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FAMILY PRAYERS: composed principally in
Expressions taken from the Holy Scriptures, and from the.
E.taklished Servicrs of the Church of England.
By the Itie. THONIAi CO FRILL, A.M.
Perpetual Curate of I.aue-End. Stafford.bire ; and late Fellow of
St. John's College, Cambridge.
% Printed for F.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and sold also by
Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Fleet-ttreet.
Of whom may afro be had, by the sante Author,
An Assist sermon, intended to illustrate the Nature and Neces-
sity of Laird, Human and Divine. Preached at Stafford, March
15, 1816 ; price Is. 64

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In One Volume. tlmo. price 51. in boards.
AFAMILIAR EXPOSITION and APPLICA-
CA LION of the EPISTLE of ST. PAUL 'to the CO-
LOSSIANS, in a Course of bight Sermons, indthling an Exa-
mination of the geotral nature and um of the Epistles of the
Nigw Testament. To %%bids are subjoined, Two Sermons, on
Puts of the Example of St. Paul.
• By THOMAS GISBOitNE, M.A.
Printed for T. CAA and W. Davies, Stram)., I..ondon ; and
W. Blackwood, Edinburgh.
Of whoni may a so be had, by the same Anthor,
.

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2. Sermons, principally designed to illustrate an to enforce
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In Eve large Vols. Bvo price £3. in boards, a new Edition of
I IHE H isTo ICY ot th CHIDRCHof Cld. R I ST..
1 By the late Rev. JOSEPH MILNER, A.M. With Ad-
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Deao of Carlistv, and President of Queen's College, Cambridge.
Primed for T. ("acted and W. Davies, Strand.
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CATON ON • I'HE VENEREAL DISEASE AND 1
CONSEQULNCES.
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with Cases,
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the PREVENT
TION and CURE of the VV.NEREAL DISEASE, ezhi-
biting the e uacter, symptoms, and treatment of tke Diseases
immediately or remotely connected with it ; containing Observa-
tions on Gleet, Stricture, Mueal Discharges, the use of the
Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imaginary
Venereal Diseases, Debility gesseral of local, the theory et Gene-
radon, Ste. Ste. comprising an elementary Work for Students, and
a guide to the general reader; burrspersed with select Prescrip-
dons applicable to each &visits': of the disease.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
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Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
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JUNIPER ESSENCE 0.11 PEPPERMINT', by HEATH.
THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and plea.
sane Remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Chorchy Pains,
is the Stomach and Rowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea, at-
tendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and lassitude arising horn
Atmospheric Heat, want of Appetitt., Injuries Irom Inclement
Weathers and in the Spaisno•lie affection of the Stomach and
Devfels, so common toinfanm—adapting the doie ro the urgency
of the case. Asa Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy,
it alit be found a valuable acquisition.—Easesece of Pepptrmiut
!sea well known u a valuable Family Medicine, that the princi-
pal object of this advertisement is to guard purchasers against
the numerous Counterfeits which an prepared by Druggists. &c.
The only caution J. P. HeATIII eta glee is to tee that "J. P.
Heath, Nuttingisans,"k steam! co tiaGearrnment Stamp.—
Prke es..d. and Is. hid. • '
Said by E. Edwards, (Arne to Heads), 64, St. Paul's Mura-
-1 fusl; Sanger, ISO, Oxford-Strut ; 'Tut, itoyal Eubsoge; sod
all aveitable Ile Biers in Medicines.
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•
1111 HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
lA/ AP/ACTIONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasm or
flying Wain% flatulencY, indigestion, and general Debility (origi-
' acting ha whatever source) ate ftlisved and frequently cured by
WHIT'EffEA,D's sayulataM bIUS iAR D PIU S, afterevety
other mesas had failed. The juid Essence of Mustard, (used
with the "ilk in theme complaints *hero necessary) is per the
melt yeti*, paseunting, and effectual remedy la the world, ge-
nerally miring the severest lipsaaine and pluton, in less than half
the time imingy taboo by any other Liniment or Emilia:Woe;
and if used imMediately after Isny accident, it preveets the pert
turning bIacit....WHITAIMAD'eFAMILY CERATE Is equally
ellcaciens for all ill-conditioned Sores% Sore Lev, SmAutic
Erwtiods, Blotches. basil/%, Ringernernas shingle', Breaking'
outln the Pam, Now, lan, end Eyelids, Sore and Ingaroadayes,
Sore Heads, anddeorbutic Ham of every deacripdonh.
• Pretested only, sad seid by R Jlaklenens lainenseart. Mr. into
Greelt.strat, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at es. ad.
rich, the Came at la. lid. end S. gd. gold by every Medicine
Vender lathe Oohed Sindefle—ge Tiw Ommains kin a amok
Ink Stamp, wick the awe of ILiolostea imassWi rill.

be sigh:

SALES BY AUCTION.

COLCHESTER BARRACKS.
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
To be SOLD by AUC 110 N, without reserve, ender the Autbo •
slip of the Cornmis•intiers for the Midis of Barracks,
• By Messrs. HAWES and FEN CON,
On MONDAV, October 14, 1816, and Six fallowing Days,
ALARGE QUANT/TY OF FURNITURE,
FIX I LIRE., and SMALL STOKES; consisting of Iron-
mongery, 'lln, and Wooden Ware, forming part of the Equip-
ni,:nt of the Barracks and Hospital at Colchestei, in the County
of Essex; which are submitted to sale in consequence of the In.
tended reduction of those extensive Ettablisitments and comprise
nearly One '1 housand useful ant valuable Lots.—And,
On TUZSDAY, October Se, 1815, and Two following Days,
The undermentioned BARRACK BUILDINGS, built et (ho-
bo, on brick foothigo, which are open to, and wlll bear, from
their excellent condition, the minute inspection of the Publit.
Froth Lot 1 to Lot 10-.-I'he Bit-borne Stable Barracks In the
Uppw•Ssusee.
Prom lAlf it to Lot 26—The Bat-horse Stables, two Forges,
and Workshops, a Granary on stone footings, a large Den3-pit,
containing several tistnurand Bricks, and the Cavalry, fail/wary,
ar.:d Box Stables.
From Lot 27 to Lot IN-...The Cavalry Stables; consisth:g of
Sever Ranges, constructed th contain upwards of tioo
Two Quatter-Masteee Apartments; and the Centre Coal-Yard.
rAL.
coltatoar_,_ the 25th of Oct. and Two following Days,
.AU that line Building of Two Stories, the Nutria-AL (except-
ing the South Whig); enotatnig 22 Wards, the dimensions et the
chief of which are St h. by Y. it. and 11 feet tour inches high
below, and above, the same dimensions, and JO feet high. Ihe
whole built of the best materials, which are eakelated, with but
little expense of labour, to form the largest Constructions, and
offer to tient/etnen on the point of Bonding or enlarging Pre•
raises, to Builders, Speculators, and the Public in sourest, ad-
vantages not hidwrio• afforded at any preceding Auction, and
such as, tram the present pcsture of affairs, are unlikely ever seain
to b.: submitted to an unreserved Sale. The above-described
Building, with the two ranges of Stied, Hospital, and Barracks,
partly enclosing the sante, cad Appends es thereto, comprises
from Lot 1 to to Lot £74; which as the end of the Sale.
Catalogues of the Stores Fixtures, and 13sitdings. with Con&
dons of sale, will be ready lor circulation, one week prior to the
commencement of the sale, at the Auctioneer's' Colchester;
Kulhaes Lihntry, Ckelnicfm d; the Avalon Mart, London; and
at one of the chief bans hi ti:e neighbounng Towns.
Sale to be3in each day a: lilevetko'Clock punctually.

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BRECKNOCKSHIRE.
BRECKNOCK GREAT FOREST INCLOSURF.

Ei the Commissioners named and Appointed in
and by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 55ch
year of his present Majesty's reigNianituled " An Act to amen 1 1
an Act made in the 46th sear ot his present Majesty, to improve
the band Revenue of the Crown, so far Si ri.latts to the Great
Forest of Brecktioek, in the County 01 Di eeknock, and tor vest-
ing in his Majesty certain parts of the said rarest, mid for In-
clining the said Forest ;" do her: by rive Notice, That we will
hitl.l. ISY ADC I.l{)N,
in 1.014 at the Camden .-rues Inn, in the 'frown of Trccastle, on
rItIDAI, the ttAtb day di Ocrobeemet, at •fhree o'elock in the 1
Afternoon, subject to such cmtlit.ons as shall be theri produced:
About FOUR i LEN i kIUUSANO 'I WO HUNDRED AND
NINE 11f-FIVE ACRE. ot OPEN COMMON LAND, I ithe-
free, being part id tli sad Forest.
And we, the said Coinnaission.rs, farther give Notice, That
printed Particulars may be had at bi, Majestre Office ot Woods,
; and at the Office of Mr. T. Bold, and Messrs.
poweli, Junes, and t•owtti, brecuu; of Mr. S. Wharton. Sur-
veyor, Sunny dank, near Cratkhowell; of Mr. Davies, Surveyor.
I langattock, Crieditiovrell, where Mari of the Lots may be seen.
Also at Mr. De lirtlyn'e, et, bow hanipton-stiert. Bloomsbury-
square ; and of Mr. Cheese, I.yen's Hall, near Kingtoci• Here-
fordshire. HENRY DE BRAN,
JOHN

BIBLIOTHEC A HARLBIANA.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Rooms, late Mr. Phil.pes, Warwick-street, Golden-
square, on TUBSDAY, the I ..tth November, 1816, and Four
following Days, at Eleven o'Oock,
THE SCARCE and VALUABLE REMAINS
of the HARLEIAN LIBRARY, t'ae Property of a No-
bleman; e insisting of many rare and Unique Works collected
by great research and labour by the celebrated
LORD HIGII TREASURER HARLEY
From the • Preset of Aldus, Probing, Henry and Robert Ste-
phen. Flziver, Foulls Tensor, Dasketrille, &c. &c.; likewise I
'luny rare and curious Tracts relating to Engl.als History;
amongst the splendid Works, are, in folio, Collnis's Historical '
Collection of the Noble Family of Cavendish; Calmer'' Dictio-
nary of the Bible Stryitst's Annals, Fairfax's Godfrey of Bow
logne, Howell's Higtoreal Discourse of London, Dryron's Poly
Albion, Scapula Lexicon, Enderbie's History of Wales, Muratori
Rerum italicarum Scriptures, &bile Po:yglotta Edit Wanted,
Casten! Lexicon, Straboai Rerum Geographicarum, Gann Edit.
Ilerodotus et Plato, by Aldus; Curtis' Lite of the Duke of Or-
mond, Spence's Polyinetio, Degdak's Baronage, Dart's West-
mister, Consiamini Lezieon, Birch's Lives, and II yll's General
D:ctionary, fcc.—Quarto, Gonna dliabe' Atura:ori Anal
&Italie, Ovidii Delphini, Sephocles a Brunck, Whartou'i History
of English Poetry, 11 Decameroni di Boccaccio, Litheow's Tra-
vanes, Powell's History of Wales, la Finconnerie tie Jean tie
Franchiares, iliggin's Mirrour for Magistrates.—Octavo, the
Works of Raid, Swift, Hume, &e. Voyage de Anacharsis,
°vitt, Opera, Fiziver ; Ellis's early Poetry, Ritsun's Catalogue,
Edinburgh Review, Monbodo on Languages, Dryden's Works,'
by Walter Scott, Johnson and Stephens Shakespeare, Hearne 's
Striver.' Varil de Histotia Anglicans, in 50 Yolunt..s, many of
them large paper; Ciceroni' Opera, Clarendon's History of the
Rebelliou, and numerous other valuable Works in divers lan-
guages.
To he viewed Friday, Saturday, and Monday preceding the
Sale; Catalogues on the Prent'.ses, at Is. 6d. each ; of Mr. Adams,
Auctioneer, Orford; Mr. Deighton, Cambridge; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-Ikreet, Colden-agnate.

WORCESTERSHIRE,
BETWEEN MALVERN AND WORCESTER,
And Small Part in HEREFORDSHIRE.
VALUABLE-FREEHOLD ES PATE,
Upwards of ONE HUNDRED and FIF ['Y-FIVE ACRES,
RESIDEN and OFFICES, FARM YARD, BAhUIS,
STABLES, and OU IT-BUILDINGS,
LAN INTAX RIDES
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• 114 t. ROBINS,
At ChirrawaY's Ceffelt.Hause, Exchange-alley, Cornball, 4111
TilopsoAT. November xi 18t6, at Twelve &thick,
A DISIRABLI FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
GRIT S;
(In tie occupatlat of Mr. Tinoter„ from YOBS' t• Yew) ,
&marina( an eligible Famlly Residence, with Offices, excellent
Cellars, site.; a Farm-Yard, Barns, Stables. eow•Houses, Cart-
Lodges, and various Oatbaddinp, Gatdens, brawl; and up-
wards of
ONE HUNDRED AND PIM`.4ITVE ACRES
Of 'kit Meadow, Pasture HOp-Oreeed, and Arable Lankall
highstate of Cultivations situate In the Parishes et ;nigh
sedentary, I. the Counties of Weseaster and Hereford, between.
Woteaster and Malvern--I risb sod beautiful part of the Plenty,
w leimedlate PosetssiOu..
• ith
May be viewed by applylegM Ifie Premises, wiser. Patties-
hats *fay be bad; of WIN= Handy, Eel. and WWI. Wales
Mel Dickens, Solicitors, the Hop.Wele. and Star loos, Wor-
cease; Bush, Bristol ; White Um, Oath ; of Mr. Phelps, Eve.
sbets; Mr. Adams. Oxford ; Hen sad Chickens, Ilmniagions ;
T. O. Parr, Reg: Liddell; Charge, Cheltenham ; > y Head,
Roemer; Ile Oamerafs Calm House; ad of Mr. aoliklft
_ . where t Plan of the Estate rosy

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PRICt SEVENa•nmes.

SALES BY AUCTION.

SURREY.
FREEHOLD, between WET BRIMS,
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CHURTSET.

•td

SHOOTING and FISHING 661frAllE, and NINETY,'
TWO ACRES of RICH LAND. and the Tlr HEtledn'
Pounded by a fine Stream of Water.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gartaway's Coffee House, Melange Alley, Cornh3l, trt
Tay, sinA v, October 17, 1816, at' wenre &Cinch,
A•VALUABLE FREEHOLD EsTA•rig
Ctimprisintt CROCKEORD ERIDGE COr CAGE,
With Offices, Stabler. and Va, ion. Outhutislings, and opwartts fsl
SIXTY AC121..r, of tRE1?1•10I.D RICH MEADOW I,ANUIt
with the Ti of the saute, bounded on the East by Ise
River Bourne, well stored wish 17i4s.

Also, IIk*IN•THREF. ACRES of LEACEHOLD MEA.
DOW, and ARABLE LAND, a'joininL, the Ft I HES ut
the same. Thu whole lyfog in a :king Fonce; may eligible Pro.
perty for a Gentleman fond of Licht So,,:rr; plenty of Gann anti
Hotrmls in the vicinity, in a fine, healit.y, and beautifid country,
wlthln a MIL of Chancey and Weybridge, and IV reties Irons
London.

hiay he viewed 14 applying nn the Premises, where Partin.
!ars may he had; and at the Swan, f.:hert.ey; Ship, Wribridipt;
Cowie, Salt-hill; Mr. Moon, ring's Arms, Godaltning;
Knight, Kingston; Red f.wn, HJunsiow; at Garraway's; 'and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick.strect, C.:olden-square, while& Plan
of the Ebtate may he teen.

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WOR CESI*EII SHIRE. .
Capihd WATER COAN-MILL, DWEI.LING•I4OI/23„
2nd TWELVE ACREi of MEADOW LAND.
By Mr. ROSINS,
At Garraway's Coffeehouse, Exchange-alley. Catskill, Landes,
oh TnuaseAr, the 21st of November, ittiGt at to o'Clock,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
UNK MILL, situate adjoining the l'urnpilit Road (scut
Worcester to Malvern, in the carish ut Leigh. Compri,*
A CANEAL WATLR CORN MILL,

With Three Pair of Stones, with a good head of water, nip.
plied by a running *Team.
A etiwtiortableDWELLlNG-EVIUSP., with Offices, Stable,
and Outbuilding+, Gardens, Nursery Ground, and Meadow
Land, the whole containing 12 Acres, 1 Rood, and Perches,
all lying compact.
'1 he Buildings and Mill hve recently been put Into substans
tial repair, and form a very eiigible property, in ah excellent and
desirable plea.ant situation.
May be viewei by applying on the Promises,_ where Pardons
tars may be 1.a.1; u: Wm: Handy, Esq and Messrs. Welles and
'Dickens, saiicuoes; the Aisp.Pokauld..SLat.tint. Worcester
Bristol; White Lira, Bath ; of • Mr. Phelps, Ev casein
Mr Adams, Oxford; Hen and Chickens, Birmilighamt 'F.O.
Parr, I,sq. Lichfield; Gerge,Cleakenbain;Zistels-Head.olOws
cater ;..at Garmw ay's C' fee-house ; and of Mr. RoWnst, War.
wick-strett, Gulden-strafe, London, where a Plan of the Estate
may be seen,

IirRF.rORD.
The PUTSON ESTATE; on the Banks of the WYlk, near tip
ci 'A...upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE
ACRBIB,.
By Mr. ROBINS, ••
At the Hotel In the City of 14 r A ..ere.or, on 'AMAIN the 29th 4
Novetreher, pliG, at Twelve o'Cluck, in Lois,
THE ESTATE called- PUTSON, part whererif
is in the possession of Mr. Footsie° PEI.IXSZ, and the rc-
man:der in the occuparion of Mr; MORGAN Oavias, nudes a
Lea.e which will expire at Candl .mas neat; cor.s.prising a OM.
teal Co.tage Residence, bean,ifully placed on the Banks of the
River Wye; entraining a Hall, twri fond Parlours, Kitchen
Offices, and Chambers over; a gaol Kitchen Garden, Wallet!
round, and a Meadow adjoining eke ItirLr.
An excellent Farat House, with Offices, Dairy, Yard, and Ow.
buildings, &c. A good Farm Yard, wi,h Earns, Stables, and
the-buddlup, and sundry fliclosure, of rich Meadow, Vinare,
and Arable laud, containing upwatda of
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX I IisTHREE ACRES,
All lyine compact.
The greatest part of the Estate is Copykold of Inherit:lnce,
held of the Manor of Pusson Manor, arid the remainder is held
tinder a l'ebeadal Lease, reuewabk in the usual course of suck
Leases.
Possession of the Farm and Lands in the occupation of Str.
Davies may be had at Candlemas next.
This Estate forms a very eligible property, being' capital ath
land, within one wile of the City of Hereford, and adjoliitig
the beautiful River Wye.
May be viewed by applying to the Tempts on the Premises,
and Particulars will be ready to be delivered oa age let of N•O•
vember, and may be then had of John Harris, Eaq. Solicitor,
Hereford; &inlet the Hotel; of *John Cheese, Esq. Lyons HA,
Lion Inn. Leominster: William Handy, Esq and the Hope Pole,
Worcester; King's 1 teal, Gloucester ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lich-
field; Hen and Chickens, Birittlighan ; Messrs. J rise and
Green, Solicitors. Saltilittry-square;_at GarraWay's Uolfee-bouse,
'Change-alley, Cornhill; and of Mt. Robins, Warwick street,
Golden-square, London—where a Plan of the-Banat may be

HEREFORDSHIRE AND RADNORSHIRE.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES rATEs, rare TIME-FREE.
MANORS, WOODS, FARMS, LANDS, WATER. CORNS
MILL, ORCHARDS, CO 1 TAGES, &c.
Situateln mos beautiful parts of the Counties, and well watett (Is
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Hotel, 'a the City of Harvard, on FRIDAY, the fillth of
Nov. iltbre, ibs6, at ' rweive o'clock, in Lots
THE Valliable•and very Improvable FREE-
HOLD ESTATES, part Tithe free, with extensive Corn.
mon Rights, io the Comities of Hereford and-Radnor; upwards of '
ONE THOUSAND THREE-HUNDRED ACRES
Of Rich Grazimi Land, Meidow, Pasture, Arable, and WoNI
Lands, atd Orchards, Cottages, &e. cnnipsoong the Manor of
MARSTON, with the Fines, Quit Run's, &e. STRANG.
WORTH FARM, and VALLE Cs WOOD, consistirg of an .
excellent Farm House and Bußdings,beautifully situated un a Iv
elevation. with Cottage., Gardens, and nearly TWO HUN.
DRED ACRES ni Amide, Pasture, and fine Wood Lands, in
part bounded by the River Arrow, loam fiowlog stream, an
the o:cuPation of Mr. Morten. The LYE ESTATE, in the
Pariah of Aesestry, with Farm-house and Buildings, sundry
Dwellinks and Cottages, and about ONE HUNDRED AND
T WEN r Y ACRES of Arable, Pasture, end Woad Land, in the
possession of Mr. Harper and others. The Manor of BAD-
LANDIS, with the Fines, Quit Rents, and Allotment on With
HMI, sad ConunDU Rights. The capital Farms of Rodd; the •
very rich Grazing Farm, called Leen Patio, wick a Water Cora
Mill. The Low Farm:. Containing together nearly ONE
THOUSAND ACRES, wish excellent Farm houses, and
buildings of all deseripeons. The Rivers Hindwill, Legg, and
Arrow, intersect the Lands which will serve the purpose of irri.
palm, and art 'situated in the Paristiee of Presteign, Pembridge,
awl Nevi Reim, oar Several good Market Towns, command
a beautiful tummy of the richly varied surrounding countrig
and in the occupation ale respectable meetly snider agteesneuts ;
forming vary eligible property to invest money.
To be viewed, by applying to tte:rananie on the Pratt/11es ;
or of Mr. loam Chats% Lykes Hall, near 'Upscale, where Par.
ticeWs sea aoss7.4l4etenetlets may •be boat sock Plans of the
Estaut men : Pardeulars at the Oxford Am', Klegtui ;
the Radnor Anem.:lPtveteign; the Lbw, Loon ester; WiYiaat
Handy, Esq. the lip p.l. &addle Star baes,Woreeeser, Duke's
Arms, iinisluoaverevra Wad ADO, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool
111914 Bristol ; Witte Lien, Bads; Mr. Phelps, Valiant; Hen
lad Chickens, kilt miegbana ; T. G. Pan' Esq. Lichfield `of
Mears. Bird, Wooluistoo and Clem, Mr. Harriss Solis:6or%
and bletd,flenderd; Osorgo.Ordolibolug Kites clead,Gions
Meter; Of Mom lowesand Oilees lielisbnepequaro,Flawr streets
at Oarraway's• sod et Mr. Rola% Werwicirsuett, Co**
span, LendOwb where Pim el dee Seeeee my be auk

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721=:=EM
• ...FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZELLE.
.. •
His Royal Highnes, the Prince Regent has been p
approve of the company of the Royal .trilliery, commanded
b 1 J
B'evet Malta. Holcroft, being permitted to tear on their aniallit
scents. iu addition to any other badges, the word " Niagarirr,
la Ouridert attest of the gidientry.and good conduct shewn by thatcompany at the capture of Fort Niagara, on the lath 0 Elsseem-.
bet, lola, and during thistrlsole of the recent campaign on tha
Niagara frontier .
Hie Royal Highness bas also been pleased to approve of Mr.
Geo. Scald, as. Consul at Malta for the Sublime Ottoman Porte.

I'w EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

IiAGUEs SEPTEMBER 28. a
SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STAT2S.OSNERAG
SITTINGS OF San. 3Z. -

them

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Nov. tO, Philip Norris and David Sydebotham, of Liverpool,
"merchantsaat ten, at the George inn, Liverpool.
BANKRUPTctes SUPERSEDED.
William Jones, of Bristol, huddler.
BANKRUPTS.
John Valles, of New North-street, Red"Lios-squars,
taylor, drap r. dealer and charlatan, to surrender October
bs, I 9,
and November 18, at ten, at Guildhall: Attorney, MrAbutt,
Mark-lane, London.
Thomas Bellamy, of Bristol, wool-factor and wboUstapler, dealer
and chap:spit, October 11, is, and Nov. 12, at eleven, at the
itutt inn, Bath street, Bristol. Attofnles, Messrs. Price sad
Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. -Wdilant Bartlett,
Bristol. •
Ibutith 'Danced,- of Hayton, near Liverpool, butcher, farmer,
dealer and chapman, October 21, 26, and Nov. 12, et one, at
the office of •Messrs. Gleadah and Kreider, remple-street
Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bel-
ford-row, L.ondod; or Messrs. Gleadah and Kewley. Temple-
street., Liverpool.
Daniel Dung, of Liverpool, printer and stationer, dealer and
dr-Inman, October 21, 26, and November VI, at deem, at the
office ot Messrs. Gleadah and Kewley, Liverpool. Attornies,
Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedlbrd-row, London ; or
Messrs. Oh adah and Kewley , Liverpool. _
Thomas Lewis, of the parish of Almely, Hersferdshire, wool-
dealici, dealer and chapman, October 18, 19, and Nov. 12, at
eleven, at the Ore) hound inn, in Hereford. Attornies, Mr.
James Platt, New Boswell-court, London; or Messrs. James
and Bodenbam, Broad-street, Hereford.
John Webb, New Sarum, Wilts, victualler, dealer and chapman.
" October 8, at seven, October 9, at ten, and Nov. IS, at six, at
the *Public Rooms, in New Sarum. Attorn'es, Mr. Thomas
Oakford, Salisbury; or Mr. Popkin, 20, Dean sweet, Sohe.
A iliam Holdsworth, of Bradford, and John Holdsworth, of
Morley, Yorkshire, watch makers, hardwaremen, dealers,
chaptuen, and copartners, October l I, t 2, and Nov. 12, at It.
at the Conn-house, Leeds. Attarntee, Mr. Bettye, Chancery-
lane, London ; or Mr Speight, Leeds.
Henry Wright, of New-street, Brunswick-square, late of the'
East India Company's ship Princess Charlotte of Wales, mar-
chair, dealer and chapman, October 5, 26, and Nov. lit, at 12,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New-court, Swithiu'r-

lane, Lombard-street.
Witham Liggentann, of Tower-street, London, merchant, ship-
owner, dealer and chapinan, t)etober 5,12, and Nov. 12, at tea,
at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Mitchell and Francis,
Fowke's buildings, Great 'lower-street.
Dram), RI:, of Haldolvestone, Norfolk, farmer, seedsman, dealer
and eilapman, Octobtr t 7, 19, and Nov. 12, at four, at the
White Swan Inn. ;n Norwich. Anomie, Messrs. Presland,
Pructev, and Simnel, Brunswiak-square, London; or Messrs.
Grand and staff, Norwich. _

•
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 2. 1810.
l.tlCk. OF a I OCKi THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOeK
Reduce slut—Coos. ma 61i—Cons. for aec. 61i
4 per Cent. shut—S per Cent. Navy 921 i
India Hoods ss. 4s. pre.—Esehequer Biqa,par, Sa. pre.

DUTCH MAIL. •
By the Mail of this niorning, we learn that the
Prise of the Law for restraining the Liberty of the
Press was approved in the Chamber, on the 25th, by
a great majority !—Who that is acquainted with the
history of Holland could have believed it possible,
that the day should ever arrive in which a majority
of sixty-four to four should vote for restraining the
Liberty of the Press! Having yesterday expressed our
opinicui at some length on this important topic, we
shall dismiss it for the present with a single remark :
—lf the attacks which have recently been made,
in more countries than one, upon this bulwark of
public freedom, have emanated from secret compacts
concluded at Vienna, the peace of Europe will be
found to rest on an unstable foundation r if from
de The Holy Alliance," from which, in common with
attis t friends of humanity, we hoped for neany,bene-
• fits to mankind, -it will, we fear, be found ere long,
that the Compact' deserves a very different epithet
from 'that which has been conferred -on it by its
framers.

The project of a kitsv for resuraining the abuses
the Press was today discussed in the Chamber, and
'several Members having spoken at length upon the
subject, all in favour of the law, it was passed by
calling over the names of the Members, by a asja
/hi' of 61i to 4..
BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER as.
The GovernMent, desiring to promote by.all pos.l
Bible means, the national industry. the Minister of the
Ineerioe has requirsd from the Provincial States a
table of all tine eitablisliments of industry that existed
911 the, Ist'of august, 1816. The questions put by
his Excellency.must remove every doubt which the
manufacturers may entertain of the use to which the
•Governtzsent means to put this information; the Go•
veinsnent his no other view than the promotion of our
industry. In the two last eolumas of the.table, which
hula contain the. state of the manufactures, the ob-
stacles must be mentioned that impede the progress
'of our manufactures, with the means of removing

• BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER teS.
The Duke of Wellington, attended by a minimum
fAga, has inspected the Prussian corps assembled at
different points oa the Maese, and has expressed to
General Von Zietben, in the most /steering terms,
Air ortaketion with the fine appearance and the tract
discipline of the Prussian troops. His Lordship was.
constantly surrounded by a great rumba. of officers.
of all nations, and inhabitants of the country. • '
After cite' inspection, his Grace west to Mets,
wietre he' as received by the French' Authorities
with all the honours due to'bis rank. It teens that
. .
in order so put ea tad to all the, absura reports that
‘outinue to be Spread by the evil-miativl, it has been