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NORWICH UNION FIRE ANO i),SUMsCE.
A T a very numerous and most respectable MEET.
INC: of MEMBF.RS6f tbeNORWICH UNION FIRE
anti LIFE INSURANCE SOCIIITIES, convened by Pahlie
dveri iserents, and held at the City of Lemke Tavern, Bishops-
‘gate•street, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Use.
don Committee Of Investigailos (appointed at the York Hotel,
tßii the 47th July last).
THOMAS BENSLEY. Y..q. being unanimously called
.to the Chair,
it wns moved by John Patteson, Esq. Aldetman of Norwich,
and 'hie M. P. for that City, and one of the Society's Trustees ;
''ititSetrinded by -- Pardue.
Chia the Hewitt of the Couwaittee be Cow tend.
The Report having been toad to the Meeting, by the Seen,
tarn of the Commtiee, •
I MIS moved byiloiso Palfiesvn, Esq.. and wooded by NOW
Thomas Thorp. Em:slitiVpa sad M. P.), and
• Resolved I/
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That tee very aterlimmet, new read, be adapted by I
Ve.titig. nal dad fif WithAPIIPO4,IOC tie i
4,t the stopeeerutliatihoetovy.
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t That it is, binbly dlesisprile en (he ear As support an
I maiming% of Such ester** utility as theileirwich Union, but
oa the other bind, to take the most eilectaal meows for cor-
recline IMO error as may have crept into it.
S. That in fittiketance of this object, the present Committee
lie reque.ied to conapbe their labours. w ith pouter to add to
heir member, in order to tumbler of the best mode of revising
the various Deeds of Settlement and Acts of Parliament, nod
sate legal advice and adopt measures fur calling an early Ge-
neral Meetirg, pursuant in she Regulatiom of the Society.
it was pr..posed by Fruacis Kemble, Esq. seconded by S. N.
Barber. En. and
Resolved Unatamously,
4. That Mr. Alderman Thom be added to dill' Committee.
It was pro`{ used by John Haws, Esq. seconded by Joke
Middleton, F.sq, and
Resolved Unanimos Iv.
5. That the cordial Thanks of the Committee, sad of this
Meeting, be given to Frederick Arnaud Clarke, Esq. lite Se-
cretary, for his indefatigable exertions in fore/ Idle( the la.
bear- of the Committee, and the benefit of the Members of the
Norwich Union lit large.
It was moved by John Pattesoa, Esq. seconded by J. T.
Thorp, Esq. and
Resolved Unanimously,
6. That the Thanks ..f this Meeting he elven to the Commit•
ere for Uu it unwearied assiduity in attending to the coacerns of
the bet imams.
It was moved by Thomas Wilson, Esq. seconded by F. A.
Clarke, E.g., and
Resolved llnaidnonsly.
7. That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Directors
of the Norwich Union. for the rendinebl with which they have
rendered to the Committee every facility in the lurestiption of
their affairs.
(Signed) THOMAS BENSLEY, Chairlitnn.
Mr. Bewley having left the Chair, it was taken by Mr. Pat-
tesqn, who moved,
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Thomas BM-
leyy Esq., the Chairman both of the Committee mid this
Meeting. for bit impartial conduct in the Chair, and his metes.
tins to the whole of the arduous business ever which he has

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FrOrder of the Court for the Relief of Insolent
nebtort The Petition of MARGARET DMUS%
late of the Parish tif Wirt.ia the Coolly of 01aahargalkl,Wldow•
hat now a Prison*? for Debt. confined ii Jail of
Carat; Glatooramthite, will he heard before Ms Ilajesty's
Jeelices of the Pence fur the said Count,, ate Deeeral Qaar-
ter Sessions of the Peace, which will be boMea at Swamies, la I
aid fee tie said Cortale, N Tuesdays the >liwt day of Ortaalf
next, at the boar of Tea o'CLiek is thine jet and Oat])
&belittle allowed to the said Petitions, a List of tit
'Creditors of the said Prisoner. is tiled a the of the taU
Poen. No. 9. Itaeloareet. Strand, iltddlases to which the
Dreams of the said Prisoster away refer. and loth hereby de-
clare that she is ready and willing to Mimi. to be ezatnitted
leraebing tbe3aslee of bet intellect to her Weaker%
MARLIAItia DAVIES.
Traveller, Jog MMUS".

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OftieVele tbe•Coort for the Relief of Item'vent
jj or. The Petitioni of DAVID CHALK,
Tate ffillriirs, Isle of %view. lkieltlayer JAMBS
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,ffiosspers. late Isookbbvier, hat
soar for Debt coofioed ta bit Majesty's Jail of the
Bernath ewpnrt, tote oirWight. Heats, will be beend be-
fore his lilisiesty's Justices of the Peace for the said Borough,
at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, which will be
holden sit Newport, in and for the raid Borough, on Teesday.
the ilelb day or October nest, at the hour of Ten o'Cleck in
the thornier, and that Schedules annexed to the said Petitions,
containing Lists' of the Creditors of the said Primers are filed in
the Office of the said Court. No. 9. lit.ex-Gireet, -Strand. Mid-
diesel'. to which the Creditors of she mid Prisoners tarty refer,
and doth hereby declare that they are ready and willing to submit
to be exaosined touching the Justice of their condor, to their Cre-
ditors. ,DAVID CHALK.
Traveller, Jour, Neoax:. AMISS DENTON:

BX Order of the Court for the Relief of Intotient
Debtors. The Petition of WILLIAM HOARE. late
of Loadoo-street, Reading. Harks, Dealer in Calves. but now
a Prisoner for Debt confined in bit Majesty's Jail of Reading,
Berks. will he heard before his Majesty :Justices of the Peace
for the said County, at the General 'Quarter :tendons of the
Pence, which will be hidden at .Reading. in and for the said
County, on Tuesday, the quill day of October next, at the hour of
Tea co' &lock is ,be Moraine. and thatn Schedule annexed to the
said Petition. col.taining a I i.t of the Creditors of the said Pri
toner is filed in the Oflice of the said Court, No. 0, E-ses..treet,
&read. Middlesex, to which the Coeditors of the said Prisoner
may refer.. and he 'hereby declares thiot he is ready and *dime
to subunit to be examined touching the justice of his conduct to
his Creditors.
Traveller, Joss fluorin. WILLIAM HOARE.

Faux ma LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 29.

presided.
This Molina was seconded by Mr. Alderman Thorp, and
passed nrianimoasly.
It was also moved, seconded, and resolved, -
That the R4llulitioni now pasted be pektielmod la the
'Morning, Evening, sod Prow Masi Papers.

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AIILLTAKY PROMOTION,.

STATE TRIALS.
This day was published,
trimly printed in double catboat Royal Bvo_.. Vol. ibe 2.56
(or Ike Fourth of a New St4ush ;Woven Ib.
A COMPLETE COLLECTION of STATE
-CS TRIALS and PROCEEDINGS for HIGH TREASON
and other Crimes nod Misdemeanours (run; the earliest Period
so the year 1789. with Notes and other Ille,tmtiosse.
Compiled by T. B. HOWELL, Esq. F.R.S. F.S.A. ; and
continued from the Year 1783 to the present dine,
By THOMAS JONES HOWELL, Esq.
London: Printed for Lnagman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and
Brow a ; J. M. Richardson; Black. Pnrhary. and Allen ;
Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy g E. Jelleev ; J. Hatehord ;
N. H. I;vhns; J. Booker ; J. Booth; Budd and Calkiu; and
I'. C; Hansard.
Failhe accommodation of seek penning as posses Hargrave's
State Feints, a separate Tille•lage has been printed. en as to
sender the Continuation applicable to that as well at to the
(Mayo Edition. Thus. time whit wish to possess the Mo.
stern State Trials as w separate Work, or es a Supplement to
either of the Collections, may be provided with it accord-
ingly.
*** The present YoMme contains doe Trials of John Horne
Tooke; of fleecy itedtwad Yorke and W.. Slone, in London;
of Bird, Ntoli; Oelisiao%d Kenny. Walsh, Read. and Tiernntl,
and of Wma. Jackson; in Dublin and of Sir A. Gordon Kin-
loch, in F.dinbargh._

4 MERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children
XS. while Cutting their Teeth. —A more singular in-
stance of the efficacy of this invaluable Medicine ranging be
found, than in the case of a child of Mrs. Smith's, No. 9.0, Pear-
tree-street. Watvrino.road, the child at 19 month% old having
(mi., four teeth, and suffering ender the most all• ming waste 01
body, it was emaciated to such a degree that its arms appeared
to ountaia only a fibrous substance. no bone tieing felt; io this
state the child lingered i.e many months, incapable of being
moved. when Provieence directed her to try the ts()Oril I NG.
SYRUP,, which in one week produced four more teeth :411,1 de-
stroyed the Fever which had so long thientened the life of the
chilli, who is now four sears old, having rut nil his 'two. ant'
the tones seem to he restored to their natural substanc6 and the
child is able to walk about with the assisttowe of a go-cart. The
mother having another child three months old, lust ass time in
apply log the Syrup to its gutns,which brought its reeds through
with ease, and therefore prevented those alarming ssaaptions
hich so often attend dentition. Tits above singular ease an.ts
lbe roved by applying to above, where the child may he bt
To be had of the Proprietors, Johmon and IV ills 94.
Newman.street. Osforil•street. .endong and by 'brit appotat•
meld of all the principal Medicine Venders and Perfumem in
Town and Country, at es. 9d. per Bottle.
N.B. Mts. Johnson relieves the Poor manna. at her hnn'e
*eery Tuesdekv and Saturday morning. from pine till tea .'deck,
by bringing a letter from it respectable Isensokeeper to certify
shot they an sea Aim% of charity.

MPRESSED with 'jest and humane sen.r of the
calamitous results arising from the injudicious treuitrnen of
a certain malady, contracted in a manner ton well Mama to
require easement, and often entailing en its unhappy victim a I
series of distressing and almost irsuppattable affliction. Dr.
FA DY respectfully calk the attention of those intereseed, to
his peculiar and most effectual method of cure unlike Ow ad-
vertising empiric of the day, or the equally c;imitml endues
411 dime .4 who hold the word of promise to the ear au kiosk 4
it to oar hope." Dr. Brady will ant premise to plea.
bility in every decriptios of cute, but as far as lows aid, MI.
sited by medical end surgical skill can be applied, he premiers
a certain, speedy, and permanent restorations hawing mode
every species of Syphilitic affection, and its vas=sewialf db.
the primary objects of his profeuirmal
• tittered by the transcendent success which kw aceswirothlita
mode of *refitment during the course of a long and lialorieas
practice, he is tumbled to offer, with the fullest eon/mm pee.
tensions nil nneethe most hopeful and encouraging. Imeenterable
instances can be adduced illustrative of the superiority of Dr.
Fady's system, -which has been found to prevail, even where
eminent talent, retained by public institutions, has been in-
effectual. In addition to those consolatory advances, Dr.F,adv
will he fentud equally fortunate in reviving the slbering and
debilitated energies of the human constitution. which embitter.
and if not timely arrested. frequently render nugatory the very
'principal of esistence. From this desolating state of inanity
and sterility, by re-animating the frame and affording tone and
elasticity in the relaxed (Dream, Dr. Endy is happy to convey
the most cheering and positive assurances that the sufferers of
both sexes may be rescued ; a steady perseverance in the means
dictated being only required.—Dr. E ady is consulted daily, sit
46, King-street, coiner of D A
enn•street, S°, by patients of
both seam—Country letters meet respectful attention by teturu
of secowijeit.

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ELgrigkir Ish, LOAD melon.
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'realities!, beink Idiilteelmas•day, persyant to an.
oast angel a Camases ball am; held for the tA4,
don of aAt end ,proper person to serte the Office of
Lord Miter of the City of Landon fo► the rear en.
suing. The Hall wu net at drat so much crowded
es eben, oa the alit fok iiiekting Sheriffs ) bit it was
1. efletwirdi Well filled.
At ten o'clock the Cord Mayor' Aldertned, It..
6,44 ipd other City Officers,. appeared on the
11114101111# Atoll ikon the Girlie bed ()lined the Hall
In the meal foi*
1 The 11144nballItegielbriniit e ii?itl; t,Ket set.
8.411•00011 thelPSlkepinilli=oos ...._...„.„
..........,ible A • ea • mcoose.
limilikili In eret*Vrinvir rot '. ors Might
aseellse ant el 4 • a ksiiit laiiortant pd. •
allegbet naattelt, t• Wove a fit sad Foliar person to •
be the Lord Mayor of Chit (Feet City. far thb seat
anealag. The Common Servant Witold auk to
thee, in order, all those Aldermen who were ell.
LIM, to bold thli high add important office/ by haw.
lAA pretioesly held that of Sheriff ; and be bid so
doubt they Would make a wise and proper choice.
The Lord Mayor,_ Aldermen and Recorder then
with-drew from the'lleatinge, leafing, es enstosliarys
the Common Sequent and the new Sheriff, to ratite
the choice of the Livert.
The Cowen* SMILIIIIIIT then came forward and
said, they had already Wen pet in possession of the
object and perpose for which had beisn assembled by
their Learned and Worthy Itecardati namely, that
out of those respectable Magistrates/ who bad served
the office df Sheriff, they should make el.oice of two
to be by them returned to the Court of Aldermen.
by whom one of them would be eleited to tette the
°So of Lord Mayer for the ensuing you..
The Common Crier then pet the names of the fol.
lowing Aldermen to a Show of hands, viz.:—
Sir M. Bidzam, Kat' Citiken and Stationer:
'J.: Atkins, Itaq . Meithant-Taykir.
11. Goodffoiseie, itiq .. .. Needle-maker.
C. //natty. E4q
G. Bridges, Pm)
W. Keygaterhaq....seg..4 el Merebant•Taylor.
ii. A. Vet. EA bs • Goldsmith.
J. T. Tharp, Sp .•••••••••••• Diller; .
It appeared to as/ that the Now of band. was lit
favoer of Alderriten Thorp and Goitdbehere, and
that Alderman AtkinLhAd the neat best 'bolt; bet
the Sheriffs bating conning together,
The COMION SIaJdART again came forward, and
said, be was directed-by the Sheriffs to bandit the
Common Hall that, in their opinion, the choice of
the Livery had fallen on J. Atkins, Esq. Chisels and
Merchant-tailor-4'A tumult of mingled aepladie and
disapprobution)—road on S. Gondbebere, bag. Citizen
and bleed le.mekers .
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• The Sherilli, attended by Ike Comsholi Serjetint,
their retired from the Hustings, amidst noises of this
most outrageous deicription, tb acquaint the Court
tif Aldermen on whons.they conceived the choice of
the Livery to hate fallen.
~....M.hour_avotkhalf elapsed before the Lord Mayor
accompanied, as on his first appearance, re-appeared
on the Hustings. We understand that the delay took
place in consequence of the difficulty of finding i sof.
6cient number to constitute a Court of Aldermen, Sir
Wm. Canis, Sir John Shaw,. and others, being
Commission in the North Hants Regiment of Militia, Signed by
the Vire-Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. obliged to be sent for. In passing through the Bell,
Francis Thornhill Baring, Esq. so be Captain, viet Thorpe, and across the Bustings to their places, they were as-
resigned• -
ailed wills cries of—unfair I Fresh Election.
COOMillSktitl in the Warwickshire Regiment of Yeomanry
Cby the Lord Lieutennot of the County of Shame, Shaine! Falsaileturn! Faits Election ! 4C.,
avalry, signed
Warwick. The Recounta then again came forward, amidst a
Captain Fiaocis Lassley to be Major. vice Greeley. resigaed. dreadful din of applause and disapprobation, is cows
Lieut. James Beck to be Cuptaio. vice Adams, resigned.
ace of which we could barely bear him aneounce
James Spooner. Gent, to be Lieutenant; and W. Dilke, Gent, seque
to be ditto, vice Willett, resigned. that the Sheriffs bed stated that the choice .4 the Li•
Town and County of Warwick Troop of Volunteer Yeomanry very,
Cavalry. in their opinion, had fallen on Aldermen At.. ..
arthase. kin' end Gnodbehere, on which the Court of Alder-
Francis Holyoake,jan. Gent. to be Cornet, by p
-ow- men had detlaie3 the election to have fallen on Al.
BANKRUPTS. dermas Atkins to he Lord Mayor for the ensuing
J. E. Johnson, Hyde-meet. Bloomsbury, master-mariner. ~„„
Oct. 6, 24. Soy. 10. at Gnildhall. Attornies, Melon. Allistoa Hetherefore declared J. Atkins, Esq. Citizen
aloi Co. Freeman's court, Corshill. sod Merchunt.Taylor, to be Lord Mayor of the City,
M. Dater, Whitminster, Gloucestershire, linen draper, Oct. of London for the costing year.
14, 15. how. 10, at the Upper George Cotfee.hno..., wooers_
ter. Attornies, Mr. Alleckett, Broad-street, Gulden-street; Mr. Alderman Alines then came forward, but the
a JMropkins. .
rester. noise au so great in the Hall, that it was impossible
Hhe Worcs, Glo
este hop-merelrant, Oct. 16, 17. Nov.lo,
at the el:wand Garter inn, Worcester. Attornies. Mr. Becke, for any persons bat those Immediately near the
Devonshire-street, Qiteen.square: and Mr. Hill, Worcester. Worthy Alderman to hear his observations. HO
J. Duman+, East Derelsitm. Norfolk. innkeeper. Oct. 23.24. spoke as follows:—
Now. io, at the Norfolk lintel. Norwich. AllarilleS. Mr. Pal.
met, Lam Dereham ;and Messrs. Adlingion and Co. &dim& 66 Gwyn-tiles OP IRE LlVElefft—T retort) you
row. my most sincere thanks for the high and honourable
W. and J. Fowler. Alder Mills. Tainworth. Staffordshire,
cnro-millers. Oct. 19. It. Nov. 10, at the Castle ion, Tam- office you have confided to me. I assure you, that
worth. Attorney, Mr. Willington. Tainwortb. andeeply impressed on my mind is this mark of
DIV Ilii:Ntis.
Oct. 27, W. Elliott, Newea-tle-upon Tyoe, nurseryman- your confidence, that I shall use my utmost elides.
Oci. 28, .1. Eccles, Penkridge, Staffordshire. grocer - Oct. SO, yours to discharge the duties of this high swim
S. M. Solomon, Birmingham, peocil-maker-Oct. 21, R. with that seal, impartiality, and attention, which
Broughal), Shrewsbury, grocer-Oct. 11, J. Davies. Shrews-
bury, dax-rpinner-Oct. I'2, W. Love, Huddersfield, York- shall, I trust, ultinriely Ware for me your op..
shire. shopkeeper-Oct. 91, It. Pellosse. Falmouth. mercer- probation and coatimped confidence. As your Lord
Oct. 26, J. Trevor and .1. Richard-, Whitchurch. Shropshire,
hankers-Out, ?O. S. Morand, Dean-stow, Firobury-square, .• I
Mayor I shall befogged acting in my high office with
merchant-Oct. 10, R. Adnam, East Sisley, Berkshire, brewer tee same impartiality yoe saw me discharge the du.
-Oct. t.o, J. Bush, Thatcham. Berkshire. innkeeper-Oct-401 ties of a District Magistrate. And 1 further beg to
It. Adnam. jun.. Leckhanapstead. Berkshire, farmer-Oct. 20, ano i e
assure you, tb t d'ff raw* of political opininre
W. Adnam, Midghain, Berkshire. farmer-Oct. VI. J. Hob-
son. Manchester. brazier-Oct. 94, 1.. Pitts Thor set-Abbot's, between one and any other person shall at goy time
Norfolk, mersbant-Oct. 17. A. L. Pfeil and E. A itaVoorst.
Bishopsgate-street Within. merchants-Oct. 31,J. Nelson. East in the slieetest degree influence my Magisterial con-
t odia•chambeis, Leadenhaii4lreet, merchant -Oct. 24. N. duct--.-they shall be totally banished from having
Scholefield and T. W. Kershaw. Greenwich. haberdashers- any operation on my mind in the discharge of thaw
Oct. 30. K. Kelley. Paddington, builder-044.30, W. Boning duties you have now entrusted to my charge. I shill
and J. Sellwood, High Holborn. linen drapers-Oct. 14. %.
Roden, Birmingham. currier-Oet. 27, J. arid ft. Bradshaw, rove to you by my conduct that I. bold your Ma•
Lancaster, tallow-chandlers. - gisteriel duties as asacred trust, which I ens impera•
CElt'l 1 FICATES-Ocr. 20.
C. jtmden. Worthing. hin.neo.ntattrr_ crim. Ems. tively bound to administer free from influence or
street. Strand, ~cake-T. Spencer. Manchester. commissiom partiality. I hope I shall show you that I shall
broker-J. Quint, North Woolboroogh, Devonshire. eider- Ord../ without bias what I feel to be sacred, and that
merchant-It. Howard. Stockport, Cheshire, Wineufactarer- I
oho look • .. . . . .
J. Ranford, Bennondsey-soreet. Borough. 'Nieman. upon political opinions at arch a moment
PA RTN ERstit PS DISSOLV ED. as mere personal feelings, which every man has a
F. C. Barrow and W. Cobb. Loadon-W. and .1. Hudson, 1,:.k, to • 0
a id, according to his own particular send-
Bireiuglsam, brass-founders-J. Salomon and T. Fry, Little s""
Easicheap, dealers in refined sugar -.1. Bahkier and J. Sent- emote. By acting in this manner, I confidently hope
land. Neweastle-tipon-Tyae. pawnbmkers-T. Fletcher and
T. Piekering. Wapping wall. bltick-maker.-D. Brooks and that on a fitters day I shall receive at your hands
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W, Sudlow, Manchester, dour-dealers-J. Bates and R. Mid- that •s a robstien of my conduct, which I
!icon. Bridgnorih, Shropshire, woollen-drapers-W. Theloall permit, some of you are inclined to withhold at
and G. Horrock, Handford. Cheshire, bleachers:--W. Moore
and W. Selby, Liverpool. inerehants-J. Crook and W. Arm-
present. Ido not complain of you in this respect—.
I every rasa has a right to espress his feelings, and
strong, Skinner street, Snow-bill, attctineren,

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custom-licitilist, uitriiimt; sorb Sept isle.
FUR MIA. . . . , •
(Si Older 111 SO Has. the mesisulosen Of his Majesty's
MSS LOBROR COSUICaiIIatsBRCIAL SALB ROOMS,
Oe MONDAY thesth,Tlrarreitite 6th, WMIRSSUAY
the I*, THURSDAY the Ilk ; aud, in the folloWingWeek,
as WEDPIRWAY the Hit, 'nix RtiDAY the iddi; and
cm wilt then* of October. 1818.
At flee o'Clock in the Afternoon preilsely, '
119111. FOLLOWING G061:19. VIZ.
.. •,- _ For Expo:taloa,
Beelltalle Dad other Foreign Prohibited Cloak.
For Heat Coanousption.
Tex, Collbr: Came, Chocolate, Placate, Slew, aed Whir
Grocery; la, Saccades, Tapioca. Arrow Hoot. Honey,
Wax and T Candles, Shells, Drugs. Copper- p for
las
Calico Pr . Plate Glass, Skim, Totem* Sdidro- 4f.'el
Skin L b, Violins, ansatlVlddlavdollefur Coldialot
Whiskey. What Preyaied Medicine, .I.wqrys,
Guthrie Itliltrasinto. Maas Mae* Paper. Tklse-
piit
es.glut • C-sate", Fem. Isinow 44440110/M.
Models' aa
Watches, And other Jewellery, Wrihe Shoe Plate,
Rough Amethysts., 'heold-howa, Trinkets, Desk, THAW, Ma-
hogany, Boati, Capin Same, Fire-works, Coals, aad sundry
other Goods, as aseutioned in the Catalogue.
Also 16 Pyreb of Soul, having teamed to the Wanks**
beyond the time limited by law.
Clear stall Ditties.
The Coals to be viewed at Grove-Park, Watford ; the To-
bacco and Snot in Lots b 33 to RH. at the Tobacco Warehouse,
London Docks ; the Fire-works at Mangle's Magazine, Bark-
ing ; the Deals, Timber Mahogany, Beats, and Coping
Slob at the Tobacco Grotind, Rotherhlthe ; stad all the other
Goods at the King's Warehouse Cwitora-boase, and at Globe-
yard, and Liogham's Warehouos, Lower Thames-sweet.
tae Guods in the first four days will he on view an Thursday,
the lit, Fridav the id, Saturday the 3d, and those la the last
three da‘s uo ihturtlay the 101 h, Monday the Iltb, and Tues-
day the 13ti of October, 1818, front Tea o'Clock la the MINIM
jag to Three in the Atterus.osi.
N. B. Goods bought at this Sale aunt be paid for at the Re-
ceiver of Fries and Filo feitare'D-4.llier, Coo ..... -bowie, es or he.
tore Saturdby. the 31st of October, 1818, or the Deposits made
thrreon will absolutely heroine forfeited.
Catalogers to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-
house.—Pr ce One Shilling each.

Council Chamber, Dublin Castle, Selig. 19.
ilia ibyal Highness the Prince Regent, by his
Royal Letter, in the name and on the behalf of bis
Majesty, basing appointed his trusty dad well-be.
toted Chetles Grant, Esq. to be otitis Majesty's Most
lloncniralle Privy Council io Ireland, be this day
in Council took the usual oaths, and his piaci at the
Board accordingly.

Lord Chamberlain's-Office, Sept. th.
The Lord Chamberlain of his Msjesty's
House-
hold has appointed the Rev. lineage Finch, Chap-
lain in Ordinary to his Majesty, in the room of the
Rev. Dr. Chailes Burney, deceased.

Weer-Offics, Bette. 99.
89th Regisatat or Feet. Gee. Sir Geo. Beckwisb, O C.B. frit,
the Yd West lodia Regimetit, to be Camel, vice the Earl at
"'the?. deceased.
West India Regiment. filajor.Gen. Sir H. Torrent, K.C.&
from the Koval Africalt Corps to be Colonel, vice General
Sir George Beckwith, appointed to the command of the 89th
Foot.
Royal African Corps. Major-Central Sir Edward Stop-
ford. K.C.B. to be Colonel. vice Major.Genetal Sir Beery
Torrent, appointed to the command of the Yd West India
Refitment.

GARRISONS.
Lientenani.Genetai Sir John Day.le4 Bart. and G. C. B. to
he Governor of Charlemont, vice the Esti bf Lindsey, de-
ceased.