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, y . • iJ t * . 4 7 7:111t1 tIA 31i T ' ..341 . 4 .91c •pi•n . /0”3 • - .• • .r , • , . r: :111104.1 :) 7 istumßEß. 11870.] LOST *DIA Its comm. OIDI RECTORS , V: die- UNIT: -a- ifliminar if Kaman's moat. Ike rimis7:4NDA.gs, de 1417.610 e Naket • • 'DO the Court will be ready to receive Prifitisals in Wr etbi r Owe Wnestonar, the lith March, final the Owner Owners of good sound and substantial SHIPS, of the burthen front 456 Tons to - 000 Ties registered measurement, specifying rate of Freight at which they may be will to let such Ships for one Voyage to and from Bengal. That the Court will also be ready to receive Proposals its Writing, on the aforesaid 16th March, from the Owner or Own!! s' •ef good sound and substantial Ships, of the burtheu of from 4 Tons and upwards, registered measurement, specifying the rate Freight at which they may be willing to let suds Ships for Voyage to tiengal,,to carry out Troops and Stores. That the Court will also be ready to receive Propos& Writing, on the aforesaid iith of March, from the Owner sir Owners of gibed sound and substantial Ships, of the burthen 450 Tons and upwards, registered measurement, specifying , the rase of Freight at which they may be willing to let such Ships for *se Voyage to Bombay, to awry out Troops and Stores. The Tendets, with the words " Ship Tender" on the Cover, to be -severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at this House, at dr before Twelve o'Clock at Neon, on the above-mentioned day, beyond which Hour no Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secritary. The particulars of the terms and condidons upon which die Skips will be respectively employed, may be had on application at ,4jte Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, at this House, on or after Saturday nest, the fedi WPM. NORFOLK, SUFFOLK, AND ESSEX, RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. THE SHAREHOLDERS of this COMPANY are respectfully informed, that the Engineer is new proceeding through the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, and Ewen, with a view to the selection of the most favosrable Lines of Road to be adopted ; and that competent Persons are likewise engaged in col lecting the must acauate accounts of the Traffic, Tonnage, &e. thereon. As soon as these details are ascertained, a Report thereof will be printed, and distributed to the respective Proprietors. Dy Order of die Mecum, 8, Old Jewry, Feb. 25, 1825. WM. SIM, Secretary. AT a numerous MEETING of the OWNERS of FISHING VESSELS employed in sopplyiag the Metro polis and its Environs, and of other Panama interested in the Estab lished Fisheries of the Kingdom, holden at the °See of Messrs. Saunders, Heawood, and ltauhews, in Upper Thames-street, ea Fauber, the 25th day of Fehriery, 1825. , JAMES EBENEZER SAUNDERS, Sin. in the Chair; IT WAS USAMISIOUSLT RUOLTIA, Tbst the Petitions to Parliament for the Incorporation of Joint Stock Fish Companies contain Allegations arianthorised by the past and present state of the Fisheries, and hold forth prospects that van never be realised. 4 That the occasional Scarcity of particular Fish cannot be reme died whilst the Winds and Weather are beyond sic controul of Man, and therefore a regular and uniform supply of Fisk to the Me tropolis can never be accomplished. That with the exception of Salmon, and' an occasional seardty arising from the reason before mentioned, the London.,;4arket is supplied with a superabundance of Fish, the average Price of which (throughout the year) is less than amen fagthinp per pound ; and frequently the supply is so great as riot to find even a consumption. That if the Legislature should incorporate the Petitioners, the Public wilt be greatly injured, and the established Fisheries de stroyed; because such Corporate Bodies cannot remain permanent if they are to supply Ash at a lower rate than that which it now yearly averages :. and by the inequality of competition daring, the existence of their capital, the present respolisible Fisheries Mill be annihilated, and thus in a few years die rabic will be deprived of the greater part of the supply it now now That the proposed Compasia Dot Whig abject to the Bankrupt Laws, and the individuals emirs* ti ent setting liability to the amount of their respective Shares only, vie, ir authorized by Par- Unseat, obtain an undue adviatage wee the Fair Trader, whose exertions are induced by causes from Which the Companies will be exempt, viz. liability for his engagements to the extent of all his pro perty, and the loss of perusal-liberty V such preperty should be found inselliclait. That the proposed Fish Conspatekos, by the enormous Capital they bawd to create, will be matted to der the Fishermen such high:temporary Wages as will leave the present Establishments comparatively deserted; and the thousands at Orphan Apprentices to the Fisheries (taken in most cases frostlike Pose Hisses to which they severally belong) will be thrown back as bonbons on thePobik. That for these reasons Petitions be 'presents& Webs Hosonrsbis the House of Commons, and such 'odor_ niesentes taken for ow. sing the Tneorporation of the proteins' Oaks as may be deemed expedient. - That these Resolitisesite 'inertia:lig!** Ai the. Daily News papers, and three times% the ptincipoillihrides and Aveningrapers , That Messrs. Saunders ) , HeaWbod. and Matthews be-the Solici tors to carry these *RI4IOIOO into effect.' The . Chsteman having kik' the Choir, it was Resolved Unani slotialf=Teartbe Thank, *of tide Meeting be gives to J. R. Sunday; 14 for his very iiiiM'hnittante in timbering tlis'obleetS vitt& Meeting, sad for kis ioadtto 41 the Chair. SAUNDERS, HBAWOOD, and MATTHEW& **ker. This day was published, ickLACKWOOD . S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. XCVII. for IPEZIOA SY, 1825. Cortuirra.—T. Lord Byron.—lL Morning.-111. Night.--1 V. To —,..5---. V. Sonnets. No. 1. Vaulty. No. 2. The World. No. 3. fiction. No. 4. Human Life.—Vl. Thoughts upon Tho i nedgbferes..-6VII. Letters from the Vicarage, No. 3.—V 111. The I Slsepherd's.Calendar. Claes S. The Lasses.—lX. American Wri ters, No. 5.—X. The Political Economist. Essay I. Part 2.—XI. New Series of Saying's and Doings.;--X 11. Works preparing for Publicarion.—Xl II Monthly List of New Publicationa.—XlV. Appointments,Promotions,&c.—XV. Births,3laeriagesomd Deaths. ALSO, NO. XCVIIL FOR MARCH, 11125. Couvoirra.-1. The Roman Catholic Chart* of IssebiliLlT. Ttie Subaltern. Chaps. 1,2, 3, and 4.-lll.—Hope GrielPalklL N.- 20. Schillet's Wilhelm Tell.-IV. 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Just publidsed, prite-SL in boards, Sixteenth Edition, I. r lIHE/EGIS of LIFE ; a Non-Medical Commen t tart' on the indiscredons arising from Human Frailty, in width the Caws, Symptoms, sand baneful Effects of Loss Vs nem% Gonorrhea, Stricture. Sfminal .Weakness, &c. are fully dot • ed,; part 11. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Dn. lAN* Self-Abstsc, and Mental Irritation, with some in Oluerrations on Vegetable. and Animal Life ; in Pan fri l ls Series of Cases ilestrativo of the preceding subjecss, them In a familiar manner.-14 GOSS and Co. C.onsulting Sao- Icons, London. Return heads Omnibus esee dedit, si quis eognoverit uti.—Camnsuir. Awe Hassan-is at*, funOliff.4tiss supplies, frugal appliceionsseds' Melon& t. Hronaua, a Non-Medical . Analysis of some Complaints in tridental to Females, in which are offered some important admen,. Beira on. ibePlicoliar debilities at‘oding their dreemstanties, sympa. thin, and fornsatine. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. Interne* and important case. illustrate the subject. V nest Krehleriana, No. L—Very UW Frumps wira shiliely New Fine* NO. I. or, a Touch for the Judge% WI to ids- J A' Chapter of AdvenieinassiM--Two . !Wimp to -your !low ; or, Hints fur the Oiris-.Choracter of Canning. fearlessly defined Diamond nit Digging • or, the Manager's Method of Wheedling- the Actors-. The etWis -Manuscript ; with sr Octing Aniehrs T -Pos-Pour savoury Dish. to suit all Palates, from Miss Jenny to Aunt —Monthly Fashs (With Plats):-Ltrerari nod '-DraosigiT rides— The Hoe Arts Agricultural • and Garden Reports -. Monthly Alumna, Ike. ed ". rr The greatest improvement leas been ili • .tbd the present Number. 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Each Vl:dame - wilt forth a complete Work, and may be purchased separately. A List of the Author., whose peodOetione are' Intebded to appear, w 1 be printed on the cover of the first Volume. London : Printed by T.l:lvlson, forThomasTegg, No. 73, Cheap side ; also R. Gran and Co. Glasgow; awe J. Cumming, Dublin,' FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S -"11110.-. .. , . BANKRUPT& ENE:AIMED. • Maim and George Broadbea a Ashtowander-Lino and Marxist"- ter, stanetanamos, from March la toga, at. tea, at tbe ?Alice lan, Manchester. BA.NKRUricuti; sukintstonD. !I John Hopwood, Climbeeri-latie, Claudio Arcangalo,: laua of ir Terrace, IlUtkoal Mews, featbomusrebaat. . BANIER6II/1 0 iL ThoswOweiti,.TiNtteth Part, itrar :11 . 1 inner die March 191; tir and 41p#1 9, it • otie, at ilia • lan, Dale - street , Liverp:o4: Atc9ralea, WOWS. Osetierawil Castk Ditch, Liverpool; or Mr.Whltrbope, qastio4t.lll/111.a. Gaetaho had Nkhnkt s %en*, beitkPlateßrni . Ila y h t i lt and April 9, at eleven at the Commercial Anom . ie% Mr. Capes, Violbera•coatt, Orli% Inn ; or Ear . Copt- .. bud, U•d • • Richard j.'illtington,_ Backboirti, Lai:mare, , dmber-meishmt, March 24 at sis, 113, at tea l . sad April 9, at twelve, at& Hotel, 11 I:mhbarn. Attoinies, Messrs Milne and Parry, litid4mate;lempk ; or.. Slttits.•Nedge and Eccles. BlaebbWl. John • Grifilitas ifertnits FUntsitlta; coin nmici4nts March 14, 16, a nd April 9. a t the Bun. Inq , Denbigb, Attornies„ Mr. Jones, Pump-court, Temple; or Mr. Mason. Denbigh. Thomas and James iknewm,lielthant,Yorkshirt, clothiers, Mai& 7,1; and April 9, at eleven; at the ice of Messes. White • bead and Robinson HtidderstliiiL Attornies, M e w s . chi r k e and Co. Chancery -lace; or Meson. Whitehead and Robinson, Hiddetsfield. - • 'St • Thomas Stoneham, •lAttle. Cirahles, brewer i • M ,arch 5, 111, . Apeil 9, at twelve, at the Court of Commitsioaemoc I . l • l liktuPtst Basing/tall-street. Attorney, Mr. Cranch, Gnion.cours, Sc a a f tpst. Samuel Keene,sen. Lank 4MM*, Ilsirreiy, coal-merchant, March 1, 11, at tin, and April•-9,'ateine, at the Court of Commfosioders of Bankrupts, Bashighall.etreen Anomie% Mr. ‘Valeer, King. Man; sr Mr. Cheaters jun. Farsonage.roer, Newington Butts. John Ferri ? , Gratismit, cdnfectiober - March 5. 'l5, and A p ril g t . at twelve , at the Court of Commissiebits of Bankrupts, Anomie's, Messrs. - &linden Ind Co. -Upper Thames-street. • Willlaln Pattisson, Liverped, merchants March 4. 23. and 9, at ow, at the George Inn, Dals-emiet, Liverpool. At ifesdne Orred and Co. Sirimavo-alley, Liverpool; or Mums. Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. Bleariltad William Evans, Oxford-street, latemen, March AI at ofner ie . , and A_pril 9. at twelve, at the (bun of Cornmiesionen of NeAusipts, Rasiagball.street. Attorney, Ilr. Hurst, Milk street, CleipsWe: - '- James tad John Fuller, and John Fletcher, Radcliffe, Lancaddres preilsion-dealers, !March it, *2, and - April '9, at tiro, at the White Bear Inn. Manchester. Anoraks, Messrs. Hard and Johnson, Temple; or Mr. Buckley, Manchester. Thomas Blast, Tvrickenham, grocer, March 5, 26, and April . a . at ten, at the Court Of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basingitall; street. Anoraks, Messrs. Humphreys and Cutto, Tooley4tMet. DIVIDRNDS to be made in BASINGHALL-STRRBT. II 'March 1, W. Beale and T. H. Wrathall, Union -street, /loath waft, hat-makers, at ten. March 19. W, Stewart, Mitre -mart, Cho:ride, merchant, at eleven. March 22, H. Gerhardi, Savna. gardens, inerchant, at ten. Starch 5, W. Cleghorn, late of Rat cliffe Highway, cheesemonger, at twelve.. March 19, .T. S.. liar. Nag. Leytno. Baez, tailor, at twelve'. March 5, C. C. Becher, Lothbary, nsetchant, ai twelve. Mull:ht., G. Vincent, St. Mar._ et eleven. • DIVIDICNDS to be made in the COUNTRY'. Mach 13, D. and J. Glover, Leeds; merchants, at eleven, ft the Coust4souse,'Leed‘ Itaribl 23, J. Sykes and. J. Hollis, Manches ter, iress•dealers, at two, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. March W. SkUpsoe s Manchester, linen-draper, at two, seek* Allston Malscluisuer.' March 23. IL Morian, listeparr. Mee namilkshire. shopkeeper. a 4 , one, st the Bush Tavern, Bristol, — 'Ar a i& 33, W. Was; &Wel, katbei-faitor, ' at One, at the Busk Trued, Bristol.' Mar e% 15, H. Wadhase, Poole, cooper, at eleven, at the London Tavern inn, Poole. March 21, J. Cowed ,pin. Torquay, Deion, 'wines-Merchant, it Pleven, at the Hutel,Torquay. March 24, J. Taylor, ',Leominster, *tuner, at its, et the Wel Inn, 'terabit. March 12. J. Hurry,. Liverpool. ship.chanitgr,ut has, et the George Inn, Liberpool. Martk 13, R. 'Bradbury,' Same, deigtotV at ten, at the mik e( Mr. Ririe*, march vk Birks, Sbelickl, grocer, at elev Zit, at the Toetine Jan, Sheat4d. March 5, J. Harrison; *Padikins, 'Luacialsire, eettoo.eplauser, at 'fleece. at the Hotel, Blackburn. CERTIFICATES—Mama' O. Ferrer, Oonstnettill Site Room, T. Hoggart. late of St. John -street, stationer. Fletelier,. wtiolletaactbr. T. dark, Prreadble.:striet. Rot. bkbe, lighterman. J—Shitinsore,' sciammnanutactmci. R. Hartley, Ripon, Yorkshire, mercer. W. Pocock, Layton, lir Adze builder. J. Seedrimy jun. late Wiltaat :C4 2 :Pet•nlanallCtil . elf. R. Banks, Paddington-street renew. It.' N nun, Qu4nlrr e ct i abeapside, wareSoimelnan. AM , WatUng meet, warehousinilin. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTICERSHIPS. imp and Bailey, Nottingham, bobbin and carriagblnakirt. gg, rind " Emma Crow, 'New W oodstock, • forddtire glovers. Wilk. and Sand, Shrewsbury, drapers and tailors. Ku-mks* ard Co. Doncaster, sacking and tarpawlitig-manitiacturers. W. :tad J. Sideboards', Wernetb, Cheshire, cottoo-sphniera. J. arrieW.' G ra bass. Coventry, drapers and tea-dealers. Miskin and Wheat*. Cormhercial-place, Kant-road, surgeons. Lamb and Phillip. Swindon and Hightfora, Wikslalte. Roger* ittd•Cti. Ohl 'magi. Middlmek, chemical-manufacturers; Troby and Co. Warwick hue, Newpto.street, meat-salesmen (rotor is Mate. to N. Pena). begs .and Cake Manchester, thsiber.merciasts. T. find W Morley. Manshester, calico-primers. Codirbreaf aUci Rushden, Northamptonshire, carriers and fanners. Amlett mit N ort hampton terrace,4ltf.road,' Latinrin an* arr:Csa-pihit Winchester, I; • .. '7.:..ifirr . r.- - !r::>‘. - il/7/1 • e l / i-... - /- :.-----4,-„-i-. .. .•= , : . 4.:'-‘ -.., r • 7 . g_.......- lii 41 ;,.,,..; • , - • i -' %- • • 44.... •1.4 ----.: 1 - • - ' 1 -k; .i. • 54:1, 3! . . - .„ • ,• s e• . , • _ .11 ~.• -... „ iv )), „IP Ise r. • i • N ' - to . • -- i. • feei- --• - c--.4• • - • 4k ir - 7 • - . . . • 4 • . • iii i . _ • .- ..•4 '. 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ISPIECE. and two ettluitithiy enlisted - 1 C leid . th4 ; felisolillia Ifilletiailaii be *hi' strANaleffilit di. i ag '-• einesives;-1„ g omp b e n.Th eo dd r „....l I . m in a s :. sir Is FEMALE, PORTRAITS; illustrative of the Fashiona,priesits. 6d. Aeillslfetlean Me' Aiicillatteitt bilattlet siblioneeiliX i kstiptr ,do Leah XIV.--Matiners and Morals of Absolute Princes.—lll. c omm... asa . I . aie __ Tha Animates s tat i e ,.-4 4. . 'esfiliesesd to!theXiitthesio althea Componye With *Withinniii, With t , •Pliddk Rderetion.--I V. Ashmuce.—V. Ireland.—Vl. Court of t ,,,....„,_. ~_,_• _ n ___ l !!! . _ 4 .,_ e _.. ~ ~,„......A . ~,I ..:nosw . emsainingudditiosai lista mg..o br i t, ilkteftvsl ries veer er alaikeZ—ZLl. Ellies Letters illustrative of English History, a iri: o ,7 ll ,fW; 7 ` o ;: a l ha ' ' i r i : lat l a fa . r i c i ;:. n ; l' a T at — i to ; l 7 - 4: 5,;; Wake; add as 4p so rdi, ~c w p g lik • :thsomea . se.. fliten of VIII: Law of Scodand.—lX. West lndles.—X. Ro• poop ; a Dramatic ?ketch p erformed i n L na d o S I s passam duction of the Ditties on Colfee.—XL State of Hayti.—Xl I. Eds. By Sir WILLIAM ADA ling the eadon olds People. 1865, . the characters frost" UM The Giriend` a Night Dap The. Eagle's Sesta•Tiso Loy Dresher ; a Shedd* et our D • • - Pitts* for Sherwood, lasses,• and. Co . Pateromor4svi;J: 11. , ;hips for, Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Krehleriana, No. L—Very Old Mends with entirely New` Fan sk u Fasts , rdson. Corolla; and- Hatchoed, Piceadilly.,-; •-: !. . ".. , London; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. No. I. or, a Touch fee the . 3ulgew and alb Reet—let Chapter ot sitelMe=,,.....-------.1--211=1Midiligi= A nhodarielarrsiiii—Mairds• lb Aware en -wow Hem : or. Hints fur the __ _:.'..":6...4"•:11/ 1 _ . P. .± _..1 . . ,-------. 9r-gpsjimr----, -- • U cisweniliell ow UNT 111411117 M FA . Alla illik /WO ? . Wel . goon. color decens. PRIVATE PUPIL - itigb;;3lortha---;Patiterrac.443tf•road, Weirs as* iirrese-plhit , TO BB •SOLD BY•AUCTIOIIri • -' .. * . 1 Hor. 'Lib. 4. ad. 12. bleachers. Ifostag and Edwards. Winchester, drapera..., :W r and.J. EARLY IN TiiliEf e ithq&t . • ' - • riglk.fiiie 161116 i . :66 1 1, where the eharveiteg bhwetP - I M ARRIED - and - Beneficed Clergyman, formel wawa, Bei4ick-upiii-Tweed, ironmungeii. linl ... *end.NVl4tek7 The - above may Oohed of Sherwood, Jon e s and•Co..gp, patentee. LX. Tutor to it Nobler an of the highest mak, and' subaequenti worth, 'llliflOnl llllll6. 1111114 and S mlteltl New witteistie ;g eeeetl ' At Garravtafs Carge•bogset I.onfletto • Peicts Previa/dr 4il P ie r d : terTrew iC. CIPPOek 59t. Pail-mall; S. W. Fores 41, Piccadilly; laving for many years received a few Pupils into his Family , re &c. Woolleys and Boyer, Manchester. wilbiglatit 4 4 111 19 6 0•4 11 of by Private Contract, CoNow aid Vilma, 16, reinces.atrect, corner of • Gerrard -street, *Went' a convenient distance from London, has now a Vacancy. masufacturers. Parry and Ihritabi,_lkriasinglont,**.hreie NS_ _,lir d . ,•_, . • •... THE very Valuable ADVO I. 74kIIiS and : nest PRE. 1 6911 74 ° , ; nt. T •et . Fleet -street; ti on-- 141firrer whys7 d' , 4.3Ca2Telitmlutetherioe.acreer,HiStgmhrid,leY and dSlumn; , Letters direcmd for Rev . A. B. Mr. Prowslei, BOokseller, 13, faindriri. • Partaisid Oa Loyseksilold lie, arils • lit A l s e 1 ' Old Bond-street, London, will be duly forwarded to film. Co. Sue Tavern -tleida, rope-makes*, makes*,( isy as rega W. . %!0 . 1 StNT.I. TIMIS to the ' LIVINGS of UPHILL . and •Natehett and Stes'enacie, Burks and Kinnebtook, Norwich ;R. , • • . : Thurman and Co. Laurence Putuse ) y-kill,whokaalc teo•ileolers, (to . . . . &els regards W. Tainiadie). J. 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