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London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

3,,r, ph Johnl",-,n, of Tv,icircrt's ;MIN, parifh of Pauletrrury, Nor-
t hemptoniltil c, miarr, flour-merchant, coal merchant, and corn
frfl r, (I.l.altr at d chapruan. to furrender October 7, 28,
and November 2.4. ai tea, at Guildhall, London. Attornio, Mr.
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I,lace, Bahord-row, London ; or Mr. Butcher,

Nortuanreon.
ard Jch- St itha ti, of Twickett's Mills, neat Tow-
celler, Nrrtha.rptonlhire, ❑:ill:rs, corn factors, dealers, chap-
tn.n. and mariners Cc:fiber V:), 27, at ten, and Nov. 24, at
cloven, at Guilaall, Lcr,don. Attoridei, Marrs. S.ss aiu,Stevens
and Maples. Ohl (every, Lordon.
Tames Adams, of F-re-ftrect, Cripplegate, London, dealer in fpi,
ritucua liguots, dealer and chapm-in, Oetoher 29, November 3,
and 24. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Vandercum

and Comyn, 111:4o lane, Cannon-flreet.
Samati Draper, of Oxford-lb-cc:, Nlidrilercx, linen-draper, dealer
and chapman, o,:labcr t-, 24, and November 24, ar twelve, at
cuildh.itt. Attorney, Mr. Drake, No, 5, Old Ftfh-itrect,

D4Ctor's Commons.
William Radcliffe and Thomas Rol:, now or late of Stockport,
Cbcfhire, cotton-nrintilaatirers, dealers, ebapmen and partnas,
Niiv. 4, at tile Brnigowater Arm- Inn, Manchcfter, at eleven,
5, and 24. at the Hld Lion Inn, Heaton Non's, at
two. Attornies, rvklirs. Lininid and Dale, Heaton Norris.
Thomas Toptiam, of Mancheittr, merchant, dealer and chapman,
October 28. 29, Ind Nov Zs, at eleven, at the Bridgewater
Arms, in Manchelti.r. Atomics, Mr. K. K jackfon,Marfden-
flivaro, Manchata ; ur Mr. Charles jackfon, Hare•court,

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'Tempt,., London.
jo.:n Lloyd, of Liverpo d. brew:r, (late partner with Peter Lock -
hart, of the fame place, merchant,) November a, 3, and 24. at
eleven, at tile Globe Tavern, Liverpool Attornies, Mr. Win-
die. john ltreet, De.'ford row, London; or Mr. Edward oar
flea. Lower Cattle Itreet, Livapool.
Sa:onel Lawton, of Grappenball, in Chadic. butcher, dealer and
c:laptitztl, Nov. 4, c, and 24, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in
Liverpool. A tteinie+, Mr. Wintile, john-itreet, Bt Mord-row,
London ; t.r Mr. Edward Gr:finb, Lower Caltla-ftreet, Liver-

pool
carlea A3_rna, of Eery court, St. Mary Axe, I ondon, jeweller•
dealer and ellauniati, Odober z 9. Nov. 3, and 2.4. at eleven. at
Attcrucy, Mr. Pafmoze, Warr,ford-court, Throg•
mot ton-ferret.
J,Jceph 1-ioder.., now nr late of Birmingham, baker, dealer and
0(.3 ober 29, 30. .11.1 Nov. 24. at twelve, at the Red
Lice! Intl, at NI, well, parifh of Great Sheepy, Leicelterfhire
Attorney, Mr. John Owen, A•ha stone, Wanvickfhire ; or Mr.
rz Wood-ltreet, Cher. Ode. London.
DIVIDENDS.
OMeher 13. Cl.a-lea Miles, of Bermondfey•ftreet, Southwark,
fcllnt.nobcr, at tw.dve, at Guildhall.
0c,,•1-rr r'. Yob Ratray, of Paternofter-row, London, woollen-
draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.

Saturday morning Marquis Loarrwantis, the Mat
ter of his Nlajeity's flag hounds, had one of his MA-
nry's der turned cut for a day's diverfion, at the
C,lc4en Ball, near Bracknell ; he flatted with great
(peed, fh.:wed confiderable limit at the edge of the
Foreti, and was taken after an excellent run of three
hour , near St. Anne's hill. The Marquis was at-
tended by a numernus field of gentlemen fportfmen.
OCtob• r divklemls are nr,w paying at England's
treat Birk, the door of which is direClly oppofite J.
lATARNER•S State Lottery Office, 16, Cornhill, where
it is LC.ted Furune will distribute her largeli fa.
vont h! the Lottery which he,tins Drawing next
Tract-day, namely, the Grand Prize 0f4.0,c001.—J.
W. wonid think himfelf 'emirs in his attention to the
was he not to rec,rnmend their immediately
hying out a part of their receipts, in order that the
next dividend they receive may be increafed in the
additional ft,m of 20001. a year by the purchafe of a
'cool. a year by a Lail; Share, snol. a year
b.:. quarter Share, 2501. a year, by an eighth Share,
and 1251. a year by a fixteenth Share. From the
very great demand already, he prefurnes difappnint-
n out may be the let of thole who delay their purchafe
ary 10n.7,er. True Schemes gratis, the Prizes paid
immedia:ely they are drawn, from the lowelt Prize
to the Grand Prize of 4.0,0c01.
From the Fine Arts being now In nniverfally cul-
tivated, Drawing and Painting becomes, in fume
• degree, a neceffary part of education to both Sexes.
To yottag females r f exalted rank, it is a fource of
elegant and rational amufement ; and by qualifying
thole who move in a more humble fphere to intim&
other:, it is eminently ufeful to them.• To the Gen-
tleman, it gives the power of making (ketches of any
Icenery that may Ihike his attention, much more
re,'lly and expecLionfly 'ban he could write it ;
once it enables the Artifan molt eifentialiy to improve
t).e forms of any article that he manufaaures. To
attain this art, or improve thofe who are ltudying it,
a Dra Book of Landfcapes, by JOSHUA BRYANT,
on a plan never bef re attempted, and now publifhing
in numbers, at 6s. each, by 4. Ackermann, Repoli-
tory of Arts, lot, Strand, is perhaps the molt uleful
work that has yet been publifhed ; for betides Six
Plates in each Number, it contains defcriptive ktter-
prefs, that progreilively explains the principles of
Dram ing, &c. in fo clear and perfpicuous a manner,
a• will materially improve the Rodents, fupply the
want of a master, or aid the pupil in the mallet's ab•
fs nee. The above will be completed in eight monthly
111 mbers. feven of which have already appeared;
ind well be continued with four additional Numbers,
treating on Light, Shade, and Colouring, the tire
number of which will appear on the frit day of De-
e;mber, and continued monthly until completed,
;ice ss. each Number.