The Sun. — London, England, 1840-10-13 00:00:00

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Tickets, 3s. each ; reserved seats, 55., may be had of the prin cipal music -sellers ; of Mr. Mitchell, 39, Charing-cross; and °f Mr. Ries, 102, Strand, opposite Exeter Hall. THOMAS BREWER, Hon. Sec. WEST of LONDON and WESTMINSTER CEMETERY, at. Earl's Court, Old Brompton (consecrated by the Lord Bishop of London). Person s d es i rous of PURCHASING GROUND for the e rection of Vaults., &c., and Monuments, should make appli !ation at the Office, fi'); Charing-cross, where a list of prices, kes, and other particulars may he obtained from Ten till Five. A portion of the ground is set apart for the use of Dissenters of all denominations. The attention of the public is invited to inspect the double raf i rr e „r Catacomb s a l rea d y completed, 2,0-10 feet extent. The Cemetery is daily open from Eight o'clock till Dusk, and mice constabl ' es are stationed on the ground at all hours. EMIGRATION. 1 - IENJA MIN EDGINGTON, Marquee, waREETTentSOUTHWARK, Flag, and Rick Cloth Man the ufacturer, 2, DUKE ' , , opposite Greenwich Rail- V Entrance, London -I:I4t.QUEES ansl TENTS of various dimensions, with every necessary append age f or s p ee dy erection; and all ki n d s twice proof cloth s su it a bl e f or E migran t s , sacks, ropes, lines, s, nets, &c. ' s A Warehouse at 208, Piccadilly. iJPPER. PART of a MOUSE to LET, 208, PICC " 81.„•Y EET and a HOUSE ove awl SHOP to LET, 5, TOOLEY- A pply as ab. MALLAN and SONS' improved . MINERAL .ITCCEDANEUM, with permane i nt taw t indestructible White Enamel, not. distinguishsble from t se aril Cortex o Enamel of the Teeth, for filling decayed T oth. r pens. MALLAN and SONS, Surgeon-Dentists, 2, Upper n-street, Belgrave-square, Pimlico ; 32, Great Russell ,r4t, B loomsbury • and Rue de Castiglioni, Paris, beg to 4 4 1) , ri te their Patien ' ts and the Public generally, that they have com e in effecting the above desirable improvement. In- Pietr ble artificial and natural Teeth fixed. from. fo rm a to and a : t e .t• without wires or lieatures, guaranteed stication 2 liit'alation. Lo,tse Teeth securely and effectually fastened. 0,4, per Eaton -street, 13elgrave-square; 32, Great Russell- Icannshury; and Rue de Castiglioni, Paris. Ay , - '''PEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY, (opposite 76, x„,, , the York Hotel), and 11, M'ILLIAM-STREET, BANK of ENGLAND. ~ A7t,,,1T AND HEARING. - ES ri . tem - '"'NIALS on the Messrs. S. and B. SOLOAIONS' Op& n rented SPECTACLE LENSES and INVISIBLE " V IS TIVE VOICE CONDUCTOR for Deaf Persons. the o s , r e, the undersigned, have been for somq time snaking ° :! 4 essrs.. Solomons' nevvly-invented Spectacle . Lens . es ; -si,nnishing relief they afford to imperfect . vision gives t he decided preference to every other kind . of Lens di sti - clearness of the transparency brings every object very tiel e n : ; ',and enables individuals to view the most minute par.. by c .,Z,' t ,t , perfect accuracy. They are particularly . pleasant brigh t light as they appear cooling to the sight, and soften 414; brilliant lights •.- s n i o.t dell, Esq., M.D., 1, Great George-street, West : cl eor er, .:T jg!,G. Sigmond, Esq., M.D., 24, Dover-street. Pettigrew, Esq., F.R.S., Saville-rew. Anih sl arnsboth am , Esq., M.D., Broad-street-buildings. 4)l,, n ri nY White, Esq., Surgeon, 3, Parliament-street. -Pred ''''"'Per, Esq. , Surgeon, 29, Newington-place, Kennington. N ob Leighton Esq., M.D., 7, Upper Gower-street. Ales Elwyn, Leighton, , Surgeon, 36, Albemarle-street. `sors• Griffiths and Duncan, Surgeons, 3, Leadenhall-street. Esq., Surgeo n , I s l ewor th. 11 a y' Esq., Surgeon, 33, New Broad-street. Ta '"" 13 , Esq. M.D., Exeter. nor Gordon, Esq., M.D. C, th,Bnwie Esq., M.D., Bennett-street, Bath. • tlens -Y ,. wo od ' , sq. M.D., Blandford. W in 3 , ; Lawrence, Esq. M.D., Tenby. e ,,afreson, Esq., S ' urgeon-oculist,2l, South Audley-street. we.4lll4lll9tboi,nEuisn(l:tEsq. M.D. Cheltenham. ALL, Brighton. s , T a nt Conolly, Esq., M.D., Cheltenham. 71,...7naAllnatt, Esq., M.D. Wallingford. s Willis Esq., M. D., Brighton. 4 06 rths, Esq., Surgeon, Hammersmith. - ixenderick Esq., Surgeon, eon Manchester-street, Manehes , chttetr-square. q" g Tonally, E sq., Surgeon, Camden-town. N'7olebourn' Esq. Surgeon, 2i, Harleyford-place, Ken gton%oll`Cann, Surgeon, 50, Parliament-street. „, r Banner, Esq., Surgeon, 26, Berkeley-square. 811oa . • o w nree. Esq. Surgeon, 15, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor- A, -▪ n 1, g hsh, Esq., Surge on , D enmar k-hill . burarklemere, Esq., Surgeon, 10, Charlotte-street, Blooms t: J, Pollock Es , q„ Sur geon , K ens i ng t on . ..toddart, Esq., Surgeo n , 32, Golden-square. ". Walker Surgeon, Charlotte.street, Bloomsbury. Surgeon, 46, Davies-street, Berkeley 1r ,am Nason, E.q Surgeon,Nuneaton, Warwickshire." V'placing the above '' list of Testimonials before the public, IN I% a i ' se rs s' S 'ln9 Opticians and Aurists, state that their OPERATIVE TIVE VOICE CONDUCTOR, by eeh, thousands of Deaf A Persons have been greatly benefited, ‘tiot larger than a seven-shilling• piece, and when fixed into • e e ' avit " the ear is soft and easy, and not more uncomfort e nor perceptibl e than having a piece of wool in its place. .its use the faintest whisper at a public assembly is heard 4:4distinctness. -e important news inventions are patronized by their Ma jkeZAtle King and Queen of Hanover and their Royal High eh Princesses Augusta and Sophia, her Serene eHigh princess Esterhazy, the Princesses Mary and Rosa, lolgielvthe Duchess Dowager of Bedford, and their Graces "licliem 4l 'oP of Canterbury, the Dukes of Devonshire and 3 9, Al eenVca &c rie-strCet, and 76, King William -street, Bank. rtlip TURKISH HAIR BALSAM. is the discovery of OTH lesst'a • "T APHA, Surgeonßarber to the Sultan, and pos lirodu singular virtues. It not only prevents Baldness, and Mme r ee f s t a e Z t4 be i n au G t. t:ow . th of Hair, but renders it at the same ks;', f w v. Paig e i andf a i l v u e a s b ' i l t e. a natural curl. As a dres.. Children's Hair, by the tli t A u n is Ba lsam, beco s n ' l n es freed from scurf and harshness. l ee, p orn uen ` 7 47 . th of Whiskers and Nlustachios, it is strongly ' a b e had " ttottk s at the Depot, 10, Maddox-street, Rogent-street, at s s. and 9s. each, or a large Familg Bottle, 235. IT STAt. Where also may be had V„ RA and CO.'S IMPERIAL TURKISH OTTO ethert to HAIR DYE, h t n B r, Whiskers, and Mustachios, changing the colour -(1 4 of th r nwn or Black. It will be found superior to any e kind hitherto known in this country. 1)11C.4Ots• Sold i n B ott l es at 62. an d 15s. eac h . - and 3 c, °rd era (enclosing remittance) addressed to Musta 't as above, will be immediately attended to. To b e had of all respectable vendors. 1 1\ IPIR L-r uh --MARy for the CURE of STRIC- IcR A .‘ES of the URETHRA, SYPHILIS, GON,OR )IiGttLEETS, and all DISEASES of the GENERA .,_I4-,tiotitutvaeinth-st''anadliNugAßl ORGANS. the above Instituti: is closed, Patients may 'N O (11I tc4re eeive the GRATUITOUS ADVICE of the Sur -71'14 Courtenay 49 Great Marlborough-street,) by ap -444 niS " 11 }lca - instead of the Charit . y. cl At 1 4 0 Nta t "ldanee, from Eight to Ten in the Mornings N3l O . ',.." ev en to Nin. ut in the Evenings. On Sundays in the not in the Evening ACROSTIC. A U virt '.kn Elixir in wh ose h ea l t hf u l stream . IT "; the Alchemist s fondreaTer— ,t A ' Ni l 3et potent—there like woman' p,, 4 %. 1 4 1; s the ruby, fragrant as the bower. N I;Tird Nectar i" pleased, the mother cries; S ays the suffering infant with surprise. 44.1 but at e rial, it must win the day, His el lroi slls the " Sirup o . ranget." c i ou d elicious iNfedicine is peculiarly effica- IN l s s ,i4th, s ,ln relieving indigestion, spasms, fullness, awl aken fs " e " 1 , flatulence, &c. A tea-spoonful, or even li ft (heii, gee or twice a week, will imperceptibly render the 4tt h e ,Rular, and preserve the whole system in a state of 1 44dLit is a , lt t h e ' Price 2s. 9d. As one bottle contains many ow of the cheapest as well as best aperients ever r , 4, A 4: 4 A, '4l' for ' e nt—H. Schooling. 139, Fenchurch-street. 1 / 4 41- -(i0 6 " SIROP ORANGE PURGATIF DE LA- *SS-.-.......... PUBrac NOTIFICATION. of li.S. SLOAN and CO., Members lit? ( . th e tii iP.ti l , Royal College of Surgeons, 2 BIRONMONGER- . LANE, lit I;,pisi-TREET, 4, ARGYLL-PLACE, variety and stage of every c'il liii ", may be and 38, from Eight o'Clock in the „ RIO until Ten at Night, on any patient t-,>.sr,terv._th.that delicacy and secresy they have hitherto ob ,r jnfirle;trteatment the Uses . of an ea tt„eattistn,tl;_e ther, hindra t nce in t e. they p . u ro rs m ue will not subject f slight or tti: in t.!eo eradica f. ightboursitneeossd.ays, debility, Generative .. V, ariri`v r three, without the indiscriminah e . r u l seof mer _i.looro -. a at a moderate expense. .4.',.trtrar;, ..ttd Strictures of the o U , rehra, niahappily so Fre`c i a . tstleile,,to 14•Lets'dsrsuirli those d ue o r . ri so ,.. lo p r r g in e c o ip s l i e l s or w o hich have i l a. illei r 7," for nearcv th L.. 4t i ,, , e,er. ir ,y yea ktoqterA " .u?n to maintain. •e t an an . rs in London, and whl f eh D it i t w t ill P be rt.. tieu, teon...aintng enclosure, will be answered by retr i a t l — \""it,i s' how everdistant, will be cerresvontled with u ' j --- 6 -- -----......_____ 1 , r., 'AT Iq.STORED I —NERVOUS HEAD-ACHE 'lii ) i„ e ~, AND DEAFNESS CUREE! l i ,n. uriginal Testimonials• en Gratis given Under the q.,,,,,,0Ng,5,EyE SNUFF.---Under all Agents. Ne olsaPoaftr!nage of his late Ahjesty, her r is universally i,rttioernitendelnt, and . the Lords of . the ffi r a e r• u in y' removing dis- Royal Highness the 1) 1 :8 in e i t i ent h3; the Fr.tculty for its e c 41)4,1_ Alicr_e . o the Eyes and Head. . rs,,s"th userl It, and termed i , .br . A Haile Mecum. preventive. (See t the Faculty's Friend, : I , ts 4_ •indra also recommends its use as a ~ ~ , P ort I,..'`` hiiii:ne_n in Sunderland .published in the . Times," (See ' 131., ,n_Journal, ' and • British Traveller," ni "v Snuff , J He say s , " The herbaceous quality of the 4(1 f,„, ~ on is stomach, as well h'lq:iel 44 effee t h• as the nerves of the e_ hill , le tenacious sympathy of the membrane t tle Zlcri takletrin7. nervous system, that Grimstone's Eye Snuff, , a A,„ irequenlY must prevent any 40t1' °," a d ' • • • 1 d tion —Date'', 1 Nov n reconarnends Its universal aop . ti, J. •, 1831 . contagion entering s Z r 34 •4 z r GUT n air, Esq., F.R. S—This eminent surgrn . siti,.. ecommends Grimstone's Eye Snuff. —See J. B. La .h 01:,,,:vter of Whitehall. ' l , l lte r, e the Caution' —W. GRIMSTONE is the sole ine Cep ) , 6f and the only geniiine is prepared by him. , Silt ~I•etter to Wm Grimstone, Esq. , 10th Aug., 1840. ' 41 `1 1 1v; --- '• take the liberty;'f. enclosing cash for a further mo d' I 441 w happ; toifo e rm you that the person who has ,utLYoin. valuabi Snuff being blind for the last sir. 11.3,11.44,:lec,arily'vrietillicavtneaoset.di'sYtreti•Issirirg'taeaaorToh(e during twelve months, nearly restored to the (l oet nr : '" Much tha j t el he cean latter, and the distance of half a mile, Thi; oriel medicine havin g been useless. Yours, ErF , &c. (laani,44. doriferous Herbaceous Compound of Herbs is sold in ) k ) 4, hy ' ', L at Sci., h 'd ‘) 4d 4s. 4d., es., and 15s. 6d. e—iti'litt`tnAtjruye•l:ur,oipr. iCtcurr,. W. Y -- .. s. .Gr irh " stOne, at 39, Broad-street, all 1 . 8 e; 1 A liberal ail be obtained in thealll rs principal towns and pp e , owners, captains, and 4 shi H ' s of Grinal a u t:Zs ce E t y o e Snuff.l ' This celebrated Snuff Tlalit,PPet.l to all the A - ea • in e ,, clOarters of the globe, and retains its benign ttest, ' tr Y climate. All &Jeffs and notice, .'. Cigars shipped on No. 15,007. L ONDON, WESU DLL: FIRST PIU LIST OF PERSONS wilt GAME CERTIFICATES ear Abbott, Chis. James, New Inn Abbott, Chls. Tho , ., New Inn Abell, Edward, Fish-street-hill Adams, Charles, Staines Adams, Robert, Queen-street Adamson, James, Ely-place Addison, Dr. J., New-street, Spring-lard:ns Adey, 600dson, Lincoln's Inn Agar, —, Elm Lodge, Kentish MN n - Ager, William, Great Marlbo rough-street Aglionby, H. A., Middle Tem• plc Ainslie, Charles, 12 Park-st., Westminster Alder, Ealand, Harrow Aldred, Samuel 8., Holborn bridge Aldridge, John, Middle Temple Alexander, William, Ruislip Alexander, George, Ruislip Allan, Thomas, Friday-street Allison, Joseph, Regent-street Alston, Sir Chis., Mount-st Alven, Francis, Wallbrook Amos, William, Wallbrook Anderson, Joshua, Grove End. place, St. John's Wood-road Andrews, Chls., Old Broad-st Andrews, George Wm., Ealing Andrews, John, Lincoln's Inn AppaA, Thomas, Clapton Appleton, Henry, Harmonds- Worth y Appleyard, C., 9 Montagne-st Archer, George, Gerrard-st Archer, John, 3 lio'born Arabin, Richard, 24 Park-st. Grosvenor-square Aris, John, Ratcliff Ashley, George C., Isleworth Ashley, Morris, Staines Ashwell, Thomas, Shoe-lane Attwood, Alfred, Kensington Auldjo, John, Kensington Bacon, Francis, Canonbury, Is lington Bagley, James, West Drayton Baildon, Francis, Highbury Bailey, Arthur, Cumberland place, Regent's Park Malley, John, Esq., Davies-st Bails, John W., Gracechurch• street Bainbridge, Henry, St. Paul's Churchyard Bainbridge, E. T., 10, Park place, St. James's Baines, Edward, St. John street-road Baines, William, New Bond-st Baker, Col. C. M., St. Alban's place Baker, George, Chelsea Baldry, James, Twickenham Band well, Cengreve, Newgate market Barber, Jph, Lower Thames-st Barber, Leonard, 5, Penton-st., Clerkenwell Barker, Thomas, Esher-bridge, Surrey Barnard, Thomas, New Broad street Barnes, Fred., Fenchurch-st Barnes, J. I)., Tottenham Barnes, John Branch, Finchley Barnes, Thomas F., 393 Ox ford-street Barnet, John Edward, Stoke Newington Barnet, Robert, Stoke New ington Barnett, Henry. Halkin-street, St. George, Hanover-square Barnett, John, Minories Barnwall, Henry, South Mi nories Barrand, James, Whitefriars Barron, Charles, 18 Pall Mall Barton, Hugh, 3 Regent-street Bastard, Rev. P. P., Hanworth Batt, James, Hillingdon Batt, William, West Drayton Battiscombe, Richard, Grove, Kentish Town Battye, Thomas, Stoke New ington-green Baugh, Edward, Lombard-st Baylis, Edward, Cambridge terrace Baynes, J. W., 25 Portland. place Beadon, W. F., Mitre-court Beale, Thomas Barbot, 2 Fitz roy-square Beckford, Fran. Love, Fulham Beckford, William, Fulham Beckham, Barnard, Chelsea Beckham, William, Little Car ter-lane Beckham, George, Esq., Upper Ebury-street Beckwith, John, Esq., Maddox street Beeson, James, Long-lane Belk, Edward, 174, Tottenham court-road Bell, Charles, 36, Bedford-row Bell, George, Ebury-street Bell, W.E. , Lower Thames-st Bellamy, A., John-street, tied ford-row Beman, William, 1 Huntsworth Mews, Gloucester- square Benbow, John, Micklenbey-sq Benbow,Rv. E„ Mieklenbey-sq Benn, Charles Jun., Cranford Bennett, George, 8 Great Ches terfield-street Bennett, Geo., 22 Goodge•st Bentley, John, Ludgate-hill Berkeley, Hon. F. IL J., Cran ford Berkeley, Hon. T.M. T., Cran ford Berkeley, Hon. Craven, Cran ford Berkeley,Charles C., 16 South ampton-buildings Berkeley, Charles, 25 Mon tague-place Bernesconi, Benjamin, Marrow Betts, Thomas, Thomas-street, Hackney-road Bigongiare, Ccsare.Kensington Bingley, Henry, East Smith field Bingley, John, Bow Bird, William, Jun., Hammer smith Bird, James, Hammersmith Birdseye, Thomas, 47 Ernest street Birt, Jacob, Myddleton-square Bishop, John, Esq., Sunbury Bishop, John, 38 Bernard-st Blackburn, G. H , Old Broad street Blailen, L., 15 St. John-street road Bland, Joseph, Stanwell Bleake, Francis, Hillingdon Block, Allan W., Old Broad street Bloodsworth, John F., Esq., Thomas-street Blower, Edward IL, Provi dence-street, St. Luke's Blunden, William, Queen's road, Paddington Blunt, J. E., Lincoln's Inn Boards, Edward, Edmonton Boards, William, Edmonton Bockett, William Halsay, 19 Doughty-street Bodkin, William, Hampstead Heath Violton, Henry, Lamb's Con duit-street Bond, Joseph, 54 St. James's street Bond, Fred., Little Stanmore Bones, John, Maids-hill Booker, Eleazer, Tottenham Boon, John, Tottenham Boreham, J. H. Hindon Bosanquet, Sir J. 8., 13 Mon tague-place Bouchier, Charles, d 6 Wim pole-street Bouton, Samuel, Willesden Bourdilson, Thomas, Lincoln's inn Bowles ' Capt. W., Hill-street Boyd, Christopher, Clapton Boyd, James, Saint George Boyer, George, jun., Harrow Bracher, Edward, Newgate market Brailsford, Richard, Enfield Branscombe, Robert, Old Fish street Bray. Reginald, 46 York-ter race, Regent's-park Brew, Wm., jun. Hillingdon Bridge, Alfred Charles, Middle Temple Bridgman, Geo., Billingsgate Bright, Brailsford, Bishops gate-street Within Britten, Frederick, Suffolk-lane Britten, Thomas, Suffolk-lane Broderick, J. W. , Kingsbury Bromley, Henry, 40 Upper Grove-street Brooke, Zack, Featherstone buildings Brooks, Edward, Spital- square Brown, P. A., 41 Devonshire place Brown, William, Mineries Browning, Henry, 4 Gloms- , rridze, Th omas , Feltham, ter-place, Portman-square Browning, Th omas, G ray ' s -i n n Bumb Bryant, Willi am , 1 08 Oxford-4 street GAME DUTY, 1840. street Collins, John, Sunbury Coomber, John, Bedfont MINSTER, and MID SEX. 3LICATION. a have taken out GENERAL ,ch at 31. 13i. 6d.:— Bryon, Thomas, 22 Notting ham-place Bull, Richard, Upper-street, Islington Bulpet, G., Albany Bunnett, Thomas, Ashford Bunney, F. 8., Lamb's Con duit-street Burton, Parnell, Gutter-lane Busk, E. T., Edmonton Butland, William, 38 Roadside, Whitechapel Butler, Thomas, 2 Mount-ter race, Whitechapel Butler, Henry, Fenchurch-st Buxton, NV., Winchmore-•hill Buxton, Ed. North, Brick-lane Buzzard, John Edward, Ham mersmith !Caldicott, Robert, Wood-street Caldwell, Thomas L., Bedford- TOW Cain, H. R., Hillingdon Campbell, General Sir John, Mill-street Camden, G. J. S., Hounslow Campbell, Arthur, Esq., Hamp ton Campbell, Henry John, Ken sington Capes, Joseph, East Smithfield Carter, William, Edgeware Carr, William, Enfield Carberry, Edward, 'Trent-park, Enfield Carr, James It, Liverpool-st Carswell, William, Maida-hill Casamaijor, J. C., 10 Man chester- buildings Cathcart, George, Burlington Hotel Cattley, John Garrett, 2 High bury-terrace Charrington, Augustus, Esq., Hampton Charleton, Edward, St. Mary at- Hill Chaplin, William, John-street, Adelphi Chambers, D. L., Bishopsgate street 'Without Chamberlain, John, 2l Hen rietta-street, Cavendish-sq Chantry, G. L., Tottenham- court-road Chantry, Sir Francis, Belgrave place Chandler, Thomas, Islew•orth Chandler, Robert, Sunbury Chapman, Thomas, Hammer- smith Chapman, Daniel, Cranford Chapman, E., Gibson-square, Islington Chichester, Hon. Augustus, 18 Upper Seymour-street Child, R. J., 4 Russell-square Clutterbuck, Thomas, Great Stanmore Clutterbtiek, Peter, Great Stan more Clark, Thomas, Tottenham Clarke, John, Crutched-friars Clarke, J'hn, Fenchurch-st Clarke, T. T., Ruislip Clarke, Charles, 23 Montague- street Clarke, Giles, 13 Welbeck-st Clarke, Henry, 54 Manches- ter-street Clarke, George, 50 Albany-st Clark, Henry, Fleet•street Clapham, W. H., 29 Great Portland-street Clayton, Mich., Lincoln's-inn Clayton, Joseph, Willesden Clay, W., Esq., M.P., T wick- enham Clifford, Chas. Henry, Shadwell Clift, Charles, 198 Regent-st Clode, Nathaniel, Mark-lane Clossman, F. F., st. James's- street Clowes, Edward, Parliament- street Clowser, Edward Page, Mount Lodge, Hampstead Cobb, Thomas W., 12 Buck ingham-street Codd, E. S., 15 Fludyer-strcet Cohen, K:-.;.,1;1cwe1l 'Coleman, John; Cannon-street Coley, Charles, Lower-road, Islington Collins, James, Enfield (Collins, W. 11., New Bridge- Coombes, Richard, Hampton Coombes, Robert, Hampton Compton, Horatio Nelson, Finchley Condell, Charles, Kensington Coney, Captain, 17th dancers, United Service Club Connop, Newell, jun., White. hall Connop, Richard, Enfield Conquest, John, Finsbury-sq Cook, Samuel, Artillery-place, St. Luke's Cooker, Dudley, Finchley Cooke, Colonel, Upper Brook street Copeland, W. T., Lincoln's im.-fields Cooper, Chas., Old Bell Hotel, Holborn Cooper, John, jun., Harmonds- worth Cooper, John, 2 Church street, Lambeth Cooper, Jas. Lindsay, Highgate Cope, Arthur, Finchley Corder, R. A., 82 Charlotte street, Portland-place Corder, Charles, 82 Charlotte.. street, Portland-place Cox, H. R., Hillingdon Cox, Frederick, Hillingdon Cox, G. F. St. Benet's-hill Cragg, Richard Riley, Road side, Whitechapel Crampton, J. N., Harefield Cease, Joseph, Stonefield street, Islington C,ripps, John, Newgate-street Creckford, Henry, St.James's street Crockford, Ed., St. James's-st. Cross, Thomas, Frith-street Crouch, A. ft., rillingsgate Cruttenden, John, 1 Crispin street Spitalfields Curtis, Thomas, Edmonton Curtis, W. 8., Cannon-street Curtis, Robt., Jewry-street, Aldgate Curzon, Capt. Edward, Marl borough House, St. James's sq-aare Oust, Hon. Peregrine, Hill-st. Dalton, Grant, D. P., Grecian Hotel Dallas, Sir Robt., Bart., 10 Ileuriet ta.-st. Cavendish-sq. Dancer R. F Harrow Davies, Jno. H., Esq. , Curzon• street Davies, William, Minories Davis, Edward, 15 George-st. Hanover-square Davis, James, Twickenham Thomas, Chelsea Davis, William, Islington Dawkins, Edward F., Esq., Upper Brooke-street Daws, Georue Bedfont , Dawes, George, Angel-court, Throgmorton street Day, Francis, Bridge-street, iVestminster Day, William, 353 Strand Deane, Richard, Halkin-street Death, Jeremiah. Hoxton 'Delafiehl, William, Castle-st. Dennis,Wm., Islington-place Desborough, Lawrence, Size- lane Devonshire, ,G. K., New-court Deverell, Thomas, 1 Orchard street, Portman-square Dewal, Lewis, Lincoln's-inn Dewey# Geo. Myddleton- sq. Dickenson, lames, Old-street, St. Luke's Dimond, C. P., 10 Henrietta street, Cavendish-square Divarreis, F., 5 James-street, Buckingham-palace Dixon, Henry James, Ham- mersmitli Dodds, William, Tottenham Dore, W. A., Inner Temple Dossetter, Thomas, Poultry, Clieapside Douglas, William, 104 Oz ford-street Dowdeswell, G. M., Inner Temple Downer, William, Gray's-inn Drake, John, Enfield Drummond, Colonel 8,, Chas. street Duberley, Capt. G., Charles• street, St. Jamrs's _ Duckworth, Thomas, Newgate Market _ Duncombe, James, 4 Gray's•- inn-place Drury, Alexander, Hadley Jurdon, John, Hampton Bade, W. A., Lincoln's-inn Earnshaw, Thomas, Fenchurch street Easum, Robert Hayes, Ral cliff. Eatwell, Capt. W., 64 Great Marlborough-Street Eden, Ralph, 28 Abingdon•st. Edcn, Robert, Hampton Edmunds, Leonard,Grat ton- st. Eisdell, James, Enfield Ekin, William. Ludgate-hill Eley, Charles, Isleworth Ellice, Russell, 5 Portman-sq. Elliott, Capt. W., 19 Seymour nine, Bryanstone-square Ellis, W., Albany Ellis, Richard, Hendon Ellis, John, Pinner Ellis, George, Edmonton Ellis, Thomas, Whitechapel Elmore, John, 3 John-street Edgeware-road Englehart, S. 8., jun., Great Knight Rider-street Erskine, Rt. Hon. Thos., Cum berland-pl. Regent's-park Erskine, Hy. Trail, Cumber land-place, Regent's-park Erswell, Henry, Pavement, Moorfields Etherington, William, Ham mersmith Evans, Price J., 34 Hay - market-street Evans, George, Ealing Evans, Robert Lloyd, Acton Everett, Hy., Middle Temple Everett, William, Enfield Ewings,W., 213 High Holborn Faber, C. W., Lincoln's-inn Falkner, George, King-street, Westminster Farmer, Daniel, Aldgate Farmer, Joseph, Enfield Farnell, James, King-street, Clerkenwell Farnell, Chas., Esq., Isleworthi Feat on, Samuel John, 33 Gt. Portland-street Fellowes, Henry,Queenhithe Fen ov ick, Joseph,, 8 Blandford square_ Fer;ers, Edmund, Harrow Ferris, George, Pudlicote, Chipping Norton Ferreday, Rev. John, Worces ter College, Oxford Field, FraneisVentris, Finchley Field, George Ventris, ditto Field, Robert Ventris, ditto Fisher, William, Crooked-lane Fisher, W. W., King's-Arms yard, Coleman-street Fitzroy, Hots. George, New Bond-street Fleming, Joseph, Carey-street Fletcher, John, Nassau-street Flower, Edward, 7 Lincoln's inn-fields Foreman, Chas., Clifford's-inn Forsyth, William, Twickenham Fortescue, Wm, Smithfield-bars Fortescue. Hon. Hugh, Gros- venor-streot Fosbury, John, Esq., Hat chett's Hotel Fosbury, T. T., Duke-street, St. James's Forster, Percival Wm., Bell size, Hampstead Forster, Mathew, ditto Forster, John, ditto Fothergill, John, Savage- - gardens Fox, William, jun., Great Knight Rider-street Francis, Wm., 4 rowis-street Frederick, Capt. Chas., R.N., 2 King-street, Portman-sq. Grederick, Geo. S., 2 King street, Portman-square Frodsham, H. J.,Gracechurch- street Fuidge, Thomas, St. James's- square Fuller,George, Poultry,Cheap- side Fuller, G. A., Cornhill Fnller,Geo., 15 Caroline-street Gadesden, C. E., Kingsbury Gage,Admiral SirWm.,Eaton place Gallienne, Abraham, 115 Gos- well-road Gannon, Edw. M., Chiswick Garratt, Henry Thomas, 53 Welbeck-street Gardner, John, King-street Gardener, Thomas, Hillingdon Garner, Richard, Enfield George, Augustin King, En- field Gibbons, John, Crouch-end, Homey Gibbons, Sir John, Bt., Stan- well Gibbons, John, Esq., Stanwell Gibbs, Henry, 23 13erners- street Gibbs, James, Clement's-inn Giddens, James, Bedfont __. Giesler, Charles Fredk., 18 Upper Woburn-place Gill, S►r Robert, Chelsea Gillet, John, 1 Tavistock-st Gilbert, Rev. John I'., Duke- street Gladwin, W. R., Watling-sC Glennie, John T., St. Benet's- hill Glasse,W.B., Lincoln's-inn Good, Henry, Queen-street Goodwin, Wm., Royal-mews Goodman, Win., Hampton Goding, James, Esq., Bel- grave square Gore, the lion. C., 20 Wil- ton-cresceat Gosling, T. J., 10 Upper Harley.•street Gusset, Rob,rt, Edmonton Gouldham, John, Albion-cot tage, Islington Grace, Capt. Percy, Mount-st Grant, Sir Alex., Grosvenor street Geary, T., Albany Graham, J. C., Park-street, Westminster Graham, J. D., Cranford Green, W. H., Basinghall-st Green, Francis G., Portugal. street Greene, T. W., Lincoln's-inn Greenhill, Joseph, Northolt Greenwood, Major, Great Queen-street, Westminster Gregory, J. A., Chatham. place Gregory, G. 8., 41 Bedord• square Greville, Algernon, Hillingdon Griggs, James R., Enfield GmDion, Pierre, Acton Gude, 11., jun., George-yard, Lombard-street Gurney, Wm., Esq., Limmer'sl Hotel Guthrie, George John, Esq., Berkeley-street Haffenden, Thos., jun., Han• well Haines, Robert, Margaret-at., Hackney-read Hales, Thomas, 96, Charlotte- street HaMiceli, Richard, Alfred-pl Hallhide, G.. Coventry-street Hall, Aliuhael, St. Paul's Churchyard Hammond, John, Lea-bridge, Clapton Hamilton, Wm. John, Ches ham-place Hankey, J. A., Mincing.lgne Hansler, It. J., tipper Bedford place Han,ler, Sir John, Tavistoek- square Hanson, Charles, 18 South ampton-street Harcourt, Edw., London. wall Harris, T. G., Old Palace-yard Harmon, John, Enfield Hart, Sir Henry, Limmer's Hotel, St. George, Hanover square Hart, Jacob, Coleshill-street Harrison, W. H., Sunbury Harriott, J. G., Twickenham Harvey, Robert, Staines Harvey, D. 8., Tottenha ,- n Hastie, Archibald, West-st., Finsbury-circus Haswell, Alex., Charles-street, Clerkenwell Hatch, Wm., jun., Hanworth Hawkins, Col., St. James's•pl Hawkins, J. W., 71 Maryle bone-lane Hawkins, George, Ickenham Haynes, C. F. S., 2:3 Upper Wimpole-street _ _ Hayward, Robert, , Brunswick place, Islington Neale, J. N., Esq., Staines Heathorn, William, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street Hellis, Charles, St. James's walk, Clerkenwell Helps, Bryan, Bayswater Hempstead, Stephen, 21 Mon tagu-place Henbry, James, 44 Edgeware road - - Heritage, Henry, Friday-street Hibbert, Geo., Billiter-court Higgs, Samuel, Harrow Hill, Henry, Ruislip Hill, Joseph, Harrow Hill, C., Canonbury Hill, Samuel, ditto Hilyard, R. C., Inner Temple Hitchcock, James, Northolt Hitchcock, Robt., St. John's street-road Hoare, Joseph, North-end Hoare, Sam., Hampstead-heath Hodges, Trophemus, Upper Southwick-street LONDON, fUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1840. Ho gkinson, R., 2 Doughty-st hougson, Thus., jun., White chapel flodsticn, Joseph, Harrow Hodgson, J., Vigo-street Hodgson, Rev. Ilugh,Cloisters, Westminster Hoggart, Chas. L., Edmonton Hogarth, J. R., Heston Holbrook, Jame, Tottenham Holland, R. H., Staines Holland, W. J., King-street Hollis, 'rhos., Esq., Oxford-st Holmes, Thos., Twickenham Holloway, Win., Lincoln's-inn Honeywood, Wm., Esq., Isle worth Hooper, James Betts, Enfield Chan _ . . . Marriott, George, Broadway, Westminster Marriott, Thos., High-street, St. Giles's Marlborough, Pry., Hampstead Marrott, Robert, Roslyn -street. Marshall, Charles, Church lane, Whitechapel Marshall, Thos., Heston Marslin, m., 23 Wigmore-st. Martin, Edw., Inner Temple Martyn, Capt., Waterloo-place Martyn, C. S., Whitehall-gar. dens Martelli, C. H. A., 19 Upper Berkeley-street Matthews, Chamberlain, South Minorics Matthews, R. H., 14 Edward street, Portman-square Mawhood, Fredk., Brunswick parade, Islington Alay, Thos., Middle Temple May, R. H. 21 Maryl e b one -' s treet, Golden-square Mechi, J. J., Leadenhall-street Melville, Philip, Clarendon-pl. Mercer, Daniel, West Drayton Meredith, Chas.,Torrington-sq. Merrick, Thos., jun., Ashfo r d Merrick, Edmund, Sanwell Merrick, T. H., Stanwell Metcalfe, Francis, Throgmor ton- street :1 11 1 f. i ay ey e a-, s r a , qn, James, uacreol. E F. Miles, n fie ld Berke- l le Millar, John, Enfield Mills, Charles, Hillingdon Mitchinson. A., Esq., Sunbury APLeond, J. A., Old London street _ _ _ Hooper, Richard, Thavie's-inn Hooper, Richard V., Queenh ithe Hope, F. W., 56 Upper Sey mour-street Hopkinson, Luke, Bedford-row Horne, R. H., Esq., Staines Howard, Chas., Copthal-court Howell, John, Quecnhithe Howlett,P. G., 4 Thayer-street Howett, Matthew, 228 Holborn Howes, W. H., Mincing-lane Howe, John, jun., St. Dun stan's-hill Hudleston, J. N., Holloway Hulbert, H. G., 19 Grove- End-road, St. John's-wood Humbert, Geo. Southampton buildings Hunt, Josiah, Hayes Hunt, Samuel, Harmonds- worth Hunter, Thomas Orby, Esq., Grosvenor-place Hurley, A. W., Hayes Hurt, Frank, Lad-lane Hutchins. James, 4 Allsopp's place, New Road Hutt, James, Osborn-place, Whitechapel Money, Chas. F. S., Esq.,l Bond-street Moody, Wm., Inner Temple Moore, Wm., 16 Park-place Mordaunt, Geo., Clement's•inn Morgan, Cadogan, Middle Tem ple Morgan, Henry. Hare6eld Morgan, Francis, 51 Bedford square Morgan, Ed vrd. L., Muswell hill Morris, Chas., Esq., Portugal- Jackson, William, Leadenhall- street Ibbotson, Henry Collingwood, 34 Chester-terrace Ingle, Wright, Chapel-street Instone, Samuel, Hillingdon Irving, John, Esq., Ashford street :Norris, R. W., St. Mary-at hill Morrison, Jas. Geo., 18 Ox- 1 ford-street Morris, James, Hammett- street, Minories Morse, W. Adams, Ealing Muckley, James, Henrietta-st. Muie, James, Moorgate-street Mundell, R. C., 1 Cambridge place, St. Pancras Musgrave, Wm., 74 Harley-st. James, Edwin, Inner Temple James, `V. B„ Basingball-st Janson, Henry, Tottenham Janson, Edward, Tottenham Jarvis, John, 6 Circus-road Jay, Samuel, Lincoln's-inn Jeaffreson, John Farrance, Ca nonbury Jeaffreson, John, High-street, Islington Jenkins, Abel, New-inn Jennings, R. W., St. Benet's- hill Jervis, Jervis J., Lincoln's-inn Jervis, George, Chelsea Jessop, Joseph, Chiswick Jeyes, Ferdinand, Chancery-la Johnson, John James, Duke-st Johnson, Murray Maxwell, Southampton Villa, H ighgate h ill Johnson, Charles, Bowl-yard Johnson, Major F., Albany Joly, Frederick, Church-street, Stoke Newington Jones, David, Exmouth-street, Napier, Thos., Whitefriars Nash, Henry, Edmonton Nash, William, Edmonton Neal, Sam., Clapton Neave, George P., Chelsea Needham, John Manning, Chis well-street _ Nelson, George, New-inn Nettleship, Thos., Chapel-st., Grosvenor-square Nettleship, Sam., North Cray, Kent Newman, Charles, Hayes ton s ' Newman, Matthew, Hasling Newman, Chas., jun., Hasling tmi Newman, Wm., 43, Lincoln's inn-fields Newman, James, Soho-square Newport, Daniel, 1 Christi,- Clerkenwell Jones, Thomas, Esq., 100 New Bond-street Jones, John, Clapton Judd, John Phillips, Park-st Judkins, J. R., Bishopsgate- street Without Jutsum, E. M., Aldgate High street pher-street Nicholls, Wm., Kingsbury Nicholas, Geo., Abchurch-lane Nicholson, Robert, Cornh►ll Nichol, Joseph, Willesden Nicholls, Jos., Twickenham Norris, James, Islevrorth Norton, Dan., Old Broad-street Nugent, Col., Hill street Keene, Edward, Hayes Kent, T. F., St. James's-sq Kent, Robert, 29 Earl-street Lisson Grove Kerby, Daniel, Ruislip Kettle, J. L. R., 44 Upper Sey- mour-street King, Edward, 20 North-st, Oakley, Wm., Whitechapel Oldham, Benj., Stamford-hill Oldham, Joshua, Stamford-bill Oliverson, R., 14 Portland-pl. Oliver, Sam., Hatton-garden Oliver, Alfrd, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside Ong, Aaron, Billingsgate Orton, Thomas, Edgware Osborne, Delano 0., Whet stone Westminster King, Francis, jun., Great Stanmore Kirkman, John, Harefield Kendall, Henry E., Suffolk-st Kepple, Edward George, Ken sington 'Keys, Franeis,Blenheim Hotel, St. Georg,e's,Hanover-square Kimber, Edward, 45 Bell-v.ard King, David, Enfield • King, Robert, Esq., Chester-st King, William, Chiswick King, Thomas, Tottenham Kinton, Newbold, Lamb's Con.. Osman, Firxill(7 Oswin, Owen, John, Enfield-chaee Pack. Edmund, Connaught-sq. Packe, Rev. Chris., Ruislip Paget, Lord Alfred, New Bond street _ _ duit-street Kirkman, Joseph, Soho-square 'Kitchen, Edwin, Queen-street Knevitt, George, Islevrorth Knevitt, Charles. ,litto Knevitt, •W. H., ditto Knight, George, Chelsea Knight, Frederick, Edmonton Kolbe, John Henry, ditto I Kollie, Charles Edward, ditto Kolle, Henry William, Totten- PaTelh - orpe, Thomas, AI,D. Henwell - _ Palmer, Wm.,, South, Wineries Palmer, Richard, Enfield-high-1 way , Paris, A., Enfield-chace Parker, John, Esq., M.P., . .. Whitehall Parker, F. H., Esq., Portugal _ ham Kynaston, Roger, jun., St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate street Parker, Robt., 138 Shoreditch Parke, Sir James, Knt., Park- Labouchere, Henry, Esq. , Bolgrave-square Lacy, W. C., BOW. lane Lacey, Thomas, King's Arms street Parkinson, G. 11., Racquet-et. Parkinson, G. T., Racquet -et. Parkinson, John, 66 Lincoln's- inn-fields Panlett, John, Esq., Limmer's yatd, Coleman-street Lamb, Henry, Salisbut y-square Lamb, Thomas, ditto Lamb, Robert, Harefield Lambert, Col., Albany Lambert,_ Joseph, 50 Regent . Hotel Paynter, James, Howland-st. Peacock. Thos. H., Cannon-st. Pearce, Samuel, Ruislip Pearce, John, Ruislip Peile, T. 11,79 Great Rup.ell street, Westminster Lambert, Thomas, Tavistock street Pemberton,Thos.,Lincoln's-inn Pemeller, Thomas, Tysoe-st., Clerken*elt Perring, John, 85 Strand Perkins, Hy., Esq., Hanworth P err y, R. W., I Perry's-place Peto, James, Heston Pierce, James, Fore-street Pigeon, R. 11., jun., Throg, morton-street Piggott, fly., lied Lion-square Pill, Albert, Pinner Pim, Henry, Cistle-court Planta, lit. Hon. Joseph, Hill street square Lambert, 1., Acton Lane, W., 4 Bedford-place Lang, Joseph, 7 Haymarket Langham, Joseph, S Stanhope street Langworthy, Jas. Hine, Acton Lampson, C.M., Queen-street place Langton, H. J., Upper Thames street Lascelles, Rowley, Esq., Gros venor-street Launder, John, Ludgate-hill Laundy, Sam., Essex-street Lawrence, William, Lombard street Lawrell, Horat., Esq., Upper Grosvenor-street Lawrell, D. H. 4 Esq., ditto Lay, John, Savage-gardens , yard, Coleman-street Lazenby, W. H. H., 6 Edward street, Portman-square Leach, Frederick, 6 Hyde-st Leash, John, Upper Thames street Leather, Joseph, Hadley Lebaron, Jos.,_ Norwood Leete, John, Foster-lane Lee, William, Uxbridge Lee, George, Leadenhall-street Lefroy, G. 8., 207 Piccadilly Leese, Wm. S., Chiswick Leigh, H. G., St.James's- palace Leigh, George, London-wall Lemon, Edward, Edmonton Lewis, Chas., Esq., Belgrave street South Lewis, George, Ebury-street [ Liddell, George, 67 Princes-st I Lightfoot, T. , Esq. ,Oldß urli n g- On-street Lightfoot,S.,Old Burlington-st Lloyd, James, 180 Piccadilly Lloyd, Captain Mark, 11 Duke. street, St. James's Lloyd, Capt. John A., Mount street Lloyd, James, Twickenham Lodington, Henry, 95 Port land-row Lomas, William,Paddington-st Lovell, Frederick, Bishopsgate street Within Lucena, J. L., Middle Temple Ludlam, J., Piccadilly Lochner, Christopher, Enfie i al Lovegrove, Wm., Hanwell Love, James, Finchley Love, William, Stoke- Newing ton Love, Martin, Stamford-kill Lucan, Earl, Lateham Lumley, George, Bow Lunbert, John, 22 Tottenham court-road Lynch, George, H., 6 Ely place Lynes, Charles, Clapton Lysley, Wm. John, 37 Fitzroy square Lyster, Col. Wm., Greenford Plaskett, William, 14 Foley place Plunkett, Wm. Lincoln's-inn Pocklington Robt.,Old-change Padget, John, Greenford Pole, Peter+ West Drayton Pollock, George, Esq., Bedfont Poole, Abraham, 39 Weymouth street Poole, Richard, Gloster-street, Hoxton Poppy, Thomas, 286 Holborn Porker, John, 19 Bruton-street . Pott, John, Stanwell Potter, Robert, Ponders-end Pouncey, Gilbert. Finchley Poupart, Henry . Geo.,Chiswick Powell, Frederick, Hillingdon Powell, John A., Esq., George street Powell, George, Ealing Pressley, Charles, 13, Mon tagu-street Price, George, Islington-place Price, William, Stanwell Prince, William, Enfield Prince, Richard, Enfield high way Propert, John, 6 New Caven dish-street Prowse, J. S., Clement's-la ne Pryor, Arthur, Brick-lane Pryor, Henry Hoare, flan , P• stead Pryor , Robert, Lincoln's-inn Puckett, George, Staple-inn , Puckle, Henry, D o ctors - cc,rnmons Punt, John, Henry-street Phillips, John, Hampstead Philip, B. 8., Harlington Philpott, William, Harrow Pym, Sir Wm., Park-street Radt.liff, William, Tottenhran Raffeby, John, Brick -lane Ramsay, John, 4 Ensleigh-st Randall, R., sen., Basinghall-st Randell, Charles, Queen!tithe Randell, Henry, Queenhithe Ravenscroft, A. W., 12 Port land-place Raswtrboent,e,F:ifhzroomya.ssq, ularGrafton- Road ,e C. R. 1 Blandfor d-s4 R dmond, Francis, Swiss Ta- vern Reed, George, Esq., Pulteney Hotel Reeve, P., Lincoln Rennie, Sir J., Bart., 15 Macdowell, Patrick, 75i Mar garet-street Mackay, D., 54 Russell-square Maclean, Henry C., Clapham Maher. Martin, 15, Fludyer street Makeson, Ed., Manchester-st Makeson, Lumsden, Lincoln's- Reynolds, Thos., Whitehall-place Rhodes, James, Holloway Rhodes, Thos., Muswell-hill Rise, Edw., Great Stantnore Richards. Thos. Alex. Ealing; Rickman, Joseph, Richardson, E. J., Giltsper-st Richardson, James, St. George Rickords, Henry, 48,11111 bank street Whitechapel market Riddell, T. R., Enfield Ridge, William, 9 Duke -street, Westminster R, igg, Henry, Kensington llnngerford 'ligg, Jonathan, Markane Rising, Tilnev, Cheapside Rivers, Edward, Staines Roberts, Philip, 28 Carey-st inn Malcolm, Allen, Ealing ;Mann, Wm., Isleworth _ _ Mann, Edged. Hy., Isleworth Manisty, Henry, King's-road Mant, Thomas,• Hungerford• street Mantel', T. A., Castle -street Maples, Fredk., Crouch -end , nor nsey Marrable, Sir T., St. James's. place Mares, John, Esq., Lower Bel grave-street Robertson, William, Upper Thames-street Robins, J., Crescent, Illinories Robinson, Benjamin, Little Britain Robinson, Thomas Fletcher, 6 Doughty.street Rodon, John, jun., 17 Port land-place Rogers, Arnold, 296 Regent-st Rogers, Thomas, 41 Great Portland-street Romelly, Charles, 23 Torring ton-square Ronalds, Edm., UpperThames street Rossell, George, Fortis-green Rothschild, Baron Anthony De, New-court Rothschild, Baron Lionel De, New-court Rouse, Edward, Finchley Rose, Henry, Tower-street Rowan, Chas., Whitehall-place Rubergall, Thos. 24 Coventry street Rudd, It, Newington-green Russell, Joseph, Kensington Russell, W. N., Cleveland house, King. st., St. James Rutter, Charles, Hillingdon Rutte, S. T., Ruislip Wakley, Thos., 35, Bedford square Walker, Wm., Enfield-highway Walker, Edwin, Enfield- ehace Walker, Ed., Tower without Wall, Wm., 2 Great Prescot -street, Goodman's-fields Wansey, George, Ely-place Warden, William, 61 Great Mar ylebone-street Waterhouse, John, Winch more-hill Watson. Joseph, Chelsea Watt, Wm. , Brunswick-parade, Islington Watts, Wm., Davies-street Webb, Henry, 19 Nottingham street Webb, Joseph, Cullum-street Webb, Alex., Teddington Webber, John, 37 Wigmore-st St. Albans, Thomas Duke, 80 Piccadilly St. Levi , * George, 30 Wey mouthrt Strutt, J Argyle-street Sancton,:, Eastcheap 'Sanders, Iberson, Trafalgar square, Mile-end Sandwich, Mal or- General, Ha nover-square Samson, Robert W., Essex-st Sargent, James, Suffolk-lane Saunders, Edw., Cannon-street Sawyer, James, Bow-lane Scarnett, Wm. Henry, Clapton Schneider, George, Southgate Schneider, Richard. Chiswick Schoedde, Lieut.-Col. John Holmes, New Bond-street Schorill, George, Esq., Ches ter-street Scott, James, Esq.. Shepperton Scott, Septimus, Esq., Shep perton Scott, William, Bolton-street Seaman, Benjamin C. Pierce, 4 Upper Gower-street Seelie, Joseph, St. Mary-at-hill Self, James, Mile-end-road Severn, J. P., Fleet-street Shackle, Edward, Hayes Shackle, Thomas, Hayes Sharland, Robert, Bishopsgate street Within Shaw, Richard, Clifford's-inn Sheddon, W. G., 6 Bedford square Sheppard, Frederick, Hamp stead-heath Sheppard, Capt. W. C., Hamp stead-heath Sheppard, Chas. Down, Hamp stead-heath Sheppard, Thomas, Hamp stead-heath Sherbon, William, Bedfont Sherborn, Matthew. Bedfont Sherer, Charles, Minories Shillite, Michael, 71 King-st Simpson, J. 8., Great Russell street. Simpson, William, Hendon Skirrow, Walker, 18 Montagu place Slowman, Benjamin, St.Mary at-hill Smale, William J., Tottenham Smee, James, Minories Smedly, F., Jermyn-strect Smith, H. N., 18, Great Rus sell-street Smith, James, 13 Pickering terrace Smith, Hugh William, Lin coln's-inn Smith, William, John-street Smith, William, Cloak-lane, Dowgate-hill Smith, Alexander, Bedford- s t Smith, John C., lement-lane Smith, John S., 1 Thornhill place, Islington Smith, Thomas, Fulham Smith, Richard, Twickenham Smith, Samuel, Esq., Upper Grosvenof-street Smith, Charles, Enfield Smith. Rd. Booth, Edmonton I inAl, Coi., St. jaetes's-street ‘Stiow, E.rnard Geary, Hullo- I way-hill Soames, D.M., Pinner Soames, Henry Aldwin, jun., • Stamford-hill Sole, H. W., Aldermanbury Sparrow, Henry, Ludgate-hill Sparrow, Stephen, Ludgate hill, Sparred, John Me'., Wapping Spencely, Wm., Kensington Sprango, Samuel, Hounsditch Stanborough, Edw., 'Acworth Stan borough, James William, Isleworth Stanley, J. Hughes, Edmonton Stanley, John, Edmonton Stapleton, Wm. Henry, 39 Park-street, Islington Staple, William, Cheapside Stead, Francis, Lambeth-h:11 Stent, George, Stanwell Stephen, Sir George, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street Stephen, J. W., King's Coleman-street Arm s Bedford-row St e vens, James, jun., Greerford , vvm. Stevens, Robert, S Exmouth street., Clerkenwell Stevens, William,Queen- street, Cheapside Stevens, W. C., Gracechurch street Stone, Edward, Ruislip Stone, Mark 8., Lombard-st Stone, T. A., Clifford-street Stopford, Montague, Kensing ton Stopford, John, Little Stan more Strangton, Stephen, Islington Street, W. L., lb Lincoln's inn-fields Strode, John, Charles, Esq., Hat cliett's Hotel Stutfield, Charles, Mare-street, Hackney Sturt, Henry, Wood-street, Hackney Syke, James, Chapman-street, Islington Symonds, John Francis, Fea therstone -buildings Webster, George, Harrow Weekly, Richard, jun., Har mondsworth Weekly, Henry, Harmonds worth Welstead, Charles, 66 Berners street Westall, John, Billiter-street Westbrook, Edw., Heston Whaley, John, Enfield Wheeler, H. J., Montague-p Wheelwright, Robt., Enfield Whisson, Nath, 32 Judd-place, West Whitby, Wm., Billingsgate Whiteside, R. 8., Aldgate Whitmore, George, 42 Morti. mer-street Whittam, Henry, 78 Gower. street Wickens, John, Lincoln's-inn- Wigram, William, 56, Upper Harley-street Wilby, William, St. Bartho lomew's Hospital Wilby, H. S. Lincoln's-inn Wild, John, Afartin's-lane, Can non-street Wild, William, Martin's-lane, Cannon. street Wilde, G. T., Carnaby-street Willan, Leonard, Tottenham Willetts, Robert, Whitechapel Williams, Edw. Jones, Enfield Williams, Edward, Enfield Williams, John Strange, En field Williams, H. W., 12 Hamilton terrace Williams, Sir John, Grosvenor- square Williamson, James, Gray's-inn Willis, F., St. James's-street NAME. RESIDENCE. Dickson, John, Ashford, NAME. Elliot, John Felkins, Charles, RESIDENCE. Field, John, Berkenham, Harefield, Good, William, Hoskins, John, Littleton, Isleworth, Matthews, J. Tagg, Wm., Billiter-street iTappin, Thomas Treble, Hox- ton T awn ey, James Dodsley, 21 Regent's-sqare Taylor, Richd, Esq., B e df ont po Taylor,rotim r Robert,Hestonat e Taylor, , E q . , Tebay, William, 3 John -street Edgeware-road Teversham, Mark, Ludgate hill Thellusson, Hon. Arthur, Eaton-square Thomas, Frank S., Little Tower-street Thompson, Berks, Wm., Esq., Oxford-street Thorn, Peter, Hammersmith Thorp, Jonathan, King-street, Cheapside Thrupp, H. E., 53 George street, Portman-square Thurtell, George, Angel -street Tillyer, Richard, Jun., Har mondsworth Tillyer, William, Cowley Tobitt, Thomas, Ruislip Toby, Henry, Chelsea Todd, Charles, 15 Essex-street Tomlinson, R. 11., Hillingdon Tompsell, Sam., Fenehurch-st. Trelawney, Harry Brereton, Esq.. Hertford-street Trewheela, William, Stoke Newington Trimmer, F. E. Esq., Heston Tripp, Thin., 84, , Gosmsll-road Trotter, John, Soho-square Tuck, Thomas, Tottenham ,iTurnbull, Andrew, Fenchurch street Smith, Charles, Turner, Rev. Cha-les, Hanwell Turner, Henry Wall, Esq., Hanwell Turner, John, '3l King -street Turner, Joseph, Feltham Unwin, 'Oetavius, Beaumont square, Mile -end Unwin, Samuel, Lombard-it Upton, George, 2 Gloucester place . Urquhart, A., Lincoln's-inn fields. Valiance, Henry, 28 Essex.st Venour, S. C., Gray's-inn Vincent, Henry Wm., Ken sington Visard, E. H. 109 Great Titchfield-street Vorley,William, Strahan-place, Islington - Waddilove,Henry, 10 Lincoln's inn -fields NA , addilove, Alfred, Great Knight Rider-sfreet Wakefield, Thos. Hy., Fitzroy square Willoughby, Captain W. L. 34 Great Marlborough-street Wills, Samuel, 35 Great Castle street Wilson, J. A., 13 Coventry street, St. James's Wilson, James, Drury-lane Wilson, Richard, Alaida- hill Wilson, William, 19 Foley-pl Wilson, Peter, Hanworth Wilson, Josiah, Enfield-high way Wilson, Jahn, Mason's-alley, l3asinghall-street Willson, Charles, Leadenhall-st Wimbush, Henry, Finchley Wilmot, John, Isleworth Wilshin, Daniel, Hayes Wilshin, Jason, Harrow Windover, William, 4 Earl street East, Lkson-grove Wing, Thos., Coburg House, Hampstead Wingfield, James, Heston Winks, Thomas, Chelsea Winter, Cornelius, Chelsea Wombwell, Chas. Orby, Esq., Grosvenor-place Wood, David, Esq., Littleton Wood, John, Esq., 28 Chester street Wood, Henry, Craven-street Wood, Hugh, Gray's-inn Wood, Thos., jun., Littleton Wood, Thos., M. P.. Littleton Wood, Thos., Ealing Wood, William, Fleet-street Woodeock,Washington,Hoxton Woodhouse, John, Mayfield terrace, Dalston Woodley,John,Crutched Friars Woodward, Henry, 53 Lin coln's-inn-fields Woolley, Benjamin, Sutton place,, Homerton I Wori nald, Thos., Bedford-row Worley, H. S., Albany Wreford, Samuel, Alderman , bury rWrigglesworth, G., Islington market Wright, Joseph, Tottenham Yates, Fred., Great George street Young, F. F., 21 Mon tague street Young, G. F., Saint Ann, Limehouse Younge, Edward, New Bos well-court Zeederberg, Adrian, Friday-st 1 [lO7l LIST of PERSONS vd:o have taken out GAME CERTI FICATES at 31. 13s. 611. such Persons not being Assessed Servants. APPOINTED BY WHOM, AND FOR WHAT PLACES. J. Irving, Esq., for Ash ford GAMEKEEPERS being Assessed Servants at 1/. ss. each. APPOINTED BY WHOM, AND FOR WHAT PLACES. Edward Cranfield, Manor of Bromley, Berken ham, and Hayes, Kent C. A. Nudigate, Esq., Harefield, Moorhall, Brackenbury Thomas Wood, Esq., M.P., for Littleton Coulsdon,Surrey Thomas Bryan, Esq., Coulsdon, Surrey The Duke of Northum berland, for Sion Northeray,Kent Samuel Nettleship, Esq., North Cray, Kent Harefield, Stephen Morgan, Esq., Harefields Bishops LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME. NAME. RESIDENCE. Angell, William 45, Compton-street Anthony, Robert... • hall Artis, Charles Cotcomb -street Bailey, John, & Bailey, John, } Davies-street jun Bainbridge, Wiliam.. Uxbridge Baker and Baker Halfmoon-passage, Leadenhall Barker, Char1e5............ Stoke Newington-rd,Hackney Barrett, George 61 Red Lion-street Barry, William. ...3? King-street, Portman-sq. Bays and Bays Ship Tavern-passage, Leaden ball Blankley, W 33 Museum-street Bor. va, 7 " . "” :Ji; V,' .graore-street Bowen, Henry .... ........ ... 66 George-st., St. Marylebone Bowles and Jackson ... ...... .. Newgate-market . Brooke and Brooke Leadenhall-market Brooks, Richard 9, Upper Southwick-street Brown, William Newgate-market Bull, John 8 Albion-place, Paddington Burton Ann ........ ..... Gloucester-place, Islington Byrne, -Ann 104 St. John-street-road Byrne, Henry .. . ... Cross-street, Islington Carr, Benjamin ... Skinner's-place, Leadenhall Chapman, William 64 Edge ware-road Clarke, George 5O, Albany-street Clarke, Joseph South A udley-street ' Clark, Pamela 74 High-street, Marylebono Clifton, William Nevrgate•market Cook, John Annis Newgate-market Cook, James Herbert Holborn-bridge • Croton, Daniel 100 Gosvrell-street Croton, William Curtis, William L. Newgate-street Darling, Daniel A. Bull's-head-passage, Leadenhall Darrington, Samuel Newgate-market Davis, John Fleet-street Davis, James Poultry-market, Leadenhall Dean and Hatton Newgate-street Deering, John ShipTavern.passage,Leadenhall Donavan, Joseph 7 Tottenham-court-road Donavon, William and Joseph Oxford-street Drew, William Finsbury-pavement East, James Newgate-market Edmonds, John ... Halfmoon-passage, Leadenhall Edwards, James Newgate-street Evans, William Kensington Fricker, Robert George ... Poultry-market, Lea.denhall Gill, William Goddard, Thomas 6O North .street, Lisson-grove Goodson, Joseph ,.94 Jermyn- street Greenland, William... ............ ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Gunston, Daniel 100 Goswell-street Haines, Richard New Bond-street Hains, Henry Hancock, Lewis Harwood, John Newgate-market Haynes, William Ncwgate-market Hogg, William High-street, Hampstead Horne, Christopher ... Poultry-market, Leadenhall Howard, Ebenezer ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Hunter, William ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Hunt, Thomas ..,Fit•troy-market Jennings, John Johnson, William Chelsea King, Henry _Church-street, Hackney Lack, William Poultry -market, Leadenhall Lee, Joseph Poultry-market, Leadenhall Living, Robert .. ..• Poultry-market, Leadenhall Loomes, Samuel Bl St. John-street-road Marsh, John Marsh, Walter Poultry-market, Leadenhall Martin, Arthur Lower Eaton-street Mason, Elizabeth Chapel-street Millett, Thomas 12 Nightingale-st, Lisson-grove Nicholls, George Uxbridge Norman, James ...... ..... Bishopsgate-street Without Osmond, Samuel... 129 Upper-street, Islington Parsons, William Sun-court Parsons, James Hampton Pigott, Thomas Newgate-street P3rcas, George ........ Bishopsgate-street Within Priest, Henry ll Great Mar ylebune-street Richardson, Samuel 70 New-church •st, Marylebone Itudd, George 1 Clarence-place, Mary lebone Selth, Robert 3O Tottenham-court-road Shankster, Charles .. 33 Paddington-street Simmons, Robert Southgate Slade, John North Audley-street Speed, William Spriggins and Surman ... ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Stapleton, William Staines Stredley, Benjamin ShipTavern-passage,Leadenhall Sweeting, J. S. Milk-street Sw Hien, Edward Kensington Taylor, Henry Union-st., Old Artillery-ground Thomas, William Newgate-street COPAIBA AND CUBEBS SEDE.D. ENTIRELY SUPER- Tcertain strictures, BALSAMIC PILLS, s a certan cure pains in the loins, affections as' glts, , gravel, irrit a ti on of the bladder tAY of S for the gonorrhoea, o k r i r d h n ce ey o r urethra, and o ther diseases of th e urinary Passages. V 4 Th ese Pills, having been employed in upwards of 1,800 cases in private practice, prior to being advertised—in many thousand cases since, anti in no one instance strongly recommended as a far more efficacious known to fail—are acious remedy than balsam copaiba, cubebs, or any other medicine . Prepared only by M. O. Wra • and in present use. a t 118, Holborn-hill ;at the I,'Te sold wholesale and retail, Strand, opposite Charlivt-cross Hospital, Depot, 9, Agar-street, London ; and, for the accommodation of shippers and seafaring people, at No. 8, Darkhouse-lane, Lower Tharts-street. May also be had of Sanger, 150, Oxford -street • PENALTIES. Barclay t and Sons, :36, i _ ,, , . Johnston, 65, Cornhill ; Messrs. The Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes hereby give No- side ; and by all res ect b crngdon-tet ; Butler, 4, Cheap a le patent medicine venders in town tire, that every person taking, killing, or pursuing game with- and country, at 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lls. each box. out first obtaining a Certificate, incurs a penalty of 90/., and is Advice given • ratis to persons calling between the hours of also liable to be surcharged in double the amount of the Corti - Eleven and One in the 1110 ' d Seven and Nine in the ficate Duty. Evening. ruing, an Any person in pursuit of Game, refining, on being duly re- Patients in the remotestofthe country can be treated quired, to product: his certificate or permit the same to be read, successfully parts and enclosing a y on describing minutely their case, or a copy thereof to be taken, or refusing to declare his true ,remittance for medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of name and place of re&dence, also incurs a penalty of 20/, the world , se curely packed, and carefully protected from ob- Gamekeepers are desired to take notice that a Certificate at ; servation. , .. Todd, Thomas Queen's-row Townsend, Thomas Ili Charles-street, St. James's Treadaway, Richard ... Portman-market Tucker, William' 287 Strand Vaughan, William Poultry-market, Leadenhall Walker;Alrs Charles-street , We stminster Walter, 'John Kent Middle Belgrave-street Walters, Peter... Wattling, Philip High-street, Camden-town Weymouth, Thomas ... ...... Queen's-row Worley and Broome ... Nevvgate-street. By order of the Board, St a mps and Taxes. C. PRESSLY, Made up 7th of September, 1840. Secretary. PRICE sd. the rate of I/. 55., will not authorise any person to kill Game beyond the limits of the Manor for which he is deputed; and, in order that a Certificate at such rate of Duty roay protect a Gamekeeper, it is requisite, not only that he should be deputed by some Lord or Lady of the Manor or reputed Manor, but also that such depwation should be registered with the Clerk of the Peace, or the Gamekeeper will be liable to be surcharged in double the Duty of 3/. 13s. 6d., sad also to be prosecuted by any common informer for the penalty of 201. It is the intention of the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes to publish in a separate List the names and residences of all persons surcharged in double Duty for sporting without Cer tificates. CHURCH of ENGLAND LIFE and FIRE ASSURANCE, TRUST and ANNUITY INSTI TUTION. Capital, One Million. PATRONS. His Grace the Duke of Beaufort. 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Published by James \Vyld, Geographer to the Queen, Char ing -cress East, London. Will be published n November, price ls., 12m0., and may be übtained of all Booksellers in every Market Town, THE FARMER'S ALMANAC, and CALENDAR, for 1841. By CUTHBERT W. JOHNSON, Esq., and WILLIAM SHAW, Esq., late Sec. to the Royal Agricultural society of England. This work, besides the ordinary contents of an Almanac, will contain a Digest of every New Event, Instruction, and Dis covery connected with Agriculture, will be interspersed with Notices of Distinguished Farmers and others, and will be really what its name denotes, a " Farmer's Almanac and Calendar." All Advertisements fer its Advertising Sheet must be sent in by the Ist of November—of Bills, at least 50,000 will be required. James Ridgway, 169, Piccadilly. Just published, price 65., PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the PROSTATE GLAND and its DISEASES; together with Suggestions for an Improved Mode of Treatment, By FRANCIS BURDETT COURTENAY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loudon, &c. CONTENTS Anatomy of the Prostate Gland Stone iA the Prostate—Symp- Acute Inflammation of the toms and Treatment Prostate Symptoms and' Scrofula of the Prostate Treatment Enlargement of the Prostate Retention of Urine from Acute from a Varicose State of its Inflammation—Treatment Vessels Abscess of the Prostate—Symp-, Cancer of the Prostate. toms and Treatment. CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT of the PROSTATE GLAND in OLD AGE, the Symptoms that indicated its com mencement, and the consequences that ultimately result there from. With concluding Suggestions for their Prevention or Cure. Sold by Onwhyn, Catherine-street, Strand; and all Book ellers, in Town or Country. VAN BUTCHELL ON FISTULA, &c. Fourth Edition. Just published, in tiro. cloth boards, price is. 6d. enlarged, FACTS and OBSERVATIONS relative to a successful MODE of TREATING PILES, FIS TULA, HEMORRHOIDAL EXCRESCENCES, TU MOURS, and STRICTURES, without CUTTING or CONFINEMENT; illustrated with numerous cases. Being a familiar exposition of the practice of S. J. VAN BUT CHEM. Surgeon Aecoucheur. Published by j H. Renshaw, No. 356, Strand ; sold also by the Author, at his .residence, No. 16, Percy-street, Bedford square. "Few men connected with the complicated departments ef surgery are deserving of more grateful mention than Mr. Van Birchen, whose unwearied dedication to the cure of those most painful of all diseases, which this book treats of, has resulted in a continued course of success in cases of the most hopeless and forbidding nature. * We find nearly every page re cording some astonishing cure in patients whose sufferings had been of many years' duration, and most excruciating in their nature. The warmth of expression with which the gra titude of some of the restored is couched must be truly gratify ing to the feelings, and highly creditable to the skill an d judg ment, of Mr. Van rtutchell. '—Weekly True Sun. No. 36, OLD BOND-STREET, and No. 1, OLD JEWRY, CITY. THE VOICE CONDUCTORS invented by A Mr. E. SOLOMONS are the most powerful instru ments for the relief of deafness. From their minute construc tion, and convenient form, deaf persons are enabled to wear them entirely unseen, and they may be inserted and removed with the greatest facility. By their use the lowest whisper breathed at a public assembly vibrates on the organs of hear ing in such a pleasant manner, as to afford the greatest relief to these labourieg under the distressing ailment of deafness. Mr. E. SOLOMONS' PATENT SPECTACLES possess the advantage of modifying bright and strong light transmitted through the various humours of the eye, so as to render vision most perfectly distinct by day, or lamps or candles at night, conveying also a sense of coolness and pleasure to the organ, with the additional recommendation of being free from the per nicious attributes of common glasses. Their superlative ex cellence is attested by the following and many other eminent practitioners, who have examined, used, and recommended them in preference to all others : Sir Anthony Carlisle, F.R. S., Langham-place. Sir Benjamin C. Brodie, Bart., F. R. S &c., Saville-rew. Sir James E. Anderson, M D.,11, New Burlington-street. James Johnson, Esq., M.D., uliolk-place. Bransby B. Cooper, Esq., New-street, Spring-gardens. J. G. Andrews, sq., Surgeon to the London Hospital, St. Helen's-place. C. Aston hey, Esq., St. Helen's-place. John Scott, Esq., 10, New Broad-street. C. J. B. Aldis, Esq., M.D., Old Burlington-street. J. Copland, M.D., F.R. S., Bulstrode-street, Manchester square. R. Keate, IN, Albemarle-street. Titus Berry, Chester-terrace. W. Duffin, 14, Langham-place John ss t j;ihenson, 35, Conduit-street. J. T. Conquest, Al. D., 13. Finsbury-square. William Coulson, Rederick-place, Old Jewry. Martin Ware, New Bridge-street. Dr. Blair, Physician to the Siissey County Hospital. John Lawrence, Esq., Surgeon, ditto. Richard Aliddlemore, Temple-row, Birmingham. John S. Soden, Bath Infirmary. Tweedy John Todd, Esq., M.D., Grand Parade, Brighton. Andrew Plummer, Esq., M.D., Old Steyoe, do. Brewster F. Seabrook, Esq., Surgeon, Eye Infirmary, do. A. Martin, Esq., M.D., Rochester. Samuel Newsom, Esq., M. R. C. S., do. Dr. Chisholm, Physician to the Kent and Canterbui y Hospital. Henry Denne, Esq., Surgeon, do. J. Hodgson, Etq., Oculist, Eye Infirmary, Birmingham. J. J. Ledsam, Esq., do. do. do. Professor Hufeland, Physician to the King of Prussia, Berlin. Professor Kreysig, Physician to the King of Saxony, Dresden. Professors Clarns and Kuhl, Oculists, Leipsic. Professor Ponits, Oculist, Dresden. Doctor Schmeisser, Hamburgh. James Al‘Donnell, M.D. , Belfast, Ireland. J. Woodroffe, M.D., Cork, do. B. Bullen, M.D., do. do. T. L. Mackey, M.D., Waterford, Ireland. M. Poole, M.D., do. do. W. Gore, AI. R. C. S., Limerick. do. . The public are respectfully cautioned aga inst some unpdrinrcai pled empirics who have assumed Mr. E. S. s namheaean a p Cession, and are from his immediate neighbour hood, nd, with the most unblushing effrontery, issuing Lreoarnsethe,,daily press puffs about " Newly-invented Spectalclaeet _ art. Lense s, '' t, a n d Hearing Instruments, which are f ra udul a entd iasses f ar h e hipn.hsl sessing the most wonderful powers. T quackery,som e obs to deceive deceiv y e apothe cariesuseddetrhnaeandtaelttiolerthsearseight. the public into a belief that these pernicious glasses possess he h e is names absurdof for one shilling the pair, am or whichthe most some very surernatural powers. These i co f mnson L enses may he purchased Letters Patent," and the pa exorbitant charges are exacted by the parties, against vrhorn th public are now respectfully cautioned. Mr. E. S. has re tereal pa tronage for his the i R n v o e y n a t l io F n ar ' n ' il ß y. oyal Observe—No. 1, OM Jewry, City; and No. 36, 0 d Bond street, Piccadilly- To the MEMBERS of the SENATE of the UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE. My Lords and Gentlemen, THE death of our munifi cent an d venera bl e CHANCELLOR imposes upon you the duty of select ing a fit and proper person to succeed him in his high office— a duty important at all times, but peculiarly so in these days of acknowledged difficulty and danger. In raising me to the second office of honour in your Univer sity I am conscious that you kindly overlooked my many defici encies, and were pleased most favourably to consider my long connexion with you, and my, I trust, admitted attachment to our Academic Institutions, and to the National Church, with which they are essentially united. During the perisd which has since intervened, I cannot pretend to have established any new claims to your, notice ; but if on the present occasion you should think it nigh tonce more to extend your indulgence and to select me as the successor of my noble and lamented friend Lord Camden, you will gratify at once my affection and my smbition, and by laying me under fresh obligations you will, if po,-sible, augment. my zeal for your service, and for the maintenance of the chLracter, the honour, and the privily; es of your ancient and distinguished University. I have the honour to be, my Lords and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, NORTHUMBERLAND. Alnwick Castle, Oct. 10, 1840. This day is published, royal ISmoi, with Illustrations, 7s. cloth, .CEMETERY INTERMENT ; containing Description s o f P ere l a Chaise, the Eastern Cemete ries, and those of America ; the London and Provincial Ceme teries, and more particularly of THE ABNEY PARK CEMETERY at Stoke Newington, With a detailed Catalogue of its Plants and Arboretum. By GEORGE COLLISON, Solicitor. London : Longman, Orme, and Co. ANNUAL DIVISION OF PROFITS. UNIVERSAL LIFE ASSURANCE SO CIETY, I, King William -street, London. Established 1834. Empowered by Act of Parliament. One-fifth of the ascertained profits of the five preceding years is divided between the policy-holders and shareholders ; three-fourths to the former, and one-fourth to the latter. The remaining four-fifths are set apart to enter into the average of the succeeding years, and thus to provide against unforeseen contingencies. The first division of Profits took place on the 13th of May, 1840, when a reduction of 60 per. eetit was tiaciarell!eu the annual premiums of all those policies entitled to participation. ' The following table will show the operation of the redaction made by the Society : Age Annual when , . Date of Sum - Original Premium p°llc, Policy. Assured. Premium. 11.9duction payaiiiii in was 1840. issued. -. - 20 May 1835. £l,OOO IXI9 0 8 ~ .-Cll 12 0 £7 14 S 30 ... ... 1,000 24 8 4 14 13 9 15 4 4 0 1,000 31 10 0 18 18 0 12 12 0 ... ... 50 I ... ... 1,000 42 15 0 2.5 13 o 17 2 0 GO i ... ... 1,000 I 66 11 8 39 19 0 '2O 12 8 This system of reduction in the premiums affords immediate benefit to the Assured, or enables them to secure a considerable bonus by effecting a new policy. Policies are granted in London and by . resident Committees at Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, on Indian risks, at very ad vantageous rates, calculated from e'tensive data and tables, exclusively in the possession of this Society, to show the true risk of life during residence in India, and after retirement from foreign service. By Order of the Board, DAVID JONES, ActuarT. MURDER AT NORTHAMPTON. CONFESSION OF THE MURDERERS. FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) This brutal and cold-blooded murder has caused a greater sensation through the entire of the county than any circumstance that has occurred for a series of years, and it was confidently expected from the vigilance exer cised by the local police since the melancholy occurrence, that the perpetrators would speedily be brought to justice. In consequence of further information obtained by Goddard, chief constable of the county, he was induced to suspect three men named Joseph Bedford, Williant Downing, and James Underwood, and having understood that they were at work at a thrashing machine in Yard ley Hastings, he proceeded thither on Friday morning and having apprehended them he placed them in the care of Superintendent Young and three other constables of the county police, directing them to convey the pri soners forthwith, in the police cart, to Castle Ashby, the scat of the Marquis, at the same time strictly or dering them that they should not be allowed to hold any communication with each other until he arrived, as he was obliged to go in another direction to makefur ther inquiries, and search their lodgings. On arriving at Bedford's residence he found a pair of corduroy breeches, saturated with several fresh stains of blood ; and at the residence of Downing a fustian shooting coat, with a quantity of blood smeared over the left arm and shoulder. Having secured them he proceeded to Castle Ashby, and having had a long interview with the prisoner Bedford in the room where he was confined, he desired that he would take off the jacket and shirt which he then had on, when he discovered upwards of thirty gun shot wounds in his back, several of which penetrated no deeper then the skin, and after cautioning him what explanation he could give of the manner in rhich he received such marks (for he appeared anxious to make some commu nication), as it might be used against him at his trial, he made a full and voluntary disclosure to the following effect : He stated that he and the other prisoners were poaching in the wood, near Yardley, on the Tuesday night previous, and having levelled his piece and fired at the deceased, he immediately returned the lire, and shot his back all to morsels. A desperate struggle ensued, and the prisoner Downing coming up at the mo ment, ee lodged the contents of his towling-piece in the neck of the deceased under the car, which caused him to tumble forward, and then Underwood rushed forward, kicked him violently on the head and beat him with the butt end of his gun until he broke it to pieces upon him. They then dragged the body of the deceased about twenty yards into the wood, where they left it, and went together to a public-house at the village of Olney, about four miles from the place where they coin mitted the murder, where they drank a quantity of beer and other liquors,and ultimately returned to their homes about ten o'clock at night. The Chief Constable having left the wretched man, proceeded to the apartments where the other prisoners were confined, to ascertain if they were disposed to give any account where they were on the night the murder was committed, in order that he might be en abled to lay all the information he could collect upon the subject before the Bench of Magistrates on Sa turday morning. The prisoners, however, did not enter into such minute details as Bedford, but they acknow ledged in general terms that the account given by him was correct ; and on being brought before the Magis trates, they repeated their confession. The investigation lasted the entire of Saturday, and after the whole of the depositions had been completed, the prisoners were fully committed to take their trial for the wilful murder of the deceased, at the next Assizes. The promptness of chief constable Goddard and his men to apprehend the perpetrators of this horrid deed, and their success in such a short time, reflects great credit upon them, and they are deservedly the subjects of general conversation, as it is to be hoped that, by making such an example, it will in a great measure help to prevent others following such a course of life as the prisoners have done, which must ultimately end in their ruin and that of their families, where an efficient and active body of police is established. HOP DUTY. COPY OF TREASURY MINUTE, DATED OCT. 5, 1840. " My Lords read the several memorials praying for the postponement of the payment of the hop duty, which becomes due on the 15th of November, 1840, for a further period of one year. " Prior to the passing of the Act 1 and 2 Will. IV., chap. 53 (in 1881), the full charge of duty on hops became payable in one sum about the month of May in each year, and by the Act in question it is enacted that one moiety shall be paid on the Ist of March next, after the said duty shall have been charged, and the other moiety after the Ist of October. " This arrangement in regard to the payments (and which my Lords have been informed and have reason to believe was suggested by the growers themselves and agreed to on the understanding that the altered periods of payment would thenceforth be observed with punc tuality) was intended to obviate the inconvenience to the revenue . , and the ultimate embarrassment to the parties themselves, which had been found to arise from repeated postponetnents. It was therefore to be ex pected that the charge for the ensuing years would be paid with exactness, and that the collection of this branch of the revenue would no longer form an excep tion to the principle upon which the duties on all excise able articles are collected and recovered. Subsequently, in September, 1837, on further representation and dis cussion, a further indulgence was granted to the growerstthe by deferring the collection of the first moiety s in each year. It is now proposed that a fur Their Lordships 13 th May, and of the second till the 15ththoro postpone ment should be allowed for one year. to which the learn with much regret the inconveniencei,t.te state of the vemher hop-growers expect to be s ubje L ct e e tds b}' the however, crop of the present year. crop, but parties tli on the crop of last year, winidulgence granted for the that observe that it is the duty not. on upon to pay, and the tLr on the article of hops' than payment of duty is e t present e r e n t n c o r w o should be justified 44 My Lords do not feel 1 the memorials. in granting the prayer of parties themselves, my Lords " With respect to isfied that no course can )e so unfortu on any other articlegrrAciaa_rege‘edt.biayttltrielely':xeise. feel perfectly sat. of 1831 1 Y l, The postponements 1837 have ceritaitte) to e x nate as that which eaves the collection of the aut. UR pectation and applications, of which this is o n n o t y the first, for further postponement. The time of payment has been fixed ,after much consideration and With great indulgence to the parties, and that arrange ment must be considered as final and not. subject to fur ther and temporary alterations." TIIE GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND RAIL - WAY, which extends from York to Darlington, is to be opened on Wednesday, the 25th of November.