oCT. of L o rd 110 Maud at Kings ate, is andergoing a madention timi ; and is intended to forta four commodious bouies. vrcinistts are now in the possession Of a gentleman in London. ho is flew-organizing it for use, and modems purchasers have not that violet.t go:; t for antique nenstrrtrniat building which the founder of the ancient reliquies, built in the year 1764, And. There are still many beautifial faces here, and many respects 10e families who have taken hOliVir until Christmas. the libra ies. hallb, and theatre, are as you may suppose, but thinly attended. Mr. Crump, of hinter, Thanet, has in his possession a duck haietieJ lame in the sea-on or the last year, and wilier' has, sauce last Trill:. pro laced 110 a!1(1 cuntiuoe. still to lay. The clg s are very large. several of them having weighed nearly a fpuirwr of a pound. polaioe was lately taken up by Mr. John Crosthwaite, at raith“ alto, hear Keswick, which measured 13 inches and a !oh!th, and Vt.; inche , in circumferenre. It is intended to cut it into 3.5 plants next year; and the produce will be aotiectil. There is now liv in at the Higher Ferry, near Chester, 14 is i lady, the daughter of a Welsh 'Squire, that lived at Bat ilt, aged 59, who eau read, thread a needle, and knit stock in4s, w Wilma tile help of glasses. She generally walks two or three time, a week to Chester ; her other faculties are as strong and perfect as a person of twenty. There also in thr same 11111,t` t favourite eat, w luck never qu itted the room of the late Mr. Jones. during hi, four weeks sicknes , , and upon his decease quitted the habitation entirely for a month. It was wills the utmost difficulty she was enticed to settle in the house afterwards. Mr..lone , died twelve months ago, at the advanced age of 74. The Universal Church.—" This extraordinary F'amphlet,"• nv:y still he had at 11ailcock and Co.'", No. 2, Queen's-head p.osage, Paternoster-row, London, price 15. 6d. * Critical Review, October List. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Admiralty Odlke, Oct. 18, 1808. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Fushun, Commander in Chi,f of his Majesty's ships and vessels at Leith. ilia Majesty's ship Ariadne, Oct. 4, 1808. lat. 59, SO, long. 1,30, E. Strt—l beg to acquaint you, that I have this day captured Dani-h cutter privateer Iltevaeseu, commanded by Abra ham Steendal, carrying, four carriage guns mid ?I men. She belongs to Chrktiansand, but last from Stavanger ; four days out, atrt has nut matte ally Caplllll`..-- I have, &c. (Signed) Antall IL I' s .IIZQUII.O2. ;:ke,-.2ldmirat Vashon, .'cc. PARTNER.SIIIPS 1)ISSOLV1.1. Ti. Taylor and W. Evans, Church-row, limehence. hnat nuil.lers.—.l. Myers and %V. Ilverg, l.ec dq, grocer4.—W. J. %Yard, and W. erawshav, Surrey, iron-fauuders.—T. inn awl 11. Sinit'o, Prinees-,treet, ll:mover-square. milliners.—S. s '"'"'Y acrl J• Hogg, Archer-street, Creat Windmill-street, 4:ol(kmith4.—W. Bartlett and 11. Jackson, Obelisk-yard, St. George's fields, stable-keeper;. BANKRUPTS. Burbidge, 'Moore's-pint, St. Martin's-lane, turner, to surrender Oct. 22, 29, and Nov. '29, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Attornics, Messrs. ltichardsons, New Lim. John Knight, Nottingham, shoemaker, Oct. SI, 25, at one, and Nov. '2O, at three,at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Astor nies, Nlessrs. Bigsby and Wells, Nottingham; and Messrs. Bax ter and Martin, Furniestl's Inn, London. Joint Dodgson, Thomas Oceleston, and John Charlesworth, Clayton, Lancaster, calico-printers, Nov. 14, 15, and 29, at. three, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs.littr rett and Wilkinson, Manchester; and Messrs. J. 4 and It. Willis, NV:milord-court, London. James Enni,, East Rerford, Nottingham, mercer, Oct. and Nov. tclott ten, artist! Punch I, N otti ngtiam . A ttortlies, 'Messrs. Dungan and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn; and Idessri. iddleinnre and Percy, Nottinglaun. Isaac Mtn, 'Wharton, Warwick, jobtrer, Nov. Y, 4, and at eleven, a t th e Red Liars Inu, at Pittstell, Leicester. Attor- Dies, Mesq.s. Oases, AthereCrat tiortidr, Hatton- Garden. THE NATIONAL REGl§' TXR. G 79 J oisio iintois, sooloiger, ti e castle- isponi-T yur, snifter, Noir 5, Ifi. and ale, a; eleven, at the Shakeipsvire . 1 avern, N est - castle' upon-Tyne.• -)ll,Stornies, Mr. Foster, Newuistle-opoo-True; cr Mr. Baton, Southampton-street, LOnilon. Glention, Jermyu-strret, tailor, Ort. 2C, and Nov. 8, 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and W. Bich archon, New Fah IVilliam liatilftWay, Shoe-lane, dealer, Oct. 22, and Nov. 1, 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Itoliimon, Charter I louse.Nuatre. Thomas Tavlor, the younger, l.ivrrptnl, upholsterer, Nor. 2, and Y 9, at one, at the 1;10%e Tavern., Lit erpool. A tiornie‘, Mr. Walworth, Liverpool ; or Mr. J. Broad, Uniou-'trees, Suut wark William Handcock, Nlarchtnont-street, ironmonger, Oct. 25, at twelve, 26, at eleven, and Nov. 29, at tot:, at Guildhall. Attune.), Mr. Hunt, Sarre) -street, Strand. DIVIDE\ DS. Nov. 10. R. Ivory, St. Clement, Oxford, upholder, at one, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. Nov. 17. It. Chainlier,, Neiveatle-upon-Tvite, ironmonger, at eleven, at the :itaket-peare Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tv tie. Nov, 11. T. Maniac, Ne*castle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Turk's Head. Newest...tie upow-T:t ne. Nov. 19. N. 'Wit, Itufliehield-Peppard, Oxford, nt;ller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 13. J. Cimino:tit, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, dry salter, at one, at Guildhall. • Nov. 15. W. APOotialtl, York-street, boot-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. '26. S. Morgan anti Di. U. Morley, Y ork-street, South wark, hopfaetots, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 2S. It. Swaim! and J. SKUllie, Halifax, Merchants, at eleven, at the White Swan tun, Halifax. Nov. 12..1. Hyde and J. Chadwick, Manchester, dyers, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester.' Nov. IS. J. Hollyer, Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer, at twelve, at the White. Bear Inn. Coventry. Nov. 1.. r. R. Mount and W. Roberts, London, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 16. S. Harmer, Aldborough, innkeeper, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Aldborough. Nov, 12. W. Partridge, Lacter, serge-Maker, at eleven, at the. Star Inn, Exeter. Nov. 10. T. Bale, Nlanchestor,eotton-manufactureriat twelve, at the Bridge wateNtirms tmt, Manchester. Jan. 17. J. Deatt, Watling-street, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. 19. E. Claypole, Chatham, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Nov. 11. R. Coulden, Liverpool, merehaut, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Nov. 9. .1. Courtney, llerthy r'l'sd. (ilatuorg:la, innkeeper, at ten, at the Crown inn, Nlerth)r Nov. 9. W. Mitchell, Merthyr Tydvil, victualler, at tea, at the Crown Inn. Nov. 22. J. Taylor, Gracechurch-strect, straw-hat manufac , hirer, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES, Nov. S. J. Young, ManeheFter, cotton-manufacturer.--R. Stulihs, Leek, butcher.—A. M'Cmith, Lower Brook-street, wine-mot.- eh:mt.—J..l. Secret" Wiuchester-street, insurnace-hroker.---. S. Twamlev, Lardiagton, iron-masier.----ti. Redford, 'Tedford, cotton-spinner.-- , -W. Watson, Otford. Kent, Nriller. ' W. Kel. land, Exeter, currier. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Carleton Housr, Od. IboB. The Prince of Wales has been pleated to appoint Lieut. 0.11. Bloomfield, of the Itoyal Reglment of Artillery, to be Gentle mu Attendant to Rural if igimeas. Whitehall, (la. `.?q, • The Lord Chancellor has uppokiied licot - tw *liter. of Shet borne. in the County of Dorset, Genf . w be a .11:o ter 1.% trom dinary iu else Nigh Citurt of ehlinert X'ltT ERSII If S SW tof, - - - - Willelt mid Fittiller. Portirn . tri-litne, brewer,— kepi'. Wel auti 1.104,1, Litickinhataillire, t•rsLur-w art-pot ter,—stali- 111 V ..