The Guardian from London, Greater London, England • 11

THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, Saturday, Jult SI, 1847. 11 MBTBOROLOGICAI. REPORT. By JT. B.

and J. HonohettI, 43, MarkoHtrect. MB. BROOKHOUSE.Dentist, has REMOVED to No. 78, MOSLErTBBET (two (loon from St.

PterB Square). iTemperaturc ia the Shade Hrtrometeri at 2 o'clock p.m. 1:3 Atmospheric Pres-j hrSell-regis- tore at xcermoni. Four Twlv LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday evening, July 30, 1847.

Wo have had throughout Hie past week only a very limited demand for American cotton, bat as cotton baa been only sparingly offered, very full prices have been maintained. Egyptians and Brazils have been steady, the reduced stocks rendering extensive operations impracticable. Surats have been well supported. Speculators have taken 2,400 bales of American and 300 bales of Surat cotton, and 360 bales of American have been sold for export. The total sales for the week amount to 18,130 bales, 130 SeaIslandB.md.20d.

1C0 Stained do. Si3. JCHei. 4380 Upland do. 6.

J.to7id. 3900 Mobiles, 6Jd. to 7d. 6200 Orleans, C.31I. to 9ei.

100 Pernams, 8d. to 8Jd. 400 M'hams, 7d. to Bid. 290 to 93d.

2440 Surats, 43 j. to Sid. The imports for the week consist of from the United States, 1,105 from Brazil, and 4U from ram total, ESTIMATED STOCK Or COTTON IN LIVERPOOL. July 30, 1847. July 30, 1846.

American 710 12,080 20,1120 55,100 7,900 5,140 22,830 5,450 71,710 118,740 20 Pernam, Para, Bahia and Alaceio Maranliam West India, Spanish, Egyptian Surat, Bengal Total 413,090 7118,890 413,090 Decrease of stock as compared with last 375,800 The average quantity of cotton taken weekly by consumers out ol tins port, during lU4b, was bales Ditto for this year to this date 21,1 CO There have been forwarded into the country, unsold, during the past mouth, 1,350 bales of American, and 100 bales of Bahta cotton. RAILWAY TRAFFIC BETURNS. In the following table, the shillings and pence are reckoned as when they amount to 10s. und omitted when they fall below that amount. 1 ej Week ST.

I. ending. ta Arbroath and Forfar July 24 127 146 273 2H5 Chester and Birkenhead 23 630 120 704 719 Dundee, Perth, di Aberdn. tn. ..23 1(3 Dublin and Drogheda 22 853 118 BJ1 818 Dublin and Kingstown 27 "74 11118 Eastern Counties 25 8847 303(1 11877 8673 East Lancashire 24 90S 179 10K7 EasternUnion Hdinburgh and Glasgow 24 3807 4216 Glasgow and Greenock 24 1217 323 1 15411 134B Glasgow and Ayr 24 171H 1S8I 302 24(6 Great Western 17171 4074 21245 2I24I Great Southern and 24 1431 223 163b Kendal and Windermere 24 208 2(1 228 London and Blaekwall 25 1357 60 1417 156! London, Brighton, dtS.

23 92U9 1274 I04UJ London and North-Western London and South-Western 25 9362 1515 10S7 8002 Lancaster and Carlisle 22 1003 321 1324 Manchester and Leeds 24 9174 9906 Midland 24 15600 0983 22601 18383 Mnchstr, Sheffld, li Lincolnsh. 24 1442 1061 2307 2130 Newcastle and Carlisle 24 964 14(12 2325 2077 Newcastle and Berwick 24 2201 102 2403 Norfolk 25 2031 2074 North British 24 1693 6li2 2-295 2132 Shrewsbury and Chester 23 283 101 444 South-Eastern and Dover 24 8794 161.7 I04U1 10189 South Devon Taff Vale 24 368 1133 1501 1162 Ulster 25 676 338 11)14 712 Whitehaven Junction 24 173 05 238 York and North Midland 21 5598 3101 I mm 7411 York and Newcastle 24 3UB9 4975 8974 7607 gal Notices. KL.MR-JOHN SHELMERDINE, DECEASED. -All persons having claims mrednst thl estate of the late Mr. JOHN the county of Chester, gentleman, are requited rerthwith to forward particulars of their demands, with the nature of their securities (if any), to JAMES llBOWSBlt, Solicitor to the xicutrix of the Deceased Statham, near Warrington, 21st July, 1W7.

PERSONS having any claim againit tlie late W1LLIA.1I CLAYTON, of Ashton-under-Lyne, painter requested to send iu the same to the Olhces of Mr. GKOltGB GjODV IN, agent, Ashton-under-Lyne, on or before the tenth of August next. And nil persons indebted to the said late William Clayton, aro requested to pay their respective debts as above furlhvi iLh. TT0T1CE is hereby given, that the partnership UN( heretofore Detuecn us, the undersigned KMUUT and JOHN POWELL, as Blwk and share-brokers, carrying on business under the firm of Knight and'i'owcll, has been this day dissolved be mutual consent. As witness cur hands, this day of July, 117.

W.M. KNIGUT. JNO. POWtLL. WTOTICE is hereby given, that the partner- ship heretofore between us, the undersigned.

JONATHAN ROUlNtoON AbllWOlMfl, and EDWARD LEES, carrying un banners in Fnuutaiu -tretit, in in the county of Lancaster, as an uf ncturers and merchants, in coijort-nership totether, under the tirm of Aslmcrth and Lees, was this duy duaulvnl by mutual coiiseut. All debts oning to and, (rota the concern otl to be received and paid by the said. Jonathan liobuibon Aohucrth. Asuituesuur huntla, thntnenty-niuLhdAyot July, J. R.

ASUWORTAl. Kay Tinswt, AfAll) LEEis. solicitur, Mauchcsur. 1LLIAJI WATSON'S ASSIGNMENT lies at Ilorsfall ana Arnold's, Long yiillatu, Manchester, tor signature. All parties havniri claim on tho estate, aro re-'Uicsled lo siiiu the sauie iiithin tvientv-eiKhtduys from the date hereof, or olhcruise they will forfeit their cla.nis.

All moncjs nwmK to the estate to be paid to Mr. E. lloluoo Ilroek-slreet, Julv-31st, lbf7. WHEREAS JOHN SKElUtATT, of Ardwick, in the parish of Manchester, juiner and be'cr-seller, hath bv indenture assigned over all his estate and effects to a trustee therein named, lor the equal beueht of his creditors vilio shall sik'i the siiiue, un or hetore the first day ol Eseptember next, notice is hireby gi en, that the said indenture is at my oilice. No.

UB, riiimtuiii-street, for the insjieetiun ot the creditors; and those rctusiKg tu execute the same, within the time aforesaid, will be all benedt arising Iroui the said estate. tEi'Elt UUOLUEN, Attorney. Manchester, July 29th, 1817. GERUALD DILLON, of Chorl- ton-upun-AIedliick, in the county of Lancaster, shop-kecptr, hath, by iudeuture dau-d the tweutj-sevt-nth dav of July iustunt, assigned over all his estate and tdVcta unto trustee therein named, frr tho equal benefit of such uf hu creditors as shall execute the same within three mouths from the date thereof: Notice is hereby gnen, that the said indenture now lies at tho office of Mr. Thomas Lecra ing, bulla tar, lo, Charlotte street, Man-chcoter, fur examiuatiou bj tho said creditors, and that such of them a- ahull not execute thesamc, or oaten thereto in writing, within the time aforesaid, ivill be excluded the benefit thereof.

THO. LEEM1NO, Solicitor. Quttion. On Tuesday the 17th day of August, at tho house of Air. Thomo the Old Fleece Imi, Market Place, bmitay Door, if not previously disposed of, of which due notice ill be given: HOSE TUKEE Commodious DWELLING JL HOUbES, sltuttted and being in the township of BoswlokF and on tho verge of the branch, railway, and directly opposite to the chemical works occupied by Messrs.

Crook and M4Knn. For further particular, apply to Mr. Richard lUvies, 19, Baclc King-street; or to Mr. Thomas Nowton, the Old Eleeca Inn, Market Place. To Brewcn, Merchants, Capitalists, anil others.

Eligible Investment Brewery and Houses at Burton-upon-Trent. By Mr. LEEDAM, at the Three Queens Hotel, Burton-upon-Trant, in tue comity of Stuftord, 011 Thursday tho 19th August, 1U(7, at six o'clock in the evening, subject to condition, the follow ing valuable property at Burton-upon-Treut: A COMPACT FREEHOLD BREWERY, for many years worked by Messrs. Mason and Gilbertson, with two good Dwelling-houses attached. The plant to betaken at a valuation Also a Freehold Mectuagc, occupied by Joscpn Nunncley, a Leasehold Messuage, occupied by Mc.

WUliani Scatterguod; anoiuer Leasehold Messuage, occupied by Mr. William Coxon, and a recently -erected ten-quarter Molthousc also leasehold. For further particulars, apply to Mr. BASS, solicitor, Burtoa-upon-Trent. Montgomeryshire.

Desirable and Valuable Freehold Estate called It luck Hull, ithtn half a mile of Newtown. By Mr. SMOUT, at the Elephant and Castle Inn, in Newtown, on tho 10th day of August, lfH7, at five o'clock In the afternoon, subject to conditions then to be produced: ALL that most Eligible and Important FARM and LANDS, with the substantial limiso and Outbuildings, and all the other Lands thereto belonging, called Black Hall, containing by admeasurement, lb3a. Ir, 2bp- of arable, meadow, pasture, and wood land, of hrst-rate quality, ljing well together, within half mile of Newtown, and respectably tenanted by Mr. Piigh.Mr.

Ewins, Mr. Breesc, and Mr. Reese. Tho property possesses many advantages, and from its proximity to the flourishing town oi Newtown, which is the best market town In the principality, the excellent quality of the land, particularly tlie meadow-tug and pasture land, nearly the whole of which Is irrigated by two rich and plentiful streams of water, one of which passes tbrough the farm ard. Tho many "beautiful building sites, rich scenery, thriv ing timber, and good roads, render this estate a Bofa and most desirable inv estment for money Further particulars may bo known on application to Mr.

E. B. solicitor. 5. South aouare.

Grav't lun. Loudon; Mr. Pula- ford, solicitor, Newtown; or to Mr. vViUiaui-Jsd, Cilgwrgas, near Newtown, I Virv E-ctrnniw nnA ImnnHnnf VnT.rnT.ln Rnl JPntrin-a. Machinery, and Materials of almost every dcbcriptnSn, ut the rlreluaa Mines, near to llolvvvull.

in tlie cuuutv of Kllot. lVff SSUS. CUUKTON have the Ijfonour to unnounce, that they have received inutrucUoos from tho priiin letors lo SKl.L, 11 AUCTION, ou Tliurbday, tlm 4th uiiil 3iU iLija of August next, 1IH7, at eleven for ttiilvo o'clock punctually the prcniiscu ut Jrulngan, aiialiove, tlie Whole of the MAClllNKItV nn.l MjTRIil.lla nn ccililciibinK bteoin Conine, uith holler. Ac. couiolete: two arical hollers, Ifl-etlonirbylfeetiliu'nieter.

widalltlieauneildaires furtlietno. Cvliiulcrs of varioub sizes, eilmurie.il und. vvanibn boilers, pumps workintr barrels and wiudbores. clack, cluck door. slide and bucket puces, of different sizis; teed and steam pipes, cighing machines and scales, the hi insets, head geer, ami other apparatus, at the Afongwch, Pcrthengani, West End, South Cross, Smithy, Ojiatly, Roft aitd East capstan tihearjt, turn tieca, rpe, large quantity of various sized chains, capital crusli-ing mill, complete; bar iron, smiths' tools, toug4, anvils, vices, hearths, benches, windmill, with mebnilu, bG feet diameter; numerous waggons, wnhon vUie'Is and axles, pulley frames wheels, fccraw, old bias, Uu and common brick, whcelbariows, huuabarrowy, ladders, joinei's bciehtj-.

hbovels, picks, boring tools, cast-iron rope wheels', and a very cxteulvo assortment of other miscellaneous cllectu appertain uig to tho minoB; together with the whole ot theolhcefurTutureaiidiixturea. K.B, Tjie whole will be on view up to thctimeof sate. Dehcrip-i tive catalogues rnaj- be had at all the principal inns In the nuigli-bouihood; upon the premises; from Joseph iluwep, engineer, Hawardcn (who will noon application, give any further mi tlcu- lars); and at the Auctioneer' ohicts, in Chester, or (41, Lord- ilcndid Duilding Sites for Villa Resi-irin of BrumborLULrli PnriK YORK AND NEWCASTLE RAILWAY. A MEETING of tho Shareholders in the abovo Company, who objctto the proposed terms of unaigatnatfon with the llor-wkik Railway Company, will be held at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, on Monday, August at two o'clock in- the afternoon when a report of the deputation to Mr. Hudson on the subject will be made.

Liverpool, July 30th, 1817. MANCHESTER AND SOUTHPORT RAILWAY COMPANY. Notice is hereby given, that tho Filial' GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Manchester and Sonthport Railway Company, will be held at the Palatine Hotel, Hunt's Bank, Manchester, on Friday the 2Uth of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. JA.vii-. nAilurv, iflrectorsol JOHN SMITH, the Company.

12, St. Ann-street, tiej.cij.1 oecreiary. Manchester, 29th July, 1IM. MANCHESTER AND SOUT1IPOKT KAIL-WAY COMPANY. Notice is hereby given, that the act incorporating the abive Company liaing reccnctl the roal i assent, all person ft holding Scrip Certificates for shares, re- i quested to transmit the same for Kegislraiion, to the eompunjV 1 othees, 12, St.

Ann -street, Manchester, on or before Monday the sixteenth day of August nest, accompanied by an application the annexed form, inch may he had lite oflice request. All shares not claimed by the actual holders of bcrip certificates on or before the said sixteenth day of August, will be registered as the propertj of the persons to v. honi they ereorimnally allotted and uill afterwards be transferrablo only by duly stamped and executed bj the registered bharehulder and hia transferee. An acknowledgment of the receiptor tho scrip ho Bien, and early notice will be issued of the time at which seated eeiti-licatea nniy be obtained. transnjitting scrip by post are recommended to endorse their njiEei and addrtics.

JAMES HATTO, directors of JOllX SMITH. Mho CVnniam. JOHN CHESTER, BLcretarv. is, Est. Annstreet, Mancnester, tttuuiy, 1017.

rOKJl FOR TBANaMITTLNO WltlT. Sir. Therewith dcnOhit serin for sharp-tin tht MflnnTiinr- and fcouthport Hailua Comiiany, and I claim lu be registerLd tu, proprietor the said ssharcs, subject to the general rule, reau-iatiODs, and orders ot the said company. 1 request to hr. bcaled cernncutes in exchange, in which describe ma ua follow jSame (at full length) Designation.

Address Usual signature. Dated this day of 107. Tu Mr. John Chetei eecretary, l-2 St. Ann-street, Manchester.

SOUTHPORT AND EUXTON RAILWAY. The Holders of Scrip in this undertaking are informed, that thej can receive One Share ia the Manchester audbouthpurt Huil-way Company, for ever Three Share held by them in the South-port and Euxton Railway Company, ou payment of the sum of 2. 5s. for overs ana tumthport bhare. By order, JOHN CiJESTEH, Secretary to the Manchester and Southport Railway Company.

12, St. Ann-street, Manchester, 23th July, 1B47- OLDHAM ALLIANCE RAILWAY COMPANY. registration OF is hereby given, that tiie act incorporating tho aboe company having received the royal assent, all Persons holding SCRIP CERTIFICATES for Shares are requested to transmit the same fur Registration to the company oilice, in Clcgg-slrcet, Oldham, uu or before tho d-ty of August next, accompanied by an application in the annexed form, ivhich may bo had on request at the company's olhce, in Oldham, or at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Raiha Office (late Manchester and Leeds), at Hunt's Bank, in Manchester. All shares not claimed by the actual owners uf scrip certificates on or before the said Uithday of August, will bo registered as the nronertv of thenersons to whom tuv ivor nrininiK allotted, and will aiterwurds be transferable only by deed, duly stomped, and executed by tho registered shareholder, and his transferee. An acknowledgment of the receipt of the scrip mil be given, and early notice vvili be issued of llio time of which sealed certificates may be obtained.

Persons transmiting scrip by post are recommended to endone thereon their names and address By order, TllOS. K. ROWBOTUAM, Secretary. Clegg-atreot, Oldham, July 29th, VORM OF APPLICATION IlKrERRBD TO. Oldham Alliance Railway Company.

I herewith deposit crip for shares, in the Oldham Alliance Railway Company, particulars of which are stated below; and I claim to be registered as the proprietor of the said shares, subject to the general rules, regulations, and orders of the said company. I request to have sealed certificates in exchange, in which describe me as follows: Name (at full length Designation Address Usual signatnre Dated this day of To the Secretary 0 the 0 Idham A lliance Railway Company, Oldham, No. of tienn Whethei 111 Progiessivo Nuuibeis. From To umber of Shares. CerLlticates.

jFivesorOnes. OLD11AM ALLIANCE RAILWAY. Notice is hereby given, that tho FIRST GENERAL MEETING ot the Shareholders of the Oldham Alliance Railway Company, will bo held, at the Town Hall, in Oldham, on Thursday the day of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon; at which meeting it is proposed to reduce the number of directors, and to determine the order of rotation in which such reduced number shall go out of office, and what number shall be a auorum at their meetiugs, EDWD. A. WRIGHT, Directors N.

WORTUINGTON, fof the Company. TllOS. K. ROWilOTUAM. Secretary.

Oldham, July agtli, 1047. BUILDERS. Persons desirous of Contracting for the ERECTION nf TWO nKTinilUll HOUSES, may inspect the plans- and specification after Monday tllO 26th instant, at the OlheeOf Mr. llAYLEY. nrebitertf.

Km tenders to be sent to the above ulhce, on or before tauw Xoticcs. RE KEN YON. The Creditors of executed the nNiiznmont made hv him for ti.f nf creditors, or who eliall dtl so, orbiBnify llieir aesent thereto, on or oeiore mo biiinaayoi August next, rnay receive il nrst diviuend oa the amount of their respective debts, on and after the twelfth day of August next, on application to Mr. Janion, solicitor, Town Hall Buildings, Manchester. All creditors are iccpiested to for- wuiu luimw uu yarticuiaxa oi meir respeciive claims.

JANION. IN thematterofthepetition of JOSHUA BROWN, residing in Moss Lane, Whiteiield, in the to-vnhip of tho puriah of Prcetw ich-cum-OldliLim, in the county of Lancaster previously at Middlcton Hall Lodge, iMiddleton, near Manchester, in tho said countj previously in topimg Oardcn-street, Middlclon, afiuesaid), fichnolmastei, notice is heicbvciven, that WILLIAM THOMAS JEUMETT. Esriuite, the commissioner acting in the matter of this petition, ill proceed to make a hnal ordei thereon, at the Manchester District CViuit of Bankruptcy, in Manchester, on the 23th day of August next, at twelve o'clock at mjon precisely, unless cause be then and there ihewn to the contrary. J. A.

HAItDINO, Messenger. uersnilH havinLT linv ch'mrirnln rtn tlm fM.t.tt mil eftects of Mrs. FAJ GREEN W'OOL), or her son, Mr. HENRY lheir "Ir. 11.L1AM OHt-hNW OOll, Uottonls, in Waloilen, nln tho same; ana all perbiins vvlio stood iudeutcd uitri wkjuu, ootu late 01 rue macEt bwan inn, Todinorden, claims to ho will time too i.nnti: Jinn all iK-rvnna wtin tmti.lifnH tn ttm aforenamed Mr-.

Fanny Greenwood, or her son, Mr. Uenrv CJret.ii-wood, at the time of their decease, are rehpecrfully requested to pav the amou.it of their respective debt- to the aforinained air. vv uiiam ureeunuou, 01 iiuitonib aiorcaaiu, vvuo ia autuurised tn rcceiv the same, vi ithuiit delav. Bottoms, in Walsdcn, July 2y, mtf. an interim order foi protection from procc- luivitig been given to ihe said Erasmus Webster, under the nrovibioiiH of tlir hmtn niai case maue anu proviueo, ine siiiu Erasmus ebster is lierobvre.iu.redtoaploariucourtheforeWill,.j,,ia,Jem ISaquire.ttiecominiioneractingintliematteroftlie.said petition, Jlrst examination touching his debts, estate, and effects, and to be I further dealt with according to the prov isionsnf the said statutes; and notice is hereby given that the choice of assignees is to take place at tlie time so appmnted All persons indebted to the said Erasmus Webster, or who have anj of his elfec3, are not to pay or deliver the same but to Mr.

JOUS ERASER, 'J5. fienrge-street, I Manchester, the official assignee, nominated iu thathehaU hi the euuJiiiiAsiuiiei uuuug in Liie uiiiiici oi sa.ni yin.mn. WHEREAS a fiat in bankruptcy, healing- date the fourteenth da of July, IJW7, has been awarded and i-isued forth GEORGE WILaOX, of taalfnrd, in the county I jter, lroniounder, oeaier and cnapman, and being bankrunt. in hcrebv requited to siincnder hiiiiitLlf to tiiti oeciaryu oani Cejmmisirtiier acting in prosecution of the said hat on 'Ihursdav the tifth d.ij' of August next, and on Friday the twcntj-seventfi day of Aiikjuat next, at twelve o'clock on laeh of the taid davs, at hei mjjesti's District Court of liankruptcy, in Mancljenter and make a lull discovery and d-sciourc of his estate and tlFects; when and where the creditors are tu come prepared to pwvc debts, and at the first sutirg to choree aisinees; and at the last sit'inw tue sam oanKrupt i- rerjim ea to nniaii uis examination. All pcrsijus indebted to tlie haul banknipt, or that have anv of his ciFetts, are not to pay or deliver the same but to Mr- Richard Powdrell Jlobson, of George street, Manchester, olhcial assignee, whom the commissioner hath appointed to receive the same, and nrQ the Debtors and Creditois of Mrs, KANNY ehc Diak Si Uodnden, SSS3 1 WllliKxiAS, a petition Ol JLltAS.UUS WEli- crui.

L.i r. wiie, iunue-uu, 1,1 ejiitiuei-eu'ie-rntu, in ine county bccn 4 ijj un liisr ubl a wiSLi iet. l' jui l- ui uiiiiivi uuifv. at nxnn ti nrfiTcr. tinri 1 are 1 I I I ftfUrrfeb, On the 29th inat.

at ttre Collcglato Church, by the Re. W. W. Johnson, M.A. Mr.

Chwlee Tomklos to BIra. Ruth Birch, both of Salford. On the 29th Inst, at the same place, by tho Rer. W. W.

Johnson, ALA. Mr. Francis Wedgo, of Ardwick, to Miss Nicholas Jauo ATeild, of the same place. On the 30th iust. at Irwell-street Wealeyan Chapel, Salford, by tho Rev.

Mr. Nightingale, Mr. Joseph Uaworth, brewer, Salford, to Nancy, daughter of Mr. Thomas Duorden. On the 23th inat.

at St. Augus tin's Catholic Chapel, Granby Row, by the Very Roy. William Turner, Mr. Charles Connor to MB3 Miriam Buxton, both of this tflwn. On the 2Bth inst.

by the Rev. Mr. ICrtntrowfch, Edward Bright, Esq. of Leamington, to Sarah, second daughter of II. M.

Salomons, Esq, of Plymouth Grove, in this town. On the 2fjth inst. at Irwell-street Chapel, Salford, by the Rev. Thomas Nightingale, Mr. James William LuTmutb, machine maker, to Harriet, only daughter of the late Richard Broom, Esq.

of Whittle Farm, Now Mills, Derbyshire. This being the first marriage in the above place of worship, the minister, in the name of tho trustee, presented the parties with a handsome bible. On the 26th inst. at Grosvenor-btrcet Independent Chapel, Piccadilly, by tho Rev. Dr.

Cluoie, Mr. John Higby, of this town, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. George Beaumont, of Uanging Ditch. On the inst. at St.

John's Church, Mr. John Gibbln, of this town, to Mar-, daughter of Mr. John Nicholson, of Selby, Yorkshire, farmer. On the 24th inst. at Ducie Chapel, by the Rev.

E. H. Nolan, LL.I. Themas Duress, onlj son of Mr. Joseph Madden, formerly of New Row, Dublin, merchant, to Jane, youngest daughter of the lato Mr.

George Chambers, manufacturer, formerly uf High-street, in this town. On the lath inst. at St. Mark's Chureh, by the Rev. tho Rector, Mr.

William Cain, of this town, joiner, lo Miss Blackburn, of On the 20tb inst. at St. John's Church. Chester, by the Rev. W.

ii. Marsilcn, A. vicar, John Harrison, Esq. of Chester, surijeon. to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Jonathan Colley, of Cheater.

On the2Iith inst. at the Parish Church, Sheffield, by the Rev. E. Murphy, Mr. T.

Judd, of this toun, to Jane, oungest daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Bennett, of the former place. On the 2tltU inst. at Fwh-street Chapel, Hull, by the Rev. T.

Straiten, Mr. Alexander Puttigrew of Green Hill, near this town. iu iTJiari iiiKaoein z'uraun, nun. OniheSathiuht. nt the liriah Church, Ormskirk, bytboRev.

E. Hornby, iear, James Shae, Hq. of Asmall House, facarib-brick, to Jane Harrison, only daughter of Henrj Foster, Esq. of I liickerstafie, near Ormskirk. On the 2Hlh inst.

by the Rev. Dr. Adlcr, Jacob Waley, Esq. of Lincoln'o lun, to Matilda, oungeat daughter of the late Joseph Salomons, Lsq. On the 2ath inst.

ut St. James's Church, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, by the Rev. J. R. Allen, B.A.

Edward Allen, Esq. manufacturer, Bradford, Yorkshire, third son of William Alien, Esq. of the Lodge, Malton, to Han iet, third daughter of the late Pcardon, Ebq. Folkton, near Scarborough, Yorkshire. On the 2Uth inbt.

at tit. Nicholasa Chapel, Liverpool, A. N. Gillet, Esq. to Mba Savage, joungebt daughter of Mr.

P. Savage, of that toun. On the 27th inst. at tho Pariah Church, Bradford, by the Rev. W.

P. Stirling, M.A. Mr. Samuel Laycock Tee, nephew of Samuel Lnjcock, Esq. banker, to Marianne, eldest daughter of William Chesebrough, Esq Bradford.

On the 27th inat. George Agnew Douglas, Esq. of Kirkland Ilill, Wigtown, Scotland, to Catharine Helena, eldeat daughter of the late Geoige Hoghton, Etq. of Liverpool. On the 27th inst.

at SU Mar's Church, Birkenhead, John Spencer Rahy, jun. Esq. architect and surve3or, Birkenhead, to Agnes, only daughter of GenrKc Lockuood, Esq. of Walton, and grand-dauv liter of tho late Wjllmm Sleddall, Esq. of Kawhead, Kendal, estraorland.

On the 27th inst. attheAbbe Church, Hexham, Northumberland, by the Rev. J. Hudson, Mr. T.

N. Cathrall, of this town, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. N. Armstrong, of the former place. On the seth inst.

at Haslingden Church, by tho liev. W. Gray, incumbent, Mr. Geo. Rawes, of Haslingden, plumber and glazier, to Alice Greenwood, daughter of the lato Mr.

John Haworth, of the same place, innkeeper. On the 21bt inst at tho Parish Church, Sidmouth, by the Rev. Henry Rmmde, B.D. rector of Fringford, T. H.

Whitsker, Esq. of The Holme, to Mary, eldestdaughterof JameuB. Garforth, E-q. of Cuniston-in-Craven, On tho 21st inst at Uie parish Church, Dewsbury, J. Carter, un.

Esq. of London, to Harriet, daughter of J. Brooke, Esq, of )ewfibury, and relict of M. Hadfteld, Eq. ol Old Hall, Mottxam.

On the 29th inst. aged 10 years, John James, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Pickup, of Waimer Place, Stretford Old Road. On the 29th inat in the ttth year of his age, George Edward, eldest son of Mr. William engraver, of this town, On the 26th inst.

aged 58 years, Miss Herron, of Longsight Crescent. On the 2tth inst at the Mitro Hotel, Old Church Yard, aged 45 years, Mr. John Brumby, formerly leather merchant. Hanging Ditch. On the 23d inst.

iutUo3Slhcarof hex age, Hannah Aspinall, of Bo iv don. On the Ilth inst at his residence, Oldham Road, in his 70th year, U. P. Heather. On the iOth inst.

at his residence. Porter Place, Preston, aged 75 ears, Mr, Robert Pennington. on ine zutn inst. in rrmting iiousc square, in the jear of his ago, John Walter, Esq. On the 2yth inst.

aged 30 ears, Mr. William Barrow, son of Mr. Thomas Barrow, of Ashton-under-Lne. On tho 28 th inst. at his honae.

in Burkelev Sauarc. in the 83d ear of his age, Sir George Martin, G.C.B. U.C.M.G. admiral of tuc leet ana vice-aumirai ni ine unueu jvmgciom. On the 2(lth inat.

in the 7UUi jear of her age, Miss Ann Knight, aiounL neasani, ijierpooi. On the 27th inst. at his residence, Argyle-street, Birkenhead, aged 29 jears, Mr. William Valentine Ivnowles, artist. On the 27th inst.

at his eeat, Maine, in the county of Louth, Berkley Buckingham Smith Stafford, Esq. On the 26th inst. aeed 20 years. Marv Moselev. second daucrhter of the late Mr.

Henry Howard, of btockport, and niece of Sir Ralph Pendlebury, Knight. On the 25th inst. aged HI jears, Mrs. Meacoek, relict of tho late Mr. Robei Meacoek, of Hoole, near Chester.

On the 24th inst at Pentrefcliu House, Annie Horatln, infant daughter of the Rev. J. W. Kirkham, incumbent of Llantysilio. On the 21st inst.

at Berne, iu Switzerland, Catherine, wife of the itev. Gregory uuodes, wooiiey L'araonage, Wakeheld, and youngest uaugnter ui ine late jusuua uawKsiey, Jisq. mercnant, ahelhold. On the 15th inst. at London, Jane Douglas, youngest daughter of James Hope, Esq.

lato of this town, and formerly of the $2d and 2iUH llegiments. On the Eltli inst. at Yarmouth, aged 51 years, Lettice, wife of Mr. ThoiiiasD. Adams, of her majesty's customs, and mother of Mro.

ir.uu, 01 liOH isr urousmon, near mis town. On the ch mst. Jane, lfe of Mr. Samuel Don se, of Cor House, OIlUNANCi: MAPS, OS TflE SCALE OF SIN" INCIIPS TO THE MTTPV THE Public are infoimed, that LANCASHIRE ialieintr ENGRAVED on ihn EnlnruGil Sonic: thnt: fTin Mups vJiich ure nubliahed may he had. and narticulari known, of ma Kovcinmcni uqems, messrs.

ai.Miua uirtiiA.ii, lsxcnange- i'sTALliOTYPK. The likenpss tnkin nn ivnivpv. I JeL. by till-, process, servcatis a sketch or dead colour for the I portrait, which is afterwards painted with water colours, in the 1 usual way, out, on account or ine nucmyot the picture token in the eaiueia, not more than two or three sittings ure icipiisito tu ensure a faithful und characteristic likeness. bpecimcus may be seen at Mr.

YA'l 21 I'riiicess-street. M.0 V'aL. A It It 11 at IM.inuf.ic'urcr, bosrs to inform his Friends and the Public, i th.it ho has UliMuVEL) his Business frotu 7(. MArket-strcet, to the morecxtensise 1'remises, 1 and 3, KlNG-bTIlKEr. E.

H. would also present his grj.Uful acknowledgments for the liberal support experienced foi upv. aids of 2 eurs, and trustH increased exertions to secure continued confidence and extended patronage. Arrii a kt thta 'vvOhmt JLS XUil. A.

All JU XX. 11. WlillE, Dentist, 10, having practical! studied for several ears of the teeih, rtrspect fully announces his method of instantly curing tooth acJie and arresting the dccci. lla ing discovered a method uhich decaed teeth are prescr-ed free from pain, and rendered useful in mastici- 1 tion, he particularly golicicu the attention of all parties suftering from afTettions of tho teeth and gums. AE'iU'lCiAL TEETH supplied on scientific principles, without pain or extraction, and ei operation embracing Dental Suigery i and Mech.mihm lo.

Lever street, Piccadilly. white's PEARL t'EMET, forhlling dccajcd teeth. Price "wiiiTE'S ANODYNE for the tooth ache. Price Is. lid.

WHITE'S AN'HSEPTIC T1CTURE, forscurvy and recession ofthcKums. Price Sa-Rd. and -ii (id. A iUTE'S QULMNn DENT1P1UCE, for loose, discoloured, or decayed teeth, remoiug the tartar, -tkc Price la. 2.

tiu. and Jd.Od. eTORTON'S TRULY VALUABLE CAMO- I MILE PILLS. FOR INDIGESTION, These pills uic a pure extr.ict of cinuiini'e flowers, prepared by a peculiar process, bj which all the medicinal properties of rather more than i one ounce of the Hon ers are concentrated mto four moderate-sized pills. They are mild in operation, and have proved wonderfully successful in remo ids eory sxniptom of indigestion, sick head-.

ache. loss of appetite, yiddmcv-, heai tburn, coativenesH, eruptions of the skin, and all crmrilainlJ niistng from a state of the digestive organs; thev require nt of diet, and their operation will be found so Oomii ict.il in mi, inn time tn thoatnmach regulating the bow els, and in promoting a hrnlth habit, abfullv to convince all who take thoin of thtir iitihtv. Perstms who hac S'lUVred from iniltweatiini fur 1 jear have, by their use in a few pcifcctlj rccnvertd, mvincmg proof that in the smallest compa-s i-, crinNin tlie leiiest quantity of the tonic principle, ot so jvtiiiur a ti pervade the whole iiiiouLin i iiiuii il ano iircngta Sold in bottles at Is 2s. and I Is. c.ieli, in everv lun in the kingdom.

Caution. Be sure to far Nurtun's Pills," nd do not bo nor- suadeil to purchase an imitation OAP1ER MAC1IE' FRAME JIANUFAC- JL. AUlt KUIN UAi.t(.l W1LLI.4 i-IXGbec5 to annoi thcabuvc HLIMIsS fiom Mr.Ki JL Ton Y. inns MANnimn. i t.t a 1.

1 ii.fi iwj ir-i. -j uv- jfc.v. inmv into i LllLJlABlt I unu nuaia irum rue superior lrLdWIttl 111 fllllirn I. manner the orders he 111:1 be favoured with iu future will be executeu, tonienta snore 01 pnoiie patronage. Ir hts 1 purchased from Mr C.

F. Die efeld the patuntcei the s.ilc liont -f tale, for Manchester and the district, of eerv article or liis inuf.icture, mcludm? his Newl-utvcuted PATENT WOOD executed, to merit a Urge shore of publle patronage. Mr. fi. lit aad not above half the price of the ordinary wochI franits, specimens of which nre on new.

Also several new dcilcms in aduitwo to the former large collection of chimney and pr glasses intted vith brilliant silvered plates', frames far portraits, paintings, and eneravings; viindow curtains, cornices, ornamental brackets, chairs and Ottomans, tnilet and cheval glasses; also fire 1 screens, for mn the patent guaiuaverpal principles ceiling liower-, for chandeliers, rojal amis, for churchea, vorioti sizes; enriched mouldings and pateras; together with a great variety of Gothic ornaments, for churches. All the new Encraincs as thev are nublihod rnruhnHv sale; they can also be had framed, glazed, and readj to hangup in the drawing room. The trade supplied on tho ume terms as if bad from the works iu London. The patent mouldings are in lft lengths. Re gildicg done in the best manner, on the sacrtest notice, at moderate charges.

JuhnDalton stieet, July 31st, 1847- HEALTH, LONG LIFE, AND HAPPINESS. SECCRED BY THAT POPCLAR MEDICINE PARR'S LIFE PILLS. No medicine vet offered to the world ever so rapidly attained such distinguished celebritx it is questionable if there be now anv port of the civilised globe where its extraordinary healing Tiftuea have not been exhibited. This signal success is not attributable to any system of advertising, but solely to the strong recommendations Of tiarties cured bv thpir nsf. 1 nrnnntr.rs nf Pwi-rV T.Tfa i.n the drawiagrm.

The trade supplied on tho imie terms as if havenoi.v in their possession upw ards of fifteen hundred tetters. 1 from distinETUished dissenting ministers, from gentlemen connected, with the armv and navy, also from members of parliament, merchants, and last, tuough not least, from the members of the medical profession, and a skilful analytical chemist, all speaking the highest terms of the value of this inestimable medicine. This is a mass of evidence in its favour bevond all parallel. The extraordinary propertiesuf this medicine ore thus described an eminent phy-ician, who says, After particular observation of the action of Parr Pills, I am determined inmv opinion tint the follow o.z ace their true properties First, Thev increase the sirensth, whilst most ctber meii cmes have a takoainc etieot uprn Uin- Let an-, one take fr im ti.rce tt fourer six pills ev try twenty-four hurs. and instead Of having v-cvkerirTd, will be found ivcrevnved thoammal anil to hive imparled a lasting strncth tt the bidv.

brcordly, In their operaiion. thev direct to tbe'di-ease After ha.e tak-n six ortw Lle ptlls, ou ill experience their tut-v i-it: iiiavts; utK-ii ou wui oeccrae jess aca jn pi-d do vcu take: and it vuu persevere la regularlr rating frcrii ilj-ee moved frooi th ie-ae ui eeaav tje eatirelv re- "Tlurdlv, Taev'arc found, eivir.c thtm fair Innl f.ir feu pee? Uie aihinc nnd perties, aad taev will everctaie all obstinate and raiare touuj there t. a return nf ro-nl aapetite aliortlv from tlie befnnnicy of their biUt their mildne, as a rua- live i a desideratum creativ renuired be the weak and delicate particularlv here violent parsing is acknon leJged to be injurious" instead of benebeial. HEAD Jc Place, Manchester; aad retail bv one er mre aenis ia ever; toun la the kinedom. i-ovvr 3.js3ey-street, frurn eight in the morning till three in the and iron four nine till two.

The Cordial Balm of Pent is for all cases of debilitv, eenerrU weakness, languor, inaptitude to exertion, a feeble action of the heart, palpiiation on the slightest exertion, and improving the whcdesvrjttm. price lis. per bottle. TheEotanical Fills, -KL and 4s.6d. the box, are the most eSecsual remedy f.

in-flarrtmation, irritation of the bladdar, hindrance to business. Consultation fee, eke. ify 1-uer, quo -usd. a uusiute fV'aii oLcieH1 is necs54rv. Mimcoesa.

"TO. 2, LOWER 1IOSLEY-STBEET, MAX- i -L'e CHESTER. Messrs. EENRY i CO. Snraeoits.aadsHe preirrietnrs of Cerdiat Halm if Peru and Botanic Pill-, aiatnoj to be CelXsCLT'ED dailv.

at their establishment. 1 1 1 I SHERRY WINE, direct from tfea growers, of the finest qualities, in quarter casks and octaves, ia bond. Apply at thelmportera.I'ItESCOTT.BROTHEB, Jc CO. 19, Back Square. FOOD.

AMERICAN HOMINY, a substitute for Potatoes; manufactured by JOSEPH MARTIN 4: Co. ltamhul, near Liverpool. Sold wholesale by Grundy, Wriftht. and CruBaley, North John-Btreet, Liverpool. CHOICE STRAWBERRIES.

R. S. YATES begs to inform the Public generally, that ho haB now ON oALE PLANTS of tho above fruit, of riret-rato quality, and true to their respective kinds No. 3, St. Ann's Square.

INCOLN BENNETT'S VELVET NAPPED JsLjd HATS Theae Bplendiil HATS, so highly esteemed by the nobilitj and elite of the metropolis, can only be had iu alonclicstcr of LllWAUD ltOYLE, 1 and 3, King-streer. THOMAS KING GREENBANK, Commission, Estate, and General Agent, 23, Exchange Arcade, Man-cheater. Agent for the Reliance Mutual Life Assurance and Annuity bociety, 71, King William-street, London. AND DRAINAGE TILES and PIPES may 111 nhlnin fiim IV rviV.Tl X' 1- ll.i.r. T.

Maimucturers, Bridgewater. Competent parties ready to furnish plans, and to advise on the best mode of draining. BUILDING MATERIALS. One of the Largest and Stock of 1EALS, 1JATTENS, in ton n. JIaciimery and other sons of timber for tale, on the most advantageous terms.

Apply at Gianby How Saw MilU, Manchester. OVIi BARXONStatioriers and Printers, JL begrcspectfullj to inform their rriends and the Public, il-X MOVJJU their E-atolHishmcnts to o. 70, 1 ei.l-bdeEL,T second dour above Broivn-sticet), vicmitv of Post ClrBcc, Manchester. JENNY LIND. OPERA GLASSES! Expecting an unusual demand for OPEltA CLASSES at the forthcoming celebrated performances ol MndUc.

JeunvLind, J. B. Sz J. HONCllErXI beg to nnuoimee, that in addition to their present stock, they are now manufacturing a very extensive assortment of lirst-rate quality, which will be readj for inspection in a few davs. 43, Market-street.

Tnln in. strnments) are now ON SALE. The instruments cm liuwii nn application at Messrs. 1IIMB i UEALE'a, St. Ann's Square.

Oue by Hanks, 131) guineas; and a celebrated Italian, luu guineas, with case and bow to each, complete. WHITE AND SOUND TEETH. HELSBY'S TIVflTITIJR 4h r.l.T.ti. Detersive Lotion, for laxity and recession in the gums; Helsby's iJentifrice and Teeth Paste, for cleansing and beautify ing the teeth. These long-established, universal.

tions may bo constantly and freely used, fromchildhood to old age. Prepared andsold. iini.i,,. tm street, Manchester; and retail by allrespectablechemists. JUNCTION LEAD MILLS, ROO TH-STRE KT, MANCHESTER.

Mr. WILLIAM OCCLESHAW begs ti uuuuuneu 10 uis irricnus and tho Public, that be continues to carry 113 a ROLLED LEAD and PATENT PIPE MANUFACT11RRT1 Vl.TIMURUei' fiPNuij diiviciili at his New Mills, in Rooth-street, where all orders will, as usual! bn minntiinlle' nTBniif.1 I BREAD WITHOUT BARM! MATHEWS'S IMPROVED BAKING POWDER, for making the celebrated unfermented bread, pastry, pie-crusts, tea-cakes, puddings and tho preparations of Indian corn. Sold in packets at 3d. each. Wholesa'e Agent for Manchester: B.

J. ANGEL, bookseller, 7, London Road, near the Birmingham Railway Station. Retail agents: Renlh am, stationer, IB, Market Place; Leon Kenworthr, bookseller, 7, Catcalon-street; C. Rowley, picture frame maker, 38, Oldham Road. T'HE GOLDEN-ELAX-CRAVAT COLLAR needs no addttwnai cravat: in one aTticle Ir cnmbinpii both collar and cravat.

It is peculiar for extreme uhUtest. beinp entirely made from "The Golden Flax" linen (l'rize Fabric ol 1844, 1H45, and 1U46). Its construction ensures an exact and iuiummu! nujuHtmenc, tctiioui ine tifiniet i pressure, xvo movement of tho neck disarranges it. The price fixed for tho bole, is 3s The washintf in that nf n. rnvnt altm.

Also a variety with fancy ends, of the new eat designs, suitable for the present beabon. Manchester Agent: H. It. FREEBORN, hosier, glover, ISLE OF MAN. The CUESCENT HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE, WILLIAM HILL, proprietor, situate in the beautiful bay of Douglas, within a few yards of tho seashore, where bathing machines are always ready.

1'ublic and private rooms, with a sea view; hot, cold, and shower baths in the house. Visitors will find the superior table, attendance, and society of a hrst-rate hotel, combined with the comfort of home, and on terms fully as economical as private lodgings. No fees to servants. Pusscngers will avoid the annoyance of boatmen, waiters, porters, by naming Hill's Ciescent Hotel, on lauding, a carriage and sen ants attending every packet, and convcyine; them direct to the hotel iu a few minutes. JO AT MY I Loot at my coat, 'tis worth your wliilo To mark the cloth that's there; It's make, and quality, andatjle, A master hand declare.

Look at my vest, and see a proof What Levy's Sons can do; All rival houses should stand aloof Vt hen this appears in view. Look at my trousers, and you will 9tare To learn the price I paid, In purchasing the pair I wear, Which honour Levy's trade. Look their number, Piccadilly, seventeen. The monster stock they there unfold, Surpassing all that eer wot. seen.

Or ever et was told. Dress Coats, from 17s Gd. West of England ditto, from 1. Trousers, different materials, Jrom doeskin and cloth ditto, from Its Vests, from 10d. to Tunic Suits, from 7s.

Gd. to Hussar Suits, 9s. to 25s. The order department, conducted with skill and taste, not to be equalled in Manchester. No abatement.

Several thousand well-made and rood-fit tin or Summer ffniifd. from la. 10d- An inimenbe lot of Shooting Coats, the largest in the uoiM, comprising nearly all the diflcrent sizes, in various peculiarly light and beautifully flexible materials, for summer nrai, i3. iu to ou. Every reudj-mado article marked in plain figures, and no abatement.

R. LEW SuJsS, 17, Piccadilly, neailj opposite the Infirmary. TfEMoVAL rauM LuvEK-irTtEETio KSSUS. ALBERT, Surgeon Dentists, respeet- XT-B nim that thej have REMOVED as aboo, and tniit one iiiiu win ue in uttenuance regularly at the lollow 11117 til'' Itiiclll Kinif E. fvvry Tucfdri, at Mrs, King's.

I), Drake-street. evoiy Wedncadaj, at Mrs. Hankinson's, RoLiii.N, eveo Thursday, at Mrs. Gaskell's, Bark-street. Ltttle Itolftnt.

AKUIMjTON, ever Friday.at Mrs. Robinson's, 45, Sankcj-strei t. IU HY, every Saturday, at Mrs. Kay's, 4, Rock-street. And dail at tlicir establiahment in Manchester, where they may be cjnsultL'd on all casts appertaining to their profession, at charges stnetl moderate 'M, Piccadilly.

PROTECTOR LIFE OFFICE, 35, Old Jewry, Chan man The lion John Chetwynd Talbot, C. Deputy chairman William Cripps, Esq. M.P. The Rates ol Premium required by this othceare moderate, nnd are ndjiisiud with great accuracy, so that thev ounger assurers, da nm pay ior incomer, or vtve versa, as not nniiequeuti Happen- are al'o Se ily accordance vvilh nn trhitr accoruance wim an arbitrary cquitauic principles, ana not in arrangement. The assured are allowed to reside in Australia, at the Cape of Good Hope, and in Canada, and have liberty to pass by sea Irom one part of Europe to any other part, without cxtia charge.

The jigeof the life assured is aluajs admitted, in writing, on the policy a-a soon as the required evidence is produced, 'otincations of the ol policies are registered and acknowledged. PropectubCS containing, in addition to the usual information, arepoitof the proceedings at the last general meeting, a list of proprietors, an account ot the sucietjS assets and liabilities, and of the bonuses added to assurances to the present tunc, may be had on application to the Actnarv, nr to an of the agents of the association. THOMAS TLTl'LEV IIARDINO, 47, Princess -street. Agent for Manchester. AMBERGATE, NOTTINGHAM, AND BOSTON, AND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY.

Notice i- hereby given, that the liOOKh kept for the Registration of TRANSl'EUb of SHARED in the above Company, will be from Tuesday the 10th to Tue-day the 24th day of August next, both aas inclusive By order, W. F. N. NORTON. Chairman.

TUOs. BISHOP, Vice-chairman. JNO, GolTGH, Secretary. Company's Offices, Nottingham, July 2y, BERBYSHIRE, STAFFORDSHIRE, AND WORCESTERSHIRE JUNCTION' RAILWAY COMPANY. Xotice is herebveiven.

that the net incornnrntinir the. vt-' t. trtj ucsLeu iu traxisuui, trie lor HAliU.V HO tllC Cumn-ITIW ttr-PH. J. IHinnn ftiiuaie, Westminster, on or beiore the -2d of August, accompanied it.

lm nuna.l 1, 1. 11.. .1.. m'Hpf. All sliares not claimed by the actual holders of scrip certificates on or before the said 2d day of August, ill be registered as the properly of the persons to v.

horn thev were original! allotted, and will afterwards be transferable only by deed, duly stamped and executed by the registered shareholder and hid transferee. An acknowledgment of the receipt of the crip will be given, and earl notice will be Lsued of tho time at which sealed certificates m.iy be obtained. Persons transmitting scrip by post are recommended to endorse thereon their names and addresses. Ey order. R.

S. MACKENZIE, Eecretary. 4, Queen Square, Westminster, Jul 5, Dcrlijt Sta'Tordthire, and Worcestershire Junction Hailicay Company. cor in cfinrnt: in flm n.ivVi.n'K Staffbnlshire, and Worcestershire Junction Railway Company! U11U 1, UilllU LU ue iKUiinuea tui: ft fill tctUi LUC bUUI itDOTeS, subject to the general rules, regulations, and orders of the said company 1 request to have sealed certificates in exchange, in which describe me as follows: Name (at full length.) Designation Address Usual Signature 1847. Dated this day of To tlie Secretary of the Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Worcestershire Junction Railway Company, 4, Queen Square, Westminster.

ERBYSHIRE, STAFFORDSHIRE, AND JUNCIIO.N KAIL WAY COM- of the Karu of dlrecTor are requested to Pay an INSTALMENT of 1 per Share, on or before August id, at either of the undermentioned Dalits. Messrs. Hankey, Fenchureh -street. London and County Rank, Lombard-street. Messrs.

Cunliffe, Brocks, and Co. Manchester. Rank of Scotland, Edinburgh. Rank of Scotland, Glasgow. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum will be charged on all calls unpaid the I'd day of August, If any call shall remain unpa-d ffier one month from that date, the shams will be liable to forfeiture, accordicn to the statutes of the eompanv.

Dated this day of July, MEE MAT HEW, Chairman. S. MACKENZIE. Secretirv. 4, aacen Squire.

Westminster. CLITHEROE, AND WEST YtJKKSUlRE RAILWAY Fli Fit Til CALLof j3on No. 1 Shares'late Blackburn. Darken, and niton making iiy oaiu is herebveiven, that the Direc- rs have made a CALL of 5 per Share, iiavable on Wedncsday the eignteecth day of Aurust nest. The proprietors of in this undertslrin? are required to paj saca can toanyrn tae unuer-raentioced bankers, London Messrs.

Smith, Payne, and smiths. MiScKSter Manchester and District Itlackbarn rins e.o.paB.v. ican Predion Battle Clirfceroe Hull Lcc-iis The Lancaster Eac-iiag company. AIcock arid, Co. The Hull Bankiag Company.

The Yorkshire Banking Coaipiiiy. Tl. Ivintr lltiddersfield The bankers have been Instructed v. ctuirfrc interest at tne rate of 5 ter wnt per annum, an all sums which stall be tendered A t-al note will be seit to each proprietor, which must be pre-scnttt: to the bankers at the time cf payment. No of shares can be RecUterci uutilthe Call i paid.

W.ll HORN'BV, Chairman. FltED- YiL OAilES, Secretary. BlacibunivMiia July, I 1 u.m. Niglitj In. 30-24 JOIO 30 (IB deg 30-J2 29-38 2)-0t 30 01 3.i- 31)00 NW 0-00 0(4 014 008 O-OH-3 0DO MO Total l'2 The We vthek.

July 23, fine. 24, fine. 23, cloudy and showery. 2fi, hue; r.iin, morning. 57, cloudy; little rain, morning.

28, gloomy 2i, hue; gloomy morning. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Wednesday, July 2ft We were better supplied thin morning than of late with both beasts-and sheep. Though the demand was prettv Rood, butchers bought on easier terms both beef and mutton; the former bid. told, the tatter GJd. to Jid.

MANCHESTER MEAL AND FLOUR MARKET, Saturday, July 24 Meal, -ilia, to 42a per 2401b flour, in to 43a. per 2401b. MANCHESTER POTATO MARKET, Thursday, July 29 Potatoes, 10s. to 133. (id.

per 2i21b. MANCHESTER HAY AND STRAW MARKET, Friday, July 30. Hay, old, SO. to fiid. per atone; ditto new, 5d to 5d.

per Btonc; clover, old, 5d to Sjd. per stone; ditto, new, id. per stone; vetches, 13d perstone; straw, wheat, 4Jd. to 4ad. per otone; straw, Oat, 3Jd.

to 41. per stone. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Thursday, July 20 During the present week, owing to the unexpected fall Maik Lane, few sales have been made in wheat, although offered at a reduction of 3s, to ii. per quarter. Grinding barley and irats Is.

per quarter lower, iieans might have been purchased on rather easier terms. At this tUjV market, there was a good supply of wheat from the farmers, and the trade dull at a reduction of to 4s. per quarter. Barley, of descriptions, offering Is. to 2s.

per quarter under the currtniy of ihiadavse'imiglit. Oats were taken in retail, at a decli no I s. nor uartor. English beans, 2s. per quarter cheaper.

Egyptian held for former prices. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Friday, July 30. Since Tuesday the election has in some measure interfered with the usual course of business, hut the (train market lias been dull, and purchases might have been eliected on rather easier terms. This morning, there was but a limited attendance of country bucrs, and the business transacted in wheat was only to a very moderate extent; all deaciiptions were 3d. to 4d.

per bushel lower. Flour was also Is. fid. per barrel lower, and in 1-milcd request. Oats supported Tuesday's currency, and there was no change in the value of me.il: but Indian corn was again rather cheaper, and barley declined 3d.

per bushel. The weather continues nno. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Friday, July 30. The continued fine weather, and the near approach of harvest under circumstances of a very favourable kind, so far as respects the appearance of the crops, have much affected our market to-day, and the business done is on the most limited scale. Wheat is sloiv sale, at a decline of 03.

per quarter, iieans, oats, and other articles are each in such limited reaucst. that quotations are difficult to make with correctness, hut prices are lower where bales are euccted, WHEAT (per quarter. COlb per bushel). New. i', i.i Trta W.

Ti Old. Essex and Kent, Red OS. 2TS 74s. OSs. 70s.

"2s. Ditto Norfolk and Suffolk. Ked 74s. 7Bs. 7Bi 72a.

74s. 7(is. Kite, 72s. 74s. 67s.

70s. 72s. Ditto Whito 73.. 73s. 77s.

72s. 73s. 73s. Cambridge and iteel 0,0. BMs.

71 tios. 073. Ditto 69s. 71s. 73a.

66s. 70s. Foreign, Red 67s. litis. 70s.

ltto vvmio BARLEY Iper quarter, imperial). Grinding MALT (per load of bushels, imperial) OATS tper quarter, imperial). Potatoes Polands Frlezland and mealing per stone) BEANS (per quarter, 631b per bushel). Small Hew Ticks 63s. 71s.

73s. Chevalier. 41a. to 43d. 53d.

to 56s. 303. to 34s. 30b. to 34s.

Is. 3d. to la Sid. Fine. 52s.

665. S7f. IWs Oils. (KB. 51s.

53s. 55a. New mis. una. (Xls.

Foreign 47s. 54s. S5i PEA8 (per quarter, imperial). Fine. White 54s.

Mis. 60s, Grey 46s. 50s. 54s. BHELLlNli (per load of 261th) 41s.

to 43s, (per last, ten quarters imperial English, new Foreign, ditto AVKRAOK PAICBS. .25. flu. 28. 0a.

..35. Us. 28. Os. Wheat.

1,6 i 77s. IDA Wheat Barley Oata Peas Barley. Oats. Peas. (I OOj.

Od. 32 591 447 44s. rid. 31s. 3d.

54s. Bd. AURIVALS nuaiHO THK VVKKK. qrs. 1 Beans 3101 Tares 4,100 I Hapesecd 1021 Malt 244 qrs.

634 Ids. GENERAL AVERAGES OF GRAIN. The average prices of grain as made up to Saturday last: Wheat. Barloy. Oats.

Rye. Beans. Peas. 75s. Gd.

45s. Kd. 30s. 5d. SSs.

Id. 31s. (id. 33s. Od.

Aggregate average of the six weeks. 03d. lid. 41ld. 7d.

31s. lid. 65s. lid. 51s.

3d. 55d. 6d. comparative average prices of corn, during tho weeks ending June 131- June i Wheat Ids. 4d.

Iltuley 4d. Oats 32s. lid. July 3. Wheat 117s.

Id. Ilarlev 51s. lid. Oats 32s. Kid.

July jo. Wheat UJa. 3d. July 17. Wheat 74a.

I'd. July 24. Wheat 75s. Ud. Barley 483.

d. Oats 31s. lid. Barley 4G3. Hit.

Oats 7d. Barley 45s. 81I. Oats 30s. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

MBN. I JEVPf. HOHT. FESTIVALS AMD LOCAL IWFOnMATION, JtC. July August, h.

h. in Saturday 31, 1 II, 1 31 19 Bumlay it I 52 2 1 la 111 Monday 2 2 30 3 17 8 Tuesday 3 3 30 3 48 15 Wednesday 4 4 27 5 3 14 Thursday 5 5 3f 6 1713 i Friday 0 fill 7 39,12 Saturday 7 tt 14 8 48 12 II 9lh Sunday after Trinity. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. At the Manchester Court, Athenamm, George-street. Monday, 2d August.

John, Joseph, nnd Ilcnrj ItucLley, cotton and worsted manufacturers, Al.tncbister and Totlmorden, hnal dividend of the sepal ale estate of John Bueklel Dittti ditto ditto joint estate William and Robert Wild, bleachers, cotton Slunners, ic' digtf in JKap. Lcrtitieates, George licnms Ilradburj, cotton spinner, Ashtoa-under-L ne, audit, Samuel, a-id John Chadwick, cotton spinners, Ac. 1 le uood, certificate of James, William iJ.ivis. limber merchant, Ac. Preston, certificate, William and J.mie-, Fox, ml and colourmen, Manchester audit of joint and parute estates, Kay, Mortimer, and Fletcher, br.iss and ironfoundcrs, cn- giueis, A.c.

Ilury, last c.Miniination, Tuesdav, 3d Aogiwt. Cephas Pnv.nie, builder, carpenter, Chesterfield, certificate, Robeit and Jami-i ICippax. cotton spinuers, Colne, assint-es. Richard and Samuel Wathins, tailors and draviei-s, Manehcs- ter, assignees, Jamas Ilow.irth (insnlsentl, journeyman baker. Little llolton til sitting, James ilralnu 1 iusol entl, commercial clerk, Manchester, final oriler.

James tinsoHentl, journeman blacksmith, Ilenton I1u.1l order, George IUndlfy journejmnn cabinet maker, Man- eliestiT, ailjourned hual oriler, William l'rantis estnll, hotel Kecier, Manchester, asigueeii, Weiluesday, 4th August. G. lntehead, Settle, nud O.hers, eetton spinners, A.c i'eiiillelou. assignees, Sarah Bon i tog. idow, plumber and glazier, l'cndleton assignee, Thursdiiy, 3th August.

George 1 Ilrailbury, eottun spinner, Ashton-under-Lne dividend, John Asth-y, nmikecn nnd fustian manufacturer, Manchester and YVhileheld. audit, Wilson Iliekmson, saddler, Manchester, ail-lit, Mash grot'er, Mauellcster, audit, Jlemy te-Mt Cex. linen merehaut, Manchester, adjourned ossineis, Diit.i Jitto ditto lastexamin-ition, Gcorse ironluunder, Salford, assignees, Friday, oth August. John Alley, nankeen and rustun manufacturer, Manchester and Wlnletield, dWiileud. William and lV.v, oil and colourmen, final tin ideild of separate estates.

Ditto dittto ditto joint estate, John printer and stationer, Manchc-iter. ceilite. John C.irlier hittaker, letu-iller. incheMer, assignees. Robert 1 insedv e-nt i.

joiner anil builder, llulme, sitting. BANKUUPTS. fr'iict'ff. Tuesday, Jttftj 27. Altriir.lt of Paternoster Row, in the cite of London, tallow chandler and inciter, di, Aujiwr, twit 14" nt the iwt llasinelmll-strect.

oK. Mers and Oierlmre rredenck-s Place. Pet er Snmlin, 41 Led llolborn. tallow melter. Dated HI It I 1 ot Loner Mitcliam, in the coimtv of'surrov elienus! set 14.

at the Court of II uikruptre 1I.wuk-h.ill-sii. e'. sin llL-srs. Itooday. South t-quare, u'rji 3 luu.

son petition. Datesl Jnl 2ie DINM'R llenrj. of the town and count of the town of uu, pawnbroker, Auciist 24, at the Court of III- Nuttingliaui Sol. Bon lev, Nottingham. nun etituii.

DatcdJublo ol Regents PI ice. Westminster, in the counH at AlidihWt dealer and grocer; Augusts, Sept. rt. at th'e LanUiiijitej, llasingUall-sueet. Sols.

Messrs llilland Mail .4 ie Pot it Joseph Itaw, of St Duuston's lull, Krocer. Dalevl Jul 111. KYA rsts tlciiix uf lieanor, in the county of Derbv builder, heel. riht, bnekiiiaker. Sept.

S4." at the Court of mkiiiptc.e. Messrs. Riekards and swn. AUieUin BanknipiWin petition. Daied July 23.

GALL John, ofLne Oaks Farm, in the parish of Chapel Hill, in the count; of Monmouth, and of Chepstow, in the same cumt jiino and spirit merchant. Aucust lo. Sept. 111. at the Court of HEX WOOD Gewge.

of Uvds. in the ountj of York, carver and f'o SlTt" ut tht' "rt 'Hnkrupree, Juh -ailss. l-evds. Bankrupts on petition. Dated UUsENltETH Frederick of St.

Nicholas, in the eit, of Bristol, wine and spiriV SXTt- Austin 11, Sept 7, at the Court of Bankrupts Bristol Sl Mr Callender. Bristol. Bankrupt's own petition. ited luU "s-l JACKSON William, of rranmere, in the countv of Chester 'ininer and builder; Auciist 6. 27.

at the Court of iHnknlScv iiler pool. Sol. Mr. Payne, Liverpool. Bankrupts own petition Dated July 19.

KIRKLAN1) John, of New-street, Covent Garden, in the countv of Middlesex, grocer; Au.sust 3, Sept. 6, at the Court of Bankruptcy, ilasinghall-street. Sol. Mr. Scar-gill, Hatton Court.

Pet crs John Onthwait and Co of London-street, Ua dealers. Dated Jule 24. PRIESTLEY Thomas, of the town of Bedford, in the counrvof Bedford, urocer; August 3. Sept. 6, at the Court of Bankrupiei Bssingliall-slreet.

tools. Messrs. Wilde and Co. College mil' Peters John Lloyd and Co. of Snow Bill, tobacconists.

Dated Ju 2d. AI KINS Dae id. of Abergavennv, mthecounte of Monmouth shoemaker, hat dealer, and saddler, dc; August 13. Sept lo.at the turt of Hmkniptev, Bristol. Sol.

Mr Hmton, Bristol cr I karlcs Folej, Bristol, currier. Dated July 14 vi i' Geo''Se'. of No. St. Peter-street, in the parish of St.

ai omnst-iu. in the countv tif Surrev, cab master, e. Sept B. at the Cunt of Bankruptcy, Basinjhall-streeu 'l -vid, Niehol.isLane. liankmpt's own petiiun.

Dated frV-V1SS of No.5, mion-strcet, Dridge street, London, horse contractor, -ourt of Bmkruptev, BasinchaU-stivet Ju'lv a llla- Bankrupt's own. petition Dal t-01. Ated E.i..,i-i "v-N''eI5rPTClES ANNULLED. JwfVOTrSSS, fSZSX- S-derland, Se, tali. Little Lov.

LanWstreet. Citv. st abjim, and ood-strect, Cit stoclc manu- Vi V. iucrr the Court of eleven, at CERTfPiCATtg' Aug. 17- William Sarginson and Matthew RicSv sh.re.juuersandbuiUUrs bur5' Lanca- 17 ic-.

Sr. Micha.l Comhi'l Arthur llentlev, llLrv-, W-ui iAVa ULicUme a-iker. aa DlSSOLUTiO.VS Oi" PARTNERSHIP Itabrt Itue-klev and Henry Sllufilebntliaui, Allton I William Whttnurth mid Th imas ter, feat ilei-s. Unidlev and Hichard BnOiii iriehea" tcr, Tur.ius.-id ani Sirnui-l Janice Turqu-i-id, Cainhjrv.jll, linen draier. Lee.

J.li Kich.iiuin, aiiel WiIlMrn Hicuardijji, lJuncaster aud Thorn' Imen.irersAniaelUiBteaiideVbvigjiUal!, late efUu'jie' July. a. 111. 1847. S3 3" l- 24 1 2i 25 i tn 1 28 zraa 23 30 02 1 Ld.

in the DIVIDEND To I ri xu 1 Aug. 19. William ilks I erp0CJj 01 iu iica ui ixiavuiiL'viu. MESSRS. Cll VHTON have great pleasure in that received luitructions tori alTnjllTlo l'LTULIC COJIWlriTlOU, ouAIunuay tho loth day of August nest, at four o'clock iu the alturnoon, at the Monka 1- erry Hotel Hirkenhead, subject to biicli conditions of sale us will pifiurcwine views: me Bro very richly wooded: in fact, it vale in the countv Tlu.ro v.ll'5.

MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET. Friday evening. There has been an almost entire absence of business in shares since our last report, yet prices are remarkably firm. If there is -no disposition to buy, there is about as little to sell. The transactions to-day have closed at the following rates; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Eighths, at 2 discount; Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 3 discount; Grimsby 50 Shares, 7 discount; Cheshire Junctions, 2 discouut; Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, discount; Birmingham and Oxford Junctions, 7 premium; North Staffordshires, 23 premium; Newcastle and Berwicks, new, 4 premium.

1 Highest and Lowest closing Prices. Tbursdaji Friday. Friday. RAILWAYS. 20 23 Amhrgatc.

Nottm, Boston 3.H Uirknhd, Lane, at C'hshr Hd 2i 7 Oh Ifi-'id 1 J-23d Si- 1 I'Wp 1 i-Jp i 28-23 I 21 2fi i a-i pnr 2p uar 2p -1 Ci-C 3- id 2i-2l (I 13 13 13 12 20 10 Birmingham and Dudley. Hirmingh.uu Oxford Jn. Hirm. Wolvr. Stour Val iilckbru.

Clithr. ec K. West Die I'refnrentijils 20 lo 20 23 4 25 14 'niekbrn, Ilarwn. Ji nolton usin, BlamiTii, iirmng Ilnstol and Exeter. Do.

New iluekinghainshire Kid 75 15 17il' 311 40 25 2i aleuonian. Do. i- Chester and Oo. 20 shares Derby btaflrd, Woicestr Dublin and Belfast Eiistcin Counties Do. FerjitlSpcr cent, No.

All 2li 33 9 ffi th oft -7 n-j i'l par a-s 1 par An U-2 Go-dfj 0- 7 i Hj-17 1- a i U-ld li-if. i-i3 li-Ii 110. no. inc. Do.

York Extension I- East Lancashire On. iln 2n led 25 10 Now- 1 i IDo. New (Scrip) 3d A II 1 lidinlmreh and Glasgow. 1 15 iDo. Unites AH I Do.

Uuartois and Exmouth -ii Exeter, Yeail.el Doiches. W.It.J Glasgow mid Dumfries Northern Do. Lndn Yrk E. Scrip a 1 1 uurs 3lau uiwy ot l' 1 On. do Do.

Thirds All 1 1 lull and hclhv All Kenilal and Windermere. All Lancaster and Carlisle 5 -in ni-hl 5111 ..1131 Id) si I -17 I'l 71 G) 5 s-sa I ii2 li-l) D-l I la 3 11-id li-2p 14-2 i JI 13 d. 174-176 Ih 1711 1 91-31 7u 71 51-lp 5S-5J 47a I Lancaster and Preston 37 I l)n. Three-quarters ii Do. New Quarters 45 Leeds nnd Itrodfoid 2" andThirsk Do.

New 3i Do l'referentials 21. Leeds, Deusbri Manch6 7i Do. Hraneh Halves 21 illlo. New Urnch 'llluci 21 Do. Extension iGreen) 21 -SI Do.

NewExtend'inkt; 42 Leeds, Wakehcld.fcMdlnil 'nool. Crosbv. i Southort i'o. est laiuCLeanire 2h fct. Lomloti, llriithton, A S.

LomlDti and North-Wvstrn' 1- IHt. (iiumers Do. i'w 5 IK. All o. Mzinchs Hirmiiigltm1.

10 umiriura im. do (U 1 do. (Cl Lominn oc South-Western, -Ml Do. lcnilis cp 111 I -ii-1; sol 50 5H i ip -ip ol Do. Scrip 1.

Do. do I ll ant, Liuiitingtlon Itj Vnv 15 1 par uaiiuu X'riini'tii 2 Jt Matlk Hi 'Manchester uud I 1l UaUcs 'Do llsihcs II. 14, Do. Q-urters "Do. Firth-s.

E-i-i iatL. Kxtonsion. All Do Sixteenths lni i.t Do isnitnn and Bury -2v E)o. rifiiw Do Il.iUfS, IPfvoKV Bun ft'. 1ft? Do.

W.U I Do, lUho, lte W. i '2i lj Do. do All rfi 13 rDv. Uuattcre, No. 1 35' All'Uo.

do. No. 2 V2 7j lo rn- ihi Do. Urimsbv 1 1 l-t lll-Jop 7-H H-H ti icd 4 71-71 -'l-2Jp 3-33 li a ii Irar i us i'l I 2i -'-2-22 i 2d 2-Hd lil 1 Js-3l I 2.1- 2d -Ii-4d 3d 8 0 3i 3 Dn. tlo.

Do. do. 12 Ms.shar?5 12) 1 31 I'l 25 3 2-i 2 lo. t.reat trnmsDv tfc Dock Do. ShelKw'l ifc Llucolnsh.

Manchester Southinpton Midlind lUihrnj Do. 5ii sli arts Newcastle Benick 56 3d 5(i 20 5 DO CiT AlliNcu castle Carlisle i l-o 1 Norfolk 10 Mo Extension All North British. All Do. Halves -Do. tluarters 6 1 Do.

Extension 1 I Do Thtnis I. 7i 1 ICO North Staffordshire North Union lAI 0 Hi 11 3 36 3 'p 1 North Western 4 I Northern Counties Alliance 27i Wolvrbm All Preston and Wyre Si Do. Hahes iA) IDo. Halves All Do Sixths. Id IS Hovi-tOfti and Uitcheo 5 i-com-h Central 5 17: Scoi'ish Miillmd 2o iVOool 3j hrew-btiryi Binniacr.i A .1 Do.

-J. 3J. Shares It. 2 r-hrewsburj- i Uerenlshr 2l 4 Union All Souh-I-itern 5i! Do. No.

I I Do No 2 Do. No. 3 Ho. I'd 12 52 5--vuth Wile 3 South Yorkh, lnestr. 2 WhaiWule lateNrth Ea: 8 Whitehaven andFurne.

All Vork and Newcastle i Do. Prefeixee All VorJc A North Do. Preference 15 York E. ct luu: 3 fc.x SiLSCEI.LA."EOrS. Mnehjter Vt Bnk Mancliiter c'ilf'-rd Hank 1'nion Itaukof Manchester Aahton riti Oldh.tTTi Canal Lanciste'r Caual Macclesfield Canal fcak Forest Canal I Uoclidale Canal South-K islern Sieani Ca.

iiilfdWlrWrl, Do. Halves Miichivtr Fire A5Urance. Lnden-i Mucher Glaa Co. Uuiia Glass 1 3 3. 3 par 1 123 lij 3311 ei vj 77 i 62 b3 1 ll -17-1? 1 1 fli-St 3i 15-1 Pi--- give nocice to Jonn aoooic, solicitor.

t. irj, Charlotte-trctt, J1-at lownsnip oi iianngton, in tue sam county ol cnes-Bedfwrd Square, London; ortt Messrs. ATKlN'aOX, SAUNDERS. ter in the occup itlon of Mr. Elliott, and containing in statute ue men ami mure lirmiliccu, upiiaillu OI PUU.lKl YA1CDS ol Valuable HU1LWSG viliieU will ho iieew ia iiuuui iii iii, bivuai Situate nr.

the boundirv nf Itrj-imluirrMw. POO, near PuUlton Dull, and Within fivn mfnnfnn' Rromboroufjli Station, on the Chester and Dirkcnhcad Railway, litre trains stop 15 times each day. This estate comma nets mewt unu is ueautuuliy uadu-is considered the m.wt are three large higiiJy-1 ution a nortiun of ihn bv the tntaildiJ CHtnleA of Thomni firnn Esq. and the Rev. James Muimvai Jug.

Mr. Dnscoe, of Orcenlicld Parm, will appoint a person Loshow the lots. "noere the aSiioL Cheshire Very Prcehold Estates. By Messrs. EACIIUS bON, at the Ciowc's Arms, Hotel, in Crewe, in the county of Chester, ou Wednesday the 4ih day of August, Ifi47, at four o'clock in the afteruoun, subject to such B11K lnheiitance in Kee Simple of and in Lot 1.

all that Capital MESaUAOE or MANSION' HOUSE, called lljslmiit.iii with Ww- tiuHnniavjei ldittHH, lardd, GardLU-l, Pleasure Groined, and thesevenil closes, pieces, or parcels of Laud thereto belonging, situate, Iing, and being in the township of IlasLingUin, in tuc county of Chtster, now in tho occupation ofMr. Elliott, the owner, and containing in statute measure 3a. Jr. 1'p. or therLabautH, be the same mme or lti, Ihe Iiousc, which is pleasantly situated, is ntar the turnpike road leading from N'ont-wich to contains timing and drawing rooms, bitting rooms, loft bedrooms, kitUicus, ale and wine cellar, and every convenience suitable fur a genteel family.

The buildingcrjinprlies barns and corn bavi, tju.g for twenty cows, stablu, loose buxes, iy -hed, capable of storing one hundred tons of hay, grauarv. Ate. Ac. 'ihe land is of excUh-ut ciualit, and in a high state of cultivatinn. The Inheritance in Pee feimole of and in all thatXewIv- erected JJWELL1NO ilOCsE.

with theOutbuild- lntfHi ard, uardeut, and several Llosca, pieces, or jiarcel- of Land belonging thereto, and occupied therewith, situate on WheUock measure 21 acres, or -hereabouts, be the same more or leas. Tub duusb ueviy eiccieu, coniaius tw iront panuurs, teucnen, goett shIJoti' aud atti. suitable a hunting or Kb abwSote arc dtant about seven miles from the market town ol Nautwich. about three miles from the market town of Sandbacb. and about three miles from tho Crewe Station uf tho London and North-Wtstern and Manchester and Rlrmmgham itailWas; and lot i will be found eligibly adaptea either ior In- vestment or for a orivate residence TorlSw at ITasIimrfon House: and any further particulars may be obtained by appiyfng at tho ofhees of Mr.

M'CLfJRE, solicitjr, Mill-street, Nontwlcti; or to tue Auctioneers, larJcet riace, aanaoacn. At the George Inn, in Sandbacb, by Messrs. EACIIUS SON, on Wednesday the 25th day at August, at Jive o'clock In the after' noon, subieet to the conditions to be then produced: A hit that Wiijiiiu- nuuoii or XiiiNifi- MENT. called Coonenball llcv ea. aituat in Mnnta in the countv ol Chester, and about one mile fmm th parish church of and also all those cloaca, fields, or parcels of Land thereunto belonging, containing in the whole bounded on" the northerly side by the road leading from Nantwich jja.

is. rap. imuic uicasuiv LUNcuuuuu. iuj property 13 SSS'iSiS SSoSSr S0CffrSSiif Hghta of usirg the water. The Chester branch of the Ltrndonluic! North-Western Railway passes through the property; wSclT withm a mlie tf the Crewe Station.

The estate lies within a rin a fence; and the house, with excellent farm buildings attached fifts the centre a tho property. The tithes have been commuted at 3 6i per annum. wuiwua ac Further utforrnation may be obtained on application to Mr Walker, who lives on tne premises, and will how the same- tn uif vt- -nvL eiiII'c. CO siesars. OoVvalij MiLh- dc aOAs, fhcitora, Manchester; Machiaerv.

To Calico Pnnten jui ui August, 1817, at Visn, in Cumberland: TipHE MACHINERY, UTENSILS, and other r.tti.L.15, belonirinj; to the estate ol A. HalUlev rampnaa one condensing steam engine, 2v horses' poer, by Sherratt. of Salford, with tivo -aorS i.0??.?iSe't,'shti3ilri':U',n,.c:lre,!der. by ioulston and prrntmTnhirir uuk-www aunat-e primuig macnice; one eeTen-cigbtha sinffie- colour printing machine; one screw forcing machir? ITnrf JSf eighths starching mangle, with brass bowl and" crkuoiurml" cylinder drviniE machine: nno rt 1 -u one hroad wood calender; tendaah wheWi one lin-iiiK nSSSt one paddiafr machirTe, "SflS lTtg'SiaSi gearing; atearo and water pipe; printers iHJicra, wraivaj uuuwngDu toois; Dioctts aca ropes; scdes weight; a quantity of old metal; about 1,500 feet of nve-eighthahollywood boards. The steam engine and pruicfpcXiJ bo told on the tirsi.

nay oi aaie- 'iac Seueioc The v. holt; tn be sold for resdV Mwclroo cv-ic. PorparticHlar, apply to Homrs. theasaignetsof the said AyMHcyidd citur, of WhUebATeni and AllvlNbON, soliciUjrs, No. .1, Norfolk-street, Manchester.

'Wf HERE AS a petition of WILLIAaI "VVILDEj rJncr Tnn 55? HnpSfrt lh and Sfintv of rhSfr 'SoSr In SfiY, ckport SV hS tf'J rhPn. Ski1 aang at Man- Ur.lf P'? having been given to theaaid WiiUam ildc, under the provisions of the suitntes in that case made and provided, the said William Wilde is Esquire, the commissioner acting in the matter of the said petition, on the eleventh day of August next, at twelve o'clock at noon urecLtv. at her majesty's District Court cf BankniDtcv. in MnnnhstMr hin first examination, touching his ffebts, estate, and effects, and to be further dealt with according to the provisions of the said statutes; and notice is hereby given, that the choice of assignees 1 ia tn tnlrp nlorio nr ttio timn cn annniritcrl 111 I the said Hliam Wjlde, or who have any of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to Mr. RICHARD POWDRELL i luiuau, lieorge-streei, tne omctat aignee, nominated in that behalf by the commissioner acting ia tne matter of said petition.

1 XTTRITP1T.AG a flQf hrinrr A thTtiTrtelnUa day of iuUMSirt Uen awW iJf'Z nst RICHARD CATKINS and SAMIU ATKINS, now or late of Manchester, in the county of Lan- caster, tailor and drapers carr ing on business under the firm of Watkins and Son," and they, being declared bankrujits, are hereby required to surrender tbenielvea to the commiLsioncr acting in the prosecution of the said fiat, on Tuesday the third day of August next, and Thursday the twentv-sixth clay of August next, at ijeive ciqc at nuu, uu mo tv.fr'. Pntpt Hftiikn intcv. Manchester, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their estate and effects; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove tt sir debts. and at the lirst sitting to choose assignees, and at the lastsittms the bankrupts are required to hnish their examination. All persona iarieltel tne saiu oankrups, ei u.e 4111m un.

effects arenot to Day or deliver the same but to Richard Powdrell llornflS? Manchester, the cfhe.al a(inee 1I9IMIO, horn the commissioner hath appointed to receive the same, and to Rive notice to Messrs. vVood and Fraser, 7B, Pean-street, Soho, London or to Messrs. CLAYB ec WEL-sIl, sviliciters, 14, Princess-street, Manchester THEREAS a nat in bankruptcy, bearing 3ate VV thirty-eren, has been awarded and iwued forth asaiast ROBERT KIPPAX. of CuIdc, in the county of Lancaster, cotton epmner, thenrst aay oi juiv. uus "uS tames KIPPAX.

of Hurnley, in the aaid county ot Lan- caster, bteam-loom ovrlorter aad cotton spinner, crrjin oa ISSSSS ht? declared banlptslare hereby required are tu coraii iiiit: iiivu ueau, ajia at tue iirst sittipjf to caicse assignees, ana ax inc ia-t sitting tne sain onicruprs are All nersorn indpKlvT tn tae id bankrupts, or that have any of their effects, arc not tn piy or deuver the same but to Mr. Richard Powdrell Uobson, ff Xo. 72, CJcoe-irfreet, in Manchester, the olHclal aestarnce, horn the hath appointed to Uic same; and to sHo notice to Jieftjra. iraKi; to MeAars. Cra aud Jees.

6--iicitor3-. 22, Bedford Kow, lV Ramley. of the said Bat, on Tuesday the third day of AuSusi next, and on Thursday the of Aujut next, at velve o'clock at m-on on each of the said days, at Her majesty Destr.ct Court of lianlrrup-cy, Manchester and make a full discovery ami dis- of cneir estate and enectsi -nben and where the erwlitnt wards tf two hundred SSTtiSS: als, a range of sbTSl ppS''c3 'tSflSrSSi copper pan, with man hole door; on? TtajricanUnzaS-' wrought-iron and other boUererfouVitklK Jaal srSs, nr ur. a "tt" um' iJ.wr. of.