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[ Pick • s fays 4 • eb ► _ .In a Yew day* wit*. pleased, in One Vt4lllllt, Oils. , 3611, IT/RAVELS in COLOMBIA; ittc the Yilalla ISM. nence and HIM. • • . ~ . i *gel, By a.,-moLLont . loon's, Author of Tra4elsja the Interior of /dries. ' dt.— Prinked for Henry CoMarn New Burlington-street. • " future C•T • 'CONTRACItt Yibh SCIPPLYING•PRDVISIUNS FOR contain's cIN BOARD MBAS; . • ' • Linen w, IMMSsiereinsaa, 181 A. .QUCO PAW:iris as gre desirous of iontrtbring with the Superintendent of Comics, to supply B.I4CAD, MEAT, CHUB, BARIUM . OATIISAL, SALT, and nowt, for the Conviati on bath' the *alio - It Porternorth, Woolwich, Dept tird. Shiernius,r2 . thathatnmay reedit Paryitcdiii of the Con " timSoPor i ntendent of Convicts, No. IS , L am. Iteth lease; and nu b e a . rd- tits Ametwal Wass, find deliver their Venders at the Curnmissariat.Sllllce, Treasury Chausbers..aealed upoes4 dinelte‘tothe Sappgrimendent of Convims, math*, thereon m Trader to Width Supplies for . Cotrriets,"• mar before Tuesday, ',alit& °Cipher i tat iniseirill be received after Twelve °tied on that ;dij I nor ;frill' intylitoposal be noticed unless made oa or imm!ned.ve a prinnestpartiadar, and the Prices insertodln Words at Ideagith; nor tmlees a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal. vii!v,l ll 4 two u kisisr.. Property engigtrit to become hmt#4;!tiff** ; teiktrofy i ,. in the sam'espsissed In the Par.! tieiones Ay' thalth.lpll6ol.lititfil theme ' • • • , MORAN'S Heriti., IfOLYHEAD. 4w THE SHAMROCK POST COACH, from•l7 will, on TUESDAY NEXT, Septamber 28th, to leave the Bull Inn, Aldgate, and Bolt - In-Tun and Sussex I* Fleet -street, every Evening, at Half-put Seven o'Cldelt ; Nelson's, Black Bear, and Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly, at Eight o'Clock.- 1 The Route of this Coach being thaltigh Oxford, it will in future' leave the Angel Inn, Oxford, every Morning, at Half-past Fire, and will arrive at ie Hen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham. at Twelve o'Clock, and proceed immediately-to T Inns Shrewsbury, where it will arrive at Five o'Oock bt Oa Altsiinany when Passengers may proceed or atop ifndl the idilsilp h = at their pleasure—the Coach keying Jobeat's MIMI. * every Morning and Evening, fdr Holyhead: 1 . • The ROYAL SOVEREIGN, aresingliam, ,1 1 / a t . wkk, and Banbury (*cry fast) DAY COACH legs tinc-Eide Aldgate, at Five every 'Morning ; the Bolt-in-Tis, Fleet-street at a Quarter past Five; Winn's, Black Bear, Readily, at a Qoaraa before Six--This Coach Breakfasts at Bahasa's, Salthii; teams Angel Inn, Oxford, at Twelve; arrives at the Bath Hoiel, Lai* mhigton, at Five; and the Hen and Chickmutoutd Swan, Binds& kw, at Eight o'Clockiatke Noef#4o. ' * OXFORD LIGHT (Four Inside) POST COACH, removed from the Old Bell, Holborn,'sets out fnim 'the IW-in-Tun, Meet street. every Morning ' s, 'vibe o'Cloeli; ado At ifatdbett'S Hotel,' PiccadWy, where Passengers and Parcels are regular) booked. NELSON. GRAY, WADDELL, and CO. y P'opriswrs. NOTICIL—No Parcel or Parasites Luggage will be acebenied for, if lost as damaged, above she vase !If Five Pounds, unless en tered as sack, and paid for accordingly*. • ;r • ~.. CURRENT CRITICISM ON OONTEMPOR IRX BOOKS • rPHE MONTHLY CRITICAL GAZETTE, con - . Mining Analytiond Strictures on,all the New Works which appeared in AUGUST, was this day published at Two Afillbits. The Four previous Numbers. as the same useful and deshallde plan, sty also belted of Sherwood and Cm and of other Bo And tali; said pm Work wIU be contioaed on the first day of every *nth. THE ASHANTEES. r . . . - - ••• IN 'ONE DAY. • ; SWIFT and e,.. .oniti liiiiitaiwtto the present Lat. tery, in which the usideslowatiossed Prises will be all decided -on the sth OCTOBIOLSTIo. . 2 of £20,0.50 4 of £l,OOO 2 - 20.000 4 - .510 2 - 2,050 44 from £lOO to . SOO Besides smaller Prises—AU Sterling lloney.--.fiery Number *lll receive rive Pounds for a Whole Ticket, and in pphportion for all Shares, midis all aggregate of Toro Hundred Thouand Pounds to be obtoksad in One Day. At SWIFT and Co.'s old and fortunate 011ima, No. 11, Poultry; is, Charlo..Crom ; and 31, Aidgate IligiSatreet, Prizes to an im mense mom* have been shared and sold. 14.1 t ha is the Last Parliamentary Grant of Lotteries , . _ . • • • * •• IdONST. • ONEY, in any S um from CV to £ go,ooo, is Wady M to be idvantedlif the Advertiser, either by way of Loan, Parchaso s ot Discount of good Ins, at the rate of Pour per Cent. Merchants,. 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PANORAMA of SCIENCE and ART; .L. embracing the Sciences of Architecture, Astronomy, Che mistry, Electricity, Galvanism, Hydros:nth:lmA Hydraulics, Mag netism, Mechanics, Optics, and Pneumatics ;—the Aays of Build ing, Brewing, Inembing, Clockwork, Distillation, Dyeing, Draw ing, Engraving, Gilding and Silvering, Ink-making, Japanning, Lacquering, Millwork, Moulding and Casting in Plaster, Painting, Staining Glass and Wood,' and Varnishing ; — the Methods of Working in Wood and Metal;—and a Miscellaneous Selection of interesting and useful-Processes and gaperiments. By JAMES SMITH, Author of " The. Mechanic." ;fp As a proof of the estimation in which this work is held, Eighteen Thousand Copies have been sold. Illustrated with Forty nine Engravings. Two• Vols. giro. price .C 1 15s. boards. Fir= Enpriow. • - 7 7 7 . . - :~ .This day was published, in 18mo. price 31. in boards, DAMILIAR ILLUSTRATIONS of the PRINCI PAL lIVIDENCESand DESIGN of CHRISTIANITY. By MARIA HACK. 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LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, for every Descriptiin if CABINET FURNI TURE, FEATHERBED and MATTRESS MANUFAC TORY, No. 71, Corner of LEADEIGIALL-STREET , , Lon-, don, opposite Aidgate Pump. ananv-Monsv ONLY. • 7vilE Society of Cabinet-Makers respectfully inform; the Public that they still continue the above Establishment, for the Benefit of Industrious Mechanics who have large Families 4 by offering them Manufactared Articles in the Cabinet Lino ' of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper than any House can do in London, there being no other Profit required on tLe Goods but the bare house and other expenses; at the same time will be sufficiently satis fied with having constant employment for themselves and families. This Society was established in June 1818, consisting of 20 Meehapics, adding the number of their Wives and Families, amounted to 68. Tice total Number now receiving Sppport through the Means of this Establishment Is 125 Mechanics; adding the number of Wives and Children, 625. The Society and their friends beg leave to rstdrn their sincere thanks to those Ladies sad Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their Orders and Recommendations, and 'shall always feel happy in their esimomms to glee future satisfaction ; at the same time solicit a coodneence of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to Inerthee the number of the Society. • The knowing Ardeles meloserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all watranotiteady Money only. Full else Mahogany tostmeset Bedstead, lark bottom £ 4 3 t as Full aim Tent Bedstead al lis.-6Beetiered Hair Matures to ht .61 11.—)fahopny Demurer*, soli4 Bads £3 34—Feather Bed £2 M.—Ditto free from deaf and sod!, full size £3 ios.—Siz Planned auk; of any descripthisissollvelAtso4Beet ditto Wash hand Stand 16s.—Ditto Dressing .Table 1680—Hearth 'Rugs 144 —3 feet 6 inches, Chaste of Drawers £4 41.Th.rii; feif mahogany 'Penbrlke Table £1 111s.Throe font. ditto oh pillars sad ebbs 158.—Mahogaay Dressing Table 4l.—Ditto Bidett, best £l . 4s.—Ditto Sox Glad, • two dream* belt British Plate 153.- Alto ditto £1 64-11kto Swing Glue, large size, commode 3s.— ,Ditto ditto 4.s.—Ditto ditto Se.—Ditto ditto 124—Tray Stand t 7s. .. 'Long klaborany Tray 124—Japanned Shelf —'rea Caddy Chairs, any pattern ds. 6d.-4Spbt hiollogaay 111 bairs, covered skit bone hair, braes naiied - £6 68.-8 ditto ditto' 134-8 ditto ditto £7.75....-8 Trafalgar ditto El 3 begany Sofa to match 46 10s.—Ditto Comb A 8 101.--Set of Mahogany Card and Sofa ' . l;ables, on turned legs,. banded in rose..wood ,d 8 of Idahogany Tablet, two Car t hssii ii;jfa, on pia's 04 ciistt - iiii-kis.—Mitto, the best thif cant :,ba. Iluide-- 4 4) - brdes 9rlwatts'n -C44.190.—5u1v! Paiiimse,ol.4er' Tent Bedstead and Furniture .154—Bamboo Frentli"ellipdc tdp; with drapery end 'fringe, £8 10s.• Mahogany four-post- Bedsteodand Partikore, wftla hood all dims* complete, ALS .20a-41104siat Mew 411.10. 1 £l6 1114—Ditto ditto, with cornice of a etaLteriae make, £lB 10s: .. —W. THUBNELL, Agent. ; • ' looometv scamps : somasso. • . - Goode puked free of.erpense, ezogt s the Maeda', and sent. to all pelts of Great Britain ihd to the East and West Indies.—tap ' tains.figod md.BlBl, Nirolied woo Cabinet Goods rot Szportalion. ' ler . ,ed ly „ few hour? notice, and " • ' • tett tout' days. . 4;;i., • , ' 6 :,. ' ; . • • "Cott COATS, JOLT 19. ge We had a battle within half a mile of Cape Coast, on the II th lost. "tilt the • Ashantess; they thought they cchild r intekhe town, ,but I am happy to inform xou they were defeated,' and an immense number of'them killed. LientenasieSiranay;of the Royal African Cerpf, Was killed, which was the only loss we sustained. The enemy were beaten, and afterwards retreated. Colonel Grant has arrived. . " When I arrived here on the 11th, Martial Law 'was in force.'The A shanties were not eight miles off the tort, I went on shore, and there was war in - all its horrors.. r . There were but few houses standing, and these were unf covered from the Harms, Men, women, and children, were all huddled up together as close they could get to the walls- of the fort. There was not 'even room in t . side for the *hole Of the meit•of-war's officers landing provisions. We could net get the natives to work, they were' so panic-struck. Everything was in this . staite, *hen poor John Swanzy, the morning I arrived. went Out at day-light with his party, and before eight o'clock he was brought in dead, being shot through the• head. However, the Ashanieeshiviinet with sUch a drubbing that they have retreated, and things begin to appear a little more settled." . A letter from St. George del Mina, dated the 9th of July, states that Mr,,J.t. Williams hid been released. ' davir Cosa, Izmir ta. " The enmity Mitre' nded through the gorges Of the ' hills last Sunday, the 11th instant, *boot three o'clock, and a "smart engagement took place, And, it is said; with the *hole Of the enemy. blight - ooly.separated the Combatants, and the eneniy were repolted it 'every point where-they attacked, while•part of the left w iag wheeled round, and burnt and plundered two of their camps Otis loss was trifling, bet Lieutenant John Swans?, a fine gallant young Officer, was shot through the bran* mid died on the "spot, 'whilst he war gallantly leading on a division of our alliei. His Majesty Of M114111t41.-1911 1 9 decaMped, rather precipitately, bag.and baggage. - The enemy is still some miles i distant, ancr . will try to lay die Fontes country waste at much as.he can,before the King chews his' humbled -head in his good town of Commis:ie. if our itaxiliasies maid 3 / 4 ar Wooed to Orme them, there *amid very litudswosess mho .Ptste mit shpt . 's! ) Colonel Sutherland Uri kleswirflogriftsc he will not succeed." ' ; -• , . CHILI. • Extract of a letter from a Gentleman of Providence, R. I.• now a resident at Santiago, dated Santiago de Chill, April 15,...1824.: • "I arrived - here on the 16th inst. after a journey of three days frail Valparaiso, without accident. But you can have no idea of the privations and inconveniences of the road— the most wretched log-house of entertain ment in the western part of • the United States is cons. fortable and inviting, when compared with the houses of entertainment on - the road between this place and Valparaiso' notwithstanding. it • is so much travelled. There is also not a little danger in. travelling -this road; robberiei and murders are, not unftequent, and very few go unarmed. • The. fare also is wretched, it being extremely difficult to geranything to eat. l - have heard much, as doubtless you have.also, of the wonderful fer tility of. Chili ; bet truly the road from Valparaiso bese exhibits nothing but barren naked mountains, and ste rile sandy plains between them. Destitute of vegeta tion, except thorn bushes and a few other shrubs and plants of equal value, and almost •withausany inhabi tant—indeed, as yet we have seen,but little cultivatable cal th, capable of yielding subsistence to nista or beast —we are told that this road leads through the most barren and desolate part of the country, and teal in other places, and particularly in'the valleys Of tiailloti, Aconcagua, and the province of Conception, there int immense tracks of the finest land, yielding very large Clops of grain and fruits. " This, I here no &Alm, is partially true, otherwisi the inhabitants would starve ; hut such are the difficul ties and expense of transportation here, that the neigh.- bciuring Provinces are enabled to derive little or to ad vantage from the superabundance and Cheapness of these articles in the aboveaamed favoured regionit.- It is a fact, which I am witnessing with my own' eyes, that the large population in this city are siow bread made of American dour I Theginnary ef the Pacific, as Chili • has been usually called, is nom sup plied with this staff of life from the United States. 'Se veral thousand barrels of flour have, within a few weeks, been brought to this city from Valparaiso, the p roduce of 'the all supplying fields ef. the United States ! Previous to this, the bread . was id• bad, as to. be almost uneatable, -and, moreover, excessively clear. The wheat' of this country, of a pair quality, is now selling at a pike equal to seamd4,4soc. per birdie!. '.'Phis country, it appears to nit, Mus i c always labour under great disadvantages as -an agricultural country--nothing can be cultivated here w itlicut irf.- gatiOn ; this necessarily subjects the farmer to additional and heaiy expense, OCC:110119 the chips so.be much more uncertain, and besides renders almost useless p ceshiderible:portion of the soil, for it is imaossihle that but a small,portiOn of the country should be so situated as Kt be susceptible of '" I have now been in Chili but a few days; and 'hive already experienced three shocks of eartliquakit; :ad se plaits as slot to leave one in. doubt on the tub jeer...but this is almost a daily occurrence. 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