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London, England, 1826-08-12 00:00:00

EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS;
curing, in alrits•Rages,
One tmaU Pill it a dese,
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this Medicine boa
at both sexes have ,
den, within the list
proprietors, T. TAYL
her et Surgeons, at their
Sams of only 24..9d.'s
cloak wad Lights in the
by this appointment, w
103, Oxford-street; Mr.
nearly opposite the Monument
sidesable Town in Great
Persons taking the above,

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Anousr 11..
At the Court at St. James's, the stth•Jaly, 1820, Fusin, the
King's Most lace Sent Majesty in Council,
It is this day ordered, by his Majesty in Council, that the,Par..
Bement, which stands prorogued to Thursday, the Mb day of
August next, be farther prorogued to Tbursdny, the Id dad of
November nest; and that the Convocations of Cantivbstry and
York, which stand prorogued to Friday, theltStit day of August
nest, be further prorogued to Friday, the 3d day of Noveniber rent.

WHITEHALL, Ave up.

The King he been pleased to appoint Frederick Mestere. Esq.:l
mammal/ caged Lord Frederick Montego. to be bin Majesty's
Postmaster-General, Tice the Earl of Mich's*, deceased.

CROWN OFFICE, Aosao, 11111.
Members Returned to serve in the newitarliansent.

County of. Cork—The Right Hon. Richard Hare (consinouly eqed.
Lord Viscount Ennismore), of Convatuore, in the uki
and the Hon. Robert King, of Mitchelstown, in the sal4 camp,
City of Cork—The Hon. Christopher Hell Haechinsoo, 'ad
Nicholas Conway Colthurst,. Ban. •
Town of Youghall--Thellon.• George Ponsonby. . '
Town of Bandonbridge—The Hon John William, PeasonbrOossi.
manly called Viscount Dencannon.) • 1
' Town of *Kinsale—John Russell, Esq. of U 11611461111, iltrim
Wkkshire. .
Town of Mallow—Charles Denham Orlando .Tepbeats,
City of Dublin—George Moore, Hume-street, ID the multi. pi the
City of Dublin, Esq. Doctor of Laws, and Henry Grattan, ig
Stephen's.green,in the county of the City aforesaid, Rai. '
College of the Holy Trinity of Dublin.—The -Right Hon.. %Mani
Conynghans Motet.
County of Longford—George John Viscount Forbes (coMmonly,
called Lord Viscount Forbes), of Code Forbes, in. the einintl
of Langford, and Sir George Ralph Fetbststoni of Aides; '
the said county. Ban.
County of Waterford—Richard .Power, of Clasmoro, In the Said
county of Waterford, F.sq. and Henry Villiers &oart, of Day:
masu,in the county of Waterford, Esq.
Botooghof Diingarvon—The Hon. George Lamb. •
County of Westoseatb—Gestavus Itockfort, of Rochfort, in the
county of Westmeath, Rsq. and .Hugh Morgan Tube, of Sauk;
in the same county, En.
Borough of Athlone—Richard Handcock, jun. Esq. of Athlone, in
the county of Westmeath.

William Tatliam,./imOngham, lactinanufactorer,
and Septinibey 22. at aeveti at the Flying Horse
Mum Attosniesi Wits*:lzitaM and•Cv. 'Ample;
•i y, Nnuingitam. ,
Richard Kent, Liverpool, iillyean," August 24, 25, and Septearker
22; at one, at the Golden Lion Inn, Uverpool. AttOrnies; Mr.
• 'Finiciwr Liverpool; Mt. Rettasin, Liverpool; or Mr. E. Ches-
ter Staple lan.
Jose 4 Gibbs, Chard, Sonweenshhfe, iromrialtgers Angnst 28, 29,
and September 22, at awe, at the Commercial-rooms, BristoL
.4ittornits, Messrs. Poole and Co. Gray's lan-square; or Mmes.
7Livett and Co: Broad-street, Bristol. • • • •
•1411111/111en, Alcester, and Jahn Smith, Hoo-Mill, Warwickshire,
. millers, August 50, 51, and Septembeellg, at twelve, at the Swan
▪ lan. Alcester. 4ttornies, Messrs. Dal and Co. Bedford-row;
• * Mr. John. Snow, Alcester.
Sohn Rulay,‘Helwan, :Cornwall, leather-seller, Allot 22, 23, and
September 22, at one, at the Commercial-reams, Bristol. Attar-
airs, Messrs. Boardillon and CO. Bread street, Cheapshie ; or

Messrs. Bevan and Co. BristoL
Richard Monk, Bisph2m. Lancashire, =tinter. September 7,8,
and 22, at ten, at the Office of Mehra. Richton and Co. Preston.
Attoplirs, Mr. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row ; or Messrs.
Rishton and Co. Preston.
Nathan Cough, Mary Gough, and Ann Gough, Manchester, cotton-
7Pliner; Septembers, 7, and 22, at two, at, White's Hotel, Man-
chester.: Attorniei, Mr. John Ha:l4mm, Maul:beater ; or Mena.
• U. end Co. ;Chancery-lane.
George Hodson and John Shepherd, Lieerpoel, hide-merchants,
desist 3041, and September 21, at eleven, at the George Inn,
' Liverpool. AtfOrniee. Mr.' L *tester, ltiple Inn ;er
Thomas Davenport, Liverpool.
Abet Cullen; Aaverpool,•boot-makei, M 411822, 26, and atpaember
• 111, at one, st. the George Inn, LiverpOol. Manlike, Mr. Leigh,
Charlotle:row, Mansion-house ; or Mr,Leather, Liverpool.
Ann Hooper.Votcester, innkeeper, August 21, at four, IS, and
Seeternber•22, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Attor-
ales, Mi. William Read King, Seriesttes Inn, Flaet4treet; or'
Mr. John .Meader Croad. Cheltenham.
opus Htde, Forivrood, Llseehite, spindle-maker, August U, IS,
4uld Septernbet 118,•of nine, it the Star' lon. Manchester. Advt..
• ales; Mr. Patter Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple.
‘YhimiFid swift,Liverpool, bookseller andvtatioser, August
.40,.SkAnd Sepfetiler fl, at twelve, at the George Inn. Liver-
Anomie,. Messrs. Adlingtoziand Co. Bedford-pew ; or
Me, Thninas Houghton, LivetpooL
Rieltard Beide.", Bolban-le-Mocts, Lancashire, machine-maker,
.Aping 22, September 6, and • 211,' at eleven, at the Star Ina
• ikielaibestet. Attetides, Messrs. Adihmtin nd 'Co. Bedford!
irk; Mr. Robert Mortis, Wigan; of Mr. Thomas Merry,
PokOwle. Moore.
Gloria Norte an& 'Henry Poore, Pavement, goorfleida, breeches
.apd pantelorio.makers, August 18, at twelve September 2, at ten,
. and 22, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
ilasinghallatreet. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Birchin-lane.
DECLARATIONS, OF INSOLVENCY.

leibrikeg, Adams-place, ,High-street; Boeougb, dealer in timber
• andteals, Is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his
eapgesseuts with his creditors.—Filed August 10.
11flaa•lionter, Clifton, Gloucestershire, wtne-rnercbant, is In inset.
-yens circumstances and unable, to meet his engagements with his
tredirors.—Filed, August 11.
Michael John Short, Marcbmount-street, druggist, is in insolvent
. eiremnstanees, and unable to meet his engagements with his
oreditors.--Filed August 11.

DIV' DEN DS to be made ia BAIIIKGRALIATREET.
Str: Abrattiia Ramis. WO Hallam!, Hues draper, at

' DIVIDENDS to be made in tile COUNTRY.

,irga -Sept.'', Tbotpas Wagstaff, Bristol. wharfinger, at one, at the
Contmorcial.romus, &imp,. Oct. 6, Thomas , Tuclaield Matt,
.Jght, gdmen4 Mare, add William Mare,. Plymouth. smiths and
founders, a; eleven, at the Royal Hotel. DeolulPocc• Sept. 5.
ROliart:Braddock, Ponwood within Brinningtoa. Cll!vhice• cotton
spipoir. at two, at the &ar Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Sept. 4,
parse Rodney Gittoe. Bristol, snuff manufacturer Mid tobacconist,
at twelve, at the Bummer Tavern, All Sitints.street, Bristol.

CERTIFICATES--Sever.
William Craven Tbomdiwaite and Jos. Wills. Fleet-street, iron-
mongers. Francis Hiding, Portland-street, Brighton, Sussex.
Waiter; things, and smith. John Knight and • Henry Lacey,
-Psternoste&row. booksellers. George Hutchinson, Bordesiey, As.
ton, near Birmingham, dealer. William Jackson, Holbeck, Leeds,
sem miler. John Kirby, liolbeck. Leeds, maleter. John Wall&
•fitiime Halifax, -Yorkshire, dyer. Oliver. Tbrockmerlon Kirby,
-Foe1:-laste, cA.hill, and Merton,Surrey, stuck and
,share broker.
Rebel& Storrar, Miseries, baker. Louis Drews, Frame Seiwood,
Somersetshire, plumber sod Moses Robinson, Binning-
hank Warwick; whadlnger and carman. Thomas Milligan, Han.
iftliy;striet, Oxford-street, haberdasher. Thomas Sedgwick, Fen-
church-street, merchant. Robert Bolton Wylde, Bradshaw, near
'lll4l4.allnd calico Lancashire,printr. and
duel Frrunnts,l4llllsewi Bend-street,
• . 'risings Dixcee, late of Newman-street, Oxford-street.
dealer. William Cheeseman, now or late of Porton, South.
Shiptoli, brewer. James Groom, Watford, Hertfordshire,
Masi Halm Botibol, Soho-square, ostrich feather manufacturer.
=Early and Thomas Early, Minories, wholesale slop sato.
Gerrisb, Bradford, Wiltshire, innkeeper and victualler.
: PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
-• ',lslip Ball and Isaac Hadbeld,.Froghall, Staffordshire, paint and
r manufacturer. Judd Harding and Henry Skinner Harding,
abo% surgeons and apothecaries. Evan Roberts and Robert
Roberts, Hackney-road, soap manufacturers. F. Sadgrove and W.
De Levante, Princes-greet, auctioneers. William Pratt end Wm.
Pratt, jet. - Richmond, Yorkshire, wine 'sad spirit merchaists.
Jeremiah Wheate and Peter Reasley, Chespdde tailors. Chris-
topher Wright, J. Riley, and George Taylor, Derby, joiners and.
carpenters. William Bailin, Daventry, Northamptonshire, and
Henry Smith, Newcastle, mercers and drapers. Daniel Austin
and William Fisk, Mile-end, coalemerchants and brick makers.
George Moves, sen. and Gforg Mimes, jun. Southampton.
plumbers, glaziers and painters. Joseph Ryan and William David
Cuthbertson, Great Winchester-street, merchants and insurance
brokers.. George Robinson and Thomas Inman, Keighley, York-
shire, joiners and carpenters. . Janus Robertson, len. James Ousts-
tenon, and William Robertson, Greenock, merchants, as far as
regards James Robertson, sea. Robert North aad David North,
Wiveliscontbe, Somersetshire, clothiers and slyer& William Bycot
.and Basset Clarke Edwards, Kidder:stinger, limn and woollen
drapers. Daniel Mellor and Thongs Conger, Liverpool, coal
dealers. George Grenfell, Joseph Talwia Foster, ink Sampson
Foster, Upper Thames-street, commission agents, aa rat as regards
George Grade& Charles Robinson and James William Robinson,
Ham, New Brestford, and Wsduesbury,. &affulnishke, gas tube
manufacturers. John Flatman and Thomas Marring, Wakeialld
Yorkshire, woolstaplers. W. D. Holmes and W. Bore, Liverpool,
brokers. Manuel Joaquim Soares and Antonio Jost Laurent°
Veira, -Liverpool, merchants. Walter Chatfield and William W.
Celestas, Cegoon.sertst, .and Charlotte-street Ratlibeo&place,
toMm 1114 Anigavgs• Thomas .Barker.andWilliam Buxton
Bark Maccksfield,_ silk manufactings Mider, silk titre/wan,.
Stnith I;lptrchill and William Wylde Churebill, Sbeepsbead, lace
maisifacturere. J. Braden atid Jobs AMA, Stubby, Ilertfordeldes,

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- General Weekly Average of the ,e tie; Wes
govirifs ImpOrtatilon, ntaae up to the Stb of A
Wheat 59a. 4d. Oats Sec ld. I ObliiiiVik .174
Batley Us. Od. I Rfe • 655. Id. I Pena sou .40
The Avenge Price of Brown or lifloseotads Sogerootegeogg
from the Returns made in the Week ending the Ai
Aorta, 14126,1 s glls. 10di.per carts sedative of the' dais
tome Aid or payable thereon on the Importation Therese

FRENCH PAPERS.
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PROM ?HZ 91.01 LE elf TEIVESLIAIf. •
LISBON, Jinx 21.
The Intendant of Police issued, on the 14th of this
month, a very severe Ordinance against those who ap-
plaud at the Theatre ; he threatens them with a eon*.
derable fine, imprisonmed, and exclusion from the
Theatre. The Members of the Committee, created by
a Deeree of the ISth. 'for the purpose of taking pleasures
preparatory to the election of Deputies, halve addressed
a letter on the subject to the Government..
The Regency has received the following news. trim Oporto : .
" You(' SLUMS. Hrosinesa—The importance of the
dispatches which have aucCeisiirely arrived in. this City,
concerning the ne*politicgl institniitsns ik tlegi-
timate Sovereign, Den Pedro Itas.4ooloCdc,_to
give to the kingdoms of Porlugat and Afgarvee
rapid and surprising developement o( opinioo lion •
classes of individdals composing the. populatiosoothe
iufluenee which our opinion, so general, and 'so stiongly
pronounced, may, in a few days, perhaps in.,* firer
moments, have on the tranquillity of the whole t_kiiik•
dont, obliges me to call the attention of your Royal
Highness to what, is passing here. The first news pro.
flounced in this City created the outwit joy all poi.
claimed the new Charter the only ptist of safety for the
State; but in the midst of the general transp*t it was
easy to distinguish, also, the most fine and energetic
resolution to exact the full execution of the benefits of
the Sovereign, and this resolution gained strength in
proportion as the silerice of the official Gaiette, On the
subject of such important events, gave birth to terrible
distrust, founded upon an idea that it was intended to
oppose the execution of the benefits of the Sovereign.—.
Amidst a people so full of enthosiasm, if was impossible
that the sentiments-which agitated them should not be
communicated to the troops of- :he garrison, and, in
fact, they soon :hewed themselves animated by the
same joy, and are now animated .by same distrait.
The peaceable character of the inhabitants, and the
discipline which I have maintained among the troops,
have hitherto kept them within bounds of duty and
moderation, and they have contented themselves, for the
last two evenings, with manifesting, in the Theatre, the
whole extent of their enthusiasm, but with the greatest
order and relines fOr the Authorities. Yet I must
frankly tell your Highness, that if this state of linen-
tainty and distrult is suffered to eontinu?, and if the
first pest does no(bringliositiie orders for the oath to
the Constitutional Chattti, 'it is impossible to preserve
tranquillity, or to ealsolate•the fatal consequences of
such a state of *things. The inhabitants; offiesiis, and
lrivates, 4ravelsut one opinion—one affection—suit of
ove and fidelity to the stored person of their legitimate
Sovereign, Don Pedro IQ. all loudly deroend the full
'accomplishment of his desires; all understand that the
Government of these kingdoms, after having been con-
firmed by the Decree of the 26th of April last, derives
its authority and its power from this Decree alone, and
that it cannot legally impede, prevent, or retatd the,
execution of the Decree of our Sovereign. Let obe-
dience to chi Decrees of our Sovereign be in unitoh
with the knowledge, the rights and the wants of the
age, and from this concord there will result's' force
which it is highly dangerous to attempt to patalysei
44 The fate- of Portugal depends entirely upotv 'bur'
Highness; it ,is to you alone, that the Constitutional
Charter confides the Regency and the Government of
those kingdoms, and all delay of the oath, and execu-
tion of the Charter, seems to the people toot aueffect
of the efforts of perstins who are interested" in :keeping
themselves in power, and in deferring the establishment
of the paternal Regency of your Highness. The PI O.'
clatuation of the 12th of this month has not 'dispelled
the general distrust ; which, on the contrary, has been
much increased by* the accounts received from Litton,
concerning the discoid which some perverse persons
have endeavoured to excite among the troops of the
garrison. The first and greatest wish of the Portuguese
at this moment is, that the .Constitutional Charter be
speedily sworn to, and carried into effect; and that the
Regency of the Kingdom be exercised by your High-
ness, to whom it belongs, by virtue of the Charter.—
Such are the desires legally, but energetically' mani-
fested by all-the inhabitants of this city, which. I have
thought it my duty to lay before your Highness, to
satisfy my conscience, and what I owe to our King,
Don Pedro, to his August Daughtei, alien Donna
Maria 11. to your Highness, to my country, and to myself.
(Signed) 64.10A0 DE SALDANHA OLIVA -DAWN, '
Major General, Grovel nor, al Willis,
of the District of Oporto. ,
"Oporto, July ts, 1516."
PARIS, Amore 9. •
We hive letters from &. Petersburgh, of the 26th July, which
say, that those among the conspirators who have been sentenced to
work in the minis, have been degraded, and that, twin fit dead,
they lose even their names. Thisis the case with Prince TruheOthol
and Prince Valkonskl.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jinx it.
'The Sultan, dressed in the Egyptian fashion, hes alettded, fa
person, the military exercises at Eski-Seral. He especialy ucticed
some Cuiraniers,whom he desired to accompany him on the 121 h,
on his return, as far es the Saleiroanie. The gunners ere exereived
at the Great Barracks, above Pers. A battalion passed through
the suburb, this morning, preceded by music and drums, marching
in two lines, and divided into companies. Ike. with their °Akers
and subalterns, This novel sight caused a great sensation.
It was blabmoud himself who Ara intimated to the Uleinas his
intention to abolish the punishment of conlistatias ; they applauded
his project, wisich they declared to be in harmony with the divine
law. and a Haiti Scheriff confirmed this Important reform.
Partial executions continue. The KisaMjor, adorned with dia-
monds, belonging to Noitt, Effendi, has been found *Owl/sands
of a dealer in charcoal, who has been pat in prison.
Accounts from Smyrna say that the bigamies in that city have
submitted to the will of th ?Minn.
The Sulten has abashed several pleas of eel nitre, which kept
Ida too much at &Astute, shooed gir Misiamsood the Menus. /n
the lase. Council* he termed/ &Wed shis pusses to sit
down in his ptesense• and, in spite of their neve ul object!ons,
'milted on being aborted.

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GENUINE PILLS; justly' faraouO fel ' 0 Sept., 'l, Miraltiin Francis, High Holborn. linen draper, at
in an "its'stages, the VIIIVERAA I. • DISEASES 7... een. Sept. 2, John Copeland, Bursiem, Staffordshire, grocer
lea date, and the taking. of One Bo: Own recent nieirsteakti aistw4lam 'Eleit• g., John Smiley and James Beek.
convince the patient !of, the certainty 0f,,J0.. y f.onthlll, Oral* and. OW'S dllikaciand jewellers, at twelve, 1 S
er titt.'
ird
thing can be better cowshed, more liffit titers I arditi liffeldnik Bill sfillarl.lase, UpperThanses.streetothetqatie,
a this Remedy, foesuebts are obliged ie a in* seat ntlelmen. :Bepr.-li, Robert Shave, Grace's-alley.."Well-
neethrno• tonfinenient riot-seatralat oe. 1 . nod 4aan-linPer and habeedubmi at Wit' Sept. 2*Plinial '
trience (in 'an estenshe practictribmptivild , ' _,., • nediDese•Oteett Westminster. mtatitmaittrs at M,ums.
ire when repeated RalPttiett .tinl
,edi 9t •., • • - sqt. it, Charles Cleverly and lamer Huiteldetson, Lame( Chlswen-
' Ir" sky A-Stural and bthee Chentsrelit.. ' ' .' SAO tkaPertond bsberdasheess it *Rt. it, ilium%
has. poi lie pareflek`,lbirards.ed leop9o • f ROW Of WV' 9( Ifeuer4mte eels*** at Omen.
hays. ISechredietny.entid•nf the above e tallair-. qgpiatia.4•b• imaorids., cann:stideltreft; Tntseetetreintil!.
I.e last deft' Year& Trepared and. sold b 1,0"
irto -..q, at *Ten. Oct. so, Josh and John Smither,
TAYLOR and SON, Members of.. the Itoyill; Ma' la .i.laike, woollen draper; eit *yen. Sept. MI, John
as, at their House, Na. 9, New Bridge-strt44.• • •
~.. • ,t-Itne_i_,..un;.Phset-ntarket, Innkeeiter, wileihoiisemarif and
r 25..9d. 'each, duty iniluded....B. • Two batik - '.' • ' atite_,...n• , tier. ti George Miss Weed-streets arsridei
ghts in the Passages at nightrz;They die aids sold, ' BeitentMetn, Olictiogbilnsidre, silk oinuanettner,. at twelve.
hammy with copilot,. direttion; pt' 54e TotAimip; Sept..l.• IWtit.. /lonic and Cananne .Willt9,. Jermyn•street, St.
treet; Mr.. Dialiorongles, .)fia.; Tv Ithit-onyettehill. Jatliera#4m. 49ars and dress maker; at eleven. Sept. 2, Phineas
!the Monument ;. and by one Puma in every 'ea*, Pep,/ WMedir-sliket; Cavendis6 -squire, 'apothecary, at tin.
n in Great Britain and Ireland. Advil* gratis ASR ERG 5, Thalia Illavenport Lathan' and Joseph Parry,' Devon.
g the above, or other of the Proprietor's hlediChapa. • Ildre-Squ4re, merchants. at eleven. SePt..i,. Sepdmus Herbert
r _
--..-- Ryland andloshua 'Knight, Horsleydown,lightermen, at ten. •
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'PAWL SEVERIVICE.
1.1 August 25, ifis silk throwstert. Frasiels Mardis sad William' 31414 itewler .
4.10 Tun, NOitinr street; brandy inershints.
4o; or Mr. Or`ras- 1,-..........1 1117....1.1. 1••••••••• .4 tko Priem al .L 1& A....... j....iik1l