeper, as well as that of gamekeeper under the Crown. Mr. Clark (clerk to the Bench) said—Then the Bench were to undolstand that the defence set up was that the Queen Dowager was the gamekeeper, and that, in pursuance of her rights as such, she had dele gated authecity to the defendant Sawyer, to act in her name. . Mr, Sawyer said that was the case. A !ter bearing a lengthened argument pro, and con., POWNALL said the question was one which in volved points of the utmost public importance, and would affect property to the value of near 2,000,000/. sterling. If the Queen Dowager held the appoint. ments as Ranger of Bushy Park, they were doubtless for life, and her being now Queen Dowager would not affect them. He felt it was a matter which affected not only Mr. Dawes, but also every tenant and proprie tor of property situated between Brvntford-bridge and Staines-bridge, and if the claim was established, would open a door for every place built upon, and the gardens attached within that district being liable to the entrance of the Queen's gamekeeper, who might assert his right to follow his game over the property, whether the owner liked it or not. He thought the bench ought to have the Enclosure Acts before them, as well as the letters patent. Hounslow-heath had in the year 1813 seen sold and made private property of; houses had been built and gardens planted, and he felt that it was a most important question they had to decide on, no less a one than whether the rights of the individuals whn had so invested their money should be infringed. The solicitor for the Queen Dowager, was, it appeared, not prepared to go very fully into the case, which, he con sidered, was most requisite, and he should, therefore, suggest that the further discussion in the m ttter should be adjourned for a fortnioa, that all parties might be prepared with all the necessary documeats, and the matter fully argued. The Bench then adjourned the matter for a fortn'ght. WATFORD PETTY SLSSIONS. --- On Tuesday the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Capel, the Vicar of 'Watford, attended before the Bench to show cause why he neglected to pay the sum of 251. 2s. 6d., being the amount of a pour-rato due upon his property in the parish of Watford, and why a distress warrant should not issue in the event of non-payment. Mr. Russel, of Watford, appeared on behalf of the parish officers, and Mr. Fellowes for the Rev. Mr. Capel. The circumstances connected with the present pro ceeding arc of a rather singular, and at the same time important character. It appears that the parish officers of Watford have declined to make any applica tion to the Poor-law Commissioners to have the parish surveyed, but have made their assessments upon a sur vey made by a Committee of farmers and rate-payers, which has given general satisfaction to all the rate payers, with the exception of Mr. Capel, who has for a long time resisted the payment of all the rates upon this assessment. By the Parochial Assessment Act it is re quired that a rate should be made in a particular form, according to the schedule of the Act ; and it also requires that all th e diff erent co l umns spec ifying the name of th e rate-payer, description and amount of property, should be filled up. The parish officers have made their rates complete in every particular, except that in some sases they have not been enabled to ascertain the exact amounts of average of different property, an d this, it has been contended by Mr. Capel, renders the rate a nullity, and on this ground he has refused pay 'l he present application involved the question as to whether Mr. Capel was legally justified in the course he had taken. Mr. Russell addressed the Bench, and said that this was an application to enforce the payment of 251. Gd., the amount of a pour -rate for the parish of Wat ford, made in the month of April last, at one shilling in the pound, upon Mr. Capel. Payment had been re fused, and the question was whether the Bench would enforce it. The rate had been paid by nearly all the other rate-payers, and he felt satisfied that there could be nothing but a technical objection raised on behalf of Zr. Capel for the non-payment by him. Whatever technical objections might be raised, he was prepared to contend that they would give no answer to the present application, for, however defective the rate really might he, the only remedy was by an appeal, and in the mean time it must be paid, as the law said that the poor could not be allowed to starve. If the rate was in reality il legal, the proper course to have been adopted was to have appealed, and to have put the public in a proper train to be argued before a higher tribunal. The rate was then put in, and the assistant overseer proved that it had been paid by nearly all the rate payers, with the exc e pti on o f Mr. Capel. After some further discussion the Court was cleared, and in a short time the Chairman said that the Bench had come to the decision to enforce the rate. The Rev. James Fox has resigned the first p ats . tership of Kirkman Grammar school, after holdi ng i t for 60 years. Mr. Fox and his two immediate pr e d e _ cessors held this situation for a centuary and a lilt