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EYTON, Stock-broker, 2, CORNBILL, takes the
earliest opportunity of ,submitting the SCHEME of a
NEW LOTTERY, which begins Drawing so early as the 4th
of AUGUST. The magnitude of Prizes is very great—and
the number of Tickets remarkably small..Asre being Two Prizes
of .£50,000, with so few Tickets as 8,000. Besides these ad-
vantages, Two of the Prizes will receive in addition Eight Pipes
of Port Wine or Madeira, or Eight Hogsheads of Claret, to be
chosen by the Holders themselves.—E. E. solicits a preference,
as above where Schemes with full particulars may be had gratis.
All Business in the Public Fuuds transacted with the utmost
fidelity and dispatch.

AirEPICAL BLANK LABELS, of mixed sizes,
4000 for Xi., highly useful to Houses of extensive prac-
tice : though accurately folded and emboss-A, are cheaper than
any one can make them, because, from the annual consumption
of many hundred reams, the paper is excellent, and charged.
with no retail profit, whilst the cutting one out of the other,
' pays by the saving, for the making, all done by machinery.
Sold by J Callow: bled. Bookseller, Crown-court, Soho ;
Burtenthaw, 132, St. Martin's-lane; J. Woodharn, .11, High,
Holborn; 13. fallort, 39, New Bond-street, Stationers; and at
Apothecaries' Hall. Gentlemen in the country remitting .£l.
post-paid, will have the value returned carriage free.

THE ARMY.

RSTLRN of the Naxos of the Orr:oafs In the limo who re-
naive Passions for the Lan of Limas, or for WOCKDS, speci-
fying the fiahure of the (oases, the Places where, aarnae
Year when Wounded, the Amhunt o' their Pensions, and
the Dates from -which they commence.
Temporary Pensions are distinguished thus a before the Sera.
(Continued frees the STAR of Saturfloy.)
26tb Foot—fnaptain John Bowles, for a wound at Waterloo,
1001, horn 19th June, 1816.
Ditto—Clot-ant Thomas Wilson, for a wound at Vittorla,.llll3,
.1091. from 28d June, 1814.
t9th Ditto--Ileatetrant Monstin for loss 'of sight to _
Canade, 1787, 701. from 23th Dec. 1811.
Ditto—Ditto, Ditto Ditto, Ditto.
DittoCnioarn gar Ditto, Arbuthnot; for wounds In Grenada,
179 J, 3401. from 25th Dec. 1811.
Ditto—Leutenant Edward Kearney, for wour.ds at Alimera,
1811, 501. from 17th May, 1812.
Ditto--Lientenant-Colonelaair Gregory. H. B. Way, for wounds
It A!huera, 131 i, (aka from 17th May, 1812.
Ditto--alajor' George Tod, for wounds at Albutra, 1811, 10tH.
from 17th Moy, 1512,
Mao— Linitatoio, el Andrew Crush, for wounds at Vimiera,
1808, .200!. from lath Hae. 1811.
Matto—Captain Robart StainWia far weans at Talavora 1809,
and •Albueraaltil I, 4701: from 17th• May, 1812.
rlitfttieutenatit-Colonel Peter 'lodge, far woundi at Roleia,
1808, tnoon from Sath Dx. 1811
30th Ditto—Captain Hay Livingstone, for loss of an eye, at
Corsica, 1794. 1001. friam 25th -Dee. 1811.
Ditto-Colonel Charles Tarnor,. for loop( an arm at Badajos,
.1311, nonn front itth May, 1812.
•Ditto--Majoe William St•mart, for wounds at Pampelutra,
1813, oink/. fr,im 28th July, 1814.
Ditto--lanitenato Porefay Liickwood, for a wound at Quatre
Bras, 70/. from 17th June, 1818:
31st Ditto--Enaign Peter. King, for loss of a leg in Holland,
. 1799, !XV. from 25th Dec. IEII.
Ditto—Lieutenant-Cenral Hon. Robert-Meade, for kw of an
eye at Rosatta, 11107; 4001, from 25th Dec. 1011..
Ditto—Captain Gaarge Connan, for wounds at Waiter% 180.0.
1001: fmm 25th• Tree. 1011. • - • . • .
Bkt6--Coptain Edmund Stoorißmy, for loss of Night in Egypt,
1807, alO9l. -from 25th Dec. 1811.
Ditto—Lieutenant Loftus Nun, for injury sustained inn)* pitto
formance of military duty at Salamanca, 1812; 761. nom
'l3th Nov. 1613. - •
Ditto—Lientenant Raymond, far wounds in sh:
"tees, 1813, a7Ol. berm 85th AYALA. 1814.
Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew 31'Intash, for wounds at Pampa.-
lona, 1813, 501. from 29th Jctly, 1814.
Ditto-a Captain John- Grindlestonea for wounds_ at St. Jean sit
Luz, 1815, lOrn, from 11th Nov. 1314.
Ditto--Colonal Paul Andcreon, for wounds In Elton Pea;
.:bOl. from 25th Dec. 1811.
Ditto—Captain Charles 'Romer, for injury sustained in the par-
formance of military duty in kept, 1307, IOCI. rots m 96.1
Dec. is 11:
Dino--Lientanant William GiVon, for injury snitAned in the
performance of military din" In Soaln, 1217, .7el. fronnB4ll`n
Jan. 1813. -
Ditto—Captant George Cenmao, fur a woond at Tain.•
1809, ICOI. second per.slon, from :Soh De::. 1815.
Ditto--Breoet-3lajor EdWard Knorr, for 1053-0 l an arra at, nn.
Palain 1814, 3'ol. from 16th 1"..m. 1315.
Ditto—Lieutenant Genre Banmish. for injurn sustained on kir:
vice, 1816, .701. from 20t3 .I.igm: 1017. •
sod Ditto—Liautenitat Iltary Quill, for loss of an tic at Deyg
goo, 1812, 701.'from 121 Oct. I 15.
Aothooy fhavon for wounds at Salasnannano
1812,.10C. from fed July, 1813. .
Dino--Manor- William Henry Todle; etrAntinthi
luna, 1813, alOO/. f nal 31 st July, 1814.
Ditta—Lietitiaant Walter Swn.4man (Captain half-psy -Kola
foot), for injury sustained in the performance or military duty
in Snail, 1809, 701. from 25th Dar. 1811.
Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Quill, for a wound at Quatre Dion,
0701. &of:l.l7th June, 1.810.
Ditto— Captain Gaorge Barr, for wounds at Waterloo, alOnn
front 19th June, late.
Ditto—Lieutaaant Jonathan Jag.e, for a wound at Waterloo,
0701. from 19th June, 1816.
3.56 Ditto—Leateaant Fredenck Bannatyne, for lon of tnlfrg ata
llargan-sp-Zoom, 1814, 701. nom 9th March, 1315. .
Ditto—Lieutenant William Pudc, far wounds at langainon-
Zoom, 1814, a 714. from 10th March, 1815.
Ditto—Captain John Guthrie (ao longer in the service), for km
of an eye at Bergen-op-Zoom, 181-1, 2001. from. itch March,
:815.
Ditto—Ditto, Ditto, for other wounds, 2001. Mte.
Ditto--Lieutenant Robert K••rr (Claptein half-pay 11. h foot%
for wounds at 13ergeroop-Zooln, 11114, 4701. from tins alarein
1813.
Ditto—Lieutenant John Alderson, for loss of an arm at Quatro
Bran 701. from 17th June, 1816. . •
Ditto—Liautenant William Bain, for a wound at Waterloo,
a7Ol. from 19th June, 1316.
Ditto--Lieutenaut James Forlong, for a wound at Quatre Brat,
a7O/. from 17th June, 1816.
Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Canning, for a wound at 'Linen-
op-Zoom, 1314; from 10th March, 1815.
Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Westmore, fur a wound at Water-
loo, .701. from linh June, 1816.
Ditto--Lieutenaat Samuel Alexander Pagan, for a wound at
Waterloo, ltd. from 18th June, lbw. •
34th Ditto—Lieutetunt-Colonel Fennick (no longer
in the service), for loss of aleg iu the Pyrenees 1015, from
26th July, 1814.
Ditto—Lieutenant William Richardson, for *minds at Free-
manstown, 1777, 70/. tram 35th. Dec 1811.
Ditto--limtralint /Ina. Robert Intson (nail oat as Captain),
fora wound at St. VintCtit, 1796, 71.1. from 'Loh e. 1311.
351 it Drao—Major Adam Ihy (on looner in. the envier), for
wounds in I lolbod, 1799, 100/. from 55th I.
Ditto--Liautenant .lustio, for loss of a leg at al.-men,
1814, 7:1. from 3,1 I,tb. 1315.
36th Ditto--En an Evan M•fiterson, for loss of an eye at FO.
rl;11b, 1813, 54•/'. front 1..1th 31:trch, 1514.
Ditto—Captain Robert Itokency, for a wound at Bayonne,
1813, 10a. from 11th Nov. 1811.
Ditto—Lieutenant William Twist:ll, for loss of an eye at St. Pe*,
1313, 701. from 11th Nov. 1814.
Ditto--31ajor Wright Swain, fora wound at Buenos
Ayrm, ICO7, 6100/. from 25th Dec. 1811.
Ditto—Ensign James hPeabts, for a wound at Toulouse, 1814,
501, from 11th April, 11315.
Ditto—Lieutenant James Prendergast, for a wound at Toulouse,
1814, .701. from 11th April, 1815.
Ditto—Lieutenant-Omer-al Alexander Mackenzie, for hoes of
an ey7 in India, 1799, 30C/. from 25th Dec. 1811.
37th Ditto--Lleutenant Robert Stowurds, for loss of a leg at
-Aferxem, 1814,. 1001. from sth Feb. 1815.
Ditto--Lieut. George Chapman, for loss of a leg at Mariam,
1814, 701. from sth Feb. 1815.
38th Ditto—Captain Archibald Funartoo, for loss of a log at
Salamanca, 1812, 1001. from 234 July. 1813.
Ditto—Captain Frederick Browne Sandwich, for loss of an arm
at St. Sebastian, 1813, 1001. from Ist Sept. 1814.
Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Miles, for wounds at Sala.
manta, 1812, ci2501. from 93d July, 1813.
Donn-Lieutenant George Freer, for wounds at St. Sebastian
and Bayonne, 1813, a7Ol. front linna December, 1814.
Ditto—Lieutenant Theodore -Widsits for wounds at tit. Se-
bastian, 1813, .1301. from 28th July, 1814.
flitto—Major William Taylor, for wounds a: Bayonne, 1813,
.100/. from 10th Dec. 1814.
Ditto—Lieut. Alexander (:ampbell, for wounds, at Bayor.re,
1814, nada from 17th March, 1815.
Ditto—Lieunnant Shapland Swiny, for wounds in Amerna,
1773, 32d 701. from 25:ii Dec. /811.
T. broNotitkordi

Jand J. SIVEWRIGHT have Three powerful mo-
• fives for soliciting public attention to the present Scheme.
Ist, Because it contains Two Prizes of the great magnitude of
Thirty Thousand Pounds each, with only 8,000 Tickets.
2d. Because Nos. 24,20'G and 15,760, the first and last Prizes
of 130,000 ever drawn, were Shared and Sold at their Offices.
3d, Because they think they cannot evince their gratitude for
past favours better than by recommending Arose who honour
them with their commands, to adventure in the present Lottery.
The Schtme contains _

CABINET PIANOFORTE, with two Pedals, Silk
Front, complete, a solid good Instrument, with the new
shifting movement so much approved of; shop price 60gs. for
38gs. Also a Square Pianoforte, with three tintwcrs, by Tom-
kison, 2Rgs. cost 36gs. Ditto, at 2Sgs. Ditta, I :.;7,5. Horizontal
Grand, at ssgs.—May he seen by day-light at Mr. Watl;n's,l3,
Leicester-place ; also his new improved Patent Oblique Piano-
forte, so justly admired by everyone, for its touch and tone,
convenient form, and price.

Prizes of -

Zio,ooo
2,000
1,000 Sovereigns
500

FRAUD

11COUNTERACT the away attempts that are
'?isily made to impoos on the **Vary a SPURIOUS COM-
-I'oBll'loN instead of the CiENUrigt: lILACKING prepareAl
by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in
which their siguature and address,
97, lIIGII-110LBORN,
Is so conspicuously placed In the c..ntre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-press, will enable purchas:rs at once to detect
the imposition,
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"rio, 200, &c. &c..

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And in addition to all the Prizes paidbyboveinment, rite
archasers may receive
GOLD

For the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with
. PORT, CLARET, Olt MADEIRA,
amounting to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs-
heads of •Claret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand hove-
r:4ms and in proportion for Shares.
/The Wine to be chosen by the Holders themselves.
_ • Begips 4th AUGUST.
Tickets and Shares now on Salo at the Old Established Offices
of J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, (who were the lint Contractors
that reduced the Price of a Ticket to £l9. los. and a Sixteenth
to £7 Shillings),
No. 11, Hotsosw; I
/41, OSTOILD-121tIT
57, Costanza.; 58, H
Who Shared and Sold in the last Lottery

The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold whohisale by
DAY and MARTI N, b 7, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Perfu-
mers, Boat-Makers, Ste. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at
6d. is. and la. 6d. each.

UNCOMMON. GOOD TRAVELLING,
•wu snt

POUR CAPITAL PRIZES.

SARACEN'S Hill) INN, SNJWIIILL,
v LONDON. •
To Yost, Liens, Naxuanaux, and an Rats of the North.
Four Inside Coaches, the best Horses, and keep excellent Time.
By 13. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. • •

Also the '
Fran. 430,000 ever drawn.
LAST £30,000 ever drawn.

THE following Post-COoches, Mail .Coaches, &c.
set out from the SA RACEN's•HEA D INN, Snow-hill:
The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only
one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Outsides, et s
out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool nest evening at
six o'clock, byway of Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbury, Northamp-
ton, Welford, Lotterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield,
Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Koutsford, Warrington, sad Pxescot.
SOUTHAMPTON', Lymiv•t e on,Winchester and Basingstoke
new Four Inside Coach, at ball-past 7 o'cloci in the morning,
arrives at the Dalnhin Tnn„ Southampton, by five o'clock. This
is a most delightful conveyance to the Lle of Wight, Sc: . y,
Guernsey, St. Maloe's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, &c.
SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poet-Coach,
every evening, at fire o'clock—Guarded.
WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blsndford, Salisbury, Andover,
and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. The Wey-
mouth packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Aiderney, St. N:sloe's,
EX ETP.R, Pl.:month, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth,
Dartmouth, and Salisbury new Poet Coach, every morninprat
o'clock, throual Honiton, Axminster, Bridpnrt, Blandforr4
Basingstoke, and Bagenot. •
BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hontiandon
Royal Mail Coach, sots out every evertor to Spilshy, Louth,
Grimsby and Hull.
BATITtnd BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippen-
ham, Calve, and Marlborough, every afteir.oan ; arrive at ..tr.
May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London
Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, neat morning. Coaches
to 'Wells. Brdg%avater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c.
LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out
every Morriing ; carrios Four Insides only, and goes remarkably
easy, with a Guard throughout: passes through Stamford,
Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to tlw Gobbed
Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon
expedition or this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable
and complete conveyance' on the North Road, being unequalled
in Accommodation by any either.
GLASGOW, Longtown, Grettie-Green, Annan, Dumfries,
Ilrownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kilo, Comstock, Kingewell, rod
all parts of Scotland, a Post Coach, (Daily).
YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New-
castle, and Edinburgh new Four-inside Coach, with a Guard
throughout; sets nut every Morning, at Eight o'Clock, by way
of Newark, Ration!, Tadca'ter, Darlington, Northallerton, Dur-
ham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves
fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time
they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare.
M A R LBO lt OUG 11, Swindon, litainsb of y, Ilungerford, and
Newbury Post-coach, at Seven in the Morning.
Bli I DGNOIITII and Walsall New Coach, every Evening.
A It LIS LE, Penrith aind Whitehaven,Four-insiderost-coach,
and a (head all the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby,
Greatabridge, Richmond, ('atterick, lioro,,ghbridge, Wetherby,
Aherford, Donesuiter, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning,
and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers
detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar
advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach.
KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston' Kiihy•Lonsdale, Bolton,
Charley, Ormskirk, and Garstaug Post Coaches, every After-
noon, at five o'clock.—Guarded. .
1.1 V E RPOOL,Warrington, Enutsford. Sane and Lichfield,
Post Coach, called Royal Defiance' ever/ Evening, at Five
&Clock, to the Saracen's liead Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.—
Guarded throughout.
SHOTLEY HALL ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nanterich,
NORTHUMBERLAND. Northwich,:and Midillewieli Post Coach, every Evening, at
By WINSTANLEY and EONS, Five o'clock.
At the Auction Mart, London, on tHIMSDAY, August 20, at SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, nip/ Coatis, every
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an
Twelve, in One Lot, by direction'
of the Mortgagees and with
Moriting, to the Georgic Sunderiand.
coiment of the Assignees of Messrs. Mowbray and Co. and
mANCHESTER, Winsldw, Conglet, Newcastle, Wahal,
and Wolverhampton Poet Coach, every Afternonta.—Gearded.
pursuant to an order of the Lord Chancellor,
SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock-
v ery Valuable and important ESTATE of
Ingham, every Morning.
THESHOTLEY HALL, lite the Property of Arthur Mow-
BIRM INGII A 11l Post Coach, with a Guard, sets cut every
bray, 1:4. comprising the MANOR, or reputed MANOR of Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Passes
WASKERLEY and HAUGH CLEUGH, and a Domain of by Daventry, Towcester, Leamington, and Warwick, to the Sa.
upwards of TWO THOUSAND ACRES of Meadow, Pasture,
raven's head Bull-street, Birmingham.
Arable, and Wood Land, situate in the Parish of Shotley, in
HULL, Northeave, Ilowden, Thorn, and Done,ster Post
the County of Northumberland, bordering upon Durham, con-
Coach, every Morning, at half-past six, to the Cross Keys, Mar-
slating of several Farms, called Shotley Hall, with a Mansion ket-place,
thereon, Upper and Lower Waskerley, Laings Loanings Studs, DOVER, Dual, Margate, Sandwich, Ratusgate, Canterbury,
Panshields, ILI Top and Shotley Field. The Estate is nearly Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud new Post Coaches,
within a ring fence, in part bounded by the River Derwent, and Morning, Noon, and Night.
offers a most eligible opportunity for the investment of Capital . HERTFORD, Ware, Hodestlan, and Cbeshunt Coach every
7 is! annual value upwards of One Thousand Eight Hundred merging.
Poonds. Shotley is situate about 16 miles from Durham, 11 TOITENH AM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at half-pasti
from Newcastle, 14 from Ilexharn and 13 from Waloingham. Two, at Five, and at Eight o'Clock.
To be viewed by applying to ?dr. Adamson, the principal
WAGGONS.
Teaent, at Waskerley. Particulars, with engraved Plans, may To Hemel Hempstead, Watford, and Stanmore, s.times a week.
be had 28 days preceding the Sale of Thomas Hopper, Esq. Dies, Beeches, Bungay, Bury, arid a!! parts of Suffolk, every
Ilcuclan House, Sunderland; Robert Ilatcherby, Esq. Darling- Monday.
ten ; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Solicitors, 52, Lothbury ; Cirencester, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester,
Meisrs. Andros and Anderson, Solicitors, • Warnford-court, three times a week.
Thrormorton-street ; Lewis Allspp, Esq. Nottingham; Messrs.
Thorpe and Fray, York; IL W. Johnson, Esq. Darlington; .1.- Wr MOUNT tIN and CO respectfully acquaint' theic
Gregg :n IL Sermon, Moire. Durham; Messrs. Clarke and Friends and. h Public,. that thee not be accountable for any
Grey, Stbekton-on-Tees ; Joseph Bainbridge, Esq. Newcastle- Parcel,P.:aserit gC•rs' Low ge, Wriongs, Plate, &c. of more than
upon-Tyrr • Messrs. Winstanley and ('role, Liverpool; at the , Five Pounds value, If lost, staler', or damaged, unless entered
Adetiou 311 rt, Londoni and of Winstanley and Sow, Pater-
las such and thl Isurance pail for AGGOrtlingly, at the Saiaten's
sioster-tow. 'Had, Snow-rill, iiMidora

SALES BY AUCTION.

FIELD HOUSE ESTATE, NEAR DARLINGTON, IN
THE COUNTY OF I)URHA3I.
• By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the House of Jona Scorr, the King's Head Inn, in Darling-
ton, on Moamar, the 10th of August, by direction of the
Mortgagees, and with consent of the Assignees of Messrs.
Mowbray, Hollingsworth, Wetherell, and Co. and pursuant
to an Order of the Lord Chancellor,
AVERY Valuable and Desirable ESTATE, called
FIELD HOUSE, late the property of JOHN WETHERELL,
Esq. consisting of a capital modern-built Mansion, with suitable
Offices, Coach-houses, Stabling, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds,
Farm-house, Barns, and Out-building.; and the surrounding
Inclosures of most excellent Meadow, Pasture, arid Arable
Land, consoininT altogether nearly TWO Il UN DRED AN' lr
FORTY ACRES; situate adjoining the high road from Dar-
lington to Barnard Castle, only one mile from the former place,
'sod about 15 from the later. The Mansion in hand is an ele-
Sant modern structure, and seated in a park-like Paddock the
principal apartments are of admirable proportions, the Chain-
, tiers numerous and well arranged, and the Offices and Out-
' buildings equal to an establishment of the first respectability ;1
forming, altogether, a most e ,giole Residence for any Gentle-1
'man attached to agricultural pursuits, and the land is of very
superior quality. The Estate is Copyhold of the Mauer of
Botidgate, in Darlington, but nearly equal iu value to Freehold,
the fine being certain and small—the quit rents amount to about
£.l per annum.
To be viewed by applying to R. Batcherby, Esq. at Darling-
ton, of whom printed Particulars, with engraved Plans, may be
had, 21 lays preceding the Sale ; also of Thomas Hopper Esq.
McAdoo House, Sunderland; Messrs. Amory and. Coles,
Solici-
tors, 52, Lotfibury ; Messes. Andres and Anderson, Solicitors,
Warnford-court, Throgmorton-strect; Lewis Allsopp, Esq. Not-
tingham ; Messrs. Thorpe and Gray, York; It. W. Johnson,
Esq. Darlington; J. Gregson and Richard Scruton,
ham ; Messrs.. Clarke and Grey, Stockton-on-Tees ; antl,Joxph
Bainliiitige, Esq. Newcastle-upon-Tyne; icsirs. Winstanky
•and Crole, Liverpool; at the Auction Mart, Landon; and of
Winstanicy and Sons, Paternoster-row.