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RFS • ll• I.* BISI-Irs Offices, 4, N t „, , i , at, ~ . are se li z at , ~_.,...._—.. •,, I..' 4l lipAt a ':' 0,, _Charing-miss, 'where' more 1'1....1.,'N I u....in at 41„. od A,ALLTE have been sold for the last Ten Years Nell,, two Ottees in Londn.' el4l l% . *t e l'' 7r atis, and all Busbies' in the Publie Funds trans -14, fidelity tiail ipeli ‘-31t•NI-11LE, zil " 11.1 9: CHARING,CROSS. rrov C e ", Stock -Broker, 2, Cornrrill, and 18, ''''' l 4s 'e"try- • - Prese nt an t i tr.,street, solicits the early attention of his tuntilisLOrrftEttVii,-!t? the Tuch-a ipioved Scheme ot the 2 , winch begins , Ist j ut . SEPTEMBER, and • 1 2...,•,` : L " ,. •..L.2'8,0001 2 ' •of .....L.5,000 2 000 .. 41 „ '".. 10,000 i e , „ . ri ;est p ri, NZ?. 191.14,5201. and all the Capitals. float_lng —Price of a tt p r .' s , 2, c o . r . and a Sixteenth only 11...i5. at E_YTO , N ,.. 's I ' ) t1,. ze ,,q2,04,' 11 , and. 1, Coventry-street, where No. 361, Itet„; ,- til i ii, . tvas s•ild in the last Lottery.—.lll;Bu.ine's - witi - a.: ' • •, • elit Securities trans -1 hi....it other Gm 1 I WU ~_,, r Andsptness awl fidelity. • 'IC4. ----•---.,,, -......._____ 1,n11.S (.11E IPEII THAN FOR THE NT AT , ---)T FIFTEEN LOTTERIES ! ~,„,",,,?„,_ a Y begins • • T.EmBI:u, 1814. • " 2 D.rawin b Ist . ti . "• • .of . t SCHEME. 2,. L. 40,000 000 20,000 2...."•• • . .. ••• • " • l '' , "''' . - lO 000 •• • • •••' • • • , TBEATRE ROYAL, GLASGOW. 7.74,TANT ED for, GLASGOW, and a Circuit pf V V Towns in the Neighbdurbood, PERFORM,ERS capa ble of sustaining First and Second CharaCtersin Tragedy ;and Comedy, Comic old Men, Countrymen, Irishmen, and First-rate ; a Lady to lead the Rusiness in, Genteel Comedy, who an sing and dance, and also undertale the Juvenily Heroues - iu Tragedy ; and two Ladies for the First Parts in and Serious and C,omic Pantomimes. Un married persons will be prefered. References. with regard to Talent and Private Character are requisite.—Letters (post paid) addressed to Mr. H. JOCINSON, Lyceum, Glasgow, will be immediately attended to, but unpaid Letters will be returned unanswered.=-The Season in - Glasgow will commence in - October, 1814, and terminate in Mae, 1815. - DEPTFORD 1 - '21 , 77;;A:.11..VG-Y.-IRD,ximg.l6,lBl-1. T HESE are to give Ntitire, , th diz Thursdal 1, the 25th instant, at Ten o'Clcc iii the Forenoon, will be affered for TUBLIC Majesty's ling-Yard, et Deptford, Fifteen ThouSurUl Bags 19' §Eit- EAI3Lk ENGLISH hII AD, which will be put up. ii LotS• of Sixty Bags each. BRAVE DEFEN-CE. • • (.7 .1 , v . • Deposit of 251. Pi• . cent. is to be made upon the u mo o t t of each Lotiat the , thue of sale, and the remainder of ;be par: elsase-money ; paid before the liread eau' be removed, fur ?Which inttpose a period of 14 worhing days will be aliou:ed front the 'day o /*sale, the layers partfeularly observing, that not less than one-half of the quantity - is to be taken away from the Mises Within the nt ,Waen days, dud the remainder in the seven fidlowing days, otherwise the deposit money will be fr»leited, and lhe'llfead reinain the property/ of the Crown, us .ILO extsat sion o f time will, on any account, be granted. 1,1• 7:VANTED, • a .STI ~ or A CTIVE PA RT- Y NER, in a . highlydk';iiiguished, genteel, and scien tific Business; one that may, by the introduction of addi tional Capital at tbiS particular period, be considerably im proved, rendered eminently leading in connexion, and prove peculiarly beneficial to the contracting Party. For particu lars, address, (post paid) to A. Z. No. Long Acre. N.B.- It is hoped uoue will ap - k ily but Principals, or their Agents. Youth will not be objected to. EtOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUG: IG. This Day was published, price JA. Gd. THE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of C: C. wEsTERN, Esq. on 66 CORN' LAWS. Second Edi- Can.—Aka, his wrrat to . his ,CONSTITUENTS on - the same StrhiCet ; prier Printed for Budd and Catkin,:Boot:sellers to his Royal Highness the -- Mince' Regent, 100, ; and sold by Megy add Chalk; also 11. Guy, Chelmsford ; Kepner, Col chester; acid other. Booksellers. , At a Court at Carlton-House, the loth of August 1814, pre- seat, 114 Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council. : It is "ordered by his Royal klig:iness the Prii.ce il,gent in Council, in the name and on the'btlialf of his MajeAys . that the Parliament, which st.,ds. .iiiorogned to - Saturday the twenty-seventh day of this instant August, - be Either pro rogued to Tuesday the first day of NoVelliber:,next.. .01 , • Whitehall, Aug. 16, 1614. • ..••• His Royal clighness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name - and Oil the behalf a his Nlajesty, to ninuitiate . lt,yal Highness the Pcreditaty PiTince of Orange to oc Knight of tite Most Lion. Military Order of the Bath. This Day was published, .61 - 00 •• • ••• • • 2 ,otlo • , ''" • • I ,900 4,000 2,500 2;003 ' • " • 1W) 1,500 1,000 r, ekets. (Illustrated with 32 Engravings), i n Two Vols. Svo. price (21.25.; in Two Vols. Royal Octavo, price 31, 3s. ; anil in Two Vols. Quaito, with Proofs on India Paper, price 71. 7s. boards, (tO col-respond with Chaliners's History of Oxford), • - HISTORY of the UNIVERSITY and COL • " • • • • • LEGES of CA.MnaID.GE ; including Notices relatio c , ,, to the Founders and Ennui...At Men. - Downing-street, -lug. 16, 1814. • , His Royal Highne'ss tile Prince, Regent' has been pleased, in. the nanie and on the behalf of Ills I , ,lujesty, to .;p point Edwara Ward„.ll.sq. of 13augor, to be.! ..\.iajesiy Secretary ori,e , atiou at tile Court of 4;l..utgitii. Curi:oit-House, July 28, 1814. ' ' His Royal Higitness the itege4it was this day pleas ed, in the Hattie turf oil Loc 0i;..,,, in his Majesty, to cui,ter the' tionolir 'of Knigiallood on lin JahICS _\.i Grupe, luslJec tor-Genei al of Hospitals. • L. 140,000 By G. A. B. Formerly of Emmanuel Coile;:ic, Cambridge. Printed fur Langrnitn, Hues;; Rees,,orme, and Brown, and Sherwood, Yeely, and .3ene's, niternoster-rots; Loudon ; and, Dcighton and Sons, Cambridge. X 0 FIXED PRIZF.S! ll uS OF DRAW/Vr, : a thi.k%E•t,4 ........ h SEF-4 N1 . 13L • 1211 st . . ... " " I . 3 l t s l t i S S E E' rf il E tM .\ll ls i/.7 1 1 1 1:. TM" and Cu' : ',! , tt it I 'l arc'selling‘4""t tli• • 0 Ilalj ct i s No. 31, Altliptte High 12' (::,--arilig-eross ; I street. ..L.19 19 0 L 2 13 6 te ‘;- •• . 1 • ` - '• 10 7 0 I Eig - lith. 7 0 ''.•'" 5 5 0 Sixteenth.[ ~... I'll b t ------.....______ LI Stltb r t. i''''' , l 4," TWO THOU ea u give respeo 4''t 4 ) - "Yt O tn'le • i ' or Person n 1.1 lere,„ct,, , 114, ), SAND GIJ I INEAS to anyNo- S:4„1. - t tha t t o ealize a •HPid 1441 1 4 wit 4 ,l,vestikatioll. and that it liliel I trt t "tiZt's\l7)(l‘ illt.E 81111 T E CT S , T 1P A IL B I' L EI T ' . S , .1-12JE„N.iitT47afr the e t1t4,144kti..."4t any tru'oble to the 21i . chaser, _.. ~ _:_tioTlitieecii):,,,,E)i_t iliii : ,4 Q - 11.,!• . V4t, or ai-ipear at all in 19,171 n, t s v s itli real.narne lait'l;le ‘.4l,l4flnarterl..—Extters (1).'“ PV111;d, ,No 16, "i , t IC ~ .iNie, athiressed to Geur g e .- • I inquiries • will '....,.„..:Z5t will lie attended to.—Pe" 3 " h i , . ... . 41-`4::,11.,11:1‘;s1:,NT I AIP.F.:RIAL. pr 1_1N..._-.1.N„,70-AlR'4l:)s-. 4 ,ril ~LN1,,1,41 PATENT TKAFALGA ). ‘l., Stolii:!,,_.l,:lir,,, Itt c P44 pir I'AJALES ill. MR! ClCe,"ailt ,s l it f_t t ~,i )1;,:::,: :,;., 'I t( 1 ,1 411 (1 c, 4 neW diilt'rent Plans ; the t ate ii ) i t .., 4,1 . ',. 1., ' . 1 : t ( 11. • 'Ns .', 4 !.' lie cl • 13 rasS- screw Four I o . s t t . d Portable 14. i 44, 1,411 r. Oruiture. ' •uid Bedding , , c4..,"!Ph" e '• .d articles ic'hill'it"te;'tiv,er'3l. oroe ' r new in v,.' n ieu..a,i ,.,, ,4: ~..„e7is" : ot r tnient O . ! l'lil, Bttty , 1 4 , 1 'i" a Feneral and N-pry--\,t, .:.,,,_; Aouse s c " 11 2-, 1 llirwi'sNdy ...,..u14.1,)111et Articles .101.1..t . i.. - .., i - oa y e1eet .1. .. ,, i I...,t„4,t4,lll.l,Zaritacttir.etl, whet e . I . •• n l , l o ' i c di no. th e. ext: e 1 • 4 !)1; ben t ,, „, : ". 1 •!•s tit a few il.i, s, .. , -7 1 . ti , „hot .44,,-` kiht \ t .'• - 1 " t14 " .'44 t ." waitnig several M.ontlis ..,,,, ~, n,..e. &c. by 1 41 '!'44 .. -, t Ilidia Articles Ann and ."' v* : ' s tran d, on in cot iplai them‹4, ~ntlers, 1(1 and' 17, Catherine-streett • Ist nioilerate, for ' pronipt payment. Pt t ck,T7 —j-- ----... ‘. () i-G-11.1.LL M VCOR AND FARM. A b e k , ,-, ' L. - ' tie 4,xt 111'4 m - ' 11 ) by AUCTION, ' t s h i e )temb „ N . hi r , Of ‘,11:4!.ti soinetitiie in the Mouth ; of Sep tember, 'IIANOR I viil i 'l(lN c't furtiler no.i .e will 'be g•Y e-- ' , i Laud, '4l.llillitße eaa',.t"pten,Cling ov;r t about 4300 l.c_fr:"Qoci,a,rits, 1 4 , r t 0 4)) ii ' 4 11.1 e c ,. s , 1 it:,!,:erieit'o,Ch.°e'lluri g l i t :7 ; n il I F I and n i e tl s s i , o 4 R , t e_ l the 7 , t % a' pi" a t M "T ArA, ath,,• ll' uemng-liall li the i...,... et S:,'!:bics,.e.Toi• 1,„.' , c.k t , t.ttip., .. , '. • - „,,,!, in .•`-)-' ;• - , r.,d• • 1t •••.,eadow Is, Logct tier with up.. • ~ .....,,e • • 1 v! , !. . r . , 1:. !itii th,la th e 1 , ? ,asture, and WorldLnd, 5i• ‘ — `,.'.,; 5 ,...., - , i ß te ;4xtis acctitiat!lnsl, of bueli4ConlaY i ,',.; ~ L,,nii- N, j e tle c 1 °, 4 of Mrs. IliCe ' Siieii, deceased. m1:'1`,,,,in,,„ ,iiit-,,'!)iiri- tl 4 - ( -‘ and pii,o's,,i,o ma , be I "id at - '(, ;. '- s • ois i'4tailei Porcliate'i, .•,,. ',.'. ti.f,ieatea. Bochion, tn,,4ttiNia.:olll 1,011;i011 t a:14(. 791'0es from Chelt . nb , ford.— to t.441,.a.1,i', 41)plv per si ' urilly, or by Letter_, Ikos'.;i• aid, t1,1..1,'.,taay b 4 t. 41,(1. Perkin's' kiolieitors, Clieli::',f?",' Bea_ . )11 ' ' vie We d. ukon applic' - ation to the Bailin, a., p._ . - 11 0 p, i , • HAAR() W 4::; THE HIEE. 1.0 Sll . t;ie (01'.11.l'i;-'11,1) or .LET. With or without FUR 'l4oi, 1 ):.41,,, t '11i 1 d 1 , 't a good FA: v. , I y T_ToUSF, ; conta;ll!,% ~. 4, 1.- - '44, two 1 . • • , '', ' - , Kitchen, ar'ct ' ja r lot:lit% sctoi tont 1 arlount, a, . ~e- s . s. On tile 4 ,, t l l ts i i . o. e:;:ititia4.,,e „j.,•slird:.el•?;,,ii,ari_ii.luotlul,r,t•ei;;rt:ecini:i:uytia,,ll,,,l. d two Bed _ is amid two tit,laii,t-elo4 "-Ono Fluor are four litttl,t(•"l`„ . H o „ se \ h ", V, : slitliert a e'ai's.t e t ., -tars..., Atiics• Ibc ••- t •ten 't -el. '‘'Nk''.ll Plea ' t iti . • i u d; .- mrlaudiniz aL '1.4'1 q'Ti'ller''''(.ls Loodou ) vi s i l 114, ell:1°1nd likilch ," ; ttli' 4 't Siliali 110 \V `?',..::: S ' ' e l l ' ' ' tt'lCile. 14 ; t hell': ''tsh(;. i i tit. 4.,94t, tlirr.noli L‘l.l-41ru '' .: t. • ‘ i. , an" entry *0 . i itc!thll‘'ell A,4"t Within s . 4 f. s li i 1 , to(iiii S'Y I:l(isur - i e ut . th, e tt It rit, t 4 ci t tr' ti ( : ( i, to a Par.ailvi, 7,,,T,;',.. 4.) Nlr'l(,S• (I''''"'lrY ---i etteirs '"(post-paidl, r " } ' la° a r u e , ti t arit - of the -rztv 1 1 . _ ' Sen . oci , . 3 lii i OW• relic le at ia rrov. ~od i t. Tr, 14 4 01 ,, ' t ‘; he .1 . , r, ` A . 111) RESIDENCE, wrETs. . 'i-,e19, :'9tl;p u t "1:1 ' - ',,JL , arm entered on jinni C't."' . i tlt4-"' 't)illrY-' B ix t or ine Cars,Y OAKSEY PARK Itti.i. liy S''illg. of an Ft •• . 11.1 a Dri'iwing-room, „.N.1.1,. lii feet., a „...... ..n tant.c- a , , . z. , ~....0 ; f ive Ito , witii 4kl tw o . „' r ", ""ng.-Pariagr, 2 ° °Y 1 jt..,'`a. pir,,t 1, Ib i , . goo A , , l•aree Dr essing-rouns, T on i ... ,e_,,, ~.101.,,oltelien :"tics, Ne vants ' Veil -rooms Housekt.et....'fil 'lci, v ' O otilii '`_t,ll(l other ()Life , • •*tl k lt - i.bliii:.; fur • E ' B • I.„4;t,i'elAtar..(l„,w 4toi.ti(r)!ic_ll,-110113,, vtitlltii‘nt,r of (), i,q,, and 4 .‘,,kv(acsrl'leesTnC:,;a:rd:c,aviithilLApcortc.,..,_st,io,°.,..,t `14,,44.Y, zi t , C''''''Y ; sitilate six Miles fro:n Cirences.ci, , an Att,'„l (jriekkule - -En ( uire of Messrs. Webb, 'uud, Salisbn;y: I t4,,L,‘„ ... ci,, -., LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. ,I.i itlatelij r , , , 'I-IP. ;N p ~e'',„,S CONI POSITION for BOOTS, :1;i41:1,,".11.L1 .'"..`,,`'`-'l'2S, sce with i , .ss labour, produces 1:1!t•rit; f r()I. ii ' ii ; ' 4"d laStitlg JET BLACK than can be . t'''t4lll4'4litY4?;'el.ll(l..Ptearatien : it also pos n sesses t . h i, e , ~Nit14.,\,i5,11. s„ft ..,,,11(11-iti the- leather more durablct. ..; ~'"e1ifi,,,.1;u0164:,,, "" Pliant, arid preventing it from cracking;. i t ,,.' lalde :,14,rtet, L 4 „ 4 „ ( ~I It'tail, by Bayley and Blew, Perf.unle, st N:11 V'4 Sod, '"4 Miere the Phent Cakes contint!e to . z:,1:1,:t " ' pt es' ru I t l' 1 ."' : iillic i:l3sai tilif0::111:;7,11;1:"'11:ftlit):::(11'1".1:Lads.li I:g'v'uljaccvdhill. ‘o:; o:B Ill:- . e • • , ' • . •• • 49,4 i • • 1 4 ' Jg: , it", y ;• / U ' ,• ' 1 ! attr? 1ic 1.1 4. or Cdr,tt f • di e y Orct PO ' ve ,v , ). • f ,;po j. 1)0 01, • 0 111 11 4 . 14tiv5. % 0 ' te" j o f Pi' " , lef it 1 5 .j 1 ; J. NEW. (iERMAN DICTIaNARy. This Day was published, - - In One filial; Volume, square 121 no. pi:iee 11. Is. hoards, - O . ABENHORST'S DICTIONARY of the AL GERMAN and ENGLI:-4.1 LANGUAGES; in Twe Parts. Ly (L IT. NOEHDEN, I,L.- D. Ph. D. ~ Author of tim German Grammar, Elements, and Exercises. Printed Long ;.;;;.1, Hurst, Itees, Orme, and -!Brown ; Cadcllaml Davies; Moose}•; and J.ll4awmatt. • . • • . . - •W v. - hotn also niay.l)e had, . Weaclebt , ra%.l.-.7erizan Graainizt, with Practical Exorcises; the CS - ..11 E.l.itior,, price fjs. boards. . EVANS'S SKETCH OF `ALL •RELIGIONS, ,(Dedicated, by pormission,.to the Right Hon.. Lord Erskine), - considerably Eiihrgetk and Improved -throughout. 1111 E are respectfully hiforthed- the Thirteenth Edition of Mr. EVAISIS'S SKE'ICII of RE -LIGIONS is•just Published to.which is 'lbw first Ado 4, :ESSAY 'on ti t;.tlt,i?. - A LTst 'of "flie . BIBLE; and MIS sIONARYSOCIETIES, &c. with Remarks. An Account of the HALDANI rEs, and FREE-THINKING CHRISTIANS. A new Article on the ROMAN CATHOLICS and the SHAK ERS, and many other inwortant Additions and„AiterLtious. With newly engraved Heads, 18iuo. 4s. ; on large fine paper 12itto. Cs. boards. • - Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-street; and'to be of ali Booksellers. AITON'S lIORTUS KEWENSIS. ' This Day wils published, In Five Volumes,, Bv.o. pride 31. 3s. boards, o ß r o , ya a l Botanic Cltll°gue d L o .n f I I ° ti l l l e 1 ;V a S ti t scultivated i. S i i l l S t e at hew. By the late WILLIAM AITON.• • The, Second 'Edition, enlarged. By WILLIAM TOWNSEND AlTON,.Garuener to his Majesty. Printed int' Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Brown, Patermister-tow, and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. Vols„4 . and 5 may be had separate, to co.mplete Sets, price ti. is. boa rds.' - • Lately published, an Epitome of. the abote Work. By W. T. Alton, in post Be 4. price 12S. boards, or with references to .the Figures of the Plants, price 16s. boards. • ' ' .`,_; , TD SURGICAL MSPENSARY, llis:Royal Highness the DI,TKE of YORK., President, _and the fol!owing Committee of. Governors of Egremont I Col. W. J. Jones, M. I'. Earl Latonc . h6, Esq M. P. Ht. Hon. 1t..1L - Sheridan, M. P. Col. 11.. Cien eats, :&1. P. 1-I,a. Col. J. Barry, t Capt. J. 'Hay. SvagEox Mr. Kiernan, Member of. the Royal College, London. THU above ESTABLISINENT Onites• the. Safety of a Pplll,lC INSTITUTIOM, with a Delicacy, go%oor, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, added:to its'high Patronage, it is coaducted•hy such Profe ssional Skill nod exteuilve l'rae,icy, that the worst Cases of Disease, as Strictnre , ,, Dv 7 . 7 y, Liverations, &c. however inveterate or of long standiog, experience a complete Cure, as well as that Derangement of the Geneative Organs, which impa.rs the Constitution and shortens Life. • Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private house, N0..21, Liiwer Charlotte-street, Bed ford-stoarc, e. the necessary Advice and Medicines will he given,or sent to any partof the United Kingdom. • Just published, pt ice f'3s. Practical .6Thservations on the above Diseases, ; sold by Sherwoml and Co. 20, Paternoster rows and ny E. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street. , EN-TRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF' DR. SIBLEY'S PSTEN'I' sOLA It TINCTURE, Prepared by C. W. Salta. QIR,— hood ood effects. hiive seen of your , KY Solar Tincture induces •me to send the following parti culars :—My Wife was afflicted with a Rheumatic , and Ner vous Fever, with swelling and inflammation in the joints, to such an alarming degree, that no hopes of life were enter tained. Havir,r; tried sunuthber of Medicines to no purpese, all; by accident, I read one of your pamphlets,which induced me to make trial of the Solar Tinebure, succeeded 6eyond my expectation, for a cure was effected by taking only five 7s. (hi. bottles. Several instances of its virtues have been- - expe ricnec6 in our family, which has induced me to r ec om men d it to others, namely, Parks, of Blackley-street, whO was so far gone in a Decline that he had heels given over, when two bottlefi only of your Tincture restored him to per fect health, which he now enjoys. Thomas Brown, of FleeS strek, laboured under a long-settled Asthma and onsomp thus was, given 'over fur lost; by taking five bottles of the Tincture, he was restored to health, to the astonishMent Of all that linciv - him. Many other cases I' could mention, but would snake it too long for you to snake it known to the pub lic for the good of others. _ Addington-street,. ' Your's, respectfully, Manchester. . AOSEPEI PARKS.. - Sold al: tilt! 'Warehouse, Nce.:6, Albion-street, Blackfriar's road, in bottles; at 6s. 7s. 3d. and 14s. and by most Venders, it;-the.ki:l4dom. ' N B. The Pablie a're 'requested to observe; that the ssuine has C, W. Bedell wrote uu the Wrapper. Utown-Oifice, Aug. 16, 1814. ,Meniber returned to serve in this presetit Parliament. City ut —inc Light J.fundas, one of his Majesty's Privy'council. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED • George Dodd; ‘Vanil!;ail-place, surveyor. Isaac Parry, Llutt-lane, p.tter. B AN KRUPPS. • • Thomas Lewis, scrivener, to surrender Aug. 6, 27, and, Sept.. 27, at • ten, at Guildhall. Atto r n e y, Mr. AVaskett, - Verulam-bnildings, ay 'S inn. - • • Abranitin Saunders tt,e elder, Anrainem ,Saunders the younger, anti Elizabeth Satindcrs, Lainbeth-ruad, horse,ckalers, Aug. 2t, r 7, and Sept.. 27, at- twelve, at' Guildhall. At- • turney, Air. Reilly, Clement's Inn. • , Edward liii;ohins, - Loath, • LincObishire, innlialder, Sept. 5, 6, alio 2 , 7, at - ten, at the New King's Ilead Inn, Louth. 'Att - ornies, Mr. Barber, Gray's-tun-square, or Mr. Phillips, . . . . . . Thomas Ring, Bristol, cooper, Aug . 19, 30, and Sept. 27, • at twelve, at the. Talbot Attornies, Messrs. Price' and". Williams, Lincoln's Inn,, or G.. Strickland, • IlfisW.r. : - Thomas Taylor, IVatton, Norfolk, licensed hawker, A.ur,. 20, 27, ,and Sept. 2 - i, at tire, at the' Woolpack Inn, Norwich. ,Attornies, Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Norwich, Cr Mr. T.. Tilbury, Falcon-street', Falcon-square. Francis Drake, Plymouth, haler,- Sept. 1,3, and 27, at twelve, at Wealacy's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. . Attornies, Messrs. Collett, Wiwi:urn and Collett, Chancery-lane, or Mr. C. Peers, Piyinouth-,Dock. • - Tiotui 7 s 2 C :• uso ' Norwich, liqt.or-inerchant, Aug. 20, 27, a nd Sept. i at four, at the Aogel.lnn, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Bignold and. Bielcesteth, - ; Norwich, or Messrs. Bieasdale and Co. New Inu,, Londiri. John Welsford, Kingsland-road, timber'-merchant, Aug. 27, 30„ and Sept. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. illoughby, Cliifuru's inn. 13.1)1y; St. Aiiian s, corn-chandler, Aug.' 20, at one, 24, and Sept. '27, tlt tea;-at Guildlmll. Attorney, Mr. Elkins, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn. Jaines Lester,yroad-street-buildings, merchant, Aug. 20, • Z 36, and Sept. 27, 'at eleven, at Guildhall. 'Attornies, Messa..Lowiess and Cross, St. Mildfed's-court, Poultry. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 9. W. Annes, Cheat side; Nvilt c:1 mak e r .—Sept. 5. W. Cock, FoNtarth, Essex, howlinkei . .—Sept. 8. W. 1). Needham, Louth, Lincolnshire, inerehant.—Oct..l‘. Blake, Watling. street, appraisue.—Sciit. 3. R. Cowie, Ilarthr)lwilew-lane, tnerchant:—Sept. G. T. Sallteld, Durham, surgeon. —Sept. s. J. Crandall, South Lambeth, timber-merchant.—S e pt : 6. I. Fearon, Cheapsitie, Norwich shawl-matinfactii rer.—Sept. 9. 'lliouipsim, Nutpgreen, Peckham, farnier.Sept, 6.. J. Wright, aosemaryAane, halter.—Sept. 6. W. Coombe, Scot's yard, Canzion.str'eet, merchant.—Sept. 8.. F. Wright,. Rath hone-place, .okford-street, .tipliulsterer.—Sept. S. J: Lee, J. S. Martineau and J. Wilkinson, ,Broad-street, factors.— Sept. 6. W. Sailer,. Brixton, Surrey, merchant..—Aug. 20, L. S.....vainsou, Nag's Head-court, Grueechurch-street, insu rance-broker.—Sept: 6. J. Corby, Ilengeo, Hertfordshire, carpenter.,—Sept. 9. J. Lore-and A. Mitchell, Castle-street, Southwark, hat-mantifacturers.--Sept. 9. C. Appleton, Ba sing-laM,!, flour-factor.—Sept. 9. J. Pugh, Red Lion-street, Holborn, ironmonger, —Oct: 2,1.. J. Yates, Manchester iron monger. —Sept. 9: C. Hulfain and IV. H. Elntlain, ship - chandlers.-:---,Sept. 6. W. Smith, 'Hart-street, corn dealer. - CERTIFICATES—SECT. 6. G: Davis, 'Providence-buildings, New-Kent-road, carpenter. EvanS,'Margate, victualler.—D.MOuld, Newcastle-under- Lyme., bfush-maker,—A; Lee, High-street, Blooirrlburv,'silk inereer.R. Dewer, Lucas-street, R otherhithe, E. Pape, Upper-street, Islington, paper-hanger . .--J. Sutton and J. Bartlett, High-3trett, Bloomsbury, shoemakers.—J.• Adanisbn, -Wayertree, Lancashire, miller.—S. S. Songgs, Lizard -street, Batholoinew-square, builder.—W. Armitage, Upperthorpe, Yorkshire, cloth-merchant.—W. Bowen, Jer myn-strect, St. James's, saddler.—W. F. Powney, Walham green, Habit Shaw, Blackburn, Lancashire, linen-draper.—J. Burgess,- Bedford-street, Covent-garden, druggist.—J. Cole, jun. Bath; 'music-seller.—lt. Rochester, North Shields, grocer. —N. Hymn, Duke-street, Aldgate, lishmonger.—c. DClahanit, Birmingham, Spanish-leather dixsser.- ___ • - • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Scafe and J. Harbron, Hull, joiners -J. T. Lewis, Bond court, Walbroo, brokers-J. Fletcher and A. Cortis, Grave street, Mary-le-bone, dealers-H. Court and D.. Cottrell,. Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-manUfaettirers-3. J. Holford, W. Ci'onne, and .1. F. Vogeler, Marunham, BrazilS-J. Gros venor and S. Jones,' Warwick-street, .Golden-square, watch makers-W. It. Sinith and J. Rawlins, japanners-W. Ring ,and V. Young, Fl ee t-street, oyster-dealers -C. Waterman, and T. turret, Richmond, poultererk-'-j. Vose and'J., Clay ton,' Preston, Lancashire, cotton-brokers-A. F. and S. Ring, Bristol, pipe -box and lath•inakers-J:A. Miguel and, p. Hamelin, Fineb-lure;merebants-4. Morton and H. Croft, Liverpool, soap-boilers-J. Lobb and T. Nlissing, Southanip tin, - mercers-4. Parsons and .I.ltubie, Warsash ' Hampshire, ship-builders--D.. W. Harvey and .J. Warne, St. Helen's place, attornies-W. Taite- and N. Hill, York, wine and spirit-merchants -J. and W. Darby, Collingwood-street, Christ i Church, Surrey, carpenters-J. \ D. and 3.• Saunders, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, cheese-factors -4 . and W. Frost, Cockspnr-street, Charing-cioss, grocers-G. Head, Whitaker, W. Taylor, and J. Stapleton, Bradford, •.clothiers=--J. 0. Hanaley a Middlesex, watch an d• c o ck "i -(n O. k Middlesex, x e: Corner Lind say, St. Thomas -street, Southwark. ; Surrey, ,attornies-.- D J. Wier and W. Skinner, Islington, TJ.Colyey and I.Parry, jun; Butt-lane,Deptfurd, Kent, potters. , . A few weeks ago; ii c staZea the capture of • the . Pelham, &ND.. r . .rhef9l . 4iii•ihg• is eiteraei front - Capt. Boyd'S letter , to Messrs. Barks orth and Co. .dated Port ati,Priii.ee, 19th May the 29th, b.e:tt off a privateer, off ToreegaS at nine o'clack, A. M. :30th April, the Island of Gonaives in sight, perming about S. E. b-3 -, E. descried - another large schooner bearing iloWlt upon us; at . half past eleven, A. M. She hifisted 'Carthagenian cOlours and fired a . (timidly gu n not trusting to' this, we prepared for ati ob stinate defence ; at meridian she hbiseed Ame rican colours and commenced the action, which,. we inunediatelY returned ;• the Wind being light it was .impossible to avoid. her, and Nye so,)n found by her loug guns-•she hiAd'a great ' superiority, her shot going far over tis, ottr's fell. much short ; it was by this time nearly calm. I endeavonred ‘ all I coiildto get as near her as possible, d ur i ng which , were greatly cut up ; however I accomplished my puz pose about one P. m. and got i.vithin musket shot, .tvlien we ;rave three Che,?rs, and turned to with good at four r. nr. she Wits within pis= tog shot,-arid had done us a great dcal of damage, and, to• thy mortification; I ..%-ts then informed all our 6-pound shot was 'expentred ,. , and we had in consequence only four 12-pound car-: ronades do do• any thing with. I must here beg leave to mention my b rave f e ll ows pro mised to" stand' by me till we 'sunk, although this time we perceived, from their great superio rity in men, : it was their intenti on t o b oar d, b ut trusting to our great height out of the water, and conscious of the valitable ship and cargo entrusted to my care, I determined not to strike. The pri— vateer was now so hear we could do nothing but witld muskets, and at 40 thinners past four she boarded us in the starboard quarter, when a dread ful struggle took place; at this Moment I receiv e d A ball in iny. right breast and fell, but recovering in. a minute or two, and in the act of aiming a • boarding-pike at a fellotir coining through a port, I was struck two blows on the ribs by a sahre,i.vhieh again -laid me flat, and in all nelihood Would not have been able to have written you this disagree able epistle, had not my second mate sent hint to his long home, by running him through with. a boarding-pike. At this time we had from sev , ....oty to eighty then on our decks, and, of course, 'the battle was soon put an e n d t o , th e y h au li ng down our colours. The privateer proved to be the Saucy Jack ; she mounts two 12-pound long guns in piviots, (thirteen feet) ; two long brass 9-pounders, and two common 12-pounders in carriages, with a complement.of 111.1 men. W e had six 6-pound guns, and four 12-pound car ronades ; 30 men and, boys, including five pas sengers. .Poor. Patterson, my Chief .late, fell by my side, with more'than a dozen Musket balls in him, with one seaman killed and nine wounded, and lam sorry to say principally severely. Our enemy owns to eight killed and t welt e wounded, but 1 believe their loss is much greater : they are Otherwise much cut up, in hull-, sails, and rigging ; and I have at least the satisfaction of knowing- we have spoiled theireruise.'? SCOTCH HERRING FISHERY. ULLAFOOL, AUG. B.—The herring fishery with= in this district has turned out well since my last letter. At Loch Esbrekie, boats are catching each from two to'l6 crans per night, of herrings, from 700 to $O.O the packed barrel. Price per .crap, 12s. (id. Theye are 70 sail of fishing vessels at Loch Esbrekie. In this loch, and in the•adja cent locln, the boats are catching from one to four crans per night, of herrings, good in quality aid size. The body of herrings felt all along the coast of this district is pretty great, and there is a fine appearance of a good herring fishing this season.. INVERARY,AuG. 9.—Tlie fishing this morning is from 400 to 1500 per boat, large herrings, and fine in quality. The heavy rains we have had of late, and the strong current- of course running out of the loch, is thought to be the cause of ;he success not.being greater. The amiearance is 'good.' -• °BAN, AUG. 4.—There are above eighty boats in Loch iNielford,' each fishing from one to six crans a Might, of the largest and.finest. herrings I ever saw. STRANRAER, AUG. 2.—The herring fishery in and about Portpatrick, foe the last week, ‘v:11 ge neral, the boats having from three to ten maize each. The Channel is reported to be full of lier rings, but it is thought tew will be cured, on tic. count of the great number carried to Iselin:id in a fresh state. THUXSO, AUG. 4.—Our.fishings are going on well. The herring fishing is still pretty abundant is Thurso Bay, and about 20 boats caught .odds of 1000 barrels in about a fortnight's time. About 10(1 boats from the east coast have F.ince. arrived (the fishing in that quarter being rather dull), and are successful. ---This is a clear proof that.. skill, capital, and industry, would make Thurso Bay a famous fishing statiou, could a harb our be g ot there. The salmon fishing is going on very, prosperously. —This day 800 salmon grilses were caught in the pool below the etuives, and in eight days upwards of 2000 salmon a't the Old How and in the river. • The Seventy-first Animal 'Conference of the Methodists, assembled at Bristol, on the 25th alt. and is expected ,to conclude irs sittings. Dr. Adam Clarke was chosen President ; and there were nearly 300 Ministers present. Time increase, during the last year, amounts to near 13,000 12,484 of whom have been lidded in Britain ; and the remainder in the West Indies and Nova Scotia.