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Paul' s Church-van' Bailey and Milner's, No s . 77 an d 78, St. N 1 NG EDITII).2 GOOD ADVICE FROM A BISHOP. i MONEY. NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN may be immediately ACCOMMODATE D with ANY SUM from 200/. to 5,000/., if entitled to Property of adequate value im either i n Possession or exi,ectancy. Persons in trade may have mediate advances for short periods upon Warrants or other Commercial Securities. For cards of address apply at Mr. Marsh's Library, No. 24, Old C avendish -street. Letters, post-paid, addressed to A. 8., will receive prompt attention. At a meeting of the Natural History Society, held at Newcastle last week,- the Bishop of Durham made the following j u di c i ous remarks on the advantages of directing the attention of the working classes to the study of the fine arts I think it is very desirable (said his Lordship) that that which is elegant and rational should be cuisivuted by the working classes to the utmost extent, brcausa, whatever is low in its tendency, and debasing in its cha racter, will then become excluded from their minds, and instead of resorting to the pothouse-and those places of vice and debauchery which they were wont to frequent before they had the opportunity of grattrying more re fined tastes, they will avail themselves of that xhil t is at once rational, amusing, and ins-truetive. It is impos. sib e to overrate the advantages of these institutions to those who are hot so favoured by only as to b placed in the wa y o f t h em ; an d we are only fultiling e duty which we owe to those around us when 'cc discover the means, and encourage by es err art in our power eh e application of similar sources of instruction end delig;vt to the lower classes. . . happily, we could des ise some scheme of natioral edu•- eation—if we could improve the taste Q the peopl e fur the fine arts and for music, we would soon hear less of that turbulence by which they were too often known, and those lil:bits by which they were too much distin uished." GAME DUTY. COUNTY OF SURREY, 1g29. FIRST PUBLICATION. .rsT OF PERSONS who have taken out GENERAL GAME CERTIFICATES at 31. 13s. id. Harland, Samuel Robert. Mitcham Harman, Edwin, Maldon Harman, John, Croydon Harman, Henry, Croydon Harris, Mr., Maldon Harris, Henry, jun., Tilford Harvey, James, 'Wandsworth Hatch, Rev. Henry, Sutton Hatch, Clift, Woking Hawkins, John, Thursley Haydon, Samuel, Bramley Haynes, Joseph, Peckham Flays, Bermondsey. Bermondsey Head, George, Lingfield Head, Charles, Lingfield Head, Joseph, Wonersh Heath, George, Wandsworth Heather, John, Warplesdon Hemming, Henry Keene, Fox ley-road, Lambeth Henton, Samuel, Lambeth Herrick, James, Putney Hetyard, John, Witley Heward, James, Witley Hewer, Joseph, Chobham Hewett, John, Farnham Hibbard, William, Egham Hicks, Thomas, Tooting Hills, Thomas, Coulsdon Hitchcock, John, Woking Head, Edward, Haslemere Datehelois-farm, Limpsfield Wills, Henry, Kingston llills, John, Foix-farm, Oxted , Wills, William, Caterbam Turner, John, Cro‘don Turner.-John, Mitcham Turner, C. H., jun., Goistone rwyeruss, Edward, Wonersh Patey, John, Losely. James More Mei).- neux, Esq., for Losely. Jonah Cressingham, Esq., for Sutn. Lord Monson, to for Gatton. John Farnell, Esq., for Cape]. F. B. S. Wilde:.; ror 13usbridge, James Moore, Esqi for Biggan and •Tamworth. PUBLICATIONS. IMA; ,lEDIATE BENEFITS OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. FE ANNUITIES, L CALCULATED on EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES ! ! ! INDEPENDENT WEST MIDDLESEX ASSURANCE COMPANY, Opposite the Bazaar, Baker-street, Portman-square, London. South St. David's-street, Edinburgh ; Ingram-street, Glasgow; And Sackville-street, Dublin. lII' c. under the several Acts of Parliament of 14th Geo. c. 43 ; 2AI Geo. 111. • 53d Geo. 111. e. 141 ; 3d G eo . 4 '. C. 9 2; an d I st Vic. C. 10. LIFE ANNUITY RATES. P oe every 1001. deposited, this Association will grPnt the An nuity placed opposite the Age of the Party depositing. From 501. and upwards, in proportion. each. Mitchell, thailes, Witley tlitehell, Nimrod, Shallord llolme, Henry, Godalming ilolyneur, Rev. George More, • Compton liolyneux, Arthur, Artington gook, W. A., - Walton-on- Smith, William, Sutton. H - E - QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CXXVIII., Will be Published on WEDNESDAY. Abbott, Frederick Jenkins, Walton-on-Thames Abington, John, Esher Agate, William, Home Aglionby, H. A., Caterham Akers, Wiltiam, Cholsham Allden, George, Ash Alltlen, Joseph, jun., Ash Allen, Thomas, Malden Allen, William, Holley Andrews, Thomas,E'ast. Molesey Ansel!, Allen, Merton Anson, T. A., Epsom Arnold, James, Streatham Arthur, James, Mitcham Ashby, John Robt., Beddington Ashworth, James, St. Saviour . Asprey, Charles, Mitcham Atkins, M., Headley Austen, Robt. A. C., Shalford Austen, John Wm., Shalford Aynscomb, David, Tandridge I Cressingh am, Jor ah, Carshaltcn Croft, William, Chertsey Croft, George, Wimbledon Underwood, William, M,rst ham Upton, Hnn. Licut..:Genera!, Ashstead Unwins, Diehard, Smith, John, Stunt, James, Gatton. Croker, Right Hon. J. W., West Molesey Cross, William, East Horsley Crowther, Wm., Streatham Crump, William, Badshot Crunden, Robert, Reigate Crunden, Henry, Reigate Cummings, Thomas, Fishers, Reigate Currie, John, Sanderstead Curtis, George, Christchurch Curwen, Robert Ewing, Car-. shalton Capel. Swansborouni i W., Busbridge. • CONTILNn. I. ON I , IF ASSLTR ANCE. 11. TRAY...US in NORTH AMERICA. 111. LIVE of BISHOP BUTLER. IV, ON MENDICITY. V LIFE an 1 CHARACTER of , ESCHYLI/S. VI. PETRARCH, BOCCACCIO, and DANTE. VII. FRENCH ORATORS aiid ORATORY. VIII. POST-OFFICE REFORM. IX. BRITISH POLICY. John Murray, Albemarle-street.. Thames , Aloore, James, Mitcham Vane, Richard John, Dalw:ch Vanner, Thomas, i , arnham Veniss, James; Godstone Vidier, Finch, jun., Morrow Temple, William; •-Mitcham. Morris, P. M., Bermondsey .Mortimer, Charles, Streatham Mortimer, Henry, Streatham ‘fortimer. Hubert itussle, Streatham quzgeridge, C. J., Kingston llumford, Henry, Ash I , fumford, John, Chobham Murray, Virginius, Frimley • By order of the Board, Stamps and Taxes. C. PRESSLY, Secretary. Made up to the 7th of Sept. 1839. ENALTIES The Commissioners o P f Stamps and . Taxes hereby give No tice, th at every person taking, killing, er pursuing game with out fist obtaining a Certific a t e , incurs a penalty of 20/., and is also liable t o be surcharged in double the amount of the Certi ficate Duty. Any person in pursuit ef Game, refusing, on being duly re quired, to produce his certificate or permit the 'same is be read, sr a copy thereof is be taken, or refuting to declare his true name and place of residence, also incurs a p ena lty o f 20/. Gamek ee p ers are desired to take notice that a Certificate at the rate of 1/. 55., will not authorise any person to kill Game beyond th e li mits• of the Manor for which he is deputed; and, in order that a Certificate at such rate of Duty may protect a Gamekeeper, it is reqUisite, not only that he should be deputed by some Lord or Lady of the Manor or riputed Manor ; . but also that such deputation should be reeistered with the Clerk of the Peace, cc the Gamekeeper will be liable to be surcharged in double the Duty of 3/. 13s. 6d., and also to be prosecuted by any common informer for the penalty of 201. It is the int en ti on o f t h e C ommissioners of Stamps and Taxes to publish in a: separate List the names and residences of all persons surcharged in double Duty for !parting without Certi ticates. NEW NOVEL BY AILSS BURNEY. TNow ready at all the Libraries, in 3 vols. post HE ROMANCE OF PRIVATE Bro. LIFE, BY AS BURNEY. Henry Co!burn, Pultliher, 13, Great Marlborough street. 4.30t00t0 45 to 50 to 55 to GO to 65 to 70 to 75 to 80 •a X& 10 .£9 o£9 I 9 I.£lo .10l£12 101£15 101.£20 1£25 Pe r Per. Per Per Per Per Per Per l'er Cent Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent . Cent. Cent. Cent. Nalder, Francis Hamlet, Streat ham Nalder, Howard, Streatham • Sapper, H. F., Stoke Napper, Henry, Dorking Nash, J oseph, jun., Re gate Nash, John, Reigate . . Neave, Richard, Ling-field Nesmyth, J. F., Chobha.m Newberry, Charles, Godstone Newington, Samuel, Crowhurst Newman, John, Esher Newman, Richard, Claphara Newman. George,.Wanboro Newnham, Thomas, Honey Newnham, John. Hotley Newsome, Benjamin, Ber mondsey Newsome, W. A., Bei-mm-09(T ' Nesktost, Wm., WandSworig Nicholson, G. T., Waverley Nicholson, Samuel; Waverley Nicholson, W. S., Waverley Nichols, John, St. George, t ., outhwark Nooks, Tomsett, St. Saviour's Northey, E. R., Epsom Notter, W. C. S., St. George, Southwark Nottridge, Charles, Streatham Nunns, Aldred, Woking On the same occasion, Lord Durham earnestly '.3l* plored the meeting never to forget that if these classin were led away to break i n u p on t h e peace, tranqullitr, and good order of the community, it would be not merely because a few reckless individuals had started to their head, but because their natural leaders and. pro. tectors did not take the proper mode to tt‘ach them better things, by diverting their attention from indul gence, vice, and drunkenness, and lead:ng them to the contemplation of objects such as those embraced by this Society. These were his motives for obtruding himself upon their'notice that day —not merely to advance phi losophy and science, but to amdiorate the condition of the great masses of the people, uho, if they ireielrof; attended to, might be mad.' the means wiLdostroyiw hcappiness - an4 respect for, and oil poncei#l.l--erfily::. Wer.-Abacenii;k o Ited rt6:ol-tfiggi. LIFE INSURANCE RATES, 161 --used 30 per Cent. per Annum Lower than any other Office. - - - LIFE ASSURANCE RATES. Bailey, Wm., jun. Wotton Bain;George,Nevr-st. Lambeth Bainbridge, Thos. Drake, 83, Age to' 25 t• 30 to 35 35 38 to 45 to 50 remium.lX s. d.I.Z s. d.f.£ s. d s d s. 111 01115 IP 0 112 6Of2left I 2 15 SIP Hoar; Henry, tounsfold Hoar, John, jun., Dunsfold Hoar, Thomas, Farnham • Hoath, James, Crowhurst T his Company make no charges for intermediate ages under 50 years. FIRE INSURANCE RATES. Common Insurance. s. d. Private Houses and Shops (not hazardous)... 1 0 pet Ceut. llaaa r d ous Double Hazardous. PRrining Stook ..... ........- N 5.....„.. ....... .' 1 ' 6 / The" Bank of England; BA SSC ER S Bank of Ireland; and Western Bank of Scotland. SfiCRETARY-G. E. WILLIAMS. 1 . «,,,:..~L.~ COMMERCIAL BAND OF LONDON. MANAGERS. The premises. situated at- No. 3, Moorgate-street, having been taken for the temporary transactions of the business of the Bank, the DIRECTORS are ready io RECEIVE APPLICATIONS, from Gentle me n o f exper i ence i n con ducting banking affairs for the APPOINTMENTS of MANAGERS; and the Public is informed that the• Business of the Commercial Bank will be commenced as soon as the requisite arrangements can be made. N.B.—Applications addressed (post paid) to the Chairman of the Board of Directors, will be treated as strictly confidential. THE BRITISH EMPIRE LIFE ASSU RACE 5, WHITEHALL, N and 64, COMPANY. CORNHILL, LONDON Capital 500,000/. gl r ?RESIDENTS. , GE ORGE THOS. STA UNTON, B ar t., M . P ., F . R . S., S. A., F. L. S., Devonshire-street, Portland-place ; Leigh I T: 'ark, Havant, HantsClydagh House, Galway, Ireland. 'ee-Admiral Sir PATRICK CAMPBELL, K. C. 8., Pall Mall ; and Leamington, Warwickshire. JOHN RALPH ORMSBY GORE, T Esq., M.P., Portland. Jrl place. —LIN ROMER, Esq, 10, Cambridge-terrace, Regent's Park. DIRECTORS. G,o. Bicknell, Esq., Blooms- Thomas Curtis, Esq., Lout sbury -square bard-street ues Brine, Esq., Eton. Charles Forbes, E s q., Fit zroy - Herbe r t Compton, Mon- square L ; .Col u John Fraser, sq., Yter 'Atm. H. D. Campbell, race, Regent E 's Park ' W hitehall John Hamilton, Esq., Oxford 4110mas Carsick, Esq., High- terrace, Hyde Park , wood Hill, Middlesex Richard Laugslow, Esq., Hat- Arms °li mesMackillop, Esq., King's ton, Middlesex. Yard BANExEs—Messr i s. Coutts and Co. ACTUARY and SICRETAKY—Alexander Jamieson, LL.D. INDIA AGENTS. Messrs. Mackillop, Stewart, and Co., Calcutta. Messrs. Arbuthnot and Co., Madras. Messrs Forbes and Co., Bombay. The superior and peculiar advantages this Company offers tke public are tbat the mutual assurers receive the whole pro nts derived from their branch—a general rate of premium to toyer the risks of all climates and warfare—the option to the aWured for the whole period of life of allowing one half of the itrenzium to remain unpaid for seven years, and the arrears 4ereof to continue at interest as a debt against the policy till tecomes a claim—and also the granting of pensions to civi s; officers of the army and navy, and the lion. East Incl!a. tePany's Service, and their widows. jrospectuses and rates of premiums for assurances in Europe India may be had on application at the temporary office, Ceckspu r - s t re et, w h ere parties desirous of becoming agents r eqUested to apply ; if by letter, post paid. H. D. CAMPBELL, Resident Director. IMPERIAL AGENCY COMPANY. The IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCI 4m_ `°N n ot being empowered by their Deed of Settlement to wr Was offered, itisrakethe Agency of the Imperial Brazi a plian G overnmen t, proposed under the immedi a t e sanc t ion of "I L fo r „ Excellency tbe Brazilian Minister, to form a Company A;Lue spe pu se of Government Agency, to which the I pL e ney of c t i he Imperial Brazilian Government will be confided. 80* Company will have a Capital Of 300,000 L, in 3,000 t ,„l of 1001. each, and will tie managed by a Committee q,"'ting of Messrs. JOSHUA WALKER, T. A. CURTIS Present Chairman and Deputy Chaiiman of the Imperial :zillan Mining Association), audJ. L. GOLDSMID (one of Directors f h ) who will haie power to add to th eir 0 t 8 same , IL' he payme n t s en Shares which are required to be made, in e first instance, are 101. per Share on application ; 12/. per bar e on the 25th of October instant ; 14/. per Share on the TNovember next, and 141. per Share on the 15th of i uary, 1840. No further call will be made without three km_inths' notice, under the authority of a General Meeting of smareholders. Two Tho usan d Shares will be offered to the Shareholders of th e, zi Imperial. Brazilian Mining Association, and One Thousand be subscribed for by other Parties. e ipplication fo r Shares may be addressed to Messrs. Joshua th i ll ler, T. A. Curtis, and J. L. Goldsmid, at the Office of 01,12Perial Brazilian Mining Association, Winchester House, ''rohd-street, on or before Saturday, the 12th inst., where "her inforrnatioc may also be obtained. Loudon, October 4, 1839. 1 OWLAND'.S LOTION. —The reputa T t o ior . Lt'4, of this elegant and fashionable appendage o f t h e . . r e ,' , in sustaining a remarkably pure state of the skin, is 4,,,,e pleasingly confirmed during the prevalence of a decreasing iruPerature; cutaneous irritability, harshness, and discolora its tre entirely removed and obviated, and an animated tint )°- "te com plexion effectually secured and preserved. gp," t: °BT. SHAW, 33, Queen -street, Cheapside," is en- VeyN on the Stamp. Prices-2s. 9d . ., ss. 6d., Quarts, Bs. 6d. as above, and by respec t a bl e P er f umers and Medicine - " e re ; of whom also may be had, SH ~.,_____ AW'S MINDORA OIL f or th e H a i r, pr i ce 3s. Elg ----__ ' C HEAPSIDE, AND 39, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY. SIGHT AND HEARING.-TESTINIO i iIALS on the Messrs. S. and B. SOLOMONS el ) I -e nted N INVISIBLE O PERA p 11 e V "'CE CONDUCTOR for Deaf Persons. 4 From James Blundell, E sq , M.D. :- I s ,. J I have now tried for some time th e M essrs. solomons' ewly 1 iiP , te.. Spectacle Lenses, and have experienced much benefit ; they o ,far preferable to my vision than any other L ens ; th e rel i ef is I th '' , great in particular by candle light, and in course o f use for a v o ",ttli of time the clearness of the transparency , brings every object isnett:, d,sM aytinct : it t acd hey in can need be fully appreciated only by tho s e w h o , like of them. " " JAMES BLUNDELL, M . D . Ili:1I, e. Great George-street, Westminster." ,;', he un 'ersigned, have been fur some time making use of : l iii4!LSolemon t 's' newly invented Spectacle _Le em nsi i t c li e e ci a d s e r pr is s h t i e n r g . Ile s t ' o n , ); afford to lrf f eeLv n i s siot t i h eiv c e e s a th e I rness ot the transparency itriillgs ev ery eer ; y enc is t r " T . a c istinct, and enables individuals to view the Pay s Inottite particle with perfect accuracy . They are particularly k 'ter ' , 4 ,.. t .bY candle light, as they appear ceoiing to the sight, and C eo right and brilliant light: J. l t Re G. Sigmond, Esq A.D., 24, Dover-street. 1,/trllbetham, Esq., M.D., Broad-street-buildings Itc ,Itmsbotham Esq, M.D., New Broad.street. ',1% .11. 44 , rn, Esq.. M.D., 28, Harleyford-place, Kennington. !C. 4,j`tlerew Esq., F.R.S., Saville-rpw R e ' 3 /lie"' F A-. Surgeon, -0, Parliament-street. „,-. ly Ito It:), Esq., aLD,,,Brighton. 1 c fiultion E sq ., AD., Cheltenham. , _ . - J, erinatt,6,,,, AL 9,, Wallingfdid - . --I ' . • D 411, Esq. L S.M.A.S., Surgeon, Kensington. At e , s 4 , l4 Y Esq. 'S u n , :..3, New Broad-street. e i . iii:h%iffith's and Duncan, Surgeons, 3, Leadenhall-street. W W . ' t a „ M, ,.,sti Surgeon, 48 Davies-street, Berkeley-square ..• D h av i- ,, , -. 4 q • , * 'Surgeon, 3, rarliament-street. -4 1 in ,-'' 'sq.. 'Sur eon Isleworth. / '4- S 4 i :;,?et, Esq. i g • Surgeon, tn, Newington-place, Kennington .(T, ru flioh -- 4 , Es Ei t74.,S s u u rr e o o n n , 32, Golden-square. 27e, Regent-street It,u t t '., all 3', Esti Surgeon 'Camden Town. l j ° o i r t ne lY, Elsq 46, Great Alie 7 street - Ci . - "ek, Zs "sur eon Kensington. Nu t t.l%/ " % th t ; Esq ; , Surgeon , hammersmith. tn . *h clb. - ' it Yn 'E e • Surgeon, 36, Albemarle-street ''' ' 'nes ' '' ss-1 I' Lower ' - . tu gli .t-ot Surge,. u, J, Broo c street, Grosvenor-square I s ' q,, Su r geon, Denmark-hill. &c. &c. &c. 4 "ei r ' la slt th Testimonials before the Public, the Q ( ip Nss ete - e above List of _ltATl;,''"o. Opticians and Aurists, s at that their INVISIBLE 14 .. 4- 7 4 ho s t YOICE CONDyCI O It, bi which thousands et Deaf rot Land wu., ee n greatly better. ted . , is not larger thana sevenshill a i n ng . ei oo re uh 01 fixed into the carity of the ear is so f t a nd easy , d Il ,PI - s -e° ,,Mfortabl e nerrrcept..ble than having a . piece of wool s ' i ,- se a h e- ,„_' , Y its use the faintest vv::lsper at a public assembly is tl: l' '''oe i t- AAA its 1. t kini'ePortain new * inventions are patronised by their Majesties Qi''ste s a V Queen of Hanover, and their Boyal Highnesses the Ils"bat s ', U gusta and Sophia her Serene Higim . ess the pnneeas ilt,'le s i e 7'l s o , P. rineesses Vary !and Rosa, and his Grace the Duke of Is' I. ••beepl si L ke e ih ., t o , ;ieenc e el the ross s i Pe, ,civ se „,. e- and N. Albemarle- t ee rt i'in the Country it is necea. . 14 ''''''' that no Tra g vellers are employed by the above Estab. .....„ ..... ! ot IStjti ) ? JOHN -IRMSTRONG's : IVlitt_ Liver—from from a 1 4 1, tied Ell ERS from an Inactive L r i lit t- 1 ., , , ;• - unktney or Deficiency of Bile—from Imlil.4estition, Pain ,- , 44 - 44: 5).1 . ' u . no er the, Rigli . t Shoieder.blatle,. Sick ead-ache, N I ~ Lou widdieess, Oppression after Mea,s, Spasms in the Mo. ' o 'j f t . l. l tb :LII.P . r petits , Pimples, or Cutaneous Sores, would do h"th r ''"e l B ' L ' , i s TRoNG, o f Russell square, - ~ro , . of f at e r. JOHN ARS FR pi -LS as now prepared from the pres c . p d .. Scarlet Fever, &c., by the t'ou'qletor,, Works on Typhus an d wiNsTANLEY, of '7, Ilitt k 1 4; of A:_gents Messrs. EDWARD 4 tlild P,V v r n ‘ om they ay may b . e had . retail, and of almost . eve ry __ Drug_ k ,k- i „, cl. Per .4letlicin e Dealer in London mid the United Kingdom, s af e I. delicate 4. a wl as a Dinner Pill and -e o , Aper, or sedentary Fele lita• C hildren they are a sne ' , lie rie 'ent, they are incompar • - T , f little pieces, k,i veil the and Vermifuge one or sttjer first thing in the rnorninugrins'a little treacle or pre. v e " is enera,..ed on the ,s/rae. r. John Armstrong ' s Liver Pills, . ;es t he i t ' l forAsZnlse are genuine. • li s " ani xamine 14 ge4rZl' " Dr, John Armstrong's Liver Pi , '--!'• GerZ rrmee-Mons. Berquier, Calais; li. 11,211e. Mons. Picban, and 1 , ,, AMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH -u. '''llll, - "nr,a, FOR BOTH SEXES. ‘‘ th „ -ersl4• eented sale of these Pills, arising from the arnetst_r,r,me qt 4 es o, r i ans of the many thosa d • who have derived ye; f ;4 , ;lit. f ott e h uder are any lengthen u ed n co s mment a nnecessall l, lit '''. llie ou as a cure for all diseases to wh eh mankind is tn Y t i y , able l kr.,, obt s u .s, and Liver C I nts witht heir many well -k °Y°n I . ) '''', c;i l- . L 'ious and Sick " al ' ' and 0 4tr0,,,,,,ti,14,,,,,u, Dizzine„ He s adaoe, I ! 4 , ..a; s n e in _ t.,,tfeiolov; ;41earthurn, Loss Oppression after and Lars, Of k n p g p i e n tfte Wind, Spagns• .". he tts l 'e p u i, li ' e gtd to be vastly superior to an thing ever before offered ,e th, i t , . , and for those of a full habit of body they will pro% k‘tj ten s ' _` ( ab.lc, while as a general Family Aperient for either so!, i, "i!t. ~‘l.lensure universal satisfaction. Two or threedosit.s a'ql . y i .,u_e_e ti.' . e ah; . , cted of their salutary effects. The stomach 'e. 4 11 . 4, iti,4 4 . 41 I LI sfm.seth ; a healthy action, of the Liver, , 80we a 1..., 1 ~althantl. j a W li fii t.midii L 'ke place ; and instead of . listlessness e t ; 1 4,, ti , Wel b rklicel app es ,:mce, strength, activity, and . re newed k oki nn s Lee e th o result of t o king this M:dicine, according tot h e *rt, bY I', Pnl''lying each bc;x. t in s ,,a • ;Moo r "' I s ~ --Vjr Strand Lone 1- Price . ls, I VI. fun; 25.1) ,* h. 4 8C, ) "y t he Venders of Medicine generally throughout ti:,' , i .._ us , .., th, ii: „ " -, ATe A r IIPTONt'S PILL of REALM and observe the \,....... veru, i t tam„. e, =1 n . Thoa re per, 229, 5t r :,,,, , London," on z.,.. rn *---____ arley-st., and Croydon Bainbridge, A. F. Wandsworth Bainbridge. Geo. Rotherhithe Baker, John Low, Esher Baker, Thomas, Cobham Baker, James, jun., Frensham Baker, William Ewhurst Baker, John, Woking .Baker, Henry, Worplesdon Biker, William, Witley Biker, William, South Lambet I Bak,e, John, - gouth" Lambeth 13almain, Jas. John, Send Barclay, Arthur K., Thornton. heath Barclay, R. G., Ewhurst Barclay, D., Great Bookham Barclay, Alex., Gt. Bookham Barclay, G. P., Epsom Barclay, Charles; Dorking Barclay, Geo. Thos., Dorking Barclay, Robert, Dorking Barker, James, St. Saviour's Barlow, Capt. Chas., Farnham Barnes, Richard 8., Sutton Barquis, P. Chessington Barquis, George, Godalming Barras, William, Chertsey Barratt, George, Bromley Bartholome w,J. S. W., Mitcham Bartholomew, Peter, Dorking Bartlett, Thomas, Thursley Barton, William, St. Savi,nir's Bartrop, Robt. Fox, Kingston Batchelor,George,Chiddingfoh Bates, George, Oakley. street Lambeth. Baxter, John , Hascomb Baxter, John, Tuesley Beale, R. S., Frensham Beck, Simon Adams, Chertsey Bennett, William, Cobham Bennett, Thomas, Cobham Bennett, Edward, Cobham Berryman, James, Chertsey Best, George, Compton Betts, George Thos., Battersea Beveridge, James,Wandsvrorth Becknell, John, Artington Billinghurst, Win., jun., Seal Birch, George, Horley Bird, George, Clapham-road Bird. George James, Waterloo bridge-wharf Blackmore, Edward, Artington Blake, William, Croydon Blexham, Frazer, Mitcham Bond, George, Kingston Bope, William, Witley Bonser, Joseph, Great Bookham Booker, Charles, Guildford Borerean, Robt., Ockham Boscawen, J. F., Wotton Boscawen, Hon. and Rev. J. C., Wotton Boscawen, Evelyn, Wotton Bothwell, Joseph, Dorking Boughton, John Henry, Wo nei sh Boughton, Robert, Send Boully, P., Newington Boult, Henry, Mount-street Lambeth Book, John, Allen-st., Lam. beth Bouyer, John, Mitcham Bowring, Michael, Reigate Bowring, Thomas, Reigate Braid, William, Tandridge Briant, Henry, South-park, Betchingley Rriant, William, Haslemere Bridger, James, Mitcham Bridges, Sir lienry, Beddington Bridges, Alexander Henry, Beddington Bridges, William Henry, Bed dington Bridges, Thomas, Fescham Bridgman, George, Peckham Brightman, Zach., Battersea Broadwood, J. S. Newdigate Broadwood, Thomas, Newdi gate Broadwood, Walter, Newdigate Brooker, Thomas, Burstow Brooking, John Savery, Cam berwell, Brown, John, Chelsham Brows, Richard, sen., Burstow Brown, William, Nutfield Brown, Thomas, Charlford Brown,Thos.,jun.,Camberwell Browne, Philip, Peckham Brumbridge, Henry, Thorp Brumbridge, Charles, Thorp Bryant, Ed. Newton, Streatham Buckingham, William, Woking Budd, Chad es H. , Wandswort h road Budgen, William, Outwood 13urberry, John, New-road, Reigate Burberry, David, Newdigate Burberry, Sam., Leatherhead Burberry, J., jun., Newdigate Burdock, John, Chiddingfold Burnett, A., jun., Croydon Burninghain, Rev. Thos., Bur. stow Burt, T. Red-hill, Reigate Burt, William Curtis, Reigate Burt, John Worplesdon Butcher, Thomas, Crawley Butcher, James, Wonersh Byass, William, Eashing Byron, John Ballard, Commer cial-read, Lambeth Cadell, Henry, Sutton Caffyn, Peter, Buckland Calvert, Walter, Ockley Carboult, A., St. Saviour's Carter, William, Kingston Castledine, William, Croydon Cattley, John Wm., Bedford. road, Lambeth Cave, John, East Molesey Chalcraft, William, Dunsfold Challqner, Colonel, Egham Chambers, Lancelot, Moredon Chapman, John,Bletchingley Chapman, George, Lingfield . Chandler, James, Epsom Chandler, John, Compton Chandler, Allen, Godalming Chandler, Alfred Thos., Godal ming _ _ Chandler, E., St. Saviour's Charrington, Robt., L., Car• shalton Charman, James, Wotten Chasemore, George, Bedding. ton-corner Chasernere, Richard, Pirbrighl Child, Coles, Belvidere- wharf, Lambeth Child, John, Wimbledon Child, Stephen, St. Saviour's Chitty, Edward, Worplesdon Chitty, Bartholomew, Leather. head _ . . Chitty, Thomas, Leatherhead . Churchan, John, jun., Ewhursl Claggett, Horatio, Fetcham Clerk, Walter, Chertsey Clark, John Christian, Egham Clark, John, God.'lming Clark, John, Denmark-hill Clarke, Robt. John, Tooting Clarke, Richard Henry, km, Dulwich Clayton, 4., Epsom Clement, Robt., sen., Nutfield Clement, Robt., jun., Nutfield Clement, Wm., sen., Nutfield Clement, Wm., jun., Nutfield Clifford, Thomas, St. Saviour's Clode, William, Egham Clubb, John, fishmonger, Brix tun. road Clutt on, Robert, Harts wood, Reigate Coleman, John, Effingham Collingbourne, James, Wands worth Collins, George, Woking Combe, Harvey, Cobham Combes, William, Dorking Comyns, Fitzwilliam, Lingfield Conyngham, Right Hon. Lord Albert, Mickleham Cooke, Richard, Epsom Cooke, James, Epsom Cooke, John Ryde, Guildford Comber, George, Crowhurst Coomber,_ Thomas, Crowhurst Horne Coussmaker, Arthur Lanney, C C o e u u r d t r n Y eid i g am e, (l l iu ,L n.' ea therbead Worplesdon Cox, Lieut. James, Croydon Cs's, John, Bermondse) 1 more, Jair es, Weybridge Crespigtuy, S'ir Claude, Ba r i., Ewel Dalby, Samuel, Fleet-st., City Dale, John, St. Olave Dann, Alfred, Kingston Dann, Thomas Tully, Werks, Nutfield Dartnell, John, Oxted Davidson, John ' Streatham Davis, Hewett, Addington Davis, Samuel, Petersham Davis, William, Mitcham ' Davis, John, Mitcham Dawn, Edward, Tooting Daws, Robert, Ripley Daws, Philip, Ripley Daws, John, Ripley Daws, Thomas, Pyrford Day, William, t. 13ookham Day, Williani, Wandsworth Day, J. Nash, St. Saviour's Deare, James, Peckhaut Dendy, Stephen, Leigh Dendy, William, Epsom Dendy, Samuel, Dorking Dewdnev, James, Dorking Dives, William, Lingfield Dives, James, jun., Hale, Nut. field Dives, Thomas, Battersea Donaldson, John, Chcrtsey Drewett, Thomas, Arlington Drewett, Thomas, jun., Ar . lington Drewett, Richard, Pyrford Drewett, Francis, jun., Pyrford Drinkwater, Richard, Farnham Dunlop, Dr., Ewell, and Upper Baker-street, St. Marylebone London Duvall, William, St. Saviour's Eager, William, jun., Dunsfold Eager, William, Wonersh Eager, Edward, Ripley Eiger, William, Send and Rip , ley Earnshaw, William, Kenning- ton-lane Eatwell, Robert, Send and Ripley Ehington, Colonel, Ash Ede, John, Walton-on-the-Hill Edmeads, William, Chertsey Edwards, James, Thursley Edwards, Daniel, Farnham Eliott, Rey. Lawrence Wm., Peperharow Eliott, William Lawrence, Pe perharow Ellery, Jacob, Cranley Eliott, William, Alford Elkins, Wm. Edmund, Guild ford . I Ellis, Henry, Fetcham Ellis, Joseph, jun., Richmond Ellis, Wm., Holley Elmes, James, Cranley Elt, Thomas Robert, Newing ton , Elyard, Samuel, Streatham England, Henry, Peckham Enticknap, William, Chidding. • fold Estridge, Edward, Carshalton Evans, Gustavus, Headley Evershed, John, Albury Eyre, Walpole, Weybridge Eyre, Frederick Edwin, Wey bridge Eyre, Henry Samuel, Wey bridge Falkner, Thomas, Runfold Farley, John, Thornton-heath, Croydon Farley, Thomas, Thornton heath, Croydon Farmer, G. Ewell Famell, John, Capel Fendick, Thomas ? South Lam beth Fenwick, Ralph, Haleing-park, Croydon Field, James, Buckland Field, Benjamin, Dulwich Finnimore, Abraham, Peckham Fletcher, Sir Henry, Bart., Walton-on-Thames Floud, Henry, Streatham Foakes, John, jun., Mitcham Ford, Robert, Lee-placo Farm, Oxted Foskett, Paul, Reigate Foster, James, jun., Abinger Foster, Charles, Salford Foster, James, St. George's, Southwark Foster, John, Claremont, Ether Fox, Thomas, Effingham, Francis, John, jun., Horlay Francis, George, jun., Ripley Franklyn, Major, &ford Franks, Mark, Sh Franks, George, 'Dailey Frederick, Sir Richard, Bart., Walton-on-Thames Frederick, Edward, Walton-on Thames Frederick, Roger, Walton-on. Thames Freebairn, J. C., Byfleet Freeland, William, Stoke D'Al bernoa Freshfield, James W., Betch worth Friend. George, Christchurch 'Frost, Thomas, Shere Fry, William, Waverly Fry, William Augustus, Peck ham Fuller, William, sen., Talworth Fuller, Hobert Willis, Adling don Fuller, Thomas, Leigh Fuller, Thomas, send and Rip• i.v Neston Joseph Pierre 'pont, Frensham Gadd, Jamei, Red-hill, Reigate Garrad, Hatsell, Sutton Garraway, Edward, Bytleet Garth, Rev. Richard, Farnham Garth, Richard, Farnham Garton, William, PyrfOrd Garton, Richard, Wisley Gates, Richard, Brantley Gerrish, William, Frensham Gibbers, Thomas, Merrow Gibbs, Walter Fetchain Gibson, John, Streatham Gilbert, John, Epsom Giles, J. P., Great Bookhant Gills, George, Egham Goad, William, jun., Mitcham Goldhawk, Rowlad, -Sher° Goldhawk, Rowland, jun., Shere Golding, William, Newington Goldsmith, William, Ripley Goodman, Joseph, Hascernio Goodman, Maurice, Farnham Goose, John, Croydon Goulburn, Frederick, Bfitch worth Gower, William Levi:ton, Tit- sey Grantley, Right Hon. Lord F. Wonersh Gravatt, George, jun. Evrhurst Graves, Thomas, West Aloul. sey Gray, James, South-street, Lambeth Grazebrook, Henry G., Chert sey Green, William, Titsey Green, Thomas, Cheam G reen , James, St. George's, Southwark Greenhill, William Wickham, Cobham Greenhill, Joseph, Carshalton Greenwell,Smith,Christchui oh Greville, Richard, Witle Griffen, Thomas, Lambeth Griffen, John, Camberwell Grimm, Pancrata, Claremont Gumbrell, John, Dunsfold Gumbrell, John, jun., Dunsfold Gutteridge, William, Selsdon, Croydon Gwarner, William, Clay-hill, Leigh Haines, GeorgeCharman,God alming Hale, John, Illetehingley Hale, Richard, Nutfield Hall, William, Godstone Hall, Henry, Godstone Hall, Charles, Ewell Hall,HillA. W., Walton-on-the- Halsey, Henry, Ash Rot.ert, Nutfield Hammond, William, Capel Hampton, George, Reigate Hankey, G. 8., etehans Hankey, W. 8., Fetehana Hankey, B. 8., Fetehara Hankey, J. 13., Fetch Hardin John, Horlei— .!-Fards, William, Cobham flantw,ck, FAiknun.l,Abigb imms, Ames, Merrow rnms, Thomas, Merrow :mms, George, Merrow Jackson, Samuel, Bermondsey Jackson, Randle, Windleshaw Jacobs, John; Peckham James, James, Hascomb James, Rev. Stowell, Banstead Jarratt, John, Newington Jewell, James, Blindley-heath . Godstone Jewell, James, College-farm, Lingfield Jewell, John, Limehouse, Ling field Johnson, Samael, Albury Jolliffe, gir W. G. H., Bart. Merstham Jones, Evan Charles, Camber w.ll Jones, William, Merton Jones, Arthur, Honey Jones, Ben., Elstead Joyce, Rev. James Wayland Dorking Joyner, George, Addington Judkins, Samuel, St. Glare, Southwark Jupp, John, Outwood Kay, William, Ockham Keatley, Michael, Streatham Keen, Thomas, Croydon Keen, Edward, Weybridge Keen, Charles, Hurtmore Keen, Samuel, Frensham Keir, Lawrence, Chelsham Kelsey, Edward, Holley Kelsey, Henry, Burstow Kelsey, Robert, Crowhurst Kenriek, William, Bletehingley Kerrick, Edward, Wotton Kerrick, George, Artington Kidd, Benjamin, jun., Farr:- comb Kidd, Waring, Godalming Kimberly, Geerge, Egham King, Robert,Dean-farm, Her- ley King, James, Horne King, John, Place-farm Bletchingley King, Jacob, Addiscombe, Croydon King, Thomas, Snout's-farm King, William, Egham King, Charles, Abinger King, William, Bramley King, Henry Locke, Chertsey King, George, Ashstead King, Michael, Ockley King, William, Park-street,, . . Lambeth Knight, William, Esher Knight, George, Santon, Rei gate Knight, George, Farnham Knight, Charles, Runweek Knowles, James Thomas, Rei gate Knight, Thomas, Horsell La Coste, Thomas Blake, Chertsey Ladbroke, F., Walton-on-the- Hill Laker, William, Lingfield Landall, W. W., St. John's, Southwark Lane, James, Seal Lang, Frederick, Farnham Langford,George, Farley -court Langton, Joseph, Wandsworth Lansdall, George, Newington Larkham, Samuel, Putney Lateriere, De Sales, Streatham Lateriere, William, Streatham Law, James, St. Saviour's Lawrell, Horatio, Frimley Lawrence, J., Lambeth Lawrence, William, Wood hatch, Reigate Lawson, John, Lambeth Lee, John, Park-house. Chad wood Lee, John, lleer's-farm,Horley Lee, Thomas, Witley Lee, George, Worplesdon Leech, John, Wiley Lewis, John,Coleman,Thursley Lewsener, Mr., Windlesham Lickfold, Charles, Witley Linton, John, Henry, Brixton. read Little, Lockhart, Chipstead Livesay, E. J., Stoke Lock, James, Godalming Lomax, Edmund, Abinger Long, Charles Edward, Seal Long, Henri Laws, Seal Longhurst, Thomas, Thorpe Lovelace, Captain, Vauxhall Loveland, George, Waudboro' Lucas, Thomas, Lingfieli Lucas, William, East Horsley Lucas, James, Farncombe Al‘Kellar, Henry, Wandsworth 31‘ Leod John, Stockwell APINIally, Francis, Putney Majer, Henry, Arbington Mallett, Richard, Christchurch Mangles, C. E. Wanboro' _ _ Mangles, Frederick, Compton Manley, Rev. J. Merstham Mann, William, jun., New ington Mann, William, Newington Mann, James, jun., Haslemere Manning, Capt., Effingham Mantle, E. B. Norwood March ; Charles, Darking Marehant, Aaron, Limpsfield Marshall, Thomas, Aloredon Marshall, George, Godalming Martin, George, Birchwood , Godstono Martin, Stephenson, Kingston Martin, Thomas, Chertscy Mason, Richard, Warplesdon Mathews, William, Bramley May, William, Puttenham Mai,Thos.,SOuthwark-bridge roal Maydwell, D., Leatherhead Maynard, D., Dorking Mayne, Henry, Limpsfield Mears, Geo., B} fleet Mears ' John, Wimbledon Meek, J., St. Oliva, Southwark Meers, John, Bermondsey Meller, Mr., St. Olave, South- work Mellersh, Thomas, Godalming Mellersh, Henry, Godalming Mellersh, George, Godalming Mellersh, John, Chiddingfold Metcalfe, John, Ripley Middleton, Charles, Charlwood Middleton, Viscount, Peper- harow Mildred, Robert, Walton-on- Thames Miller, John Francis, Croydon and Charlwood Miller, Thomas, Chertsey Thomas, Peckham 'Hobbs John William, York road, Lambeth Hochee, John, Lingfield Hodgson, Christopher, Croydon . Holdsworth, Henry, Reigate Holdsworth, George, Clapham -44%y; William, Ckerlweoo Hollis, Jeseph, FlanchrOra Reigate Holland, George, Farneombe *Holmden, Thomas, Tunbridge Holme, Rev. Henry James 1 Shere Home, Sir Ererard, Ham Hook, John, Mickleham Hooker, Thomas, Burnston Hooker, Daniel, West Horse ley Hooper, C. M., Bermondsey Hopkins, Mr., Christchurch Horne Robert, Kingston .. Houghton, James, Wandsworth Howard, Hon. F. G., 'Ashstead Howard, John, Wokii g Howard, Thomas, St. George's, Southwark Hubbard, William, Lingfield Hubbard, Thomas, jun., Dork ing Humphrey, Joseph, Charlwoosi Hunt, John, Cranky Hunt, Edmund, West Horseley Hurrell, Allen, Ocklev Hyde, Thomas, Newington Ogle, R. H. AI:, Thornton.. heath, Croydon Oliver,. George, Chiddingfold Oliver, Henry, Chiddingfold O'ist, John, Hascomb Ouston, Pitcairn, Ripley Overton, J. T., jun., Cheam Oxley, W. J., Leigh Padbury, Mr.. jun., Epsom Pagden, S., Epsom Page, Michael, Farnham Page,!John, Kew. Pane, John, Lingfield Paine, W. Pinke, Farnham Paine, Richard, Elstead Paine, Thomas, Elstead Paine, J. Mainwaring, Fern. ham ' Paine. John, Mortlake Paley, T., jun., Reigate Paley, Starling, Reigate Palmer, William, St. George, Southwark Pannell, • George, Ash Paris, Robert, Stamford. street, Lambeth , Paris, Thomas Edward, Egham Parker, Arthur, Walton-on Thames Parker, John, Chessington Parratt, E. ~ Effingham Parratt, George, Effingham Parratt, H. M., Effingham Parratt, Thomas, Effingham Parson, James, Haslemere Parson, Robert, Haslemere Parsons, Rev. W. H., Pir• bright Parsons, William, Shalforel Partridge, William, Dulwich Partridge, John, Flint-hall, Godstone Pateman, Thomas, Dorking Paterson W. 8., 'Wimbledon Paterson, W.- S. ~Wimbledon Paulett, Lerd G., Farnham Peacock, R. W., Upper Stam ford-street Peacock, Thomas, Newington Peacock, R. L., Norwood Peacock, John, Godalming 'Pegg, W., Christchurch Penfold, John, Reigate Penson, John, St. °lave Percival, Hon. Capt., Banstead Perkins, , John, Bletchingley Peters, John,...Godatono Peters, Edward. Godstone Phillips, F. P., Stoke D'Alber non Philpot, George, Ewhurst Philps, John, Dorking Pickering, E. R., Clapham Pickering, E. A., Clapham Pimm, Charles, Paddingtan Piper, Henry, Guildford Pollow, Joseph, Chertsey Porter,Rev. Stanier,Charlwood Porter, D. C.; Banstead l'orton, George, Egham Porvis, W. H., Waterlo o - roa d, Lambeth . Potter, G. Mitchell, Guildford Potter, W., Wandsworth Pratt, Thomas, West Clandon Pullen, W., Chertsey Pulleyn,Samuel Oliver, Crew's farm, Warlingham Purdue, William, Croydon Futtock, William, Ewhurst Quttington, Charles, Horne flaincock, Hugh D., Thorn ton-heath, Croydon Reeve, Mr., Leatherhead Reeves, John Russell, Clap ham-rise Reid, George, Ewell Reif, Samuel, Reigate Rental!, Henry, Camberwell Reynolds, R. W., Merton Richards, T. A., Epsom Richards, J. E., Epsom Richards, George, Epsom Ridgway, James, Godalming Itoake, Henry, Chertsey Roake, John, Horse!! Robertson, Alexander, Woking Robertson, Mr., Effingham Robinson ' Henry, Streatham Robinson, Charles. Streatham Robertson, Heaton 8., Crow hurst Robinson, Francis, Ri c h mon d Roffey, Robert, Mersham Rogers, George, Battersea Roker, George, Shackleford Roper, William, Christchurch Rose, Richard, Godstono Rose, Henry, Carshalton Rough, G. jun., Wandsworth Roulle, Count de, Thorp Roupell, Rev. F. P., Lingfield Roupell, J. Stewart, Lingfield Roupell, T. Boone, Lingfiold Row, William, Kingston Rush, J. Brooks, St. George, Southwark Ru sell, Edward Leigh Russell, William Rabies, Nut field Russell,.JOhn, Norwood Russell, Hugh, Worplesdon Rutter, Isaac, Moredon Sadler, Henry, Gedstone Sadler, James, Chiddingfold Sadler, James, jun., ChidhlinS fold Sampson, James, St. George, Southwark I Sanders, W. S. Burnston Sanders, Thomas, Charlwoed Sanders, Illelancthon, Chad wood Sanders, William, Richmond Saudiland, W., Vauxhall Sandiland, R., Lingfield Sargent, Joseph, Reigate Saunders, Charles, Cobham Savige, John, Dorking Savory, T. Field, Cobham Scott, Edward, jun., Burston Scott, Hon. Francis, 13ramley Scovell, John, Haslemere Scovell, John, Mickleham Searle, Thomas, Herne Searle, James, Epsom Seawell,Henry,Little Bookham Serpall, William, Buckland :Seward, Captain, Thursicy Seward, Thoma• Cranley Sewell, GeorgeDrake,Norvreod Shallcrass, R. Banstead Sharp, W. J., Charlwood Shearman, James, I.ingfield Sheffield, Edward J. R. New , street, Lambeth Shelly, Jelin, Wotton Shepherd, Richard, Esher Shepherd, John, Walton-on- Thames Sherlock, John, nutwood Shen, Peekham Shoults, Fred:, St. Olave Shrubb, Thomas, Capel Shurman, James, Chipstead Shury, J. W., Wandsworth Simmons, J. W., Carshalton Simmonds, Edward, Egham !Simonet, L ou i s I L, Kingston Simpkins, Geo., West Clandon Skinner, Edward, Lingfield 'Skinner, Rieh a .r.l, Bl etehingley !Skinner, Thomas, Godalming Slade, Stephen, Willey' sioper, John, Wandsworth Sloper, J. W., Wandsworth I lSindlpiece, W., jun., Clandon East Srealipiece, George, 'Woking itissinExcii. Andrews, Robert, Weybridge. Bailey, John, Ashstead. Baker. John, Banstead. Barnard, Henry, Byfleet. Brown, William, Kingswood. Burgess, Josh., Beddington. Charman, William. Ockley. Coaks, John, Oxted. Cox, Abraham, Copthorne. Wotton. Frimley. Ember. Penge. Titsey. Woodcote Park. Fetcham Park. Woodmansterne Badshot. Lcatherhead. Carshalton. Capel. Streatham. PLACES. By Lord Egorton, - for Weybridge. Hen. F. G. Howard, for Ashstead. J. H. Linton, Esq., for Banstead. Thomas Page, Esq., for Cobham. ThomasAlcock, Eq. for Kingswood. Capt. C H. Carew, for Beddington. Walter Calvert, Esq. , for Odder. C. L. H. Master, Esq., for Oxted. C.M. Lamson, Esq., for Burston Curt Lodge. Sir W. G. H. Joliffe, Bart., for .Merst. ham, Abury, Pur bright, Chipstead, Alderstead, and Chaldon. C. 11. Turner, Es q for Tandridge. Sir W. G. H. Joliffe, Bart., for Alerst ham, Albury, Pu r . bright, Chipstead, and j 01 :C vi h i li d Ll a i e l te d r lee g o e t y n s h . a ,n d t sq., for Comb e , Bra . e t e es to ,a a r n i y ,d d Combo, liitiey ßr i a l t e e c s t , or JLeeafiltiVreS°s Steers, tiE,°eanr, Ember r ' b o E e l l r s , 11 a ' s a n f_o .d r , . for Frimley, Wiigtn Speer, Esq Weston. John Cator, W. L. Gower, Esq , G B eaffififl\foirol•eearr:lrii:nd)'ni.olei...dc:,eithetc.iaßnett,nssh4(te,dte,eiler,l.l. Tessier,aEir-a'.kas Park. Limps or of _ B. Hawkey, Esq., forWo odmanstern The .' or B t. r a L : o a f b e r o d a : r b i o ß ea k rr i s e s ; e E si a.l q c n . Jonah Cressia g h ra Esq• l j V a f f ill on l r r i a ' a CF ni a a F n Pr le r il l o e ' f r F , E a Esq,,usc hall. Cramphern, James, Merstham, Deakins, George, Dell, Isaae, Ford, Henry, Foster, James, Gale, Robert, Goldsmith, Fras., Groves, William, lardstone, James, [awes. Mark, [aylock, Edward, :Lick, Thomas, Hughes, W., iumphrey, John, :fines, Edward, Keen, William, Metcalf, George, Tandridge, Dleratham. '' , mallpiece, Mark, Dorking Smallpiece, George, Compton Smallpiece, Job, Farnemnbe Smallpiece, Job, jun., Fern. combo Smallpiece, Fred., Farneombo Smart, John, Guildford smeed, William, Godahning Smith, R., St. George, South. wark Smith, John, Streatham Smith, John, Tulse-hill Smith, W. Proctor, Lingfiehl Smith, Captain, Kingston Smith, William, Woking Smith, Henry, Chertsey Smith, William, Bvfleet Smith, Richard, rarnham Smith, Thomas, sen., Frimley Smith, Lieut. John, Frimley Smith, Henry, Frimley Smithers, Daniel, Wotton Smithers, Charles, Wonersh Smithers, James, Abinger Spar':s, William, Guildford Sparks, John, Wonersh Sparks, Henry, Bramley Sparks, John, Arlington Sparks, James, Byfleet Speer, Edward, Cleygate Spencer,,Oeorge, West Horsley Sperring, Robert, Dulwich • Spicer, J. W., Esher Spicer, William, Esher Spicer, Henry, Leatherhead Spottiswood, Andrew, Capel Sproston, Thomas, Worcester Park Sprules, William, Carshalton St. Clair, Col. S. P., Lingfield Stables, Charles L., Croydon Stacey, James, Nutfield Stanford, John, .Lingfield Stanford, Edward, Caterhant Stansfield, Arthur, Ripley Staples, William, St. Saviour's Starers, 'Thomas, Ewell" - • .. Steer, Benjamin, Oxted Steer, Lee, Wotton - • Stenning, Godstono Stenning, Edward, Godstono Stent, James, Meratham Stevens, William, Mickleham Stevens, James, Cranleyy. Stevens John William,l3adshot Stevens, Edmund, Farnham Stevens, Charles, Farnham Stevens, John Chitty, I3adshot Still, William, sen., Chelsham Still, Charles, Horsell Stone, Edward, Leatherhead Stone, George, Ewell Stone, William, Leatherhead Stovold, Thomas, Farnham Stovold, Henry, Runfold Streeter, William, Sanderstead Street, Henry, Wonersh Street, William, Wonersh Street, John, Cranley Stringer, John, Effi ng h am Strudwick, John, Chiddingfold Stubbs, William, Epsom Stubbs, Johnson, Sutton Sturge, Tobias Walker, Cam berwell Sumner, William Holme, Clan don East Swan, Robert, Capel Swan, Edward, Dorking Swettenharn, Thomas Eton, Chiddingfold Tanner, John, Sutton Tanner, John, Norwood Tate, J. H., Epsom Taylor, John, Carshalton Taylor, F., Eyrell Terry, William, Ontwood Terry, George, Maldon Thomas, Henry, Croydon Thornton, James, Barnes Thornton, John, jun., Clapham Thornton, Samuel, Choloharn 'I hornton, H. Miles, Chobham Thrupp, Henry Cast, Walton on-Thames Thurlow, Rev. Thos. Ewhurs. Thurlow, Thos. Lyon, Ewhursi Tickner, James, Godalming Tillard, Thomas, Streatham Tinkler, Alexander, Putney Tinkler, William. t. Marth a Todd, Joseph, Horsell Tomkins, Benjamin, Barnes Tonge, John, Lingfield Trigg, William, Woking Trimmer, John A., Haslemere Trist,Richard,Thornton Heath, Croydon Trotter, John. Epsom Ironer, Thomas, Gatton Tubb, William, St. George, Southwark Tucker,, Joseph :, Turner,' JOhn; Yates, John, Kingston Young, Harman, Dorking Young, Heathfield, Dorking Young, John, Dorking 'Young, J. R., Windleshaw Young, Thomas, Walton-on. Thames Young, Robert, Oxted Zl 7 o_u_n_g, John, Lingfirld LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAM E NAME. RESIDENCE. Durrett, Benjamin Egb arn Dodman, Joseph St. George, Southwark Dodson, David St. Saviour's Dupere, Abraham William Crown Court, Newington Furlonger, William Guildford Gibbins, Thomas St. George, Southwark Giles, James Croydon • Gray, Samuel Hackmdn, George Godalming Haines, William Tooting Joyce, James Thames Ditton Lovell, William ... ..... Dorking Lucock, William Epsom Nevill, George Richmond New, John ... Kingston Smeeton, William St. John's Thompson, James Putney Todd, James Wall, George, Alexander --Richmond Waterman, George • •.....Richmond [ST of PERSONS who have taken out GAME CERTI. FICATES at 3t. 13s. 6d. each, Much Persons not being Assessed Servants. Wackford, Thomas, Wotton Wadbrook, William, Kingston Wade, John, St. Saviour's Waghorn, Charles, Ewell Wakeford, John, Stoke Wales, William, Godstorie Walker, John, Coulsdon Walton, W. H., Oxted Walton, James, jun., Christ church Ward, Rev. E. J., Clandon East . • Warner,' S. A., St. Georg, Southwark Warner, George, Witley Waterer, Michael, Horsell Water, W. H . St. George, Souhwark. Watkins, ,Jo Wandsworth read Watney, Thomas, Wimbltalon Watson, Edwd. Temple, Peck ham Waymark, Francis, NewiNton Weaire, Edmind, Bletchingley Wearn, Albert, Gt. i 'Utak/atm Waids,r Relit— Draw, C,jUlis... told' (Webb, Lieut.-Cot.. Witley 'Weller, Richard, Capel Wells, John, Chertsey Wells, Richard, Farncomb Wells, Henry Tickner, We nersh Wells, Wm., jun., Horsley Wentworth, J. F., Wandsworth West, Wm., jun., Farnham Weston, Edward, Croydon Westear, Henry, Walton-on- Thames Whithoern, Richard, Labourn Whitburn, Wm., West Horsley White, Charles, Peckham White, William, Capham-road White, James, Gedalming White, William, Tolworth Whiting, Alfred Richard, Clap ham-road Whitelock, Robert, St. Olave Whitmore, H., Epsom Wight, Arthur, Artington Wilkins, John, Guildford Wilkins, George Hughes, Wal ten-on-Thames Williams, Anthony, Farnham Williams, Charles, Frimley Williams, S. P., Kennington. lane Willes, Joseph, Cheam Willett, James, Hurley Willis, Win., Great Bookham Wing, Edward, Croydon Winkworth, Arthur, Witley Winkworth, William, Chid dingfeld Wieby, John, Mount-street, Lambeth [Wood, Frederick, Putney W.od, William Leigh, Putney Wood, William, Warplesdon Wood, John, Seal Wood, C., sen., Epsom Wood, C., jun., Epsom Wood, John, \Vaddon, Croydon Wood, Charles, J. Godalming Wood, John, Hambleden Woodhams, James, Camberwell Woodroffe, George, Weybridge Woedroffe, Charles, Walton-on Thames Woods, Thomas, Tueslev Woodyer, Henry, Guildford Worsfold, George, Ewhurst Worsfold, John, Dorking Wright, George, Mitcham Wyatt, J o h n , Ockham Wveth, Daniel, Godalming Willie, Alexander, Claygate APrOINTED BY NA:IIE. APCIDENCE.. AN) FOR WHAT Dive!, John Lingfield. PLACES. For Coll edge and Billhurs,. By the Governors of Christ's Hospital, fur Honey By , for New digate. Haylock, Thomas, Walton-on-the-Hill. By , for Wal ton-on-the-Hill. 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The DAY of DISTRIBUTION being VERY NEAR, NO TIME SHOULD BE LOST by those desirous of becoming Shareholders. With the Authority of his Majesty tho EMPEROR of AUSTRIA. QALE by SUBSCRIPTIONS, accor di ng to the GERMAN SYSTEM, of the 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 Forests, yielding an annual felling of 19,797 loads of Timber; And or TWELVE VILLAGES— Viz., Gross Ldiekau,' Aussorgefield, Kallenback, Sabert, Waldhauser, Planier, Bock, Althutten, Grafen, Tobiashutten, and Auehwald. The entire consisting of 19,674 acres, or about eleven square miles, with a population of 8,000 souls, subjects of the soil ; is, according to judiciary recorits, valued at Tvto Millions (271,400 florins, Vienna currency). 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Much de pends on situation, and on heavy holm lands, liable to flooding, there cal be no doubt that the wheats sail barleys hive beet' ;;featly injured. Among tire hills and moors there is still a considerable portion of grain to cut ; but, with few exceptions, it is in good order, cow pared to the heavier produce of the plains below, and the remark is general, that those who reap latest hid fair to reap best. Over the whole range. of country alluded to, the crops are considered better than the; were last year, and hill-men, in place of requiring help thews/lye:, will he able to adminieter relief to others, by swelling very coniic'erably the general store. Up to the evenin g of the 31 curt., the weather was de plorable in Dunifriesslik e and Galloway; day after day, and hour after hour, the elements battered the flattened corn fields, wad along with that evil drenched the stooks. 'l'lds was a sad state of things which menaced diurnally millions of property ; but Friday, the 4th, brought a blessed change, which not merely revived hope, but banished care by the employment it afforded. Even the morning was ushered in by stormy breezes, which its stirring the trees, dried the stooks ; and as the day led- , vanc,d, inning work went forward far and wide. Sa turday was a still more beautiful day, and great in amount must have been the good effected before the shades of evening returned. Some farmers continual leading to a late hour at night, and barn yards fere viously hare of stacks, appeared transformed almost' magically the knowing day. On Sunday not a drop of rain fell, and as Monday fortunately bore the same else recur, carting end cutti ng w en t f orwar d s i multaneously in eve r y tarinlnv.vee, i Portpatrick acid Dumfries. THE COTTON CROP.—As usual at this period of the year, the speculations on the probable extent of the cotton crop in the United States are aleuddant. Implicit reliance cannot, however, be placed its the opinions advanced on this important suliect, have seen 'several letters brought by the Great Wes tern from the cotton districts of the United States, from which we learn, that the plants, which at first promised well, have suffered severely from the ravages of the worm and front the long-continued drought. Various opinions are entertained respecting prices; some of the planters apprehending a low rate. from the state of money affairs, and o th ers ant i c i pat i ng ',ALsie,cfateckset. Viktu OseatTs4,l- are nitikirrg thioughnut the southern states .to keep the crop from going abiatul early. Tne dreadful devasce tions of the yellow fever at New Orleans natn-. rally assist these views. The opinion fitiietscrally Olt- , pressed is, that the whole crop will not be greatei than that of last year. The intelligence Anal Geor44, in the Yew York .lotrnal (f . Cornmescs , , is eOa, . „ firmatory of the v ews taken by the writers of the letters above alluded to. The crop of Georgia, -it is stated, will fall far belt*/ an ave rage. We subjoin an extract of a letter, dated Indian Springs, Oct. 9 :—" I have before staed to you, that cotton would advanc.! every where. It is now cold enough lot: frost ; and, if there was dampness sufficient in the atmosphere, there would be from The crops look as though fire had scorched them. I care not what is said—this crop will not be greater than last yettiVe The sickness and low rivers, together with the knoW ledge the planters have of the deficiency, will mrt6; i late in going to market ; consequently it will be seams when wanted for use."—Liverpool Albion. TIIE DORCHESTER LABOURERS.--Ttlelititty a benefit took place at the Royal Victor:a Thraere, in behalf of the Dorchester labourers and their families. Shortly after the return of these men from trausporta tion, a committee was appointed to procure funds for the pUrpose of purchasing sena!' farms for them. About 1601. of the sum requkaed for that purpose.,(nctw,ea 400/. n 1 3001.) P r iti still deficient, and the benefit of last of last MO., was for the purpose of raising that sum. The lieces selected consisted of .King Harild, .1 7,. tuds, and Rob Roy, In the course, of the evening the Dorchester labourers severally returned ttianks for the sympathy that had been shown their families during their temporary transportation. Ihe house was fully and respectably attended. TetE HARVEST.—The intelligence received to day can be regarded only as a contribution for the as- oertainnient afterwards of the precise amount of the falling off in the quantity and quality of our home grown produce. A great deal of rain during the past. wcek has fallen in many parts of England ; from S-tvt land we learn, that thought showery, the rain of, the last - few dries was parti a l, an d h as d one b ut little harm ; Itut Ireland has been visited by heavy rains. The storm of Thursday has done much mischief. On Saturday Last, however, the Dublin Eveninq Post said the glass gave reason " to augur favourahiyufor thto . rettinintler of the harvest." The same journal.. states that "-the period has now arrived when an opinion may Le formed, with some degree of accuracy, as to the 'result of the • harvest with resp.:et to the Wheat crop. Even in the yield acre is a deficiency fully to the extent of eine third, and when the very inferior quality of the grain is taken into account, the shortness of the Wheat crop roust be estimated at nearly one-half. This is a tremen dous deficiency. As as illustration we may mention • that two-thirds of the Wheat exhibited et the , Corn Exchange this day (Saturday) was bought up by distiller s , a t pr i ces rang i ng so low as from 19s. to 275. • There wer e very f ew samp l es o f soun d new Wheat, hut the few lots of prime quality in the market went beyond 40s. per barrel." UTILITY OF GEESE AND CUDDIES.—A flock of geese, particularly where there is water to keep their wings clean, are not only ornamental about a fat ul steading, but subserve certain useful purposeS which e • the great world of London, and the other crowded marts of commerce, wot little of. The descendants of cackler'. that sa,:ed t h e capitol of Imperial Rome may dirty the grass •occasionally ; but unsightliness of this sort is of brief continuance, and there are compensatieg-. services which far outweigh t h e othcz wimp flied i n the well-adjusted scales of utiffiy. It lota ' long been remark e d that cattle of all kinds ure never unhealthy i n a goose gang ; and the reason assigned is simply this, that geese consume' with com plete impunity certain noxious weeds and grasses which taint more or less, according to their abendance, the finest paddocks depastured by horses, bullocks, and sheep. Most farmers are aware of this, arid in many cases where the beeves appear sickly, change is tried, and the soil which the tacklers tread converted for the time I.ting into a sort of infirmary. A number of years ago thu th en tenant of Tinwald .ofains found his stock affected with a disease called'' Red-water and though a farrier was called in, and the usual remedies tried, the catile•doctor's prescriptions failed • in producing the slightest apparent beneficial effect. In this dilemma he was advised by some of the neighbours to place a couple of cuddies in the usual cow gang ; but Mr. H. in the first instance merely laughed. "at such superstitious nonsense," and declined rath.er • long_ t o h ave any thin g to do wit h t he eared chirurgeons. In the meantime the disease, i n ,. running its course, threatened to lead to the most die astroue consequences, and at length a brace of donkies:4 was tried, much on the prinCiple, as the farmer said) himself, "of drowning men catching at straws." Th at z the ass is fond of coarse herbage, down to chatitping ? the thistle by the way side, is a well-known fkat ; an d as the cattle shortly after recovered, the e;uddies g their names up es the best furriers in ten parishes. -e. Inverness Courier. winimmte d num....... m TEETOALISM.-Beer, ;it s , wine, rum, brandy, and all other liquors that have the power to inebriate, turn society t opsy - turvy_topsid e t'other way.)—They give self -complacent smiles to him who ought to be stung with remorse ; . they place, in the seat of the scorner, him that should return into the path of duty with penitential tears. They cause the shallow-patcd man, with two ideas, to deliver himself like an oracle. They add insolence to rags ; and the conceit of pride to a filthy person, and to beastly habits. They fill the citizen --the husband-L -and the .father with selfishness. LA wife anal children perish ! what cares he ? Another glass I another pint ! He is his own centre and cir cumference ; he neither fears God, nor regards men ; and when he has no money left, he will demand of the parish his pay, as his right !—a right to he maintained on the soil on which he was born ! When he has no garment left to hide his nakedness, he will bring his wreck of a carcase into the Board -room ; will weep tears of gin, or swear oaths with the breath of strong beer ! We have the pleasure to announce the arrival in London, after an absence of twelve years from Europe, of Mr. Robert Schomburgh, who, during the last four years has been engaged exploring in the colony of Bri tish Guiana, under the auspices of the Geographical Society ; in the course of which time he has twice us cended the Essequibo, and explored that river to its sources, about 40 miles north of the Equator ; he hae also examined the Berbice and Corentyn rivers, in tk, e former of which Mr. Schomburgh discovered the keauti ful water-lily now known by the name of *Victoria Regina. During his last journey, on whil;1 1 h e was absent about two years in the interior, the traveller crossed the frontier to Fort San Jexquitn in the Bra zils, atA ascended the Carman tot,untains ; thence re turning to Pirara, he journeyed 11 the north-west direction to Roraima, a remarkably flat-topped sandstone mounta:n. rixinv 7,000 feet above the sea ; and by a westerly course to Esmerald a , on the ( ,rinoco, thereby connecting-Lis la bours with thoseof jtaron Humboldt in the year 1800, and materially chang;. n e the position of the sources of that river a s, laid down s ua all our maps. Thence dCscending b y , the 'natural canal of the Cassiquiarc to San Carlos, he cinbarked on the Rio Negro, and followed its downward course as far as 11oura, from which place be ascended the Rio Branco to San Joaquim ; thus completing part o f w hi c h of ,000 miles, a great circle of upwards was through a country hitherto almost unknown. I n the course of this journey Mr. Schomburgh collected many rare le eiimens in natur a l hi story, among others the sudis ems, one of the largest fresh -water fish, besides several other kinds which will probably be new to ichthyologists ; in birds, the Helmeted Chatterer, the Cock of the Reck, &c. ; a l arge collection of in sects, and numerous plants froli the Rio Negro and the mountainous region of Roraima. Mr. Schom burgh is accompanied by three Indians of different tribes, from the interior, and has brought specimens of their arms, implements, and utensils.—Athenerum. I THE EYE AND EAR . CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC . No. 3(1, Old Bond- street. R. E. SOLOAIONS' VOICE CON DUCTORS have in numerous cases of Deafness produced the most satisfactory results, enabling persons to hear vocal, musical, and even the slightest sounds with accurate distinctness. Their minute and convenient form ( being only qua r t er o f an i nch in diame. ter) pres e rves their situati o n in the ear. They are almost unseen and unfelt, and are inserted and r emove d w i t h the greatest facility. Great benefit has 'ven derived from his Patent A MBER SPECTACLES in all cases of defective vision, and which have received the sanction and unqualified approval of the principal Medical and Scientific au thorities in Europe; among whom may be enumerated Sir James An. Berson, M.D.; Sir Anthony Carlisle F. H.S. ; Sir Benjamin Brodie, Bart., F.R.S. ; James Johnson, Esq, M.D ; Braila), B. Cooper, Esq. F.R.S. ; and Martin Ware, E q. The public are respectfully cautioned that some unprincipled etnpi. ries have assumed Mr. E.'s name, and are adv e rti s i ng w i t h the most unblushing effrontery " newly-invented Spectacle Lenses," which are nothing mere than the commonest glass pink-shaded, professing to relieve imperfect vision, deafness, and cataract without operation. These glasses are highly prejudicial to the sight. 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