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a t" ~ If ‘4‘ `N, ‘, ( 4 4 rt . S -4 t 4 S 4) of , d t it 1 lA, F:za %• I )1t1):: -3L-77---;-7 , / • 0. • i t .144 1 •Qi!{: , k r r i , 7 - fri ~.... -.,, 6 ,,. : 1 i 1 ~. ~.- ' z - 44 1 1 Nei 1 N:4„ • r' , ......, • N.,1 - 4, ---,.. 'V 0 f.) 311:1Z NUMBER 7825. b E , P74 I ORit Sept. :29, .1817. are to give Notice, that oiz 7 hursday, -4 " 4ie9th. of October •ne.rt a: Ten-o'CloCk in lAr. Prrent)on, 14i1 e' he put up to PUI3I, IC S.:lllEtta .ifis; jlctjesty Yartl,.Deptford, switdry Lots, a cm/tit/crab'r of the ,folluttiteg articles n6u, in the said viz::-- • Blankets, Coverlets, Coats, Waistroati, Breeches, Trow le.rs, Woollen and Linen Drawers, Caps, Gowns, Shirts, I l4kinizs, Old Linen, Flock Beds, Bedsteads, Bed Curtains, rowels, Head Cloths, a quantity of Horse-hair, and sundry_ qnserviceable Utensils, &c. &c. &c. Deposit of 2bl. per cent. is to be made upon the amount If each Lot at the time of sale, and the remainder - of the par. , ' l ol.se-money paid before the Stores are removed, for which Pitrpose Seven worhing days will be allowed from the clay: VSale; unless the Stores are taken away within !hat pe riod, they are to remain the prope , ttf of the Crown, and the deposit money of the Purchasers to be filrleited, rn ...r -?-ension of time beyond the seen da!,-.r.,:wilt, 0014LMI account , ie. g ranted. PIN/CO:1010N GOOD TRAVELLING, from the SARA CEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-lIELL. To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of 'he NORTH. • Four Iniidt Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep tAcyllenerime, Icy R. W: MOUNTA IN and Co. FARACEN'S HEAD INN; SNOW-HILL, LONDON. - THE following posT.coAcH NIAIL „ COACHES, &c. set out freni the Saracen's Head Inn,. UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach ' only one e "gtst the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Oatsides, lets ntkt every Day at OneVeloCk, arrives at Liverpool neat 'tterntion at Six o'clock, through Dunstahle, Woburn, I 'ltlihury,•. Northampton. Welford, Latterworth, Hinckley, ahcr,tone, Lichfield, Stone,.Rugely, Newcastle, linutsford, - itrritigtoii and Prescot. 11 .M Lymington, Winchester,' and Basing-; "ke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in •‘ k ," , Mtn ning, arrives ahe,. Dolhin Inn, Southamton, hy Live o'cloch.—This is t t a most delightfitt Votiery p aucc to `"it Isle of Wiiiitt Jer sey, Guernsey, St. Malocs, Havre de . 4 racc, Chrrhurgh, &c. SHREWSBURY,- Wellington, and Shiftual, Post-Coach, e VerY Evening at Five o'clock.---uarded. WEYMOUTH,Dorehester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, 1,1 1( 1 . Ilasingstoke, ne;n• Post ('each, every Afternoon. 'rho 1• cymt,ot h Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Clierburg, St. Ma tke. EXETER, Plymouth, Weytnouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, °art month, aniti , Sallsborr, New Post Coach, evOry la Seven o'clock, tilt-Rug! Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Mlandford, Basingstiike, antl-Baiphot. BOSTON; Spalding; Petetborougli, Stilton, and E - Tunting- Gn, Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsby,: Louth, Grimsby, and al!. I BATaand BRIS'I 01: Flying Post-Coaches, Orough Chip- Pentrifrii, Caine, and Maithorough, everyA Iternoon ; arrivz V" Mr. May's, the Greyhound ton, Bath, and the Londun- Vavern, Thumas 7 , treo,• and - the Swann,. Bristol, next Morn- , 41;.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply-- ttuith, Vic. • • • LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets nut Leery Morning, at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only tind goes remarkably easy, wits l a Guard 'thronglWO: . 'Passes : ttit, ug i t, tfax - t , ty bridge, to the Gold; n Lion, Leeds; 'next - morning. Not -Iyithstanding the uncommon Fzycdition of this CoJxh, it •is %Unwed: to he the most agiceatle and coaiplete Public Con ‘'tyatiee. on the North Road, being unequalled in.Accourntoda non by any other ,„ GLASGOW, LOngtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries. l hownhill, Thornhill, Sampiliar-Kite, Catnnocl, Kingswell, 'ltd all Parti of Scotland, a Post - Coach (daily). YORK, Searlmiough, Whitby, Shields, Siinderlaivi, New t4stle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach; Nab a Guard ~ 'Oroughout; v!ts.out every Aforninc by way of R et , Tadcaster, Darlington, NorthallertMi,.Dorliam - , Mut tth, and Berwick. Passengers finding theinsal yes fatigued oni the length of the journey; may rest what time thei I ) lease, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH; Siwindi;n, Banisbury, ilungerford, and Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. • nRIDGENORTH and Walsal New Post Coaeb, every chmng. , • CARLISLE, Pentith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post and a Gnaw{ . all the way, passes through trough, 4 p pieby, Greatabi Ibenniond, Cai crick, iiorouglibrike, etherhy, Abet-ford, Doncaster, ala. Grantham.. Sets !very Morning, acd performs the jourcie:i' with the greatest, f acility. PaSkllicCrS detained on the , Road' by business I,l easiire, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats heing,se %red in the next. Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirbv-Lonsdale, Bolton, liorl ye,Piniskirk, and Garitaiif Post-C:uathes, every After llotin, at Five orclock.—Guardee. LIVERPOOL, kiihrrington, Kr,utsford, Stone, and Liteh vttst Coaah, called :The Regulator, every Everting' at pat o'eloch, to the Sm.:teen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver. 03 01.--Guartled throughout. • • WAKEFIELD Post-Coacla, every Morning, at Half-past six o'clock. Ci'ESTEIt, Newport, Whitchurch, Torporley, Nantwich, 'Nrthwich, and . P.ot,Coach, every Evcnicig, civr o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach every "lortiiii4, to the George inn, Su otterland. Eti ER, Winslow, Congleton, ?Cc wcastle, - Walsal, Weilverlittipton, Post-Co!tch, every Aftern,on. Guardect. NIIKEFIELD and R.otherbani Post-Coach, calle. , l tire Roek qghara, every Morning. iII MINGH.XM Lust Coach, with a Guard, sets ont every 4 fterioiri : and neat day at Noon.— , ois es by o x ford, Euston and Shipstone, to the 'Sa..facen - s dead, ull-street, Birint4lianr. • • HULL, Northcave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post -etch, every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, ' 4 %H:et-place, DOVER, Deal,-M,trgate, Sandwich, Ramsgate ,Catit er bury, t 'erershant, chatlialm, Rochester, and , Stiond, New Post , Morning, Noo.l, and Night„, HERTFORD, Ware, Ho ldesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, e ery Morning. TOTTENHAU And Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past 'Five, and 'Eight o'Clodk. R. eLAYN 03igiOal iig,:uns and Coaches, Ser Newbury, Altlimurft, Lautio,urn, Hunger turd, Chilton, ,heading, and all adjaeent, WAGGONS: Tu HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Staninore,Threr hin~ecu. ec1 , ..• 3' • • DlS.S,..,Beccles, Bungay, Bury, - and a r il' Parts of Suffolli, *very Monday. • • • •- • •CIRENCESTER, Henley, Bristol, and Glop 'tester, Three '.toes 'a Wycli. SOUTHAmPT()N, Winchester, Rtinisey, Lyndhurst, 1.37- l ingtoei,, Cli ri stet, a roli, R.iti wood. Fottling!u•i(cg c, %Vint horn, isle is! Wight, .ler,,ey, aid 'Guernsey Waggons (lYiily). SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week. GREEN WEGH andAVuolw.di, eYeiy Day. r , TOTT4NI-I,AM and, lidolontun, (zee, y D.,y. • W' MOUNT MN , -rul Co, respectfully aerprtitit tiler •, :r(ends and t!, that they will net be aecountahle. for e y Parecls, .st ti,;c4's Luggage, Wiitings, Plate, &c. of ham Fire• Poun dslitef stol 1. or dam • • vittyred, .such, Vli fi e ,i r Insurancy ( ce pA st id for acceidir.g!y, the Skuaceu's Head Inn, Saow-hill, London.. I Nc. F. L(Yr Rl'. SIN, ?RIZ Es OF :IFVIi 4 NTy 'IIIOUSAND POUNDS. I. cm NS BY attrl. Co. i•rgiper, ;wit!! :Out 4 that thity have. oti Sate a v , .riety at,! • St-lARES, entitling . the P,u-Lehaser t .the nbo,e SIX fiRAND besides ;witty twice. of ennilx-ler,ilde ;tn . ' `port; mitt it -the , saine prier us the • InSt - Lottety., lies piti4l :is soon tts..drat....u,at—theirolchestdblillietlOillei., t;o:..uhdt, where all I3usiness iu the Funds is -traus4eted w ttl • fidelity and dispatUh.- ` Q 1 7 % IDAY OCTOBER 3, 1817. SALE OF A CO TTON PLAN TA TION. . • £0 fir, tcs an Order of the 141;11 Ciuirf of •euritig,late t he 15tb dAy. of March nytde iir eertaio .Causes 'there de:iending, BA IL- Lip: agaiost 1,081 - IINGTON, ' and BAILLIE against • • N EX It',Ns VE COTTON PLANTATI()N , calkti G;tAND ASCE, situate in the -Parish of 'Saint C*Orge, in t he Island of Greo-ada; emitainnu{, 1.239 , A e r, Itieether' with a Clition'-hoose, a Dwelling b;ittse, and flit chen; allospital; a Cotn• house, and 90 Negro-horses; and nls - a Gang of 01 Negroes; and-the Live and Dead Stock, art lie said Planta- The said Estate, Negroes; Live and Dead Stock, will be peremptorily Sbld, in'thie Lot, before Sanniel Compton Cos. Esq. one of the Masters of the said C.iurt, on • the:3d day of February. 1818, between the lump , of One, and. Two of the Ctock in the Afternoon, at the Aount of the said Court, in southattiP•ion,finildings, Charie,.•ry lane, London: l'artimilars - whereof.may,he-Jvid-(oatis) at the said Master's Chanihers, in soittliamotii-,hilililings,.aforesaid. ; . of-Messrs. rr" , hfivld: "at t. 4 Faye, New liank-buildings, London ; of Mr. Fleali4 , 4 - .l;=‘iA•eties.,-irsoo..r.h e an s id o; of Ilessrs. Lain), and Hawke, Prinees-ctteet, near the "Muni ;. ?Ina ur Marriott and (*ay's Inn. , ROYAL HosprrALi CHELSEA, Stpr. ao, Isl 7. • • - .•• • - • IN paw:vice of the• Act of the 55th. yettr of his present Majesty; by which it is enacted that the Out-, Pensioners of this flospitalshall in future by liaid'quarterly, iq advance, instead of half yearly, Natice is hereby Olen, by order of the Right Honourable the, Lords arrd others, Com missioners for managing the affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners. thereof, residing in London, or within the District of, the itills.of Mortality, are required to appear personally and re'giktentally; with their Instructions and Certificates of Ad.mission, at the tikes-eta, tYttlee In the said Hospital, On their respective . days, and io their different c:assei, according to their several ...Rates of Pension, as no de,- --s.; , ii k e4; when attendance will be given from Nine 104. n the Morning until Three in the Afternoon,. fcr thel'apoptit of a linarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the 24th of 'December next. , On MONDAY, the 6th of October. The Peusioi•iers at sd. per day, and thi.se at 6d. to the end of the 'numbered Regiments. On TUESDAY, the 7th of October. - Those at 6d. from the Royal “arrisun Battalion, and re maining Regiments and Corps; those at Bii..and all the Cavalry at 9,1 per day. On II'EDNESDAY, the Bth of nctober. Those at 9d: per day, &rum the Ist Foot ,Guards to the 60th Foot i;►clusire. On THURSDAY, the 9th tic October. Those at 9d. per day, from-the 61st.• Foot, and all the re maining Regiments and Corps; and also those at 10d. pet day. On FRIDAY, the 10th of October. Those at Is. per day, fioni the different Iteeiments of Ca-. miry, with the Ist ant! '2d- Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the I ttli of `ctober. Those at Is. per day, from the .id Regiment of Foot Geards, to the end of the numbered Regunents at that Rate. On MONDAY,. the 13th of Octoher. Those at ls..per day,,froup ttio..:Royal Garrison Battalion, arid all the remaining Regiments and Caps ; and also tlthse at Is. Oid. per day. On TUESDAY, • the 14tb of Oetober. • -• Tkose at is. Id. Is- id. Is. ‘2,(1. Is. 21(I. arid Is. 3d. per day. - On WEDN ESDAY the 15th of • October; Those at Is. 3i(f. Is. 4(1. 13. 4 , 1 d. ts. bd IS. 50. ls. 6d. Is. G4d. is. 7d. Is. 7id. Is. Bd. Is. bid. Is .. is. 9%d. and is. lud. Per day. On TIILTRSDAY, the 16th 9f 0ct251),r. Those at Is. toid. rvitay,asid upwards, and thus' 7Pen sloners who have oeen. aclutitt ea on account of Rlindoess. It isArlso ordered and directed, tWiit all the Out-Pensioners belongink to .the..,said Ifespital do pay parlictilar attention to their InstriscOotis, syhich they are,required to produce at the time of Payment,iby whit h tlir are orae . rea to transmit to the t'aym,ster-Generai of his..Nfajesfy's Land Fore.es in . Lrtadon, their Midavits as therein-prescribett, , i.n orlinmediately after every Quarter-day, .without which their N:imes will not he • • entered on the Pay-Lists : for t!Li:. subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to chad4;e, their. Place of Abode, as' speciOed in their Allidaviis, without unavoidable necessity, and (July nut i the saw, • _ And further to take Notice, that.in consequence of variottis Frairds having hoen committed Lie Pensio cis in tit • Receipt of yeasion and froze-Money, it is ord..' that'all'Pensioners so offending shalt he struck tiff the Pittston Lists, and for fat for ever all I)rue - ft arising from this Establishment. RICH.ARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. rIIHE PATENT I PEKIAL • DINING-TA -a- BLEM , 4 'pl PATEN I' TRAFALGAR•SIDEBOARDS tud IMNING4ABLES, iFt one elegant Piece of Furniture, and 1.11 , 011 Fick n t'. Nat: pt ; the Patent vedSof a Sol Beds and Chair Beds; Brass-scrc4 F , utr Post, and Tent astoads, Furniture _and Bedding complete ; Purtahlt Chairs, with ,several other nvw ini,“ttedanitiraproved article's of iirtiitittic; a gen2rat and very extensiveassortment of t7l;hnisim ,std Cabinet Articles for foroishing Hcalses plete, rea-ty manufactured, whcrt ,Fain lies• may select and tornish a whOle lions. in a few ilays, avoiding the extreme ~c onvenience of waiting several Mouths in completing their istablisliment. • East lud !Vest India Articles„..Artny and Navy, Ace'. &c. by , lorgan :Ind Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on' !et . 1 , 4•• ot.,st moticrxte.. for prompt payment. FOR THE GROWTH OF' THE ,HAIR. : EI E high estcem w!lch • 'ATKINSON'S CIiIt.LING FLUID has attained, Raring occasioned, unprincipled...Specnlators_to ,substitute their 'own 'articles-in the place of the original (many, of which articles • art of the mos td e l e terions properties). The Public are respect folly in fohned that none are vitaine • without the following signa ture on the label, JAMES ATKINSON - , 4,3, Gerrard-street, ;London. — Thei7RLING. FLUID restores the. -Hair where it has fallen ~ tf from Illness, .Perspirntion, change of. Climate on any of those causes N•llich.occassion premature decay. .It sfsu frees the I-lair from f.curf,. Makes it soft and. glossy as silk. ai,d keeps it in . ciirliliririg-e>ieroise.in the Dance orf.Pro 'rnenade; fri damp ..weather, Price 3s. tid ICss. Bd. and (Inc Vtitftea. • • Atso ATKINSON'S VEGE CABLE DYE chngeg the Hair on the Head or Whislvers from a Red or Grey to an Auburn or Black, lo perruaprnt.th A t neither washing . ,, yrerspiration, nor any other cause, efito IrelliOVe the colour.. Price 55.105. fid. and one Guinea. A.MBletaq t, so A p is • d-as most pleasant, innocent, atul 'effectual article of the kind ever submitted to p4blie mitice- It removes Free) lss, Ited• ness, and Hardee, fr , ro the Skin, preserits its chapping, and makes it soft,. white, and even. Price Is. the aqua: e. 'Hie abort. article . s- a-re Siol4 hy most Perfnuttn - g and Hair dressers in Town anti .I;cfinitt . ; and 14 the ProVrierni•; - 54.ines Athinson, Nu. 43, Cierrard,strett, ti-oho-spiarei:London, BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LF.TTF,4.S PATENT.. t. SIETCALFk.'S PENETKATING HAIR. BRUiLIES; for all ltituds of Uses. • • EIE Universal HeeVrtimi and If ithetuntit'.ll t (§n'ond.all.parallei).4.irett to •these-New re - t 'sF'ES, ES, by all Ranks -Society, is a wonderful instance of their,exeellottec over every ot her heiplement - for c;,,,, lns ing. the flead from Scurf, thereby stmengthenings and promoting the grow th of 11 ,,,,H a i r. As I , IORSI i . fiRUSHF.S, they aye-approved and recons niended by Professor Colman. They are -alike esteemed Lot all kiods of Personal Uses, as for•all-Domestic Purpsises, whercin a greater degree of cicanline3s.wili prevail, and com lnite ecenonty with expedition. • They are also of the greatest consequence for Mailufacturti,andAachitiery, and art. high!) . apprecnited Lv a number of the first artisans in the cuttn lry,.the superiority of the Patent .Brushcs .is so great, that (in ,coniparisOn, all others are wholly useless ; as will he proved on trial. Patent Brushes are. warranted free front whalebone, or any adukterat;on, and at the'sattie Brice us genuine Brushe here 'tofore made. To e'tail Retail' of the Patentee, No. 35, Great. Mary-iv bons Ol•=et, Portland...place ' .and at.“6o,:Oxford-itreot , ' and a ll i tspectahle Venders of B rushes in the United kingdiini. N.B.—Som 11 - guilt:lent Shopkeepers having imposed on the Publics both in price and quality,•by selling spurious Brushes, please to ask for Metcalfe's Patent Briishes, and see each brush has the Patentee's .Stamp impressed on it, 4.'Met Lath., Patentee," with the Royal insigint. Wiini,Yrcate O r d e rs to he addressed to Metcalfe and Kent, 49i Deatl'Vreet, Soho, or T. fs. lieut, Poultry, London. PUBLICATIONS. This Day were puhiisi:e(l, iu 12 no. price Gs. hoards, J2'l"[Eus ENGLISH HISTORY; for the,lise of Scho,:ls. ;) J.BIGLAND. Printed for Longman, Hurst, }tees, Orme, and Brown, ,London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author . , Letters on'tiaiorill History, I2nm. 75.61. boards. History of Europe to 1814, 2 gvo. 13s. hoards. History of I..tglaud to visl4 o v,ols. Bro.. IL Ws. boards. History of 2 vols. svo. 11. 4s. boards. This Day was published, handsomely printed, price 2s. 91 11 HE' EDINBURGH AIAGAZINE, and LI TERARY MISCELLANY, brine; a New Series of the Scots Msitaiint. For September, .1817. ONTENTS. Some Account. of Andrew. Gem fuels, the supposed Or iginal of FALe Ochiltrce—Remarkable. Larch Tree An the , Plant,t- . do as of tlie . Dulie of At hut •--Original Letter of Queen Eliza 'befit to Sadler, with a Fat-Simile of her Hand ‘Vriting—` Inventory of Napry a , .d Plate aprainted to he. hronght down to Tutlinry for.the,Use of the Scotish Queene' —Plan for aholishime air Abuse prevalent at Country Futte rals—Clii;,% - itni Letter from Helen \la-ia to Robert BO f i t s —tit rid tires on •Miss Williams's Poem on .the Slave Trade. 13. Burns—View of the (...hange of ,Banners in Scot land•during - the list Ceotttry (concluded)—Aesoant of some Atmospheric Thenomena—Oi , servatioa on. the Natural His tory. of flirds— , •tati-tical Observations on .the Commerce and Manufactures idasgw.v;,Paisley, Greenock, and .the Adjacent Districts—tt'o tae Origin.,rif the Nation and Naitt of t',e' Picts; From the Danish of Professor Finn Mm-citu-. *en. By Robert Jamieson, F.A.S.—On the Want of Accom modation at the Divoblane Mineral Springs—Balfour of Borlvy, BiogvaplOcal Notices, compiled from :011:4inal Papers-Letterfrona Burley to.lames 1. 7 4% . ,.0f Skirgartoutt— 'A, count of recent uq‘rovement .made in Block Printina— Sinkular Case ut invol ntary Danc , ng—ltev?ew of France, 3 Y 1,3 4 Mor,4.oi.—Miss Ed4el,vorth's Comic Dramas—A Nar cativ, of toe iititon's to Pitcairn's lslatul. By Lien tenant .1. Sbilliber, M.—Histarical Account of Dhcoverles ;-ind lrive's in Africa (tunclu, , led , —Analvtieal Notices':of .I. a n.frZlS.—ir - triKl po(1 r crary and Seitntifie Int ell ig•eilce—Mont hly List of ticv: Publications—Works Illy Register, &t. r\OTI( E. The Filitors of t he Winbuigh. Monthly Magazine, a AVork of •LP diSC011111111:111Ce 11.11 S just annoturced, beg leave to intimafe lhat they hate now !inqertalien to act as Editors ofthe' . Editilinr,gli Ntigizine , sod. Literary Miscellany They are happy in heinig enabled to state, that i hey have re ceived the most satigfutory assurances of :support, not only front the extensive circle of Literary Friends with .whose tistance they planned and so successively carried on their for toer Publication, but also from a number .of other distin guished individu4ls, who have, 'eugage4l to contribute thyir elleetWe aid .to this New 'Series of the earliest anti mo , t este e med Repository of Scottish Literature. They trust, therefoee, that the numerous readers. of the. - Edinburgh Monthly Nla4azine will find the present Work still more wor thy of their patronage and support. " - Priwed for Archibakt Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; anti Lotiginan and Co. Londan. , ' • SCOTCH BANK.itUeiS. SEQUES fRATIoNs. Sept. IR, James Tait . , merchant, Newton-Stewart--;Credi tors meet i❑ fil‘Conchie's Inn there, Ist and 20th -October, , e,pt.'2o, John Tbomson„ general merchant, 14ew•burh, Fifeshire—Creditars meet in Ad a msou's Inn there, 6th and 27th October, at 12. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. Pavitillender,:on, merchant, Linlitlurow, to he examined in the Court-liouse there, 6th and 21st October, at 12. • Lachlan M'lnto4h, draper, Tain, to be examined in the Court-House tliere,'3d and 21st October, at I-2. Creditors of Alexander t9'Gregor, hotel-keeper, Edin— burgh, meet in the Ctiion Hotel tlio.c, i•ttlr October, at S. Creditor s o f 'Mkt] P ! illocli and Co. bleachers, Townhead of I%lear'ls, meet in the Office of M•Pliertoh and APLachlan, writers., Glasgow, sth October, at 2. Creditors Of the deceased James Dnrlop,,late of Garnkirk, Meet inlhe Cotentin house of Archibald Wallace, uerchant, Cilaseow, 17th October, at 12. Creditors of Wm Stewart, residing in Cockenzie, late car rier and salt-dealer;)ueet in theltoyal Exchange Coffee-house, Et/int/et, eh, 13th October`, ate 2. Peter Oliver, merchant, New Castleton, to he examined in the Sheriff-Clerk's Office s Jedburgh, 1 tat and 281 b October, at 12. John - Walker, residing at Coalstonmains, limeburner, and tenant of the limvkilus at Salton, to be examined in lite She riff.Court-rootn, Haddington; Bth and 23d Ogto4er, at le. William Brown. jun. - merchant, Edinburgh, to, be ex amined in the Sheriff-Clerk's Office there, 10th and 24th Oc tober, at I. Creditors of Robert Burgest, merchant, Lerwick, meet in the Royal Exch'atig s t, Coffee-house, Edinburgh, tit h October, at I. Creditor's of John pennons, .fortuerly winter , in Glasgow, thereafter coal-master 'at Eastmuir, meet in the Office of Donald' Cutilhet4on, accountant, Glasgow, 14th October, at 1. Creditors of Robert Fleming; joiner and builder, Glasgow, utret in the Ottice . of King and Campbell, writers there, I ith October, at 2. . . Creditors of James Borland., innkeeper, Kilmarnock, meet in the bankrupt's house, 22(1 October, at 4. Creditors of Witlam Colt-ill/a, hardware•merchant, Kilmar llocti,' Meet 111 Regbie's Inn there, tit Decemi,er, et 3. C'reilitors of Thomas I-161op, merchant, Penionit,. will re ceive a die,lend frirti the Trustee, in the Sherid-Clerk's Of flee,' Dumfries, , Ith November. - Creditors of. William 'Elder, - leather-merchant, will receive a divii:und from Andrew Gray, currier there, .22d.Jannary: - . _Slat, 'of the affairs off.taroes Drununond, late tenant in , 'Candy., lie in the Office, of Hobert Forbes', writer, Kinross, till Nth • •• • Neil NI itn n, - viittner and horse-setter, Glasgow, has appliCil for a discharge. rPREC SEVENPENLE. CONSECRATION. •Tlint - piay,•.the.2s4ll tilt. being - the day tippobited • for the:,Colisecrittion of the tiew Church .and 13toi:11 Groton! of Si. D.ini's•, th • L t 0 Bis.HoP ; , in - his .robes . ,.draten io his coach aini tour, attended by.- the. ReY. Sob-deao Fisher 'and the Rev. Registrar Carrington, arrived at the church yard .at eleven o'clock: The Mayor 'ot Exeter, the Mayor-Elect, • the Chnrekwaidens of St. Da . yhr s., .an ti others the Committee' (sf''Marragruient , with white wands,. , lecl.t he way to die west' dOOr of the Church ; ' his Lord;nip followed, preceded by his Mace-bearer; atter raw: the Sub-dean, the Registrar, , the.Curate,ot and •ten nt the Clergy of gowns.—At 'the - wc . st door, Sdillati Esq. one .of the Wardens, presented to his Lordship a • Petition in writing, addressing hinv,elt ut the.same tithe to rl • U• • •• ;.y Lord;=-I I - tenthly desire in tYie at.tt .o trc name of the `rest rs of this paristi, .that tour Lordship would be preased to proceed to consecrate this New Church and Burying Ground, to Uses mentioned in this Pe tition, which I now offer and present to your Lordship." • The iiishop a ceptirtg the Pe:illicit!, returned the following answer • "•I am really to ilo'as . you desire, and beseech God to bless and prosper the.good work we are going about." • The Procession 'then entered the church, and - . proceededlowardS the east-end, repeating'alter- • !lately the - 24th •Psalni; the Bishop beginning.— The-forth of Consecration Was ',then p:occeded in. The Bishop having taken his chair, Inc instru.. mem of consecration was read by the Sad-dean, signed by the Bisjiop, 'and - attested by the Itegis ,.rar and his-Lcollstrip's - Secretary. The' ;horning service was the.) read by . the Rev. EdWin Eastcott, Ale officiating minister; 'and' an' excellent and ap propriate,sermou.deliVered by hire, with muchpa rhos arid effect, front Isaiah, X'kxvin 16. " Behold 1 lay In . Stott' for' a fauidioion a stoue t a tried stone, a precious corner-shine, a' sure fouadatiou." • , „ • • After the buik of the etoigreg r ation, wiacir was ecry.ntimerous,,was dismissed,- Chi 'biqlEOp;a:lizti oisteri:d the.sacrame;..t of the Lord's stilper to'is large nifinher of .coninitinteahls';• and then ceeded to consecrate the new piece of groiitid adder! to the previotis The.building is.itethe Gree'an stile,, and presents.a hand some appearance. It' has a grand portico andtt,vee, at 04 ,est-end :and the 'exterior 'Of the Whole is plastered with • Roman Cement - , shaded so as to resell - dile' stone, of which the imitaliou is eery glod.. The ulterior is 11Q0, and plain: The sears•are principally off wainscot—the puipit and reading. deskvstand in the centre aisle. in the front of the altar-14u ;co mmunion table is of wainsc,ot; and exhibits gone good care ing—the altar is surnititiottll with a,ricti drapery of. red r i ne.,' reen. fringed . , di:gait( :wear:wee to tiiat, end- of the eburch—t he'('ininisoutlinents, Lord's Pea) er, reed, 'are paiotedin very chaste characters. The Galleries es tend on three sides . : in the carter, opposite la altar, Alto Organ, 'which is very hathlsome, and Witt; LOUlt,ily'Air., Ilium Thomas, of his City. ItS'e:ei'mpass is front GG to alt.: the front is mahogany, with gilt pipes, the largest of. which 'the bass of 1 he ppull diale4Soll ) is = InCllrS in'dianieter, and 1.5 feet in Irngth, but due, 110 appeal , lung, a p,tet being let up through the Ceiling, tin account of the lowness or the - roof, which is a fault in uoiversally Com plained of lie-Stops (or rint,"s.of pipes) consist of: open diapason, stopped 41:past,. and(' fifteenth, and three-rairloql .seNtfuiait to : the swell*, in the., upper part of the case, and contains fourstop's, viz.—apen diapason, dulciana, princifrtl,, and ~trumpet.,. The stops ex- • tend all through the scale; int.. the whole of i the pipes (604) are of metal, excepting one octave of the •stoppeet dialiesoo, which is of wood. The instillment was ably played by fur. Garbett, the organist, although be laboured under great its there being no „pedal yet affixed to reduce the sound of the great organ, nor were there any cosiveyances to the large pipes in Iront, whielr . p . reventt-t1 Its nsitu them to girt, effect to he ellorusses of the anthem.. The whole is ex pected to be finish,' is the present Week, when the public will be enabled to decide on its nierits. A ethrsiderable riumitrr i,f theparishinners and other gen tlemen, together with the , And ( 4 1erg y , dined attlit..Nesst London where an efegant diuncr`and cim;ce eines were served •H p , and the evening sptnt in mirth and harounly.—,, On the Bishop's health tieing drank; his Lords'iip et . urned thanks in a very handsorne speech, and passed. high en comiums un the Wardens and Committee, for their well cou ducted arrangements. [its Lordship also, in tie c,airse of day, expressed' himself surprised and highly pleased with ttie al;elit:es of the clime, whose performance of the Anthem (from.. 1-hodel's Oratorios), and other pats of the serVice, certainly did them much credit, and evinced considerable knowledge of tile science of music. Ibe following are the Inscriptions engrayen Ott the two Corner Stones of the Rev. G. Chapel, in Barth()lotnew-street, which were laid yesterday aft ern oo n The Ri This gtone - teas hiid Sept. Ann° powini. .1317, by a Minister f Jesus Christ, 'Kith the desire of rising• l i ly T em pl e , iii •whie :oviy be proelainie - d the great truth contained in the word of his 11as:er.-1 Cnr. Ch. 3. v. I. Other.foundAl ion call no than lay than that is !did, which is Jesui Christ.' " The Lift.—" This building i, :intended for the use of the m ess e nger s of that Gospel wh eh declares it freeaint s alvati o n i4:•th e Lord .h.sus (;hrlst, who Is hOth I he fonoilit tint) and the head stone of the corner. IS. v. The Alpha and Ouoga in the great work nt bringing suns to glory."—(Ea tic? Plling ,•us.t, Oct. t.) ORDINATION. At a General Ordiy►ation on Sunday last,. at Ely, by ihe 'Lord , Bishor, o►f t}►e piocese, the fol lowing _ (4/Attie:nen of 'tl►is littisersi;y . were or tl~►lneil Priests...-George Quilter, - 11.A. Fellov. , of St. Peter:s Col lege; George Birt.o .ltrion, LL. it. Trinity-Mar; J o b , ' Cox, m . A . ,ch r i st Vonc, M.A.•Feikw Mazdulvil C o ll e ge ;. Jaines, Ileclfo'rd, NI.. A. Trinily (,liege; Joba Sturges. Lievre, St. John's College; by letters cairn. from the Lord Bishop of Winchester. • Deacons.—Liugh Kerr, 'Trinity College; - by letters din-I. : loin the Lord Bishop-of Litchfield nod (reentry; S••t niuel'Swit Fellow' of King's Carlfege, by let t,rs front thkhop of • Wi)ichster ; Robert - Bot:er,. it A. Trinity College, by letters ditn. from Laid Bishop of Litchfield and Coventry. • • _ . The Rev. Jas. ule, NT.A, examining Chaplain the and„ltioorrd s of uivi:,piii(,),l:o t ttCI u e i r, k,:g a e n:l l IHt a s te F . betl e t !Metl by his Lortisliiit to iclie ‘i;nr.lge •Of 11„1, 0 „. Moin•%, vacant the cession of the Rev. J. I.3lo,cklebahk , .1.._ Steam-born, ~.re casing.o,; (oe:Forrh. Be. i" 1 sr a itetJ. ,bt.r weer) ao4t G ra ,, ge ,, ;( ;o. the L: 1y of the 1., tke; whit:l4 13tely plied-on the.F.,:be,_now .rtas be;vt ,, e ., New. liaveo z•iiilii ,, g,,perfutuling the voyage geue. rally la five flours.