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V h e ntirely new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. • c whole produced under the Direction and Superintendance of Mr. T. P. COOKE. rot, Mr. TERRY. Lieut. Barnstaple, Mr. YATES. L turn Coffin (the Cockswain), Mr. T. P. Cowry., pz. It ,urroughtliff (a genuine Yankee Itiglar), Mr. J. Reeve. Captain Manson, Mr. .Msnanrrit. C o lonel Howard (in the American Service), Mr. GLADATANe. _veal of the Alacrity, Mr. S. Sstrrn. Serj. Drill, Mr. Saseu.s. cfriti.li Marines, Sailors, &c. &c.. Messrs. Snow, Buxton, CAMEL, Ptut.urs, &c. &e. 3lisa Katherine Plowd6r, Mrs. Frrzwatun, Cecilia, Miss Bones. Irishwoman, Mrs. DALT. T 1 the course of the Burlerta, the following New Scene will he •xhil,ired— Fore and Aft View of the Schooner Ariel, at the rik,int of Time she is attempting to claw off a Lee Shore, and. er.deavouring to pass the Bight of a Shoal, in a Tremendous Storm, ~:. r ounded by Rocks and Breakers. The admired and whimsical Burktta, called ALL AT COVENTRY. • To which will be added, for the Fourth Time at this Theatre, DON GIOVANNI; OR, A SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK. Acv IL The Equestrian Statue of Don Guzman, by a Living Ghost ! The Marble Horse by a Real Poney !!! p a se,4. Pit, 2s. G I. Is. Doors open at Six, commence at a Q:srter before Seven. Half-price, at Half-past Eight NEXT TUESDAY, FOLK OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! AND LGTTERIES EXPIRE AT THE END OF THESE DRAWINGS. CARROLL, Contractor, begs to remind the Public that this is his FAREWELL SCHEME! h which all the popular poiuti of late Lotteries are not only com bined, hut CAItIOLL feels pleasure in being the Brat Contractor :Ix ever presented the Public IN ONE DAY, WITH FOUR PRIZES OP £90,000 I - £30,000 so,ooo 50,000 FXCEEDTNG TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU SAND POUNDS STERLING MONEY, To be decided NEXT TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. Tickets and Shares are Selling at CARROLL'S, the Contractor's Offices, 19, Cambia ; 7, Charing- Crossi and 96, Oxford-street, London; Who has Sold, within a short petiod, Tcnr - - ,Prisei of - £30,000! Four - - Prises of - sesto,ooo! And on the 31st of May last, 5,446 - - A Prin. of - .C 10,000! And Six other Capitals! WERE ALL SOLD UT CARROLL! No. 1, STRAND, NEXT DOOR TO NORTHUNIBERLAND-HOUSE. (SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public that their New Office, No. 1, Strand, is opened in consequence of e.e Improvements now going on in that part of the Tows', which till require them to quit their old Office, No. 12, Charing-cross, it a very short time. Tickets and Sham for the FOUR GRAND PRIZES of /::;0,000 and o•her Capitals, all to be Drawn in Oxz Dal, 61111 rf DECEMBER, are on Sale at No. 1, Strand; and at Swier aid Co.'s Old Offices, No.ll, Poultry, and 31, Aldgate High. street; also, for the present, at 12, Charing.cross, as usual. Capitals to an immense amount have been Sold by Syria-rand Co. panicuiarly No. 1,062, a Prize of 420.000, drawn the 16th of last Month ; also, 7,034, si Prize of .e 50,060, besides Twelve ether Capitals, within a few Months. ' M R. BOER HA AVE'S RED PILL (No. 2), a cele -1-1 belted anti-venereal and purifier of the blood. These Pills art peculiarly Useful in those who are obliged to travel, or to take me tildre without interruption of business. By mild and safe operation, thty strike. at the root of disease, and quickly eradicate it ; thereby sere:ling the fatal effects to Which thousands are victims. to pU.us directions ate given with each box, by which the patient can ici:4ster to himself with iafety antsecrecy. A single trial win prove their .uperior efficacy antpower to subdue and expel disease, even when other remedies have failed. _ Sold by Mr. it. Johnston, No. 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr. Stradling, Royal Ex change ; and all bledicine Venders. Price is. 6d. per box. GOSS'S WORKS. Tiontinem pagina nostra spit. Our pave relates to man.—Maltmt. Just published, price ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, 1 . THE /EGIS olLIFE; a Non-Medical Commen -IL taty on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty , in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Ve ftrei, Gonortbrea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &e. are fully de veloped ; Part 11. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, and Mental Irritation, with some interesting Oh . "ivations on V e getable and Animal Life; in Part 111. is a Series of Cases illuitrative of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar m.inner.—By CUSS and Co. Consulting Sur.' Mak London. Natura beatis Omnibus esse dedit, si cognoverit uti.—CtanuArt. Since Flrsysm to ail the fund of bliss supplies, Its frugal application marks the wise. '2• llyoussa, a Neu-7ileclical Analysis of some Complaints inci ctntal to Fent:ll%3,l:l e.hict: are offered some important adnioni nuns on the peculiar del_!lities attending their circumstances, sym- Pithies, and forinatio::. Th.. subject of Sterility is especially dwelt gm Interesting and important cases illustrate the subject. Quo fuzit Venus? lien ! siv.ove color decens. for. Lib 4. Od. 12. Whither Kies Love? Ail! where the charming bloom ? • Tae above may be had of Sherwood, Janes, and Co, 9.0, Pater ralter-row ; C. Chappel, 59, rail-1 , 1:1U; S.W. Fores, 41, Piccaddl7 ; •.; l E)vs and Wilson, 16,`Princes-wrote, corner of Gal-ma-street, t'llo; T. and G Underwood, Fleet-street ; Highiey and Son, 74, Fleet -street; Onwhen, 4, Catherine-street, Strand, London ;1 .4latchett and Stevenson Purka and Ninnebrook, Norwich; 11. 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THE CO VIIT qf DIRECTORS ?f the UNITED COMPANY of MEIN 'HANTS of ENGLAND, waling te the EAST INDIES, de hereby give Notice, Thu the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT f the said COMPANY, appninted to be held at their House in Leadenball street, on Weoenszsr, the 21st December nest, is made SPW CIAL, foi the purpose of submitting for confirmation the Reso lution of the GENERAL COURT of the 28th September last, approving the Resolution of the COURT of DIRECTORS of the 14th of the same Month, granting to Mr. SANDFORD ARNOT the Sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED FOUNDS upon the grounds therein stated. The Report required by the Bye Law, cap. 6, sec. 20, together with the Documents upon which the said Resolution has been formed, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors at this Moose. JOSEPH DART, Sacra►** .. ~ ANN° SEXTO GEORGII IV. REGI& This day *as published, price 191. in boards, or Ns. handsomely • bound, the &teams EDITION (greatly improved) of G IFFORD'S ENGLISH. 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Their very extensive 'Connections afford peculiar facilities to their clients, for disposing Of every species'of Property designed for Sale. Household Fur niture purchased at liberal prices; or removed to a convenient si tuation for disposal, where sales on the premises are objected to. ESTATES SURVEYED AND VALUED. RECEIPT OF RENTS. Securities, and all descriptions of Pro perty managed with promptitude and dispatch, whether under trust or otherwise—and ample Security given where required. — .... street Within. 93, Bashopsgate-street Wit. g3* Families waked upon in any Part of the United Kingdom. CHILBLAINS, RHEUM ATISMS, PALSIES, &e. • CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking , a n d their tormenting Itching Instantly removed by,. WHITE. HEAD'S ESSENCE of Al USTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary valency in Rhentnatisms, Palsies Gouty Affec tions, and Complaints of the .Stomach ; but where this certain remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the. Chilillalng bee actually broke, WHITSHEADS FAMILY CERATE will ease the pain, and vlry speedilrbral them. This aerate is equally efficaciou , for all :it-conditioned Soret, Sire Legs, Scorbutic .Erupp. Blrecirs, Pimples, Itingwot;nia, Shingles, Breakings-out pn the Face, Nms, Ears, and Eyelids Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and other Scorb'rtc HOmours. The 'ESSENCE OF US'I'A RD is ierhaps the most active, penetrating, and effica einus remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and Bridles in less than kali the time uitially taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation, it also noels Cuts, punctures from Sharp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters 84. welt incredible facility, without - s mart or pain, preventinglnCtimmation and festering, and Is equally useful in the varions accidents of Animals — in short, it is a dn . eiestla remedy ' of. such uncommon excellence and utility, that nn family sensible to its own contrail, ski?aW Byer be without it. 1%-t.pared only, and sold by It. Jobus,t,ort, A piathvcarf, 15, Greek v.reet, Soho, London. The Essence spd Nit at t.s. 9d. each; the Create at Is. 1 g and 2s. 9d. they are alto sold at 68. Catskill . ; end may he-had of every Medicine N:7eniter in the United. Tae (4 opine It., "Mack Ink Stamp, with the ;aging .211 i, inserted u.i ti. TO SHIT'-OWNERS. MUSHETS PATENT COPPER. T HE EGERIA, belonging to Ccotain &Emu*, was Sheathed with PATENT COPPER two Years aao last October, and has returned from her fourth Voyage to . the West Indies, with her Copper as clean, smooth, and apparently as perfect as when first put on. The owner of the Ship Daniel, a South Sea Whaler, and the first Vessel sheathed with the Patent Copper (the manufacture of which has since been taapioved), had had a letter from the Captain of the Ship, dated June last, stating, that he had had an accident with the Copper, which had obliged him to careen the Vessel (but, excepting the accident), the Copper was as clean and whole a when first put on. Mr. Uusbet will be glad to receive orders IF his Patent Copper,' and to wait on any Shipowner toes* agihnlioda ai to twits:hip 1 Royal Mint, 2nd Nov. 1112 S: MAJOR NOAH. &recent Sumber of the Aurae:ides Deis* contains the following letter on the address of Major ?kith, who wishes to co!onize the: . Jews ;n North Ainerica " Ste—The wisdom and love of truth which has long distingitished your journal, and the wel!,deset Ted re, utation it enjoys in France and foreign countries, induces me to hope you will give insertion, to a few obset stations, which I submit to the PUblic in behalf of reason and truth. Th- French and English Papers have lately an niunced.the singular project of Major Noah, who calls himself the founder of th city of Ararat, in the United States of Norih America. Certainly, if Major Niah, being ; as many suppose, the proprietor of a great ex tent of uncultivated territory, would confine himsel. to engaging advenurers to run the risk of colonization, under the promise cif mountains of gold, no one would t ink of denying him . the rank of one of the greatest 'pr njectors of the day ; but Major *N.iali plays a much iligher game; he • dreams of w'celestial mission—he speaks prophetic—he most be a qualified judge in Israel—he gives hisiorders• to all the Israelites of the world--he I-vies a tax *toe all the Hebrew heads, and . he goes the length, in his exaltation, of making the. Central Israelite Consistory of France his Charge d'Af faires, ind has intimated that 'the President of that ad ministration will be. honoured with the noble place of Commissary of Emigrati n. All works wonderfully well; but a lew points require to be cleared up--Ist, we want proof of the authority and mission of M..jor Noah ; Edly, the teat of the prophecy, from which it appears that a bog or marsh in North America. is to be the spot where the dispersed remnants of Israel are to . be re invited. " To speak seriously, it would be desirable to make Major Noah understand, that the venerable Drs. Her schell and Meidola, Chef Rabbis at London, and my self, refuse the nomination a hich he has been pleased kto cooler on us. "We declate, according to our dogmas. t hat GOD alone knows the epocisa a the restoration of Israel, and that it will be made known to the universe by unequi vocal signs, and that every attempt to re-assemble, with a political national object, lit "forbidden as a crime against oivine authority. " Major Noah has, without doubt, forgotten that the Israelites, faithful to the principles of their belief, are attached to the countries *here they are established,' and devoted to the Governments which afford them ( liberty and protection. They only regard as a matter of joke, the chimerical consulate of 4 pseudo restorer. (Signed) " THE GRAND RABBI OP COLOGyA." THE UNITED STATES OF MEXICO. By a Report presented to the Congress of Mexico, from a Commission consisting of four Members of the Senate whose signature it bears, the following estimate or the Revenue and Expenditure for the curreut year is given, viz. RECEIPTS. Defies on Importation and Exportation Dollars 5.275,739 6 6 Duties on Introduction into Consumption . 1,668.223 110 Revenue from Tobaeso . , . 1,044,925 1 9 . Revenue from Gunpowder . . 24,303 0 1 Alsabala on Tobacco 59,794 7 0 . Poet Qffice, Posts, &e. . . 164,247 It 10 Lotteries . . . • . 70,136 7 8 Salt Mines . . . 80.000 0 0 . Territories of the Federation National Property . . Tithes . . . Rents of the See of Me:leo . 26,517 3 4 42,946 3 10 5.19,939 5 2 $6,929 7 0 9,194 1 0 • . 1,517,117 5 4 • 169,664 5 11 37,454 4 0 • • 55,579 5 5 . • 1,476,315 4 7 Dull. 14,377,571- 1 6 Rents of dee Moir/ of Tramper* • Contingent of the States A veria Peage Government Claims Forsiga Loan EXPENDITURE. Eatimato of the Home and Foreign Depart ments . Doll. 105,737 0 0 Ditto of the Department of Justice 77,420 0 0 Ditto of the Ditto of War 6,990.880 1 10 _ _ Ditto of the Ditto of Alarice Ditto of the Ditto of Finance . Ai rears 1,310,785 6 0 1,085,145 1 5 714,871 6 7 Doil. 10.292,637 7 8 Excess of. tine Avenue. above the Expendi ture • Doll. 2,084,735 1 10 On this statement the Report contains the following remark From the preceding comparison it appears, that the ordinary expenses if the year 1825 are not only covered by the ordinary produce of the Revenue, 'And the remains of, the first Loan, but that there is a very considerable surius ; and that the proceeds of the new Loan martin untouched, to meet any extraordi nary expenses that may occur." Tiw,s far we seem, .then, to arrive at the following re sults, via. That the expenses of the cement year are 71400c:1 , d for, and a . srpkirs,l4-iti hand of upw,arfls of tian millions of dollars; that the proceeds of the Loan lagt contracted (being the. .6 per teat. Loan .centracted inAinuary, 1825, for 3,24,',1,0C91.) reinainld to meet any et tratpcdinAry expenses : that wise; and that, ea cltGinK from the estimate of the IteTenue, the run .re rceivatile from the firbt .14;a1),.. of 1 , 4 / 6 , 3 l 5 dollars, the, income if the lfepithlic:h found, in this early stage of pglios,al existence, to amount to its.erpenditure ithiu 391,5t . 3.2 apit44u . The Revenue of the'Customs fair the current year , is eitiosated in the Report at 5.275 722 doll +r,, foundation the basis of the receipts of 1823 and 1824, with thee& ditihn of 500,000 dollars—for an expected increase of trade. The actual receipts for the firs• six months, end ing June 30th, are no less than 3,100,000 dollars; the 'port of Alvarado alone having produced 1,900,000 dol lars. This is the only branch of Revenue, of the pro grey of which specific advice has been received in this country ; but letters received from Kezico, writtpo early in September, state, that the receipts into the Trea. soil , generally were rapidly exceeding the estimates. From the above statement it will appear, that the Proprietors of Mexican. Bouds have no reason to dottbt Alm ability of that great Republic, not only to pay the interest, but the prsocipal itself, of its COI; e4a, debt. , . • • MIRAMICIU CONFLAGRATION.. t Friday, the Distaa, Locieut, from Mirrimichi, boned to Dumfries, put in at Whitehaven, after a pzesageoftil days, having left that settlement on theidd of October. Sbe brought home 16 passengers (all. Scotch), who escaped the dreadful conflagration. SatoDDAIRT, oneof these passengers, says, that his fathere mother, eldest brother, and three sisters, were all burnt to a cinder.— Another says he made his escape from his bed..and got into the water for safety, where he remained several hours, and with difficulty saved himself even in that opposite element; that during the time of his immer sion, the hurricane and fire raged with most frightful violence, and so rapidly did the dames run from place to place, his bed-fellow did not succeed in making his e.ca, e, and' was burnt; indeed, the fire in some places, it is said, liter:sly flew upon the wings of tile wind. travelling at least twelve miles an Ismail Cotes, horses, pigs—in tact, all kinds of cattle weie seen, alter the fire, hating down the river in large quantitie, , , having sought ,the water for safety,. but there perished.' iq is . impossible, another passenger observi s, to. ow •an adequate idea of the de:unction. The names of several hundred =Kiwi) to have perished had been given in; but no corieet and complete account could be olwaieed up to the time of thesailiog of she Diana. It is thought that a great number had ,perished in-the woods. • The Quebec Garet, of October 27, : contains an pc. c• unt,of the late dreadful 6re at Miramichi. . The fol. loss iug particulars, relating to a subject so mournfully interesting, accompany the statement which has already appeared. in otsr columns.: " A . Gentfemsn who left Miramichi after the late calamitous conflagration there is description of which we'add) arrived op town yesterday, via Fitdericton. We understand that the Gentleman's visit is chiefly with a view to obtain assistance from this Province. and we learn that he was tcphave an interview with the Governor-in. Chief to-day, alter which, it is hoped, that such steps will bt taken, as to afford speedy rel.ef to the pressing wants of many thousands of fellow-being-,who Xtve lost, on the eve of 'g rigorous winter. in many re spects. their eilsivf mew*. saskictioce. The disasters caused by the arm, we have been left iss anderstimd. are beyond description. Not less than one hundred lives are well ascertained. tb have been lost, either by the fire, which spread, from the violence of the wind, with such rapidity, as to prevent escape, or by water, when there were no other hopes of finding the mean; of flight. The property destroyed in houses, lands, timber, mei chandize, and shipsiis said to be amazing; nothing but misery, and want, and desolation ate lett, behind. 66 The following is a list of the sufferers, with the amount of their total loss in houses; furniture, goods, &c. at Fredericton, which is estimated at 52,5221. " Matk Needbatn, 2,46:1. Wm. Wilmot, 6001- A.. M`Mahon, 3001. Quartermaster Morgan, LW Ruben Gsbson, 2001. John Davis, .Wl. J. Perklus, 401. William 111`CaY. 10001. Zabulon Currie, 9001. Capt. /mall. 2501. G. Bain, 1001. HP9- S q. Stllvt, lOW. Henry Vavasour, $9Ol . Jarvis Ring, . 9,0001. John Brown, 7001. hike Cooke, 4501. Dr. Emerson, 5001. S. Parson, 6501. Mr. Howdeu, 5001 G. Valentine. 150 1. Thomas Bowden. 7001. W. F. Odell, 6001. E. Elliott. 15 01. James Drake, 5001. S. and G. Posner, 2,4:001. J. West, 7001. A. and A. Hammond, 4001 John Leeper. 8001. Cburcill'sheirs.3ool. Hugh A. Mount, 3001. Samuel Barker, WO/. Moses Barker, 601. K Conway, 100/. 1 Wm. Mills, 5001. Daniel Versa, 2,2501. Williuu Peres, 2401. Samuel Cameron, 4004. Thomas . Everitt, WOOL Jon. Estey, 9001. William D. Hart, 7001 James Taylor. 5501. Elijah Whitlock, gm. Jeremiah Olts, 10/..Serjeant Shaw; 1501. Lawrence Sloane, 2001. Pickard and Gaynor. 25001. William Till, 001. William Musro, 151. Ward Estabrooks, 901. Charles Everitt. fool. F. T. Smith, 751. Mr. blirshall, 301. R. Rankin and . Co. 501. William Potier , Ilia John Simpson , 1501. Adam Sharpe 401. D. $O4 Hon: W. Mick, oncertainLJohn Bell. 251. Itoberx Apdarsosi o Jqhn E. Brown, 501. B. Tibbetts, 1501. Jon. Sisson , . 401. Joseph Mat thews, 101. Mr. Clayton, 101. Nathaolel Treadwell. 954 . Aldred Payson 501. James Scoot, 501..Nithaniel Walker, 4001. Govt. schools : 2Ln /11011 THE ST. 501161'S (U.S.) QAZIITTZ 07 OCT. ISa "In addition to the above calamity at the seat of go vernment; we learn that dreadful fires are ravaging the forests around Fredericton, and in the settlements of New Ir eland and New Jerusalem, in the rear of Gagetown.- Tile Mills at the Oromecto, and several houses, have also been burned up. Alarming fires arc also stated to be spreading devastation in Miramicbi. Thhty houses are said to have been destroyed at that place; and we are informed by the last arrivals from the westward, that the fire raged to an extent of nearly 20 miles on the St. Andrews read. " Many of our poorer fellow-subjects are thus, by.tbe visitation of the ALMIGHTY. driven from their house,. merchants and mechanics deprived of the produce of their industrious labours, and many other individuils suffer extensive losses. Amid these scenes of aMictfon, we turn to the active and benevolent steps. immedia , vly resorted to for the relief of suffering humanity; and ever foremost in a good and Chtistian-like came, we mack with feclings of admiration the beneficence of his F - cellency the Lieutenant-Governor and the other chari table individuals who met at Fredericton on 8 ,turdiy, to take into consideration.means , fir ascertaining and alleviating the distresses occasioned by the m laitcholy event. His Excellency was pleated to open the Imi ness of the meeting, by a very feeling and appiopriare address; after which his Excellency rt-conannended formation of a Committee, and the opening of a subscrip. tion for the rt lief of the sufferers; at the-head of which his Excellency directs the following sum should be placed : From his Alajesty's Casual Itevenue,29ol. from his Ex cellency's, Private Funtic,2o/.-rtte inhabitants of this city have trot been slow to follow thee:ample for tht it rirHE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for DE 1. CEMBER eontabw, among t 'airier/ br eta& interesting Papers: I. Sketches of the Irish Bar, No. 11, being the conclu sion of " an Irish Circuit"—ll. An authentic Account of Gua.. ter:ila, the new Republic of Central- America, from the Journal of Dr. Lavignino, Senor del Valle, &c.—III. Merry England— IV. The Family Journal; Keeping Christmas —V. Grimm's Ghost, No. 29. Table Talk about Sheridan—Vl. Original Letters of Burke—Vl!. French Love—Vlll. The Hunting Alderman -- IX. Letters from the East, No. 20, Beirout —X. A De fence of the Alphat.et —XI Records of Woman, No. 4. The Indian City XII. The Wreck of the Comet —X U L The Charmed Fountain, by L. E. L. XIV. Russian Travelling 'Sketches, No. 5. Environs of Moscow XV. London Lyrics. The Gunpowder Plot—XV I. Wit made Easy, or a Hint to Word catchers— VI I. A Schoolmaster of the Old Leaven—XV The Graves of a Household—XlX. Cennino Cenitini's Treatise on Painting-IX. To the French Skeleton—XXl. The Childe's Destiny-IXL'. The Lament of Alcaos--XXIII: A Fragment —XXIV. Songs, &c. &c. Primed for Henry Culbura, removed toll. New Burlington-street.