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" The Work now submitted to the Public.. is not the result of untried Speculation, but is an Outline of a'Vourse of Instruction,' which, for many years, he has delivered to his Pupils with the greatest suratess."L-Preface. RULES for ENGLISH COMPOSITION, and particularly ! for Themes: dedgned for tissiUse of Saida, and in aid of Self-! Instruction. By John-Rippingiam. In limo. price 4s. boards. (Dedicated to and under the Patronage of the Rev. Dr. Vincent, Dean of W es t m i nster ), with considerable Additions and Improve. meats. Fourth Edition. The ART of EXTEMPORE PUBLIC SPEAKING, in cluding a Course of Discipline fur obtaining the Faculties of Das criminatkm, Arrangement, and Oral Discussion; designed for the Use of Scitopls, and Self-Instruction. By John liippingbam. Third Edition, in ISM. price 6s. boards. The CLASSICAL ENGLISH LETTER-WRITER; tsc.! Runretair Setrcesirs: designed to improve Toting Persons in' 'the Art of Letter-writing; - auctity the Principles of Virtue and Piety. With Introductory Rats ned Observed's/1s on Wet= Composition ; and Biegtaphied If o lic e s of the Writers from ir the Letters are selected. Second Edition, in limo. Ss. bound. . Printed for ILonginan, Hurst, Rees, OCOIC, Brown, and Green. Of whom may be bad, Grads, A CATALOGUE of the MOST APPROVED SCHOOL ROOKS, used in Public and Private Education. The day was published, pricelos. AN INTRODUCTORY VOLUME to 6 , COL LECTION 6 from die UNPUBLISHED MEDICAL WRITINGS oldie lat. Da. PARRY." MEXICO. Zin'TERT OFFICE, SONAMET-PLACE. Mk July, 1825. WHEREAS by several Airs of Parliament, passed resjiectively in the Reigns of George the First and George . 'the &ewe, tae Offence of selling Foreign Lottery Tickets, or ablisking Proposals for selling the same, is punishable as a Misde meanor, 'red Persons guiky thereof are 'subject to a Penalty of sesoo for each Offence. . And by the Annual Lottery Acts, the offence of felling Tickets in any Lottery not authorised by Parlia ment (which has been held to include all Foreign and Private MEXICAN EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE, SVIIIE 1& OFFICIAL NEWS. We have the satisfaction to communicate to the inhas bitants of our United Mexican Stales, the agreeable news of the arrival on oar shores of the Spaniards, who engaged to fight against our American brothers of the South, have come to render the just homage of Tibet ty and independence to the Mexican flag, giving by this interesting act, the most decisive proof that tyrants never can succeed in putting down those who love li berty, respect the rights of the people, and only watch for the ptecions moment for throwing off their chains, and rising against their oppressors. ‘. MILITARY COMMAND OF ACAPULCO. No. SE. MOST EXCELLENT have the honour to apprise your Excellency, that est six o'clock this evening, the ship Asia, and the brig Constantia, both Spanish ships of was, cast anchor in this port. They surrendered in Monterry, May 1, to Don Jose Martinez, Commander of a frigate, whe had sent me a dispatch from the Commandant-Gen. of the said place, and a copy of the capitulation which he made. To me he has communicated all the ci s rctitastances which preceded the capitula t i o n referred to, of which he likewise sent a copy. All these interesting docu ments, which eontist of four dispatches, I forward to your Excellency, congratulating myself on being the means of bringing to your knowlege this hippy and prosperous event for the natiqn.—Goa and Liberty. Acapulco, June 11,1825, Right o'Clock at Night, MANUEL VICTORIA. -- - - by CHARLES HENRI PARRY, M.D. F.R.S. Asd Member of many ether Societies, British and Foreign. In the Press, COLLECTIONS as above, Volume L containing a Preliminary Inquiry into t►e Objects ct Hunian Knowledge, and into the Me i *aim of Cause and Efect. Just published, •" ELEMENTS of :ATHOLOGY and THERAPEUTICS." Second Edition. Printed for T. and G. Underwood, Fleet.street. Lotteries al:d Raffles), or publishing Proposals for the mow, has . subjected lie Persons guilty thereof to be punished as Rogues and Vagabonds. and made them liable to the Penalty ef £5O for each Offence: t Arid wheeas the Offences above demtibert havipg become s us frequent as to require immediate attention to put a stop to them, NOTIOR if hereby given, that all Persons offer.ding in the above Particulars, Whether before or after the English &ate Lottery, shall be diseontintied, will subject themselves to the Abovemcntioneti Pains sad Penalties. L. HEISE. BACON'S PARK, HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ANOBLE MANSlON,erectedovithin a few years, at an unlimited expense, in the mo.t perfect order, late the Residence of Geoaas Caswat.o. Esq. deceased; with excellent Ogices, licit-bouses, Gardens, Woods, Plantations, and Preserve., well stocked with Game, and every requisite for the Residence of a Family of Distinction, situate in the mid.t of about TWO TIROUSAND:T WO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,. 1 hi a Ring Fence, tioneiser with the MANORS of SACOMB and eIiELBIN, extending over a °rink of Seven Nines ; and • The PERPETUAL. A DVO.SYS9N of the Rectory of Sacpmb, Thegatate is situate witiain Pour Miles of Hertford and Ware. and Twenty-four Crum London. Printed Facia:dam, with Plan annexed, and Cards to view, may be r a il, on application to Messrs. Parnther and Turner, &al: r a il, Luadosmureet, Pellagra -street. . - PUBLIC SPEAKING AND RECI'T'ATION. This day wits published, in 12mo. price 4s. bourn% STUDIES in the Science and Practice of Public Speaking, Reuling, and Recitation, consisting of a Selection of Popistar Pieces In lingliab and Latin. With Instructions for ap propriate Delivery. By the Rev.. C. NEWTON. A.B. Late /lector of the Island of Tobago , West Indies, and Chaplain to his Majesty's Forces. • Linden : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. wk. This Work is printeti in a peculiar manner, so as clearly to indicate each pause and emphasif, and every modulation of the voice. CARROLL, CONTRACTOR, having submitted the Scheme at length, now begs to invite attention to its leading Feints. CA It ROLL has not only preserved all the popular attractions of the late Lotteries, bit by increasing the netuber of Prizes, and raising the value of the Capitals From 01,000 to 04100, he has the honour to be the first Coutractorthat seer Rresented dig Public with se largo a Sum as A:216,204, Including itoo,ooo In Four Prizes of 015,000 eaeh,'dce. ate: 1.710.1 SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 7 77.- ANXRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ; To the Most Excellent Saar, Secretary of State for the' Depart ments of War and the Marin e . Jolla Hpsll44, ?Janet/4er, vittr.iler. Just published, MBE Sixth Volume, in Quarto, price £1 15s. and Volumes Nine and Ten,in Octavo, rice ,L , l 4s. of the Rev. Dr. LINGARDTs HISTORY of ENGLAND, containing the Reigns of James I. and. Charles f. ' Aho, A Thtrd F.dition of Dr. LINGARD'S HISTORY of ENG LAND, from the first. lovasion;bi the Romans, to'the Death of aliales I. in Ten Volumes, Octavo, price Xs. It:p The succeeding Seventh Velumet,in Quarto, and the Itlever.th and Twelfth Volumes in Octavo, will bring this History down to the Revolution in 16e8. • Printed for J. Ma.wntan, Ludgate-street. • This day was published, la One Vol. 4to. with a Ncw . Map by Artowstaith, 43 3s. boards. NARRATIVE of nJOURNEY into KHORASAN, including some Account of the Countries to the North-east of Persia : with Remarks upon the National Character, Government, and Resources of that Kingdom. By JAMES B. FRASER, Esq. Author of a Test in the Ilitr.ala Mountains, &e. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. Brown, and Green. o.• " His 'details *pectins. the domestic manners and usages of Use Persians, ate at once picturesque and dramatic. They form no inanimate commentary on a tale of the olden time, which every body has of late been reedkeg."—Aloathly Re•iiew. SU Nitil ER EXCURSIONS. • - - This day was published, in a thick Moto. Volume, illuitrated by Ninety•four Views and Maps, Mice 15s. bound, a New Edition, including the Soma Walnuts Paces, of rpH E GUIDE to ail the WATERING and SEA BATHING PLACES, for 1825; containing full and ac clime Descriptions of each Place, and of the Curiosities and striking Objects in the Environs; and forming an agreeable and useful Companion, during a Residence at any of the Plates. 'or during a Summer Tour in quest of Health or Pleasure. • With a Description of the Lakes, and a Tour through Wales. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, chine, Brown, and Green. Of whom may be had, ' The Previa' of Loons, or complete Gums through Lowliest and its ENVIRONS, with Maps and Plans, price Ss. bound, Or with 20e Views additional, 9s. bound. N.B. These well-known and approved Works have passed. through above Twenty Editions, and in making their purchases the Public should be oa theiro;rd against imitations under similar THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW, Nn. XXIII. just published; contains the following Articles : 1. The Latin Plays acted before the University of Cambridge— !. Dr. Rust's Two Choice and useful Treatises—S. Acts and Or. , &Dances of the Long Parliament-4. The Swam of Mass-5. Risrgmanst's Account of the Conversion of Solomon Duitch to Christianity-6. Kynaston's Translation of the Troilus and Cres sida of Chaucer-7. John Cleaviand's Poetical Works-6. Speneer's Minor Poems—C The Life of Mr. Thomas Blrmin, late Citizen of London. London: Printed fur Payne and Foss, Paii.inall; and Baldwin, • etadock, and Joy, Paternoster.row. irr This Review supplies the place of a library of Old English Literature . ; k contains E streets from the most interesting and important works which hair . , been published up to the commonerr . ment of this ceatusy, Analyies of their contents, and Biographical particulars of their Authors, with a critical account of their merits. '• In Many eases, the Review supersedes, to the general Reader. the week reviewed, and in most others, compiles from it an instructive and entertaining article. Many of the works of which an account - is given are cat:cutely rare r many others are of great value ; and to procure the whole collection of the weeks reviewed would be a most diffeult and expensive undertakizg an undertaking, how ever, rendered in a great measure unnecessary by the existence of Nit Review. To all lovers of Old English Literature resident in • • the country, or in any part of the world where access to extensive ,libraries is diScult or impossible, the Retrospective Review Must rise an invaluable publication. In addition to the accounts of pinkslar books, theiteview contains a considerable number of dis sent/ions on points of Literary History, together with general eines of the state of literature at different periods:: the whole loaning, or about to form in the succeeding numbers, a complete, though miscellaneous, History of Modern Literature. The excellence of the plan on which the Review is formed, has met with universal approbation; and the manner in which it has bees carried into execution, has been warmly eulnized in all the sumerous publications in which it has been noticed. THE GENUINE SYRUP OF UK VELNOS. AMONG the variety of Medicines which assume the denomination of attentive, the Genuine SYRUP OF DE VELNOS has obtained a distinction, which its efficacy alone can support. 131 pervading the lymphatic vessels, and removing ins p,diments totheir functions, by expelling humours conveyed fate the system, either by injection, impure contact, intemperance, or a .7-licate and peculiar construction of the secretory organs, it removes *he nein, disorders which they occasion. It not only dissipates ,glandular tumours, eruptions, and ulcers, whatever be their cause, hut them debilities, consumptions, feminine obstructions, fistulas, vets, rheumatisms, and palsies, which arise from scorbutic, scro. pindoes, venereal, or other morbid obstructions of the giands, of the liver, of the lungs, of the neck, of the mesentery, of the groin, &e. which are the cause of those diseases. The numerous patrons and friends of this elegant Medicine, which when genuine is per fectly agreeable to the pitlite, will observe that each bottle has a labpi with the signature `, Thos. Canhani," in the band-writing of the priprictor, by whom it is sold, as it was by Mr. Swanson, his ..10dmetlsfr, at No. 52, Berners.street, Oxford-sweet, at 151. a ,'bottle, and by all. the respectable Medicine Venders in London, and ebei t cop. stoiiriderable town in the United Kingdom ; and the cliniatts by hiertcptited agents in.the East 70111tOrge:isTa. Matkiotoskand Co. claClltta; and Messrs. Forbes and Co. llonsbay..• . , . , . . ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, . , alsz of THIS MONTH, AtIOD9I. . ' • ' Tickets and Shares.are now on Ss4e at CA.linirgl i tithill Cl!*- tractow's Offices, 19, Cornhill ; 7, Charing-ems; WA . £6, Oxford street, London ' • where he sold , . in Poor Meath% Fear Prizes of £40,000 ! and lately, Four Prizes of An 000!. Its the Lottery, drawn the 51sr of Iday last, CA tt ROLL sold No. 6.1.445,(C1a552) a Prize of £lO,OOO ! No. 1,541, a Prise Of 5e1,196. and Fie. ether Capitals ! " • N. B. By Act of Parliament, all Lantana will be WOW fee' ever on the coneluidea of the pelmet &twinge. • I . CABINAT4EAKERS' socurrr. CHEAP CABINET and UPHQ&STERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINRY-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now eXhitlitg in London, No. 171, Corner of LEADENRALL-STREET, opposite Ahlgate Pump. and which has been Bitablished epwidi,ef SAL Blare.. For linazir blotter, amino Abatement. • The Trustees and Commitleat alserle!shtllY and flentrt, idoet thity ountbom 4leet ekelye. for' the Benefit, of- Industrious aid bigestlios Meataelas - (witti have large Fainillea), by offering their Manufactured Articles in . ibe Cabinet Line, of the best . Workmanehip, and Cheaper than ti; any House in LoWdon;. no sithey Profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied ;aid constant employment to enable them to support their families, - the I number of whom appears by the hooks of the QuatterlY Mani ing to hetet. From the great patronage the Cointnittei have re. caved they are in hopes ofincreashts that number. . The whole of the Society beg • leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their Or4ers and RecottonsensLitionseend shall *heart feel happy in their endeavours to jive future action;athisf at the same time solicit a continuance of theft benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to inc r ease Ole number of the Society. The following •Articlee are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low • . . Prices, ail warrautedr—Ready Money only. Full site Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bettoni st 3 1111...- PuU size Tint Bedstead £1 6s.—Bordered Usir Mattress to At Al lg.—Mahogany Drawers, solid Ends A 3 Sr. —Feather Bed Al lbs.—Ditto; hes from dust stud smell, full size 413 lose- Six japanned Chair* of any descriptiOn in oil 41 6a — Best ditto Wash. hand Stand 16s.—Ditto Dressing Tabk 161.t—Ditto Table Aso-. Ditto-Stand Ba.-3 feet 6 inches 'Chests of Drawers £4 4,,—Three feet mahogany Penibrake Table Zi 18s.—Three foot ditto on pillars and clawi AS 15s.—Mahogany Dressing Table Cls Ditto Belttt,best, £1 es.—Ditto Box Glass, two drawers, best British Plate 155.1—Ditto ditto tel 7s.—Ditto Swing Glass, 45. and 6s. each--Tray. Stand 65.—1.00 g Mahogany Tray 128,—.Japatined Book Shelf 7s.—Tea Caiddy' 104.—Missic Maks, any pattern as. 6d.—Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed AS 65.-8 ditto ditto Al 75.-11 .Trafalgar ditto sell lis. —Mahogany Sofa to match £6 10s.--Ditto Coach .117106rt-Ditto ditto so 10s.—Set of Mahogany Card and. Sofa Tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood' All I.ss.—Set of blabligany Tables, two Card and Sofa, on pillars and claws 615 135.-43itto - ICI6 108.— Straw Palliasse AI Is.—Tent Bedstead and Furniture AZ Us.' —Bamboo Bedstead and French elliptic top, with drapery and hinge, £8 ios.—Five-foo; Mahogany . four post &vistaed and Furniture, with French draperies, lined 'all througlt.'consplete £l5 M.—Me-foot ditto ditto, a/16 108.—Ditte ditto. with titmice of a superior nuke, 218 101.—Ditto ditto, with gold cor-. nice, elegant drapery, 220.—Drawing-room Curtains, of the hest Morin, and Chintz, fitted for wiadows, 66 6s.—Ditto ditto, 75.—Ditto, of a superior and elegant style of work, 410 10s.— Drawing-room Sofa, £6 Ga.—Ditto, £7 T.—Horse-hair Cushions each ss. &I.—Common ditto 4s. 6d. • coverer =exam samuta. Goods packed free of expense, except the materials, for all parts of Great Britain, and to the East and West Indies.—Cap tains fitted out, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods for xtiortation. The above Prices regulated by order of the follow.' Conimittte. • J. CARTIII, H. 'miaow, T. firsxsa, T. Cosoas, W. Waratoas, J. WUJOS. W. THURNICLL, Agent, J. HASLER, Secretary. FCIL PRESERVING TILE TEETH AND GUMS. 91HE VEGETABLE TOOTHPOWDER his so 1 long been in general use that it IS almost unnecessary to offer any further recommendation of it. Composed of Vegetables, without the admixture of any Mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objection. against the use of other Dentriflees. Its detersive power is just sufficient to annihi late those destructive particles which adhere to the Gunn and the Interstices of the Teeth; healing injuries in the former, and pro moting a new Knamel (where it has been injured or cor roded) on the latter. It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy madness to the Gums; and if used regularly will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in Boxes, at 6s. 9d, by Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul ' s; Savory and Co. 13 6, New Bond-street. London; and by.the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had. BuTtAa's superior Saves Wiese Tao= Bevan's, ts. each;' and ilvmse's very fragrant LAV/LNDEL WATILS, in half pints, at ss. 6d. if Be careful to ask for fitness*" Yeoman.' Toone Povrogs, and, to observe the name and address of Butler, 4, Cheapskle,' are engreied on the stamp attichad to each box of this esteemed Dentrilice, to distinguish tt from lulitathrs under Alder titles. BANKRUPTS. • ..fames Barrow Storey, Blandford St. Mary, Dorset, maltster, to surrender August 12, 111, and September 17, at twelve at the Crown Hotel, Illandford Forum. Attornies. Mr. &Vine, Medford; or Mr. Walker, Lincoln's lon-fields. William Hackett, Sbetford. Manchester, timber-dealer. August 2%.27 1 and September 17, at two, at the Kings Arms Un, Manchester.- Attoentes , Messrs. A ppleby and Charnock, Gray's Inn : aquare - t or )It . Petty. Manchester. ,Thomas Sidlilr, jun. Warselek-lane, carcass-butcher, August 9, . and 'September 17, at twelve, at the Court of Cointniwismers of :Banktopas,.Basinghall-atreet. Attorney, Mr. Harmer, Hat , ton.gardoet.' . ThC/Maa Pathes. Penchercb-street. adll-manufacturer, -August 111, at 110, and . September 17, at ten, at the Coati of Coin • enlisionati:ot Bankrupts, Basingliaß4treet. Attornieseldessre. • Pearce St. Switbin's4ane. Jereidah 2 Beasiey. Bushy'', Herts. farmer, August 13, at eleven, 20, sand September 17, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of • Bankrupts, Ilasingimil-street. Atteenies, Mears. Iftrkettand Co. Qoalt-iane. Stephen Add; jun. late of Smithfield, w.inoassofthant. August 20, and Somber S. at ten, and 17s at sieves, at_ the Court of Commisdeners of Bankrupts,Basingies,. Messrs. Atkiniand Davis. Fox Ordinary -court, dim Rich,' Wigan, tanembire, builder, eriptember 1, at sin, 11, and 17, at eOtien, at the Bock-r-th Wine Inn, Wigan.. At tansy., Mr. GaAs% Wigan. • • Tbomaa Gqtaby.. tt!‘ Cresosot. Lower-road, lallogton. builder, Abling. ll . mut 1 091 11401441111+17•41‘• 411FOilk tie . coon _ • al Deedners, a5ing14144011101... Al• ifeeney, Mt... Lewis. Charlotte-strut; Fitzroy-square. Thomas Evenbed, Horsham, soap-soaker, Assiut *9, at urn, 2% .st eleven, and September 17, at nine, at the Court of Cornea's siozers of Bankrupts, Basingball•street. Attorney, Mr- :Thom- Son. Georgernreet, Mimeos. • aobert Artan, Wyndhant-street, Marp4ashonne, linen.draper, Au * licit % at ten;s% and September 17, at nine, at the Court of ;Conintissionera of besk.rupta, Beninghall-street. Asti:dales, Messri. Goren. and Prim, cifehard-street, Portman-square. DIVIDENDS to be made is BASING HALL-STREET. Aug. 27. A. Lam, Mimics, haberdasher, at eleven. Aug. IS W.. 1. Arnold, Idol-lane, wlne.broker, at ten. Aug. 27. J. Crowley. Holborn-bridge, cbeessmonger, at eleven. Sept. 17. G. and It Wooiricb, iptieLdisv 41112.manufaetaters, at twelve. Aug. 27.. itrood.atreet-mews, mershants, at H. Doves aid A. De . Dau.•••=... - tea. Aug. St T. Thompson, late of Cameatile--etreet, ntereAant, et twelve. Aug. ST. J. Deaaldson, W. Ike, and S. Marton, Friday-street, wholesale lhaett-drapers and warehousemen, at eleven. DIVIDEND to be =dela the COUNTRY. Aug. SO. W. Compton, Birmingham, Wen-draper, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. CERTIFI CATES —Anon 27. • H. Eaton, late of Dander, SomereetsNre, maltster. W. Walker, Rochdale, woollen.manufasturer. H. Bathhouse, Leeds, druggist. ..1. Robinson, Fallswerth. in Manchester, copperas-miumfacturer. W. Shave, St. Alban's, victualler. J. Goodwin, Holt, Worcester ebb* miller. W. 'airy, Cock-yard, Davies -street, St. George's, Hanover-square, horse-dealer and stable-keeper. B. Best, late of Macilesield Wharf. New North-road; Popluim.terrace, ton; and Borstal Flint Works, Rochester, wharlinger and coal. islerchant. F. Willett, Holborn-bridge, druggist. J. Storer, Mouot.street, St. George's, Hanover-square, undertaker. J. Changer, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, piano-forte•maker. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Bertrand and Boaveret, Pads Royal Paris, cutlers and dealers in stationery, Ste. Lumley and Nock*Bs, Lower Shadwell, smiths, &c. Fergusson and Co. Queesrstreet, warehousemen and factors. Green and Hollis, Lewisham, surgeons, &e. Ross and Rogerson, Chepping Wycombe, Bucks, tea-dealers and drapers. P. Greenough and Sons, Wigan and Manchester, cotton.manufacturers. Dickson and Co. London, Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video. Guy and Co. Limehouse, painters, ice. Turner and Lowe, Liverppel, timber. dealers. Atkinson end Porter, Leeds, whitesrnitlis. Truman and Sutton, Newark upon Trent, drapers. Bromley and Samples, Manchester, ropemakers. Ratcliffe and Cu. Manchester, packets , B. and R. Burr, Chatham, cabinetmakers. J. Edlesten, Idear.: l po 01, and Rdeisten. Warrington, coal.nserchants. Benson sailßoolong, g, ItendaL Sohn and James Symes, Wareham, Dorset. shire, mercers, drapers, and tea-dealers. Simonds and Nicholson, Reading, wine-merchants. Roberts and Barrow, Dillicar, West moriand,*woodmotigers. Gibbs and Nethercott, Wardour-street, linen-drapers. Corp and Rogers, Great Tower-stratt, carpenters. Lightfoot and Co. Gateshead, Durham, paper•manufActurers. Joseph and John Whitehead, Leeds, carpenters. Caldwell and Snit, Salford, oil casemanufacturers. Jones and fluffery,Welling- too, nt' erten iod drapers. Oett - eral Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which governs Importation, made up to the 50th of July Wheat Cs. 10d. I Oats 255. SI I Beans 41s. :id. Barley 355. sd. nye 418. id. Peas 41s. sd. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Ileums made in the Week ending the ad August, 1 14 L, is 89$. lid. per cwt. exclusive of the dudes. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW, 'Ai FOR MOST or COMMIDSSOOMIS OF saxxsons, IatINGUALL STOUT. MILD IIIZIMIXOII. J. Jarvis,Bromptaa, Kan, tailor • J. Wiadaeit, Magid, Sousa, grocer morn NUTIINCS. C. H. Morin& Pepo's Head.allsy, merchant J. Badakk, Abingdon. tanner DIVIDENDS. C. Cox, &. Mardn's.lane, taller. N. May, Albion Terrace, ..briek.maker. elaw, late of the New Kent.road, gro. :r a n_ • *Kinky and A. M. llamado, Sine-lane, mercbanu. T. Eoldicr. Holborn, victbager: A. Ellis, Mare.streee, Hackney, eillenter• W. Marsh, J. H. &rimy, and G. E Watt:lry Ber. nernacreet bankers. , DOCUMENT, No. I. • I have the honour to communicate to your Excel kitty, that on the 27th of April there anchored in this hay the ship of war St. Geronimo, otherwisiithe Asia, and brig Constant's both Spanish ships belonging to the squadron destined to Callao de Urns. which ships capitulated, with the Commander, traps, and crew, on the first day of the present month. Both the'ships were litreed to be given up to the Mexican nation, as your gitcellency will better understand by the accompanying , eixisment, which includes the said capitulation.. ETbe writer then proceeds to announce the peculiar circumstances which make it necelsary fur the ships to as under the co ours which he describes ; and that the Mond Pilot, Don Juan Malaria, is commissioned to 'lsis immediately to the capital Of Mexico, toconvey is the hands of the Supreme Government the dispatches 111 the Military Commander, for whom the writer solicits every assistance to • facilitate his journey.—This dis patch is dated Monterry, in Upper California, May 21, 1825, and signed by the Political and Military,qovernor of the Fortress of Asspulco, Luis Antonio Arguello. The documents Nos. 2 and 3, contain "the relitesenta 'tions of the Spanish Commander, Don Jose ~ Martiiies, of the difficulties of his situation, and the circumstances elf4tenesfideratienss *hid% lotteced Idits o ltilltrtlidat tinder hia cadets, to go over to the Mexican Goternmenr, place themselves under its authority, and `swear to maintain its independence. We subjoin the Capitulation. CAPITULATION. Meaty made by the Commandant of the - ship. Asia, Lieutenant Don Jove Martinez, his troops and ere*, and tise Senior Go vernor Don Luis Antonio Arguello, Captain of Cavalry, and Mi litary Commandant of the Territory belonging to the United Mexican States: Art. 1. Don Jose Martinez places at the disposal of the Govern mint of the United Mexican States, the ship Asia, with all her stores and munitions of war, and the brig of war Constantia, which on the Sith of April, separated for a time (if no other misfcrtune befal her), shall be comprehended in this capitulation, as if the two ships were but one. Art. S. The Governor, in compensation for the giving up of the ships, engages, for the security of the individuals who man them, their property, privileges, immunities, and safe conduct, th . rough ail the Federation ; as likewise their individual liberty, according to the laws, subjecting themselves to the observance of the same. Art. 5. Don Jose Martinez, Commandant 7 in.Chief of these two ships, offers Immediately to swear to the indtpendenci of the States, and likewise his officers, troops, and crew, frog which condition are excepted those Individuals who wish to pass to the Peninsula, or to any other part of the Spanish donitnioni, and to whom the Government shall give all the necessary facilities for embarking them from these States, for the places to which they may wish to proceed. Art. 4. The Governor shall name the Commissioner or Commis sionen to carry into effect the Articles of the present Treaty, and at the same time to facilitate the necessary dispositions for the Verne of the said ships from Acapulco, to place themselves at the lii t of the Supreme Government of the United Mexican States. rr sill . 5. The Supreme Government of the United Mexicon States shall satifsy the crews of both ships,, for that which is due to them from she Spanish Government, as pay, from their leaving Spain for this country, according to the accounts which the Purser of the ship shall present, which shall be so much more readily given to them, as they have voluntarily surrendered to the United Mexican States. Art. 6. To those who have capitulated, and who may wish to remain in this State, or to • pass to any other independent part of America, there shall be given a letter of security, expressing that the bearer is 012 e of those who surrendered the ship Asia, in order that he may proceed in safety. _ Art. 7. Every interpretation that may be pat en the present Treaty, shall be in favour of the capitulating party. Art. S. This capitulation shall depend upon the good faith of the two Contracting Parties. There shall be made four copies of the same as done, ratified, and approved; of which two shall re main with each of the Contracting Parties, to secure its perfect fulfilment. Given in the Fortress of Monterey, May 21, lit& JOSE ESTRADA. .14/SR RAMIRRZ. JOSE DR GARDENA& ANTONIO VENTURA ROTETA. Confirmed and ratified in all its parts. LUIS ANTONIO ARGUELLO. JOSE bl A RTINEZ. This is a Copy of the original of that cenilled at Maim. May 2, ins. ARGUELLO. His Excellency the President of the United Mexican States, filled with the most glorious satisfaction by an event which contri butes so much to the security of our Independence, and to the honour of the Mexican nation, has proved in ail its pafts, of the foregoing capitulation, and has ordered, in consequence, that the pay of the arrears dne to the Spanish crew shall be pall actording to the terms agreed upon. A wild man has lately been found in the midst of the wcois and mountains of Harlowalkl. Bohemia, who, it is presumed. must have been there from his infancy. He appears to - be about SO years of age, but cannon articolatea single word. He bellow sor rather he howls, his voice being like that of a dog. Reruns on all•fuurs, and the moment he perceives a human bring , clambers to the top of a treelike an ape, and jumps frosts brooch to branch with surpri►ing agility.. When he.sees bird •or other game, be pussucs ity alascht allege ailth cess.—Trendt Paper. •- ,~