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!ot, !••,,)'">' ' ( 6 .• j: • - , • *.* 0 1 9 4 rfl)f) : 1 r ‘ lr • :A.- ;bout - Y -.v ~, . 1 1r ... . ,‘, .': ),', ' %.: • e tto e lai ennY ilEP — r e4 ' - ‘74 ;. `447q V s 7 ., lAA4I - • _: . ~~ ~~:n: .. ~ T 7 - 2. 01 4........ e if ti , f ev ~,„ b. cot 1 5 4; 1•7 ,- :mBER 7823.] ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SErr. 29, ler/. T HE f i ►llntcing Official i:7oiification has been received at this Office. JOHN BARROW. The CORPORATION for PreseiVing and Improving the PORT of DUBLIN, Sr.c: give Notice, that a LIGHT 7 IIO{TSE has lately been erected on murroN IsLINor, Galway Bay. hum which a LIGHT will be Exhibited on the Kveniag of Saturday, the 25th of October ne,tt, and from thence conti aue lighted fr! , m Sun-set to Sun-rise. Mutton Island, on which the Light-House is etected, iq Situate at the bottom of flaiclay Roy, distant from the Town 11 bout half a mile. The Light will be steady, and ora bright ted Colour. By Order, .10141 T COSSART, Secretary. Ballast °Mee, Dublin, Sept. 18, tBl7. , L'EfirFORD PICTUALLI.IXO-K-IRD, Sept. '2O, Isl./. T HESE are .to give Notice, that on Thursday, 90 I f October netee t xt re .• rcnuo , tri I .c put up to ,rt7.B7,tc at Hit 3i ajtet y T'ir tritediallt Yard, heptfutlf, ix Sundry Lots, a consitlieable stztaliti:q of the foilutvine articles now -is the said Yard. 131artkets, - Coverlets, Coat}, Waistenats, Breeches, Trow ;ler., Woollen and 'Linen Drawers., Caps, Gowns, Shirts, .Stockings, Oh/ Linen, Flock Beds, Bedsteads, Bed Curtains, Towels, Head Cloths, a rivantity of liortit-hiiir, and sundry itns*‘'Nicoats* Utensils, &c. &c. A Deposit of 251. per Vent. is to be made upon the amount :,s , fctrch Lot at the tune of sale, and the remainder of th-e'7;nr . chase-money paid before the Stores are renioved, for which purpose Seven working days will be allowed from the day ' of sale; unless the Stores are taken away within that pe- IricUl, they are to remain Me property of the Crown, and the Aposit mangy of the Purchasers to be Arfeited, as no ex . tension of time beyond the seven days, will, on any account, be granted. ' ROYAL EXCIIAC;F4 ASSerIRANCE OFFICE: Ztta.blislied by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George - the First. September, 1817. ERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall,tlu , • on the i2!)th instantotre hereby informedi that Receipt • are nave ready to he ddivixed at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by th •ir re spective Agetas in the several Counties ; and the Parties as sured are reqnested to app4i for . the Renewal of their. Poli cies on or . hcfore the 1 Alt of OctOher next, as the usual Fif teen Days allowed for , beyond the date, of each Po hey, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING.jun. Sir otary. v,* Attendance is -given. daiFv, at the -s7tid .Offices, for the Assurance of Tlui'dings, Goods, 111exchandizes,and Ships, Mahout . , in DOtiz, or while building, from Loss • or IDa mage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuiti-es . nn,Livo. N.B. Fire Policies will be immed free of Lspence to the As srered, where the, Mutual Premium antounts to 6s. or .wards. • . . ROYAL IMSITLAL, CHELSEA, Sur. 39,.1817. iy piirs,..ec tit the Act of the 55th year :of : X - his -present Ma;esty, by which it .isxuaeted that the Out- Vecisi iners of• this' lidspital shall in future he paid quarterly. itt advance, instead of half-yearly, Notice is heretic vett, - by ether of the Right floctottrable the Lords :toil °tilers, Coot- Inissioncrs for managing the ntlairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensivners thereof, residimz- in : London, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are regnirod to appear person - ally and regimentally, - with their . Instructiuns and Certitic;..tes of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said-Hospital, on their,respective days,. andin their - different e:aSscs, according to their several Rates of. Pension, as un dermentioned; when attendance wilt be given •rrom ' Nine .o'clock itt the Morning until Three in the Afteri26ou, fur the Pxyment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the 2-tth of December- no.t. • On INIoNbAr, the 6th of October. The PcnSi'omers at sd. per day, and thi,se at 6d. to the end of the nuuthervd•Regituentti. On TUESDAY, the 7tb of October. Those at Ca. from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and re mainiW, Regiments and Corps;- those at Bd. and all. the . Cavalry at 9d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the Bth a October. Those at 9d. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards 'ti) the Cilth Foot inclusive. • On THURSDAY, the 9th of October. Those at 9d..per day, from the 61st Foot, and all the re- Staining . Regiments and Corps; and also those at 10d. per day. On FRIDAY, the 10th_uf October. Those at. lg. per day, feoni the different Regiments of Ca. salry, with the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the lit h of October. Those •at I s. per day; from the*.til Regiment of Foot Guards, to the end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY, the lath of October. . . Those at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison - Battalion, and all the remaining Regiments and Corps; and also those at is; °id: per day. 'On TUESDAY, the 14th of October. Tltose at Is. Id. is; lid. Is. 2d. Is. 21d. and Is. 3d. per aty. On WEDNESDAY, the 15th of- October. Those at Is. 3 1 ,4. IS, Is. stl. Is. 544. is. ed. 4s, GO. Is. 7d. is. 71d. Is. Ed. Is. Sek. ls. 9d. and lud. per day. On THURSDAY, the WO October. Those at is. !Old. per day acrd up*ards; and those Pen. -sinners schp have teen admitted on account of Blindness. It is also ordered and ilneeteJ, that all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital t,lo pay particular attention to. etheir Instructions, which they are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the -Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land -Forces iu London, their Atlidavlts as t heyein prescribeil, on or 'ortitiediatelY after • Avery Quarter-day, without which their Names will nut he eutercd on the Pc)-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and 'they are 00t afterwards to change their-Place :of Abode, as ~ s pecified in their Atlitavits, Nvithout nuaruida.ble necessity, and duly notifying the saute. ;And turtlict.lo take. Notice, that, in consequence of various trawls having to en committed by Pensionet s in the Receipt Veiesion intill. , rize-Money, it is ordered.that all Pensioners $0 offending shall he struck off the Pension Lists, and for teit' for ever all henelit arisint; front this Establishment. RICHARD NEAVE,.Ses,setary.and Registrar. , • I'IIAUD VIILVENTEN. rro counteract the maw attempts that are daily' tos , impos. on tin- onWary ,a Spin ions Composition instead of the GEN VrINE. BLACKING prepared by DAY and `MARTIN • they are induced to aclippt a hew Label, in which , their Address •• • 97, Iljghi.llolborn, is placed:so .conFpicuottsii;that - they trust an attention to this,,and the difference of the Type, winch is unlihe all Let, ter•p•reSs;wiii enahle'Plirchase,s at once to detect the Impo sition. The REAL JAPAN )I,I4C.MING, made ley DAY and mAKTIN, 97, HolhOrn, W•iti in future he. sold in' BOt- Iles and ts,:ticl, each:, anu tcCopy of ;.4e Label left With all Veudels. • . DAY :lad MARTIX, 87, High Hulborn. WERNESD.AY OCTOBER." .Tki7 LICATt ON S. '• sorrt-4-Am.mocA, •• • This Pay wcreirkliii4i ., cd, 1,,y Baldwin, a iadock,. and ! Joy, I•aterFloster-row, •- , I. R TEZ CO ; 'fife Cotilliest of as 'a:F.ither to his Children, and desrpthl for the, Listroction of Youth. 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Prernancy, Ittlasiition and Lassitude arising from atniOspherie. ffeNty Want of Appetite, Injurict from Inclement Weather, and in the Spastuoitie• tf:•ction. of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to.lufants,—adat.t illg the Dose to the urgency of the Case., A , a Faulty Medicine, or 'for the Army or -Nary, it will be found a va luable dctitdsition..: ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT is so well known as a Valuable Family Nedieine; that the principal object of this Advert ise. went is to guard. Purchasers ,aganst the nntneroui Conoter 'felts which. are prepared by'Diwgist &c. The only f tion 3. Heath can give, is to See thht J'. P. Heath, No,ting bam," is engraved on the Government Staiiip.- 7 •Rrice 2s. 9d. and Is lid, • Sold by E. Edwards . (Agent to Heath), 6d, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and also by Sanger, 150, Okf.rd-street.; Eehange; Ward, Holborn; and Lb - act:bridge, East Smith- • A SAVING, OF ONE GUINEA IN POIJII, VAS(' I ()NA lIIE and roust El(s g ao COATS jt!cut and made itt st stlitetior manner, of the best Super fine Cloth, front-ili. to' 41:125. ; WaiStebals, it onr tis. 145.; 1)ottole-utille . .1 Ca..simete liareches, es.; Tri;*sers i cheap in propoaitto. • A tatiety of Shooting .lackrts. Huai iue Coats.; .;ilsollox, - Coteicle, and Diivitig, Coats; and, •for' .ow etinveuiritte Of Clem knteti travelling, a variety is liep •teatty4injslieti, or a suit mode in 'four hours. Servants' •Liv,t ries 41. Ins. coMplelc. "litc • humors: of this .hause heibk wholly.do9c ready'-moivey, enahJes the eroprietorsto Submit the above advantageous Terms to the litiblic; which is not less titan Ikon 30 to 40 per Cent. . No. 188, Fleet-street, font' doors east cif Chantery-kne,. Nfercliants and Captaitis wanting large quantities, trill 'find a greriCadvantage by applj•ing as above • .' • FlOill the LuNooN G-AzETTE, Sept. 30, 1817. 13.1NY.RUP1S. I-tanharo; Bath; coopt.;ri tit 4itrfenik.r Octolie'r 1:3, 14,.and ISlovriaber It; at elrveii, Fit Flic - Atig . el lon, B a th. Attornies, .Orssrs. Dax, Son, and Strpheiliou, street, London . ; or`Mr. 'Einpuri, Bath. John - Smith. Londivir-rold, Georg'e's'-fivldS, grocer, Oc tOber 4, St, and Nov,e.intirt li, :It cies-to], at Guildhall.— 'Arti - vrnies, Mes'srs. Alliston and Ilundlii4, FreSeinati%-court, • ' ' • 'Ynoles Siconcrsetshire, professor of Inns'.c, • Octnberls, IT, anti November 11. at twelVe, at the Angel Inn, Both At . iCirnies, Mcss Nethersole and - Barron, ESsex.stret,Straild. or Mr. It ill, ISatl% ' Etat] C7aridart titii;tii re; timberanercitnnt, Not embei• I I, at nt the Lamb Llamlooly. Attornil . ; -- Mr."'Hafries, • Llatidoi•ery, L:afinitrtliet'shire.• • ' ' • •-• •• • • Jiiltii Mei - Omit; 'Octoisi•r 24, 25, and ' isloteinber tf•;' . iat at Ci'cotgelttri; . Liverpool. At .l-Ortites, • Nlestra: l Piltt and •.KkiWli , y,•'Wnter-Streil, Liver tnid,' or Itlett.,TS" •Illackliodi 'add Ilunee;•kill..'s , I emelt.: • ryd(rdiat Mary's, Lincolnshire, wool-buyer, Tieti,l,47,•at live. 8, and NOveinber 11; at s-I vtitt, at the White •1-fart Spalding. Attornirs, Mes,rs. Willis, Clarke, and Co, Warnfortl-cOttrl, ThrOgniortint-stieet.'- tliumaS tiipplegate, tayleir, Oct obey 4, Cleveir, 11, at twelve, and ' . Noveitiber j i; at eleven; at Altorhey, Mr. Hindman, llasingliall-Streel, 'itichafd Dliihell, Miirazion, Coritwa:l; tayloc, OctuliCi. 9, 10, and NoV'enilier I I, at ten, at Star Inn, Martrzion. 'Attoidies; Mr. 1...Me1t, TeMpk, or Sir. Itpget s, Nht'rar, ' Lancashire, liine4nirtlrt, Oelotier 11,, at five; •13, - tind m NoVeber 11, at, ereVsi e, at the tiotarn Cross Inn, Preston . ~ Attornics: MessiS.*Htird, and .101inSon, ,. King's • flegell Tri»ple, or i\lessts•. Trou,4litriti and 'llaythick, Cliajwl,ttPet, Preston,. Ilarnei; Blackheath; Kent,'lmvitt-iii,rehatzt,OtiTher 7, 18, and NOvcinliCr ll,' at tWerVe, at Guildlnal," Attor ney, Mr. Carttar, Deptford. , • . DIVIIiP.IJ)SO4 • Nor. 10.. J. I - trwlef, Cock-hill, Ratcliffe . , pro vision-meretimit 2(4 %I . :Goodyear, Mask •t-strta, Bed fordshire, innke'elit•r—Oct. 28, F. Macki, l'ittersioster-row, Spitalfields, hat-sisakor--Oct. 30, W. Grieves, !...rtsissuger—l let. 30, S. Cioujini, ;collate street, st raw- hat-man nfact tirli• —Nov. 8, .1. Thonwsen; U. Os bourne, and I. Westmorliltsd, Bil'iters-strittre, ship brokers- , -Nov. T. H ritoaw, Minciog-lane, spirit-broktr--:-Nor. 11, it. Bracken, T. Williams, and L. Bracken, •Lollitnory, flannel thanufaciei'ers—Qct. 2i, .1. Boardman, jun; and 'G. Alsop, Ma - ncliester, ilt:akes iu twist—Nov.4, A. and T. Lewis, tavcrn-lzrepers—Nov. 4, •11. I-lc-shrill, War rington,' wide-mercltot , -Oct. 22, W. Ro do erts, Uswestrv„ Slirupailire, draper—Oct. 22, W. Lowe; Hoyle'', taticaslsite, milieu—Oct. 13, W. Canartoss, York, buicher—Oct. crickets, Oxford, iiiiiitry-scrivener-i.Oci 22;..1. Young and J.Thorittott,'Bristol;woonen-;draperS—OCL 23, E. Smith, I.3lalii:. groeer. ' ' THE LOTTERY., SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY TITOttS.AND POUNDS • • • ONLY 7.100 NITMII.,3S, •• NEAI:LI"rWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK, And the Chasiec of One Number obtaining the immense Sum of EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS. • . - .1-anti .1. SIVEWaIGuT solicit the public Ht - • tentionio•the greatly improved prineioe of Lotteries, •w(nch they were the first to establish; whereby, with a dimi nution in the price of t h Ticket, and an increase in the 4inount of the Money distributed in Prizes,. the Value of the Chance to every l urchaseris very considerably enhanced. Htt attentive perusal •of the Schente wilt show that the Value of each Ticket is increased L. 4. 16s. 5d., whereby every Purchaser before the First Day, and tip to the $d December, can, at ate worst, lose only about One Third of the Cost, independent of the . great increased Chances of 4.... Ptizes 0f..., L. 20.010.. ..... . L. 80.000 - • • 15,c430 —.00,000 2 5;000 • •• . lO,OOO 1,030 40 ___ ,i - tOO, &c. 6,06'0 The First-drawn L.t5,00a to have L. 5,000 Money wore. TICK F. j'S and SHAlthi for the NEW GRAND Lt)T TE• Y. which will commence Drawing on the ith NOVI..:NI - are Soiling at their Inetniotte•llthevs, N 0.37, Corn- Holborn,'" Haymarket, end 141. , xfont-street ; where No. 2,3/7, a Prize of 20,0001. wasS4ld in Shares Last Lottery, together with several minor Prizts, and Eleven Ca pitals in the last Contract. TO THE PUBLIC. y N submitting (be Scheme at the ensuing Lot -1 tery, I bare stated it at length, in order that the Public may 4c fully competent to jtulse of its merits.—To be drawn In Three Days, commencing • 7tlt . of NOVEMIIER (Next' Month), Second Day, November 21.—Third and Last Day, December 6. The Scheme consists of 1•.,200 Ti.kets, to Ite drawn in Classes,—them are only 7,100 Numhers, numbered from Mather 1 to Number 7,100 inclusive,—Two Tickets of each Number, and the fate of one will decide the other. . - SCHEME. t .. of-420,000 Money.... are... 440.000 Money , ' 2 ........20.000 Consols 40,000 Consuls . 2 - ,0,000 Consols • 2 2 2 4 - 6 .8 ........ 200 Money • 1,600 Money 10 20 . , . '5O Guineas ...,. 100 1;:142 1,340 :4,200 Tickets. Total Monty and Stock £.:54,775 DETERMINABLE iIFN Firit-drawnfilanks to'veceive ;;)!.. ch in Monet: s,7oonext drawn Mantis to be .put in 0. and re-drawn Dec. S. and have their all the Capi tols that Itnii then remain in for that civ,..Tw,.tve Pounds Money each inqtead (and in proportion tor S.hares) at thy opt i o of the Itoiders, pi °yid,: they use presented ((Jr payment or before the Third ~t livcember Fact, of .1 • 1.0001. Consol. Ps ;zes, ti have ft,ftint. Money' more, nialsi.l4 Two Prizes'of 20.0001. • Fight!i-drawn Prkzc move 2001. to have 20,0001. Monty I- • • irst-dravril Prize, Mid Day, tr► have 20,0001. t'onsols. more. ......_ _ The• Las t 1 ;.340 Blanks di awn,to have RI, -Money each. it he liolderi of the 5.700 Blanks do dot ,dill tb.-tnelves of receiving the I IL per Ticket on or before the sd Decen,tn they cannot receive it after, but must •talie their Chance iii what their Numbers will be re-dt awn on the et h December, and then their fate will be finally deeide , l. It is requisite they should bear in mind, that, if they do receive the t2l. per Ticket, t hey give up all claim to whatever their Nuorber is after Wards re-drawn. Those' Numbers v.hich are drawn Prizes will NoT be entitled to a Second Chance, nor %,ilt those Blanks which are to receive 101. Mo'tsey, be re-drawn, as theit fate is quite decided by their first drawing. .. TICKETS and stIARES are selling - by T. 131$H, Stock- Broker, 4, Cornbill; and 9, Charing-cross; and by his Agents In the Country. 4, 4 4 In the last Lottery. Contract, BISF - 1 (as usual) sold . Capital Ps izes greater in Number and Amount than any other Office-keeper. MEDICINE. RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. - AN consegaence of the extensive practice of the Medical ' Board, at Clia-lone House, Blackfriars road, Drs. COOPER, MUNR OE, and CO. have, for the accommxlation ot patients residing at the West.end of the Town, established another Niedical Board in Woodstock street. Oxfaril-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College ot London, of thirty years experience, constantly reside. 'That thottiosnds hare been restored to perfect health by their united' talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, ma ny of , wheat had been great sufferers from being impro- , peely treated by persons 4noraist of the profession. krup tiorss on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, sivel7 lings in the neck, nodes on the shit! hones, cancers,- stric tores„ fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and nei viols dibility, -are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and which sniptutus frequently appear years after, and destroy domestic happiness. Alesrs: Cooper, Munroe, aid Co. are consulted daily at both houses, or by letters front the country, stating particu lars, when medicine and the best advice will be sent to all. parts of the kingdom. There are side doors at each house, and private rooms foe feina"es. 'Advice gratis,on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, morniugs,,putil wel9i. o'clock. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENS.kItY. His Royal Highness the DUKE Of YORK, President. _ . itutctoN,--Mr. Kiernan* Member of .the Royal Colleges London. • eroveaxons—Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, lion. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latoucht, M. P. , TRE .Rov al and Noble . Patrons of ,the above INS'fiTtrf lON, for the exclusive Treatment of VE NERS.3I, COMMA INTS, and their dahgerous conseouencts, in order, to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se' lected Mr. KIERNAN'-as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal. College) from having directed Iris chief at: tention to thine diseases. It is thc.misfortune Patients under such. complaints, to be too often the dupes. Of rate Preteoders, who practise ott the credulity by itni ,4 "ing titles. and specious promises. Against this class (of . late . 6 ° niimeroos and ,daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part Of his official duty to caution the Public, by: pointing to the List of the Royal College, published in February i'dlK, as the only sure guide; and that wrassertion of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without tieing Sane tinned by this List, are to be credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of, the • most dangerous cases of Strietni es, Debil!iy, and other supposed i neural. leaffeetions of the Gruel at ive Org , ;ns, hare been here radically and successfully treated ; faeis 'which require no hackneyed testimony or aifilavils to prove, but the toast re spectable Medical evidence. Mr. KIEIINAN nay be consulted as usual, at his house, 21, .by both Sexes, Lower. Chartotte7strect, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country 'lre to be addressiA, and the necessary Advice and Medicine trill be given, or sent, to any part r uf the United Kingdom. Just publishkd, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical (-11i servations on the aloarq,Diseities, by F. Kiernan, aka may be had at" No. 174, •Eleet-street, No. 4Q , Paternoster-row, dud No. 10, Crown-court, :Soho. -CERTIFICATES, OCT. 24. 'S. Barker aivd J. G. Barker; Biiliter-square,' ntercliant9-4. C. 'Farrell, Gosport, .lin:n-tlrarr- . --,1 1 : Ratcliffe, Mailfe , iex, provision-Asarrliouseman-11'. Tnstain, Li} et pt► ol, - velloksale grocer , - - ,1. 0. :Mosley and ti..l. fieuch. Sidmontli-ittsice, Gray's Inn-lane, niantif,ict.,rurs toys--W• Mamie' and Ii Mantle, ()Hey, Yu; ksloire, Raven, Elartahorne, Derl4'sliire, dealer—T. Fleming, Liverpool, mei diatit—W. •Julinson, , sen. and T. .lolinson, LiVerpnol ) Waiwickshire, corn-dealer —IV. Ripley, Lancaster, mei e . lant-=.l'. Eaton ; P. ukrtlt, Lan• cashire, porter4lealer—W. Muusley, Liartou . under-Ncedwoutia • Staltorcishit 6,, grocer.- " ' • • ; I'ARTNERSIIIPS DISSOIXO. • . C. Jackson, Bri4howiniBtone, sci.ol.mis • tresses--S.•Cupping and .V. Sharpe, Itoit.ltii . Centent 'Wharf, Narrow-wa Ili • Lambeth, eo:11 -1, " 0 0 1 " 1 " —W • Thom psi..) and T. litirgt•s:, - Nianehester, I •inalfo s-- - -. 1 - 1 74 _Atkins and J. M.uot,Pleasant, near Gray'iitti Line, eolith- mama' a cturcrs — A. P. Mei !intim, J. gutter, void U r titched-cri.rs, liii.pLue.worliers (so tur i 4 i . ipects J. lint Scholtield . and -T. Lower- Lalica,hitti,- shopkeepers—T. Horne, W. •Devev, AV. bottle, and. F.. Dever, itanidile, Southwark, Smith, •Reading, and J. Soil, it, Eitiiiteflow, coach-prOprieiors—W Drtiry and•: th, Liverpool, ironmonger-,74. ti and J. Milner., Liverpool, vinegar-liter - clittnis--it.Jewesson and 'Lomas, Siteffield, table-knift.- - inant aticturer.--. 1 .•111trilWell and N. : Bard well, Sheffield, auctioneers—S. Packet' and - W. PeWy,•fleet-street, :manufacturers—E. Myth -and. Star court, Bread stlyet, tuzuni4liun -agents. -